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Isaac G. Collins, Democrat, for
GOVernOr-A Mixed Ticket
and Liberal Platform.
The Salary Grab Republican Cor
rupti0ns-NatiOnal Banks
Labor to be Pro-
tected.
les not InfaIlible-Qualifica-
tiCns and Efficiency in Off
eerS-SenatOr Thur
mans Views.


COLUMBUS, July 30.-The Liberal Re
publican convention met this morning
and adopted the resolutions adopted by
their caucus last night, to dissolve their
organization as Liberal Republicans and
unite with the
ALLEN COUNTY NEW DEPARTURIsTs
to-day in the formation of a new party.
The Peoples convention assembled at
eleven O'Clock at AmbO's hall, and was
called to order by Hon. 7. L. Cunning
ham, leader of the Allen county move
ment, who made a short speech explain
atOry of the movement. Ia the course
of his remarks he said both the prOmi-
nent parties were in such a condition as
to make a new party an absolute neces-
sity for the protection of the people.
Neither of the present parties can ac-
complish the needed reformation; one
will not and the other cannot help the
people. Corruption was rampant in all
departments of the government, and it
was high time the people took the man
agement of their affairs into their own
hands.
Hon. George E. Pugh, OF Cincinnati,
was chosen temporary chairman, and
said that, although a Democrat of the
deepest dye, he was willing to
JOIN HANDS WITH ALL HONEST MEN
to stop stealing in high and low places;
to stop extTavagant grants of the public
domain, which, by right, was the prop
erty of the people. We know of these
great evils, and we come here to devise
a remedy. Let US do this work care
fully and well.
After the appointment of the usual
committees, Judge w. B. Caldwell, OF
Cincinnati, was called on and made a
speech, showing the necessity for a new
party as a means of restoring the gov
eminent to its former purity.
Adjourned until two O'Clock.
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ANNA ELIZA WEBB YOUNG.
Main Points in the Suit Against Brig
ham Young, by Mrs. Young
No. II, for Divorce.

SALT LAKE, July 30.-The papers in
the case of Anna Eliza Webb Young,
praying for a divorce from Brigham
Young, were personally served yester-
day. The prophet seemed undisturbed,
and passed the documents to the secre-
tary. The following are many points of
the complaint: The plaintiff AYERS that
she is the wife of the defendant, was
married in April, 1868, has two children
by former marriage, has no personal
property or means of living. For one
wear after the marriage the defend
ant lived with her. but since then
he has almost entirely deserted
her; defendant sent her and her chill
dren to live on farm, four miles from
Salt Lake, where she had only the COM
pany of her mother, had to do menial
service, dressing coarsely and fareing
badly. The defendant visited her occa-
sionaIly, never remained over half an
hour, and treated her with contempt
and scorn, and exacted the earnings
of the farm. In the fall of 1872, by di
rection of defendant, plaintiff took up
her residence in Salt Lake, where she
had been compelled to leave for want
of support and fear of violence from de-
fendant. She has called upon defend
ant frequently for maintenance, but has
been refused; is in bad health and under
medical treatment; has been obliged to
sell her furniture to meet her current ex-
penses. She sues for a divorce on ae-
count of neglect and bad treatment, and
states that her husband has an
income of about forty thousand dol
lars per month. She also prays
for lawyers fees twenty thousand dol
lars, six thousand dollars of which are
to be paid on demand as preliminary
fee. and the bailnce on the termination
of the suit, she, meanwhile, to receive q
thousand dollars per month for her sup
port. She finally prays that the sum of
two hundred thousand dollars be set
aside from the defendants estate, to be
paid to her as alimOny. The reply Is set
for the fifth of August. Judge Emerson
will probably hold court.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
TIE NEW STATE FAnLURE.

