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.Eatr.t Ylfns bn 6tkarapb.
-Four Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA

b - a. an AAaAa
Nav YoAH. August is m ssamsbip Asia arrive,
At this port to-dsy. vita Lherppol aavioss Of the Ga
Inst. she sailed non Liser5oi On saturday at uson
and hrines two days later aivIcss than hoss received q,
tho steamship City o BaHinsrs, vhlsh sfrived er Cap,
Race On uo Isth inst.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
ESoLASB-A bin j. pras-esins in Parliament fr
ne erection q . naval reserrs. An ne navy and
army bills have passed Parliament Il expected bad
i7um on the ian inst The STRIKE suans TIE Londan
bulden. d booomins more senous q 10 expected that
toJoo persons uiub BE- out o. employment by ne en- uif.
FRAsoE-BsF Preach navf is beinE placed On a psscs
footing he oue huudreda d nry million nanos O. ne
late loan which b unerpended viz BE- devoted 10 the In
tsrnai improvement Of Frame.
ITALT.-rbe --latest aooouuis from Italy state Inst o
rumar va In oir~cuiition hat an atsrmpi had been
made to poison Garihaid. n l. saia hat Frsnes l. IN
~triguslng to restore the Grand Dukes Of Tuscany and
hcdens % asir States.
NAPLES -Napies now admlts h~readsiuns free Of
duty.
AUSTRIA -Baron DeBach has irndsrsdh his resigns
uon % the & mpcror q Austria Who has refused % o.
oerL min sisrai crisis b ssldt 10 Be impending owing
to the oonaieiing opinions o. the reform questions.
Ihs LaNord denies the rstendeliu,ervlew ~ villa
frana between TIE King - ssfdiuia and the Emperor
q Austria. he vienna Gazette pubushed an ordinance
rsvoking the commercial restrictions Imposed % soooumt
Of the war The export Of horses and mules Is hoTever
Prohibited.
lNDIA.-Thea latest advioss from Calcutta are Of the an
ofJuly me Euupean Troops were aoepung discharges
In larse numbers Most Of the Buruhaupcre mununeer-
had returned 10 their duty.
ne steamship vigo srriveda AZ Liverpool on the ehi inst
The advioss Of te steamship Cansfa rescued Liver
Pol on the oh infant.
The peaos conference ct Zurich vas 70 have met on the
sh instant.
A ~dsputaiou q veneuans Ct Turin, presented On &C.
dress % the French Minister. intended Tor NapoIeon
his address protests In behalf Of the Provinces OF vene-
ia. asainstshe direct snd lndirea dominatlan ofAus,ria
IN that part offtaiy.
Il was suppo5ed nat Garihaid voud take o5mmand Of
he Tuscan army.
PARIs.-me Emperor Napoleon l. sh5u' 20 ~bit The
ann A. THnHana
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the globe, IS the consequence Of a diseased action
in the system, induced BY the poisonous miaSm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalaron is evolved BY
the action Of solar heat on wet sol. and rises with
the WateTy vapor from il. While the sun is below
the hurz0n this vapor fingers near the earh's sur
face, and the virus IS taken with il through the
lungs into the blood. There It acts as an irritating
poison on the internal viscera and excreung organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails TO
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent conshtu-
6onal disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our Or
gauism, as II IN an attempt 70 expel the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
in the internal excretories 70 force them 10 cast Il
cut The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES 70
the centr1. organs with congeshve violence. This
is the CHILL. But in this ef0rtitfals. Then the
FEvER follows in which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and ushes 10 the surface. Is If IN
another effort to sxpe the irritating poison through
that other great excfetoTy-he skin. In tins
also It fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND AouE.
Such constitutional disorder vii Of course under
mine the health II II is not removed.
We have labored to End. and have found, an
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Comm rfill Affairs.
aysyss pAns 1T7E,l Owes
foreign markets.


