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TWO oBfn sS% 4 N TE HaaA n DAILY
81
"
Special engagement at an enormous expense with those
talented and Mr. Pcp %SD ysMaHs A w. noksscr
Frs. appearance America The youthful aud beautiful
actress from the lG MSS i RosE Massey.
Enlargement 'i T x1sa g. s seSsHalsS
and ne. Ballet ir' SSh we x sDssfE
- mo '0'yr FAMILY r REs ss1a OF NEW YORK.
evening w and sy Until soa
notice when win be presented new historical spectacular
0ul's'a1' Y S1; FIELD OF We CLOTH OF GOLD,
w on Wn ~ william Brousn ESQ., and 'es ~ T. Saoons
Glover executed ~ Henry Hahn leader q the orchesa
Had nS P0 New o and csnsy y
Mr. Levi Gussy and assssnss Properties, horses, Ban.
s $ y Z: RSs aaa
F SsaSc Y ~ E4scs "a monarch who though
AcSSs
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done him at last BY the misrepresentation ON
Henry VIII q England. Mr. Ios, Ms:tay9r
ssaI Boissy Cher si Ls Ealiss.
Won scaa,cher. Members Of Mr.: Dcconey
sss :;,,ss, S., es s5 Bad
Queen Katherine. one Of uenrys !" Deier-ha:yss"
Ammo Eoylan destined Katherine Logan
Herald 81 Ss English Court Asns
Herald q tie FRENCH Court Mss Assis WOOD
rss RC5 FoD a9a f: sn
Brower Special consates Lords AMI Ladies IL Waiting;
ssSSrsIs The Sssy i; oslss Xiis:i y:
aSn SCENE seine q he Cola
Ans.chamber in King Henry. rsyion Her Dressing oy
and iasroaacsOn q the Grand SENSATIONS Bsat Ia Dis.
DEM" BY the unsaq aGsR moRLAccHr
and her newly E ssissfa Of
concluding y 4 |. G 1885, ANp lasting PIECE
Ballet Divsssssnsn arranged b. slsnos cons.sn.
L'ALMEE,
in which the great 2 Snsh = a ToSsa.is.sssescFas
rpSsa S M e. A
" fTars q II sHss precisely With
Seats be secured days in advance Spectators II
sSSSSssIhss;D NoSsSSs;S ss1 gEss
there win not Be any matinee performance Monday
70 % seen at all hGss; c2sMoDoRE roorE, KISS
.sE E|Ss HsS' WIKI s SHs sSsHsss
and We 6ss A r. S ceIHs's. rrRrosxAScrs
Orchestra and salccuy Chas extra 50 cents under
O tE6ottIsrIoxAnLE suooEss 1'''' :"
rrvs sEsSsS iSHd haYs 81
nus HUM 4 RSauHs';rrr.
Nsv Scenery, new Tricks new COSTUMES: new M.ic new
New caricaturas by Thomas Mast.
CLOWN in Volume ss ons L. rox
S.n,sloon. X FcI
GIaEiS DUii .sr1sid; clown Sssp; lauren.
S$ssg viii Be found aYA'A = -
ASTOUNDING h1rAaoHfHo:4IfilE LADIES AND TUE
ruoD,c,ors w ASSsAEEo ruasfTtEs'
TSs S SSs4 4ss Hs sg1D s. THE FAMILY.
BEwrrcHIsu BALEEIs 49, " - .'
~ sSIGET IN iii I U SiiE6
onorEsQrE rorss Pc J ESNsF; vvx.sr,c r,,vrr,,.
iSE DoG'sisfsu5 SATURDAY, : -
s.. 49, hy Nile. sAxoALI AND BALLET.
As sh aaf svh Ks ESSEr o4taaSAD
pEwrLpEnisa qas an SCENE.
MArrSEEs ~ wednesdays AMI Saturdays
Seats secured six days advance.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. BPofNs AT A
~, JAMEs " HAyEs..... ~Lesse. and Manager
THOUSANDS HAVE CONFIRMED
THE UNDERSTANDABLE SUCCESS
OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF
u.MrrY DUMPTY;
VOLUME EcLipslS0 VOLUME
NEw SCENERY, NEW TRICKS.
NEW MUSIC. NEW BALLErN
NEW COSfUMFs, NEW cARICATURES
BRILLIANf TRANSPORTATION
HuMPIY afterwards orO r roy
DuMfTY, CLOWN, ono - foA'
lAntsicon. %. X. FOX
marlcqun Frank Lacy
MILF: KiTx sxNGxLia YAstiNxriix1 gxLIsT.
MONS COSTA'S FANCY DRESS BALLET.
MATINEEB ~, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
<yRAND OPERA HOUSE, frogMERLY prKRsA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. .nr. LESTER wALIACK
MONDAY, FEBRUARY !. ls@I
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
NEW SCENERY,
NEW COSTUMES,
NEW AfPOiHTMENrs,
NEw ARMS AND ARnOR9.
a. NEW EFFECTS
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
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CoACnMEN ANp aAnnENEns.

