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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
GpeGial Notifies.

German Republicans Central Committees regu
Tx meeting OF this Committee viii be held at headqussels
THT3 friday EVENING 1881 Inst, at oel5ck. Punctga
attendance is requesS a sIsg q ag;aPSs J OF
G GI; =, S.f Rs14. s'er''ari''
Unconditional Union Central Commlttee.-A
meeting Of this COMMITTEE will he held e. II, n fplg
-'''' ''''"-'' ~ '''' ADAM G. ELLIS. President
a A. & & I'VE Gss1.' }Reeondas Secs
George William CARTS
will deliver Address before
TIE CENTRAL UNION CLUB Of BROOKLYN.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH,
FRIDAY EyENING, Marsh -
Ssbjsc,:
POLITICAL ISF1DELrTg"
Admission t5c to al parts Of the house.
Ar Introductory ths organ at y o'clock.
Tcke.s the book and music storcr Brooklyn In.
dependent Office, New York, AMI at the door,
The demand great would be well to se-ure tickets at
once IS only limited number viii be sold.
"The Presidential Campaign"
TIE Voters Of NewYOrs in favor Of bringing the Of
MAJoR-GEN JOHN C. FREMONT before the People. in
connection with the Presidency OF the United Sss w
yited to NEE. ct ROOM No. 20 COOPER INSTITUTE, for
tho purpose of forming FREMONT CAMPAIGN CLUB,
On FRIDAY EyESGNG, March ~, ct O'Clock.
The Members OF the Medical Profession OF this
city requested send meeting be held in the ball Of
the College Physicians and Surgeons, the corner Of Esd
st. and 4h.ay on FRIDAY EVENING, the 18Th inst At o.
O'Clock take 10 cooperate with the NErRDpOl-
ITAN FAIR b. hed IN I'D Of ,b. funds oil tho United Sta:e'
SANITARY Commission.
VALESTlNE MOTT J.E. TAYLOR. NJ p.
EDW'D DELAFfELD,M.D d. JAMES r. WCOD, NJ. d.
JOSEPH a. SMITH NJ ID. ALoNLO CLARK, N. ID.
Nm H. VAN BUREN, NJ u. GURDON BUCK, G D.
JAMES ANDERSON, NJ. ID.
T. MATLOCK CHEESMAE, " D.
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The Methods, Episcopal Conference.

PATTERSON n. T.. Thursday. March IL, 1864.
The Press publishes The resolutions adopted
to-day by the Newark Methodist Episcopal Conference
against giving the lands granted by the Genera! Gov
ernmen; for mn agricultural College any religious. or
other seat of learning in the State They were unani-
mousy adopted without debate.
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MARRIED..

KIP. DDOMS-On Thursday, March IL az ~ refers
chn,ch n,o.,lyn by the rev John A. Paddock Henry
Nip to Enilie H., daughter OF William Addoms' esq
TysFN-sHELLlSG-In Meaford Mass; on W.dns'dsy
n,rch nv tile Rev g. Il Preston, Mt Daniel ". Tysen
Of satea Island NJ Y. Miss Fila p. smelling OF Boston
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Hli!itarp Notirss.

No. s1isEsS. NkS Y0ns; sss; y, logan
sSmS'n Saas, IN liz ..,v. q Il.
1nc soasa u or pss.s hresfs city Of New
YORK y 10 Al, sntis 10 'nd require .0sS tsnoe VIZ n
81 srb,tsnee No 2Bndses, w'.s the Office SCUM emo
Of the Park Barracks ,,... 80, or other
Ia Of he anticipated arrival Of ops in order a' P'
nrsp.rstions may be made .us. .caR
~sP""" A. B. EArV n, Colonel and A. w. d
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To the Public.

