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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

We have been informed that a
man, stranger. was killed and rob-
bed. on last Saturday night. about
one mile west Of the city. by some
unknown person or persons, sup
posed to be negro soldiers. He was
shot from his horse. On tho same
night several other persons were
robbed in the same neighborhood.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
Shreveport, Nav 10. 1866

Shreveport. May 10. 1866. $
AT q meeting Of the citizens o,
Shreveport, held on Saturday even
ing at the Mayors Office, for the pur.
pose of organizing a Fire G. mpany
Mr.. Dawes moved that Mr.. Dickin
son be appointed temporary chair.
man. and +. A. Leonard requested
to act as secretary on the occasion.
I. Byland was elected Foreman,
o L. Chamberlain. lst Assistant
Foreman; A. w. Moffet, LIST Pipe
Director; +. A. Leonard, Secretary;
h. Dawes, Treasurer S. herman,
Dooskeeper.
On motion of Mr.. Robinson, it was
resolved that lists for membership
be kept open for ten days for sigma
lures. after which time applicants
shall be voted for by ballot.
A committee OF three unsupported
to prepare 4 constitution and bv
laws. to report at the next meeting.
by the president as toll
ows: kimble, Sanchez and Robin.
son, to which the chairman was ad |
led.
1t was moved to meet on next
Tuesday evening. at o'clock, z. NJ
A committee Of six was appointed
o meet at the Engine house on
at o'clock, examine the
engine, and report on the condition
hereof and to make repairs. and
he company to meet At 6 o'clock
N Monday evening to try the En-
,ine.
The committee were M-ssrs. Kim
lie, Byland, Moffett, Chamberlain,
Dawes, Sanchez. and Buell..
Adjourned.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

J. II. Reynolds, &c. q. Palm,
Shreveport. L.: lat. Of dustin. Teas
REYNOLDS T. PALM.
(Successors TO $. NJ Sweu.nn)
n q. ~ Il + XA s ST X EFT,
shreveport, La.
Wholesale end Retail Dealers In
Groceries, Dry Gods,
Ha,d,sare. Boots. shoes. Hate,
Rope. Mails. Cassirgs. Coffee. &c.
Liberal cash advances made on cotton
wool. and Hides. to S. II Swensoh, No 4s
Catondelst street, New Orleans. or IS. II
Swenson, No. rs Exchange Place, New
York
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

A fraud practiced by interruptions
mixers is the filling Of tho genuine
bottles. after their original contents
have been used. with fiery and dele
terions mixtures, aud selling the same
as Red Jacket Stomach Bitteas. Pur-
chase only Of dealers in good stand
ing, whose business characters are
guarantee against decor ton.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Sen
Europe on tne
Arrangements
effect a postal treaty
and the United States. 7 M
States steamer Corwin was n
on the I'd. sounding for the laying o.
the new telegrapllic cable. The au-
thor''i.s offered them every facility
Cardenas is being fortified. III.
city counsel has proposed for loan
Of 100000, so far unsucc.s.fully,
Washington. May l6-Th. Pr-si.
dent refuses I" listen to tn. applica.
ton for pardon OF kohus,amm. the
Government swindler.
There is littl. or 40 doub. tina,
the veto of the Colorado bill will be-
sustained.
Gen. Santa Anna, conversins with
the Herald's correspondent, denied
all c"nnivauce with Macmillan.
he intends to dispatch a staff off Z.
Ger to Juarez to-day, and send a
communication to Senior Romero ex-
planatory Of his intentions here.
Liverpool, May 6.-The stock of
American cotton in port is $4,000
bales. The decline on the week
ending Friday. the 9Th, wa. I'D. on
all descriptions.
1t is understood that mutual nm.
derstanding has been arrived at be-
tween France and Austria. in accor-
dance with which Austria under
takes that should Italy attack V.ne.
tia independent. y Of France. none
Of the eventual results uf victory
will be secured by Austria without
the diplomatic Intervention Of Franc.
1t is asserted one object of Aus, /!
ria i'll menacing Prussia and Italy,
8 to force England to a-sent to n |
European Congress.
New York, May l6-Gold 1904
Cotton active and firm nj IS to SIC.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
AARDWARE,
" E offer at the Old Hardwar.
w Stand. M 90 Y.r,a 0,,.,

