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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-07
Louisville Chancery Court.

B. F. c. Smith.
vs. No. 1919.
The county of Sumner, Tennessee, and
the LOu'lle and Nashville R.R. Co.
George Thompson.)
Us. mo 1880.
Same.
L. 7. Bush,0
Same rs No, 49, s'5'
rNHE COUPON HOLDERS OF THE SUMNER
i county, Tenn, Bonds of the Louisville ard
Nashville Railroad Bonds, are hereby nc
fed that by decree of the Chancellor of &
Louisville Chancery Court, Kentucky, made GI
entered this day. you will file your Coupons in th
und attached in these suits in the hands of tie
Louisville and Nashville Company is by said de-
cree tObe distributed pro rata among all the hold
ers of said Coupons, who appear and file their
Coupons within said time.
This April 18th. 1866.
TII0S. p. SMITH,
Commissioner Lou. ChanceTy Court.
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LOTS ON EAGLE CREEK
WILL BE LEASED ON APPLICATION.
This Is a rare chance for bona fde operators to
obtain leases on terms that will be amply remu-
nerative.
Terms made known on application.
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Consignments solicited from all sections of the
country upon which LIBERAL ADVANCES will
be made.
Prompt and strict attention given to all bus
ness entrus tOus lmar24-3m
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

EOR sALE-Lowsr City Wharf fronting 352
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COngignments and Orders solioited.

REFBRENC CEs.-Newcomb. Buchanan * Co..
Bondurant 4 Todd, Louisville; White. Kerr *
Qrme x tarTar, Atlanta; Jackson. Lanier & Co..
Sam. A. MedltTy, Nashville.
nnrl1 IN
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NTE ARE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND
w opening a large and Complete Stock of
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BUY, SELL OR STORE

COTTON, TOBACCO. PRODUCE. GRAIN
GROCERIES, AND MERCHANDISE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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Neben = Gciuno5eit = Starft !!
9cbcn - GeinnDleit - Gtarfe J.!
2cbcn - GeInnOhttt = SIarfe!!!
AS OtpRe frdH5pFtftDe SJetIfhttle
Sr, cIuau Selnmnrre'S

SC. oyuHU SelNUNETe
meiibsrilbmte ,,fpes;fiSdjc 9Si!ien",
|at eirer 8oritrtft hes Or Slan Dtlamarre, Sbtr-
aiit am "90iPual en @cTo" posr "eantOIltere"
GltIc uuffaybars @teOtin ia fein 9Itntwsrt; il'
Ieilt Gameai(ub r6er Samsnihp6dps uRitb bar. Nae
Re itarfett Der 9tI6lstts. tter'3tuSe II. 5arRpe9t
knhehptu9cn pter nd1tlb'n Sam:nssrSvls ppba
Ia aud ritbSen uuS pte bs6euttno lie out4 tin mSleA
psIpen raid ts'ettst une ben Srsa6en ~ neuer 9e
|unbe Sbdttgtsit rerbolten.
saan iele irlSenoss 3eusni6 anseitbenr franStT.
$ber Aerite:
aqDr babsn bic BON Garanrere Il Eurrnt Rr. 214
Rue 9pmbaro. mad benz Nsiepte oss Or. Suon Dela'
hare Supereteteu niceJiHitn pluen" In unesr prls
at. prors NIT tdp lists ae d. bietben6rm 9rptge an.
epanct unO slsuben, SaR tetne anbsrs MssBin 10
u, eCei9net tii, aue Ferionen bic an unelplltatn
St9iiIen pber lcnIttger Sdpddbe bey Ytibleht5 Or
ave - iei eS in Soi9e it,et iisenben ytbsnSpeliti
I,uSi9peifun8en cher Dasbldude - lststn, Su turI.
eu. q geanrtparts. Or. Diso.
q. D. Duiarbtn,
Sean &c 9tnbre. Or Web "
pGris, ben Dat 1868. ....
Nfan liitc itd) Dor ytudjabrllIrgcn!
Die 6dbttn gill,n perctn con alien taup aeb .tt,cn
L,rsa'itru in allen leeubdlen ps,tauL Vlets 81
! 10 Gtad,t, ober o Sbabteln fin So.
