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THEFT OF a GOLD WATCH.-A rather
good looking young man, apparently
about nineteen years Of age, named Wm.
Mosley, was arrested yesterday charged
with stealing a lady's gold watch from
the clearinghouse of Mr.. Hastings, on
Poplar street. The proprietor, on the
discovery Of his loss, Immediately sent
for a policeman, but previous to his ar
rival searched MOsley and found the
missing property. He had on his person
another gold watch. The prisoner had
also in bis possession one of the new pO-
lice badges, No 81. We believe be vas
never connected with the police. How
be came by the badge remains TO be ex-
planned. When asked why he commit
ted the theft, be said ne was =" hard up"
He was lodged in the Adams street
prison, and will be examined before Mr..
Justice Creighton this morning at 9
o'clock.
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ENNONs & SoS.-At No. 10 Jefferson
street, will be found all the late reading
matter Of the day, including the Illus
trated weekiies The Hesperian, Wa
verify. Ledger. Clipper, Ir4h American,
New York Daily Herald, Times, Tribune,
terson's FOR February is just received and
a new supply Of the Land We Love-"
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ID o DIN G
ANTED-

w a \ I h D.
A good and smart brand Boy.
LINN MALLoN,
faufzIt % Main street.
LTANTED-AGENTS-
To sell the Crescent Family Se~lng sFa-
ruiue,n the best low priced Machine made.
Please send for circulars and obtain ful par
lieu ans. Address,
CHAS r. HASTT,
Z5 second street,
au3-5nLeJau9 Memphis, Tenn.
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Drake / Co have reduced their
prices on Clothing and Fornishing
Good. Call soon and get bargains
before j IS too lac az Main
street. laI3-3t.
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STAR TNIoN LINE This Is not a
third rail concern, bur reaches the east
over the great double track, stone-hal-
asted Pennsylvania railroad. VIII for
ward cotton to-day via New Albany per
steamer p. w. Strader.
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"
By 8 competent Book keerer a situation %
post a SCI Of books in tue evening "olld ask
= very reasonable com peusatiJn. Apply 30 No
I a-nIuglOn streeL. laus u
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STEAMBOATS,


RBGCLAR MEMPHIS AWo VTC--
PACKET
Ter Helena, Friarss Point r,,,
Eunlee, Gaines Landing, -
WIFE, Lake Prevalence
and VtckshErx-
ST. PATRrCK L. -
Ints new and elegant passenger
Steamer leaves on 10y
THIS DAY. 18th. at 5 pm.
- JOHNSON & WRIGHT. AGENTS.
Star Wharf boat.
REGULAR ASAPBB ATD WCFgBUPg
PACKET
? HleEsourE and All Way Landings.
FALLhf WIN Blake master
VIII leave as above ~
WEDSESDAYsist inst ats pm
LARRY HARNsTAD 90. age,t-
No 10 Jefferson sfrse-
Janis-zt and city WharfoOat foot Ncn-gc~
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Drake & Co., CiothIers and Geots
FuCnishers, 277 Main tree.
1al4-ot
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Buy year HOGd and Willow Ware zt
H~=adqg5Ft-Fss 80 Main stree Large
stOgk Il BIRD Cages, hFHShes and HGg c
EuFHlshiHg G0nds at RheeltF, PtekeuS d
Co.'S, $50 sain street lai2-it.
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MEMPHIS GATOsO GAS COMPANY.
The subscription books Of the company
will remain open for twenty days longer,
at the office Of the law court clerk,
Greenlaw building.
Jall-Iw JOHN DONOSAE. President.
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BOARDTEG.-Three or four respectable
families, OF several single gentlemen,
can be accommodated with nice rooms
and boarding. By applying at 39i Second
street. uOv2I-tf.
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AMCsENENTs To-DAY-BluH City
Nuseum-open day and evcniag-won-
derful educated log, Bohemian glass
blower, collection Of living animals.
GalC ~
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS, January Ia, 1867, 8 pm. !
---ma a..