Thirty years uninterrupted use Of BRANDRETHS PILLS
in the United s.ite. their introduction to the people OF Mex
leo Central and South America the Antilles the Cenadas and
Ausr. having been the Of saving nom death and Re
.rns to health thousands who have suffered from every Torn
Of disease may justly proclaim them th- best pursAN
medicine the world Ia, ever known.
Purssion Is Natures method OF curing diesse and sn,
fought Tho horse the dog fnd cat, wien sic reor; to
those which open theiF bowels birds who digest
By muscular alone swallow stones to as.s: hor
atyc powes so nc, wei reason and the sibie all
teach that purga,on is the natural law governing health
Physicians who have been the most successful have rvar
-hy adhered to this natural law. though always vii" Iura'
lives inferior to Brandr-th, Pills
To possess tho compromising the bes. purgtive
known medical science Sigh: possibility My chief
obec. in life Is to make tie Branirch Pins they shal
tain their high character aud hope that at tho afflicted may be
induced to try their merits and be restored 10 health The
}EISDaErs PLLs iaey,a'e ne We p,feipe and dn"'sA
Is, death p,iacipi> II you ak how this Is done, reply
They cleanse blood correct and regulate s The -ecreon
and y pargaton discharge tho whole OF morbid matter
from tho body without reducing the strength PuEgaiion
With the remedies in fashion with tho regular pofc'1ion
os-rne onr strength such degree in many that
h.o!s injury to our general health is o!ten produced;
Whereas BBANDRETHs PILLS. while 1hey cleanse the
body BIZ pur;a.cn add strength to the vital powers.
L. BRANDRETH.
Principal Office, BBANDRETH BUILDING.
See B Brsndreth ia on the Government stamp.
Grny's Patent Yielded Co!inrs
Hare now been before ,he public for nearly year They
are universally pronounced The nssest and be,s htug Cos
e,lant.
The upper odgo presents perfect curve iFee from the
eng les noticed in all other coolers.
The r.y, causes no FUCKERS the inside of The rundown
roI.r-thay are AS SMOOTH INSIDE As OUTSiDE-and
therefore perfectly Tree and cay to tire neeN
The Garot.e Collar has smooth aud evenly finished edge
OIL BOTH
These Collars arc simply fat pieces Of paper ca: in the
form OF Collar but And sEaPED 10 Eir THE
Sgcg
They are made Novelty or turn DOWN. style in every
iu, lie om u to II inches and in "Eurek tor GaTotel
nom - 70 II inches and packed in solid sizes" in neat blue
cartoons. containing loo each also in smaller ones Of 10 each
the latter very hsudy package for Tsyer' Amy and Navy
Cfcoss.
EVERY COLLAR /. stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NODDED COLLAR
The trade supplied by
j. ). LOWREY & Co,
AGENTS,
Nc 81 Werren.st., New York
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The II. a. supr-mr Court,

WARRINGTON Thursday. March u. 1864.
No 16S, The United States, appellants, agt.
j. L. FusoIns Executors. This IA being argued in
the U. s. Supreme Court to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

New CONTAMINATION 800 hill
on Che Pawtuxet Bank Of Providence, T. l. were III cir
culaiion last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

y. T--f86O-Xs
Persons OF edertary hsb troubled With weakness iast
tude pspaton Of the heart lack OF appetite dstrcss aes
eating torpid liver onsipaon &C., deserve 10 suffer they
will not Try the ceebrsted
PLANTATION BITTERS,
which recommended by the highest medical authss
ties and warranted to proce immediate beneficial effect
They are exceedingly agreeable perfectly pun, and mua
snpercee all other toncs where healthy gentle sdmusnt
required
They purify strengthen and invigorete
They create healthy appetite.
They arc an antido,e 10 change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of ds alton and late aours
gney strengthen the system ancg rnliyrn the mind
They prevent masmstc and int rursttent tevers.
They purify the breath aad acidity of the somach.
They cure Dyspepsia uDd Constipation
They cure Diarrhea ard Cholera Nstbrs.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the angd brilliant. and
exhausted grea. They composed OF tho
celebrated Csays bark uineryern. s.sstra, roots ard
herbs, all preserved in perfectly pure Sc Croir rum For
particulars circulars and testimonials arsond each bottle
beware OF imposors. Famine every bcttie. see that ~
has our private w. Stamp usmutasd the cork. with
plantation scene, and signature hrs steel plate sids
label See that ouf bottle reted with spurious and
deleerious stuff Any peror pretending TO sell Plantation
Biter. oy the gallon or in bulk impostoS Amy
initiating this bottle selling any other material therein,
whether called Plantation Bites not criminal under
the u g. Law and Will be prosecuted BY u.s. We already
have eye several parties reing bottles &c.
will succeed in getting Themselves into close quarter Tbs
demand o< Drake- Plantation Bitter, from ladies' cxrsymen
merchants &C. is incredible. The simple trial OF bottle 10
evidence present of their woh superiority They
sold by all respectable druggists, grocer. sciAn
hotels, saloons ste boats aud country stores.
T. p, DRAKE CO,
Nc. 2C2 Broadway, NJ Y.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TIE PACIFIC kA1LKOAD.
Mr. BOYD Gun, Mo- introduced bill to
eomplsts the southwest branch OF the Pacific Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
pusiuees Notifies.
IMPogTAST TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.