NV E oher at the Old Hardware
w Stand. No s9 Texas Street.
tho following srtic!es OF Hardware: the
stock viii be r,arwed by constant ad.
ditions-Jack. fore and smoothing plains.
hand and rip save, padl"cks. various kand-
rim-locks, cottage locks. toutLe1n locks.
dead lock.. storsdoor iocks, assoyxd price.
and styles; cupboard, trunk. I'LL. chest.
drawer, wardrobe. aud pantry locks; byass
candesticks, trace cbsins, hattie. chains,
lock chains. dog chains; sewing and pegg-
Ing owls; { ollins and other axes. hammers,
patches, assorted; lathing hatche,s plated
table and teaspoons, Erittanix and iron
SPOONS. .hrsrs, sciss ors, lamp trimme.s
carpenters rules aud squares. butts and
screws. assorted; strsp hinges. light and
Leavy; hinges. screw pulIeys. brass cas;ors,
pannei. square and shutter bolts; saw. sets.
plumb bobs, compssses, mil! saw, bastard,
and hsndsaw files; brass cocks. tracking
cocks. wooden faucets; hollow sugers,
Butchers clesvers, rai.iraps. rein aud hal.
ter snaps. Coopers trocs, bed kcye, aus-rs.
Ass";ted frying pans, assorted well
wheels. sauc~pans, all and and spik Climb.
lets. monkey ~rcncbrs, sssurted; Tah-s
"renches. breas; drills. rascE~tt drills. ball
braces, Wilson's brace and bitt horse
brushes, shoe and hair brushes, thpe knives
pinchers. and punCh.s, shoe Hoa.s; nsso,t-
ed steel hoes. coffee mills. Box and Wilson's
"a 'Peniers levels, pocket Levels, pocket
.n'>es. all qualities. English and Ameri.
IAN Table cutlery, in every variety. pillow
lines, bed cords. Jute and Manila rope.
Sith many other srtici-s in The hardvar
inc.
RESAnl l. pa,as
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Testimonials from Government.
officials, authors Of distinguished
reputation. analytical chemists, we'll
known physicians, captains of steam
ships, clergymen, members of the bar.
merchants. miners, heads Of public
institutions, &C.. &c, are among the
credentia! Of this popular specific
Red Jacket Bixe-,.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22
Pitts q 1hQye, Sales.
Furniture, Dry Goods,
Shoes, Hats, and Liquors.
a r AUCTION
Ky Z l 4 r q + r Ii y - ID

by IT T . 4 T II e r,
CLARENCE c. THArER -. Auctioncer
WILL be sold on Wednesday. Nav
w s3rd, At II O'Clock A. NJ. It their
sales room, Milan street, under the Veran.
dab lotsl-
An assortment Of Furniture, entirely
new: such a. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Armoirs,
"H>hstAnds. Tables, Chairs, &c.
-Also-
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Cotton Lace.,
Blankets.
Also
Sewing Machines
Ierms-Cssh in U. s. Treasury Notes.
mAyl5-lt
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" Cant Come II, 4"

