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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-17

RECOMMENDS CoURT.-Black spirits and
white, blue spirits and gray mingled before
the benign presence Of the Recorder on
yesterday As each victim was called, the
attending officer sent him back'-that is
placed him or her in a box in one corner of
the room that looked "a good deal like one of
the immense rcfrigerators used to keep lager
beer cool in summer time Here the Gull
prits waited until justice either mulcted
their pockets for evil deeds done in the
body, or sent them to the calaboosc to study
geology.
j. c. Johnson was di,orderly, and it cost
him 81 in currency
Mr. brady, charged with regarding,
paid s. into the municipal fund.-
Lucy MACE was accused OF being disor-
derby, bat the evidence not being sufficient
she was discharged, and went her way to sin
no more till the next time
LIDDy DRAKE not finding her duck, was
supposed 10 be quacking in a disorderly
style but the evidence did not show il, and
she waddled of.
PATsEY FOSTER was also discharged, the
'''u''''e no' o'",s S"'"''o"' 10 prove ''i''
sue was '''''"'.';
-" INNS paul ~ ''' using ''''' S''s' ''''
'"''''' w p''''"' % '',','"'' w '''' ''''''
"uc name, was disordcrly, aud it eost him -.
STEVE loLCoNH gentle STEVE, also paid
- ior a di-otdcrIy.
JAMES DRAKE was another duck wh" was
Discharged
JENNY seorr tried 90 provoke breach OF
thr peace aud had 20 pay 81
JouN tEEEuoEN, who was found giou-
"1-.y drunk on the street and hadn't nary
red, closed the gland array of prisoners, and
ia an independent manner went to the work
house,
InrIsvurr minors re, here al . o'clock
sr.or tb. day of notification. They must
be making fast time ON the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad.
NV 80 ~
.,ut stinks.
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On and after sunday, July 5tb 1863. and until
further notice, trains viii run as follows.
Columbia Accommodation train leaves Cairn,-
bia at 80, A. ~. Arrives at Nashville lO.03 Re-
turning leaves Nashville az 31u. p. u. Arri,e..t
Columbia, @, p. u.
Huntsville Mail leaves Nashville az g40. "A,
Arrives % Decatur 90 5l5 p. e. Arrives az Hunt
vile az $50. p. 20. Lysvcs Huntsville $40. A. ~.
Leaves Decatur at COO. a. u. Arrives az wash
yli'e at $50. p. 80. Connects go Nashville with
nashville Nthattauooga Ead Nashville L North
western AMI /. * X. r. RS fer an points on
those lines. With Louisville q Nashville r. r..
for all points North and East.
Memphis, Mobile ard New Orleans Exprs,s
leaves Nashville at 90. P. ". Arrives Al pee,-
tur az i;5l A. n. Arrives at Memphis at5.l0. Pm
Leaves Memphis at 6;3o. A. ". Leaves Decatur
at 81 P. NJ Arrives at Nashville at 900. A. n
Connecting at Corinth and Grand Junction with
trains on the NJ. 20. and Miss Central R.R.'s. for
Selma, Mobile, Yioksburg. New Orleans. and an
intermediate points. Connects at Nashville with
Nashville & Chattanooga, Nashville & North
western and Edgefeld & Kentucky r. RS. for an
points on those lines. and with Louisville Il
Nashville r. r. f0raIl points North and East
Through Tickets can be procured at the Office
Of the Nashville City Transfer Company. No. Is
North Cherry street, and at the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville. Tennessee.
Baggage checked through.
J. b. VAN DYNE,
TO General Superintendent.
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TUE New Yorl, Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Literary Album, Boston Pilot, Saturday
Night, Brownlow's Wing, Waverly Maya
zine Eco de Italia, for the current week.
Also, No. Is Bound Chimney Corner, Co
dey's Lady's Book aud SCOTS Monthly, for
August have been received at r. II. SIN
GLEroN's, Postoiice building.
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aRue Deaderick,, For s,Io

A HOUSE AND LOT on DEADERTCE
n street, shout half way between tbe Pnblie
Souare and Cherry screet ~ feet front Sucb an
opportunity s not offered once in quarter OF 4
century Call soon on
CALENDER 4 GARRETT.
anIl-lw ~
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1000 WAGONS.

4 OFFER FOR SALE. ON SPRUCE STREET.
i near the crossing on ihs -lihYilic ana thatta-
neort Railroad. and az Allison Brothers. Con
mission Merchants. No. ~ South Market street.
Nashville. Tenn.
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HAND RAKER AND PRIZE
MOVING MACHINE,
"KIRBY MACHINE
REAPER AND MOWER.