The new State convention has ad-
iourned, and Jackson again enjoys its
wonted quiet and repOse. Itlabored like
a mountain and brought forth a mouse.
Like the king of Frances army, it
marched up the hill and then down
again, never more to be heard OF. We
shall not have a new State this 'load
OF poles" OF the forty-three counties
which it was proposed should form the
new State, only twenty-three were
represented. Kentucky had few scat
tering delegates, but none of her cOun-
ties were represented as they would have
been if the hearts of her people were in
the movement. Ten only of the eigh-
teen counties of Mississippi were
represented, and thirteen Of the eighteen
Of Tennessee. Even though we should
give the delegates present credit
for being direct representatives OF
the people of their counties,
and We don't believe they all were
even then they could but be regarded as
representing half the whole number
concerned. It will thus be seen that
the new movement is a failure. The
people do not favor it. In
deed, they are opposed to it.
They know it would cost them not less
than five million dollars to set the ma
chinery Of the new government sgoing.
Having already a heavier tax burden
than they ought to be called on to bear,
they don't want any more, and won't
if they can help themselves. AS they
can in this instance, by refusing consent
to the new State movement, they will,
instead Of voting for, vote against it.
We repeat, then, the new State move
ment is dead. The APPEAL has given
il and its aiders and abettors plenty of
ses-room, and has assisted them
in securing public attention by
the presentation of the most
favorable and plausible statistics, but
all would not do, the people are against
it. That is enough. 1t has been
wrecked, and has gone down to the
Lades, where so many as wild political
schemes have preceded it. The new
State movement is dead.
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A Calorsd Eise,msnt suit.

WASHINGTON, July 80. - To-day
EnOch Totten, for George NJ. Dallas,
eolored, entered suit against the Allan
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad COM
pany, doing business in Virginia, for
ejeeting him from their cars, and refus-
ing him a fourth-of- July passage from
Lynchburg to Christiansburg, in which
five thousand dollars damages are
claimed,
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DIED.

RARBEE-At Byhalia, Mississippi, July
18th, H. g. BARBEE, in the seventy fourth
year Of his age.
Prov INE-W Wednesday morning, July 80
1873, at half-past seven o'clock, FRANKIE A.
youngest child of the late ]. NJ. and S. A. Pro
vine, aged six years and five months.
The funeral will take place this lIHURS-
DAY. morning, at half-past ten O'Clock, at
the residence OF the family, on fernando
road. Frieuds and acquaintance are invited
to attend. Carriages at Holst's.
SCBABEL-W Wednesday, July 30, 1913, joins
FREDHRICK, eldest son Of James +. and Mary
Z. schabel, IN the twentieth year OF his age
lSt. Louis papers please copy.
Funeral from the residence OF the family
corner Sixth and Kerr streets, this THURS
DAl) afternoon, ct three o'clock, to which
their friends are respectfully invited. Car
riages at the residence.
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A Corner i'm wheat Developed,

CHICAGO, July 30.-The supposed cor
ner in No 2 wheat was fully disclosed
this afternoon, the price for cash or July
advancing to 81 32s. 1t is stated that
vessels are already chartered to take out
all the wheat now In store here, and the
indications are that prices will be still
further advanced tomorrow. Seller for
August closed this evening at 81 IA.
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IMPORTANT CITY TAX NOTICE.

" MEMPHIS, TENN, July %, 1873.
The Books for 1873 have been turned
over to me for collection. We now offer a
great inducement to prompt taxpayers
They will be allowed two and a half per
cent. per month discount up to the 1st of
January. If paid on the lst of August the
discount would be twelve and a half per
cent. on.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
ty27 Tax Collector.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention. Knights Templar,

WOU are hereby ordered to attend, IN .
Il FULL DRESS, a special cOnclaveNAE
of Cyrene Commandery, No. 4, K. T., AVN
DAY) evening, July 3Ist, at $ o'clock. for the
purpose OF comforting the order OF the Temple
Visiting Knights are courteously invited.
By command. J. NJ. PETTIGREW,
Acting E. c.
T. ]. BARCHUs, Recorder. jy3I
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BYE AND EAR NF[RMARY

