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IS OF NAILS.

Until further notice the Mails viii close al
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, St. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. PittseurE, fhlla-
delphia, Buf1slo, Albany, New York. BALI
more, and ali cities north and west 81
ais p
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta, Columbus, Ca, Montgomery No
bile, j a New Nofk, Nashville, and ali cllles
south and east. al $50 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Mss
VicksburE, Natchez, and al cities south, at
4p.m.
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
All Stations OF Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at pm.
An stations OF Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile and OHIO, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 5 am.
For Little Rock. Pine Bluff and Ru Landings
sn ArkansssRnd White rivers, (semi-weeklyh
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river SOUTH, (~semi-Weeklyl Tues
days and Saturdays.
Mississippi r~iver-north, lsem1-Weekly), Mon.
days and Fridays.
R. Q. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United States Mail Packet.
For Helena. Napoleon, Pine Blur and
Lftsle Rock.
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A MARROW EsCAPE-We have re-
ceived many complaints as to the want
OF ~precauti0n by the managers Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, in
reference to the crossing where Union
street crosses their road. No gate is
provided, and the high fence erected does
not enable parties driving that way to
see whether trains are coming or not, and
such a thing as a isgman at this place Is
said to be unknown. The latest narrow
escape we have heard Of is that Of B. B.
Barnes, Esq, who was going home on
Wednesday night. On reaching the
crossing he attempted to drive over, as
usual, and found, just as his horse
got on the track, that q train was
backing down from the depot. Fearing
his buggy could not be got clear,
He jumped to the ground and barely
escaped being run over by the cars. AS
il was, one wheel tore his clothes and
bruised his knee badly, while his right
hand was badly hurt. The brakemen
did all So their power TO prevent the ac-
cident. and DO laGlt can be found with
them. The horse and buggy fortunately
escaped. We hopsit is only necessary to
call the attention Of the officers Of the
ROAD 70 this matter to have the evil rem
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SHOOTING IN A KENO ROOM.-FuIer's
keno room on Munroe street Vas the
scene Of q little game OF shooting.
About four o'clock yesterday morning
Hugh Mccullough and Andy Matthews
had some words in the rooms, when the
former fired at the latter, but fortunately
did not infict any injury. He was fined
five dollars at the lower station last
night for shooting in the corporation p
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BRIDGE DOwN.-The bridge crossing
the bayou on Third street near Chelsea
fell about noon yesterday. Fortunately
there was no n crossing it at the time.
This is 3 good opportunity for the chair
man Of the improvement committee to
display his robust talents.
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AHoTEL ADVERTISED GRATIS.

"Alfred Anderson and several other
eoloured walters at the Gsyoso House,
we're discharged yesterday, for having
gone TO the election and voted for the
Republican ticket. "-P Post Of Aug. sd.
Our friend COCKRILL, Of the Gayoso,
is between two fires. On one hand, the
Post advertises him as above, and on the
other il is sedulOusly reported that the
Gavoso is a Radical House, where ser
wants are retained in employment who
vote 10 continue the disfranchisement of
half its patrons. The Colonels sole am
bition is t3add daily TO the means OF
comfort for his guests that his house
affords, and TO entertain his friends with
princely hospitality, Like every body
else who hired negroes, he had Loyal
Leaguers Ia bis employ. Without pns fear
Of the Post and General CARLIN before
his eyes, he bss dispensed with their
services. He needs no better certificate
to prove his conservatism than that
given by the Post. We do not interfere
in the rivalry between Hotels but We
take pleasure in correcting erroneous re-
ports that do injustice to any one, and
especially TO one well-deserving Of the
community. There il no Radicalism
about the GayOsO or it's h05E.
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Land For sale.

n undivided uns-hsIfi interest in 5000 acres
q Of Red river bottom land, in Lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
This Interest. the title % which is perfect, VIII
be sold a. slow ngure, for one-third cash and
the remainder a. one and two years without
interest
Also, 300 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above al overflow, and the
finest body Of land Ia the state, In Crawford
county. ArEausas.
These lands viii be sold together OF in par
GELS, for cash.
Apply 70 PIKE q ADAMS,
Attorneys al Law,
mhs-tf Z3 Main street, Memphis
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NEW ADvERT1sEM'Ts
ReceireT's Notice.