GjaraRciere n Duppht allsinse @tQeatblmer,
Mr. pa, Jtue 4cmta,o, pat5,
Ret glnienbunl pen 81 al tr8enb enen Der teena
rattiSten a8egten erbait man mt nm9eNeGosr pea
glciniBe Gjensla. Iseritn fur Gmerlfa
Ssfar O. GtiofeS y Comp,
slr. u, Qprtlauoil Nsw.D0li.
N3.-Wpi 8e1lan3tu pe ben irausSltttt btutfde
paulfde II. tu8lll4e Brobuleu NIT ooll,n gebraubs'
knm.tuneen unter treene elmer Gereiis pul9ldt
| Su 8a ttmore II. a9a btnstoa bel aae
tro,bsiern 5u baben.
asenten fl, galtimSre renne Na&baridb 4 I,
tS. Gbompicn 9lod. $3.50
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9ebeime &ranfDcitcu,
b grInblteb Sur 9arantir I

0egetllte Srallfgelfcu,
p Inei,ebe Sur 8arantirt
Or. SOispb Tabian.
Office: gIr. 22S, 8tne.Srabe,
a1iIaselpbia.
o.. Tabiau carnntt.t III teisenten S,onifeitsn
|tne ibreue unp srunoide Fur Die lhfbu rpirr
sn MIR hIbit iRbeie'Ist uho 1T eur9aus trtt p'h
@eleime Graufbei!cn
eterId @citletts, 10 ibrefltt5 III ibun UeI9tn
lsun perna6Iiii9t uno Wern nid1i pca tntm eriabu-
en- Mrite bebaneelt.
SelbhbeIeduns (Onantsl
sren traur.at Srstn iidb tunbSetcn in Mtsuutb,
a@liden Sumeucrsisbun0en, SGwld,s r.r mann.
den .SenBurastraf', tcb'nsabsrelnB uno eHoltd
kua,etrans. SunSe 9eute Die IT'D beitn bcpub
no. loulen ,tt rcrtrauentpoG all uii4 tpsNbcu. SD
abe Sauierbe irlder lln5idildea Su ibnr iriteIeL
aiii8su eSslInbbelt surid9ebradht cte ron Nnoereu
aii tebancelt pber ais unte'ltat an3eesbsn ncIeen
nb.
Srauen,srantteiten.
@tissr 5luR, tduf8 bic urf19s aIatme'n,r
Pdwa3s, unte8s!mda'afsit nno unitntbtbdr'
unresel N detsfett
ter mpnctlid)en Stein,sun9 cher aGnstid,es
iusble iben erisibtn- eitdrici pen weldet llIidct
llro IN fpentsen Hagen pDn mir eer6elteut obat nau
ksiIlse scl9en fur Die Seunobett.
cen Welnet IhhIttpnlapf8tH }tufle w ptlsfr tup'
lbe tb mid baupila9hd MT eel Dtban'lrHl ob,Bt
Iantpeiten belhaittet uae earln dc 9anisncea Jiss
Iate erStelt.
Musndrti9e Yattenten
unsn bon mir btbaue,lt ,ueroeH, psnn lie mir itrsr
itano idrftlis mitibelen.
Gtrensfis @sri1wiesenDeit ipirs .i,rae'
deyt. (S'n5.1S.)
DR.. Jos. FABIAN,
Tr. 22S. Vine ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
(Sanl315)
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Giir 8ate nnD Son3erte 81 per'
iriafffn.

Ttr Eretnhtn Ii. 9stanuiea Der rsonrreta"-9t'
|fruldati uub rent ecebrieu gutliiam lterbaupt tur
|Radrtdt baB fur r8cnb cine !ett mad esm i'9eptbt
Ihio- NIT btn banlt uerbunheneu G6umia'eieu. tlr
|sbboltun9 ppu baden u, aprserten ~ ntletben it,
|e,sun frutleitise appltati6u semadt pIrS.