DfFtJE Oh THE DALI
MEMPHIS, January Ia, 1867, 8 pm. !
Generhi Business.
Business WIS very good during the
day, and orders were put up to a large
amount. The retail trade was more ac-
tive than for several days back. Boats
from above bring large supplies Of corn.
Oats continue scarce and firm.
COTTON-The market was dull, and
only 8 few sales Of moment were made
the day. Middling sold at 80 to
3Io. Holders do not seem a anxious TO
sell as they did a few days ago. Receipts
Saturday night, 37l6 bales ship
ments for the same time, 2I62 bales.
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a GOOD TAILOR.-We refer to our
friend, Mr.. =. II. C~avanaBgh, No. Il
Union street, whose card appears among
cur new advertisements to-day. A call
on Mr.. @. viii convince any OF our
friends that they can no where be better
suited than at his establishment. His
stock is entirely new and suited i'm prices
to the present depressed market, and his
emitting, as many Of Us know, cannot be
exeeiIsd. To the public who wish to
purchase good clothes, made TO order at
reasonable rates, we cordially recon-
mend him, aEd wish him abundant
success.
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Let the People Know It /

best assortment Of TOYS in Memphis
KEYS VARIETY STORE,
$40 Main street,
deeA Between Union and eayose SIS.
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PEKsoNAL--We bad the pleasure yes
terdJy Of meeting with our young and
genial friend, John Savage, Esq, who is
al present the southern life insurance
agent at Little Rock. Mr.. Savage is a
whole souled, clever gent45nan, one
who makes friends Whereby he goes,
and his leaving our city was a loss to our
city and "A gain for Little Rock. We I'M
derstand be returns to the capital Of our
sister state this evening, and We wish
him q safe and pleasant journey.
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10 tbe patron~ OF ths AppcaI.

You are requested not 70 pay any car
riers without 3 certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity ia carriers. J.. DAVIES.
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NETANTED-AEents.- Energetic Agents
fsr the best paying business sSIaul-
"A article OF absolute necessity IN eNeiy uou-e-
fssld. lasge profits on small capital, no cOmpe-
tftian aud no risk. and Just what every scent
wants % make money on Ladies gentlemen
gI-rgymea- IsaChsrz, elerEF, iaborerS every
BODY Wh0 j not lazy and can raise o leW d 4
larz- should call A. T. LoinDaEu blOcEr or send
rtrmp fgr papers. address, X. HAfEELI,
49, E-Si gf3rago. now lmdHW
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See advertisement Of Rec, SIX & Go.
In another eaiamn.
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A VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR & "
Eight Miles East Of Helena, Ark,
in Tunica County, Miss.

I'HlS Tract consists Of Eight hundred Acres,
rive hundred Of which are cleared. -Four
hundred acres Of the tract was culflvafed
guElns tue year lto6, and is now in a good con-
uHlon lOr a crop for the year 1857. The most o
tuLs VaiuaDl plantation Is above overflow and
rs very desirable and mas comfortable Cabins,
e1eellsnL water, and a new Steam Sawmiu
anu HLnnOuke. Mules and Farming Utensils
Freedmen now on the place could DO induced
20 stay. should any one OF means desire TO
plant, a liberal cupartuership Is offered.
For lurthel -@formatiOn apply to l.. l. BUSBY
or y. N. & CO, Memphis, Tenn.
RMS place viii be offered for Thirty Days.
lana IN Al SHUTWELLa
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT
Three Rooms in Gay0so Block suitable for
Sleeping Rooms Inquire al 3G Main street
fauI5f w
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NOTICES.



