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nessee, by the Acknowledgement of the
greater part of the population there,
does not encourage practical men to
look for the fruits OF peace from such
a policy, enforced elsewhere.
Even the Reconstruction Committee
acknowledge that ''it is expedient that
the States lately in instruction should,
at the earliest day consistent with the
future peace and safety of the Union,
be restored % full participation in all
political rights y 3w, what have we
alfeady, TO secure future peace and
safety'2 In the first place, We have the
Civil Rights act, under which any citi-
zen vino is denied justice by local or
State courts, Is empowered to appeal to
the United States Court, which is COM
manded, with all its machinery, TO in
terfere in his behalf, and if necessary,
TO use the military power Of the United
States to secure him Justice. Surely no
citizen need suffer wrong while this
act remains. In the next place we
have form Of oath, prescribed by
Congress, which makes 1t impossible
for any one who voluntarily engaged
in rebellion TO enter Congress or to
hold any federal office, without com
hitting perjury, for which he may and
ought TO be indicted and punished.
Finally, we have the Freedman Blu
resu for whole year, during which,
with a wise and concilatOry policy, we
may hope the labor question IN the
South will assume something Of its nor
NAL condition.
But let Us not forget on the other
hand, the dangers which attend i'm
practicable measures. suppose, going
before the people on tins platform
built 10y the Congressional Committee,
We are beaten In that event we may
be sure that the next Congress will not
only refuse to make the demands which
this one makes, but it will most pToba-
bly, repeal the Civil Rights act and the
test oath; and thus our own impru-
dence will have sacrificed the great OBJ
jects we have already gained.
The amendment proposed is right
enough, if the Reconstruction Commit
tee can get any Southern State to &C
cept it. But unless they do so, it is of
course only a shot IN the air, which
may be right and true, but will hit no
where-unless indeed it falls upon the
heads OF the gunners. Is it not far
wiser for Congress TO make sure Of
what it has done; TO cry enough for
this time; TO be content that it mas Sc
cured the supremacy OF law and justice
in all our territory; and to admit at
once 10 their seats ali representatives
and senators who can take the pre-
scribed oaths
One Congress cannot bring about the
millennium; there are years 10 come,
in which we may all join upon plat
form Of larger liberty, and argue the
questions and urge the reforms which
sill remain. For this time we have
reason 20 be content; for we have put
down armed resistance to the laws, and
Congress has given US, in the Civil
Rights act, guaranty for free speech
in every part of the Union. 1t is our
own FAULT if, having thus secured the
right to argue, we do not enlighten
prejudice and melt opposition, and
show that equal liberty Is the best for
all.
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New York Money and Stock Market,
NV NoRK, MAY 3-p. ID.

Money is steady at per cent.
Sterling firm at lU9alU94.
Gold - irregular and unsettled, opening
at I2s, advancing 20 1855, declining IL
II2A, and closing at l27Js.
Government stocks shade frmer.
FTeighls 10 Liverpool dull.
Stocks strong
The Commercials article say: The stock
market is still hesitating and unsettled, bat
,aunot DO regarded weak. Business opened
dull aud at a decline of price, but as the
call progressed the tone improved. Board
transactions show general decline OF Ia
= per cent. Government stocks quiet, CX-
cept IO-4Os, which are iavOrably affected by
the new Loan Bill; price opened at 95ls, ad-
yauced 10 % = at the board, ana is now held
Of 96Jz, 90 being BID. Second series Of 900
are better.
Money is in rather more demand, but the
supply 10 ample, and loans are generally
mace al 5 per- ct. Di-couuts are unchanged.
The iorgeriea discovered yesterday are cs
timated at from $500 600 to $500, 600. These
figures, however, will probably prove 10 be
largely in excess Of the actual amount.
Foreign exchange is moderately active,
which is an indication of important truus-
actions for Saturday steamer. Prime sixty
days sterling is quoted at lO91<. Sixty days
francs 5I5a5153t. Gold continues active
and lirn, although in ample supply. The
rate on loans is generally q per cent. The
Sub-Treasury paid out, on May Let and %,
S4,75S, S46 in gold on account Of May
coupons.
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From the n. Y. Evening Post.
The Reconstruction Committees
Report.