Also. the KIRBY CLIPPER MOWER. Tho light
est. cheapest strongest and best single Mower in
the wQrld-gsud on either rough or gmo0th ground.
Purchasers are requested % call aud examine
these Machines and see testimonials. AN war
rantcd % perform 81 represented. Agent also fur
gidsr Mills. Saw Mills. and the celebrated Hand
Loom. MCROBEHTS B Balm
may2-2m
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ST. LOUIS, August l6.-FlOur and wheat hrm and
unchanged. Corn lower Goose for mixed and
yellow and SSG94 for white. Provisions and
whisky UNCHANGED.
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RAILROADS.
Nashville and Decatur Railway.
short Line
- go A1ShEllfe and Huufggfs1e.
1tniphis. bieksburE. Mobile. We--
ofteiilus' and all An teruaeslirfe noinf-
- b IlnlIis EIlhlIL -. n -
- Il - Il - LoMrsr-

pa'y aas t0Hre irfr-,ea N,l.tr-G. ...y rIt.,. ..r
'7' '7" hrFgr, +sf'c-ea Ag-triH r.,f Y.,-
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Ok DIr.-That Mr.. BENrz had purchased
the Maxwell House, and was about 70 reiit
It aud change its name TO the Bentz House
But Mr.. BENrz, having gone to Atlanta Tor
funds, and becoming involved in trouble
with the municipal authorities, has aban-
doned the idea Thcreupon Messrs. T. r.
X $. have resolved to take the house, and
may be seen sitting on the portico any
pleasant day. Il Is understood they intend
10 name il The Printers Retreat
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cnr,rrrAr. Cn1-Rr.-I,con IL. ".

CRTNIEAL CoURT.-JAooB HEFTY, Nj
cHAEL H. MCLAUGHLIN, THos. GARRFrrY
and ADoIPH FRoHNE, received their ma
turalization papers yesterday.
NELsoS BRIGHT, alias PALMER. Ccol1
charged with murder. Case continued, on af-
iidavit Of defendants counsel.
ALEX. MASON, charged with larceny. Case
continued on affidavit of the Attorney Cen
cral
PLTEE LEE and PETER Purcell, charged
with larceny. Case continued until Deem
Der term.
US. Cross, charged with gaming. One
case was submitted with s. fine. Three
cases Off at cost.
JOE, "a slave charged with rape commit
ted in 1852 Case continued on affidavit of
defendant
IsAAcCHnToN, was fined 8 50 for retail
ing liquors.
JACK BOND and MONROE BoxD. Case
continued and recognizance taken.
Mel. ZAcHERY, for larceny, was released
on $4,000 bail, to appear before the next
term Of the court.
SAMUEL CAMPBELL, charged with larceny,
forfeited his bail,
a number of cases were stricken from the
docket
The court has accomplished much bust
ness during this session.
ADAMS Express Company carries, daily,
immense quantities of peaches, and other
delicious fruit, to the Northern market.
LOADS and loads of watermelons are in
town. Prices nominal. Buyers don't seem
disposed to invest in cholera, and sellers are
anxious TO get rid of their perishable stock.
Cool Time P. N. Sun sweltering.
Tired family man wanders round the
market and sees a long array of wagons
piled with wood standing in the hot sun.
Wood merchants are sitting costly in the
shade of the Markethouse. Family man
finally approaches one, and the following
dialogue ensues:
CUSTOMER How do you sell wood"
WooDMAN-" Ten dollars load" land,
seeing his customer look aghast, exclaims, ]
but it amt mine p
Customer" Great Heavens " land his
coat tail disappears round the corner
The wood wagon still stands in the
market square in the hot sun, and wood is
wood.
A Boy at a rural school being called on
for composition, furnished the following
" THE WEATHER: Twas calm still night
and the moons pale light shone soft Ger hill
and vale. Not leaf stirred not breeze
stirred; not a man stirred; not child
stirred not a horse stirred not a sheep
stirred; not even goose stirred"
Here he was interrupted by the teacher, who |
said his composition applied to agriculture. |
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-17

WoRKNEN are laying a new curb-stone
on the north side Of summer street near
Cedar,
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
WE HAVE ESTABLISHED TIE FOLLOWING
Agencies in Middle and East Tennessee for
the sale Of the
B U c. K E Y E
Reapers and Mowers.