= hereby given that q HtockhOlters, Meeting
In - ria TUESDAY. thes-h day Of January
- the feurr-sss National Eank. foT tbs par
pose o. olecung Fiye Ia ectols for The ensuing
Ia56a GE0. r. RUTTER, President
n E.
there WI BE- 10 bills uald by the steamer
DIE VERNON unless ordered - ne captain
a. Tle-k j. HICKS
pnTfeffn and Avalanche COPY. ag6 n
NOTICE. -MUDEa and HORSE STOLEN
~ REHAHU-Du The uignt o. december
Est nj. was stolen from fle b a lie % the SUD
srrfher. one and a-ntf mites north OF lhe CITY
an tife Nemnhts AMI zig creek p'ank road, one
Ray nine o. ten years old. back name
All tail. Due white fJ0t just a. fetlock JOINT
md dent iu forehead Just below left - G, shcd
az af four feet Also, a light EOrrel uttrc
MULE. about four years old short coupled
TnuD and having saddle and collar marks on
bs-E aud top 4 neck e-opprd name and tail,
80 a little spot fust benlln her right ear. s1od
- rom fost I val give Fifty Dollars reward
ar return Of q ther animal. and 0ze Hundred
o. an1rehensiOu OF aud proof - oonvica the
fstier liant 2Wrl JOHN A. ALkEA
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TELEGRAMs remaining in the GGice for
want Of better address Mrs. j. Packer,
Belle Ford, Jas. HenrathyKe N. Clark,
6. H. Christian, d. ;. HsnsEy and VIM.
PANEL.
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WATCHES AND DIAMONDS
AT co 8 T.!

AT NO. 1873 MAIN STREET
h. MULLER, Agent, will sell q msgni1-
"A. ceut assortment Of superior NATcHESy
wen selected JEwELRY, AT COST, until the
lat OF January
articles NJ Low PRICES. FOR Holiday 'resents,
wifi consal3 their interest ~ exammipg the
above splendid lot Of goods before ~pafehasing
elsewhere, dfsR
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Don't failro read the advertisements
Of Rlce, StyE & Co. this morning.
DRY GOODS at bargains Tor cash at
Menkeu Bros.
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BOARDING.
D%OARDEkS

BOARDING.
4 few Boarders can find good acoouImoda-
tiuus ~ NOS q Court street extended jal5 u
DOARDEhS WANTED
Two pleasant Front Rooms, with Board, can
be ObtaIne1 in q private FIRMLY also, Day
Boarders wanted Al No. IS LInds street
Terms moderate, and Convenient u the Main
street cars. janis Nv
BOARD AND LODGING-
Front Rooms for gentleman and wife also,
good accommodation for single gentlemen by
earlv application 81 50 Madison St Jams INA
Z o a ID G.
Good Board and pleasant Rooms al % Prone
nEre street uee2 I'm
d o a r ID I n G.
Several very desirable rooms handsomely
furnished, for fsru lies or single gentlemen, can
be had with board, On reasouaJ4e terms, Al 70
Adams street uecAo II
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How 10 use a small capital &c the best
AdFaHt sge.-aTeFJ b08y shOUld cali at
200 Fr5Rt Row. and examine hendr TsOH's
~tlantfF' and FaEmcrs' Leon. UEeaFes
four lim- IS as fast as the UTdi8ary hand
loom. The right TO make and sell 10 be
disposed OF on reasonable terms. ever
239 per en-. Can BE- made On tae invest
Eltnt Of 4 Few GOiiaFs. ne understand
that the Inventors have become exceed
lnglI wealth. Biihia g few years, solely
from the Manufacture and sale OF IEis
SF3icle. iaL5-yf
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F."
lG1 acres LEefse miles southeast nom Mem
ph4. If cleared. VIII 30 for Cotton. first rate for
sn orchard. has two springs and one creeA
viii take 81 per acre p The lgIi Gs lpr r'I
So for a. acre.. ons-third cash, balance Ia 4 and
= months. Viii Q are t Tor city property, Cry
good. good notes OF river land
80 BENTON 3 MAGICIAN.
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LoST--FOUND.