The British have built an immens.
iron war vessel, weighing. rs i. now
stands, 5000 tons. 1t is the lare.s,
vessel of the description launched
or rather attempted to be launched
tor from all accounts it has grea,
repugnance to water. so much SO tina,
all the machinery and skill that can
be brought to bear upon it cannot
make it take to the element for which
it was designed. The London Times.
referring to the last a,temp, to launch
the vessel, on the Sd instant. saws:
Every kind of power known to
science was brought into play-steam
power. water power, horse power and
power. Hydraulic rams
We're constructed on each side OF the
vessel. teams of horses were hm-
messed to chains and pulleys. while
at the bows two great engines bor-
rowed from ancient fashions were
pressed into service. Immense bat
tering rams. exactly like thus. used
by Iitus-at the seige OF Jerusalem.
We're swung by the force of a hun
1red men against the ship for the
chance Of loosening her by the jar,
10 that, with floating, and lifting.
md dragging, aud driving, it was
hoped that the mass must at length
De moved.
But our ship, like Robinson Cru
oe's, was too heavy to be moved by
ny power whatever. When the Blu.
lie sounded the horses tueged ard
ne presses worked. and the sailors
heered, and the huge rams thnn-
cred agnist the vessels stem, but
IL to no purpose. 1t you pull hard
nough, as the proverb says. some
ling must give way. but it is not al
avs the thing you want. Some.
mig did give way on Monday, but
was not the Northumberland -
he cables snapped under the strain
the lighters, the chains broke un-
'r the strain of the horses, and the
age timber beams were crushed to {
'wder under the strai n of the presses, t
1t the great ship never buds-d an {
ch. Where she stuck on tn. 17thl /;
March, there she sticks ill.-Sf.
oKSS Ere1fn0 Ne,rs
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Our steamboat friends are reminded
that by sending their orders to our
office, in due season, they eau have
Ill the papers they require. stamped
with the name Of the boat and off cers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

% EfERkING our old friend, And
/ ~ customers. aud all others who may
favor MS with their patronage TO The above.
card, We would call their affection TO the.
TACT that our extensive brick Warehouse,
have storage capacity for
SOOO Bales and $4,000 Bbis-
Oar Receiv'ng and tor~ ardiug arrange
Iffehts are thoroughly systematlsed. and alt
freights consigned to us will NEE, win
prompt and faithful attention.
orders for HE Purchase Of Goods.
either here. in New Orleans, or ,,.,.wt,,.
WIN De hied Z" hen accompanied by c,sb
dispatch and accuracy. In cosnrr,,on
wan TINS. We will remark that our arrange.
ments "ith the house in New Orleals win
enable ms to compete successfully with
AiJ oboSr mousse m the Southwest
Groceries,
we VIII Keep CONSTANTLY ON hand a full
assortment OF goods in our Iiue, to which
fresh additions are made by nearly evrry
boat and which we continue to ol,.r "A, .
slight advance ON cost
Our tock will embrace, In part
Texas FL, ur, (Willinms)
Western Flour.
Brown Sugar
White sugar. crushed and pulv.
WHISKY
Rio and Java.
Bacon. Tea, Mackerel. in
hits, and ! kits, bbs. and bbIs.
and kanawha.
Western Cheese,
Irish Potatoes.
Onions,
Can Oysters,
Can Fruits.
ro,,.c Of every variety.
|OBBACO--Smokins and Chewing.
Champagne
Port Wine.
Madeira.
Sherry,
Claret,
Brandies, &c, ,tc
Also
Hall Specr FLOWS Moore 4 Bar
st FLOWS, Collins Axes. Shovels. Spades.
lollow-ware. Tin. ware, Woodenware.
We invite an inspection of our goods
nd prices. PHILIPS LOO
yet!
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Money Stoicn Orer Thirty Year!
Ago Returned by Tie Ih,y.-Ih.
Utica On. Y, Telegraph says:
In 1888, Truman Enos, of Norwich
Chenanso county, while i'll this city
had his pocket picked of $500. Mr..
Enos offered large reward for ,h..
recovery et the money, but without
avail. But during the year 1876.
thirteen years later, tIe received SlOO
by naii, and an anonymous note. in
which the writer acknowledged that
he and another person took Oh. money
and divided it equally. and tia, the
inclosed 500 was Intended as par
,ial payment. and b. would ultimate.
iy pay the remainder with interest.
He also added that his accomplic.
was dead. and perhaps he ough, to
pay the other half
Accordingly, in 1869, seventeen
years later, Mr.. Enos received ano,h-
er Anonymous note from zone who
wronged you out of IT." and three
weeks ago be received another anon
ymous note containing the balance
$40. The last letter was post
al Utica. and ran thus =
March, ls6G-Sir: i mail you cash
$50. remembered the promise,
1t was long time since it
VAS made. Hope You may iiv. to
'nJoy II. Can you torgi,ei Yours.
ruiy." Mr.. Enos is now eighty
eren years of age.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Our friend, Mr.. +. +. l.. Frank, is
just in receipt Of genuine Brazil Spec
taclee. Colts Navy fia,ols, pure
Diamonds. and the finest ladies and
gentlsmen's jewelry. ETC.. which he
will sell At living prices. Give him
call. lJan3O-tf.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

