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Passage Of the English Reform Bill,
The important news 10y the China of
the massage of the English Reform Bill
In the House of Commons by a MAORI
~ of FIVE, will be received with salts
faction by the American people, The
bill has only passed its second reading,
and has vet To be acted on in Commit
tee, where it may be slightly modified,
but il is probable that the vote Is decl-
sive, and that no attempt will be made
TO reverse the present action. The de
bates in the House OF Commons, pro
longed for several weeks, was the most
important and exciting that has occur
red IN that body since the famous scenes
On Sir Robert Peels Corn Law Bill, al.
most generation since. The arlsto-
cratic and ruling classes IN England
exhausted all their rhetoric and lntiu.
ence against any extension OF reform,
and were ably represented by Mr.. Lowe,
Lord Grosyenor, Sir Edward Buiwer
Lytton, Mr.. Whiteside and others. The
Liberal cause was sustained by such
men as Mr. Gladstone, John Bright
John Stuart Mill and Thomas Hughes
The majority in favor OF the bill was
slender, but it is sufficient for all the
purpoles of legislation 1t prevents
the resignation of the Russell Ministry,
and the alternatives OF the elevation Of
the Tory party to power or dissolution
OF Parliament il also prevents prolong
ed political agitation on the subject and
is a direct affirmation Of the principle
progress in British legislation, that may
be regarded as a complement of our
civil war N T. Com. -Adgsr.
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our authorizes agent 20 receive adgei tscment= and
subscriptions for the NashU}ic Union.
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the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
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tor the NaSllrliie UIl0a
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oar authorized agents 70 reseiye advertisements
and subscription for the Nashville Union.
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Ros. New York. are authorized to contract for ad-
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that the former Governments of Great
Britain were themselves to blame Tor
the origin of the evil But this con-
fession must be interpreted by the light
of his averments on the 9th OF May,
1861, and by Lord Russell's later asser-
ton that the efforts of our country were
but a contest for empire
Mr. Bancroft makes his case out very
clearly, and it remains to be seen Whetn-
er Earl Russell will be anxious TO pup
lish the correspondence in England.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, May 10, 1866.
The demand for corn continues, but
prices are unchanged.
Cottu is without animation, at 22a2ec.
Groceries are in good demand, but chiefly
FIR local consumption.
The Louisville Courier Of yesterday says
The dispatches to the Board of Trade
from New York quoted cotton fat and nom
inal at 34a3jc. Dry goods dui', with more
Sc le than buyers. sugar steady, with q
fair demand hard l51fc, and coffee IN
changed P.rk active at SO size. Lard
dull at 221c whisky nominal ut g 90.
Flour in good demand, and prices had ad-
vanced 20as0c. For wheat holders were
fsking 3a5c higher. Corn dull and IN
changed,
me Cincinnati Dispatch quotes provisions
firm, and mess pork held firm at $50; lard
pc bacon sides ls1zc asked; ribbed sides
lGl{c and shoulders at BE; raw whisky
firm at So 20; superfne -four $9a9 IS; new
red wheat 81 2Oa2 40; corn, mixed and
white, ia bu X, 58a64c; oats 42a46c.
The Chicago Dispatch quoted mess pork
at $50; lard p la3; taeon shoulders, packed,
121Ic; bulk shoulder Il5<c; bulk sides
I4z{a15c, and clear sides 1910, loose raw
whisky 22c superfne flour 81 50a8; spring
wheat, No. ], az 81 500; No. at 81 35sl
Al; corn 4jajlc, and oats 30 12a351 Ic in bulk
in elevator.
The market for leaf tobacco was some
what excited to-day, with considers bic com
petition among buyers over several selected
lots O choice h entucky growth Of nanufac-
turing leaf, and a lot Of extra fine Ballard
county leaf, in boxes, which actually went
hig er than the famous Virginia samples
last week. Thee high prices were ali OBJ
tanned at the Pickett Wareh use, Spratt d
Co.. proprietors were disposed of as fellows:
] hid Taylor county wrapping leaf, grown
by J. II, Lennon, sold at SIS; a lot OF
bids Ballard county wrapping or manuiac-
turing leaf, commanding the following
rates:
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In Dyspepsia,

And its attendant E ain Of symptoms, it sets more
Ikea CHARM than n medicine. There Is moth
ing in TIE whole Taoge If MateTla Medica that can
for moment bear a comparison with it IN this DIS
ease.
fn account Of this wonderful plant may be
found in thelIth e1ition of the u. s. Dispensaory,
pages 1887 and 1883.
A series of experiments in which Dr. Bull has
been for years engaged has Just been brought 10 a
successful termina ion, and he is DOW enabled to
offer to the public a combinat on OF CEDRON vi h
other approved tcnics the whole preserved in the
best quality OF copper dlste Bourbon Whisky,
which he - conf ient has no equal IN ths world.
he might furnish volume Of certificates, but the
public have long nee learned 10 estimate such
things by their true value. The safest plan is for
every one to test for himself the virtues OF a new
medicine.
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Adminisfrator's Notice.

