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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-04
CUBA.
The spanIards whipped Again-1be
CapIAIu General Forced TO Resign.

The kpAnI.rds whipped AgRin-1he
Captain General Forced 10 ResiEn.
WASHINGTON, Jane 3.-Letlers from
Cuba. received here this msrning, state
thatthe force under Gen. Jordan succeeded
in Joining the Cuban forces after several
fights, in which the Spsniards were re-
pulsed with serious losses. The losses of
Jordan were slight-only forty five Killed
and wounded. He saved the artillery,
arms and ammunition he had with him
HAVANA, June 3.-Gen. Pelaiz whose
life was threatened by the volunteers, went
TO Cienfugos, but the volunteers there Re
| fused TO allow him 20 land. He was com
PEELED to return TO Havana Ga his
arrival here a demand was male for hi
life, because he had cold his country, bis
| enemies asserting that he received $ll2,-
1 900 10 allow some rebels 10 escape.
Marcisse Ercusore, chief of the admin :
4 istraiion, and Senior Diarere, Secretary oil
i Dulce, succeeded in compromising the
| affair with the volunteers and further out
| RACES were prevented. Yesterday evening
the volunteers, greatly excited, assembled
before the Captain Generals palace and
shouted death to Dulce, death TO Pslaize
| This morning q commission from the
volunteers entered the palace and de-
manded Gen. Dulce's immediate resigna
ten. declaring that he was allied witt
traitors, The resigstion of the Captain
General was soon after Announced. M
ACT Of violence was committed. The vol
unteers now have full control, and ar,
really the governing power OF the island
Several Lieutenant Governors ana CIV
officers of high rank, accused of connivsnc
with rebels, are TO be Immediately re
lieVed of their Offices. The insurgents II
recent general encounters have game
slight advantages over the regular troops
The volunteers in MsIanzAs following th
example Of those in Havana, assemble,
before the Governors palace and demand
ed the Immediate resignation Of the Cos
ernor of Matabzas. The demand Wa
, aceded 20 and Col Leon is now acting q
Governor. No ouIrsges we're commute,
and at last accounts order WAS maintained
, The city of Havana remains exceed
) ingly quiet, but public anxiety is inlens'
: 4 SPECIAL steamer has been ordered t.
ia readiness 10 convey Gen. Dniee
o Spain, and il Id expected lac will depart ]
n day or two.
NEw YORK, June ga special to Il
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The New York Express says The
bestowal Of Offices upon negroes and
others who have never done the State
service, and leaving ex-sOldiers to beg or
starve, is exciting universal dissfectiOn
0ae ofEhe dissatisfied and Disguised wear
ers of the bine says, that while England
has her Victoria Cross" France her
Legion of Honor" Prussia, Austria,
and Russia their various orders TO re-
ward the brave and meritorious soldier,
to the United States Of America it is
reserved to show the world that valor and
duty are by-words, and that the claims OF
of an ex-negrO slave to the Offices is
stronger than those of brave and faith
full soldier. l..i .r.r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-04

SUSAN AETHoEY says she made lecN
tine tour through several OF the Western
states witneut kissing one son OF Adam
Who was more than two y ears old, Now,
uiII Susan tell ms whether the fault was
with herself, or with the "sohs' aioreN
said? OF course, the twO-year chaps
couldn't help themselves; but those who
had arrived at the years oil discretion
NAV be supposed to have reasons
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Mr.. Foulds, the new postmaster for
Cincinnati, has been doing the interview
business in Washington. ecalled upon
President Grant the other day, and was
well received. A numbered Mr.. Grants
relatives being postmasters, it is bat
natural that he should feel kindly to-
ward them as s. class.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-04

John Stuart Mil writes from his re-
treat at Avignon, that If he should ever
visit this. country, there, are no people
here with whom'it would give him more
pleasure to exchange marks Of sympathy,
than with those who are working so ensr-
getically for cause so dear to him as
that of the equal claims Of all human
beings, Independent Of sec, to the full
rights OF citizenship. ~ q.
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THE PRESIDENT.

