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Reinforcoments = The Chi
Troops and Artillery.

Jersey City.


visr OF TEs LEGruArURE TINS DAY.-fhs officers and
members OF both houses Of the Legislature win leave
Trenton by recs iran at forty minutes past nine this
forenoon by the saw Jersey Railroad far Eliza
beth. Here they VIII take the Central Railroad train,
which viii aso-l them an opportunity Of viewing the
bridge over Newark Bay and the abattoir at Commun
The party WI then be conveyed tche ferry, being
afforded their waya complete view Of AL tho land
which in controversy Arrived at Jersey City,
Of the Morris Canal nnd Banking Company. They win
BE- received BY committee OF the Common Council who
stay Dinner win served Taylofs Hotel q soon q
party have completed this part Of the programme
The review Of tho police , force win TAKE place ssrw.rd.
posing rsos-s Tue time }or returning is be axed
about half-post twelve.
PAssAaE OF TEE BnrsxaY BIZ Own fnH vEro On last
Wednesday Governor Ward vetoed the supplement "a
the bribery lava which had been passed by both houses
Of the legislature the grounds that the direct effect
Of the bill would be to exspe the State executive and
members Of the Legislature from penalties for the offence
Of bribery TO which a others exposed and that In
testify 10 his own Dshsf the established mode Of pro-
any necessity known 70 the public Tue veto was sent
into the Senate last Wednesday afternoon and promptly
% np Ss Veto BY
II yeas to nays
NOMINATIONS CoSvIExED. The Senate, Ia executive
session yesterday confirmed oil the nominations made
by Governor Ward last week for vacant Offices.
LEGISLATIVE BUsISEss.-A petition presented In
Senate yesterday by Mr. Hays calling the attention Of the
Legislature the condition OF the ferries plying between
New York and New jersey especially to the Hoboken
line simiarp petition presented In the Assembly
by Mr.. A. 7. Condil The bill to consolidate the New
Jersey and Camden and Amboy railroads has already
been introduced In the Senate.
Essex COUNTY CoURrs-The trial OF Thomas A. Colt
for mansaughtcr he having boon indicted for causing
the death Of little child by corporea punishment has
been on in the Oyer and Termner for several days past
and resulted in tho verdict by the jury Of assault and
battery. Samuel Parsons was convicted yesterday OF
entering and stealing aud Thomas Doughsrty Of highway
robbery. John b. McClosken Ia trial in the
Quarter Sessions for stealing $27O from the Office Of
b. Sanders
MURDER TRIAL The trial OF Patrick Maaguo for the
murder Of Michael Noon, commenced in the Oyer
and Termner yesterday afternoon dispute occurred
between the two parties At Bloomfield last summer
when Noon was stabbed, IL Is ALLEGED. by Maague; from
the effects Of the wounds the former died shortly after
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SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

The lafayette Gnd.) Journal describes the recent
disaster on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway,
which, Il says, Is the first on that road In which
passenger has been killed. The accident occurred on
thursday night the 31st ult, about three miles east
Of Iogansport and was caused by broken rail which
was afterwards found In three pieces The engine,
tender baggage and express kept the track, but
the two passenger cars thrown OF. The rear
trucks Of tho first passenger torn out which
caused the last car 10 turn upon Ito side, In which po
sItiou II was dragged considerable distance, the train
running on down grade ~ the time. In
tho car were a. number OF passengers, In
cludtuQ several ladies' and children. Mrs.
McIaren Of Fort Wayne on her way 10 Missouri,
Mr. Birier, residence and destination unknown, and
child daughter OF Dr. Towlc were instantly killed One
of the ladies' was thrown against window, ber head
breaking through IT, and In this position she drag
red the whole distance between the side of the and
the frozen ground, crushing her in horrible manner
The other lady crushed TO death the turned
over The little girl doub, also killed by striking
tho bard ground through one Of the windowa She
found under the bodies Of the two dead women. Mira
Towle, Mary wheelcck and Samuel Wilson were the
only other persons seriously injured. The dead and
wounded wers taken 70 Jogansport and every possible
care and attention shown them BY the citizens f thai.
place The conductor Charles Dresser In tho last
car but not hurt
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Trr oSr HUNDRED AND srrrxxrrH REGIMENT UNrsp
erArss CosopEp vofurrEERs This regiment arrived
Louisville on the 1st inst from the Rto 0rande II
numbers nve hundred and seventy ave men, who
be mustered out Lieutenant Colonel Kcirksr n IN
mapd. Ths train ON which The regiment was
thrown on the track near Provbdepcs ~ broken rail-
One upset. bus - ssrl0us inssU 70 the troops
rVDoyteA
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uus pel,zF ceasrspunpeace.