Gie eleaante uno tcIbare @uSitaffrnus bes 9rcsen
aales. ueti i:tn.ntblirsn Gparoeieee,tnmetn tur
Istrrcu H. Talutr iprnc tequcmss ReaNuratonStn tnls
liner ucsIt grrfem Spei'eaale NIT ccUltinots etn8e'
Itid,eter aad's, la5tu RtdstS III punIden rbrt1.
8oltantees G1ieljcittrs fnr 800 eGuoerts TT ~
|tnCm mdtipsr grsiie 81 mie!beE.
/ Rabsre Gustunt bei @. VI. Nboel,
Gr. S79 Baltimore, iniid,sn gutfp-
fsort25-) pacolr.
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.Jpr Jnn5itugy.
bic Jtr bur1 8rpbnen 9ebettttr &C.
tpDbnbetten
guS ieues seiatbtttnbe s.mlthpsrberbenbe, tebotr-
nthttuoe saler iu6eic9sn babt, bas in'ere Srrsr-
banier ttllt une nneren 2oipttdern sablrttt, SSn'
Q 6u mann's qebtn5 -e lisHt uRb
Rabttal- -piIler
Dieie peibtrabmten Ytiitsf 9'een aus aus SuBeub.
belt wieetr8taebeu. 8caitinotNe Setluug fptro ga
ranttp, lrenu ttine Stit ptroier, une bic Aitttl
icfcrt an8epanst wtreen. Gin 8triu4 tptro ben
Patt,r;en oapen uberItu1en Stber iCQfe ebt er al
pe,ratb etnit bieie aI3enesu 9cbrauhel, unb balb
psrStn. spO9ftin, Slid unb 3ufressd5ett surud-
ttbren.
Office g'r. 80,
Nortbfr., 5auS
bon 2ertnstcnfr.
8e5e bin uno lab' Dt1 Don
Or. G6umann,
gtr. 80, Nprtbfr.,
l 5aus pDn QertngtGnGr.
furtren! Or bat bic bis ieet betannten,
arDbten 3uren seraht ais Der gntbeder
her einitsea urfsblbartn Sstlmittel se3tn seb.me
Rrantbeiten. Die Sebaneluns nelae CT tml6ast
bat bic S,utsun9 ttr ausBejetnethen Aer3te BOZ
yaris. aouoon II. Rs,p-Dpri unb tbr our6ednaser
grtps bat ii6tr altn 3ipsife itseiielt taS etat
bauernee 5eiIuus ber itllmniatn ,Tiae bon
eingebnrNeritr suitieude, @pnorbbt, Stisiuren
(Saturcbrer 8ercnJln8), 9ersr6seruna Der
Dcrlteber-Driie, lcben, pelebe einer aeipties
etbttnttn 1eippbn5ett lbre Srliteut
certanien. u. I. 10. u. I. 10.
bis 3ur moraii,9tn @eptbeit erlanAt rersen tanu
ptnn ber Patient lt an NerSte peuoe, auf eereu
i2iHeu. Gjei6cu II Srfabruns man Rd eerioiien tann.
Get Or. g 6umanu III uuiercr Dlt.te ft ais
Seiiflnittr nieeereeaien bat, mb cte peicn 6aue,
fpeldr urter ietne BtbancIune sttOnuen iinS idum'
It'd - pbnt cine ein3ge Ausnabme sebetit pptben.
Stniae oerielbeu beitanbtr itit ,Sabrtn.
Seonetue aufmeri,amtelt pomtt er alien aeteeb
Der 9e,6ltdss II. Satuprgane, ipie @proryb5e ga.
menilab, Strliutn in leber 8ornt, Rraubetien Der
Ritrtn Blaie Ii. BNltebet-iruie, Ntrturiat- ben
u. Sautubein, pie ubtrbaupt 6ppbilts I'M erien,
,lpeiten, bri,ten Gbrabe uue frbIidt.
Or. e 6umaun's petimet9cot btr 9rncrrboi
II opIllcmmtnite, bic es 9itt; e 1T bic fur3ett,
fhere II. befe Der Rranie erbilt 'e.Hen Gopaips
Baliim feline Gutebeu feiu @sspeuiiuSl, nod anotrs
9fe tgIeBenee @ab,n; ionotrn bic Geliuus erolst In
ipe 3aseu pbne S6lisr;en, obnt unbeauemltdt.ei,
p5ne Nenptruna bsr Dt5t.
