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THE PRESIDENCY.

tn, following are The letters Of acceptance al.
dressed b. xr / ncoln and General Mcclellan to
the committees Nv ru.ng them Of thor respective
nor,ir s,lons WHOM waitcd upon by the Baltimore
Committee, NJ. Lincoln responded az follows:
Mr.. CiNTsAs ANp GsrIKyss or rnE Co,iyir.
TIE | will neither conceal M qualification nor
sran thc cyrressi, IA e nv gratitude that tic Juon
feoph, through their Convention, IN the continued
ehot 10 save and adveuce tho na,ioi, have deemed
m" not unworthy b. remain IN my pre- Vut position
l Know no reason to doubt that sllAll accept the
nomination rendered. and yet t,ihau- ehpuld not
d'N arc dsnnltcly ic:urc reading aud cons der -
VIA! IL ca led the platform. | WILL say now, how.
ever, inst approve the declaration IN favor 81 20
sntndlng the Constitution as " prohibit hlnvery
throughout the nation. When the people IN revolt,
with TIE hundrct days explicit ntt,e TINT they
could with n tho-e days csrtnc Their alo3 ance
without the overthrow Of their Institutions md
mat thcy could not rrsuue II Afterwards electCt -
stand ont such an amendment II the & institution
as IA now PROPOSED h.cnmc q titing and nccessgr +;
concusion 10 the fual succ - the Union
perceive liz importance, snl eiD0f,ocl It. IL tie
iJini names ~ fdhcr'y and ruion let Va lsLor to
give Il legal form sud rsciical ciicc,.
lie subsequently ailrcss,d the following formal
letter Of acceptance to the sane comIniiics;
EXECUTIVE rrrAur~eSr. '
Washing.on juno u, i-6t
GvSTr.Nrs Your lc 'er a. tie iith mst, for
fIhIy not sing fe " q hsv' Teen ~ nntoI Ivy
the Convent ou ycu r,prsscnt for the Presidency u
the Unie'l States Tor tour years from the ih a.
March ncKi, hiss oecn rcce we'd. The uofninta ur "a
gracefully rtccitri, a. TIC Ncs0'utons 90 'lc Con.
veniirn called tho ps'iortn-art heartily ii.
proved.
whllo 'be resolution 10 -ec,rd 10 The s.iu''ant-
ing Of republican government upon a." wcucrn
tnftulut 10 fI|lt ,oucurIei IN, theo ilipht ! e
fn,sunJ'l @,1ru' . w''e No, 70 say tiqt Pie p.s
| won Of tn' GOO umou' IN rclauos /, the a,,.'. 3:
France IN NrXco. assumed through tho S'rir
Drrsrinchi ana i1r-cd by the Convc' toil ''noa
| ti- a. sasutrs nni acia Il the Executive, vii ia
.ittlDF maintained 20 LONG az the r'hte ol iacti
81 all leave Il At position pertinent AMI .rl cable.
| sw ",pce,.iy yrat act that u.o enl1.of .1d thr
~, ann wcro forgotten - ihe Convention, as
tssy e cscr a'.s, aud viii J., remembered by tIH
| gra'".n col Intf. Tor ~hose salvation they deyoto
| their iv.i.
Iannains von for tic Kind and Complimentary
terms Ia whic COW hsvc communicated the u1uIi.
D.ton sld ntlrr prJccc lnss v tae Convention. I
| subtDrro myteli,
Your obc-iient ssrvani
Ar,UNs LtrooL>
| Hon. WV. DGrusoS and o,Aers.
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FAST LIFE AND SWIFT Decay


The times in which we live TEEN with won-
ders. Nothing seems impossible; for the i'm
possibilities of one year become the common
place events of the next. Lightning PRESSES
instantaneous communication between the
most distant points, and innumerable inyen-
tions foT COMPRISING vast amounts of bust
ness into small spaces of time, and for cur
failing the processes of production and mans
ufactIre, are among the lnaryels of this mar
velous era, u Undsf such circumstances, we
ay truly be said to live sfast life.p But
whethea the whirl and rush by which we are
borne along is really conducive to our happi-
ness is another question. @ 4
Certain it is, that the average duration Of
human life is decreasing in the midst of this
excitement. The modern phases of disease
seem to puzzle ana battle the faculty, and with
two remarkable exceptions, viz, HoLLow AY S
Pills and HoLLowAY's s OINTMENT nomedicnes
appear to make the desired impression upon
| internal or external disorders. These two
celebrated remedies are said, however, TO be
accomplishing the most wonderful cure:
throughout the length and breadth of ou
Hand. Liver complaint aud diseases of th'
stomach and bowels which in a majority o
cases are produced by .oVer-exertion and owe
Excitement in business, yield 20 the Pill
when all the resources of the druggist an
tapothecary have failed, and eruptive an
scrofulons complaints seem to be eaquall
under the control of the Ointment. We cor
y gratulate DIR. HOLLOWAY on the signal success
of his great medicines in this country. Fro
what we know of the man, we have no doul
that the profits derived from that success wi
afford him far less satisfaction than the kno
ledge of the good his remedies have effected
n Ny. "4n,cricolt." " CEEETgr
L =
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3 sherif's Sale.
s. Hogue and wife,


