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DAILY APPEAL.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE i6, 1855.

DEMooRATIc VTcroHEs.-Wlthin the las
week, says the Cincinnsu EWysirsr, ssvers
municipal elections have occurred, which ter
minated, in every instance, in favor Of thu
Democracy by gratifying msjOrities. In New
Haven Conn on party issue, the Demo
ersey beat all the fag-ends of opposition, CON-
bined in one Organization, by over FIVE hundred
majority on the Mayor and other city officers
They olso carried the City Council In Nor
wieh (COuh-) on Monday last, the Democracy
elected eight members Of the City Council to
four Black Republicans. There was no choice
for Mayor. The telegrsphie dispatch to the
New York TSibSAe says " the Democrats are
jubilant.v
But the most gratifying and important tri-
umPh was in Washington City, where the
Democracy beat the & Plug Ugly" secret or
gsniza.ion, which was drilled and disciplined
unSer the eye Of the Republican members Of
Congress, BY over i've hundred majority. Mr.
BEREIT was elected Mayor. The rufians OF
Baltimore, who last year attempted to take
possession of the polls in behalf Of their
Washington Plug Ugly" allies, did not visit
the capital this year, thanks to the vOlIey Of
lead which they received from the Nationsl
Marines on their last visit. These Democratic
victories afford certain indication that the
political pulse Of the country is rapidly be-
coming healthful, and that the Kansas fever is
dying cut.
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NOTACE

nR JN sLEDGE has returned from New YORK,
" after Ebsenoe Of nine m0ufhs and has elected
sons astoundiHg cures In that city he has taken
ooe a. No ~ Nonr0e street bsi ~cen Main aud Second
atrsets szi viii IRE praslce Medicine, where
he has for sale oee5rsted Ooupou1ds. IN calls at
tendes TO- day ~ aiEt he inteuds locating perma-
eutly IN Msurhls aud from the great success he has
had the treA neut Of the various diseases be thinks
be shoad have iheral pstronsg from TIE eitzens Of
Hs-,hss fau8-fIv
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LANES MORHE.

A TTORGET AT LAW, heMphiE, Tenn References
"a Hessrs Ward & Jones, Philips q white, Lamb
Young & O. Mocisnahan, Trousdale Dill Antoa
Putnsu Niles Oss1, Esq-, NJ Avery ssq-- hsnpnis-
Oros, up stalrs at The corner Of Main and Madison
streets eoor 10 the GayOsO Savings Instituti0a
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Removal.
HUME r. HILL,

UOmnlle Sl0u6I UI UCCub1 WC,s
Tras renewed bis ofaes from No. Bank Avenue, 10
l1 the corner q Main and Aacson reets, over The
aassrS L smith, sherid; j. p. TTsEsvsnt, Clerk Of
NJ County Court and A. woodward, Notary Public,
rsv trfr aces 10 the roors; nnd persons want
re spers certified for Record st place IN tie United
states or out Of H. have Il done at bis once with
dispatch Ap,o-tt
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OVERLAND MAu.-We learn that Mr..
Glover, agent for the overland mail company,
received letter, few days since, from Mr..
ButteTfsld, President of the company, stating
that it was the intention Of the company TO
commence running sensi-moAthly mail from
St Louis and Memphis to San Francisco, Cal,
about the 18th day Of July next. Mr.. Kinyon,
one Of the contractors, was to nave sailed for
California, on the 2Oth ult., at which place be
was to MAKE necessary arrangements Tor put
ting the lire IN motion between San Francisco
and Fort Yuma Mr.. Croker left New York
about the same time, for this place and BeIk-
nap-ws presume he is between here and &c.
Louis. We admire the plan, adopted by this
company, of commencing a month and a
half or two months previous to the 18th Of
| September, at which time, according to con-
/ tract, semi-tDeekly service viii be required of
them. This arrangement will prevent delay IN
commencing the ssEsi treekly service, as they
/ will have ample time to procure all the stock,
cosches, &c, and have them at the different
stations along the line. Our SoHiheTa friends,
that have been so Usry snsasy about the sue
cess (f) Of this company, need have ne feart
about The time that Is TO be made on this route
The company has the hard dollars, and plenty
/ Of bGcksrs, (no stock affair." and they are. th'
men that will not fail TO comply with theil
contract with the government.-FoTt Smih
l Herald, JHBt 2.
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DR.. B. L. LAsKY,
Physician, Surgeon and Acc0ucher
KsahtlEton Rtreet. batsreen NAtn and seonna.