AFERrooL, August 6-Ths sales Of ott0u fr ~
EesE anoant to g. 100 slie,. % Ehieh amount specua.
uHs Tx 400 bales. andsxpsrisu $50 bales. Cott8n n
doF % sale bot he prices are unaii-res. A fsw forcsi
.ie1 have been elected 81 q alght decline on an qusl.
ues- HaiisH oasr freely sut shoa % dilposiuou d
press aiies- ne q~aotausns % ne p%srgious ueck ar
nsfeT msiuiainsd. The estimated sales On the day d
s'iilns amouni 20 100 bales on FRIDAY the market
oased quiei but steady Al ms believing q~uoialons Pair
Onsansski Mdnins Orisias 7 s-isi Pair Nohlss7sI
A'fAing Mobiles ~ Pair Upianis 7HB hi31iing Up-
lanlf 1915 Te suock In port sm1unu 20 s57. 90 bales.
q vhieh 'nauui ssi 500 bales are o. American proauo
ton.
ne airiees from Nnnahesier are f~sForsbis. ne mart-
e closing quiet bat steady ant hrm.
ne market Ter breaastua, generally closed VIII q de-
lining teudsny.
he niFfst f0f wheat generally dosei vey dani 81
qualities have siighuy ic1linsd
LATER-LIvERPooL. Argusts Saturday nooa-rha
siiau market closed steady. M estimated sales today
amount TO 500 bales.
ne martst far provisions ssnsra1y dosei Win Q d.
dlling t~enlsncv-
rns Market for b-rsadsiua5 generally closed very dull.
M martsi for p-rovsious generally closed very duh.
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OBITUARY

Died. 10 The vicinity q Memphis, on Weanesaav. IN
inst. WILLIE SHEPHERD infan, daughter Of Susan
aud Wm. ". Fergerson, AGED sixteen months.
ne living Chain % unidn vhleh b5und this fitue ons
70 her twin sister. is severed; and though we humbfy boa
while se utter he sacred words-"n ny vii. o God b
done "-sdn the eisteuius eye and swelling hsau a,tes,
nat willie lie 20 more. in after ycnrss th1ush she mar
not respond 10 a sisters fond embrace, sin We hope TIA,
lie golden chain vhich once united them % esrA, mas
notbs severed, but that they part e meet again ahoEe,
where he wicked erase from troubnng. and he ~eary
are o. resi-. F."
We hreafhed win low, sad whispers thea,
Our urle Lost cne's namcs
Bal Al @her seattle voice vas hushsd,
No ansEering greeting cane.
Her gentle bosgn hesvcd Nc more,
Win nfe's warn EastnE breafhs
Ana CIR loved willie calmly slept
ne last lazg sleep e dsssh,"
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9rttf Gurrrut.