This report was made to both Houses
of Congress yesterday. 1t proposes:
FirsI-A new constitutional amend
ment guarRntying equal protection to
life, liberty aud property, TO all citizens
of the United States; apportioning re
presentation in Congress according to
voters, and not according TO popuia-
ton; iorbidding the payment OF the
rebel debt; and depriving all persons
who voluntarily took part in the late
rebellion, of the right to vote for Off
GERS of the general government until
July 4, 1870.
Secondly-It proposes a bill keeping
out senators and representatives
from the States lately in rebellion,
until these States shall have adopted
the above amendment as part of their
State Constitutions
Thirdly-It proposes another bill de-
claring ineligible TO federal office per
sons who served the rebel cause in GER
tain prominent capacities
What the country expected from
Congress was practical scheme for
fastening the re-establishment of all
AOuELAElNlulihA
relations. This report produces r plan
which must inevitably put Off this end,
so strongly desired and demanded
Does any one believe that the Southern
States viii accept the proposed consti-
tutional amendment Certainly they
will decline; they will say, LET Us see
what the next elections in the North
develop. This Congress may recon
mend The amendment the next Con-
gregs, which Is 10 be chosen in the fall
of the present year, and which may
meet on the 9TH of March, 1867, NAV
be of a different mind; it may repeal
all that this Congress has enacted we
had better wait
The restoration Of the States to
their practical relations in the Union"
as Mr.. Lincoln happily phrased il is
therefore put of, If this report is ac-
cepted, for sc least another year; and
the practical result of the labors of the
Decentralization Committee will be, 10
have made up a platform, on which
those who choose 10 stand upon il may
20 before the country at the fall cleo.
uon. That Is all-and in our judg-
ment that is not enough TO satisfy Ihe
country.
Il is hardly worth while to discuss
the merits Of measures which TO be |
valid must be accepted by communi- |
ties which are sure 10 reject them; but |
we may remark that it Is not probable |
so heavily taxed and so poor people |
as those Of the Southern States will as 4
sumo the payment Of the enormous 1
and wsstefully contracted rebel debt,
and that no party would ever dare TO
go before the people of this country
with proposition for the United States
10 assume this debt. whose certificates
are held chiefly by foreign spectators
upon eur national ruin. Further, that
i is scarcely probable the people who
have a majority in the South viii vol
unfairly dislTanchise themselves; and
hat the extremes TO which partizan
passions have been inhamed in Ten
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New York Flour, Grain, etc, Market.
NEW YORK, May 3-p. N.

Cotton steady at SAC for n.iddling.
Flour more active and 5aIOc better; 81 30
as 40 Tor extra State; - yOa9 % for extra
round hoop Ohio; - 5Oal2 40 for trade
brands-clOsing firm.
whisky quiet; 81 26a2 261z for Western.
Wheat a shade tirmer with moderate mill
ing demand at 81 70; old No. Milwaukee
a So; old No. d.. 81 50; new No. do. 81
sG Lal 81 prime 40. 81. Good rye IN
moderate request; Western 80. Barley quiet.
Msltdull. Corn a shade lower with d mod
crate demand 7Sa82c Tor unsound, S2ao4J2
for sound mixed Western in store and ne
Hvered, and SIaSJc for new mixed West
ern. Oats steady 44a4Sc for new Western;
57a59c for old Western.
Coffee duh. Sugar firm at 10Aallc for
Cuba Muscovado, and lI5sal25sc Tor Pot5
Rico. Holasses steady; Porto Rico Gsa7Oc
Petroleum dull at 2615a27c for crude, and
42a43c for refined in bond.
rork O, ,eued active aud higher, but closed
decidedly lower, at $2S jG14az9 J6Iz Tor new
mess, C osing at 5 s 500, IN regular way,
S2s 25a2o 30 for cid mess, and $24 7Ja25
io- prime Sales 6 800 bbls new mess .or
May, June and July, sellers and bus eis'
ou.Iou, at SIS S7a29 80.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,

DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, May !, 1866. J
There is a continued advance Ia nearly
all articles needed for the table-hams,
bacon, potatoes, apples, flour, e c.
Corn is sSGg2cj country hams 22@2214c;
and good family hour So so.
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal weakness ETC., can be cured by one who
has really cured himself and hundreds Of others,
and viii tell you nothing nut the truth. Address,
With stamp, Rox 80,
dacS=dsslyi gn~inu. Masa
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fKRNs OF NATURALIZATION;

PRINTED AxD PUBLISHED BY
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Procsrc Settlements for OGiosrs With PrOapIs
ness.


RETERs BIT PERMISSION TO
Hon. RehaId Ogelsby, Governor State OF Illinois.
Hon. David L. LAWS, Judge Supreme Court, U. 8.
HoH. VIM. 6. Brownlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
Brig Con. Jas. p. Brownlow, Adj. Gen. State Of Ten
nessee.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathaniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. 30. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
2. W. Ma1ey, ESQ, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris L Stratton, Nashville.
Messrs Evans a Co, Nashville.
Nimr0d Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
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I'LL MANHOOD;
80 How Lostl How Restored

Just Fabllzhai ina sea- 1l EarallBs. Pre-, lr
A LECTURE on ths natural treatment, AMI =
"a zeal cure Of -prrm-t0rrh0sa. or sen. nal VI.
mess involuntary Emissions, sexual leililJ.
lmpedineuts 70 Marriage generally NefFou-
Oonsumpton, Epilepsy, anI FITS g. Mental ara l-
slcai tncapaeity, resulting from Sell Abuse N..s
kout !. CniyerWdil, NJ. D., author OF me o
Book. &c.
"a Boon 90 Thousands Of Sufferer
sent under seal, 10 plain envelope, Co lf r
dress, posi- pad, on receipt Of AK cents o..
posiaga stamps, By kLlNE & CO.,
I2g BOWerys New York, Poet Odils y
a 5s6.
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NATURES
NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water

n natural or srtif .sI compound hiss vet been
IN u : Overed or manufacti red that equals these
waters rs preyentsuve relief and penna vent cure
for many temporary and chrome dresses, as prov.
drank them for years, with he most beneficial Ell
lects
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Al YERS B. BUNT-Manufscturer Of all the
VI Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages and
buggies, Express Wagons and CarfyaIs, AZ North
Marhet street.
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.

DERRY & DUMOET, Bell and Brass Founders,
L Manufacturers Of all kinds Of brass Orb,
dealers in gas, steam and water pipe, OIL well
.ing and pump, gum hose, packing. spelter, solder
sEd babbil, No. II Broad street, near the riVer.
lnaTl4
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This work for genial humor, tender pg.h0a, -.
ling interest," and attractive beauty. stands uaa-
snd alone among an ltt competitor IH- VI.
and Brave Hearted. the Picturesque and U-sH#
the Witty and Marvellous the Tender and PFH-
The Roll Of Fame and story, Cnmp, Picket.
Scout, Byouae, and Siege; Startling sUWH.H
Wonderful Escapes, Famou- Words and HeH.
Woman, and the whole Panorama Of tse hsr
here thrllngy and startling portrayed u a r-.
terry manner, nt once his oucsI and romantic
dcrIng 70 me most ample. ir'i ant end re-
book that the uar has called forth.
Disabled officers and soldiers teachers Furrrr.
young men, and ail in want Of proHt,hIs
ment, vii ind this the best chance 20 un.a u-.
ever yet offered. eeud Tor circulars and --.
rms.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
l45 West Fourth S rect, CiBclnI8lr U..
maya 3rn dswe
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CON GRESS AFTER

Il cathartc, alternative Fnd tonic, and il valua-
HE remedy for affections of The Liver and Kidneys
Dyspeps a. GOut, Chronic CCnstpa.i ion and Cutane.
Gus dlsea es. Is most pOwt riul preventive OF the
Fevers and Bilious Complaints, prevalent in
warm climates.
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bItE VERY.