HAVISG been appointed Receiver by the
II Honorable Chancery Court Of Memphis,
Tenn, in the case OF Thomas higgins W. John
E. FISHER, notices hereby given, That I VIII, on
Tuesday. August 6, 1867,
At the StOrehouse recently occupied BY the
nrm OF higgins a Fisher, No. 2gs Front street,
proceed to seal. to the highest bidder, for cash,
all the stock Of Goods or Groceries belonging
70 said firm Of higgins q Fisher. consisting in
part 81 SUGAR, M~OLASSES. LARD, BACON
LIQUORS and WINES, OF al descriptions;
PICKLES. SPICES, BROOMS, BUCKETS,
WAsHTUBs, 5hUFF, CIGARS, TOBACCO,
and everything pertaining 10 the Grocery
business, together with ali the fixtures In said
StOreh0use.
The ,Rle Of said stock will be commenced at
10 o'clock am. and continued from day 70 day
until all Of the good are sold.
Notice IS also her by given. that AL Of the
ACCOUNTS. NOTES and CHOOSES in action,
of every description due and owing to said
firm, have been placed In my hams as Re
ceiver fer collection, and all debtors, either BY
notes, accounts or otherwise, are notified 70
'ome forward and make payment to me with
delay, or else legal steps viii be taken to
enforce the collection thereof
C.. p. WOODBRIDGE,
aul 81 Receiver
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A Coon JOKE.-It is well known that
during the absence Of Mayor Lohand the
exemplary alderman OF the Fourth ward,
Father Lynn, performs the duties OF the
office. While sitting in the big chair OF
the chief magistrates yesterday morning
about eleven o'clock, giving attention to
the grave affairs Of the city, & eolOred
boy desired admittance, and on entering
the room asked Whar's de mayor ?"
70 which the pro tenn. replied, 81 am the
mayor what can 1 do for you? ~ The
boy, producing his registration papers,
said he wanted q license to get married
that Whey was willing, and if massa
mayor would sign the paper, be got de
money. Our modest mayor was taken
SHACK, and thought that perhaps some
wag had sent the boy purposely to tease
him, but on close inquiry it appeared he
came Of his OWE accord, thinking Ast
the right place. Although father Lynn
is 8 bachelor, land a modest one, at that
he knew where to send the applicant to
get the necessary document. The boy
went on his way rejoicing.
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The atmosphere Of the mountain is
remarkable for its purity and elasticity,
and we recommend sll tourists, especially
those who come near, to make a visit to
this far famed mountain, the resort par
s~IceQeace, and they will be richly repaid
BY the many wonderful features, the
multifariOus attractions and the myriad
objects Of absorbing interest Astounding
in every quarter. Noble mountains,
green valleys, cultivated fields, quiet
glades, beautiful villas and sparkling
streams, and the swift rolling Tennessee,
resembling a belt of silver as it winds its
way amid castellated bluffs and lofty
mountains, whose peaks are mirrored in
its bosom, and looking a 4" charm by day
and a silver wonder by moonlight All
of those sweet embellishments, which
nature bestows so lavishly, are to be
found here, to the intense delight Of ell
tourists who have hearts for the besuti-
full, the picturesque and the grand. No
spot on earth is more capable Of awaken
ing the thrilling Tyre OF the poet or the
efforts Of the painters brush than
the glorious scenery which has inspired
this lily sketched "mOuntaipad."
PICKLES.
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Memphis and Mould City Ferry PaeRet.
PEOSTA-~"..----M. r. CHEEK, Master.
i Adams street, at y and mzS
O'Clock am and and 81 pm. Mound CiJyat
s and 9 O'Clock Am, aRd and 5OielCck pm
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a AVE UNDER LOOKOUT.