BAGsISG-Inla BasEiuE I5A o isz Esututy Han.
Lon u . i5T d'puver Lo=m 70 10 nc
l2si lava p to "a per - Eb iaS o Hzi LyulvH
CHEgsE-w R. Iox 4 D. Isz Pn. Apt.
ORACEER[wssrs g. %; Baftsrs VISA Is % ,
br; suEsr IS IS Sda s2-60pert hex
C~ANnLEsls o. etc
CORDGG-NauIns sIg5G Cotuu q % IS
FISH-NudE-rel 30 Z. hls SIS, haifbrs So kls e8H So
Sea RS sIsi saH bds IS ~ s2@ So1 brs sis
FL0UR-saperdns ssoo o. 70 81 Lsais Extra $50
% sdoi En1rvlHe Is 50tosHe 7 Haris1u a Cos %
@ tslln g % % 3 50 CRY LovE-Eia 80 So
GLAssZPer Box o. 50 ~ Preach Winilu, sEio, O. q
to2 Sos iozl2 s. 50 90 81 Pirsbursh. sKio. g. as lozls
GUSFOwDER-Keutu-iJ Rise ss75U 7a per hsEi
moS-Cnberisai bar 5sep-- ni Psan Pilssurs
LEATHER-s.ls. Al uhris.sls f7 zi-ia-. n 10 20
Hansss 3io EG Oar Sole mol - b Eg Hemlook SIZE
. % 81 pr ~ BHtle Leathsr % % As per d9i UP3sr
UEE-Ohio river s5e to e. Aitan nni 81 Gensvisvs
81 81 o AZ 78i Cap Girardcau A. 12l IS
LIQUOHs-OE Blurion WHISKY e. 50 per cal; Od Ryr
a. o. p Old Reserve a. o. So Imitsflon 90; Eish e. o.
Common Re1ided WHISKY IS % 2= ne1ters ~ 20 as
Psseh brandy g. AIpie Huanb e. b2
LEAD-Bar ~ o. g. PERI.
L~UNBER-P1piar sI1 81; Cypr-s sIs yellow Pine.
roam sis; Pine Es1TnE So Clear white Pine 60 Il
NoL1ssEsEBds % % as hais tfs a. % IS and
Einer.
NAVAL sToBEs-sparis rurpsuunse g. cents Tar ts
% 81. small and large tris
EAII-s1 IS o. a25 per les
oIi-Linssed OF Soao7 IsrdOl s. % ei6 Nos
I and Q Casr1r Oh si 81.
PROvIsION@New uarru. Clear Sltss flHll pIgIu
rtms toH oil Shoulders ~ toshi Mes P0rk % 20
ic SIS So Bun PORK. uuni h1E. s. H=ss Beef, el6.
PAPER-Wrappln- ec % 81 perream.
PICKLES GAL Gherkin e. So : sal d IS So Hu
O. e. So \ gal Oysters $50.
EiCES b Sc per :.
R~0PE-Hani spun n 10 SIC Ma-hlne o. SO.
~SUGAR-TurT ~ % ~ Prime % sNG Ch8ice and
FEncy sk % TO- Fzny IoE 20 d.
Saith hts. Coa7se 81 Is to10 Pine si 90 D1@
retail, g. % t1i 50 fr onarse, and I IS @ 80 fr due
Prices o. salt have alvan1ed fully 2c per BAG frmleve
uofliur ofsrlnr.
SOAP-Blr 81 % 6ac pr :
SPICE-Pepper l4c= Cinu1u1n CD o. g. Cloves 40 70
a. GINGER g. Spiel 10 90 lacuer =
SEEDS-CI1ser 80 o. fi Hur Grlss 81 co. IS Tin
ohy 50 Hsrasrrss g. % 2 IS hustee.s 50 20
g. Orchard I IS b g.
SHINGLES 60t 81
IN market.
Der =
TIN-Piaie per box. IGu IS Bar Tn &c.
TEA-Imp~riai TSc q 81 GuupUuifr fSc b g.; Tsung
Hy=n, 76c o. So Bladk Eo1O.
r~OBACcO-Ho. X and Tenn Is % se per n Va as
b Al Leafs 50 TOT 50.
o. 1S Per =.
V~INEGAR-Pure white Wine Tc Per FaIs Pure Ap-
pc so FER brE Chemienl4O % As
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-19

UNIVERSITY or MIssIssIFPL-We are pleas
ed to note that the University Of Alabama has
complimented her sister State University, BY
comforting the degree Of D. D. upon the Rev.
Geo. ". Carter, professor Of ethics, metsphy-
sics and International law, at Oxford. The
worthy Doctor has preached several times in
the Methodist pulpits here with telling effect.
In Virginia and Mississippi, his old and new
home, he enjoys a mcst enviable reputation as
a theologian, a sehola and a true Christian
rantlaman-
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THE GREAT EXGLlSn REMEDY >
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
Celebrated Female pills