A Elkni CLASS GARDENER, MARRIED WANTS a
SITUATION - gardeners he esrdcnls IN Iii
- hrnnrhrs ~ experience Address H., .ne "a.s
" A. Batter. ~ Wayne IT.. Jersey CTR. - WV "'o"'
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Bow.s5 s gssSD & iscrAouLA. psAzA !, :.
d ISs Ss':' s:s;s' 800 .'.s'. S:.a...
Ss; w.: &c.:
FRIDAY sE EzE1sss SfssS + s K;
THE IAnS ANY IA. TAr "a rSusx.rx,a
IaaENsR 6RoWDs
largely exceeding anything ever hitherto known IN The an
.u., AMERICAN AnusEMExrss s.,..a
ssz'R sl zsasE ~ s q ,a,1s
4s sEt sssA TRsSSis
E E||EEE s $EE # s|s If:
E|EE$FE AZ zEE s s|$#E
THE WONDER " AZ sl ssd cosrosrIos
ais1 SSSssa 1 81 PESs & sAseoo.
0s lss AND
DiS faSSH5J Sa z5Siii5ss
= '' ''' aH %SaSs5as ysSsAtR
IN their GREAT TRIPLE TRApEzE The GEAANDESsT
THE nd SahA IoS SHzSSFIErES'
ana sSs ElSD SAH1s ~ NILE s So
suRrarss sGd g. sf%'s 49,
THE BURLEss3}EEGb GeNwASf; srsrERs
SHERIDAN l aSP , S1Ssi1E szAys r,
PUNCH As aad sS9E EAsE sss <. !, SCOTLAND
fAsq GFaa4s II SS SuskET pbiRY.L.
's''' '' TE A sETM Of f's SHk NEW YEAR
JAPANESE EMPIRE, painted expressly for Professor RS
and which A. q ss AMUSEMENT
T1 SsASb ~ fasxTsE rAMxAsy
mi y sS circle nifty cents
aARkED TEr j. SE fv fh ON
NEW STAGE TH 9aE sAaaf e
GRAND $3fsHs sAsH ssfSspSH n zAseDH
pRoUGHAM's THEATRE,
. Twsniy mi street, adjoinng ir;n Avenue Tross y,
Lessee and Manager Mr. JOHN
sESHs EN- $SAs III Sss ssSEs
THE DRAMATIC REVIEW,
NEW SSyS sSHiss 4 SSR E TES % SiSaHna
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CANCANInALIsTIcs,
TRANSFORMATION SCENE BY MaaSioS; -
Doors open M
Box onee open f 5I9JH a Ar n ibMIss16S
pTcss Circle tsecaed seas si Second Balcony Ssecured
Admission IS cents; 10 second Circle, 50 cents
Several E'1ss Vs. IN ACTIVE
PREPARATION.
RRoApwAY THEATRE. ADMISSION 90 CENTS.
1 sSa HSFhSsHbhsrEp IEel5.msSH sdSeRss ss''
sT Iasf six s SWs 2s aa AB SEGsk
THE asa1l Ra5 ssEa4 504n
OWENS, VICTIMS. bihS' OWENS, VICTIMS.
SwESs SWESs
9 owENs' s soLoS s sIsISetE
sf rs sE h hs Ssrs J
III; $ Hssi ss$isss
So' T F:sf PA FMoSTs4Hos III AMERICA dRAU
sLE ~ a ~ Flas EVENING. st FEg p THE
This ~G new rG@XTss IL q the
It's great that repressntatlon
from q Is an
sA al sSt sEsa os u sG aiss AND
expended BY ~ c'.u s e 9s Pl 81 4ss q
sss i :ssadcr a.. European theatre
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La PERICHOLE.

MONDAY EVENING, FkB. I.
LAST NIGHT BUT FIVE
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALRs.