Year. Of patient research and unweared experiment Kindly
assisted by tho 6r,i ,eirnte AID presOnoi character in
Newly IL, have produced and perfected
CHEvALsRs
LuE rHn HAZE.
The DRsr HAN DRESSING
-, s,sa % the public IT REsron.s GR.r HAN TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR giving Fresh aud Natural appearance
m ,op in falling Oh. in re day, and keep the head cesn'
coo and healthy Doe, NOT stain ne kia so the whie'
fabric I,.ntirrly diacrcn! from any other preparation
IL. entire freedom from al, injurious qualities, Chat In many
inure the Hair and sod the sothes) the
nicely of the composition and It's
SWEET AND DELICATE PERFUME,
IN. mos. d.i,abe article the tole, and hair
IN, vet offered to the public 81 per bOt,ei IS per halt
dozen in fancy boxes Can be sent by express For sale at
tie Drug Stores.
None genuine without the signature Of the INVENTOR
SARAH A. CHEvaLIEa NJ d.
No. LEA Broadway, New York.
Md, C. en- be consulted gratuitously personally OF
by letter at No 1913 Broadway, where Information IN regard
to the treatment of tn. Head Hair will be clearly explained
STEISwAY g. Sons, Manufacturers OF urahn,
Square and Upright PIANOS removed Their msfs,ooia
10 their new MnIbe Building, Nos ~ ana - 70. i>''
between Union Square and Irving Place, Sew.IoIk.
TRUssys.-Dr. RIGGs's MULTIPDAL TRUs'
challenges comnsr;son with any Tss known Hard hnbbef
wtarproof cl.snly and durable Protects the eesd and con
tracts the opsaings No. Barclay'st'' new TOTE.
G. SApSDKRs's METALLIC TABLET MAJOR
sTRoP-The oldes, and most approved suop now e, nav
ing been before the public for the h iofJ years " 's''
wholesale Aud retail, at the .aeserioen NJ, Az, uo.
BATCHRLoRs HAIR DYE.-The best IN TN
world Perfect nat.rai reliable harmless and in,t,ntsneon
ssla By AZ Druscsss. Tss,esy No. 81 BsyGIAIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

AK your stationer for BosS'S AMERICAN CHEM
lCAL WHITING FLUID, the best "A The World II !, now
se, Wholesale depot, No. IL. chsm6ers, NIChEN,
TYLER Co. Samples grsts 1u u
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Gowc,s Premium standard Scales,

Uowe,s Premium standard Scales,
ADOPTED AS THE STANDARD BY THE U. 5. GOV.
ERNMENT.
Railroad Track Hay Coal Platform, Counter and Druggist
Scales of every description and every Scale warranted
s.ud fer Illustrated Csisogueto
HOWE BOUvIER,
No. 1884, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
I" Me-: opolitan lajr,"