Damen pcn IuspiriS bic Tr S6umlnn um Ra,b
III ira9en wrni9cn ttnnen biets trieiltt tbuu. ae
sriefe an ibn iputeu cine 4pltnarfe eniba!ttn nHl
btantlpoiist tu ptrbtn.
ar3entten perosn nad3 alien gessnttn tes Sanbes
gelanst.
N'an strsef. nibt bic
Sftss: Nr. 80, Nprtbfraes,
(Gug291O Baltimore Mb.
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Qcs aiimaitnaS Mreun0 J

|(G be gonna Di ems NTte II D.
unter Garauts ber Seune o. betmtr Srant'
!bettsn. gsi alei apDtbesern 81 babsn. Man
|seran1e bes Shusliuss Hrtunb "Qbe gcun9 Nten's
IShtrb)'. aRit isoer S9dbtel erbdt man etHe BIO.
|ftlre lbsr ri, Spmptcme ano ssban6Ints eeeetner
|sranfSciisr cosr ndu fam ott S6uit beStshen'
IHgum man an "9Ouns NRcn's Srlens y Dor 80; Gin
knnali i'd etbt uuo BEN 5rteft etns Gent SD It..
|marte teiItG.. IN q t mere ~ bGten BET
y. S+ p dnce,
ID (ufil ,12Wt..l Hr. 2"H, Salt'moehr
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GBie0tia fur 2eisenSelll
pro fe Or eputs Us I'M ORA m .
weltberiibmts
8tutrctuiaunNSs unb AbfIbs
ruueSs Ssrduter
Nnb unItreitS be beiitn, bis lest btannten Wts UNI
bic oerioreHe Stiun6bttt weoerber'uItettn, ipUtt,
Stitis 9encmultn araRttelten gu pSrbatsn. Die
elben lino iett nber stn
8ierteliabrbunpert tbrer Ssiifr0ft tpegen
in 0eutjttaGb rlbmIitit betannt Ii. 9satet unb
babeu ICb aud bier felt ben legtn bret 5abren einsn
ciiSen 9tu triporten uae s4neu iib bspnters iur
5siluns b6swilieer unp bartrtati9sr
D.. Rranfbetten,
unS spate Rsmauo be SoHnuns, ssbstlt ~ to.rteu-
auise6tn, pbut Suoor ettlt betlamen Rtdnttr S per
Iuessn. Die Rrauter wtrttH bon mir
brett bon Deutlhtanb
n,pprtirt II. emptebe id olselbeH eriuBerb nletnen
ptrben 2anesleuten tum sene!Gten gebraube. pa Id,
felt Gber,eust bin, baB elm Steer, btr elnnaI bacon
Sbne oleelbeu lein pub. Sece amlle iclle ites bas
orn i'm Saut taptr; eenn aud bel Rinotm " bic
pobltbaiae Birfuns eiefer Rrauter Tabrtaft uber,
raltsne.
4iucn pber Sulberu,
ie nab 8uniA, unp bob,u iidb bel fplseu6tn arant.
be,tea ais beicnberS beiliam erlpie,en, alSt
NaJeutrampf. oamplrbctoen,
Earmbeldmeroin, Otten,
ejsitpullt, 8erppfun9.
Sldt RbeumatSmu5,
GnSbriit9tei, aIsSsbruns
Sufeu 6opf. u, Sabrptb,
ftetSitacer, Gfunoiperre
1,iune, hu5entranrtet,
sbnupien. DeIitis,mGa9
Rerpenihpa6e,
suueensnbuneuns Ntaeru,
Strppbein, banoipurm,
untrrlebsbeitpeGb.n,
aDaIeriudt,
grippe, Eolf,
retbe Jtubr kraSs
Gai5aub Sppb'lte,
taite 6leDer, san!anSl1la3t
uuo allen ai anthetttn,
p.Ide aus ptroCrberem Biutt entprin9tn.
sserner smpi,ble I'd, sGaeerz Slirir seBer
Easeutrimpi, Durtaa, ioibe 8usr 8tuhleoen,
Suien, tsrtdlruna u. /. 10. @pIeptite Grcpien Sui
j6nyidep seIuns bet 51uiudbi; tpldtguper, Sabn.
