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TIE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best IN
ducements for advertisers to reach a
large class Of readers
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TIE LAST CHANCE.

Only tliirty-hve more OF those thirty
dollar Scotch suits left, which we are
selling at fifteen dollars, at Julius Behr
s. Co.'s, 30 Main street, corner Of Jeffer-
-,
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Jos. s. SMITHS stock of fine clothing
and furnishing goods will besOid for less
than New York cost, 10 close out. 287
Main street, between Barnum's and
I,eidyig.
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JOS. S. SMITHS stock of fine clothing
and furnishing goods will be sold Tor less
than New York cost, to close out. 287
Main street, between Bsrnum's and
.ofdsygu
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SECURE ONE BEFORE THEY ARE ALI
Gong.

Call Ut Julius Behr d Co.'s, 40 Main
street, and get one OF those talna over
coats, worth twenty-five dollarp, for
thirteen dollars, before they are all sold.
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EXTRAORDINARY CRANCE.

A true fitting, No. shirt for two
dollars, at Julius Behr d Co.'s, 240 Main
street, corner of Jefferson.
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ONE OF the largest and finest lines OF
furnishing goods In the city, at Julius
Behr & Co.'s, 21o Main street, corner OF
JeffernOn.
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Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-five
cents per can, at J. A. SlGSAIGO'S,
27S Second and Ice Main streets.
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STURLA, 1877 Main street. supplies
families with oysters BY the can.
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ROOFS AID BOARD
WANTS.


doom AND BOARD-sy a gentleman and
n wife, a furnished room and board, IA g
private family. Terms mast be moderate,
sin reference stating terms and location.
A1cress .. =, this Office.
SITUATIoN-As pcrter IN a store. Best ref
L. eFauce given Address
JA- sTCkgEVANT. Posro1ee. Mem Phis.
NlUAEIUN-By s white woman 70 COOK or
- % hooseTorE Apply a. once Gayoso
House. no2
VVHITE WOMAN--An intelligent white
" woman, willing snd capable Of doing
wages. cen a. ~ Beales'reet, eoruer Orleans
AITUAIlON-A widow lady without chi
- dre1 would AXE q position In . Family a.
teacher OF children or supervise household
sltalrs- Apply a. Conn erelsi hotel E0yA
CIrUATlON-ss CLERK OF porter In mercan.
q tile bcsiness. address ]. c. this el1ce.
II ADY-Of nedDemsat 70 assist in the care Of
J. large Household. Apply, s1Uer pm a.
No. - poplar street nol5
WUUNG MEN-Te isara telegraph 0Dersffn
L for new railroad Ofrcess psrmaneut posi-.
t.rI-s a. soon e. qualified Address Pacific and
Alisntte Ie.e ErapaJ5l Aain si-.Gemphis idav
DOCK EEPkk-sltuatio a. hrst clsss
ID D1Ok-Eeeper or assistant, 1F "a expert
euc-u man. v 20 can furnish The best Of city
Esisr nee. Address q. @. W. Appeal Gznce.
fFzEDENt & -SItusilOn a. Gardener and 10
" care tgr auo gave horses Best referee &c
gwen. Address GAEDENEHl, Appeal once.
CirlArluN-By 81 experienced salesman,
- III wholesale grocery, LIQUOR or tobacco
house. address SAL SMAS, this ONCE.
100 IANDs-Ie .ork OF eye. ABgiy 70
AVt HARDEMAN & POLK
nos AZ Hsrdtimes, TeEsas parish, "a.
ENANrED-fUUk ATTENTION TO EBE
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANuFACTo-
by, q v ash1ugton 81. awnings O. AL styisE
made q order cabinet work ana Furniture
nc sae snd repaired red phOlstered- vanished,
sad packe igr shipment. CaEpeas taken Ut.
cLes1efi an relsld. AL Work called f0f and dF,.
Ever free OF charge- h BUTT = 3 sEElCs.
NOUSG AES-To learn felegrapu operqt
II ing Tor new "a irosd and con ID erci Al Of
ices Permanent positions As sooa as quail
usd. address Pacific and Atlantic telegraph,
tsoE =. Memphis. Tenn.
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( IT.CAPFHA AIR. IS - "a q.
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FOR REEF.