J. W. Bradshaw and others,
BY virtue eff an order of sale ONE directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the courthouse,
in the town of Woodsield, in said county,
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. m. and
four o'clock p. M, on -
Saturday, Apra 2,l1S64,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, TO wit: sE res'sid isi.Ie#frl
Town lots numbers !, 2, and 5, in Browns
vile, Monroe County, Ohio; alse, about 2 acres
adjoining said town, and described as follows:
Beginning at the north west corner of the
Grave Yard lot, thence mouth along an alley
at the east side of Brownsville, Il and nine
tenth perches, thence, east Ii and nine tenth
petches, thence south II aud nine tenth
perches, thence west IL and nine psrches to
the place of beginning. fe'S'@s'1'
Ordered to be sold as the the property oi
J. w. Bradshaw and others, at the suit of S.
Hogue and wife. ven sdi la tea ataoe ssIT
oSaa1 GEO. w. CARROTHERS, s :
a.sez go s l@ Sheriff, Nj. Co.
March 2, 1864. $3.50: 's'1fHp 's,r
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Administrators s Sale.

BY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court
of Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigned as
administrator of Greenberry Mobey, late OF
,aid County, deceased, will offer for sale at
public outcry, ON the premises, on ,.s
as Saturday, March 26th, 1864, at
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and
1 O'Clock p. m, on said day. the following
premises, situate in Monroe County Ohio to
Wit - - tfiA'At saSAe' 2t'sest
The east half of the south east quarter aud
the south west quarter OF, the sonth east
quarter Of section twenty, township four and
range four; also the north east quarter of the
north east quarter and the north east quarter
Of the north west quarter of the north east
quarter. of section ninetsen, same township
and range
TERMS OF SALE-one third in hani,
one third in one year, and the residue in two
years, withintersst on the deferred pay uents
from the day Of sale, to be secured to the BAT
isfaction of aths sundersigned.a Sssqf
t..a ssa NATHAN MDBLEY, Admir-
sfe5vsS OF Grsenbvrry hobley, deceased
March 2, lS64.--4w, a} .el.s,tf IS tt.'.
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: RoBACHs STOMACH BITTERs.

/ Il has long been the aim ofsphysicians to
and a ooribination of medicines having the,
REQUISITES stimulating and tonic properties TO
relieve and cure the common complaints OF
BiIIiousness. Liver disorders, Langaer, Head
ache. Lownsss of Spirits. Indigestion. 'ann-
dice, Fever and Agu-, &C., which are the as
eases incident to this climate the Sreneey
| as been saiscover.d by DIR EReback, and in
thousands Of cases the merits of his Bitters
have been tested in the above complaints
| and there is but one voice from the people
and that is in favor of these truly wonderiul
stomach Bittsrs. We advise all who ar.
afflicted and need an agreeable tonic for the
TROUBLES above indicated, to commence al
once using these Bitiers. See Advertisement
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Sheriffss Sale.
NJ. Dougherty and wife,