StnfIuI, Sanppurm. BUILDER. Nunemaner tir austt
tide geri.Sunseu, rbeumaitidt 9,nttut arauertbe.
u. Sbplsrassllrr, islpie Or. epbie'S mellberlbmta
ausenpdfisr. Jultus y Otenelt,
Nicranbrla. Ba.,
Geueral. .4sent fir gang amert'a.
Su BaI.imo.e bu blben in aaeu sipctbeitn, 1pmi,
sci bucbblnsler ". penutnep uteu, Nr. 2Sh,
@.-grottir. slm @rcB,n BET u. y e8elsr 60.
yir. 8, Slo- eiteitplh.
IN Waisinsicn BEL sts. GbriNtani, sDn,.
0. .aipisle u. anbtrn arctbetern. (etstl8-)
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Smet Itlirme bale ppn 8dmcrrt
ourd Dr. Silidlaub'S pIrnpr'
pf.,.,V

ST. G}Iab aus ,aresoge. 96iScouin, tbeift Sum
|gsiten atier nit ben SGmorrbolten Bebatteen ntit
II er Sabre lang an GauS ttsartiser
&,liter uno fem Srli6er aus 9ietcbsm 8rlree hen
Sas llebel Grntt6 9eIGbmt hat.e ais unbeiibar aus
hem Wltltareenie csrabi9tseet puree. Stiee bpdbit
&raurigeu Bdue wurbeu curdb eue Blniht BON Or.
|StHdlarh'5 Sampr bplocn NItttsi eeboben. Die
gmpiebung ot,er Serrcn, ictpit Ole auHeree'n t6N.
| ib BET OR. Strtdlarb etn9ebenoen Sclente fousn
3Soenten IterIculer. bop rIe id'mtttBtsn etnhez
|Ietiten EaQe trrch Or. Strtttaub'S SGmprrb
Mhstel sebejlt Wrrten llsbsral balen apptbeter "a
tcrrdtbte; in Baltimore Setb .. S aEct
w. 2OS, Neits9aIttmpreiir; tn u tbtn8 Q II
8 pfepb 10. " airuh II Sruoer.
Gjrpfo! rtauier: VI. 8caeler & . 0. llno
EbCm ON Il Stp d, Baltimore Wlo.
IN % fb biugton bel hs. 99rtnt to II l.
h.. 37I "a apenue (Sult61S
Spspcplie - spas ;Ssoermaun taet, muB wubr
tn. gDtr 6abeu cDn 2eutert peldeu Or. g SIrtd-
anb'S tpntide W ittel rpoblBetban, 10 bdu
la eoiieIte lcsen hDren bdl mir blebIth nrs gems
I6i0t itben. bem Yublilum mltIubeen cab mir in
tsr Gbat ROM tebesmahssr Gebraut9e ctieIbsn S.t'
luna errartsn. E'rum fortern mir Aat, bic nti Be-
suung seibrtroen 'ptsr ReIceuiHWide telaeen itto
hui, sur Np0ttes 81 0ebtu uno eirs ifIaits ron Dt
5tridlane's GDnieum Bu hoten Eailelbe ut bel
Eetb q, SaneT gh. 10s, srtit 9llttmsrstr.
IN W ibtu9ton bel 5picpb 70. Ratrn B
Bruecr ~ b1brR
@Ip6esrtauier: u. 8patler Sp. uHb
G9pmi ION Il y q, galttpre Wle.
IN rs aibinltou tet Z + Is Brtittau /
Fir. S7l, ga. areulte. tSul'5. -
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Gsstrnsts fus sJn.wcn

ASgCgs9S fEE peHSB
Somen pe!de srr Jtsnits enes g1tta Gratsf be-
b6ritu, fcHtcn iidi fe:s an 1Sr. Stbumdnu, Sit
Bo, Ncrtb-, nabt 2sruglonfr., ptrbsn sir. & d II.