J. W. O'BANNON, GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
RASC0E, MOORE 4 CO., Gallatin.
JAMES ANDREWS & CO.. Columbia.
JNO. D. FIANTT & CO., Pulaski.
LITTLE & PETERSON. Shelbyville.
GILLESPIE. WATKINS & CO., Chattanooga.
PENDERGRASS & CO., Cleveland.
W W. WOODRUFF. Knoxville.
The above named parties arc the only author
lied Agents for the sale of the " Buckeye" in Mid
die and East Tennessee.
We can furnish, on application. the names of
farmers in nearly every county who heretofore
used this Machine and all who desire 20 have the
BEST LABOB-SAVING and most reliable
MOWER are invited to call on us or our Agents.
HAMILTON & CUNNINGHAM.
No. Is College street, Nashville.
av1G-yf
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Parties purchasing have the privilege Of making
their tun selections from the imnsnfe stuey 1u
hnndi
None but servircablo property offered An
wagons warranted one year.
10000 pounds Chains. c0nsi listing of Log Draii.
Eilth. Strrichcr. Lock aud Tongue Ghains al Do
cents. Axes, Shoyeis. Spades. Picks and Gross
Cat SAWS.
Also full sets Il Carpenters. Black mlih. sild
sadiirrs' Tools. ~ a.. STEVENS
r..fu .HF
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EDUCATIONAL.
CrOCker's School
AT
WHITES CREEK SPRINGS
Twelve Miles North Of Nashville.

TlIE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
on Monday. thc 3d OF September. The
retired and healthful situation affords advantages
ior study. unsurpassed By any place in the State.
Price OF board. tuition, washing. fuel and lights
SD per session of twenty weeks. payable in ad-
vance. The students are required 10 furnish their
own towels and bed cover, including sheets and
pillow slips. faulO-Sm
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CiYiI and NTining Engineerinp.

At the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute. Troy,
New York
I'HE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS
L SEPTEMBER 18th. For the new Annual
Register containing fun information, apply to
PROF. CHARLES BROWNE, Director,
auS-lm Troy, New York
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DISAPPOINTED BURGLAR.-One Of these
oowardly night providers entered the prcmi-
SEES Of Mr.. Roach, in Edgefeld, last night
but upon the presentation Of a revolver ske-
dadled inconuuonuy, and len no trace be
hind.
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LAW sCmOOL.

LAW FACULTY;
HON. ROBERT L. CARUTUBRS
NATHAN GREEN, L. B.
HON. HENRY COOPER.
COURSE OF STUDY IN THE LAW SCHOOL.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Caruthers History Of Law
suit Walkers American Law Stephens Plead q
ing; kents Commentaries Story on PrOmissory
Notes.
MIDDLE CLASs.-Story on Bailments; Story on
Agency; Storys Equity Jurisprudence; Story's
Equity Pleading; Greenleafs Evidence; Criminal
Law.
SENIOR CLAss.-StOry on Conflict Laws; Angel
and Ames on Corporations; LomaI on Executors:
Parsons on Contracts; Fourth Kent reviewed:
Story on the Constitution.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-17

Tbs REQUIsITION OF THIS VALUABLE ART is
held to be matter Of such moment, net merely to
the literary and professional man, but also to the
merchant, that though forming no part of the COM
mercial course. it has been deemed in harmony
with the character of a commercial college, to
institute course Of instruction in il, which the
student at his option can avail himself Of con-
WINGED Of its ability for his own special purpose
Proficiency guaranteed in five lessons.
The college is in perpetual session. Rooms open
from o'clock in the morning till at night
Particulars as to terms, etc, furnished on ap-
picatiOn as above au4-Sm
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HosE COMPANY No. was busy ycster-
day cleaning cat the alleys.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-17

LOADS and loads Of watermelons are in
town. Prices nominal. Buyers don't seem
disposed to invest in cholera, and sellers are
anxious to get rid of their perishable stock.
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Ayers Pills.