TzE BUILDING on ne northwest corbe.
II OF HernsBdo aud Eliiotl streets. hereto.
f5-e used IS 3 family grocery and fesidence
A1d suitable FOR either Or 10Th.
UoI A. J. HARRIS, 80 Madison strest.
q OTTAGE-65 sun street very cheap
y Ut. CAPEHAhr, 355 ~. ond g.
I A. * lOOA-Ln a csutIl csics. OFF
- Co.'S, single OF IA suiis. sLEEFlSG
ROOM :, single or In suits. All supplied With
gss etc-i elc. ". D. MEDALLION.
n2l3 = Madison street.
LFAbNhss PREPARE FOR iSS-AI otber
renters luv 49, o cralnfue our CITY, sa-
ournan aud country PROP. :. f5- re1t
IkEz WANT q 90, y Madison q.
y ~ = e-s.illil, 10 kent@i Department.
RCILDl NG-sullsble for sale : able or IN
- lsL-aAeia ee-aulAsntnelE. Terms easV
--e-t,a r. Appeal Office.
EARA-ssven InIies easi ~ NenDl7-s. On
-. THREE HUNDRED ACRES
81 cleared ianai VII rent al or part OF IL very
io1 70 = good tenant. The psrrV F.-rfirlr ~,
pay his rents by Gxlug up fences. hS1see- -
l&E GOBLET & CO. ~ Front 81
DGSlNE7s HOUSE, four-siorv 5rlTr
ID cuisines house. No. 81 Adams Il 49,,
hsiu; vel lighted and coinmodiouS AZ
pl5 - @. p. Pr frsl2s, If
LtNGIN - ~ E0rse poWaT engine snd 65lieT-
Il Apply 81 Il NORTH SECOND -.
V'NU-sTOKY HOUSE No. 81 Mo7sv a 7..f
4 eight rooms with coal and WOOD houae.
Apply a. 4s SECOND 81.
C1UR ABOUsE-F r0m ana after Sovsmf-er
- J La stor' house No. 81 Main 81. lunder
stsso5oy h9ieih nov occupied By Aessls
Fl1ast-co q MiSgins Apply %
oclo h. &. BRlNkLEI.
DEsIDENCE- TyEo-siory frame, verY cor
IL FeuIeut and desirable i1cs icrl. street etrs
passing IN front; los = = prompt tenant. Ap-
ply 70 n. q. hJLLkk bfstt6i, ~ Main st.
=
~ ply e. Room 3, thlre hoor, 49, sasia stress
DEsIDENCss- Is Urion street, u rooms.
~ - Union street, 5 rooms cottage and ave
aiNoE GskiwErHEE, 40 second st.
Al ADIsON sIkEET OFFICEs-TWo new
~ grooDo 1OOr front Office AZ No. o n a6i-
sou Street, suitable cor phys5cians. IssgFers
ti-isor6 OF Tor q iTuit sore. Apply al
osz No . sADisON ST.
GAhDEN-A Tleh garden On q l0Bg lease,
miles nom The civ, he oid P1ilieT n1s -
apply " r. DUDLEY FRA YsFR.
see2 No. Madison street.
i fokEhQg st---i2i Besle street.. 40, Inc
y = - - :. EAeni-ngc - eztsndsd-
App : ~ ioot o. y s--llngtan street 70
- <. L. COCHRAN.
S-TuilE7-1F desirable steres' No a aud q
- x r PIERCE, next door.
CrOkEROoM-l65 second siFeel- Fixture
~ aud lurniturelo sac. seI
n WsWLER HGd lSrEA - oFfisr TT,-f-,,,
street and Marshall svanne, vita o1t-
house.. sts bleE. flower and FeEe able eslFsis'i,
,.1d spscl0.l.s front yaTu, foT one year. on .
term % years, p esslrshl2 lepaat- Apply
20 hcfAksLASD 4 ssSfyD eIA,
aus - MAIL s1fsaas
- fgIss CUITAGE-o1 aaei1y tlert; -
y taarant No ~ Jenenson STREE snd Two
other COTTAGE J. = EiGELGW.
ls5 - MsiD EiIest
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GL0RIOUsNEWs FOR THE CHILDREN

NEURu..-The instantaneous cure for
s.s,.rnlafn GEO. ". Jones & %, keen f.
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Sl0to 5000 Invested 10 seOcEs and gold
paws 100 par n. 0 ruoatb. send FOR psrtsoulars.
TumbEidgs Co., BanlssFs, Wall s., ny.
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Anv DealScner Bruder-Bund will give
IFS fifth annual bali at Cochran hail. to-
morrow-night, and are making ar.
Iangements TO insure for il a brilliant
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--v--------. saelys klSEE1ctl
men are defending the homes OF that
historic city. Once more will the negro
discover that he is constantly being
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IhE MEMPHIS STEFAN DIElN6
establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fail season. Best work, At prices
to suit the times.
IA. HOLLESBERG, Proprietor.
II you want hydrant, street, washer,
or plumbing of any kind. You can get II al
Brownies, Is Jefferson street where you are
sure TO he suited in style and price.
The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING House in the city Is al 2is &C.
cond street. HANSON q WALKER.
ATTEND RObertsnnia Business College
Goro I,eddIn,s Business College.
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FOR LEASE.

