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bill granting lands 20 aid - the extesion q
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A corPER colosed indivdaal with lsquaw and
Rappoose was parading the street$ yesterday
afternoon, I'll Of them looking dirty, ragged
and hungry.
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VIZ nCtice that or friend B. r, HANEIE-
TOR b erecting front addition TO his resi-.
dence. and on the same street Mr.. ]. w.
Johnson he's put upa good looking residence.
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Decisions in Alabama.

The Supreme Court of Alabama, at
its recent session, made important de-
cisious in a number of cases in which
questions growing out of our changed
political status and domestic relations
were presented. The Reporter is pub
fishing the head notes of the decisions
in the Montgomery Advertiser, and we
briefly notice several of them.
In the case of freedman appealing
from conviction for robbery, it was de-
cided:
l. The ordinance of the State Con-
vention of Alabama, adopted Septem-
Der 22d, 1865, by which slavery was
abolished and prohibited, abrogated all
the criminal laws of the State which
were applicable exclusively to slaves.
>. As this ordinance contains no eX-
ception, or express provision, as to
prosecutions against slaves for otfenses
committed by them prior to its passage,
a conviction cannot now be had under
an Indictment against slave for the
robbery of q white person, found under
section 33l of the Code while that sec
ton was of force.
IN another case of freedmen convict
ed in the court below of stealing a
mule, It was decided that "a conviction
cannot be had under the act approved
Oct. 7th, 1864, for the larceny of a
mule at any time between the Goth day
of July and the Dist day of September,
1865 but conviction may be had un-
der section $3.50 of the Code. walk.
er, C. j., dissenting)
By another decision it was declared
that a freedman might be indicted and
convicted, where the oiiense was COM
mitted after the occupation of the State
by the United States forces, and after
the issue of the Governors proclama
ton, but prior to the passage Of the Or
dinance of the Convention by which
slavery was declared to be abolished
Other decisions affirm that freedmen
cannot now be convicted and punished
for murder committed by them while
they were slaves. From these decis-
ions Judge Byrd observation-disclosures
N.s
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NnXiERtinE the Air.

An attempt will bo made in New
York this week to solve practically the
problem ofaerial navigation So says the
News of that city. The demonstrators
Il Doctor Andrews. The theory upon
which the machine Is constructed Is,
that the attraction of gravitatiOn IS a
sufficient motor for aerial navigation,
or. in other words, that the difference
bctv N the specific gravity of the bal
loon and the atmosphere in which IT
floats can be used as prOpelllng power
The theory was the result of long,
patient and intelligent observation Of
the flight of birds by Doctor Davidson,
of Mississippi, first, and atterward by
DIR. Andrews The result of the opera
tlons of both these gentlemen were
that the wings of bird serve only 10
elevate il in the air and not to pTOpel
it. In other words, the wings give it
vertical motion only, and not horizon
tai From this fact, says the News:
"Dr Andrews infcrrS4 tlsss q =, .st..,sssys
-.---s--5-.-s - 'sls~ Surrounding atmOs-
phere, Crsvitstion alone would propel
Il forward as well as downward, if il
were of such form as to present prop
er resistance to a vertical motion, and
we're placed at an inclination to the
horizon. Conversely, if the specific
gravity of the body were less than that
of the atmosphere, il would, under the
same conditions, move forward and up
ward The ordinary balloon being a
sphere, and having all its lines of re-
sIstsnCe equal, naturally ascends and
descends, IN a perfectly still atmOs-
phere, in vertical lines; but If it were
made in an elongated form, and kept
At an angle to the horizon, il would a.
cend or descend, according TO its rela.
tive specific gravity, on the line Of least
resistance, that is 10 say, on the line Of
Its longitudinal aXis With view Of
testing the correctness Of these infer
ences, DR.. Andrews constructed bal
loon consisting Of three.pointed cylind-
rods, eighty feet long and eighteen
feet IN diameter, Joined together at
their longitudinal equators, so as TO re-
semble three cigars laid side 10y side
In this machine he claims 10 have sue
cessiully sailed, in September, 1868, At |
high rate of speed, and to have solved |
the problem OF aerial navigation"
The following Is the description of |
the machine constructed by Doctor |
Andrews:
The balloon in question, made by
joining together two balloons formerly |
used in the campaigns Of the army of
the Potomac, Is eighty-siX feet long,
with a varying diameter Of from thirty
Six 10 fifty feet and a capacity Of sixty
thousand cubic feet of gas. Ii is sharp
pointed at both ends, and the under
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surface is creased, as it we're, through
out its entire length, by means of q
longitudinal leather strap and q series
of cords and pulleys, thus giving it
somewhat the appearance of two bal
looms joined in the middle. The car,
which hangs about eighteen feet be-
low, Is SO arranged that the weight may
be thrown, at pleasure, at either end of
the erior, thus enabling the @ronaut
to point the bow of his vessel skyward
or earthward, as he may desire. At
the stern is triangular sail, which
serves as q rudder, and is worked by
block and tackle. The @Tion is furnish
ed with apparatus for contracting and
expanding as the condemnation or ex
pansion Of the gas may require, and
the various mechanical contrivsnces for
working it are of the most ingenious
character"
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DATLY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, May 20, 1865.