4O7 IL Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
EOR the treatment of all Diseases and Inju-
rieS incident to these delicate organs.
Also, all CHRONIC DISEASES, and diseases
OF the LUNGS, THROAT, and NASAL CA
.TARRH, treated with unparalleled success by
Medicated Inhalations and other valuable
remedial agents.
Established expressly to afford the afflicted
sound and scientific medical aid.
jy0 COLEMAN, NJ. ID.
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SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL.
ESTABLISHED 1872.
197 4 I99 n. Charles Street, Baltimore.
Mr.. & MIS-. WILSON NJ. CARY, p.-,,,-,.,-.
Mas. GEE. JOHN PEGRAM, AA1-'o1 T. AS
Exnrcisas rasumed Septambar 18th.

Thi- institution is conducted on the CoIIegi-
ate sy stem, with corps OF ten instructors IN
the English, French and German branches,
i've professors OF Music, Painting and Draw
ing besides Lectures and such other adjuncts
as are deemed necessary. French is the Ian
guage Of the school and strictly required TO be
spoken. The scholastic course IS carefully ar
ranged with regular sequence Of studies On
the progressive system, and l. adapted ~ tue
admfssiOn Of pupils OF All ages. 81 any stage
from the Primary Glasses to the senior
Graduates. Class hOnors and dislnebto1s Are
awarded at the close Of session Iy1S
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COMMISSION.
REAL ESTATE.
J. 2. IRRELEVANT. y. NJ. TREzEYANT.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
-OF-
TR MT &c CO.,
n. e. cor. Main and Jefferson sts.

Rental Department. in charge W. D. MoCallum
So Buyers and renters Of real estate cannot
know that they have been best suited until
they see our catalogue, which embraces large
variety of property for sale and for rent, and
which it will always be our pleasure to show.
For SaIe.-That splendid property known
as the "GOODLOE PLANTATION" in the
counties of Lincoln and Desha, Arkansas, re-
puted one Of the finest cotton plantations on
Arkansas river, belonging to nOn-residents
who live at too great distance to give it person
al attention. is offered for sale at S5O000-hfth
cash, and four annual payments; possession
Ist January, 1874, from which time deferred
payments wOuld date. The tract has l6UQ
acres, One-half cleared and in a high state OF
cultivation, well drained, securely fenced, all
buildings necessary, such as residence, labor
ers cabins and gin-hOuses, and with sn aue-
quate force Of labOrers, most Of whom have
resided on the place for the last fifteen years.
With a plantation Of such extent and capacity
of DrOductiOn-a halo to tho oe-O being a -cSfu
eStimate-the remunerative prices now pre-
vailng, and easy terms upon which II may be
bought, an energetic and experienced cotton
grower could easily meet the payments and
secure a splendid estate.
Applications in person or by letter viii re-
ceive cur special attention.
jyl5 IRRELEVANT & GD.
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MARRIED.

LOCKART - IZARD At Forrest City,
Arkansas, Tuesday, July 18th, by Rev. W. 4.
Barksdale, Mr.. a. E. LocKART and Mrs. E. o.
IEARD.
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TAYLOR, RADFORD & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
Commission Merchants
NO. $50 FRONT STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Manufacturer Agents for the
IMPROVED WINSHIP GIN.

Manufacturers Agents for the
IMPROVED WINSHIP GIN.
Which for light draft, fast ginning and clean
ing of seed, Is unequaled by any other gin in
use, while 1t produces as good a sample as any
of the standard gins of eur country. Price,
81 per saw. Fully warranted.
Brooks Improved Revolving Screw Press
This justly celebrated press, We present to
the public greatly improved in convenience,
which we feel assured will meet fully the
wants of the planter.
Baxter's Steam Engine.
Is simple, durable, safe, and occupies but
little space. The very thing for those wishing
LIGHT POWER.
The ]. C. HOadley & Co. Portable
Steam Engine.
This engine, so long and favorably known in
the south, has been greatly improved, not only
in material, but workmanship. 1t possesses
all the power necessary for the heaviest work.
Fully warranted.
Gum Betting Always on Hand.
B< Send for Circulars. tySQ
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EstabIIshedIs GS YEARS.
TO THE
OF MEMPHIS
i HE undersigned respectfully call your at
tention to the advantages, as an advertising
medium, of the
INDEPENDENT SOUTH,