Omcs hours from 70 oeiosk, A H., and from 70 4
o'eoeE, Pm.
FTyHAEKFUL for the kind patronage heretofore sx-
tentec 70 ne, take pleasure % inform ny
re the public IN general that Il Is ny Intention
% lssve this city has been reported and tha'
ever ready 70 1ttend 70 al cases CT nena and external
diseases and thai psrsc 70 undertake ths most
dcut operations and socouchments, and that DO not
use cal5ei any preparation Ct mercury IN diseases
ghEtever.
Secret diseases cured IN cpn nethod N Euch
manner interfere with she business OF the pa
tlent and that d. not any mercury IN fee treat
ssent q the sane.
FOR the following Rheumatism, Artbritiss Eeuralgias
ffervous Hesdshc and Toohachs Paralysis Dyspepsia
snpidity the Liver Spinal Curvature and WeaEness
Ihsrns Diseases, HipP., TuuoT AIb1s or White Swell
fng. Dezfu vel all diseases Of the Eve and Esf
Ar1s10rrboee Cho-osis Steriiity SpsrmatoTrhoea AZ
A. sny disesse that require entire reg1lAton d
ne hud sad nervous system, use the kSSnet0Eectr
trsstre1t which s universally known for is prsctica
ffity
After practice Of ten years ss star Physician ant
psrsotor 81 several hospitals in Germany and cigh
years practice n the Untec ststes reputation
Phrssclza Surgeon and Acco1ceer Is srce1tly estso
llshed IS % uss nofuyt5er ocnuent-
Ss1as-aszIY DR. 4. L. LAsKT.
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nse-Mover and Raiser.

House Mover and Raiser.
Z no re-pecffcuv inforu The ci-irens % Msn- -
/ ms snd the surrounding country that an "a.
ortpared With the noarssary screWs and nxtures tiI
h Move Raise Lower ard 81 aighfen Buildings 14A@A
~ An descrrptions Pers0ns waning work dose IN that
ure viii nnd Il 70 their Interest 70 csu cn ne az ny
place Of residence Of Asin and OyeEton streets
Memohis WILLIAM BOOTH.
a.hl3-
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Express Route to New Orleans,
Great Daily southern Route.

- - Al
VlHROUGH from VlcksourE, Mississippi. u New Or
Il leans, Louisiana, IN fourteen hours and half By
way o. the southeruAnd the New Or ans Jaekson and
Great northern Railroad. The cheapest and most eI-
petituus route from Vlcksburg 70 New Orleans
Hereafter the Passenger train viii leave VickshurE
daily at IS p arriving 81 jackson and connecting
with the rain from NeE Orleans for Canton al 535
n and arriving ~ Brandon a. SIS, P N connecting
with TIE dsily line ot stages for Montgomery, Ala
Leaving Brand0u 81 Z. 30 A.. n arriving a. Js-kson
and connecting with the train from Csntzn for New Or
leans, at s5O NJ and reaching VcksJurg al II O'Clock
A.
The train carrying the-usu frrm Vlcks5urg for NeE
Orleans viii leave Vck-ourE iay, sundays excepted, at
o'clcck arriving a. Jazsdn AID ting with
The train from Caltln for New Orleans az $50 A. A.
Leaving Jackson snd connectnz with the irain from
Nsw Orleans for CaBton AZ 6:85 81, and arriving g.
Vicks0u'g t9.35 p. d.. WILLTAMS,
su2s-tf General Surerinfendent.
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Gents Furnishing Goods
SOUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review,

PROF. b. II. CAPEks, EOiEOh.
A RRANGEMEETS have finally been perfected ior me
"A uermaneut establishment Of tbs tse1hes And "
- ne ~ .-Dounce the Issue Of The a'st number IN
June Thc copy IL already in the hands OF tne printer
.pd the work progressing rapidly As the issuiog OF
arst number will parmit Tue Eaitoi oee'ns nlulll ~
frase h secrrpG the rnting at the extensive estao-
Ushnsnt OF tho AorninS Bulletin Companys Wpose un'
surpsssed facilities and well estAblisbel reputaton
uaaue style OF Typography worthy the literary easr
Geier o. the work -,
their Subscriptions atas cary day IS pIeeteete va
not be stereoytyped. -, -
The pnbiIcsfion once will be al the CountinE-Room
the Bunelin Company 10 hA9ison stIest nc
a., oxer ths River Bank. corner Main and Hadaoi
res Letters may be addressed to the Editcr OF 70 n
/ Bsiieiin Company. The following are the
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Lamsntabls Occurrence.