Nashville, May 20, 1866.
The following are the wholesale prices Of
Leading articles here
APPLEs-S7 OOlgg = bbL
BAGGISG-35c per yard.
BALI koPE-lleUp Dc.
BET-Dred SOC per 10.
BACON Clear sides l9lIr; shoulders
lie; Sugar cured hams 23c e 10.
Country halus &c.
CANDLES -TalIOw II @g I0c; Star 10 @2O
per n.
Corn MEAL-per bush, 81 90.
Hamburg, 23a2Ic. per h.
COFFEE Prime Rio, 27Gg 2yc. per h.
FLOUE-For best superliue 50 80; extra
family 81 OUmll.
FEED-Coru IA sacks in store, g5@$l q
bush. Oats, new black, IN store, s5agOc
bush; Hay, new Timothy, hard pressed, $22
OgS23 per ton.
HIDEs.- Green, nc. y h; dry flint, l5c
y h sheep skins, 5O@sOc. each.
IEoy, by the Ton-Flat Bar, = to inch
10 1 inch, &c per ID Dandy Tire, ~ by %
10 3 by p TO 3 inch, ne per ID; Band
Iron, ? 10 q boy q 10 Ole inch, 754c per n
Round and square, 10 ~ inch &c per bj
Horse Shoe, S, rap, assorted sizes, SIC per
10. Nail Rod, superior quality, equal 10 best
Swiss, IIJac per 10; Hoop Iron, Pa 10
inch, S jzc Por III.
LKATHER-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
cinuatI, soc. y ID; do. do. country 3jc.
FB; skrting 5O@55. y ID harness 500 ACE.
y 10 bride per doz. S5OB5J; upper SlOg
bJ. kip skins $7OsgO; calfsk.us slOa65.
BaRD-Firm, 22N23c.
Flooring. per 1000 It $40 $50,
Rough clear Pine, 80 10 $50; Planned Gear
Pine. $50 10 $50.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, 81 % per gallon.
kALs-8S 80 for lOd, I'D, .. a., IUd, God,
for Iobbing lots; an advance of 2Jc. for small
or lots Brads and Fencing Nails same
prices at Nails of same size. SpIko5 cut 3
10 inches, 81 90 per keg.
OMoNs-$lGgJ per bbl.
SUGAEs-N.U.Sugar IN hhds 49, zalgc.; m
bbls. lIa2Oci crushed, graduated, and pow
dered 2OGb23 per H.; Coffee Sugar l5algc.
SYRUP Golden ) SOC gal. in 5aDDla.
SNr-per bbl, bushel bbls, 81 90.
SRFUs-MIllet - 30 Pbushel Hungarian
81 30; Herds Grass 81 BlueGrass 81
Orchard Grass 81 80; clover Seed 50 50 e
bushel.
WHISKY Bourbon, pure - 0Oa6, Imitation
81 5Ou2 70; Robertson, pure, S3a4 80, ImIta-
ton 81 5Ou3 Common Rectfed 81 70; APP
pie aud Peach Brandies, old $5a7 new "a
4 50; Irish Whisky 10; Cognac Brandy,
pure, $IJW2O; Cognac Brandy, domestic,
85u4 so; Port and Sherry Wines S4asi
Champagne Wines S2ja45.
1T e.
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SU re e e E E S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! ACt!!!
TARRANT 4 Co.:

TARRANT 4 Co.:
GenteHnen-l am aresident Of Curacao, and have
been disposed TO write to yen concerning the real
value Of your SELIZER APERlENT ~ a remedy
for Indigestion and Dyspepsia. desire 70 express
10 you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
SELL FER has done my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has been sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and alter bong under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two thres years.
she was finally induced to seeB the advice Of =
learned Physician, Doctor CabIalIs, Of Venezuela,
who immediately treated her with your EF FER
VESCENT SELIZER APERIENT, she began 70
improve al once, and Is now PERFECTLY WELL.
feel It 10 be my duty for the good OF humanity TO
make this statement, feeling that medicine 30 val
liable -hOuld be widely known.
Trusting you will give tins publicity, and repeat
ing n earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
>. d. q. HENRIQUER,
New York, Juno %, 20. Merchant, Curacao, s.A,
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TKRna nR RnRRORIPTInh.
RATEg OF ADYERTIsIEG.
f0 LnYERTIsERs N Diam.

Advertisements in the Special Column, first time,
from ] 70 lines, 81 OO-each additional line, %
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. IN
Local Column, fret time, from 70 lines, 81 o.
eae b additional line, 30 cents Subsequent Inser-
tons, 10 cents per line.
Az advertisements occupying special position,
al all double column advertisements, will be
charged $50 per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Will 10 charged st the regular advertising rates.
and aust invariably be paid advance, or no IN
BoruOn made.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
AGENTS of Insurance Companies

DAREY & SMITH, Nos. SO aud IS Union street,
u (up stsrs) represent the following Con ale;s
4tns Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan hetr ~ ~
tan Phoenix and KniezerbOcker Lie OF We" iOiAs
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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Renewal of Government Lii
Censes.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
CoLtF5ros OFTgE. 20 DISTRICT ~ IEss
NASHVILLE, May J, 1850.
4 IL persons doing busIness are hereby notified
"a that their license must D. renewed flrthaTth.
Neglect and delay St.or this notice, Will no. he
overlooked, bat any person found doing business
without license, on the lst July next viii be fined
$50. Hereafter no license viii b. granted for dis
uhug 10 anV person who D. M arresrs tor taxes and
ali VINO are found engaged 10 thai business without
license Will be prosecuted fl- the INES snd penal
ties pres ubed bY lsw, and ImmSdiate steps v % De-
taken 90 conhscsfe their disulery and the land
upon which 10 I- SItusted
msy5-Zw (Ul h. L. NORVELL, Collector
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AYERS s. HUNT-ManuftctureTs Of all the
Nj Lates: Styles of First Glass Carriages and
, BGgges, Express Wagons and CarryaLs, " North
Market street.
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal weakness, etc, can be cured BY one who
has really cured himself and hundreds o. Others
and vii tell you nothing but the truth. address,
Elih stamp, Box 81,
decE=dsWlyl BOston, AEssl
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NATURES
REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water

MO natural or artificial compound hss yet been
~ discovered or manufactured that equals these
waters IS preventative, relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary aud chrome diseases, as prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them Tor years. with The most beneficial ef-
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nELL AND RRAss FoUNDERs.

DERRY UUMONT, Bell and Brass FoundsTs,
/ Manufacturers of all kinds Of brass work,
dealers Ia gas steam and water pipe, oil well to-
uing and pump, gum hose, packing, spslter, solder
and baDbit No. IA Broad street, near the river.
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SsPRING WATER Observation-Disclosures a
= FRANK, successors TO NJ. j. Drucker, Brewers
Of Ale snd Lager Beer, no. Il Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecS ly
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ltooK ANnIun PRINTING.
BREWERY.

DECKEr1, BROWNE, HANKS & CO.,--Book
ID and job Printers, and publishers Of the Dsl.
~ and Weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union and. DeadeucE streets.
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ROOKSELLERs AND sTATIONERs.
CARRIAGE mANUFACTUKERs.