& AND-rOF term o. years, IS acres OF good
1 and. within three miles Or Court square
suitable for a market garden or dairy. Inc uiTt
al Il a. RaTSE, aSt Main street.
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fslss =
peal. mis- l4tn day Of Decen1 bel, Is7f
=. W. CALDWELL p
A. ReIchmann, atty Tor pI'tf. dseis 81
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Down GOES THE PRICE.

CABANAS CIGARS, sc EACH.
II. Each, go Second, opp. Court Square.
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piunlered the public treasury and set
TIE laws and rights OF the people st
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- - --.s.ss = ~ az llAIrsIseippI, OT
whether i would bepaLieRtly submitted
to Ia Michigan OF Vermont, is part Of
the general problem before Us. Pr.si-
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DIR. A. x. TAYLOR.

- - ~ 2 = . = = =
tLsis ~ Meupnisi,
EGs@AI@S&E EshY Isl elan
HOT sPTszS6s. ARE-
can be addressed on seen personally afsha FFst
springs House, Hot springs ARK.
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THE MEMPHIS STEAM DYRING

OYSTERS by the can at STURLA's, 8S7
Main street.
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Ff.owERs, In splendid display. Al
filt rs "a
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FISH Fx@Es

fffHE Flega - 4uF ysp8 rlGS Is u af 3
4 adaz1ls street. 1sE7Pais, q ~ visa
81 . aud nalail Bisn Depot al ofda7E prunn 81
~ dllad AZ the lowest market price, 81
800 u FRfIz,
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q cleared land; VII rent al or part OF IL very
io~ % q good tenant. The parry r.ufine osn
Ply nls rents py nzlng up fences. houses, etc.
inns " inter-. Apply % f-'
LNU GOOD. FIT Il co - 49,. -
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pup N9-5ulrsble for sale : able OF On
- derlaker's estaDlisbtaent. Terms st,sV
1870 p. Appeal Office.
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1littLtr Lee. clio 8
VIII leave as above every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday throughout the yser.
For freight or passage apply on board.
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SPECIAL TO MERCHANTS.

VfHE following goods, bought Inst week Of
L FORCED CASH SALES are ,ssyarei n fs,r
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L'AEAh.s PEEPARE FOR fS7o-Au other
n renters luv ~. % canine our CITY, sa-
Dlrpan auu country prop. :. f1- rent.
on, LtAkl Want q 90, y Madison -.
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LOST.

------------
EPFfTACLFS-At the Theater, on last
> Thursday night, 3 pair Of gold sp' ctaeles,
The nuder viii be reWarSed py Es.ufntns
them 70 Ahto ~ 3 ~ =
h IN Thursday, November 18TH, single
H-acelef ! old twist, With leeves. The Under
v-lIl be- very literally rewarded by leaving he
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
- EsI DENCE PROPERTY - The valuable
II residence property, known e. the Dona-
hoe Place, on the Charleston railroad, outside
the city limits, for which the late Mr.. Shoe
or sale, or VIII exchange ior business prop.
erty on Uniou, shelby or Main, between Won
roe sna .esle 9. eets. wy. y. sLED9E. J g.
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DUsINEss HOUsE-A f5ar-s7o-y .--l-i
ID business house. No. 81 Adams ~. rea-
Main; well lighted and cofun8oIfous. ~
pl5 - q. p. Pr 1rsE2s IL
uaEl8 30 V al son 60
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Feed Cutters, Corn Shelter
tors, Curry CoEahs. HfsaI II
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FOR HELENA.
FOR HELENA : FRIAR's POINT
PHIL ALLKN. -