HAVING sugges' ed the insolvency Of the estate
ii u OF Alexander Noot on, decreased, 70 the CLERK
of he County Court Of smi.h county, tennessee,
and order having been made for publ aIon % the
Ns-hV le union, a Newspaper published 10 tie ciy
al Nashville, tennessee, for four consecutive
weeks, requiring al persons having claims sRslnst
sald estate 20 BE them. properly authentcAiedi
with the e'k Of said Court, or before the 18th
day Of October ls66, TOR pro rata distribution, or
they viii be forever barred Ia law and equity.
TINS IS. therefore, notice Of the same, tins April
2sth, 1866. MARY DOUGLASS,
mAyl-ftWe Admins tralriX.
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His Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
in less than year after their introduction

attained reputa ion as wide spread "a the cont
rent Of North America But the Growing glory OF
th- life rt ma TO be attained IN his iii cOyery, or
rather combination, Tor ne does not clam 10 have
been t. G dI-cOyerer Of CEDR0N, which is he bssis
OF the Btters nov offered TO the putlc. That hon
be Ongs 10 the native inhauitsn's OF Central
America, 10 whom IFS virtues have been known for
more than two hundred years. Armed with it the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria,
and handles without fear, the most ', nOmOns ser
penis. It's belief with then, that while there is
breath IN the h. dv he CedrUn Is PIT Mt to cure, no
matte what the disease may be.
VIII e br. Bull Is rot prepsr 10 endorse this
pxtravsgaui pretensIOn, he Is nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination Of the evidence Tela-
ting to it, virtues, that q remedy and preventa
tive for all disease arising from exposure, eHher 70
the YEA her or climate, or to mlasmat c Ia hlences,
It stands
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This work Tor GENIAL hUu0r. faHi-rr ..Hra
ling interest, and attractive beauty. ..tH.-
and alone among 8II itt C1mreut.rH- I.-.
and Brave Hesrtei. the P.etura-.ua r#I .nr
the Witty ami Marvellous, the Ieul.rH and e.
Scout, Biv0ug-, end Siege, Stating -
WCuirr-Ii Escapes, Famous Nuut# a1" ...
Woman. and the whole p8uorruF n. ... .
here thrilling y and 7tarti.rg y portray. .
tarIy mluler. 40 once historical and r.Ha1
derug ire mo Q ample. fE..alt .I4 '.
book that th- var has called forth.
Disabled officers and soldiers teachers.
Young men, and all in want Of Tr1Hsr.
ment will fiud This The test chance ru u.ar
ever yet offered. seui for circulars 1aa -
terms.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
AS West Fourth Street. Ju.u-
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Sec n Mnmnn

In another column picking samburg
Grapes fr Speer's Wine. IL Is an admire
Bile article, used IN hospitals aud by the
hrst-clsss families In Paris, London and
New York IN preference 10 old port wine
Il is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec@l -tslGweOwly.
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In addition 70 theabove a lot OF five boxes
Of the same, eli Ballard county, was sold,
the two highest takea b. Musse.lman
Co., manufacturers, at the following very
extraordinary prices:
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OUR jos OFPlcR.-We are executing every
description OF plain and fancy Job Print
ING ia the neatest style, and at tho lowest
rices at this oflce.
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The above may be considered as samples
Of what Kentucky in gene al, and Ballard
county in particular, will DO at the fair
when in competition with all the world, on
the 3lst inst.
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal weakness, etc, can be cured by one who
has really curod himself and hundreds Of others
and viii ted you nothing but the truth Address,
with stamp, Box 81,
dea2o=dRWlyi BOatons hssA
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Marriage Licenses and every description
OF Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed h. order.
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10 ADVERTIBERs IN DkTAIL.

