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The New York independent or
% SsSfOneWalls jackson.


The current number of The Lnoependcnt, in
a leader upon Thomas J.. jackson, the eminent
rebel General, who died a few days ago from
wounds received in the confusion of the bat
tie Of Chancellorville, at the hands of his own
men, says:
Henceforth VIC know him no more after the
flesh. He is no longer a foe. We think Of
him now as a noble minded gentleman, a rare
and eminent Christian /! For years he has
been an active member Of the Presbyterian
Church, of which he was a ruling elder. He
never, to all the occupations of the camp, or
temptation of campaigns, lost the fervor Of
his piety, or remitted his Christian duties.
We know that before every important move
he spent much time in prayer. He had so
put his soul in the keeping of his master thar
he was relieved from all thought of self, and
had the whole power of b life reidy for ti:s
work. Officers of Fremont's army who pur
sued him in his famous retreat from the She
nandoah valley, found him to be greatly be-
loved by the common people, among whom, n
former times, he lad iabored, in prayer meet
ings, in temperance meetings. and in eve'y
Christian word and woik No wonder le
fought well along a region whose topography
he had mapped down with prayers, exhorta-
tions, and Christian labor.
Let no man suppose that the North will tri-
u npb over a fallen son with insulting gratu-
| ,tions Nowhere else will the name of Jack
snn be more honored. Not for adhesion to
the cause of slavery, for his devout piety, and
Tor his military gunius. ss ~
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YOUNG AMER1oA.-A certain Judge, while
attending court in a shire town, was passing
along the road where a boy was jlss letting
down the bars to drive some cattle in. His
father stood in the door on the opposite eide
of the road, and seeing what his hopeful son
was doing, shouted out:
John don't drive them cattle in there-I
told you to put them in pasture behind the
house.
The boy took no notice whatever Of the re-
monstrance, and his father repeated the order
in a louder tone, without the least effect-and
the third time gave positive orders net to
drive the cattle in there. The son didn't even
deign to look mp, AMI disohsyed the parental
injunction with a GOODNESS, which positively
shocked the Judge who looking to the culprit,
said, in q tone of official dignity:
Boy don't you hear your father speaking to
your
oh! ya-a-s,' replied the boy, looking at the
Judge, but ] don't mind what he says.
Mother don't neither, and tween she and I,
we've about got the dog SO he don't
"a Take not the echo of your own voice
as confirmation of what you say.
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We ind the t~ollowipr .yieu' In 3 late
/ member Of the Alb nv ny. Statesman.a
& radical Republican psner -
A thon.,nJ &C., z, as-..,a-s~.
have ss;a snd s.;ii I.a.
done th;,.~ 800 ;.s..a.a ALSss;aa
c.ussths1 &C., sh;,a Tan.ss;s.@ ... e":J
~ done -ANA. 1A -
Loot Al Tia ;v,er.,.h,. ;n;n- .,,s.a r.,
the d;s,n;ssal of Fnsmon. Rr;,s. S;saTN Isy
Wallacs .rd othsr snans..e. G.sassE 60
the public service. 5I,soI AZ ,hs conmun;cs-
lions authorized With Iea5;oe rshsts bv ~
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MUSIC.

ISAAC WHITE. teacher of Instrumental mu-
sic for 80 years, informs his frierds that he is
now located in Ashland, and prepared to give
lessons in Music, Brass OR STRING BANDS,
wanting a teacher or music arranged, can. be
accommodated on reasonable terms and with
dispatch. Musical instruments furnished on
short notice Mr. White can be- found nj the
McNulty House, Ashland. Ohio. ~
Ashland, February, rs, 1S63-3m. ID t-
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<HAvE PIr1 on TnE rooi.
]. ~ Nas, s.. nAn annnr.

[t BOB. DANA
y tAzA sz44sA -
now many poor and sorrowfai
Are seattefed lar and near
a A. Jesus said, It's ever frus.
O. The poor are always here.
% Then closhs and feed ali fhcss Who need.
God Eiii the gin restore
lis svssE 70 give then, while yca Hive,
G. aHaye PITY On the poorl
This world is fun of suffering,
stsaf Thoagh sbeactisul 1t SCENE;
And there are.woes for human ho,rts
IA sRsyelds our darkest dreams.
Turn net away from those Who pray a4s
bHe .fsrmercy atyour door s bEs
"a, It's sweet to give then, While you live,
81 Hare pity on the poorl -
e9Eeuember Jesus while on earth
-TsseWas poor and lowiy toe ;
Then let us all, FOR His dear SAKE,
o. The deeds of mercy do
sasf1q ~ heal We can hut feel. g7a-s9
= m DIS we cannot cure; %
sTnnExeeah sfve, and, while we live.
Have pity on the poori
~ -zrf-d zf4[rr - ~ ~a- a1- -sg
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~AqgAeRMENT NOTICE.
Civil Action.