S,PRING WATER observation-disclosures &
- FRANK, SUCCESSORS TO NJ. j. Drucker. Brewers
OF Ale and Lager Beer NO. al Broad stree, Nash
vlle Tenn. ldecSly
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Terms of Subscription.
PAYABLE IN ADyANCE)
DAILY, PER YEAR.....~..............Sl4 90
SIX NoNTHs................ Z 90
&" THREE MoNTHs............. so
ONE MONTH.................. 40
WEEKLY, ONE YEAR............." 90
SIX NONTHs..-......" so
Els Tia blished in 1862.
AND NOW ABOUT ENTERING ITS
Volume,
Els tlablished in 1862,
Fifth Volume.

Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy Of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensi and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
and miscellaneous iutelli-
gence from all quarters
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EMPIRE WATER

Gus dlsea es. Is a most pOWt ru preventive OF the
FeFers and Bilious Complaints, so prevalent in
warm climates
EN- PIRE WATER
Is a cathsrtie, ard yaluasle remedy for Fheuma-
tsm, Derangement of the Liver, Diseases Of the
Skin, and General Dehlity. Its effects are most
saulary In Lung DISEASES. IL is an almost sure
cure foc cToiua, and the most aggravated forms OF
Dysre A. q preventive and cIn e Tor ali Bilious
arrangements 1t stands unrivaled.
COLU MBIAN WATER
Is a tonic and diuretic of ehly beneficial charac-
ter, and Ii posture remedy for Diabetes Gravel
Calcu u, IrrIIsuOn and lufiamatiOn of the Kidneys
and Bladder q, d has most slnng arly active effects
In restoring these organs when deblnialed by loag
disease. Females who have SUITE d Tor ears from
UFegulaTity, and the distrf ssng diseases known
only 10 their sex, hav' been entirely cnrad by tae
faithful At JudlcIous use Of Columb an Water
these waters bottled fresh and pure from
esch OF the above named springs, 10 so careful snd
secure manner that tney preserve al their me-
deina value for yea =, aud will be foGnd equally
ETH ;aclOus when drank thousands of miles distant
IS when taken directly from the spring.
Be,0ars,of limitations and Inferior Waters.
The corks Of all genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters branded on the SIDE Of the
*, thus:
q. L. 5. Go. ! c. +. 5. 90. !
COLUABIAN WATER,
O.. 4. s. Co.
Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment to any part OF the world. Congress and
Empire Waters IN boxes, COntainlng Dozen Pints,
or 10 zen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water
IN boxes coma ming 4, or 9 Dozen Han RlnIs, or
Dozen Pint Bott es each.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and firstc class Grocers.
Sold only at Wholesale by
HOTOHKISS SONS, |
PR0PRIETORs,
o 2 I3 &c K KIM AN ST., N. u.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
As dozen of the above for sale by |
Kline q Sherman, Masonic Temple, |
Church street
mari tn thurtsst-3m
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CITY DIRECTORY.
of Insurance Companies.

DAREY & SMITH, Nos. SO aud 50 Union street,
u (up stairs) represent the allowing Conpsnies;'
Htns Of Hartford Security, Manhattan, metropoii-
tan, Phoenix and Knickerbocker Life Of New fork,
snd Accident Of Columbus, ohio.
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For Sale.

ONE OF the best Residences IN the county
" the southern part Of the city near the tern
r~ie neighDOrhoOd The bull INK, large u
EEo-sioTy BRICK, sith ten rooms, Kitehrut Ar.r
DICK smoke house and servant houses. E1"-
terns large yard, W,,l enclosed, RItb ~ a-s
land part Of when IA first rate garden .sl
VITO choice nut trees. A part b used for
yard, With plenty Of water, and al CONVEX.
for getting wood. The N. and G. Rl.raal
By the corner Of the place, from uhch wool e 4.
ceiVed for burning brrk- TIE property j. aa
ne corporation, and b. therefore exempt nom
porauon taxes A go0d sprrns j. Immcl.s-- '
oinlng ths property. Term cay.
Enquire Of NELSON a MuRFkEh1
anHl-u ~ W MATT BROWN a CD
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COAL ANn WOOD.