"Pvepty.socond Regimen. AFmoiF, Ash'', nod
Contributors arc earnestly requested TO send 'ne
without delay, with memorandum stating 'he'|
,aluc. and whether for sale exhibition only
be marked Is abo7e, snd cOnslsnsd to joan ~
Aaeut and will be received bet sesn 10 a n gu. = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
The Graefeubers Company's

The S:raefeubers Company's
Uterine CATHoLiCoN (aarshav').
An ipf6l. cure fos Female Weakness and al Uterine
complaints of women
Prie. 81 80 per bottle. Five bottles for SO.
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
Tho he's. pill in the world icr family use and for al Bhoas
and Liver Complaints Price Is cents per box.
..l1,.,s N o,lsrsto j. T. BRIDGE. NJ D.,
Rs,idon. Physician GRAEFENBERG CoMPANf
No Iss yvilliamst, near Fulton, New Yoh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

ID. BEAUpIN French Halter late No. go
Broadway, weud inform bis friends aud the public that he is
now With Jyo ~ tRyiy No 5l3 Broadway. under the 81
Nicholas Hotel where he will be happy to furnish them with
the fashionable hat OF the French English or
American style, selected or made TO order
d. bEArpIs would clo inform his friends aud the public
that in Mr. OKslss store they will End the largest
Cloth Hats Caps Felt Hats Of every description, or Gen
tlsncn and i outh, to suit ,heir various isncies
d. BKAupis,
7 " No. SO Broadway.
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The Uo.t fufnliibie Remedy against
RHEUMATIC GOuT
7, n, L.NpE'S RHEUMATISM SALNE, At 81
ImIorsdby DIX Nih NJ A. src,,.s,,~
Corner Rroonie 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

STEINWAy & Sons, Manufacturers OF Grand,
sonsye and ngh PIANos have removed their Wsreroois
10 their new HsIbs building Nos II and 70 East l@hst
between Union Square and Irving Place Ne"'ioh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

THR SPRING STYLE.-KNox the halter Of No.
2ls Broadway corner Of Fulton st. has just introduced his
spring STYLE Of hat which for and elegance has
view T. rerder generally becoming and in Tai. respect II
1, rtat success fer It IL .drsby adapted 10 almost every
style Of face The hats manufactured from the tnest
material and look exceedingly handsome The establishment
Kscx we. stocked it'll hats Of verou' kinds sud caps Of
al descriptions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

Year. OF patient research and unwearied experiment Kindly
si.ted by tho frs, ,entfe AID p'es~0noi o'a'ae" IN
HowY H. have produced and perfected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

TRUssYs.-Dr. RECESS MUJTIPIDAL Truss
challenges compsron with any Trss known Hard hnbbef
clearly and durable Protects the essd ana con
tracts the openings. No. 2 Barclay ST. NeW-iofh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

Great Book Sale,
rp ,nr ssIFRoOMs NO s9s BIOADWAY NEW.
YORK ,,,,
cpo a IpayrTT Auroneer by T. y. COOLEY
WEDNESDAY, Msu,h -, and following dayS'
Commencing each day stb O'Clock, r. IL
SUPERB BOOKS.
The choicest and uio,. valuable collection Of booAs ever
offered ~ public sale In this city. Splendid fng'i eav
Of ,on,e 81 the valuable books pahi.bri hd
reh IA Natural History. Works Az, hasia.d p9Gai
Shkespca1ia The Drama. STANDARD WORKS Ia oina
For PARTICULARS see catalogue, and books on exhibition
pr q. Al, Schcnck OF Philsdelphia can De seen pro.
s..ionally EVERY TUESDAY from a. M 20 p ~, az
No 81 Bond-t, New.forG He heaes no disease "a, uo
h,o.b Broneisl Tube. Liver Stomach aud Pulmonary Con
1,,nn.sou Dr. sCHENCKS empty bottles bought n the
above office any day except Sunday.
Ladies, Gilt Co,nLs-New Styies@nMoM rAhiS'
Two THREE FOUR SIX, Ei0hi, TEN AhD Fir
r. e. = h. GEO. C. ALLEN
No, AIS Broadway, one door be.o" Canslst.
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SION thnt Knocking Mt the Windows ana ans
10y Doors

you CAN'T CONF IN, "R rhE CorsT Knows y rhss1
EHoWTE'S METALLIC WEATHER. sihiro am. an.
yiSDoW BANDS exclude cold, wind rain and dnst from
Ar and windows They hall the fuel stop ne rat
ding OF sshes m warranted good oT nye yssis; %
1IC WEATHER STRIP CO., Ma. GA Broadway conner ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