The British Trosps Amer Battle with the
Indians-Trade ImDreving, &c.
1uuR. Jan II. 1851
Ihs Indiana - FIR ~ w can now learn. we're worss
whippea than were our troops and. possible, - badly
frightened Our troops stopped running when they got
70 Aelze-t u not known that the Indians have stop
ped yet
Mr. T. l. Rhya one Of our oommissiopsrs, has not
been heard from. nor has his body been found We sup
pose he must have psrshed in the forest aer the 70.
land, end man Of great energy and ability, and for
many Zsan very popular man here. He was elected
ing and very useful member until he resigned in 1894
Things now begin 70 shape themselves, and already
busnsshas revived and rulers begin 70 see things
In their proper light
Another Advance Of the Indiaus-D Danger to
she Sugar Estates.
~ BU1xx. Honduras Jan. IL, 1867.
tho Indians growing more bold BY the glorious mac
tivity Of forces have come down y New River and
burnt the houses and property q Hill Bank and piaged
and tumor sys) burnt the houses on several banks
the Old Belize river They come and with psrfect
impunisy molsssing them even attempting to
make them afraid.
Ihave NO dosbt win appear strange 70 you and your
readers that the representatives Of ths British
should quietly allow fsv idle, half naked badly armed
savases TO commit such wanton destruction Of property
whom there from three 70 four hundred soldiers or
the Third and Fourth West India regiments idle in the
barracks besides aaeFymen volunteers and four
Aundred and atty militia In the town, but such 10 the
fact
Nearly all Of sugar estates at the NORTH and II
this course 10 70 be continued they may be visited
which 10 not much 70 be feared tho hands such
estates can, and NO doubt will. mako quick work Of
them.
The immigrants from China hsve nearly Ill run away
and Joined th. Santa Cruz Indians in Yucstan.
Our sugar planters all ct work grinding with the
best prospect OF abundant CrOn.
Relnforcoments- The Comma nde In Chief,
Troops and Artillery.
BELIxE, Jan. TO- 1867.
hasten the arrival Of her Majestys steamship
Doris With his Excellency Str Peter Grant, the Governor
General and Commander-in-Ch Chief Of all her Maesty's
forces in Jamaica and Honduras His Excellsncy brought
down moro troops, colonel to supersede Major Mckay
and company Of white artillery men, with battery Of
Armstrong guns
The Governor landed the 18th = Government House.
where he was met by Lieutenant Governor Austin, his
council the members Of the Legislative Assembly the
Belize Ride Volunteers and the Third and Fourth West
India regiments and all the principal merchants and
leading Oiicals He retired TO the Government House.
where be was introduced to the members of Council,
members Of Assembly, officials and others, after
whico he went 70 the Council chamber and attended
Council meeting when the serious condition Of matters
OF the colony was fully discussed
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PsnascursD MAr-In indiana, recently, MIA May
Jane seeIey, OF New Albany brought suit against "
Evans for entering ber house forbidden doing so
Evans set MP the defence that he was pusued BY mob
sanctsGy IN Nh sssleys boue - vas assuisisA !.
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ROAD NOTICE.

To The Commisioners Of Ashland Co:
We, the Undersigned, your petitioners,
freeholdes in the County Of Ashland,
hereby pray for the establishment Of a
county road, beginning on the road lead;
ing from Mohicanvills 10 Lopaonyille, al
a point where the South line Of Section
Five Of Range Twenty, in Lake township
intersects the aforesaid road thonce west
along said section line and thesouth line
Of section Six, same township, and range
to the old County road; thence North
said road about ten rods to the Southeast
corner Of section ono, range sixteen, Of
Green township thence west along the
South line Of said section to the road
leading from Perrysville 10 Mohicanville
MANY PETITIONERS.
May ], 4W
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NEW MUSIC.