Advertisements In the Special Column, FIST time,
from / 70 hnes, q Coach additional line, q
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cent? per line. ln
Local COiumn, fret tune, from % lines, 81 O.
each ADDITIONAL line, 80 cents; Subsequent lneer-
tons ID cents per ADe.
All advertisements occupying special position,
I'D AL double column advertisements, VII b.
charged $50 per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Nil be charged Il The regular advertising ratea
snd must lnyarEty he paid advance, or no m
GeTton made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS or CANDIDATES
For btRle ono 90. y
For County Offcers. iy y.
E0r "
We, the undersigned, hsVe thus Day sooptsd the
shove rates for advertising, 70 which We ond our
selves strictly n adhere. -. ..,...,,.,.. -.
JOHN WALLACE, fer ths E45pWea.
BARRY, WISHAM co. Tor FTsst.
Ball, JONES B. CO., for Gazette.
NASHVILLE, JgES.. sept. y. 1865.
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To Milk-men.-MilkT Tickets (pints and
"a arts) on different colored card-boards, OF
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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N -ATU RES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water,

MO natural or artif ial compound hiss yet been
IN discovered or mani fact red that equsls these
waters as preventative relief and permanent cure
for many temporary and enron disesses, as prov
ed by the experience Of many thUl sands no have
drank them for years, with The most beneficial ef-
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For Sale,

nNE Of the best ResideraaH 10 ..r 49,.
~ the southern part o. lHe ..7r 1.t.
o. The south Nashville bore ra....,
rite nel ghuqrhg01 The DuII n-r
sTo--iDry urcz, 9th Ten rooms i.-...
BRICK srnC Ee house and servant r.. --.
tern, large yard, well ene-1-el, VIC. D..
Iand, part Of Nh.cn D. first pate Etrit-
vito choice frult trees. A part il l.Ht r.
yard, vita plenty Cf water. and al ....
for getting wood. The n and o. l
By ne corner Of the place. rom Ra.H
crived for burning brick The properly
the corporation, an1 Is therefore e1ru".
porati1n taxes. a zCOd sprng b. Iuuel'-.
oiniug the property. Terms easy
Enquire o. NELSON a MUEtae1'
-nst-r ~ ~ MATT EE1h y ~
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Without q Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation it has SO long
enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-11

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,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
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SAMBURG PORT WINE.

Celebrated in Europe fO' its medicinal snd bene-
fetal qualities, highly esteemed by eminent ply
sicians, used IN European and American Hospitals,
and by some Of the first families 10 Europe and
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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY
Special Act Of tie Legislature of Tennessee,
June Sth, 1865.
sHAREHOLBEHs
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock. 100000.
Divided INTO so GOO Shares Of $40 each 1890 shares
or Sl5O,OOO have been appropriated as work
pg capital, for the developement Of the
property Of the Company.
A united amount only OF the stock thus sppro-
pr ted has been placed IN the hands Of the officers
OF the company 10 be sold al s. per share and ss
the sto has all been issued, full Iald, M pay
ment Of property Il Is not therefore. liable to any
future assessment.
OrFrcE No. COS North Cherry street, Postofice
box y74, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
=. H. COTTON, ofTenn. C. L. HEoUEMBOURe, ofNY.
Wa. c. EUNTs, DELANO T. SMITH, of MINI.
A. q. SANFORD, A. C. WELLS, OF Mich.
OFFICERS.
PreSidelt,-A. G. SANFORD,
Pres't LIST Nat Onal Bank, Nashville.
Wee PssdsHt,-A. o. WELLS.
Se1rstuy,-F. H. COTTON.
Treasurer, c. BUNTS.
Mining SupcTdltc1deat-C. L. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Comnany consists Of lease
hold Interests ID the counties OF OyertOn, Fentress
Wh te, ia kson, and Warren, in the state OF Ten
a., 81 ee, amounting m the aggregate 10 over eight
Thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of re" tors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, aud Of a thorough and practical ac-
quamunce with the oil mines of Pennsylvania,
The Mining Superintendent was one of the hrst eX-
plOTtr, OF the OIL field Of that sta e. and struck the
d Il flowing OIL well IN the county, well known as
the HequembOurg we'll, and 10 winch the Ill inter-
e-t- OF Pennsylvania, then in their nascent state
We very largely indebted.
This Company viii lease portions Of their valua-
Bile land small tracts, to private parties
pan e., iOr IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT. This is a rare
chance for bona tds operators % obtaia leases on
terms Ihst eill be amply remunsTative.
Terms made known on application.
NO HERE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Descrir ton oflands and samples OF Oh obtained
from the properly may be seen by calling at the
office Of the Company, No. GGl2 North Cherry
street. Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, +. H.. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceiye Ordt r. for stock, and Will rward certificates
by return mai. when the money accompanies the
order.
Get. off
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MPIRE WATER