BATCHRLOR's HAIR DgE.-The best IN the
world Perfect nasra reliable harmless and in,t,nsneoa'
m effect The renspe Is signed WiLLiAx A bArcnnL9E
ssla BY ~ Drusesta Essseu No. VI BGsnIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

G. SAvyDKRss METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
srsopThs oldest and most approved sp now in use hay
ing been before the public for the iss' ioHJ year"
wholesale And retail, at the .abscroen 81, ,....u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
Italian Mes4kcated soat

Italian Me,4Acated sony, n,,
/, ia veil known, viii positively cure 0hs's
pr,sies Tn FleshWouA and all diiSpenent' et 'as>
SA'a' POgDH,s SUBTLE
HAN from fore 3sa upper hps or any ~ CT i
~, Warranted LILY WHITE, RNI Dye, wln ~ a.
sock OF PeTfumerv. Sound AZ Dr. ftLlA ~
~ D.nof No 49, Bro ayay, .asdsL
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-18
General Grant,

The St. Louis Republican, in noticing the
propositions to make Gen. Grant Lieu
tenant General. says
General Grant is not going to trouble
himself much concerning these movements
Of politicians 1t is not to his taste His
intention is to close the war as soon as posi-
bic, and he wants to be foot-loose, not ham
peicd by political entangements. lie asks
no other duty He is not, and riW not be-
a 'candidtte for the Presidency at tie for,h-
coming election, and politicians may trim
theft sails accordingly
"A short time ago a paragraph appeared
in New York Tribune, giving what pur-
ported to be an extract from letter 10 Is
rael Washburne, Governor of Maine, ~
,chtch Gen. Grants rie,cs on tie ,Sinre13
Question aeere set forth nth much precision
We hare heard the authenticity Of this &C.
tract denied, and this as Of one speokiing j9
authority. In .Jcto ,Cortls, Il wds q ,ftbftca
tom This is the more likely, as Genera
Grant is simply military man, and will no
make speeches, and is less likely, TO writ,
letters on political questions. He is think
| ing, we guess, more Of how to win victo
ry which shall be decisive Of the great con
troversy, than Of an election to the Prcsi
dency
GEN. GRANT will not be q candidate fo
the Presidency He does not desire th,
Office. This is well understood; but tn
General will not, if he is elected by the peo
pie, .dispite his disinclnaton, refuse t,
serve them in that Office. This is what hi
intimate friends say, and it is undoubtcdl
correct
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-18
Sale of Real Estate by Order of
Probate Court.

. ~ Friday the 25th day Of February, A. d. 1864,
~ at | o'clock l.. NJ, on the premises in the
town OF Oxford, Holmes county, Ohio, will be
sold TO the highest bidder the following real es-
tate, as the property of q. w. Conyer, deceased,
bounded and described as follows to-wit: Being
teen, in township eight, of range seven, com
mencng at n post forty-one links south thirty
nine inmates west OF Il post on the north line OF
said section nfteen, twelve perchcs and eight and
thrce-fourtlis iks from the northwest corner OF
said section, running south thirty minutes, west
eight perches thence south eighty-nine degrees
thirty minutes, east five perches thence north
thirty minutes east eight pcrches thence north
eighty-nine degrees thirty minutes west five
percios to the place of beginning, containing
one fourth acre, more or less.
ALSO,
a part of tho northwest quarter o! section IF
teen, township eight, of range seven, conmen-
cling 1T post forty -one links south, thirty min.
uteS west OF posi- on the north line OF said
northwest quarter of section fifteen, nine per-
ches and eight and three e-iourths links from the
northwest corner of said northwest quarter o
section fifteen, running south thirty minutes
west eight perches thence south eighty
degrees thirty minutes, cast three percheS
thence north eighty nine degrees thirty MIN
utes west three perchcs TO the place of begin
ming, containing twenty -four square perches.
Appraised at sl2DU.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on the day
OF sale, one-third in one year and the remnininG
third in two years from the day of sale with in
terest.
Back payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
or the estate of G. w. Conyer, deceased.
CRITcHFIELD & UHL, Atty's for plfi.
Jan. 2lst lS64-pfs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-18