SINGLkTON, r. Ii --Bookseller, Publisher
- StauOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Ofhce
Building.
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRLBEy
ONLY 50 90 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY So 80 FOR THREE MORTHSl
ONLY s. 90 FOR THREE MONTHS,
ONLY 81 90 FOR THREE MONTHS,
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We AaE

The suffering millions M our ,and 10 give this
remedy trial conyinces, that by it, bulely use
many msy BE- relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia.
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, sick Headacue, DIzA
ness, Indigestion, Piles, CCstvene5s, Bilious A.
tacks, Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Affections, sc.
Resd the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with each bot
tie and DO not use the medicine against the advice
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only by TARRANT CO., 81
Greenwich street, New York.
aN- FOR sale BY AL Druggists. nY4 "
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sla5Irille Sylnlom.
SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1866.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED Ply
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS & co.
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REFERs BY PERMISSION TO
Hon. Rlchsid Ogesby, Governor State Of Illinois.
Hon. David l.. Davis, Judge Supreme Court, u. 8.
Hon. VIM. g. Brownlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
Big Gen. JAS p. Brownlow, Adj. Gen. State OF Ten
nessee
Bon. NJ. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathaniel Baxter Nashville.
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. W. Maxey, ESQ, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris a stratton Nashville.
Messrs. Evans & Co, Nashville.
Nmrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
lunel5 II
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

John U'NEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 Of CLAIMS, fIO5ecutes all classes OF CLAIMS
against The Government for citizens and soldiers.
once 30 CeCaT street, Nashville, enn. lnOF7-6u3
'fNUMrKINz, h. & co.,. g. c aim Agents,
i Uticers' Pay Accounts and Quartern.r ,-gs'
Vouchers bOUh lat At the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars.
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

CAMPBELL MoRWEN & GROESBECK, Attor-
O.neys at Law ana Claim Agents, pracUee 10 81
the Eourts. Collections promptly atISndeo to'
sIao CLAIMS AGAINST the United States and Vouchers
colI2ced Once ~ North Cherry street. up STAIRS
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M ERElTT HILL-Dealcrs in Wall Paper
Nl WiDdOE Shades, Window Glass; ard Photo
graphic MsteuSl, AZ Church street, Mayheld
Build NC, opposite Maxwell House.
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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
NCORPoRArED BY
Special Act of the Legislature of Tennessee,
June Sth, 1850
sHAREHOIDEHs
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital stock. 100000.
Divided INTO 1000 Shares Of $50 each. $500 shares,
or Sl5O,OJO have been appropriated IS work
ny capital, for the develOpement Of the
property Of the Company.
limited smount only Of the stock thus sppro-
prH ted has been placed m the hands Of the officers
Of the company 10 be sold aJ s. per share and as
the stock has all been ISSUED, full Iau, in pay
ment Of property, II Is not therefore, liable TO any
future assessment.
OFFICE. No. CO.. North Cherry street, PCstOflice
box s74, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
?. H. COTTON, ofTenn. c. L. HEQUEMBoURG, ofN.Y.
wA. C. BUNrs, DELANO P. SMITH, of Mum.
A. G. SANFORD, A. @. WELLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Prssidslt,-A. G. SANFORD,
Pres't Ist National Bank Nashville
Wee PIesident,-A. G. WELLS.
Ssorstay,-F. Il. COTTON.
TTeaaTer,-WM. C. BUNTS.
Mining SUPsiltsHdet.-C. L. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists Of lease
hold interests m the counties Of OveTtOn, Fentress
White, Jackson, and Warren, IN the State Of Ten
nessee, amounting Ia the aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership ofthe Company and the Board
of Directors comprise men OF BUSINESS experience
and reputation, and Of a thorough and practical &c
quaIntauCe with the oil mines of Pennsylvania
The Mining Superintendent one OF the tirst eX-
plOTers of the oil field of that State and struck the
inst flowing OIL well IN the country, well known AZ
the HequembOurg well, and 10 which the ell inter-
ests of Pennsylvania ghen IN their nasceuI stale |
we've very largely indebted.
This Company will lease portions Of their valua-
be lands IN small tracts, 10 private parties or COM
panles, for IMMEDIATE DEVELOPAENT This is a rare |
chance for bona 1s operators 10 ObtaIn leases on
terms that "ill be supply remunerstiye.
Terms made known on application.
10 NRRE sPECULATORs WILL BIZ TREATED WITH. |
Description oflands and samples Of OIL obtained
from the properly may be seen by calling az the |
otiiae 81 the Company, No. CO.. North Cherry |
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, +. II. Cotton, Nashville will re- /
reIve orders for stock and Will frward certificates
by return mai when the money accompanies the |
order.
Oct. G-H