Young MAN. WELL EDUCATED AND GENTEEL,
~ would Ike 10 lake charge OF invalid has
years. experience among all kinds OF sickness
be exceed In handling and helping those unable
help tensees; beat REFERENCES Address u. L., Herald
Office
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IRMA, tho Queen Of Song LA PERIcMoLE
AUJAC, the charming Tenor as
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NEW YORK.
Decision IN the Cohen Tobacco Gase---Rail-
road Accident

Decision 10 the Cohen Tobacco Gase---Rail-
read Accident.
NEW YORK, July 24.-The Cohen
tobacco case, in which the defendants
were charged with violation of the
revenue laws, was decided to-day,
The Commissioner ordered their dis
charge, holding that as they had of
fered tobacco for sale, which they had
purchased al an United States Mar
Shal's sale, with the prOYisO that no
further staGp would be required, the
United States could not enforce a tax
against vendors. which officials had
waived, on the charge of having I'M
stamped packages Of tobacco. The
Commissioner held that the fact Of
having such was not criminal, but
that it was incumbent upon infOrmers
to prove that such had actually been
offered for sale, and they were d1s-
charged on this count. This case has
attracted considerable atteiuGI.
Ii IS stated that q freight train ran
into q passenger train near the depot
in Jersey City, last Wednesday, the
cabOose OF the former being smashed,
and two men fatally injured. The
facts OF the affair are difficult TO OBJ
tain.
The Cuban patriots, mostly Irish
men and eX-COnfederateS, have. Dai.,
ten dollars eaeii, this. morning, and
Dispersed.
The shipment Of specie to Havana
on Thursday was only S48 ,2la, and nal
SiSO, 600.
Beecher addressed the bulls and
bears in the gold room to-day.
Deaths this week U92, or these ~
were children.
1t rs considered singular that no dis
patch from the French cable has been
received at Brest since the 18th inst
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and prominent members OF the BoVa-
rian Diet have pledged themselves to
support a bill based on negotiations
with Herr Raston, the Bavarian Con-
sui at Chicago, recognizing as VaIld
all legal bearings of marriages OF Ba-
varians in the United States without
the previous consent Of the home
Government, but the right Of Bava-
rian citizenship is not to he immedi-
ately accorded to the wife of an alien
by reason of her marriage.
LONDON, July 2i.-Dates from Rio
JaneirO to June 26th state that Lopez
was in the mountains in strong pO-
sitiOn with 5000 men.
The revolution in Paraguay con-
tinued. President Baez had marched
into the interior again to meet COri-
hello who was at the head of the in
surgents.
HAVANA, July 2k-Gen. Puebla has
issued a proclamation to the inhabi-
tants Of PeurtO Principe, in which he
declares his intention Of acting accord
ing to and enforcing Capt.-Gen. De
ROdas programme of policy, summed
up in the words, "Spain, Justice, Mo
rality."
Gen. I.itona has left PeurtO Prin-
cipe and viii embark on a Spanish
steamer, probably, for Spain.
The Rebels have destroyed the
bridge on the Neuvitas Railroad, near
Peurto Principe.
NIENA, July 24.-In the Richrath
to-day the committee on the Budget
reported against ab0lishing the en-
bassies at Rome, and minor European
capitals.
MADRID, July 2i.-The Govern
-ment has issued a decree reviving and
putting in force the martial law Of
April Il.
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WASHINGTON.
An About the COoIsy Traae.