The respective ages of the Sena-
tors Of the thirty ninth Congress are
as follows Kirkweod So, Creswell
80, Williams 43. Cragin as. Yates
4s, Gutherie "a. Norton 81, Stewart
80. johnson 20, Nye SO, Lane, H. S.
SO. Buckalew IS, Brown 40, Con-
ness ~. Van Wrinkle So. Ramsey
81, Hendricks AZ, Sprague 36, Nor
gan SIS, Wiley IS. Henderson 80,
Davis 65. Howard 81. Pomeroy so.
Riddle 40, Morrill, So. Nesmith 46,
Howe SO, Cowan 81, Harris 81,
Salisbury 46, Grimes SO, Anthony
81, Doolittle 81, Dixon SO, Chandler
So. Wright 20, Wade Sc, Wilson 81.
Foster so, Turnbull SO, Fessenden
go, Foot SO. {Mr. Foot died few
weeks since. His successor is
Younger than Sprague.) Sumner SIS, ;
40, Lane, j. II. So. Clark
"a. Sherman %. Poland 81. Edmund
10.
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TOWN talk. O,.r.n
.r,r tho shreveport ~ ,he <.SS1
A freedman On ~ Nv afl ~


sanctuary with his I
to her, that from earl 49,
ways evinced = preference for msr.
camille pursuits. and he designed as
soon as he was released from his
present position in the U. s. Army,
turning his attention to tn. advance
uaent of commercial interest.
A drunken Reb. remarked to . u.
.. omclaI that ice and VS. were
the only articles for which, hereto.
fore tie South had to depend on tn.
Ncfth. Home manufactur. now SUP.
plies the FIRST, and continued impor-
tation the latter.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

See the advertisements of Pitts &
Thayer's auction sales to take place
at their auction rooms. under the
Verandah Hotel, to- morrow Wednes-
day. morning.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

The New Orleans papers announce
the death of Ex-Gov. II. W. Allen.
At the City of Mexico, on the ED
ult. He had been in ill health for
some time previous to his DEATH
This. is sad intelligence to the people
Of Louisiana.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Some persons consider themselves
better judges than others. j. B.
Lewis. jr. is DESTROYS of having all
such persons call on him, ard test
the quality Of his stock. His adver.
tisemsnt is elsewhere.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Dull times should be taken advan-
tage of, and persons visiting New
Orleans ought to call on Hite &
Murdoch and give them an order for
liquors, etc.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

For the lack Of editorial items in
this issue, We ask the indulgence Of
our readers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

The officers Of the steamer Sara
toga will accept our thanks for late
papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

The river is about on q stand 1t
this place. and should it again rise
it cannot we'll 60 beyond four inches
higher
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

Sowing Machines repaired to order
At =. F. l.. Franks.
Inn col
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X. ". krEiII
Late i.c~isviile Ar
SALE E. MURPHY.
MERCHAN--

NIS>|t4<A-1ITS,
corner Texas and Spring streets sb-,
rort; Ia, Wsl'er d Eldcr's old Sand ~
I've on hand a large s,ock a. ~
I I l foods. Clothing Hardsnr., C,ockrtc
n.r. te, etc and arc p.ep.sed 10
duce for saipncu.. ''as. re
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- o. ~ cLoRs' W. w. BARRETT
MCCLURE 1 BARRETT,
wholesale and Reiait Dealers in
- X Y G O Cd S,
Hardware,
Boots and Shoes,