We are pained to announce that on Friday
morning las., a serious difficulty occurred near
the University grounds, in which one Of the
students, named E. L. Nabers, OF Picksns
county, vas killed by D. A. Herring, another
student, from Mississippi, and the only one
from that state. The facts in the case, as
shown BY the evidence addueed in .he magic
trate's court, In which L. s. Skinner and H. s.
Whitfield, Esqs., presided, were substantially
as follows:
A week OF 80 ago the prisoner, Herring, was
much teased By a number Of bis FELLOWSHIP
dents. who boarded with him, because be wac
a resident Of State which had repudiated her
foreign debt, and this imputatiOn was SO often
thrown up 70 him on the college campus, at the
boarding house aud other places, that it became
very annoying to the young man, aud he gave
.utterance to his displessuTe upon the subject
/ The other students psrceiving this, continued
to further harass him until ill-feellngs were en-
gendered on both sides. To so great an ex-
IRENE was this state of things kept up that the
young man, fearing an attack from them, pro-
vided himself with repeater, and on Friday
morning, Just after leaving the breakfast table
one Of the parties in question pursued him, anC
| bantered him for a fight; ans when the other:
had gathered around, struck him two blows
with a stick, when NsbsTs, rushing forward
also struck him one or two blows with stick
] hueu Tue idLLtE ul5CudIEed uih pihtOls Tue Ddl
passing through the heart of Nabers, of which
be died almost instantly. The whole of tht
following day was consumed in examining th'
witnesses, and in the discussion Of the cOnnse
on both sides of the question. WIN K. Smith
and L. V. B. Martin, Esqs., appeared on tn
part Of the State, and E. W. Peek, N. H
Browne and Whitfield and Fits on the part o
the Yrisener. Aflen a patient and thorough in
| vestigstiOn Of all the facts connected with thi
melancholy affair, the Court discharged tn
prisoner without requiring bad, on the gToun
ef bis having committed the act il self defense
We have confined ourselves briefly but strict
" to the facts, as elected from the witnesses
It is proper, perhaps, that we should state ths
it was shown in evidence that Mr. Herring wa
a quiet and peseable young man, OF uniforI
good department.
The decision Of the Court appeared to full
accord with public sentiment.
We understand that The Faculty Of the Un
versity Intend publishing the entire evidence {
the witnesses, 10 this sad affair, which will |
more in detail than we are at present able
give TasealOOsa -fla-) Obserper, JaHe 2.
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THEGDORE G. CONE,
JOHN HALLUM,

THEcDORE @. CONE,
A 1TORNKT At Law, Memphis Tenn ofoo On
n hsin street n 6rssnlzv's Building b'tween Union
and Gayeso STREETS novs-tiy
JOHN HALLUM,
A TTOREKT AT law, and Genersi Collector foi
- west Tennessee O1cs ez JeGerson street, Pest
Onoe BuzldiuE. Sep6
WILLIAM REMEDY, Jr.,
A TTORSEY AT LAW-Odioe over GEyOso Bank Build
u ing, M1aisea street, Memphis, Tenn myl2-Iy
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NNOhAEkL1 81 SprlE kt1Ees and recently OF branoo0
4 Mss. has locsied N Memphis 10 practice the Va
rious branches his rofesti5n For The last eveneeu
years be has devoted his attention more particularly to
uterine diseases and accidents daring pArturiti0n he
has a EociAtsd with himself his son Dr. Holmes Jr.
RrFERs To-Han. Henry FOote, Chsrle, Scott, L.
Y. Dixon, A n. F1uis 3 n Avery and John Robert
zoa President OF Msmph'e and Little Roek Raj road
OFFICB-26s Main street Residence Court street
below Third. once hours 70 A. n and 10 P. n.
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Nashville are preparing for a return to specie
payment at an early day, in advance of the
legislative license on the SUBJECT. The Man
haitian Company, Of New York, the correspond
ent Of the Planters Bank of Tennessee, have
forwarded $4,000 in gold in aid Of this object.
So says the Nashville BaHaer Of the 1lth inst.
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nR.IAMEs M. KELLER.