WASHINGTON, July 2j.-Tle Secre-
taFv Is in receipt Of a letter from the
Collector Of Customs, at New Orleans,
covering the communication OF VIII
liam NcC Creery relative to the imp0rta-
tion of Coolies into this country, and
asking for instruction Of the depart
ment. He replies that McCreery mis-
takes him, in stating that the act OF
February, 1862, prohibiting american
citizens rom engaging in the Cooley
trade, has been abFogated. ON the
18th Of January, 1861, a resolution was
passed unanimously by both Houses,
congress expressing the adherence OF
the people nf the United States for the
cOOlie trade; and in cOuIOTmity with
this resolution, Secretary McCull0ch
addressed 10 the Collector Of New
Orleans a letter on the 18th Of Au-
gust, 1861, or which Il copy is inclOsed.
Iu addition, article five of the treaty
between the United States and China,
concluded at Washington on the 2Sth
of July last, and which now awaits
the action of the Emperor, reprobates
aBv other than voluntary emigration,
and AGREES to mike it g peaal 0iienSe
10 take Chinese subjects from China
Without their free and voluntary con-
sent.
The Department Of State by 4 circu-
lar of 18th January, 1867 addressed to
Ministers and Consuls of the United
States. directed that Consuls at every
port where coolies may embark, be
required to certify, after full eXamina-
ticn, inst such eubarkatiQn i. not en-
fcreed or procured ly Taud, but l.
voluntary. and requires that such
Ministers and Consufs Use ali aUthOri-
". power, and influence at their COM
mand towards preventing and dis
couraging the carrying on Of the franc
referred TO in any way. such being
the facts in the case the Collector Is
authorized and directed to use all Wig
ilanee in the suppression OF tins, aS
the Secretary says, new modification
u tIle sl4Ee tlaae.
The abstract of the reports made 10
the Controller OF the Currency, OF the
condition Of all the national banks at
the close of business on the tenth OF
June, shows the resources and liabI:-
ties to be 81 ,j64, ,l75, GOO; capital stock,
S422.G .G5a,0 600; specie, Sl,S45, GOO. legal
teudet n5les- 80 1a,5g5; three per
CGnt. certificate, ReaTly $4,000, ,OO0;
surplus fund. So. 2lS, 0OO; undivided
profits, nearly 81, 4,00Q, 600; individual
deposits. S574, ,372, ,0OG; United States
3eposils, eiJ,5lRU01
WARRINGTON, July 2i.-COmmis-
sioner Deiano has appointed a Com
mission of five frQn his RareAp Ja p1-
elaine and repart upGn All instruments
oF eOntriyances fer 'cGnceiling revenue
stamps, The Instruments must be
presented on or before the first Of Sep
tembeg.
fractional currency printed duii--
the week. Sl26, 600; amount shipped,
Sl9S. .270. National Bank currency is-
sCed, 81. .4l0' amGgnt IN Circulatich
sos. 67s .0ls. Fractional currency de-
stroVed. so 900
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Cable Celebration Distinguished Pari'ei-
Dants Therein.

pants Therein.
BosToN, July 25--AmOng gentle
men i'm the city to-day intending 20
iOin cable celebration at Danbury on
TUESDAY were Count DeEaVrenY,
charge lie aflaires, and Count DetGL-
rurs and G.. Berranger OF the French
Iegation. Count ColobicOns, charge de
affaires. of Italy, J.. G. Watson,
kmerican agent French Cable Com
r,anv. Sir James Hill and Ni7count
Parker, Of England.
Can't. Ward Of british Legation l5
at Washington, also I'll. A. Me f'ariaEd
ofNew York and several officers g
Steamship Great Eastern.
BOsToN, July 2i.-'Hke shore END o.
the French cable was landed las'
night and hauled into the telegraph
house ON Ranses Hammond. The
end of the cable is said to be IN go0o
working condition to DuXbury, bui
thereis a. vet no communication IRON
Ranses Hammond, and Will not be
probably, for some time. The steam
ers Chiffon and Scanderia take thel
departure this afternoon
5 /. ID. Brown + under arrest, charged
with attempting to obtain Sl500 IRON
the Mount Vernon National Bank
on forged checks.
A battery for firing a salute VIII b
sent BY the State authorities to assis
in the cable celebration at DuXbury OF
Tuesday. The Governor and othe
State officials have been invited t
participate, and will probably do 50
:. KINGSTON, MAS. July 2..--Th
telegraph line to DuXbury VIII pr0ba
bly Be completed to-day.
The officers Of the steamers Chiltol
and Scanderia are to-day, before thei
departure, being rendered an informa
hapnuet. The grand celebration is t
IKE place Tuesday. Quite a numbe
81 prominent individuals have al
rived fo-dav-M. Taumay, the Irene
Charge d'Ahairs, the Italian Charg
d'Af3irs. and Capt. Ward Of the Bri
ish Legation. It's thought the Ian
line win be spliced to the cable o
Monday.
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LONG BRANCH.
Grants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fire, eto