HH- HHagL.
u g published sent to any address on re-
ceipt OF price, Teachers supplied at the
usual discount.
Cents.
Girls get o home of your, own-New song
and Chorus by Tucker 80
I'll never forget thee dear Mary--sOng
by Bishop 40
My blue eyed Jeknie BeIl-song BY
Holder 81 30
Oh Annie come ~back-tOng and chorus
Tucker So
Toldin the twilight-sODg and chOrusby
Crilley
the above 80
Beautiful form Of my dreams lLith)
song by banks 30,
When we marched to thereof the drum
song by Bishop 30
Oh come to me then when Daylight gets
song by Bassford te 30
Nearest and dearest (Lith)song by ].
r Thomas 90
Give me honest friends and true
by Tucker 80
Do rot heed her warning, and reply 80
Jenny who lives In the dell song
r Thomas 30
Softly GER the ripping waters song by
n Thomas, with beautiful Litho-
graph of the Author 4O
Bells in distant lands song by tucker &c
The light step polka by Francis u :.
Brown 81
Morning light Shottische BY Readsn q
Sunlight polka by Mrs Parkhurst a
Banjo gallop by Mrs Parkhurst &C
Something pretty Mazurka BY Mrs
parkhure 30
Beware, quartette words by Longtsllov &c
Pretty Rosaline song by q Hoffman Al
Pm glad fathers come song 81
Moliies welcome 10 Pat Mallory AZ
Her heart is all my own by Hess &C
The Get beside the mill song by Gallon 81
Swinging round The circle 81
You naughty, naughty mar song in
the Black Crook 81
Now l lay me down 10 sleep song and
chorus by Walbridge 81
Blue eyes or black song by + Baker 81
Stars Of the Summer night, quartette 81
Coming coming by and by song by Ga
briel Al
Well go with Grant again song and cho-
rus by Tucker 81
Halt boys halt song and chorus by
McNaughton 81
The new home sweet home song by
Madam Parepa 81
Any music published will be sent by re
turn mail and parties over raging will re
ceive their change with the music. Addres
orders
0. j. WILLARD & CO.,
81 "a No. 627 Broadway, New York
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and al
the effects ofyouthful lndiscretion, will, fol
the suffering humanity, send free to all VIII,
need II, the recipe and direotionsfo for maxim,
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing TO profit by theAdvertiser
experience. can do so BY addressing.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar 81. New York.
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Dissolution.

BY mutual Oousent Of the parties, the
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the Furniture and
Lumber business has this day been dis.
solved. Mr.. d. A. Singer retiring from
the firm. H. M. Hickok still carries On
the business at the old stand, with whom
all accounts are left for settlement.
H.. NJ. HICKOK.
D. A. STINGER.
Ashland, June 7, ls67,-3w5l.
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THE BRIGGS,

NEW PATENT PIANO STOOL.
Acknowledged by tho trade and profession
TO be the Neatest ..and most sslable Stool
Manufactured. We are Wholesale Agents
for this city and are now supplying the prin-
ciple Music Houses in New York with thess
stools, aud SO great is the demand, that Q
large factory has been erected capable Of
turning out l 900 stools per month. Dealers
supplied Of the Manufacturers Lowest whole
sale p~rices-boxed and shipped free o
clarge-seni for price list giving full par
t~iculars and correct likeness.
O.. J. WILLARD & CO.
seOi Wholesale Agents, ea7 Broadway ~
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and Cheapest.

The under ig McC00L & STEVENS.
are nov receiving for the fall AMI winter trade
an immense stock Of everything that can be
thought of in our. line Of business, direct
from the importers and manufacturers Of
New York
We confidently assert that our Stock sur.
p,sses in Quantity and Quality any lot OF
Go,ds ever brought TO Ashland. oil
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TOTHE
"A CONSTITUTION.
STATE OF Ono,