DEsPBCTFULLT oerE his urefsssions services to the
n citizens o. Memphis and its vicinity
His rssideuoe On Mccall street. next 20 that Of A
q. Douglass.
OHoe in creenlaE's Building Main street s5uth of
Unton second Fhere he may be found - al baurE
ruIear ,-.fa--s--,s - a-rnPaH fuuTr-Efv
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LEvEE BRoKE-A GREAT CALAMITY-A
dire calamity has befsllen our people. To our
sorrow we have to record one Of the worst
strokes Of fortune that could have come upon
Us. Thursday night the levee, one mile above
this place, (on the bank of the Pass broke,
and, when discovered at daylight, the break
was about twenty feet wide; but before the
citizens could assemble, it was thirty yards
wide. Strenuous efforts to stop it were made,
but 70 NJ purpose. The work was continued
until the breach had gained sixty yards in
width, when it was abandoned. The channel
is widening and deepening every hour. The
water has fall OF eight or ten feet, and il
rushing down It with terrific rspidity-With
such power and force as to fell trees in its
course, throwing waves and foam and spray
high into the air, with roaring akin to that Of
an approaching tempest.
( The damage to this county is almost incalea-
liable. It is estimated by Judge Shelby and Mr..
I c. Bobo (old resideuts) at Si,0O0,O00. Judge
Shelby estimates bis loss at S25 900; Mr.. Bobo
estimates his at 10000; and Mr.. F. E. Shelby
| estimates bis loss at $1,000. It will injure Z
majority Of our planters, by destroying crops
stock, etc. IL the river remains full it viii
food the cOuEtry along the lower pass. We
are informed that one hand, BY an hours work
could have thrown dirt enough upon this leTe5
I TO have prevented it from breaking. 10 tras
mere Has oeeh gross heglect ana cdreieeslts;
on TIE part Of somebody. 1t was not on the
| part Of Col J. L. AlcOrn, levee commissioner
/ for be has been absent from the county for the
last week, and viii regret it, and suffer as much
from It ss any other citizen. Who is to blame
After the above was put in type, we learned
| from MIR. Porter, sub-leVee commissioner, that
be was at the leyee where the crevasse is, at
O'Clock on Thursday evening, and it would have
required from eight to twelve inches rise to pui
the river over the levee at that point. He
thinks that AatbOstmen had hand in The mat.
ter. We think there isroom for suspicion, and
will assist in sinking any hatbOst that attempI
to 60 through this opening. Citizen
yEHe II.
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DUNLAP
CHALYBRATR SPRINGS.
Near Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.


TT1HE undersigned win reopen these celebrated
Il SPRINGS for the second season, on MONDAY
the 1Otb Of Nay, hagirg pizc a the Buildings and
Grounds In hne condition any Watering Place IN
ths Southwest. The Grounds ave been extsuded end
beaufed with shru bbcry the forest ces-ed
snd graded the rooms painted and furnished win rev
cott0n mattresses the Bail Room decorated and put In
dne condition the three Ten Pin Alleys and swings havs
been pat in sesd order.
ne waters. there beiug Eve Springs consist Of
Chalyosats Suip1ur and Free Stone and now IN sbun-
dance sucient for 600 persons day aad the curs-
tive properties Of the waters all Who are AFFLICTED
with propsey, DTspepsia Ruuning Sores and tor the
Diseases Of Females. are established ard GUARANTEED
The Dunlap springs are accss ibe By The Mississippi
Central and Tealessec AAiToad, beiuR situated ony
miles from Bcvar, % from Grard Juseton and 70 m
Memphis BY rail Racks are ruruirg in con neCtcn win
the fron Bolivar, being a-iv i've hours run from
Memphis 20 The SpuuEs Ihc traveler ts Eusrant ted
against ex0r5tant chsrEes tho fare being 50 cents
the railroad eefo, 70 the sprag5 and Is for bag
| gage and servants.
There is also dce r1n1iuz str and excellent dsh
ing grounds With carriage road 70 the creek. only
quarter Of mile from the spd - and soundancs o.
Wild turkeys, ducks AMI squirr is.
Prof Hsssns with his ane Brz-s and String Bard -
eng8ged for the and VIII snvsa the guests n ts
day with Brass music snd a. u-at sitn StSlng nasie
4 J. c. kADEIMAN,
/ epaI-deu9m Proprstor.
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wish 70 encourage ard patrOnizs southern lite
r.fre and enterprise WI Pubilsh aderate terms,
adoerfi eefs Of our Universities Ooeses ano eoho IS
~ he south tastefuy Illustrated and neatly printed
6ne oo'oe -pr at sch'd 70 es-h uanher Of the Mag
STipe Those Eshing IN r atverisenents 10 a7rear 10
~ Ar. rusr viii PLEASE forward their favors without
49, my23-dtwaw
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Fx,e,.r,oN-1hs British Government ars