James, Herron and others. i-Asa
BY virtue Of an order Of sale to Inc directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, / will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the Court House
in the town of WoodsfeId, in said County
between the hours of ten o'clock a. M, and
a o'clock p, M. on f,
gt ..Saturday. 4prI 2, 1864, =
the following described real estate, situate
in said county, to witt - s6lee sgt s.ts.,gt
The south west quarter of the south east
quarter of section twenty two, township three
range five, containing forty one acres, more
or less. nd E5Si e dseau s7r r4-s..s
Also the north east quarter of the south
east quarter of same section, township and
range, containing forty one acres
Also thirty one acres of the south wesi
corner of section sixteen, in same township
and range bounded on the north by lands o
David Kirkbride, on the east by lands of kin
kade and on the south and west by the Sec
tion line. a - 's
Ordered to be sold as the property of Jane.
HERON and others, at the suit of M. Dough
srty aud wife. 90 -
. g GEO. w. CARROTHERS, e
,..~ ,s.,a- Sheriff, M, e. D
March q, 1sc4.--pf. 81, 20. ...'-.
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81 $ Executors Sale. s
TN pursuance of an order granted by the
/ Probate Conrt of Monroe ,;onnty,, Ohio.
will oner for saleat public auction on the
72R9 3lst day of March 1864,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, upon the prem
ises the following described real estate, situate
iu the County Of MoLroe, and State of Ohio,
to wit:
The north half of the west half Of the
north west quarter OF section twenty three,
in township six. of range seven,a containing
forty acres, more or less. Appraised at
$4,000. -eae. oi ntad stnaoJ s8sG6,
TERMS OF SALR.-One third in hand, one
fhird in one year, and one third in tS years,
from the day of sale, with interest; the pay
,nsnts to be secured by mortgages upon the
premises sold. aiis s1as ~ ha-iaPa7 sxr n6
saeFsas.Hf 7o CHARLES HARE, ,a31sis
- Executor Of John Dotson, Deceased.
March 2, 1S64.-4w. alf's hsas yse o. =.
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90 FRUET q
Il. R T. Z s. ..

10000 Apple Trees, must b"
sold before the last day of March 1861,
Apple Trees feet and less, eau be bought
for 5 ce. is each and the best kinds for this
Climate, also Pears, Peaches, Cherries.
at very low price. Nursery two miles
south Of Centersville, on the road lead
ing from st. Clairsville TO Woodsfeld.
Come as soon as the weather will ad-
NIT. q @2zse o-e< F&&
&TsF A. w. GEAHEkRT.
Belmont County, Ohio,
Feb. 10, 1864. .--3w. Fos9-g 2sfg - =
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Legal Notice.

ID SNioSSA ~ OSAONs saf7 ss-.fer--.
NICHOLAS voRG,LY and John voegtly,
In who reside in the State of Pennsylvania
VIII take notice, that on. the 10th day of Feb
ruary 1864, Ruth Dickerson fled her p,ti-
tion in the Court of Common, Pleas of Monroe
County, 0hie, the object of which is to obtain
possession and recover bach rents of the fol-
lowing premises. in saiu County, to wit:
( Two ard oneshalf acres of land IN section
twenty three, township one and range four,
beginning at thes north west corner of said
land, thence south eighty, seven and hall
degrees east two hundred and sixty perches.
thencedown, the Ohio river three perches and
three, links, thence north eighty six and
three fonrth degrees, west two hundred and
fifty nine and a half perches. "a asi.s,.z s.r., !
Said defendants are notified to answer OF
demur on or before the 9TH day of May 1854
or juugment will be taken by default at,the
May term of said Court.
szeAA 81 fA JOHN 8. WAY,
5 ii92 Ssas .. siSsA Attorney for Petitioner. p
March 2, 1s64-6w. ,tj1 - i
sas
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NOTICE.
Thomas Bratton,
against

John S. Graham.
TOHN s. GRAHAM, who is not resident of
u the State of Ohio, will take notice that
Thomas 3ratton, flsd in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, his petit
tion against the said John s. Graham, on the
2oth day Of January 1864. in which the said
Thomas Bratton claims that the said John s.
Graham is indebted to him in the sum of
$S92,6 with interest thereon from April g.,
1850, evidenced by the promissory note Of
said John S. Graham. and that an order of
attachment has been levied upon the real
estate Of said John s. Graham in said county;
and that said Thomas Bratton will ask for a
Judgment for said amount at the May Term
of said court 1864.
-s'es-honW .sEl3'liit THOMAS BRATT0N.
Feb. II, lse4.-sw. 50 .sid0
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Legal Notice.
John Duvall,

8 ohH - ~ az,
against
Martha A. Mccoy and John H. Mccoy.
M ARTHAs A Mccoy and John II. Coy,
INl will take notice that John Duvall ou
the first day of March A. d. 1864. fled in the
Gourt of Common Pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio, his petition against them, in, which he
demands partition of the follow described
real estate,ssituate in Monroe County, Ohio,
to wit: ~ ass5ss issx sff f.as 81 Il sfqt.t,r /,
sThe nsrth west quarter of the north east
quarter of section thirty three, IN township
three of range four. Also, the south east
quarter of the south west quarter Of section
thirty four, in township thrse, of range four.
And that at at the May Term of said Court
1854, an order to assign the dover Of said
Martha Al. Mccoy y@in said premises, land al.
order OF partition will be asked for by the
1,sfEgsggs. IN Frr ,, JOHN DUvALL. !
March g. 1S6A-6w. 4 aA3 80. ~ Z
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NOTICE

WHEREAS, my wife Susan Windland has left
my bed and board, without any just cause or
provecation, this is to warn all persons from
harboring OF trusting her on my account, as
l will pay no debts of her contracting.
.s JAMES. WiNLAND.
Feb. "a, lsS4.-3w. .pd. Ssi ~ 5sf
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Pay Up! Pay Up!!