Col. James" mine host informs
us that an immense cave, commencing
near the base of the northern end, and
just under the " Point, u p~enetrates a vast
distance, perhaps fifty miles, to the ex-
IRENE southern end. He has explored it
a distance of eight or ten miles, and saw
no prospect Of reaching the end. Who
knows but what the whole mountain is
hollow A thorough exploration might
establish this fact, or perhaps result in
the discovery Of a formidable rival of the
Mammoth cave of Kentucky. A few
visitors have gone into the cave, but
none Of them have ever gotten their own
consent to go further han was necessary
to secure the nearest sLaiactites, which
they prize as mementOes Of their courage
Gus exploration.
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The aurora OA.-The introduction
Of this oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. 1t
possesses many advantages over all other
Of light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best OF all,
nOn-explosiye. We have examined il
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nOunce It superior TO anything extant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
pToprietOrs, Messrs. H. G. Dewitt & Co,
have an Office at "a Madison street, but
they dispose of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years TO run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
70 make money viii find this a good in
vestment. Don't forget, "A Madison
street, up stairs. ap2l tt
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT.-The jury in the
case Of Thomas Porter and J.. CONFESS,
indicted for larceny, returned a verdict
Of not guilty.
The case Of Wash. Smith, indicted fol
larceny, was taken up on yesterday and
continued until q late hour last evening.
A verdict vas probably rendered.
The clerk Of the court desires to in
form parties who are out on bonds, that
they must appear at the courtroom on
or before Wednesday next for the pur-
pose Of renewing their rec~ognizsnces,
and in default thereof, forfeitures will be
taken against them and 8 cspiss will be
Issued for the arrest of such parties. The
traversed jury was discharged last even
ing. No other jury cases will be tried
this term. To-day the prisoners con-
fined in jail viii be brought out and
counsel assigned for their defense.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-AH appeals from
the recorders court remaining on the
docket, viii be called Up for trial to-day.
They are as follows:
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NUMEROUS COMPLAINTs.-Within the
last two days we have received numeT-
Gus complaints from U subscribers in
COffeeyiile, Miss, Athens, Ala, Sens-
tobia, Miss, Huntsville, Ala, Bolivar,
Somerville and LsGrsnge, Tenn, about
almost a complete failure in receipt Of
the APPEAL since the electiOn-or within
the last ten days. The worthy assistant
Of our friend Col Gist, the postmaster,
has assured US that ne pains or labor
shall be spared TO ferret out where the
fault lies, and We hope u friends in the
country will soon receive regularly as
heretofore their papers, and if they do
not, to inform Us Immediately and we
will use our best sndeavors TO have the
matter corrected. The papers are mailed
regularly from this Office Eaa every eff
fort will be used 10 insure Jheir ssfs de-
livery. We are satisfied the blame does
not rest with the Memphis office.
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NAGUIRR,S BRYNE PLANT.

THIS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame Of
which Is spread broadcast throughout the
country is undoubtedly superior TO any remedy
ever offered to the public for The complaints FOR
VIII ch il is intended We have in our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long. late Chief Typographical Engineer Blu
reau at Washington, Gen titz Henry Warren,
Gen PleasauUou, and others Of the army /;
Father p j. De Smet. the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers Of the Navy, surgeons,
Hospital Stewards, Commanders of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tributary rivers. Western Sanitary anu Chris
tan Commissions, Armv Chaplains, and others
TOO numerous % mention. Likewise highest
encouiUms Of the Press. most Of which are pub
Hshed In our almanac, (which we shall send to
any one requestirgiU prsising its valuable med
icinal qUaLues in The highest terms. No other
medicine has such recommendations.
J. q g.. MAGUIRE,
sole PrOprietOrs, ST. Louis.
Sold by Druggists anG Medicine Dealers every
where iy2S-d&W II
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kNO II Il T. n
TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police commissioner, No. II
Madison street. Inquire at Police once, -
Afad.s0u street.
Memphis, jam 10, 1857. jellrf
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UNIVERSITY OF Observation-Disclosures
DEPARTMENT.-The card Of this well
known institution will be seen elswhere
in our columns. There are few, if any,
institutions in the country possessing
greater facilities for perfecting the educa-
ton Of the medical student, than the
University of Louisiana. The use of the
charity hospital, which contains six hun
dred ana hfty beds, and offers unusual
advantages for professional study, is, hy
an act OF the legislature given to the
medical department. In addition to
which there il q large museum, filed
with a most valuable collection Of works
Of the most celebrated artists il England,
France and Italy.
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NEW JAIL CONTRACT.