what he Thinks of Summers speech
and It's Subject.
New YORK, June 3-The Herald says
President Grant does not support Summer
IN his views on the Alabama claims ek.
pressed 10 his late speech. he calls the
speech good rhetoric but poor logic, and
processes TO believe Sumner himself not
sincere but actnAted by a desire 10 over
reach Banks and the annexationists By
putting Englsnd against all notion 81
ceding her North American possossions 10
this country. He hslds that if we would
not 60 10 war with England We must cob
duct negotiations with courteous diplb-
macy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-04

The President appointed William A.
Pile, of Missouri, Governor Of the Terri"
tory of New Mexico, in place of q. q.
Grove, of Alabama, ineligible on account
of his Iolitical disabilities not having
been removed. 1t is understood the Press
ident was DESTROYS of allowing the press
ent incumbent, Gen. Mitchell, to remain
until the disabilities of Mr.. Grove could
be removed at the next session, but that
gentleman declined to remain, and the
President was, therefore, compelled to
make an appointment
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
inauguration Of Gov. StearHs

CoHCOKD, N. II June 3.-Goy. Stearns
vss insugurated to-day. His message says
the State debt has been reduced $780, 900
within year and the same ratio will e1-
tineuish it in eight years. Promotion of
agricultural interests and the adoption of
Yhe 18th amendment are urged. Manufac-
turers and mercantile interests are salts
f.claTv
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CINCINNATI.
v.te Of the city Council On the south
eru WniIraad Route.

CIEcINNATI, June 9-The City Council
Committee on the Southern Railroad met
LAST night in secret session. Ballots showed
. tie between Knoxville and Chattanooga
f,r The Southern terminus; afterwards two
fsyoripg Knoxville changed for Chaita-
noogs, but smother ballot was not taken.
TLs ouesiion will be decided this after
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-04

On the day of his jubilee, the Pope re-
ceived telegram from the frozen regions
of Lapland, the bearer Of which had to
traverse six hundred miles in order TO
reach Helsingfors, the extreme telegraph
fiji CO in North Europe.
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NEW SERIES, NO.23s

After the bond was executed the writ
was placed in the hands Of s, G. Marshall,
deputy sheriff, and served upon ths par
ties named, and return made Of the
same. We need only remark that there il
some hope that our people win soon get
rid Of the sharks who have lived upon
the city, and brought it nearly to destrnc-
ton. Ia its present conaition it will re-
quire the united efforts Of our best men to
reestablish the credit of the corporation.
Ii is no easy task, but let us hope thst
even at this late day il may be accom-
nIiahad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-04

Jacob Belser, the negro preessman OF
the Montgomery Mail, is a candidate for
Congress in Alabama.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-04

WE PRESENT THIS SEASON. MOST
unquestiOnabIy. the LARGEST and FINEST
stock of Linen Clothing in Tennessee. Our
goods are Of the most perfect character ia poi
of FABRIC. CUT. FIT. GENERAL MAX
UP and ELEGANT PROPORTION. Ties.
goods are known to have undsrEons a thorough
process of shrinking before making up, and
beautifully Iaundrisd after they are made.
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FIAT OF CHAECELLOhs
STATE OF TENNEssEE-To the Clerk nd
Master Of the Chancery Court at Nashville:
Upon the reiators entering into bond IN
the sum of one hundred thousand dollars,
payable 10 the defendants, You will issue
the injunction as prayed for, and all
proper process.
CBAs. G. SMITH, Chancellor, etc.
Upon the above fat bond was given in
the Chapcsry Court in this city yesterday
for one hundred thousand dollars, with The
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La,r Co-Parfnership.

YHK spcd have formed law c.
] partnership under the uams OF Maddox
4 Crane. They will practice in the Courts o,
81. Marv's and the adjoining counties and
alss In the Court OF Appeals,
Especisl attention paid 10 the coileclon OF
c,airns sssins, individuals. the Stale or the
dovernmcnt. Promr, attention gwen TO al
bu mess entrusted TO their charge.
Address, Maddox & Crane, Leonardio~n,
ST. Mays county, Md. ST.
J. PARRAN CRANE.
Dee. rs, 1877.
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Professional Notice.

