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PHYSICIAN &sURGEoN, Ashland ohiO.-
Particular attention viii be paid to 'tb,
treatment ofthe following special dis, ases;
sDYsPEYsIA, disease ofthe LiyER, 1.-the KID.
iNEYs SoRoIULA and EPlTBEIIAL CAKoEG
Once on Church street. ''' 'N4 Z vl9n1
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Z HW. TJOHNS1OE.

ATTORNEY at Low, Office oyer Beer & Gra-
Atp's Sore, Vain Street, Ashland, o., will
attad promptly to sll business entrusted
toh.scare. Special attention given TO COL
lectiou Of Soldiers claims Of all kinds.
June 8, 1854, yl9nl
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10 Judge Ryau, Of Buffalo recently
said, in response ftoia remonstranoe
against his ruling; saiaqay, III d llai
"Ihave nalaw for ii, y r gave II III the
opinion of the court, based upon common
sense. I am no lavyesj I never iruad 4
law book in my lite, and / never will, for
the reason that I see 90 mapy--iools
who have road law. that I dare not ven.
turs tho expsriment.Ys Gss,ssrsd w
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i'W.ILER HOUSE

MAIN STREET, between third n d fourth
Mansfield, Ohio.
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J. w. M'CORD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland Ohio. 0fic,
on Main Street, one door East Of lie No
Eplty House, up stairs. '.4A aA.r
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MILLER MOUSE,

oPP0Sl" tie McNulty House, Ashland o.
M. Nil ", Proprietor. Good accon mods
tioasa reasonable bills. PatrOnageso
licitst
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sADRs,vS.6yuPSkLN GL.aSS.

HAVING formed partnership in the prac
Etles off medicine and surgery, solicit Q
shsIsi of pubh patronage, Once over
Beer 4 Graham's store. corner Of Main and
Orange streets. hdfll 10 lotia9.l vl9nl
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is ~ aBny q trunk, Pa, ,'lsaia q dealer.
sand what ief lbsuld / hwy d trunk "
tejolpea Patib % put EpBf slpthes in,
was the reply. ,HHp, 80 naked " ex:
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j. JACOBS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland Ohio. Office
over wallack & Andrews Shoe Store, op
,posite the, Bank.
December 81. lso4-9Otf 4 .'It.s
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% McNULTY HOUSE,

WM. McNULTY, -2l.eNTP Proprietor
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,ca ipy.f A., 90 Hi.dys, N, D.,
PJHIlygsIeIAN T. SURGEON, Ashlapd, Ash
had, Ohio; Qfice oyerlhs Post-oAice op-
poste the town Hall. DUG 'ieoH' vlenl
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draw; he is not humorist but a wag;
never is brilliant, often slang, sometimes
coarse. More butfoon than comedian,
his life seems a Joke, his ways are ludi-
crous, the very idea of setting out in a
formal way to joke is ludicrous, certainly
contradictory of all heretofore conceived
opinions of wit as being the full grown
child of the moment, that jumps plump
and fair into being, as in the ready re,
tort the pat allusion, the apropos tale,
the shrewd intimation, or lusty hyper-
bole. Whipple has it: "It marries ideas,
lying wide apart, by sudden jerk of
the understanding" Yet Artemus is
the best example of the school of wits
having its rise in our age. And what
contrast the wits of nowadays with
those of other ages. But why, it may be
said, should wits arise in these days of
war and sufferingl Better the nation
put on mourning, than revel in buffoon-
cry? Yes, but curious principle here.
Sadness and mirth ever go hand in hand.
The more sad mans circumstances.
the more deep his degradation, often the
more laughable his pun, Sheridan
drunk in the gutter, awakened by po-
liceman to be carried to thestatiOn, turns
over and whispers, "Hush, Pm John
Howard, the philanthropist, keep still
about it" Charles the Second dying
with jest, Sir Thomas Moore trifling on
the scafold. Rabelais' jokes were in the
midst of bloodshed and woe. The French
always at war, yet the wits of the world.
Ireland ever under foot, always degraded,
yet her sons have ever an Irish bull. and
an apt excuse. So we, even in the midst
of war and suffering, still stop to laugh.
And in the army, too, where one would
needs be saddest, in the dreary hours of
off duty, or round the glowing campfire,
the sentinel slowly pacing his measured
beat, the much fondled aces and jacks
have lost their charm, but when the ''old
commissary" passes round, eyes grow
brighter, thoughts flow quicker, and the
hearty laugh goes up, as oft as the ri-
bald tale comes forth, the keen retort
sparkles, OF the long spun story wends
its way through slang and jest and fun,
till all these valiant boys tipple off to
"bunk," or sleepily fall exhausted, and
the guard house claims them as her own.
No faculty or creature is made in vain.
"Man," says HazEtt, sis the only anis
NAL that laughs" Why not be merry
then.
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BY Telegraph.
For Later DIspatohes see Sd Page.
From Sayannah.