For Helena, Friars Point and the Bends.
TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
IT,. ..l...nnf and haai sida-uuheaI rass..n car
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I = * 7OON-ln a csutfsl oscs. 0FFf-
~ Co.'S, single OF IA suits. sLEEPlSG
h1oA-, single Or In suits. All supplied With
gar ete-i etc. ", d. MEDALLION.
n1Ls u Madison -frpat
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FTnzE BUILDING on the northwest corner
II OF fernando aud Eliiett streets. hereto (
r5-e used IS 3 family grocery and lesidence.
Ald suitable for either or 5oth.
Eo4 A. ,. HARRIS, % Madison strest.
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Illinois,

Memphls and Vicksbnrg Packet Company
For Helena, FriarH Point and the Bends-U.
u Mail 10 NapOleOn.
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MerE ~ LLict lt1t1Au
Leaves MONDA16 and THURSDAYS, 5 psE
ROE sAP0H4EON.
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Grand matinee Al Prof Mueller $
academy, Memphis CLUB ball, THIS
afternoon a. three O'Clock. All The ia
scholars, and citizens having children
10 educate, are respectfully invited free
Of charge,
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ItNGIN - ~ EJrse poWeT engine and 55ii1-
IA Apply - Il NOArG SECOND ~.
FT'NU-sTUKY HOUSE No. 81 Mossv a 7.-s-
Il eight rooms, with coal and w0od houae.
Apply ~ 43 SECOND 81.
, 1874-08-22

Afr r,on;ot n,(o,rv b,oor ,ost ,;rht al ~.
w.. 49,. e., ni,,,s 's ,. t,' ~ ~ w.
Nest oiae 1s.hli, al attempt 10 Walk 1Vo lnilos III
twonty-fous lo.lrs. Oh wager Of $l,00o. It
will be remembered that O'I4onry successfully
ae..omp)uhod fJuly l4> mo miloa in twenty thrna
1,.', ~, t,stea,, ,,,;..,,,o. ,r,;si ., a,s,,aa',
n'u!s "'u 4ltoen l''tunles' "ilcn was oo'lhlae'ou
q notable ncnlo'cmons Tor atr'ctiy amateur
pedestrian. His aI,ccss on that occasion Gu
couragcd him to undertake. tho still moro diff
cu,t tss1, whic, In horar la.t n,oht MIN nttonil-
s ,., ,,.<Is.n ..o,a1,.' ,. "ss -. ~.
"aco "as WY N'oues"so' Psos"e1s o"'ne to 'uo
, 1874-08-22
FORElCN.
Dir. hlC11astcrs RcitcrateS tho Porto
llican Story.
Miscellaneous Foreign News.


PORTO RICO.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 21.-tamca A. McMastor, Of
tho Freen1aH's Journal Which paper o'1gtnntod
tho story about tho cosson Of Porto Isico to
Germany, publishes q lottor, this morning. In
tho course Of which ho rays; ~ hold tho
Transcript Of dispatelca on tho evidence OIL
which l hayo roceived tllom. / do not hold
thcm subject to tue call Of Hamilton Fish, nor
Of any ono occupying public place. Had tho
people Of the Unised States, Us Government.
had mon Atted for thoif places, either in the Do
partment of State at Washington, or at Madrid.
OF Mt Berlin, would hayo had no revelations
possible for mo to mako. Tho mattor waa on
tho carda year aago. Tho osortnros Of tho
responses Ut Admiral Polo aro such as I
hnro stated thotn to DO. I will compromise no
QUO by rovortinE to MY Hourcca Of information at
present. III short timo lit ulay bo for molIthB),
mud will hold Madrid and all tho spslns, for their
Lave been. IT, XII hsyoo done has been IN private
in tho st. Alichaoi's Asaociation, Of Now York; to
Aelp in sending little md to the pontid denl
Zonaves who are III activo service IN spaln, for
hospital purposes, under Her Royal 1lighLcsH
Donna Bianca, tho wife Of Dou Alphonso, tho
brother Of the King. and aa freely uaed for tho un-
happy conscriptB Of tho Madrid dictatorship al
for tho Calliat wounded but coming, Homs
tito intriguoB Of tho overgrown aid tntolont
Gorman Empiro for getting footholl
through which to expand It's power IN this
Wostorn hemisphere, MY sentiments m Deyno-
crat Of tho old hcl.ool, and OIL aulcront. to ita
fullest oxtcnt, Of tho Monroe doctrine, haya led
ulo to aound IN a!atm perfectly wolt authorized.
That hayo donc, and tint to the confusion Of
Serrano and Bismarck. Ireioicp that it has so
perfectly succeeded.
Baron schozcr, tho Minister Of tho German
Empire in Washington, snys III tho story: IA
coiyed. havo scarcely patience when think
of tho mischief the fatsohood iH designed to
create. lily country has but ono ambition, and
that ia to establish, itHnlf on foundation Of
lasting peace. Such an oucroach1pcnt, therefore,
as is now tho subject Of newspaper discussion,
would directly autagonizo the policy Of the En-
pire. Tho policy, wisdom, aontmout. tllo very
patriotism Of tho people represent, III hostile to
eulergiug cur domain"
, 1874-08-22