IyspePsa a, Govt, Chrome q nsupa ION and Cutane-
Gus diseases. j. most powerful preventive OF the
Fevers ana Bilious Complains, so prevalent IN
warm climates.
EMPIRE WATER
Il eathartic, and a vsluatle remedy for Fheuma-
tism, Derangemeng Of the Liver, Diseases OF the
SKIN and General Hebluy. Its effects are most
saluiarv in Lung Diseases. Ii is an almost sure
cure for croiula and the most aggravated forms Of
DJspeisa Az a preventive and cue Tor ali Bilious
Derangements It stands unriyalled.
col UMBIAN AFTER
Ts tonic and diuretc of h ehIy beneficial charac-
ter, and ID positive remedy for Diabetes, Gravel.
Calculus Irritation and In fam alton Of the Kidneys,
ana Bladder, 81 has most slnng arly active effects
10 restoring these organs when debultaed by long
disease. Females who have suffer- d Tor years from
Irrepul arity, and the distressing diseases known
only to their sex, havs been entirely cursd 10y the
ia lhful AID iudlcIOus use of COlumb an Water.
These wnt-rs are bottled fresh and pure, from
e1ch Of the above named springs, in so careful snd
secure a n amer that t3ey preserve all their me
dicinai value for yeas, aud will be found equally
eificscOus when drank thousands Of miles distant,
as when aiken directly from the spring.
Belgare,of limitations and Inferior Waters.
The corks of all genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded ON the SIDE Of the
pix, thus:
CoNGREss WATER, EMPIRE WATER, !
COLUMBIAN WATEB,
c. h. s. Co.
Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment to any part of the world. Congress and
Eaipire Waters in boxes, cOntsinng Dozen PInts,
or 2 BCzen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water
in boxes conla ming 4, or Dozen Hat PInts, or
Dozen Pint Bot es each.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and first class Grocers.
Sold only at Wholesale by
HOTOHKISS SONS,
PROPRIETORs,
. = B EIE * M AN ST, N. Y,
Orders by mgl receive prompt atten ion.
As dozen of the above for sale by
Kline u Sherman, Masonic Temple,
Church street
mari TN tburkS 4 3nn
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CONGRESS WATER

r. a eathartc, alternative and tonic, and is q vaua-
bic remedy for steciions ri the Liver end Kidneys,
Dyspeps a, Gout. Chrome Ccnstpa ion and Cutane
Gus diseases. Is most powerful preventive OF the
Fevers ana Bilious Complains, prevalent IN
warm climates.
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IL a pure article from the Juice Of the Port Grape,
possessing medical properties superior 70 any 9th
er VINE in use, and excellent ar icle for ali weak
and dehil tsted persons, and the aged ard Inhrm,
improving the appetite, and bench ting ladies and
chill 1ren.
So Try il once ant you VIII not b deceived
80 Be sure the signature OF Aired Speer is over
the cork of each bottle.
a. Sold by ". J. A C. ". SMITH, Nashville
who also sell tfs CASTELIA PORT BRANDY, a
choice old article, imported only BY Mr. SPeer, d.
rect from Oporto.
The traie supplied BY R ROBINSON CO.
Lou.sVil e, KY, and BY al wholesale dealers 10
NeW York, Phllsde phia Cincinnati and ~ Loms,
and by A. hPEER al his Nineysrf, New Jersey.
Principal Office, No Dos, Broadway,
New York
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Speer's Wine

II lmpsrts healthy action Of the glands. hdne
ard urinary orgsns, very beneficial in dropsy, 20
nd rheumatic affections.
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As A TONIC
As A DIURETIC

Il has no equal, causing an appetite and building
up the system, beng entirely a pure vine OF 9
mOsl valuable grape.
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Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment to any part of the world. Congress and
E;npre Waters in boxes, cOntsinng Dozen PInts,
or 2 DCzsn Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water
in boxes coma ming 4, or Dozen Hat PInts, or 4
DCzpD Pint Bot es each.
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Louisville, Kentucky.

HIS inimitabe preparation Of sAR5APARILLA
las long stood at the head of the various com
pounds OF that valuable drug.
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g9aaIpille 4rj0ll.
THRNs on sngsCRIPTION;

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
sTH EEns on LIS 10 CONSTITUTE Anal
Square, dsy, 81 oo-esch addl irssrrn, 80 50
/ week. 80 RQuere %
-" 600 $50
500 50
month, 8 % +" 1" @
II % {" 4" %
400 eco
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Cinncinnati, OhiO.-IosEPH Is. Quincy, 70
our authorizes agent TO receive embellishments and
SUBSCRIPTIONS for the Nasluillc Union.
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ArriUaI and Departure Of the NolcHsriHc and
1riiuc Stage.
Leaves Nashville on Tuesday, thursday and Sat
urday. Eetur. ing lesyes Tnune 90 Mondsy, We'd
he. day and rIiaay. Office a Clly Hotel East side
! ub square.
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Y. @. @uts. General NGent her rStateatb. Rpa.
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