EMteRATroK.-1he British Government are
moving heaven and earth to divert the current
OF emigration from Germany to Australia;
They are Offering free passages and land and
the promise Of high wages, 70 all who VIII 60
TheT have their agents everywhere 10 Germany,
and have. 1t is charged, bougbt up many OF the
presses to advocate Australia and deery the
United States.
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NEGRO KILLED.-0ne day last week, NJ.
Christopher, the overseer of Mr.. CaufmaB /,
residing near Gilbertsboro, in this county, di-
rected a negro woman to do something in rela-
tion to her work, when she assaulted him with
hoe; rencounter ensned, which resulted in
injuries to the woman. that in few hours pro-
dGcsd death Mr.. Christopher surrendered
himself to the authorities, and from the cir
cumstance Of his acquIttal, we infer his con-
duct in the sfair was ustifable.-.dthenS .dia.
6erald Jgae llfh.
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White SULPHUR SPRINGS.


ardi in County, Tenn.
FTNHE sb0ve watering pace viii oe opeued for TIE re-
L ception Of Visitors, On the FIRST DAY OF Juha
MKT. A daily line of Coaches Qour hours staEing,l
vii coanect with the Memphis and Charleston hahroad
az the BurnsviIe Depot Ten hours trsvel nom -
phis 70 the Springs For health pleasure the Wsle
Sulphur equal 70 any Waeriug place, Nor or Solth
ane band Of Music from New Orleans vii Be IN attei-
dance GEO. SHALL,
| -.f4 49,, Prourefor.
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On. ORVILLE r. EARLY

]
HAVING loested pernsnantly IN Memphis, Oders his
u prSfesson1 services 70 its Zens aud persons n
The s7rroandIng oouary Special attention viii be givFn
- ObsteiTos and an diseases Of women and ch-
dren.
Rosidenoe on tho corner Of HernsndO street and
Browns Avenue. one, g Madison street mya iy
=. Knox WALKEk-------------.--.W L n 'CoAklCo-
uTALEKR 4 E'CoGEIco. Lawyers, Memphis. Ten
w nessoe. Once. No. q south side Court Square.
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NEGRo WOKsHTPEEs STEALING NEURoEs.
1t is runored that several prominent abolition
lists in the city Of New York are concerned in
the late attempt made to abduet slaves from
Virginia. 1t is said some startling revelations
will be made, in few days, that will play old
havoc with the " underground railroad ar
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M HOIWES SFy..

A TToRNETs AT Law. Lftl- Rock. ETk1nFss. IN
n unsettled law business OF Pike, Pike b Cummins
Curnmns and Canmins Gsrs1d, Is In or hands 70 .
atts1ded to luu2-d6m
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CAUTION! !!
--wrw

FTHHK gsnui7e highly CONCENTRATED bGRhhN 80 -
| holland BiTTERS is put Up n half pint ooues
orlv aud rsfaed at one dollar for single BOTTLES IL
great demand fer this truly oaiebra "a
-rsd many limitations Which the public shcnd gusl
IsE for BERHAvE'5 holland Blf1EBs, sH-nr'
fastugec by B-nlamia Pesei it, 20. - :.
y, 80 -. thaf thar name 4 on he label o. every cot
tie. BENJAMIN PAGE. u. 8 CO.
Hanutscturirg Pharnsoeut.st ano Onf fn.lse
20 Fif.stargh, Pa.
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SKA grkAxERs Mr.. Vsnd.Tbjlt ,s M

SEA sTEAHEBs Mr.. Vanderbilt is now run
ming monthly line 10 Bremen, but this is not
regarded as sufficient to meet the demand, and
Hsnburgh has put on four screw steamers,
threatening to divert the emigration from Bre
men, at which port II has been controlled foT
years. By the establishment Of this line, there
will be three steamers a month TO New YoEk
instead Of enc, az heretofore.
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THE SPHRREOTYPE,

-IIEElAfost add b. Ear the most Important improve
meut In Photogrsphy Is the recently patented pic
rrre knoWn IS the SPHEREOFTPE, which Is not only
and unlike a1y Of It's predecessors, bat greatly su-
prlor - al Tie Sphereo.Jpe Is proof ssainst TInfE,
All and WATER and for richness Of tone, warmth q
expression and dstinctness has equatn fact the
usion such that the pie1r image seems suse1d-
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For this picture have tie exclusive right for Aen
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PROF. REMINGTON,
who combines the Chemist with the Artist Wnicn ena-
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