Ayers Pills.
~ ARE you SICK. FEEBLE
~ and complaining? Are you
. out Of order with your system de-
NJ ranged and your feelings une0m-
4 ! Portable? These symptoms are
- ~ often the prelude % serious ill.,
ness. Some hr Of sickness il
creeping upon you. and should be
avcrted by timely use Of the rightremedy. Take
Ayers Pills, and cleanse out the disordered hum
"rs-puriiy the blood. aud let the fluids move on
unobstructed in health again. They stimulate
the functions Of the body into vigorous activity.
purify the system from the distractions which
make iscasc. A cold settles somewhere 10 the
body. and derauges it, natural functions. These.
II not relieved. rcnct upon themselves and the
surrounding organs producing general aggTaya-
ti0n, suffering and arrangement. While in this
condition. take Ayers Pills. and see how directly
they restore the natural action Of the system and
with It the buOyant feeling Of health again. What
Htrue and 50 apparent IN TINS TRIVIAL complaint
is also true in many Ct the deep seated and dan
gCruus dIsteIupGrs. The same curative effect
e1pels them Caused By similar distractions and
arrangements Of the natural functions Of the body
they are rapidly and many Of them surely cured
by the same means. None who know the virtue
Of these Pills will neglect 10 employ them when
suffering from the disorders they cure, such
Headache. Foul Stomach. Dysentcry, Bilious
Complaints, Indigestion. Derangetnent Of the
Liver, COstiveness. Constipation Heartburn.
rheumatism. Dropsy. Worms and Suppresson
when taken 10 large doses.
They are Sugar Coated. so that the Inort sensi-
tive can take them easily and they are surely the
best purgative medicine yet discovered.
Ayers Ague Cure,
For the speedy and certain Cure Of In
termItfent Fever. or ChiIIs and Fever,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb
Ague. Periodical Headache 81 Billions
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed.
for the whole class OF diseases origin
ating in hillary arrangement. eRused
by the malaria or miasmhfic conn
tries.
This remedy has rarely failed h cure the sever
est Of Chillf and Fever. aud 10 has this great
advantage over other Ague medicines. that 10 sub
dues the complaint without injury % the patient
l. contains no quinine or other deleteri0us sub
stance, nor does % produce quinsfu Or any injuri-
Gus effect whatever. shaking brothers Of The
army and the west. try il and you Will cnd0rse
these assertions.
Prepared by J. e. AVER a CO.,
Lowell. Massachusetts,. aud soll By
druggists and dealers every where az Wholesale
and retail; in Nashville by
BERRY. DEMOyILLE K WHARTON.
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ADAMS Express Company carries, daily,
immense quantities of peaches, and other
delicious fruit, to the Northern market.
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New York Money aud stool. Market.

by Telegraph
New York, August 16.-MOney steady at 4G5e.
for call loans. Sterling Exchange steady at 1915
al0S. Gold irmer, opening at l5l, advancing to
1927 and closing at 49, Government securities
active aud frmer Freights to Liverpool quiet.
Exchange nominal and quiet.
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| ROBINSON YEATMAN, JOHN ?. WTIELESSs
| New Orleans Nashville.
| HENRY c. YEATMAE,
| Of Woods, Y eatman Co., Nashville.
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FRIDAY. AUeTsr n. 80.
CnRoNoLooIcAL-Sumpter bombaried. -.
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad.

Leaves Chattanooga. ......4:l5 A. N. AND $50 p. NJ
Arrives at NRsvlle...-....-l:45 P. NJ AND j:45 A. n
Nashville and Southwestern RaiIrOnd
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Fast Riding.

An Englishlnan, boasting Of the su-
periority of tho horses in his country,
mentioned that the celebrated Eclipse
lad lrln q mile in minute. "Ay
good t,.llow." exclaimed III American
present "tl.at is less than the average
rate CT our common roadstcrs. [ live
i'll ny country sca1, near Philadelphia,
an,l ,rhcIr ]. ride in 4 hurry to town ot
Il morning my own shadow can't keep
up with luc, hut generally comes into
;lir wur:,iruso 20 find INC e minute to
4 lnillHlr alnl :. hall after my arrival.
Ono informing tho hcas: was restless,
aarl i na!o llilu ~ hard us T. could
several times around L lHrco factory,
Just 10 fake the old Hurry ulit Of kim.
We'll sir. lie wtlG: So last that The whole
tine saw my buck directly bcinT.
and WAS twicr il danger OF riding oFcl
luysel!r."
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The Power oGCiphers.

The enlightened man may have
clear understanding oi thousands, and
even m lions; but much beyond that
he can form no distinct idea. A sim
pie example, and one easily solved,
will illustrate the observation. If all
the vast bodies Of water that cover near
ly three fourths Of the globe were emp
tied, drop by drop, into one grand ro-
servoir, the whole number Of drops
could be written by two words, leigh.
teen scctilltons, "and expressed in
figures by annexing t'> cnty-four ciphers
to the nul1ber eighteen. ilS,00O, ,000,.
OO0,O00,H' 1000. 900, ,000.) a m manmigllt
aswel att ,npt to explore tho bounds
of eternity as to form an itlea Of the
units embodied in the expression above;
for although the aggregate Of drops ia
indicated by figures i'll tho space of only
one inch and half in ordinary print,
yet if each particular drop were noted
by separate stroke like the figure l,
it would form q line longs enough to
|, wind round the sun six thousand bill
lions Of times!
Now observe if you please, the mar
velous power ofvalue which the ciphers,
insignificant by themselves, give the
significant figures Is. The young rea-
der will be- surprised to learn that the
use Of the cyphers to determine the
value of any particular figure, which is
now prasticed by every seEool-boy, was
unknown to tho ancients. Therefore,
among the Greeks and Romans, and
other nations Of antiquity, ari1! matical
operations were exceedingly tedious
and difficult They had to reckon with
pebbles, shells, or beads use'l as coun-
tcrs, to transact the ordinary business
Of lifr. Even the great Cicero, in lis
Grafton tor. Roscius, tho actor, in order
to express three hundred thousand, had
toluako use nf the very awkward and
cumbrons notation, ccrijoo crcIooo cccI-
1Jo. How very odd this seems: in
tho ycur llDcctLxrI!"
Educational Monthly.
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The Freedman's Nation
al Bank.