Plantation SHppiies DC.
No: III Leree Street. Shreveport, L..
'NHEl have received. nd ave now open.
a ing one OF tn" Ia gest and best selected
stocks of the shove ARTICLES ever ot,e-ed IL,
this market. "
1hey have made arrangements by which
'ts! can keep their stocks always rep!enisb
I'd ana viii be prepared 20 meet all de-
mands made up'n tie house
Inc highest prices will always be paid
for Cotton and Wool, and advances msde
90 these criticize VIXEN eonsisned to US.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-22

JAS A. MILLER. WIN. w. SHAW
MILLER & SHAW.
ProPristors
ME- NJ HIS
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
Plantation and Turning
Implements.
ASenf. 10, Lo4n,r.is Hylra.I,e CO
meat and As.S York Caiesrsd
Plaster.
MEMPHIS. TESN.
HAVING MADE arrangements
with Mr.: E. Ball. the manufacturer
of the celebrated
Ball Reaping and Moving
Machines
for the exclusive agency for the sale
Of his machines in the States Of
Louisiana,
Arkansas,
Mississippi.
Tennpssee
and Texas, We
offer superior Inducements TO the
DEALERS and FARMERS
in said States to purchase these ma-
chimes which ". warrant the best
md chcapes. in the market.
We are also sole agents for tho
Straub Grist Mills.
We manufacture and keep CON
family on hand q perf.c, assortment
f all kinds Of
MING IMPLEMENTS
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Groceries. Liquors. Cigars
Vines, &c.
AT AUCTIoF
4.

By FITIS TIIA YER,
l. I 'sArsR. ....----.. Auc'ionec,:
WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY. Nav
" 2Srd at IL o'clock. A. NJ. At their Sale I.
room, Milan street, under the V.,andah
Hotel.
Ah.is. Sugur.
le Bbls. Crushed Sugar,
10 Bills. Powder Sugar,
II Bills, Fine Nol.ss-s.
20 iislffihe Nolasscs.
/" SACHS Coffee,
20 bb'>. Wh.-Iy.
~ uUu Cigars,
Wines, Brandy. soap. Tarch. &c, &c.
Irrm---at sale
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OUR AGENTS.

OOn AZ GN rs.
:. Jege'son. 7eoaa-9hs Editor Of the
''Jimplecuse."
.Ne'c Orleans- H. Pcskinghorne.
Neso lork-J. u. Emerson. 81 Nassau
street. Joy. Coo 4 CO., Tribune Buildins.
;. n: Pettensill i c.. ~ lark Row. J.
Lewis. " aud "a Nassau street.
Phusds!phia.-Joy. tos L Co, Browns
Ire building. r.
Bssssn.--S. n. PestsnRtll. 4 Co.. 8 Ess.e
styeet.
.Natchieeches-John W. Taber.;
1R. Lebanon Rev. A. l.. Hay.
Naeo, Tssos-B. +. Hsrria.
vie~ns, LA. Is. 8. Winfrev,
Nsruilts, 1exos--J n Bakvr.
- FostNosters or sther responsible
Persons wishing to act ~ Agents tor the
= Wc -, Will piease send u their address.
twenty DIT cent commission is allowed
Address
JOHN DICKINSON,
Editor and Prop, ietor
Shreveport, Caddo Parish. La
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REYNOLDS Il PALM,

Boots shoes, BrOEans l. Hats,
4 T Whoi esale, bought for cash in Eos.
IA ton, and offered =, low ptic-s nv
RErSoLps & PALM.
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CorToS PLASr

Money Stolen orcr Thirty Yeas
Ago Returned by Tie Ih,tJ.-Ih-
Utica On. " Telegraph says:
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n D. sAlE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04