Grants Movements Destructive Fire, et0.
I.ONG BRANCH, y. j., July 25.-
President Grant and family attend
cd service at the NJ. j.. Church this
norning. At3 o'clock. they rode to
thp residence of Mr.. John Hoey, with
whom they dined, returning at half
past eight
Arrangements are all completed for
a grand ball, which is to be given in
honor of the President tomorrow
evening.
This morning the stable attached
10 the Mansion House caught fire and
was completely destroyed. The flames
gcread so iapidfy that the staolemen
bad fo mmD out of window to save
their lives. Thirty horses in stable
saved by efforts Of servants of guests
of Mansion and Continental hotels
| FLAMES were kept from extending t
the hotels. Great excitement among
! ladies and gentlemen Of hotels. Johr
/ T. Slone, an old volunteer fireman Q
! Brooklyn, was badly burned while
helping to extinguish the fire. INT
cause Of the fire is unknown. Loss 4
/ 100000. Partial insurance.
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1t affords us pleasure to record the
continued success and steady growth
Of fine North American Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Philadelphia,
wbieh now confines itself exclusively
to itbe life insurance business, leaving
Insurance against accidents to compa-
MICS devoted exclusively to that branch
of the business. Under the energetic
administration of w. w. kuftz, Pres
ident, assisted by corps OF thorough
lv educated life insurance men as
agents. the future of the North
american Mutual" " promises to De
such. that we shall have no hesitation
i'm recommending this Company, with
its new tables Of rates, to the insur-,
ing community, as well worthy oi
their patronage and support,
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FOREIGN.

Fisht Between carlisis and State Troops
Shooting Of Sixty gebels---chOlera ln'
creasing.
MADRiD. July .. A fight has
taken place near Cindad, Between
some Carlists under Sorgeras and the
national troops, commanded by Gen.
Farnabeti. Carlists was defeated and
dispersed, losing many killed and
wounded. Agitation is general
throughout the country, bat no fur
ther hostilities are reported. The
citizens here are excited over thenews
buf there are no indications Of dis
order.
HAVANA, July 25.-The Spanish
troops at BacracOa have captured and
shot about sixty rebels.
Cholera is increasing at Puerto
Principe.
MUSIcH, July 24.-The minister
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$4,000 REWARD.


yENHE undersigned being deSirous 10 change
/ business and locality, now oifef for sale
a splendid steam FIGURING and Sawmill, To-
Gated in the town of Murray, Galloway Co.,
kentucky.
The engine, boiler, etc, were purchased OF
the Washington Foundry, 81. Louis, No.. ana
of the best material. The Touring machinery
OF Isaac Straub 4 Co., Cincinnati. Ohio. The
saw is 60-inch; the engine 2-inch stroke ana
lO-ineh cylinder; boiler ~ feet by . inches,
and two due; all stationary and well put up.
We nave the best stand fOr mill men IN our
knowledge surrounded by good country, n
large crop of wheat and heavy run OF Gus
tom; good water, and no one to rival IN
ouantiiy or quality. In addition TO above a
three-Story mill house good dwelling house,
IS acres Of land-p part in cultivation, part In
timber-severai hundred bushels OF corn on
hand, between ore and two hundred head OF
stock and pork hogs, two yoke OF hne cattle,
log and wood wagon; timber wheels 3ud
many other necesSarieS too tedious 10 meu-
tion.
All of the above we viii sell al reasonable
frures Those wishing business OF this kind
we solicit to come and examine; or for further
information address us by mail.
CARSON, PETER 4 co.
Murray Kv JulV 20, 1863. jy.O
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CINCINNATI,
A strest Fight---ane Man Killed.

CINCINNATI, July 2a,-Just after
midnight last night young man
named Matthew Collins was stabbed
to the heart in this city and killed.
He was on a spree and had just left a
saloon, when coming up to where two
men were fighting, u third party in
terfered, whom Collins struck. Some
one then stabbed him to the heart and
he died in about twenty minutes.
Two witnesses sWCTe that Thos. n m
nay did the stabbing: EIe has fed.
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ST. LOUIS.
Union Pacific RaiIrOad---Heavy Suit Con-
Cerning IT,

Union Pacific RaiIrOad---Heavy Suit Con-
Cerning It.
ST. LOUIS, July pa dispatch from
Omaha says Jos. w. Davis and an as
sociate sub-contractOr, to-day brought
suit in the State District Court against
Oliver Ames and others, contractors
of the Union Pacific Railroad, for six
hundred and four thousand dollars,
the amount claimed due for work per-
formed, money expended, and breach
of contract of defendents. 1t is al
lodged that the claim Of Davis and
associates is already overpaid by 81 ,O0O
d0Ilars-the amount of work performs
ed and material furnished.
ST. Louis, July 24.-Fred Apple
baum, q laborer ON q farm nine miles
from here, hung himself yesterday.
Cause, unrequited love.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TuscUMBIA.