LII persons knowing themselves indebted
"A to the firm of Sinclair &.Baker, are re-
qpested to make immediateQpay mcnt. as long
er indulgence cannot be given.si s.csf bas,.,l
i...4s zol SINCLAIR & gBAK Err )
Feb. IL, 1S64.--tf., ! ~ - s-,t.s.- .sl.f :.
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Legal Notice.

Camuel Miller and John Miller will take
O,lotice that a petition was filed against
Them on the 25th day Of January A. D. 1854
IN the Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe Co.
unity Ohio by David C Steel the Guardian
of Mary C Steel and is now pending, wherein
the said Mary c Steel demands partition. OF
the following real Estate to wit.
Ninety four acres of Land Oh the west side
of the south east quarter of section nine lin
Township six of Range siz. z-=azs- ,s.--.
Also fifty TWO acres oi Land on the side OF
the south west quarter Of section two of the
same township and rangs. And that at the
May term of said Court 1884, application will
be made for an order that paltition may b.
made of said premises. s7A Bsugisasku
i..e 'esssssss DAVID G STEEL, aaai'
Feb. S,IS64. -6w. Guardian.
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Teachers Association
Legal Notice,

Barbara Butt, Mary Butt, Catherine Foyoc t
Marx Butt, Elisabeth Stoffal and Michael Sto
faf her hus sband, will take notice ths t on the
22nd day of February, 1864, George Fayock
as Administrator of Baltzsr Butt, deceased
fled in the Probate Court of Monroe County
Ohio. his. petition, the object and prayer OF
which is to obtain leaveto convey tn Adam
Schellsby virtue OF a contract made in the life
time of said decedent, the following real estate
lying in Monroe County, Ohio, to Wit: gsfgrf.i
Being the south half of the north half OF
the south west quarter of Sc, tion s(29) TWEEN
ty mine, in township Eve, range six, and eleven
and sixteen hundredths acres, In the south
east corner of the north east quarter of the
south east quarter of section, thirty five f35,) }
in the above tow nship and range Commeno,
ing for the same at the south east corner OF
the aforesaid half quarter: thence north
eighty-eight and three. fourth degrees g west
two hundred.and five and ffty-foar hundredth
rods, thence north one and one fourth de-
grees east forty and forty eight hundredth
rods, thence south eighty eight and three
fourth degrees east two hundred and ave and
fifty four hundredth rods. thence south one
and fourth degrees west forty and forty four
hundredth rods to the place of beginning, con
tanning dfty two acres e tszie st.s ....
Said petition will be for hearing on the 9th
day of March 1854. eJN0 S. WAY,
-al 81 esr 50 Atty for Petitioner.
Feb. "A, l864.-3w.
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Attachment Notice. 2
Geo. II. Davenport, Plaintiff,

a. ash Fafss.9ss against = a sfss7lIR
20 Charles Porter, Defendant s6i 81
On the 5th day Of march 1864, Edward Sal
isbury, j.. p for Center township. Mouroe
County, ohie, issued an order Of attachment
in this action, for the sum of twenty seven
dollars and seventy one cents. SD - Aadsi
.K51A ss1s GEORGE II. DAVENPORT.
M,rch 9, lS64.-3w. da1eA
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United States Internal Reve-
5-sras1 4fg ~ nue.. aE-H aas 81 la5
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1864.