Tho lightning Of last oyoning mnao fearful
havoc In the city. Albert spoornan, 3 German,
"a yoars old. living on Blue Island avenue, be-
tween Lincoln mud Roboy stroot', was struck by
1t whi'o eating hissuppor, and instantly killed.
The aaah struck tho chimney and throw 1t ovor.
Tho scone at ths city telegraph of1co during
tho thundor.stofn OF )ast evening was
quito exciting. Tile electrical sparks
flashed yiridly, md pasp'ish blue Nghts
spread over the room repeatedly. Operators
Blown and Highland stuck to their pcrilous
posts, aud kept tie INSTRUMENTS in order, Tho
wire leading to tho Brllewcll waH burned and
rendered ueoleBa.
Tho two-Atory frame building No. si2 Blue
Island avouuo waa atruck by lighting. anti tho
cosnee torn OF and tho plastoling on the SECOND
floor injured. Patrick Garahar owns tho struct-
ure, and Dr.. Dodge occupies tho first floor HI &
drug .atoro, and q German family tho SECOND as 4
hoarding-l,uuan.
At osO o'clock lsst evening. 1a:rgo, oak troee
staaaiug tn trout Of pctor Sllurm'a boot and
shoe store, No. SIG Cottage Grove avonuo, was
struck by Lightning and tol1 against the building.
breaking tho show~Window, and DONG conhidosa-
ble damage.
, 1874-08-22

For the last Quarter Of cuntury tho East has mo-
nopozed large and imports ut branch Of trade-that
of supplying tho whole country with vegetable and
flower seeds, pants, bulba, etc. This business has
been confined 10 small number Of heavy houses,
among them nrigga t Brother. Of Rochester, N. Y,
who for more than twenty-1v0 years Lave been
widely known ns growers, importers and dealers In
aceds, and during that tiruo hare gained
WIDESPREAD REPUTATION
for reliability and for peculiar facilities for producing
mona but tho very best seeds. Thor trade had be-
come sonohing cnnruouh. estcnltng among 900
dealers throughout TIM United States. Anxious to
bring themselves moro directly III communication
tona shipping facilities not available in ochcstor,
pligQs & brother uatur"fl5 hft upon Chicago M
4 GRAND DISTRIBUTING POINT
for tho Wcst, Northwest, and Southwest. They have,
therefore, established mammoth house in tis city,
hnving secured the four-story and basement building
No y s o ana IT,. ise Es1 y ~ VIII
amount Of rom ia required 10 conduct their wcstefn
busness, and forward their goods with prompthess.
largo force Of mcn and women Will b. employed IN
putting up seeds in assortol packages really TO be sold
by the retail dealer.
YARN or 500 AonEe
is owned aud oloratod by Briggs Brother near Cln-
ton, H., expressly fnr tho growing of secs bulbs, nl
rlants. This in addition 10 tholr extensive garena
tent Of tho business may be- derived on tho fact that
among tue thousand varieties Of hoWcr auu vegetable
seeds each sp1tey haa ~ aenarate aud spece oetsa
tts own, Involving IN extraordinary ataount Of skill
acknowledgement experience to accurately classify tle
gsrSa as M @ tns
to successfully cuvate aud grow Ills flowers aud veg
etabea from perfect seed. but quito another and .tif
fercut thing to curry hB work to Tho rOut Of
lactng perfect seed and has therefore learned the
ecouomy and utility Of procnrIug hs soeds from
In establishing tho Chicago house, Briggs Drothe,
haYo
CONSULTED THE cosvEr1EsoE AND 1srKnrs7s
Of their ctstomete, aud wish understood that from
tho house in this city the Wlatern whncsnle and retail
, 1874-08-22