I, o t
A large size LADTs WATCH, single case,
letters s.. A. J. on back. 4 lhtral reward WI
BE- received by leaving Il with the SaviHB Bank
Of Memphis.
farn "a " z. Mnkh
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOE NEW MADRID.

REGULAR MEMPHIS vD NEW IL4DRT0
PACKET
For Fort Pillow. OsceoEa. UandnErh.
New Madrid and all Way Landings.
Henthoru master
This superb passenger steamer IT.
Will leave as above on ~
THIS DAY, 18th list, at y m.
W. POSTAL, Agent.
jaul5 Il Memphis Packet Whsrfuoar.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER-The great
play of GoJHca or the Rebrel0 Mother,
was presented last night to a well filed
and fashionable house. Nestvali fully
sustained her already well earned repu-
tation, and win not fail to fill the thea
ter during her stay here. She was well
supported by the stock company. The
crowded state Of orr columns this morn
ing prevent a more extended notice.
The piece will be repeated tonight.
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EL0PEMENT IN HIGH LIFE.-The
usual quiet which has prevailed in the
upper circles of society for the past year
was considerably excited yesterday by
the news that a young gentleman highly
connected had elOped with a young lady,
The daughter of one OF our most eminent
physicians. The happy couple returned
home last evening, aud we trust, for the
future, the course Of love will run
smoothly with them.
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THE CATHOLIC FAIR.-We under
stand that all the preparations have been
made to render the Catholic fair, which
is to take place on Monday evening
next, II Of the most pleasing and inter
esting Of the season. The ladies intend
to use their utmost eXertions, and the
gentlemen will, Of course, render all as
sistance in order to make this one of the
most successful festivals yet given in u
CITY.
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roe WHIrE Rrurn

REGULAR AEHPRIy AHD WIFE gTI-9
PACKET.
ROr Augusta, JaehsoBBo-f- Lffsfa u,.r
SA1esyille ~Focanoutas, ana all polna
On white, L4lle Red ann
Black rivers.
= D. -- Bafeman magfs-
This elegant Passenger steamer -
will leave -e
THURSDAY, 18th. al S pm.
JOHNSON & WRIGHT Agents
z.1L2 9mee on star Whsr--ooat
REGULAR MEMPHIS " WHITE RJVre
RCKEE
FSr Helena Delta, Friar's Point. eu-.
noWer, LaConla. Carson's. CoucouIfa .o~f,
white Hdger, Indian Bay, St. Charles
DaVails Blun and Augusta
and JackEOnDOrt.
Elliott master
This elegant passenger steamer
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY q MILLER. AGENTS
yanIo 81 Madiso8 street
REGULAR MEMPHIS IND WIFI RYTTP
For Helena. Delta. FrIaris Point. -,
hover, LacOnia, CarsOniA COnconIfa. MONTH
White htver, Indian ray. So CharIe.
DuXalIs Bluff Little Rock, Des arc,
NeSt POINT, searcy and Augusta.
and JacksOnport.
-Davis master
This splendid passenger packet r.,
VII leave for the above N
TUESDAY, 18th inst. at 5um.
JAMES I. BOURNE co. AGENTS
JhHIoA No. RJeners1n street.
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Sal and examine the extensive
stock Of dry goods, etc, al Rice, styx
& Co., 307 Main street.
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BY a gentleman residing in Mississippi on the
n. o.. J. and 6 \. railroad, a par-uer with q
capital OF sI0,c9O 70 sI2ecl, 90 invest IA con-
plsling tie work and enlarging the aunber
~ spinJles and Looms in a Cotton and Wcollsn
Factory now nearly completed Mach merry
cnyen by hst rate water power, and mined
ateIy on tire line Of railroad, l2l miles nom Nev
Orleans. A rare chance for investment For
particulars call st No. - Overton Hotel, or on
Tie proprietor. Jano y
w monTE- Agents wanted every where 70
for she Only genuine NeW improve
t1mmon sense Family Sewing Machine.
Price So. Warranted three Yeas. Does Per-
work and - The greatest invention o. The
axe For te.rus 10 agents and clrcula-s, address
IA A. franklin Ky
= 81. TyLINER s. 60 MauufactuTgrs,
and General Agents for the south
~Hwmu Hma cam
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Tske advantage OF the times BY
calling on Drake & c.. ana supply
ing yourselves vi d Clothing ard
Furnlshiug Good at reducsd prices
for cash. Ut Main street
g0TF u
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HORRIBLE MURDER.
MANS AT CUT.
w oman the Cause.