A CONTRACT for building a NEW BRICK
"A JAIL in the town Of Friar's Point, Goa
hOma county, Mississippi, TO be let out to the
LOWEST BIDDER by the subscribers, on the
18th day Of August 1867.
Plans and Specifications
To be seen at the Clerk Office, in the OWE Of
Friar's Point.
TERMS to be made known on the day Of let
ting. The commissioners do not bind them
selves 10 accept any bid. unless proper security
Is given to the full amount or the contract that
said Jail shall be completed on or before the lst
day of January, 1858.
GEORGE ALCORN,
". L STRICKLIN,
WILLIAM HEWSON,
Commissioner appointed by the Board OF PO-
lice OF Ccahnma county, TO receive bids and
let contract.
Friar's Point, Miss, July q, 1867. jy3e 3w
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BoEting Cloths.

PEST ANKER" BoLTfNe cLorEs-
ID For sale BY
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10 THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
You are requested not TO pay any carriers
without a CO. tidcats from me, and ts report at
the counting desk any irregulsrty in carriers
Ed. J. MANsFORD.
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An APPRENTICE to learn the Barber and
HAIR Dressing business. Also, dentistry in All
It's rancheS. Parents having a son, or a yOung
mau who would ink 70 learn the business, viii
ind good situation, with bard snd lodging,
by calling on Anthony Schultze, No. So Main
street 1eO
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DiaTrhBs, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, and the Great
Preventive Of Asistic Cholera.
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An D
D.

Able bodied men, white OF coIored, TO work
81 a Sawmm and Woodyard-hberal wages
Apply TO L. B Burt, back Of Morris Landing,
Washington county, Miss. jy2l I'm
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FOR RENT.
TO r X EN- T.

Q r Il = n T.
a desirable Residence, ven shaded, en- Madi-
son strees. nurtheas. corner OF Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Bridge Apply 70
ANDREW EANERI,
fygI $50 Second street.
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LOOKOUT

Ride to GGttdnOOgd-AsceHt Of the
misunderstanding Scenery EeUS
from the P0iRt-RGnge Of Mountains
Rock CiW-L1@dh FdES-CaUe Under
the Mountain.
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Great Memphis Swimming and
BalhiRg Establishment

or WILLIAM H-UNTHOUsEE, FOOT OF
Washington street, Memphis. lem. L
would respectfully invite the atten6hoh OF the
citizens OF Memphis 10 the fact iha / lave
newly, andin superior style nitted out Bathing
and swimming Boat, which I open this day for
tie uEe OF visitors ia general Arrangements
nave been made so that one part OF the boat is
Gttsd out Cor the reception u LADIES ONLY.
and the olher part for gentlemen. SWIMMING
lessons even each day nom 70 3 o'clock am.
1pd non 3 20 pm. No SCI WHATEVER
q
LIST OF PRICES:
eessan Tickets for grown Rszons--...-.Ss %
IS Children under 70 yesIs--. Z 50
SINGLE BATHS
"a private Boxes, win soap and Towels 50
4-l-bSc Bssln, without soap and Towel. q
snd 81 RathinC Dress, Soap and Towel. 3
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-Fran-
ces Bagby ct al. TO George BaymIler,
deed, S225, lot No. 80 in Bagly's subdi-
vision, being 80 feet on west side OF
Crockett avenue by $50 feet. George
BaymilleF TO Jno, 2. TrezeVant, trust
deed, to "a payment On above real
estate. Frances Bagly ct al. to Jno. s.
Sullivan, deed, 1926, lot Mo- SO in Bagly's
subdivision, fronting on the east side OF
Breedlove avenue 100 by $50 feet, and
south Of lot so. Jno. S. Sullivan 10 Jno.
P. Trezevant, trust deed TO secure
payment on the above real estate.
w. r. Holmes to w. A. Brown ct al,
deed, 800, lot No. 7, containing two
acres, on subdivision Of land of VIM.
Holmes, being part Of original tract Of
Geo. L. Holmes Robert Fletcher ct al.
TO Marion Crosson, quitclaim deed, lot
No. As, Of NJ. A. Kerr's survey of the
Greenlaw and Saffarans subdivision,
commencing at the northeast corner OF
Second and Mill streets, being IA feet
on Second street ~ IA feet, being the
west half of said lot No. IS.
Hats Renovated at o62 Second street.
-.
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COTTON GNs.-The season is fast
approaching when cotton gins will be in
demand. By referring TO our advertising
columns, it will be seen that Messrs.
McCombs & Co, 1921 and 524 Main
street, are prepared to I'll orders for the
Eagle cotton gin, said TO be the best
article in use. When this reliable house
indorses them, no further questions need
be asked.
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WILL sell my lower Plantation in Tunica
county. or exchange it for other good prop
.eTtV- or lease IL for the next year or Tor a series
Of years. ID is one Of the highest and best in
be bottom, about 40 miles below Memphis.
irla II A. WRIGHT.
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ABATING-We have made inquiry
Of physicians and others, OF the health
OF the city within the past few days, and
il gives US much pleasure to state that
the cholera is fast abating, very few
cases existing, and those not Of q dan
gerOus nature. For this state of things
q citizens are Rot indebted to u civic
authorities, as they have shown a Grim
iual neglect as to the health Of the peo-
pIe-au apathy as to the welfare Of the
inhabitsnts-that should not soon be for
gotten by taxpayers.
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VIHE STEAMERS CONNER IL
1 CLAL" and "ROWENA" vii I
form a SEMI-WEEKLY LINE between Memphis
and White River.
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Correspondence of the Appeal
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HoTH