A newspaper published at Holly Springs,
Mississippi. The sOUTHis the official jour
nal of Marshall county; circulates in every
precinct and neighborhood OF the county
cireulates largely in the counties OF Benton,
Union, Tippah, Lafayette, Yalobusha, and
Desoto, and has a general circulation equal to
that of any paper ever published in North
Mississippi. Memphis is the natural market
for the merchants, business men and farmers
of this section of the State. Respectfully So
Hciting your favors, we are, yours truly,
UPSHAW & WATSON,
iv2a Editors and Publishers.
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CHEEK COTTON PRESS.

WILL. as heretofore, devote my personal
4 stfenfion to the manufacture OF this
WROUGHT IRON SCREW PRESS, as It
80 sI1rpasses all others, both for horse and
stssr,l power. am determined that Il shall
contfnue 70 do SO, and sustain the unrivaled
character that 1t has attained and to Whicn
il Is Justly entitled.
also manufacture that extraord mary ana
most wonderful machine, the Cheek CottOe-
stalk CruSher, which must necessAEily su-
stalk.
AN orders for either the Press or Crusher
$3.50 " '''''-- FORD, PORTER & Co,
Is Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
iva N. d. CHEEK, Patentee.
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Trust Sale.
Monday, the I1th day Of August, 1875
STOCKHOLDERS MEEIING.

TINHE Stockholders in the Memphis and
CharIeStOa Railroad Company, are
notified that the next annual meeting viii
take place at Huntsville, Alabama, on
Wednesday, August %, IS73.
Stockholders will be passed free to and from
said meeting, on presentation OF their stock
certificates. GEO. ROBERISON. Sec'y.
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Summer School.

Wy u. MITCHELLS School will be con-
w tinued during the months of July and
August. For terms and branches taught ap-
ply at the schOOlroom, No. SO3 Third street.
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DR. READLE'S
NEW MEDICAL ERA /!

- D 400 pages, bound. Every PHYSICIAN and
FAMILY should have it. Il gives the Causes, Nature
and Cure Of CHOLERA, Yellow Fever and Cere-
bro-a1eningitis SPinalis Spotted Fever. Il con-
tains NEw MEDICAL DISCOVERIES Of vital importance
TO the ENTIRE HUMAN FAMILY. Sold by all book
dealers. Address the publishers, Jno. W. Johnsoo&
Co., ST. Louis, No. Box 2729. Sent postpaid on
receipt Of 81 90. AGENTS WANTED
EstablIshedNNb YEARS.
JONES COMMERCIAL AND TELEGRAPE C0LLEGE.
. Sth and Olive Sts., St Louis.
Circulars t9err1an and English and Specimens % Fenmna-
ship, mailed FREE. Write ihr one. no VACATION.
JONATHAN JONES, Pres't. J. v. JOHNSON, Man 3 Prn.
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ROOPSKIRTS.
SOUTHERN
HOOPSKIRT and CORSET
AEANUFACTORY,
NO. q g q M ain Stre ct.
RHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