A most horrible murder took place
yesterday on Wolf island, at a store kept
by a man named Mcdonald. It seems
that Peter Smith and John Mclean bad
been quarTeIiDg about q woman, when
the former drew a knife and cut the lat
ter's neck, literally speaking, from ear
20 ear, after which he made his escape
and has not been heard of since.
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BLEAcHED muslius cheap at Menken
Bros.
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MORE antique silks 81 per yard st
Menken Bros.
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nor RENT-

+ oli
fauTv. al SD rer month. Possession . en- iu-
usaliatelv. Inquire az No. bj Charleston ase-
gus. a. the & ocery store. JHhlNot
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MADAME ANNA, ore OF the most sue
cessful toTtuue-tetlers iu the west, can hs
found al all times &C No. - Gay1sO
street, where every one can be told Of
the future and the past.
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A DUEL on THE TAPIS.-Strange
TumOrs we're in circulation yesterday, of
a couple Of well known young gents who
move in the best society, going across
the river to settle a little difficulty over
a cup OF coffee, with two loaded candles
aud two lighted pistols. We tried to
rae the affair up, and learned the fol-
lowing facts in the premises A young
gentleman went TO the theater with a
young lady on Friday evening last, who
had previously promised to go with an
other. 1t seems that both young gentle
men had secured seats, and both eX-
pected 10 "have the HONOR bat as the
young lady, like "biyron" in hgOHldT,
had only one head, she could not go to
see Nestvsli with two young men who
had sssts in opposite parts of the house,
and sit with them both at one time. We
do not say that either Of them were ieal-
Gus, but both went to put some spirits
down, between the acts, in order 10 keep
their spirits up, and, while they were in
the act they met, and their eyes shot
daggers at each other. Words took
place between them, and the matter was
referred to friends, who, yesterday, wore
arranging the preliminaries. Whether,
ike q great many Of the duels that are
nowadays, this ID Is TO be
fought with gas only, or is to end in
a little blood letting, we are not prepared
to say, but rather conclude the whole
affair will end with shooting several
champagne cOTbs at each other, the Sec
ouds doing the best part of the drinking
and the principals pTaising each others
valor and ou,-ioing each other in hattery.
This, we think, viii be the end, as it
to be.
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ATTENfPT AT BURGLABY.-Quite an
excitement Yves caused ia the vicinity OF
No. So CcuIt street yesterday evening
bv the attempt Of q negro mar to enter
tbe house Of Mrs. Gray by means Of a
front SiBdog. He was, however, dis.
covered ia good time. The alarm was
gIven. and The wOuld-be thief ran, pur-
sued BY a large number Of citizens, who
onickiV gathered, He ran well. but
there being some in ting pursuing crowd
VINO were more fleet Of foot than he, the
1870 took refuge in the ground, and
was only persuaded 70 come out OF mis-
bi5ing Mace hv the sight Of a revolver.
1e Vs. out in the staUonhOuse for the
night We learn That this fellow was
once 2 servant IN TIE house he attempted
% rsb,
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oysters, O~ysters-Fish and Game DeD0s
JOHN D. EDWARDS, Nc. $40 Second street ia
receiving daily, per express, FRESH BALrr-
MORE OYsFERS, which he will furnish all
customers at Eight Dollars per dozen cans. and
rsiaiI at seYenty-nve Cents after tbs LIST OF
January. Also receiving fresh LAKE Fish
POULTRY, GAME, and All kinds OF vEGETA-
sLEs, and will sell at the LOWEST PRICES.
All customers we may meet with VIII be
promptly attended to.
All goods delivered to all parts OF the city.
free OF charge.
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FOR SALE.