nFltb mtNIiON.-- itt DdJuTuNy UlJ
of row occurred in Berlin. Mr.. EDWARD
HALL, as We UNDERSTAND, intelicrcd 70 stop
a fight, and received blow which render
Cd him inzensible Tor several hours.
On Tuesday, Il. BEEcHER, Esq, who
has for the last six years efficiently and sat
islactorily served as Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, removed TO Saltcreck town
ship, the place Of his former residence
Mr. ISRAEL HoxwoRTn, who has for
10 these many years been known as the
gentlemanly proprietor of the Ohio House,
has sold the establishment TO Mr.. i. w.
FoRBs, of Oxford Mr.. I. will take pos
session of the House about the lst Of
April.
The boys who volunteered last summer
in the seth Regiment for six months, re-
turned Monday evening last, in good condi-
ton f..a. -.F .t tla
The recent term of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas lasted but two days II Is pro.
posed to abolish the Court and transfer
the duties to RoBT JUsrIcG j. p,
A. j. WoLuAMoT has bought Mr.. JNo.
Boards farm, three miles north of Mil
lersburg, now occupied by Mr.. GoRDoN.
| We regret that JOIN j. ALEERrsoN il
lying in precarious situation resulting
from an axe wound received in his foot some
weeks ago. .I
Stock hogs are wanted at the still-housc.
/ A fno lOf nf Ia p,lg cor, ho hn1,,,bt ~. no II
ing at Major HoAGLAND's residence.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-18
Cool and Cloudy.

It seems that the Iineo" proridentiol
campaign does not open SO gloriously prom
Using as some Of the administration jour
mails would fain make the country believe
We learn from special Washington dispatch
es to the Cincinnati Gazette and from Other
Sources that Mr.. Simon Diapers Wal
street circular, which We recently published
calling upon the people to nominate Mr.
Lincoln spontaneously on the 22d inst,
has met with SO cool a response that the
President 5 friends are suppressing it, while
the first Of the great series of meetings whcl
was announced to be held ON last Thursday
night, at Hope Chapel, New York city
brought together less than three hundred
people, and not single person Of any re-
cognized political standing attended it
''The Chief Orator on the occacion," the
World says, disguised his real name under
the aliaS of smith Decidedly, - it adds
'the Lincoln movement does not look 50
promising as it did month ago. '-StutcS-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-18
Gurdian's Sale by Order of Pro-
bate Court.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
i Of Holmes County, Ohio, made on the 3rd day
Of February 1864, In the case of William NJ. Skel-
~ Guardian of Martha I. Sl<eljy, james L, Slel-
ly, David a. Skelly and William s. Sllelly against
his wards, the undersigned will, ON the 9TH day
of March, 1864, on the premises in Hardy town
ship, Holmes county, offer at PUBLIC sale, the
County, to-wit: The undivided one-eleyenth
part OF lot eight (s), in third township, OF town
ont of the Southwest corner, containing one
hundred and forty nine acres more or less, sub
ject to the life estate of Martha Steel, widow OF
James Steel deceased Terms of sale one-third
cash on the day of sale, one-third in one and
one third in two years from the day OF sale, 70
be secured by mortgage on the premises sold,
and the deferred payments TO bear interest at
the rate of six per cent per annum payapls an
nually. -.fH WIN, NJ, SKELLf,
Feb, II, 1861. Guardian Off s. SICILY st. al,