WIS iuvaiuahie medicine j. ~nuaiIinE n the cure o.
L all those painful snt dangerous diseases Incident 20
the female Constitution.
umoieratss ell szleaes aui removes aI obsrucdons
from whatsver eause, and aspsesy cure nay be relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il Is peculiarly suited. u VIII. in o. sheu time, brlnE 90
the mouthiy period wiA rsguariy-
CAUTION.
these Pins should not be tken b females nat are
pregnant, curing The arst three maths - hey are sure
tots.rs 90 Mis1arrissei bet al every other time, and 10
every other case. unry are perfectly safe.
In All cases o. Nerves. and Spinal AGetians. rains 10
he Back AMI Llmhs- Heavines, Fatigue on slight exer-
uoa. Pzlpitau1n ~ ne Heart. LsEnea o. Spirits. Hy-
tsrie. siek Headache. whites, sni al ne painful dis
ssses oa~asioaed - a d~isardsred sysism, nese Pills VIII
efod q cure when all 1trer mems have failed
Fuu directions IN ne pamphlet around eaab us1tsgs,
vhich Should ne c~arefuily preserved
bottle o-oniaiuinr 50 pills. ana circled with he g0v-
erumcut stamp % Great Britain, can be cent uoE Tree
for a. and G POSTAGE stamps
Sole scent fr fhe United States and Cauafss.
JOB MOSES. REhester. n. +.
I-Chsniier ACo-. Memphis, Wholesale and Retail
Areuts. and =od ty an respectahie d~rugEista-
1BEW ARh-some mprincipled dealers Try 10 sci
uther pills, Gu WHICH hey realize more prudt B
not deceived. Buy Sir james Ciarks's and no other.
D HaanAHfwamHw
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Texas ELEoTIoN.-In regard 10 the election
the Galveston Cirilfan, Of the 18Th inst, has
the following paragraph;
We nov have returns, more or less complete
from ninety-fve counties, and embracing about
nearly 5000 votes. Il is impossible to state
the precise state Of the returns, as accounts
are somewhat dIscrepant: but Il is certain that
Houston is about nine thousand aheadfo Gov
ernor, and probable that his Official majority
will reach ten or twelve thousand. CLARK, de-
Quoting bis loss upon the Rio Grande, is still
between FIVE hundred and thousand ahead for
Lieut. Governor; White is about two thousand
ahead Of Crosby for Commissions Of the
Land Office, and Hamilton about az many
ahead Of Wsul for Congress- l. is probable
that all these msiorities viii be maintained.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-19

ANoTHER WALES EXPEDITION. 80 The
Ficksburg Wig announces having seen a let
ter from General Walker concerning another
emigration TO Nicaragua in a few weeks.
Parties wishing 70 60 must be in New Orleans
BY he 18th Of September-Erening .4rgus.
And parties not wishing to 60 had better
stay at home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-19

u We Published a paragraph a few days
ago in reference 70 certain outrsges alleged to
have been committed in Madrid Bend by a ne
gro named Jack, who belongs to Mr.. A. F..
Bickhsm, Of that vicinity. The ~sllusion 70
Mr.. Biekham was somewhat prejudicial 10
him Since the publication Of the paragraph
IN question, We have received a letter from a
respectable source at Compromise, Ky, asking
the public to suspend its opinion until sueh
time as the facts in the case can be given in
detail
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HEArrA or NEW ozIEASs.-Ths Pieayun'

HEALTA OF NV URLEANs.-I1e Ilcayune
Of Tuesday says
The more we advance towards the close Of
the sumner season, the more reason We have
to boast Of the healthy condition Of the city.
The mortality has fallen to 116 for the past
week ; a small number for this season Of the
year, particularly il we take in consideration
the two important facts that near one-hslf are
very young children, subject 70 many more cas-
ual diseases than adults are and hat we have
now more strangers among Us than we gene
rally have during this month. The frequent
rains that we have had since the beginning Of
ne hot days, have probably contributed not a
little 70 this satisfactory result, az they have
kept the city partly free from the filth that
generally ehokes our stagnant cutters. This
might tend TO show that il is not % difficult a
matter 70 preserve the health OF TIE city as
people appear to think.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malanous poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver 70 expel Il from the
body. Is il should, 50 il does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more,
or rather does what is Of more service to those sub
Jet TO this infection II taken IN season Il expels
It nom the system as Il Is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use Il free from is attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently Il not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of Affections which are induced
By this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache. Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumansm, Govt BLINDNESS,
Toothache, Earache, Catauh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen. Mysteries,
Colo, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
from this cause, VIII be found 10 assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AGUB CURE"
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This It accompiishes BY stimulating the excre-
tories 10 expel the virus from the system; and
these organs BY degrees become habited 10 do this
their Office Of their own accord. Hence arises what
We term uosima'ation. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life IS not long enough, or is
sacrificed in thu attempt while this A0UE CURE"
does IL al once, and with safety. We have great
reason TO believe this is q surer as vel as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered, and il has still another
important advantage TO the public, which Is, that
It is cheap As vel as good
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-19