Correspondence Of the Appeal
MOUNTAIN HoTEL,l
august 3, ls67r
After 3 weeks %sojourn at the Iuks
springs, partsking bountifully Of their
health giving waters, and enjoying a
climate of unsurpassed saluhriIy, We
made a flying return trip to Memphis,
where, after spending twenty-fCur hours
amid the illimitable dust and heat,
turned Our back upon its uninviting
squares, and its tiresOme eXcitements,
and uusubstantial destinations, and TAX
ing passage on the Memphis sud Charles
ton railroad in a magnificent ladies' car,
finished q To- 6oud0ir, which we gene
rally are so fortunate as to gain admit
lance into, by the exercise Of a little
harmless cOHOgt8HE strategy we're
soon bounding away IN that great high
way Of travel at the rate of twenty miles
an hour-the objective point OF our jour
ney being the far-famed Lookout noun
tain, and now while we write, are COM
fortably lodged upon the summit Of this
grand fortress Shocking giant of the hills,
reveling Ia the wild wonder Of the
mountain peaks and the glorious sur
rounding scenery Of this Switzerland Of
America. We rested a short time pre-
paratory TO making the ascent, in the
romantic little city Of Chattanooga,
which we found like MISUNDERSTANDING
an unmasteriy mercantile inactivity,
and cursed with d supera5undance of
lazy negroes, backed by an in
iqUitous metropolitan police system,
but the majority Of whose citizens are
earnestly striving to recover from the
terrible effects of the great -inUudatiOn
of last April, which swept resistIessly
over houses and through the very center
of the city, with depth of ten or twelve
feet, carrying away stores and private
residences and causing the occupants to
take TO the upper stories, and in many
instances fee &c the mountains for safety.
Steamboats, ran through all the streets
of the city, embsrkiDg passengers from
the versndshs Of the hotel in the second
story, as the whole face Of the city with
the exception Of Cameron HUI and
one or two other eminences was SUBJ
merged beneath the vast volume of
water.
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YOUNG THIEvEs-TwO young thieves,
he and she mackerals, we're arrested yes
terday for stealing tools, iron, etc, from
the cotton shed Of Messrs. MeaCham q
Treadwell. near the corner Of Union and
Monroe streets. The party who is in the
habit OF receiving this stolen property is
well known and will be brought to jus
tice to-day. A house Of correction for
these young waits commonly called
msckerals should be established. The
prison is no place for children of such
tender years, no matter how depraved
their early education msy be their IS
hope for reformation still.