Fi ara ih pct einI9e art IN et,'m Pales! au' osn
han iidb bel ber Seun9 aNer Fraucntrarfbeiss per
|a3en tann, ala ea froi
otcdun3 6er mCn0t!Itcn Geiuleu7a
Gjetdrmutier- -ycriaa II. 8eri6wdruaa
Guden, uub Selt.nibuler.eu
HieeerUcdiingeab
|rs's.r FEub Trp,titloieiett @srU6iitit, sosfpcp
|,up a[lc esa Eanl:n eiieus 9eifwcroer
Scbc Dame ois ,trsn 8eiCbiatn Srfipr panid9t
|oqe bel Or. e d II NJ a II II sotipuHe1
eEan retseie pibI bic Nuninst 80, NORTH, cit
kauS II 2ertai itont., Baltimore Wtt. arSeueier
ksrben mad, aatn sotns5lt1eEos- oerneht.
seur ttbt p,taip: tisti- Q iptnbi d
i8e iouisr ric he opft una anfJ'tsn! ne oIlel
h tfunit as II, 10 lon8e lie ntdt Alltn' yum
ktuz y 8at AM o.ruht taten. De,ebt bat IN
len bon ZEN Sa5ieu idr un9eII6ar er.Iarttn 5aatu
! teu q bentrtt.
Is. & 80 gasplri,
opie lei aI;n 6am.Iien. S8hsnz 2ancIrH.
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Baltimore Ftss gyufassues'

=
sdS,gef sCFtPc p,g. 2sntks u. nsateEf7y.s
o,7re, iorus5rere etpen&sriuh obtr Stoeeu eurd
S"euburG,id, icpobt III hfr stoet, pte tnt sante,
a's Mrten ocn gigeStbum. @ttItz, eae.u- U. g8aa-
|istt6uler, Saubdsahtet, s6erbauprcen,t, Blbbe,n.
Decentralization, in Van be9titene CStr sEi Ssft
In 9soura tefnblidt RabBsuae SC.
Sas CirettoriunI beliebt ans foieenoen Strrtf7
S.S. &sheu, Il ss1aHetns
Rm 9 SonniipH, er Z Nlr1i
Sec q Btcer8 .1eHrr earroH.
|h ~ 1trr-s, " q Sttlptt,
|TJbib q gRiltou, EN = Srgns,
HG, Z WerihiuStse. . bon Sapt
Is 9suntu9tpii. E.oS Tron!lM,
|ssibu9 Z gnb'ti Rob S'nttas
Uortor tei5art,
GppIil lators- &c muore ure wtitee Rabrtdi lbeT
|ste Gised(6dit tlr6 III Ger Sinee, SIbwfItEd cpr
|Gsutb- u EatsNIasr, elhsdt rpD aud ale Auttrig:
|Eoiort sritSiet ptreeS. Berit6erurGen pereeg ahi
|hstns e'us 5rit an8srGn'm II, pei6e Nu IpplItaHt
fSan1lSN Er. g1octmprtb, Se'r.
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Sn Ssnate Der @>eil gysbuus peu
pernfslpG nien paliiIte am 5tsi-
tag Elm itpn tslCgrdpttl6 non uns nit.
g,ibsilttr Sdhlup, mtlber ben Ser. St..
Sth0tprGcwan auncretrt 81 rsli9riren,
oa er ntGt he Anlihttn Der Wstrbfit Der
9erotftruro ron 9ennlpIponien pertrstr.
Die rcputlit1uifbtn Ssnatprtn Eimmten
fur, Bic psmptrGtll6cn 9saen rielen St-
iGlue. ,6r. Conan mar etnsr Der Sprs-
der bel ptr tsuts ppr AIT 5asen i'm
,Naretano- -Srfituts" In Baltimore ab.
setal!eucn 3dGsrpsrlommlu
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Die teuttpe Oyer beSinnt am
nG6Ncn Wpn!aSe In g8alttngion tinen
neusn G9lius ppn Vprfclunatn II. wirb
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glm Niasara IN auf Der Sdab Der
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REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGO.
Downfall of CRbraI-BaeE I'm Power
MelO-dramaticS Scene an the Dominican
Congress,

Downfall of CabraI-BaeE I'm Power
MeIO-dramaticS Scene an the Dominican
Congress.