NEANUFACTURE all sizes ~ ~
vi Of the popular JOintless a sss=s
Walking Skirts and the Men, - -
phis Folding Bustles. None
genuine without trademark
q 7 d ! !
on waistband. Constantly
ready the largest stock of real k7TW #A
VERY, L'Oiseau and Dupont ~ II -
COrsetS; Abdominal Support III Z -
ing COrsetS, Nine. FOy, Nurs-
ing, GlOve-Fittiug and Misses
COrsets; Stocking supporting w
Waists, Dress Shields, Corset CLASPS, Pads Z C.
Goods warranted louis ?. NE
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 30.-The principal
event at the GOodwood races to-day was
the run for the Goodwood stakes, which
were won by UhlapA. Hippias second,
and Ruffie third. The betting, at the
commencement of the race, was five to
one against Uhlan, ten to one against
Hippias, aud twenty-five to one against
Ruffie. Nineteen started.
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VIENNA, July 30.-The international
which has been called to meet
in this city, to discuss means for the
protection of patent rights, will assem-
bic on the fourth of August. The labors
O. the preparatory committee are near
}g- ..,nclu1ad
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A New England Clam-Bake-Tfe Yir-
gilia Republ cans - Washington
Wisconsin Crop Pros
poets Favorable.
Destructive Fire in the Iowa State
PrisOn-The Z0na Libra I'M
pOrtatiOn AnnOyanees-
Cholera News.
The Cleveland Raees-tierman Teach
ers' COnYentiOn-Fatal Aeei-
dents-ShOOting ARRAY
-t'eneral Items.
Grand Clam Bake.

PROVIDENCE. July 3O.-Al the New
England governors ard other we'll
known citizens. together with the mill
tsry organizations of this city, Connecti-
cut, Massachusetts, and New Hamp-
shire, are. joining Rhode Island in a clam
bake to-day at Rocky Point. General
Ambrose Burnside marched the military
to the feast.
Virginia State Republican Convention.
LYNCHBURG, July 30.-The State Re-
publican convention is in session in HOl-
combe hall with closed doors, but as the
weather is very warm and the windows
cannot be closed, the reporters are TAX
ing notes. The convention is choosing
temporary officers. General w. c. Wick
ham, of Richmond, has been elected
temporary chairman.
The Kansas Farmers State Grange.
LAWRENCE, July 30.-Five hundred
oranges are in session here to-day to re-
organize the State grange. The meet
ing will last three days. The report Of
State masters shows that last January
there were only ten oranges in the State
and now there are over four hundred.
Reports from all parts of the State in
dictate large crop of wheat and oats.
Corn will be light.
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MurdeF-A Mexiean-Endian Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-James A.
Gray was murdered by Charles Wilson
and Mccarthy, near Julian. San Diego.
William Hunt witnessed the shooting,
and protested against the murder, when
they chased him. Mccarthy was ar
rested, and parties are pursuing Wilson.
A desperate fight occurred at Guatay
Valley, Lower California, a few days
ago, between the Indian Jacumba tribe
and party of Mexicans. There was a
long struggle; only knives were used,
and the Indians were victorious. Sew
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cans to the name of Democrat. We
were, forced, in the last campaign, to
the conclusion that no Democrat, as
such, could be nominated who would be
elected, and so we surrendered to the
Liberals, and let them carry the eolors.
All events have forced me, though most
reluctantly, to the conclusion that the
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Fatal Reneonfre.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-This evening,
about seven o'clock, John Workneister,
who keeps market-stall at 5Sl State
street, shot Mike Beemis, the ball en-
tering his back under the right shoulder
and lodging in the left breast, infiicting
wound which is pronounced fatal.
Beemis had attacked Workneister with
the avowed intention of whipping him,
on account of some previous difficulty
between them. WOrkneister placed
himself under arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-26
IInnrn G!rccnMnIl.

This gentleman, with his ronnc Of
dramatic artists, will open las per adj
,vertisemenU in this city, at Fields
hall, on Monday evening, in Ihc ele-
CANT and graceful comedy of 'AIl Is
not Gold that Glttcrs"
Mr.. Grernwall may he said to be the
author and populariaer of the drama IN
this state, and tho mombors Of his
combination express the clcarest and
most cultivated talent ON the Southern
boards.
We look for Mr.. Greenwall's essay at
entertaining our citizens TO be rewarded
by crowded houses, ms we are quite as-
sured the merits Of his company Will
challenge enthusiastic ones.