OFFicRooF SECRETARY OF STATE.
II WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Sc
i, CRErARY Of State Of the State Of
Ohio, do hereby certify that the following
is a true caPy Of a joint resolution passed
BY the General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio, on the 9th day Of April, A. D
1867, taken from the original rolls on file
in this Office.
In testimony whereof l
have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and
TsEAL.l affixed the Great Seal
of the State Of Ohio,
HE at Columbus, the 9th
day Of April, 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
A RESOLUTION.
Relative to an Amendment Of the Consti-
tuition providing for the execution Of the
elective franchise;
"Reso.ycd, Ry the General Assembly
Of the State Of Ohio, three-ffths Of the
members elected TO each house agreeing
thereto, that it be, and is hereby proposed
TO the electors Of this State, to vote q
the next annual October election upon
the approval or rejection Of the following
amendment as a substitute for the first
section Of the fifth article Of the Constitu-
ton Of this State to.wit: "Every male
citizen Of the United States Of the age
of twenty one years, who shall have been
a resident Of the State one year next pre-.
ceediug the election, and Of the county,
township or ward in which he resides
such time as may be provided by law, ex'
cept such persons as have borne arms
against the Government of the United
States, or have fed from their places Of
residence to avoid being drafted into the
military service thereof, or have deserted
the military or naval service Of said Gov.
ernment in the time Of war, and have not
subsequently, been honorably discharged
from the same, shall have the quali6cn-
tons of an %e.ector, and DO entitled to vote
at all elections"
ED. A. PARROT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April 6, 1867.
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Family Groceries

We have superb lots of all grades, Of Coffee,
Tea, Sugar. Molassas, Syrup, Starch, Raisins,
Cheese, Confectionery, Prunes, Spices Fruits
in their season. Salt by the pound md barrel,
Soaps, all kinds Of Extracts, Dye Stuff, &C.,
&c nj
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Notice to Teachers.

TIME Board Of School Examiners Of A sh.
land County will hold the following Ex.
%aminations, at The following times and places
during the year:
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These Examinations will commsnce OF {
o'clock A. NJ, and close at 4 P. NJ.
No applicant will be admitted after eleven
o'clock A. NJ. Written testimonials Of good
moral character, signed by at least two re
spon, ible persons will be required, which
testimonials win be kept on file No certi6.
cate can be ante dated, and the School Law
prohibits Township Clerks from giving or.
ders to teachers for pay, unless they have
certificates embracing the whole time Of SER
vice. The School Law requires teachers TO
understand the following branches, and be
able TO impart instruction in them oil Read
ing, Writing, 0rthoeraphy, Arithmetic, En-.
glish Grammar and Geography. A failure in
one, is 0 failure in oil, and those not having
a fair knowledge Of each and every one Of
the above branches, need not apply for q Ger
tiicate. Particular attention will be paid 10
0rthography, and those not having studied
IL, will be promptly rejected No private OK
animation will be held, and no application
'.by letter" will be answered. Only four
grades Of certificates will be issued, viz: for
9 months, IL months, 18 months, and "a
months. A certificate for six months Is a
trial certificate and will not be issued the
second time to the same applicant. Those
having certificates for six months must he
able to procure certificates for II months, or
none. School Directors ore requested 10
furnish us reports Of the success Of teachers,
as they will aid us materially in granting
certificates only to those who are successful
Those expecting TO teach the higher branches
will DO examined accordingly. The STANDARD
Of Ashland County Teachers must be nd
vanced. and applicants will bear this II
mind. There will be no adjournment sfte,
Examinations commence until they close.
fee Of 81 cents Is required as o condition o
Examination, and must be paid in advance.
BY order Of tho Board,
r, NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Feb. 10, lS67-ly85
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FARM
M
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE!

TIME undersigned desires TO change his
means into other business. and now Of
ters his Farm, consisting Of two hundred and
twenty acres, eighty Of II excellent timber
balance cleared and under o good state Of
cultivation. Buildings moderately good-an
abundance Of living water from springs in
every field. This farm lies within a half
mile Of the Court house in the fourishing
town Of Ashland, and the town is spreading
rapidly up to the line Of this land. | viii
sell IL in one or two tracts, 10 suit the pur.
chasers. Also my residence on Center Street,
South Ashland, an excellent two story brick
with eight rooms. wood house, barn and 9th.
er out buildings are in good repair AMI new.
l viii tell Of a bargain for the next sixty
days. For further particulars enquire Of The
undersigned at his office. ,
d. s. SAMPSEL.
april II, 1867-48tf
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F / 8 EH

We constantly keep the best Of Mackerel
Piekerel, Cod Fish, White Fish, and Herring.
We also. whenever obtainable, keep the bot
cured Meats. Our Stock Of
QUEENSWARE 4
GLASSWARE
was never surpassed in Ashland We have
a splendid lot Of Gloss Lamps. Our cases
are full of Cutlery, Knives and Forks. Table
Spoons and Tea Spoons, &C., all procured
from the very best manufacturing houses in
the Eastern Cities. Our Stock Of
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TO C0N6UMPTIvES.