Further news has been received from San Do
mlngo, reporting another revolution there under
very peculiar circumstances. The last news was
that Cabral had peacefully succeeded to
Plmental.
On the 10th of October, party of insurgents
entered Azua and proclaimed Baez as the Presi-
dent. A number of the people OF the Province
OF Seibo Joined them, and they proceeded to-
wards the capital, with cries Of Long live
Baez ]" and death to CabralW
They evidently had cOniederates in the Gov
ernment for, at the critical moment, curious
scene took place in the Supreme Congress, which
was in session, deliberating on the question of
the emission of paper money. mysterious
man, armed with a cutlass entered suddenly,
and, despite of all protests, exclaimed
General Cabral, are you in favor of peace"
with all my heart" was the reply.
''Well, then" said the stranger, 81 am an
emissary of the revolutionary Chief who will be
here in less than two hours" and then raising
his voice, he exclaimed -'Long live General
Baez, President OF the Dominican Republic !"
As these words resounded through the hall
scene or utter confusion ensued. The Ministers
abandoned their seats, and IN terror sought pro-
lection in the houses of the French Italian, and
English Consuls. Cabral, however, appeared in
public, and declared that if the popular voice
and welfare demanded the rule of Baez he would
gladly give his consent. The popular feeling
now turned in favor of Cabral, and ne retained
power tor several weeks.
The mysterious man who had frightened the
Congress soon appeared again. He proved to be
General Pedro Guillermo, and managed so as to
have himself appointed Dictator until Baez
should arrive. An election was held on the l4th
of December by the Constitutional Assembly,
unanimously appointing Buenaventura Baez Pre-
sident of the Dominican Republic.
Cabral has accepted a military position under
the Government, of which GuillermO the mys-
terious man, is the practical head -Ne1o York
Herald
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to ir duire into the case. On the other hand Tire
fact that the Governor of Richmond Bridewell
has been smissed tells somewhat against this
theory, b. t its supporters allege that advantage
was taken of those events TO modify the govern
ment OF the Brldewcll. For the future IL will
be vest d in the viceroy instead of the cor
poration. The Dublin Aldermen have deter.
mined to pension Marquis, the Governor. and
are about to institute an independent inquiry
OF their own INTO the escape of Stephens.
THE TRIALS AT CORK.
The 6rst Fenian prisoner put upon his trial at
Cork, Captain McCaaerty, who bad served in the
Confederate army, and VINO was subject OF the
United States, ESCAPED on technical grounds.
He was arrested while on board OF steamship
from Anne rica, and was brought ashore in GUS
todv. His counsel objected that he was an alien,
offense with which he was charged, and who
had not set foot on our land so as to become
guilty when he was arrested. The Judges held
that this objection was fatal to the Indictment,
and the jur under theT direction returned
At the sitting OF the Court on Monday Bryan
Dillon and john Lynch were arraigned for tIea-
son-felonv The jury was sworn, and the Attor-
ney-Genel al stated the case Tor the crown, after
which Warner, the approver, was examined.
He deposed that he had seen four or five hundred
persons at drill meetings, and The prisoners
among them. The Grand Jury found true bills
for treason-ielony AGAINST L. Dugg1n, O'Dono-
van, John Casey James Mountane, and A.
Nichols, Jr
Dab n, December 10, telegram LondoR Times.
Mr.. j. Symes, Solicitor, hos been appointed
Governor of Richmond Prison, in the room of
MIR. Marquis.
The Board of superintendent has postponed
its inquiry about the escape of Stephens.
At the Cork Commission Mr.. Butt spoke to-
day two hours in defense Of the prisoners. The
Solicitor General replied.
The jury retired about o'clock. verdict of
guilty was returned against Dillon and Lynch,
and they were sentenced to ten years penal SER
vItude each.
Dillon admitted that he was at Comra, and
Lynch that the evidence against him was In the
main true.
Duggan and Donovan were then put forward,
and pleaded mot guilty"
There. are now four informers on the witness
table in Cork-Nagle, Warner, Hagany, and
Schofeld.