II NIGHT BROTHERs.-Dsalers ID Cumberland
N and tittsburg C al Wood sawed and sphGIu
stove lengths. Office 40 Church street. Yard on
Rolling Mnldill, south of Broad Ali orders filled
promptly.
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WALL pAPER etc

{ L. L. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
~ illness hgenta, over York's BOOK Store, 3s1S
Union otr ct, Nashville, Tenn. su2G-6ms
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Nj ERKl1T & HILL-Dealors in Wall PAPER
WI Window Shades Win1ow Glass and Photo
graphic Material, AZ Chmc1 street, Mayfed
Build ng, opposite Msxwel House
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BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONEnS.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

SllNGLETON, X. Ii bookseller, Publisher
- sistloner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

John ONElLL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
- OF Claims, rIosecutes all classes Of CLAIMS
against he Gov. rnmont for citizens and soldiers.
Once 30 Ceuar street, Ma hve, can lnOv7-6n.s
'fiOM KINS, b. q IO-U. 3. c aim Agents
4 Officers Pay AccOLn;s and Quarlertt }. 81 ~
Vouchers bon, ht at the best rates, or r,Isy,.s d
Othce corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up ltAus.
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ATTORNEYS An Law.

CAMPBELL MoFWEN GR0ESBECKs Attor-
I J neys st Law snd Claim Agents, practice n All
the Cuurts. Collections promptly auendeo to5
cnected lltfna " North Cherry street, Up stars.
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COLUMBIAN WATER

Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment to any part OF the world. Congress and
Empire Wstars IN boxes, Containing Dozen Pints
or = Dozen Guart Bottes each. Columbian Water
in boxes coma ming 4, or Dozen Han PInIs, or 4
Dozen Pint Bot es each.
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HOOK AND JoR PRINTING.

DECkEfT II, BROWNE, HANKS q Co.,-Bool
ID and Job Printers, and pu' fishers Of the Dai
} and neekly Union, Printers Alley. between
Union and Deadericg streets.
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COLLECTING AGENTs-
NEWS nEsaLTrs IL

ZONE s TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
~ BOokse lers- StatiOners, ana News Agents.
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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H.NKERs AND RRoKERs.

OTIS. Z. A.-AttOrney and Counsellor at Law
~ Office 425S Cherry 81: P. o. Box 74s.
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RHARR, THOS S.--Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys and sells Gold, Incur
rem. Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended TO promptly.
Also buys and sellz on COMMISSION.
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Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and frstclass Grocers.
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S,ECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
y % cherry street, e'ls in Exchange, Govern
Inent Securities and Co n. Collections promptly
ate nded 10 J. LUssDES, Cashier.
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Dnteher'. lightning FIy-kilirr

Makes quick work with flies, and if COM
moncod early, Keeps the house clear all
summer. Look oui for limitations. Get
DUTCIIEIsS ONLY. June 26 l,,,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

''EHE LIFE OF ALL FLESH Is PURE BI.oop.''
The Queens Delight and Sarsapariila is
prepared with special reference to the de-
creased condition of the blood. When
once the fountain and head stream is pure,
then will the organs and TISSUES of the
body be healthy and properly M.urishcd.
The Queens Delight possesses extraortii-
nary ronovating and purifying powers. It
is the best blood medicine in the world
no ono will deny, while thousands attest
it's wonderful cures. See advertisement OF
Fishcr y Heinitsl, Pharmacists.
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Recently an inquest was held. at
Mobile, by coroner's jury, upon the
body of Timothy DriscoIl. The
evidence given before the jury was
that Driscoll. who was night watch
man, complained that he did. not feel
well; that the mosquitoes bothered
him, and that he ''was going where
they would not disturb him. Com
hitting suicide n few hours after, it
was supposed that this petty an
noyance impelled him to commit the
fatal act.