TIVE Undersigned, Attorneys a. Law asa
L sshrisrs m Chsneery. have, this Sr< dsv
Of J-Iy 1856, formed 1. copartnershlp IN the
nrsctce 81 their professor, unser me name
and sryie % Combs < pswns. 1hey VIII prsc-
zee IN the County al Sam, Mary's sod the ad-
s,nins Counties, srd jn the Court o An1e'''
E.pecal attentsn vii be pals 20 the esHec'isn
.fclalms against lnd.N .duals, the State, or The
Government.
References gwen, when EsSu,rsd Adsress
amhs & Downs. LENA O.. 81
ilry's County, Maryl,ni.
5 fask 8 Do
jay 5, ls66-ly.
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NOT.CE TO Creditors

AoTiCE s.eoy gwen, ina; th's"oser. se,
- has ot,au-i from ths Orphans Cca., @,
$ Nary >Co.-u Maryland, letters o: nin'u-
.,,ra..an o. Ia, personal estate q Il y Pa, oCh
.a,e Of Il Mary county deceased All persons
hay. NJ claims against the sad deceased are here
~ warned 10 exhibit the same With proper
-ouc1e-> ,ae--oi 70 the subscriber on or uetort
ne 5; day o. July, 1852. otherwise ;lev uI4y
- excluded ~ -. trom al benefit Of TIE sad
cs.ate t,r.c under NY band tbs ~ Jay 8:
Jan .Sea.
JARBOE
Adm n,>tTato7.
lar 'sSoxw
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JAS. III. WILSON,
ATTORNEY AT LA w

"a i oAA< A. \ a 49, -
LesnarGsssn, Nd
Has commenced the practice oil his pfoies.
don !, T.onardtow 81, Mary's county. Md
md viii, promptly attend 20 any business
entrusted to his care he may always be
found At the OScs Of the CsmnissieHsD
Court
Dec IA, ls66-;i
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE..

n toe matter Of the Mortgage Of Henry
Isuder'1rG 70 Thos H Bond
In The Csrcu.; Court ior S. Mays County,
>,tuus a> = Cvult II Equity.
81. 2lt y Ft
nRDERED. ms 2ath day Of Dscem Der
~ SOS that me sale made and re.
ported ~ Inos " Bond. Trustee. 4 Cd in thu,
cause Re ratified and confirmed Ut sss cause ID
re contrary tie shown ~ cr teto-e ;ht
l>s Monday q February next PFC
vide, / copy Of tlis order be Published IT
the s.. NsryS Beacon, once NeeA To-
three successive week, prior 70 :hs said IS
Monday OF February.
The r-portsta.e> lie lana solo Tor $500.
JNO A CAMALLER. c. <.
True coPy-TeSt
JNOA CAVALIER. Cts
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CONTRIBUTION NOTICE..
Henry Jones
VS.
YIN S Morgan.

In The Circuit Court Of St. Mays county,
sa,ins a. Court 81 Equity.
Nc l4l NJ
nRDERED. tbs 18th day Of December,
~ 1858, that me Auditors report, hIed
,Ris cause, be -ati6ed api conhrueo, IN
iess Gauss to the contrary &c shown OF or
before the l>t Monday Of February reI'
provided copy Of this orde. 0e punished Q
;hs s. Mar,'s Beacon. once week for tnTe-
sacceSsiv. weeks prior to ths said LIST Mons
dsv Of February.
JSO. a. CAVALIER, OK.
Tree copy Te>t.
JNO A CAVALIER, Cl'k:
las 1885,
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

on Application OF Jo~ph II Key. Ad-
mini>trator II Thomas lF~1ett late OF st.
Mary's county deceased. It : ordered by the
Court. that he said Administrator notify the
creditors of the said deceased to file their
claira, against SAID deceased IN the office OF
the Register OF Wills for st Mary county on
or before the 2Sth day of Feb. 1869 for
dividend. and that this order be published
once week in each week until the said 28th
day Of Feb. 1869.
Test
JAS T NJ RALEY.
Register Of Wills
for St Mary's county
Eac "a lGE9-td
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Slave Registration Notice.