may mention that Of the sohr Nav Hampahtrs, whx4
has 1at krrisod At this port with cargo of coa md
yeara She Ia yo In good saso Of prcsoryatton, IND
c.pabie Of carrying grain In dry ataso without tha
aen1ara OF hhortago. Hho mas built at t1latafnAzoo
gs, II 184o. an is fashioned Rftsr tho o!Aen tie
anu 'l"a resshoted Of the oavicat galns o1tan
mpoh tna hkoe. though hut 90 tots burden. 6hc hna
tinao few days since ii Iluirno hnu mst With narroN
escapes from total hhipwrcck imcH without number,
Fres Irtss.
-Lako Michigan bnnss Of two ~ fnc ateamors az
~ gly IN tss Msassrn lakes. Thsy s.o-~heecss.
necessary for tourists, toY aro not cxoc1od
anywhere. On orery hapd much praise is awarded
them atd tho gontle,nanly ofictas In charge. They
rach arwsrs Of geo ons huraer safo il, ii woather.
a prompt II n1'iT1q M's md ID Mopastng from tbo varous
, 1874-08-22

Y'H- indianapolis Sllooti1l

rh- Rndinn.lpUtis Shooting Casc.
5;s'.,AaAroLas. Aug. 2l.-TAe following arc tho
fac.s developed in tho Harding-Moritz shooting
case to.dny: Mr. Harding, at the request OF
Or. Fletcher, was proceeding to tho residence OF
Or, parvin. on Alabama street, about o'clock
in the afternoon, to secure his attendance upon
l.s daughter, and it was on his return TINT ho
encountered Morit2, ncar tho corner Of
Alabama and Vermont streots. lio waa
T*s a Sea r0's sows % demn Sn' ensressea srees w"
troubled thoughts produced By tho fatal end
no had just lenrned was certain to eako piuce,
whou Nioritz spoito to him, md the next thing
lto remembers lio was pursuing and shooting ut
him. hlors12 rau wehs on Vermont to Delaware,
cruising Oh tho south sido, where ho got into
wagon aud went homo. Harding, having
enlptied his pistol Of nii but one shot, which
would not explode, hurried OH to hia own homo,
n,ul half nn hour afterwards tho officers pro-
him ut tue denthbea Of hts daughter, and put
him under arrost. NGr. Harding WAS allowed to
romnin with his family until aftor tho death Of
lis daughter, when he was takon boforo Mayor
brown, waivoa I'LL examination, and WAS bound
over to nwa!t tue action Of the Grand Jury III the
sum Of St0,000, and was Immediately released,
aud rosu'ned to llis sorsow-stricton family. AZ
ter tho shooting occurred. Mr., Harding returned
to hia home, aud thcre informed Dr. Fletcher,
tie attending physician, Of what ho had aono.
Ho sud, roforring to his daughters death.
"IAdTe = mt n'1n H. at 1;,oa the ,vheo eottoT
s wns h shhns hss d.nsa sns os ass At t. Tho avo 1 Fl
biH counsel. Mr. usrdlng would mako no state-
mont aH to why lo maao tho assault on Alositz
further than to aay Morltx Hoduced hls daughser
and also Hlnudored hts wfo. The confession Of
hls daughter to tho Bahse effect will he brought
oui III evidence at the t,rnpor thus.
Tho condition of AIOfftz III Us11ko favorable to
, 1874-08-22
0nlIuAnY,


Special Dt6pdtch to The Chicago Iffbun<.
DAYTON, O., Aug. 21.-'Hord WAS received this
forenoon by Tho family OF Tho lion. Louis
Boobohm. from United statcs Consul Eadcs. at
Dohia, Brazil, Of tho death Of TINT gentleman,
OF yellow-fever, OIL tho 2ith Of July. Mr. See
boLm was tho nhotogr apher Of tho expedition
tho transit of Yonus, and left Dayton in juno
for Washington. Tho body received burial at
Dohia, and tho effects Of the deceased havo
been forwarded to ,g.; wa;shinEton. ILs vessel e
WIS left ashore at that point by his
request, aa he maa feeling too unwoll to pursue
the voyage. Ho WAS ono OF tho prominent citi-
zcns Of Dayon, and WAS n candidoto a year ago
OH the Liberal ticket for State Sonntor. As an
artist llo stood high in tho profession. uo leaYes
\ wife aud two daughters.
Sptcfai lfspatcn to The Ehicd0e Tribune.
KEoRug, Ta., Aug. 21.--Qcn. Hugh r. Reid,
prominent for yonrs AZ a lawyer, n railroad n,nn,
aud distinguished ~ an otlicor in tho late war,
died at Ills residence horo at 7:15 this morning,
aged nenr IS yearA.