CAPTURE Of Henderson lnman and Killing
Of lanes Inman, and His Body Reeog-
nized as the Body of the Attempted As
sassiH Of Dr.. Dickens.
Special Dispatch to the Appeal
TUsCVMBIA, ALA, July z7.-lJr'
Dickens and Humphries arrived this
evening, with the dead body Of James
Inman. They found him and his
brother in a cave fifty miles south OF
Tuscumbia, in Marion county. They
resisted arrest, and il was necessary to
shoot them down before capture.
Henderson lnman was badly wound
ed in the head, but not necessarily
fatal. He c0nfesses to belong to a
band of horse thieves. James lnman
was killed outright, and was identified
as the same Inman that was hired to
commit the Dickens murder. DIR.
Dickens viii reach Memphis on the
noon train tomorrow, with lnman's
remains.
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NASHVILLE.
Boutwell, Endorses Stokes Destructive
Fire.

Boutwell, Endorses Stokes Destructive
Fire.
NASHVILLE, July 24.-The State
Journal publishes this afternoon a
letter from Secretary Boutwell, to Mr..
Stokes, in which he says that he IS
greatly interested in the success OF
Stokes, believing that the future polit-
ieal character and general prosperity
of Tennessee depend largely upon the
continuance of the Radical party IN
power. He regards the supporters OF
Mr.. Stokes as the true Radical party
of Tennessee, and condemns the Re
publican supporters of Coy. Senter,
because they are allied with the enc
mics of the Radical party.
The paper warehouse of Whitman
& Co., Of this city, was destroyed by
fire this morning, together with the
greater part of its contents. The adj
Joining house was also burned. Loss
about $4,000. Fully covered by in
surance.
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CHARLESTON.
Radical Troubies.--A Split in the Party
WraRglng Over the IOayes
and Fishes rst-

a and Fishes. ..
1HARt EsroN, July 2l.-1tuch ex-
citPmeut prevails among the two
wings Of the Republican party here.
DR.. Mockey the late collector, leads the
native wing which inqlgdes the mass
Of the negro voters. Senator Sawyer,
Congressman Bowen and Gould
Clark, the newly appuipted collector
In the piace VI blQckey, lead the north
egn element. The removal of MOckey
has intensified the bitterness between
the two factions, and on Wednesday
last Clark called on MOckey, and pre-
seRting his commission, demanded
instant possession of the Collectors
nHina hnt Mnekay refused TO vacate
until he had taken inventories OF the
nubIic property and received q reeeet
Tor1 Cisfil tatferyF, put prOMlleQ To
tisnsfer,oii the 2fSt inst. Clark in
sisted upon an immediate sur r
render, which being fel9ae,l'
he entered AI0ckey'S Office ana AT
tempted toact aS Collector, Whereupoh
he was foroiple elected by Moekey s
subordinate. Yesterday Moekey ana
! the other Custom House officers were
arrested at the instance OF Clark on
/ the charge Of assault and re-
sisting an oiit;er of the Rev
enue.6 and were bound over to an.
s,yer before the United States Com
missioner ON Monday. During the
hearing of the case Clark, with
posse of thirty men, forced his way
into the Custom House and took pos
session. which he still retains. Ih'
partis;lns- of Clark attempted to seren
| sde Messrs. Sawyer and Bowen las
night. bat the negroes arrived u
numbers aud prevented the serenade
charging the procession and capturing
| It's fag, which they carried IN triumph
to N0ckey at his residence,
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q Fresb as a Naidep's BIush" IS The pure

peachy Complexion which follows the use Of
Hagans Magnolia Balm. II is the true Sc
cret of Beauty. Fashionable ladies in society
understand this,
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic
Country Girl into city Belle more rapidly
than any other one thing.
Redness, Sunburn, Tan, FrecIles, Blotche"
and all effects of the summer sun disappear
where il is used, and a genial, cultivated,
fresh expression is obtained which rivals the
Bloom of Youth. Beauty is possible 20 al
who viii invest IS ceG,s a, any respectable
stCre. .ald insist or getting the Magnolia balm'
Use nothing bur Lyons Kathairon TO Dress
the Hair jy25
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GEORGIA.

Crop Prospects Cheering Samples Of New
Crop Received.
SAVANNAH, July 24.-The crop re
ports from Southern Georgia and B'lor'
ida are very cheering. Numerou:
specimens Of the new crop have beer
received.
AUGUSTA, July 24.-It has been
raining throughout this section for two
davs. The crops are doing well.
a political fracas occurred at Upper
Three Runs, Berwick district, S. c.,
to-dav. in which two were killed and
sev5efral era wounded. Fhe affair was con
Rnnd 10 the whites.