Isabella Myers, late CO admins Civil Action.
tratrix (with John C. Myers;
Administrator Of the Estate Of Court Of Con
Peter Myers, deceased, Mariha mon Pleas o
Ann Myers, Mary H. Myers, Ashland county
Daniel Myers, John A.. Myels, Ohio.
and d. guardian nd hnsm
Of James c. Myers, Plaintiffs,
John G.. Myers. hde co admins -r.
traitor as aforesaid Of the E state
of Peter Myers, deceased. and In Attachment.
Cephas Myers, Administrator Of
the Estate Of Jacob Myers, de-
ceased, and tames EeCool, 2
Sheriff Of Ashland county. De-
PENDANTS.
VTNnn above named Defendant, John @. Myers,
resident af the State Of Illinois, viii take no.
tice that the P1hintff's aforementioned did. on the
21st diy of April, A. D., 1863, file their petition
in the Count Of Common Pleas within and fer the
county of Ashland in said State Of Ohio, against
tn said Defendant, John C. Myers. to recover the
sum Of SIX hundred and ffty-fve dollars and nine
teen cents, with inteyest ppon the same from and
AFTER the 4'h day Of JannaRy. A.. D. 1856-moaeT
due and payable toths said Pfafntfas by the said
Defendants. JehaG G.. Mysrs-thst an sedsr Of Az
taehnent has bsen issued Rpen said claim, a1A the
said Ishn G. Myers Is hereby notified that he 10
required to appear and answer said petition On AZ
bsfese the 9th day Of June, 4. D. 1885,
JACOBS 4 KNAPP. Att'ys fer Pt6A
Ny ., k6se~sw H4Q-
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February 4, 1s6s-ns6tf, I'd
-. H,. Attachment
collecto.'s Notice.

NOTICE.
5 4 nue. for the county of Ashland, for the Taxes
NNessed under the act of Congress, passed July
g 1862, has been returned to me, The same j sdue
i nd payable at my office in the Town Hull build
,ug No l, in Ashland, between the 18TH day of
February and the 9Th day Of March, 1863.
Taxes due for Licers Sc, Manufactures, Slaughter
ed Animals, &C., for the months of September,
October and November. 1862, must also be paid.
Currency received for Taxes-Legal Tender
Notes and State Bank Of sliio. 2 sga.a * i
NJ. B. PARMELY, Dep. Collector,
Division No 5, District No. H.
Collectors Office, Ashland, Feb. 12, 1868. IA
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1DAINiSTRA TORsS NOTICE.
q CURE G-E.aR@ASrTEEDs 81
l..i5SDr o. o.. Thwing,s qls1
,auROSc0pic PHyS.C3AN,1

/ hae .fo+T au.OF AKRON OHI0.Blq st
Whose extraordinary success in the treatment of all
chrenic disease, has rendered his mann familiar to
so many Observation-Disclosures 0hio. may be gratnit-
ously consulted during 1868, MS follows: :. ua.
Ioudonvilie, Browns Exchange, each month, 9th
and 6th.a Mans6eld, North American, each month,
Eth and eth. Ashland, Miller House, each month,
9th ana 10th. wellington, Wellington House, each
month, 18th and 18Th. sAfsta
In consequence o: the deep seat d. and in many
eases Just, prejudice which exists III the minds Of .
portion of the community against al travelling phy-
sicians, DR.. Thwing will for one year, prescribe for
all who choose to consult himiand will charge mo-
thing unless his prescriptions perform ell thatis
promised. His long familiarity with the worst
forms Of lingering disease, together with his supe-
lrior manner of diagnosis enables himito make up
his mind at once whether the case is durable or not;
therefore he runs no risk in guaranteeing a cure in
every case which he undertakes. haa noesss bi
Bring or send o specimen of Urine. See circular
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Notice to Teachers.

These examinations viii commences at Q e'eleek
A. NJ and close at 4 P. NJ. No applicant will :
be admitted AFT er, II. NJ Written tesfinohisls ~ B
good moral character signed by at least two respeHr i
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their teacher v4as4ssas ls 81 .q5efalfe9
rms WIN mid us very much in giving cerfi6eakea
VINO, to those who are successful fesckeFF-
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"a Clerk Of Board of ExaaibsDs q
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Why is a needle in a hay stack like glue
you can easily find tin a horn.
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Motto

is hereby given, { at will pay no debts
~ contracted bysmy wife, fariah White, from
and after this date. SIS BL5iG
G. ALTON WHITE.
February 81. 1865. mo.
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NOTICE.