The advertiser. having been restored 10
health in q few weeks by a very simple RENE
dy, after having suffered for several years
with q severe lung affection, md that dread
disease Consumption, is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure. To oil who desire il, he will send o
copy of the prescription used free of charge)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find . Sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Brochitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription Is to beneftthe afflicted and
spread information which he oonoeives 10 DO
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as Il will cost him nothing
and may prove q blessing. Rarties wishing
The Prescription, Ease By return mail, will
please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ly47 W~iniamsport, Kings Co New York
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new AND GOOD ARRANGEMENT
CIIAs. KNOTH,

CHAS. KNOTEI,
After returning his thanks for tho liberal Dat.
ronage heretofore extended to him, would re-
spectfully inform the people that he win hereaf-
ter pay especial attention to all their wishes.
ESPECIALLY IN THE EATING LINE.
Persons stopping in town can get
GOOD, CHFAP LUNCH
At any hour in the day, ana to wash II wi
viii be supplied with the best of Wines. Rhine
Catawba, Champaign, &C., Fresh Lager Beer.
Raspberry Syrup, Lemonade and ali kinds o
Fancy drinks.
But want 1t here understood that hereafter /
TOgxROrG2DRIvKs
whatever, % bersons sisil IA anything in my
line can always depend on finding my houDy
quiet and orderly. I win have, in their scatos
.aH Kinds or Game.
and oysters, Frogs, Strayberrie,, Ice Cream,
Soda, &C., &C., in short everything that can be
found In u
First Glass Restaurant.
Still remaining at the Old Stand nearly oppo-
site Church Street, l ask my old friends anu
many new ones to drop in and see me.
April 14-44 G KNOTH
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The Best

Place to buy ,our Groceries, Queensware,
woodenware, Willow and Glassware is al
Ways where YOU can buy the best and
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30 T rs
PICTORIAL

Cough Remedy,
For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat
Group, whooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma,
Consumption, Bronchial Affections, and all
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
Bottles, rs cts, so cts. and 81 sizes.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
And BY HENRY R CoSTAR, Depot 4si
Broadway.N. Y. IS
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Willow Ware

Is complete, consisting of Ladies Travelling
Baskets. Market Baskets, Clothes Baskets.
Apple Baskets, School Baskets and all other
kinds, and We have everything in the line {
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"COSTAR'S"
PREPARATION OF
Bitter-Sweet & Orange Blossoms
For Beautifying the Complexion.
Used to Soften and Beaptify the Skin, re-
moye Freckles, Pimples, Eruptions, &c.
ladies are now using II in prsfsreno'
10 all others.
Mo- Bottles, l..
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY R. C0STH
Broadway, N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-26

CASTLE THuNDER.-This famous old pri-
son for Confederate deserters, etc., is ra-
pidly being fitted up by Captain John ii.
Greanor for the manufacture of tobacco
the same purpose for which it was used
before the war. 1t is an immense build
ing, and Captain Greapor is preparing ma
chinery and making other arrangements
which will enable him, If necessary, to turn
out 10000 pounds of manufactured to-
bacco per day. a walk over the old fac
tory brings to mind Llany recollections OF
Confederate times. Here, in the fourth
story, is the gable window from which
leaped the spy Webster, with his irons on
there the steps down which he was borne
on his way to execution; there, on the
lower floor, are the apartments OF his wife
and DR.. Mary Walker, and other females
whose names became notorious during the
war. The dungeons, which used to be
tobacco sweat-houses before the war,
remain as they were left by the au-
thorities, and one of them still has a
hole which was cut through the eigh-
teen-inch brick wall by some enterprising
Confederate. Every part Of the building
has some incident connected with 1t. AT
this window, prisoner was shot dead for
putting his head out against orders; in this
alley, a petty officer of the Confederate
navy was instantly killed by the guard for
" fooling" with him; and in that dark un-
derground place, the prisoners used to tun-
mel themselves out into the open air, or
into close dungeon if they were caught.
Lying dismantled in loft formerly used
as hospital is the old flagstaff from
which floated the colors that were followed
by so many brave men during the four long
years, and which are now furled forever.