L = K = A L E
ON is-Horzs Power Engine and Boiler com
LTNN NAILoS,
In ~ % Main atreeL.
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Oue Hundred valEable BUILDING bOIS lor
sac In The town OF FaslDrla. Efua Cd on the
Rortb side o. Al kansas River, ten miles above
PINE Eluf. Jefferson County Title un1ispu sd
Appiv 70 JAMES r. "A LIa-,
At Pagioria. on Ar unsas river,
- In Jefferson touEfv ARK.
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New PRINTS, linseys, etc cheap to
wholesale buyers for cash at Menken
Bros.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

REGULAR ST FRANCIS RIVEP PacKE7.
For Helena, WiffsburS and ST Francis
River.
MOLLIE HAMBLETON ...~..-.Bowman Master
This elegant passenger steamer IT,
will leave -
THIS DAY, 18th, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD a CO., agents.
IA jefferson street or
janis 1t City Wharf boat loot Monroe So.
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~ % AAknf ANLAI ERlAAAGN 49,
90 ear, after which he made his escape
and has not been heard Of since.
-
LAWS REGULATING CoAsTING TRADE
In order to oblige a number Of our rivei
friends, we give the following synopsis
Of the laws regulating the coasting trade,
for a copy Of which, we are obliged to
DC. Trader, Esq the surveyor of Gus
toms:
The coasting trade embraces all inland
navigable rivers and streams Of the
United States.
The license, in every case, is granted
FOR one year, and must be renewed within
three days Of its expiration or il it ex-
pires while the vessel is absent, within
three days after her arrival. The penalty
for neglect is fifty dollars.
The enrolment and license expire
whenever there is any change of owner,
or alteration is made in the rig or size ;
and must be reported to the collector Of
the port, under the penalty of forfeiture
OF the vessel.
Temporary papers must be surrendered
to the collector Of the home district,
within ten days after her arrival within
the same. The penalty for neglect is
one hundred dollars. r
When any vessel, once registered id
pursuance OF law, shall in whole or part
be sold or transferred to a citizen OF citi-
Zens Of the United States there must be
some Instrument Of writing, in the shape
Of q bill OF sale, which shall recite at
her former certificate Of registry,
and also set forth the part Of the vessel
owned by each person selling, and the
part conveyed TO each person purchasing.
When a vessel is lost, destroyed, sban-
iOned or ~dismantied, the enrolment and
must be surrendered, or affidavit
Of the loss or destruction Of the papers
must be made. Penalty for neglect, five
hundred dollars.
The name Of the vessel must be
on her stern, with white letters,
-hTee inches long, on a black ground,
Inder tie penalty Of twenty dollars.
Vessels engaged In the cOasting trade,
Tith0Ut papers, are subjected to foreign
0nusge duty. lone dollar per tom If
aden with American produce or manu-
actures and to forfeiture If laden with
merchandise.
Captains are required to exhibit their
when demanded by an officer of
he revenue. The penalty for refusal Is
ne hundred dollars.
Powder may only be carried on board
steamer provided with a magazine,
nd license from the surveyor of the
.ort, after a certificate from local in
pectOrs.
Lock up safety valves must be used on
u steamers as per inspection certificate.
Water guages must be used on each
oiler on board a steamer.
Any refusal Of a master to answer the
Inquiries OF a revenue officer, subjects
i'm to a penalty OF one hundred dollars.
Every change of master must be re-
to the collector Of the port, and
ldOrsed on the license under a penalty
T ten dollars.
The penalty for making false oath of
wnersbip Of vessel, individual fine of
a. thousand dollars and a forfeiture Of
d. whole boat.
The penalty Of making false return of
umbnr of crew for the payment of hos
ital dues, one hundred dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

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