ftti=l Llrg ASh1 NIL 4N0s J@Y SE8 l9a.
NJ office is hereby given that a petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners Of ashland
County ohio at their next ~regulari session PRAYING
as follows.
wo the undcrsignedreside citizens and freeholders
eff Ashland County Ohio, represent that it win
greatly promote the interest of the publ Q to lay
out and construct a road commencing at q point
near Eli Grof's b..n on the road leading from
Perrysvi!iet to Cnlhouns mill, in Green townshim
running thence a South Easterly course to lamp,
Goes residence in Hanover township, across the
creek on the bridge over the clear fork of Aiohic-
thence down said creek to a head race of A,
Yanaes Saw mill and across the head race and thence
across the said creek thence down the creek ON the
East side to Hog run, thence across the creek and
follow Hog run uP to William Kindles and inter-
sect the road lea ding FROM Loudonville to. North
Liberty. Said Road will run through the lands of
Eli Croft, and Mary Butler in Green township, and
lands of James Coe, Henry Rhodes. Jesse Wycoff,
g.. H.. Stewart. William Whistler and William Kindle
in Hanover township.
We pray your body to grant our prayer and have
. ,iew and survey Of said road.
G. H STEWART
s -sg And many others.
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A Il persons having claims against the Incosae
"A rated Village Of Ashland by Netes Book as
count, Orders or Otherwise, will present the sam
to the Recorder within four weeks for the purpes
of registering the came for payment. :
W. A. ROLLER, Recorder.
Ashland, May Q. 1s6s-4s mas.
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FRANx1M 4 HENJE NURSEax

il psraaPs one Of the oldest Narsstiss ID
Nhrthern Ono. and the most extensive HaF-
dred trees of every dsseriptioa- The proprietor Is
.deyotiae his whole time and attention TO fruit raj
sir 3 aud Nursery For further particulars send
fer descriptive catalogue
D. r. r. MYERS Proprietor.
Nursery nssS Mansfield Ohis
Mas 2otA 1863, w.
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NOTICE.

NO TICE.
The Treasurer Of Ashland County will be ready
60 pay out the first installment to the township
Treasurers, on or about the Goth day of March, A.
D. 1868. esT .
R.N. HERSHY. TREASURES.
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NEW,

! -duH &c aI5-L843
WrouLp respectfully announce to the citizens
wv of Ashland county, that we have bought the
entire stock Of .
STOVES & TINW ARE, z
Of JOHN p. SCHMUCKER, and are bringing 90
q largo lot of New Goods TO add 10 the stock which
we propose to sell at LOWER RATES than they
can be bought Elsewhere in this vicinity
3 Our a~ssoriment Of everything usually kept ina
first class tin sto1 e, is large and full z3M 70 5f5es
Custom werk done to order on short notice.
Rooms, I'd dooriWest of the Miller House., Ash
G. ". HERMANY,
tf.H et4oaq so I'D. w. WILEfS. =
February a, .1s6s-n36tf, sss4sib s4{Ga ImI
Attachments. sdt slsaa
Elizabeth Hannah,
s1t Es9s Against Ei4~4 5 -
N5csorc William Hannah. 0scfa-sf FoE
Defore William =. Hill, j. p, of Mexican, town
Oskip, Ashland county, Ohio. 2hs2# .
On the 18th day of january, A. D.,s1863, said
Justice issued an order IF Attachment in the above
action for the sum of ffty-nine dollars and forty
nine cents, and the same will be fer hearing ON
the 18th day Of March, 1867 -
ELIZABETH HANNAH.
Feb A., 1s68-3w* a@eSe1g t3i se9
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HORSE BILLS. 81
We have the best material in the County
for printing Horse Bills, and can furnish them
IN the shortest notice aud most reasonable
rates. Orders solicited. 111of
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New Stock & New Proprietor
DE GREY and j. W..sPRINGER
- would say. to the citizens of Ashland
S and ~vicidity. that they have formed a,
IA co-partnership in the Livery Business,
kVuXYH and that on and afte- the 4fh day of
@ May. 1860, the firm n be carriedgon
under the name and style of
ID. H, IN Co.,
2-40 Horses ut all hours. cheap for cash and
cash o ally. Stable Mt the old place west sf the No
Nuliy House. Ashland. Ohio. ~
All those knowing themselves indebtedto
the old firm " please calland settle Immediately.
Ashland n %. 1S60.-tf -
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T ETH

SET ON GOLD, ILvER AND vULcANITE,
in a style that cannot be surpassed in this or any
other State. I wish it further understood that !
secured some time since, the EXCLUSIVE right to
manufacture SEES of artificial teeth upon the vul-
canite base in the town OF Ashland. Prices mod
crate to suit the times.
- wv. Mcdowell
July 2, lss2-tf $50 es,-1s.
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Court Of Gem
mon Pleas o
Ashland county
Ohio.
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j.
ASHL4ND, oHI0,