EnrroEs AFFEAL; have noticed the rs-
pairing Cd Main street BY the carts dumping
gravel in The holes or low places. Please sug-
gsst to the CITY Engineer OF Street Commis-
sioner, both Efficient and worthy officers, If
they have the authority, or II the CITY
Counei are aware Of the propriety Of raising
the center Of Main street two feet with clean
gravel, falling of to The gutter2 some psr,s
Of Main street. are lower in the center
than the SIDES, other parts perfectly fat. and
where the street is not much used II is 4 LITTLE
rounded up. As Main street is more uss5
than the other streets, to give II the same nro-
portion, It must be raised higher in The center
tit is raised sufficiently in the center. with
clean gravel, and kept 50 daring the winter.
there viii be no mud and We can have as good
streets as any city in the Union il repaired
when needed IF permitted 70 remain as il ia
until the bad weather romes or, we will have
our usual amount Of mud, ai,h considerable
talk in and out Of Council, as to the best plsp
for street building. Such has been the esss
for three years. In the bad weather it could
not be dons-Ehsn dried up it has been neg.
lsctsa. We have the material, way no. have
Eoodstresss. x
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-19

ca For a splendid article Of Champagne,
call on our friends Cole a Dyer, liquor deal
ers, on Jeaerssn street, opposite Commercial
Hotel We have sampled their " Prince In
perial brand, and 50 far as our judgment
goes, We pronounce e. it a superior article Their
stock Of liquors generally is full and complete,
and they VIII always be pleased to attend to
the orieTs Of their friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-19

DrscHARsED-Thouas Carey, suaigned
before Esquire Horne Yesterday upon the
charge Of lief, and jeremiah Baldwin, eharg-
ed with obtaining a horse under false prsten-
oes. were each discharged.
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The CIty,s Finance.

EDITsRs APPEAL: In the report Of the hnan.
eial condition Of the city, from July /, 1853
up to the last meeting Of the Board Of Msyoi
and Aldermen, I find under the expenditure.
" Miseelaneous Expenses, the amount Of ovel
three thousand dollars. Can YOU, or anv one
else, tel me what this expenditure means, and
on what account this money was paid? WHY
not let Us have the items, and give a foil and
clear statement OF the expenditures OF the
Board, and not hide their doings under the
head Of " Miscellaneous which means any
thing and everythlng2
The Taxpayers Of the city have been look
ing with 20 little anxiety for an annual state
ment Of the financial condition OF The city.
which By the charter should have been made
public a month or mort since. WHY has if
not been made Pubie2 Do the Board intend
to keep Their doings q profound secret What
lie cur worthy Mayor about, that be does M.
attend to these things? Are thew all fsarfrl
Of their own shadow and ashamed OF their en-
travsgant expenditure Of the city revenue ?
Are all Of these things confined to secret com.
mittees with power "f0 ac1 when convenient
let them answer. j.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-19

Domestic Markets BY Telegraph.
NV ORLEASs. uEustls-CoTroS.-saieI Of 1000
bales. ms steamers news had 20 snsci upon TIE mark
e. Corn eosed steady al 81. Oats closed steady At sse.
Exchange on LonaoH - @ i0E. Exchange on Eeu
York X discount slsht erchangs on New Terk =
premium.
CrNcfNEATI. August is-con-ne market 'c5sed
win q d~eciininE tendency sales o. 2o0 busheis II ~.
Oats closed sal sales Of 1890 bushels At % q ale.
Fl0ur-ms market closed dull a. 81 IS. whisky-sales
o. so bss a. 25r. sasar closed ara ;7A-
NV YORK, August ia -coTT0S-The market
Is unsettled; sales o. 400 bales. yellow corn sic. PrE
Eastern mess sia-5o q sass
ST LOWS, August ls--Fsur-Qu1tei At ss.7s.
West closed firm At Sc g st. Choice white corn. 50
q Sic. oats closed hrm at q @ Hemp steady Al
siI0g SI-2o. TobaU3 closed sfeaiyai7G To- wis
FeTgr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-19

The Dec LAw.-This is the peculiar season
for the enforcement Of the ordinance against
dogs. Legohs Of worthless ours are permitted
to run az large in the streets, however, while
the owners Of valuable animals are subjected
TO the necessity Of m~uzzling their dogs. The
ordinance should be rigidly enforced in an
cases.