Senate bill 10 amend the act Of Julv 4. 1874
for the relief Of seamen and Others borr (
on the books Of vessels wrecked or lost hi
naval service, which was considered and
passed.
Darling, from New York, from the com
mittee on Naval Affairs reported back House
bill to create the grade Of Brig. Gen. Com
mandant, in the U. S. NJ rine Corps. The
! bill provides that the grade is to be fille5 nv
! election from officers OF the Corps. the nav
and allowances to b the ssme'ss those Of.
GERS Of late grade in the army. The present
| grade Of Gel Commandment to be abolished
Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, inquired as to the
necessity q the biz.
Mr.. Daring explained that Il aid not in.
| crease the emoluments Of Otticers who was
now below a Colonel, except 10 q very small
amount, not exceeding $500 year. Il
seemed proper that The head Of corps
should be Brigadier General, as was the
rule Of the English snd the French service
He had two Colonels and three Lieutenant
Colonies under him, and there were 81, 0e9
men in the organization.
Mr.. Wilson inquired whether there was
any propriety in paying the head Of the
mounted corps more than the head Of the
navy.
Mr.. Darling admitted that there was not;
but the bill proposed no such thing-the
pay Of Yics-Admiral Of the navy being
$1,000 year. He was perfectly willing,
however, that the bill should bS amended
50 thstit should not be increased.
Mr. Wilson did not favor the plan. II
ranks were created, the pay would follow. |
Considerable discussion followed, which /
ended in the House voting to lay bill on /
the table.
The morning hour having expired. House /
proceeded TO the consideration of the con /
tested election case Of Dodge and Brooks, i
from the Sth Congressional district Of New
York.
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Mass, opened the debate,
sustaining the report Of the Committee on
Elections; decls7ing Dodge, and not Brooks,
entitled 10 the seat.
SENArE.--Mr. Sumner called up his reso-
luton offered yesterday, calling upon the
President, Postmaster General and Secre-
ta.y Of the Treasury TO report to the Senate
whether persons have been employed in
their Departments since last month, with
out taking the required oath. Passed
yeas Is, nayss 5.
NV YoRE, April S.-Gen- Hooker is re-
covering from the severe Illness which has
confined him to his room for the past three
months. He appeared on the street to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, April S.-The funeral Of
the late VIM. g. Pierce, late Commercial
Editor of the North American, took place
this morning. 1t was attended by the
Mayor, delegation from the Commercial
members of the press, and
large number Of his personal friends.
NEw HAVEN, April 3.-The Republicans
have fired 30 guns over the election. The
Palladium of this evening figures up $50
majority for Hawley in the State.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04
Criminal Court.


The following cases were disposed Of in
the Criminal Court
State ss Morris Moran, and others, larce-
ny, was set for the i7th.
State us C. Harrison, murder, continued
tall next term.
State rs Wiles, murder, continued till to-
day.
State Us Newland, murder, continued till
the Sd Monday in April.
State % Col. Miner, larceny defendant
held ever tin the next term, in the sum Of
$4,000.
State rs Foley, murder; passed over for
the present.
state rs Craddock, murder not dis
posed Of.
The misdemeanor cases will continue till
the 4th Monday in April.
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For Sale,

ONE 81 The heat Residences IN TIE country. In
~ tae southern PAT u lte city, near TIE term a.
rsie neighborhood- The hul ling, large node
fs0-sioTy BRICK, With tea rooms, kitchau A. ZOO
brick smoke house and servant houses. good -
Tern, large yard, vel enclosed, VII ~ sores "
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04

CRUEL.-we observed yesterday "gem-
man OBJ color" forcing a poor blind dray
horse up the heaviest part Of the grade on
Market street, with some two thousand
pounds and upwards attached to him, an d
the hulk Of the lazy driver perched upon
the top of that. Such inhumsnity and
cruelty to a poor struggling dumb-brute, i.
deserving Of heavy fine.