OFFICE up stairs in DIR. Kellogg's new brick bail
ding, corner of Main and Church Streets. f.
Long experience in this business renders it al
most unnecessary for me to say that my work has
always given entire satisfaction. sf4t +
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-20

tracked the thieves in the direction Of New
Boston. They soon after came up to them,
three in number, named Jim Williams, Ste
vens and $1,000, who were behind log in
the woods near New Boston, quietly enjoying
the contents of can of oysters. 1mmedi-
ately on being discovered Williams and one OF
his comrades, who refuses to give his name,
made their escape by running. Stevens was
caught and Gagged in the Jail at Oquawka.-
The pursuers followed after them, and yester-
day afternoon, with the assistance of George
w. Conner, of this city, arrested them, hav-
ing crossed the river Immediately after the
thieves. They were taken to the Jail and
searched, when over 5000 in currency, post
age and revenue stamps were recovered
Williams attempted to swallow some Of the
greenbacks, but was prevented from doing SO.
The thieves were Immediately conveyed
across the river, where wagon was in wait
ing to convey them to Oquawka.
The three men arrested belong.in Daven-
port, and are notorious thie7a Williams
was an accomplice Of the man now confined
in our jail for the theft of team OF horses
from Thomas Morford. He was also con
cerned in the abduction of child from Dav
export some time since. They all richly
merit punishment, and we hope they may re-
ceive It to the extent Of the law.-DaiI, is
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List of Casualties in the Cavalry
Fight at Kelley's Ford.
The Rebels Attacked in their
Entertainments at Blackwater.
Two Gallant Charges on their
Works.
The Battle still raging at last
Accounts.
U-k>-LnL Akko>l- - 49,. E1..A II
Intended Attack on our Fleet at
Mobile.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, March 10.
A bill passed the Senate to-day providing
for the calling out of new State convention
to take into consideration the gradual eman-
cipation of slavery in Missouri.
New YORK, March 10.
The Worlds special gives the following
particulars as to the list Of casualties in the
cavalry fight at Kelley's ford Maj Cham
berlain, Chief of Gen. Averil's staff, serious
ly wounded Lieut.. Wolf, of the 9Th Ohio,
slightly wounded.
Herald's Disparch.
SUFFOLK, Va, March II.
At one o'clock this morning two sections
of Capt Davis 18th Massachusetts, battery and
the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry were dispatch
ed by Gen. Peck, under the command of COL
Spear, to attack the enemy in his entrench-
ments this side of the Blackwater opposite
Franklin. They were to make the attack at
daylight, but owing to the bad condition of
the roads they found it impossible 10 do so
until DAM. Small arms, heavy guns and cav
airy were used on both Sides
The fight lasted nearly an hour and was
highly spirited in its character. Two splen-
did cavalry charges were made on the fortifi-
cations. They were found to be literally lined
with infantry, who poured deadly fire into
our ranks, wounding many in the first charge,
which was made by Maj. Stratton The Major
was wounded in the shoulder. In the second
charge, Major Cornow took his men up
and down in front of the Notifications to try
and jump the ditch, but found it impractical
BILE. The enemy opposed with heavy force
of infantry and cavalry to the right and left
of our position in order to try and outAank
us, but with little show of success.
When your correspondent left the field the
fight had not terminated The enemy was
strongly entrenhed behind we'll constructed
breastworks. The cavalry charges were of
the most dashing bravery ever Witnessed
Gen. Jenkins, of South Carolina, commanded
The rebel forces were reinforced.
Reinforcements are daily being sent to de-
fend and prevent the passage of Blackwater
by Union troops. The rebels are strongly Of
the opinion that we will soon move from this
direction and are making preparations accord
ingly. We took some prisoners among them
are some wounded.
New YORK, March 10.
Deserters from the rebels to our fleet off
Mobile state that Admiral Buchanan with
four steamers and ram made an attempt
about four weeks ago to attack our vessels off
Mobile, and was only prevented by one of his
vessels running on snag. The attempt,
however, is to be made again.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!!
THE REST IN THE WORLD.

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro.
duces color not to be distinguished from
ranted not to nure the Hair in the least remedies
the effects Of bad dye and invigoratss the Hair for life
GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns . spIsn.
ala Black Brown. leaving the Hair soft and beaut
fol. Sold BY all Druggsts, &C.
81 Tho genuine is signed WILLIAM A. DATCHE
LOR, on tie four sides of each bor.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street, New York, (Lat,
g Broadway and Is Boad strest.)
June 21ydkw -,....