HNHE time for the Registration OF Slaves
4 having been extended TO May, 1868.
notice is hereby ven 10 all interested, that
will be in Leonardown on the 2ud
TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH
until the expiration of the inns named
above for the performance of my duties an
der the law PartieS'at a distance who NAV
be unable to visit Leonardtown. On the times
named. will be waited upon at their residence
if tsev desire IT and will write 10 NE to that
effect at Leonardtswn p OHhce.
G B DENT
Slave Resi,;r ter.
Aug 90, lsss-tf
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THE STATESMAN

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The f'ESNA

NE y Il EtNA \
is issues every aturday m1rnln
IT is p : BLISH Ell
by the Maryland )emocrati: A
Iottt-stoca Company lnc0rpoIs
legislature o. Marv land, at is
win an authorized Capital OF OJ
Thou ANA 444lArs.
It is D@mocra:ic 10 sTtlcs. AID CONTAINS,
besides a variety OF Editorial Mater. Re
ylsws, Criii,Isnl.. Correspondence, Poetry, 4"
4umwary OF hews-Dumestlc and Foreign,
Condensed Repor. Of the Proceedings OF
Congress and OF the State Legislature vines
n session, and a carefully prepared ae'ler
OF the Markets FIR The week preceding the
day OF pa iication'
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White Men must rule America
COW IS THE TIM TO UBSCRI2s
IoR rEs
BKST v 7 FEEKLYP PUBLISHED
NEW YORK DAY BOOK
FOR 1869
Devoted 70 White Supremacy, State
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THE PAPER OF TIE PEOPLE.
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citizenship. which, IN seventy yea . Of
peace pre- >perity, never shed on srsp
CT American blood OF convicted . ,ing's
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people one dollar for itE support, ana
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BOARDING.

AIRS. J C MILBURS .fornsrly..ef ST.
AVA MAry's hastaken she house Ne. 81
Hanover st, Bait. between Baltlnsre ST AID
lombard, and is prepard,o receive perns.
n>nt andtrausfsa 2 soareerS'
re- -.h. Is~s-tf
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In the Circuit Court Tor ST "ary's county,
sitting as a Court OF Equity.
No lo0 y E.
ORDERED this ll,h day Of Janus-
w.. 1869. that the sale made and
reported by james h Wilson, Trustee filed
In ms cause. be ratified and.--eirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary be shown on or before
the fifth day Of February next; Trov'-
dsd copy Of this order DC published IL
the ST Mays Beacon, once wee FOR three
successive weeks prior tot said hth da,
Of February.
The report states the land sold Tor $3.50.
JNO a CANA LIER, OK.
True copy Test
JNO A CAVALIER, ok.
ian Ii, lS69-6w.
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tag Risks Of Every Dcser ption taken IN
the Gifts or Country. al Lowest Rates.

Ed,rard Leo SpaIliHg. Solicitor for the
Coanc~hcH .uniudi Is'c Insurance Company.
fms k . purely muJu4, Company, tue As
set, Of when anfouu; 10 S2l 600 600 which
n,y. been acquired by 80 economical man
s.smcut OF twenty two wears The surplus
,s>e.s Of the Company amount 10 $751;
u.s.. One half the premium can De paid by
cote Refers t. Judge 4 Ford, Jos Il Key.
kdward ) Abell. Vim + Greenwetl, I Ri
Rs,ey sui ali 10 have had any business
with the Conpany
OK ;. lsoo-Gm.
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FOE S.4LE BY
HERBERT s. IL AlRSrON,
NOTICE To CREDITORS

NOTICE To CREDITORS
- OTTCEu hcrsh> gwen that the subscribers
- have obtained from the Orphans CovrI o.
s, Narrs County, Maryland. letters Of admins
t-stioo ep tho personal estate q Fh'Hp
p,fcr, ats Of 81. Mary county, deceased All
parson. having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 70 s1hlo1 tAe same I'h Pre-
,nurLs, th.ycof 10 the subscribers, G. be
fors IN. - dav e Aug 1850, otherwise ths'
nav le excluded ~ law from az teaeht o. The
SO ent.t. even uuds oar hands this LIST
HENRY PYFFR
NENRN WIifANS
Administrators
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