The attention Of tax, PAYERS is hereby called
TO lhs provisions of the United States Excise
Law relative to the assessment of annual
taxes. ,sg u, ss.fF s,.sssr "a szssrs,5sF sze,s,,
Ry the sixth section of the act of July I,
1862, it is made the duty of all persons, part
nerships. firms, associations, or corporations,
made liable TO any annual duty, license, or
tax, on OR BEfaRE THE FIRST MONDAY OF NAY
IN EACH YEAR, to make list or return to the
Assistant Assessor of the District where loca
ed Of the amount of annual income, the arti-
cles or objec,s charged with special tax, and
the business or occupation liable to pay any
license. t<.e =" 7Ass 7A
Every person who shall fail to make such
return hy the day spec fed win be liable to
be assessed by the Assessor acco. ding to the
best intoriuation which he can obtain; aud in
| such case tie Assessor is required to add fifty
per centuln to the amount of the items Of
| such list - z.A - 3- -%
Ever, person who $ all deliver to an Asses
| sor any false or fraudulent list or statement
with intent to evade the valuation or enunler
ttion required by law. is sabjpct to 4 fine o.
i've hundred dollars; and in such case the
| list will be made out by the Assessor or AS
| sistant Assessor, and from the valuation anG
snumerafion so made there can be no appeal
| Payment Of the annual taxes, except thos,
| for hcenses, viii not be demanded until til,
thirtieth day of June. Ae.a g S3ie
| The appropriate blanks on which TO max.
return, and all necessary Information, will b,
furnished BY JAMES Il RAY, Assistant Asses
sor for the sth Division, to whom the return.
,hould be delivered on or before the f.s
.ion,iay OF May, at his Office, in Clarington
Monroe County Ohio ''7'Ai e"fAs hs
| j. r. WATERS,
| 2l91t.f4 u. 8. Assessor 18th District.
March ., 1S64-Sw.
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Settlement Account.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Jesse Miracle
IN as Adn,nistrator. Of, Timothy Cav .raugh,
has fled a partial settlement account i'll the
Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, which
will be for hearing aud adjudication in said
Court on tne 2Srd day of March, 1864.
w. T. SlNCL AIR,
March 2, 1864 -3w. Probate Judge.
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4DMTNISTRA T0R'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby gwen that the undersigned
was, on the 5tli day of March 1864, appointed
by the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
Administrator of the Estate OF William Lits
ten, deceased.
y - JACOB T. MORRILL,, admir-,
March ., 1s64.-3w.T - ~
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Master Commissioners Salc.
- sias sa Thomas Hope, S v,seg.,o

So
Solomon ". Wheeler and wife.
DYiyirtue of mandate to mc directed from
ID the Court of Cu,nmen Pleas Of Monroe
County, Ohio, L will offer for sale at public
auction, at the trout door of the Court House
in the town Of Woodsteld, in said county,
between the hours of ten s'cleck5 Am. and
Saturday, l.haych 81, 1864,
the-following real estate .situa in said coun-
ty teswit :aaassa8 II fsna9 ndi a.sil l.-,...y Is
LOT NUMBER sTWENTY,aIN THE,
i1Hes TOWN OF CLARINGTON,
in said County, with all the buildings thereon
Ordered by said Conrt to he sold at the suit
of Thomas Hope against solomon v. Wheeler
and wife, TO satisfy arhortgags by them made.
Appraiseinent 1898, "a. s. hei
'aess EDW ARD ARCH BOLD, .sosaa
t.,.,..g :, asa Mas. Com, NJ, g. o. o
Feb, "a, lss4-pf $3.50 =, .,-s,,s,,r =.
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We do hereby certify that the foregoing is taken
and truly copied from the books IN the Ohces OF the AUDI
tr 80 g,,aa s1r,er of said County nj. UOEFFLER,
WI ''A reS Aud. NJ. c. O.
M.rcb 7e< 1S64--fw. WM READ, Treas
80
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scaEtl ~ ~ 80 n - : :. :. : z .-lsi Z
-75I---l-T - % -I-EIzo.Tl T4.gI gaist5.
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Executors Sale.

March q, lss4.-pf. 81 20. .s ~. 2
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A strikinr Coincidence,

There is striking coincidence in the
wouHding Of jackson and Longstreet, the
two Generals upon whom Lee has hereto
fore mainly relied TO carry out his plans.
They were both shot at Chaneellorsville by
minnies, both hit in the right arm, and
both wounded by their oEn meD. jack
son fell upon the Saturday evening follow
ing Hooker's repulse. BE had proceeded
out on the turnpike leading from Chsncel-
IorsTille to examine his lines. Instead Of
riding alone, as was his habit generally on
such occasions, be was accompanied by
most Of his staff and several orderlies.
a squad Of the lst North Carolina Regi-
ment had, in the meantime, been posted
across the road by q Division General tc
intercept bedy Of cur cavalry which he
learned Was on Reconnaissance. Mis-.
taking Jackson and his aids, in the dark
FOR the Union troopers, they all fred as he
drew near, killing the aids, sounding two
orderlies and the General. This is the
rebel account From the came source, W
learn that on Thursdsy last OIgstree
was severely wounded, while in from
by Mahone's troops, who fred upon hin
" lmloteAo- Ln