New YORK, Jan. 2I.-The Herald's Sa-
ya9nah correspondent says Gen. Sherman
had his preparations for new movement
nearly completed. The I7th corps of his
army, under Gen. Blair, and Gen. Hatchs
division, of Fosters army, were in secure
possession of the Pocotaligo bridge, on
the Charleston and Savannah railroad.
The 18th corps will soon join them.
General Sherman had issued au order
giving notice to the farmers that they may
visit Savannah, Ga. and Fernandius and
Jacksonville, Fla, to exchange their pro
duce for supplies for them and their fami.
lies, and guarantying them protection. In
case they or any Union citizens of Geor-
gia are mOlested, severe retaliation is to
be visited on the rebels. He also encour-
ages the people to meet together and take
necessary measures for the restoration of
the State aud national civil government.
During his stay in Savannah, Secretary
Stanton promoted snumber of officers who
had distinguished themselves, including
General Fitzpatrick, who was breveted u
Msjor General,
Mr.. Draper was experimenting the
shipment of the captured cotton. Several
vessels were already loaded with it, and
when sufficient number were in readiness
to sail, they would be dispatched north
ward with a strong gunboat convoy. Two
or three unsuccessful incendiary attempts
to destroy portions of the valuable staple
had been made.
President Lincoln has issued an order
opening the Savannah Postofice for regu-
lar mail business.
New YoRK, Jan. 2l.-The Worlds Port
Poyal correspondent of the 18th says: '.Ere
this letter reaches New York, Sherman's
grand army will be on the move and We
will soon hear of the stars aud stripes
floating over more conquered cities"
A brother of Gen. Hardee, and others,
having laid claim to the cotton in Savan
nah, Gen. Sherman gave them written
reply, in which he said the cotton ought
to go to the general government, which he
said could never be identified for the
blood and treasure required to reclaim
possession of Savannah. This was his
optuion still. They might go to Washing
ton and try to have the decision reversed
The Times Savannah correspondent of
the 18th, says: "At this writing, the left
wing of Sherman's army is moving from
Savannah, in line which the enemy may
possibly ascertain for himself 1t is
thought that the rebels will make stand
at Aships', 80 miles south of Charleston,
and fall back on that city. They have not
the men nor the stamina to stand against
Shermau's magnificent army"
The Times Washington special says the
Cabinet was in session several hours, sup.
posed to be on Blair's mission to Rich
mopd.
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ARTEmUs WARD.
An1nqulry into his suoooss as a wit,

Every age has it's wit; yes, in almost
every year some new one makes his bow to
the public. This year Artemus Ward,
Charles F. Browne, is at the head OF his
class. He is the best representative of
school of wits purely American, who have
catered to the laughing public for twenty
years or more. 'Tis. school not of the
highest order, nor having pupils of the
most classic. polish or brilliant minds al
ways. The wit has not been so full of
character nor so unctious with humor as
Dickens, nor so brilliant as Sheridan's, nor
SO polished as Moore's, nor so quaint or
graphic or even genial as IryiUg's; but it
has been wit nevertheless, pungent, pointed
and telling; wit that has crept into the
papers, passed round the freside, tarried
in the bar room, dashed across the social
board, and loitered in the boudoir. 1t has
been generally coarse and ephemeral, 90
topics of only hourly interest, and about
men of only momentary fame, First came
the "Letters of Jack Downing" full of po-
litical d4bblinRs and Yankee yarns on the
tattle of the hour. Then John Phoenix, Mr..
Derby, contributed series of humorous
letters to a California paper, Then that
sharpest of fellows, Prentice, has kept the
continent in merriment, and every public
man feeling asaf he were sitting on pins,
with his epigramstic Wit-arToWs bsrbed
deep in scarcasm, that have spsEkled
from paper to paper. and rang from mouth
to mouth. Then GutIisi in the "PotiphaI
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JEFF: Davis Writes a Letter to Geor.
gia Senators.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2l.-The Richmond
Whig of the 18th publishes an important
letter from JEFF. Davis 10 reply to letter
from Senators from Georgia, in which they
took ground against the resolutions intro
duced in the rebel House in favor of re-
construction. Davis argues that a Con-
vention of the States is impraoticsble, and
that peace movements on the part of indi-
vidual States tend only to the creation OF
discord in the Confederscy. BE says that
the only plan by which peace can be OBJ
tanned is provided for in the rebel Consti-
tuition. he does not say what this plan
lie, but proceeds at length to show that all
preparations looking to conventions aud
negotiations are futilei that the United
States will not negotiate; that they will
not accept a surrender, which the rebel
States cannot and will not grant.
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Activity in Blockade Running.