The Freedmen's National Banka
swindliLg institution established SOM
where on the seacoast of South Cap-
lima by an enterprising Boston fin,
has come to grief. It appears to hap
been one Of the most bare-faced swil
dies over put upon the much :lova
African. a correspondent of an e1
thenge says that tho uoten ~eso-wretchht-
ed Autographs, much resembling blak-
ing box labels, but printed in gardy
colors, which captivated the eyes Of he
poor negroes. Each Freedman Who
deposited a dollar greenback in ;he
bank, received a two dollar note of tis
gay, pictorial issue, and anciedot
course that he was so much richer;
This thing went on under the aes
ofthc Frcedmen's Bureau, for sane
time, and no effect seems to have ben
made by the officers Of that benign
institution 10 interfere with the opea-
tons Of the swindlers. Finally, h,w,
ever, a Captain Jewett lot Of the 1u-
reau, who was working a plantationin
tho vicinity, wrote to Washingtonon
tho subject. Unfortunately the po-
prietors got wind Of the matter and (e>
camped suddenly, getting safe off with
their booty, which amounted to tlcu-
sands of dollars. It is prcsumab!c tlat
they have returned TO Boston-to lec-
turc possibly on the wrongs Of the Ec-
Gro and the dishonesty Of tho Southern
whites, The two worthless who perpe-
tratod this swinilc arc named Charges
ard IIigginson.
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J. r HERSHMAN-Editor.

&uteS tor Advertising:
pr one Squsrc-ten lines or lcss-ONE
f.I.aE and FIFTY CENTS 70. the first
Er.;ou and ONE DOLLAR for each sub
Flcnt.
f;Etr"AEv NorlcsS exceeding one square
5argcd at advertising rate.
Transient Advertisements and Job Work,
lIIST BE PAID FOR IN ADV ANCE.
- deduction made, except to our regular
crtisirg patrons.
Terms Of subscription for ono ear
i'll advance; ifnot paid within three
S from the time OF subscr < ion. 81 90.
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\ meeting ofnegroes' was late
ly held in Cherokee county, Ala
bama, where they bound them
selves together not to work for
less than 81 per day during the
present harvest; under penalty
of receiving fifty lashes. Con-
sequentl,y the white men ,!rr
gathering the harvest al $l.''r'
lrr day
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The Constitution Of tn, State of
North Carolina requires a property
qualification Of 81 ,5O), and aresidence
Of five years, to makea person eligible
to the office of Governor. 4 7roposi-
ton was made in the Convention re-
Gently to modify the ppvision, but it
vas lost BY Il decided majority
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John tho Baptist, made by the reigios
Of monastery. It will, indeed, bea
curious thing to sec an army Of monl.
Yes, Italy must be free, in spite Of te
intrigues Of the Cabinet and tho sna,s
of diplomacy. Yes, free to tho Adj
attic.
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Gen. Grant not q Candi-
date for the Presidency.

1t may he stated positively that Gc:l.
Gran: will not accept: :: nomination for
tie Presidency for thu next term from
uu~par'v or faction whatever. His nom-
inaiiou would he equivalent 10 an c.r':-
ton, and his election would necessarily
lead 10 his retirement from public life at
the rad OF hiI tarm OF Office lie con-
sidcrs himself yet too Young /" withdraw
tito retirement; aud while he nn4ur*-
tinnsbly has aspirations for Presidential
hnunrs with which tu crown his il ustri-
Gus career, he :telS confident that b" ca:
enjoy snch honors eight or twcly' or
more Years hence rs readily as now -
These ideas have recently been express
cd 10y him to his most ultimate persona
friends, arc unquestionabIy the IDEAS
that will control him, Notwithstanding
the powerful influences now being us d
to win hi consent to accept Il rom!"a
ton. So says the New York Herald,