NEW York, Jan. 2l.-The Herald's Mas
sau correspondent on the l6tb, says: The
utmost activity prevails in the Anglo rebel
blockade running fleet plying between
Wilmington and Charleston aud Nassau.
Cotton valued at So 500, 900 had been Ian
ded at Nassau, from the above named
southern ports within 10 days. A large
number of British trading vessels had sail
ed from Liverpool, London and the Clyde,
laden with supplies for the rebels. Two
blockade runners cleared for Wilmington at
Nassau on the l4th inst. They have pro-
badly discovered before now on arriving in
New Inlet that change has taken place
in the position of affairs there, and that
they were jast in time to fall into the
hands of the national forces.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2I.-By the George
Cromwell, from New Orleans on the l4th,
we learn that on the 7lh the transport
John Rsine collided with the John II.
Dickey, from White river, bound Cor New
Orleans, having on board the l6lst New
York and a portion of the 10th Iowa Vol
unteers, with q number OF horses and
mules, Three of the goth Iowa wers
wounded, names not given, and number
of the New York regiment.
The Indianols, our first heavy iron clad
on the Mississippi, has been raised and
brought to New Orleans. She will be re-
paired.
The steamer Marengo had been captured
aud. burned by guerrillas at Pitchers
Point After robbing the boat of 500, 900
in greenbacks, they took the Captain,
crew and passengers ashore as prisoners,
and burned the boat. The MareDgo had
100 bales Of cotton on board.
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q. s. Marshal's Sale.
United States


vs. District Court Of the
sundry parcels Of goods United States for the
seized by Thos. Horn District OF West Virginia,
brook, Surveyor Of Al Wheeling. Pail Term,
Customs, for violation 1864.
OF Revenue Laws, Order OF Sale.
TN pursuance OF an order OF sale Issued from tho
Clerks ofics of the District Court Of the UniteI
States Tor the District Of West Virginia Ia the above
entitled cause. I will, on MONDAY, til e 16ru DAY
OF JANUARY, 1865, at the Auction Roo as Of GEORGE
Z. WickhAm, corner Of Union and Market streett
Wheeling. w. Va, proceed to sell public auction.
to the highest and best bidder the articles referred
to IN said order, consisting OF Whisky OOgnac Bran
dy, Ginger Brandy, Blackberry Brandy, Port Wine,
CAtawba Wine, Holland Gin, Older, SchnRpps, Dys-
barrels barrels Kegs and bottles,
Gun Caps, Rosin BAIT PETER Bar Lead P0 E1sr Shot,
Bullet Moulds, one Revolver, ons Rifle Cigars, Mos
taTd Counter Scales Nuts Flour, Blaeking Tobacco,
Salt Empty Sacks, Webbing Gun RIiuts, Horse
Shoes, Castings, Shoes, Socks Apples one Coil Rope,
MolASses Matches, Rice Ink Ec., &c.
Terms Of Sale, C48h-1OVsrum snE funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'closs A. NJ. aud continue
from day to day until all s sold.
r EDWARD II. NORTON,
dec12.ts Mar hal
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supplies, whether he chooses to opsste a,
leisure in the interior-after dinosing
properly of Charleston and OolumIis-n1
whether he deems it best to march II once
upon Richmond, and, in CO. operation with
Grant wipe out the stain of rebellion in
ltsaast stronghold. The forces to be en-
countered at Wilmington will be q mess.
qre of Lees numerical strength. he evil
dently could i'll affOrdto lose the rarrison
OF Fort Fisher.
For the bravery exhibited by our yeter.
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our commendation. Such indoHitable
pluck, such cool audacity, in Combination
with discipline uheqnalled, seldom form
the materials of history. When in6lyidu :.
a! instances of courage, of which MANY are
already told, come 10 be recfted t6 the
world, it will be acknowledge that pa,ai-
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such leaders, with such grand Copb;na.,
tions on the military chu,s te1.. go
possesHin, ffEi Kla2 es:son " linL oeiSsssen
SHermah and Grant, with the failure Of
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away of the only army left to support their
sinking cause, and with the approach Of
spring what more is needed or desired p
He whoeosnnot, withysuch teleseopic aida.
discern the end of rebellion, is either stu
pidly or ,wilfully blind. sss>s
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No VIOLENT sTRlNarNa OF THr HEAD.

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Hlndpipe, and other mucus surfaces, making ~
Appearance in the form Of Ulcers. Helmbold's IL.
tract sarsaparils purhss the Blood, and removes
al scsly eruphOns Of the skin, FVng b the com.
ple1ou q cleaT and healthy color. n being prepsr.
Cd expressly for this class d complaints, IL hood.
purifying properties are preserved 10 greater az.
ta1i tnsR say other preparation Of HarEaparila
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-21
New Iron Store.

THE UNDERSIGNED has MADE ARRANfs-
ments Nth one Of The most eHtensige h1llinE
Mills % P.tf-turg i0F an amp.e supply of lrol and
Nsf- 10 Re sold al prcas corresp pending Win y g.
burg rates. A large stick q bsr. sheet irou, and
Nelia Vi b. kept on hand- Orders 81 any sizes
and descrpnQus vii ~ promptly executed, tud
.8id 81 PlitsburT rates
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