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I6HTNANo LIGHTNING RODSti
nh. n undsrsi gned is prepared TO pat mp Lightnine
Ri vith platina tipped points IN the oeeS manner
Ana sf reasonable terms ,,.~,.,.a
style Werk done IN she coSeSstXAa ~ SstXAaanIfbkRs kIRsss''
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. an lssay Of Wsrnins
reliable treatment for Diseases OF the Urinary
and Sexual sy.tems-6ent free, In sealed envelopes.
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THE EVENING STAR:
PUBLISHED DAILY. .iR1cEPf suNDAYJ
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
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A CLBAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-
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cleauses and rehoyates the bio ipstis the vigor
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fRATKD FLUID ExTRxsr 1ARSAPARILLA. One
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pRoPosALs PoR PURCHASE oP ZOE.

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FirgiRia. J. M BROWN.
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and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral
It is the soldiers hops. and friend to those who
male $3. !.
Sanaritan's Root and Herb Jnicss-A poaitiye and
permanent cure for Syphilis. eero fsls Ulcers.
for IS. Bold by 8. O. Ford. Bee advertisement ms
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Nnlvous DEBILITY, SEMINAL WRAKNEss, &C.,
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rhs Blaek-Iyed Beauty, and many other Tai.
fne entsd Artistes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-08

MISS MAJOR PAULINI CUsHMAN,
Military Drama of the c MON sP Y. supported by
the Popular Actor. J: II. WARD, and introducinx
INGTON and ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
Gherman's Cengrntuintery Order TO His
Army.
HnoRs. MILITARY DIV. OF THE MISSISSIPPI
lE LIE HELD SAVANNAH Ga, Jan. Z, ls63

In TIE FIELD, SAVANNAH Ga, Jan. Z lebo
SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS, No. 6. The Genera
sommanding announces TO the troops composing thC
Military Division Of the Mississippi, that he has re
o~iyed from the President of the United States ant
from LieuenaltGcneral Grant letters conveying thu
high sense and appreciation Of the campaign just closed
resulting IN tho capture Of Savannah and the defeat
hoods army in Tennessee
La order III Il oil, may understand the imp ortaDce
events IL proper to revert 10 the situation OF as'
IN september last We held Atlanta, city OF httit
%sre 10 IA but 20 portant 10 the enemy t1at ny ia
~is the head Of the rebellOus faction IN the Soutn
V,gited his army near Palmetto. and commanded IL u
fe<ain it, well as 10 ruin and destroy Us by series oil
measures which be thought would be ehectunL -
That army. by arapid march, brst gained our ran
road near Big Shguty. AMI G.terwaid about Dalton;
we pu sued; but il marched rapidly that We could
mot take H. and Gen. HOOD led his army successfully
FAR towl I'd Mississippi in hopes TO deC0y Us out u,
Georgs But were not then TO DC led away by him.
and fprrx sed 70 control and lead eyents OurseVef
Gems Tho. 1as and Schofeld commanding tho Depart.
mept 10 Our returned 10 their posts and prepared
20 decoy Gen. Hood iuto their Deshes, while came
ON 10 complete our original journey.
We quietly nd deliberately destroyed Atlanta and all
the railroad wi eh the enemy had used to carry war
sgainst us occu 1icd his State Capital and then cap
fnred his commercial Capital which had been strongly
quarter.
Almost at The moment Of our victorious entry into
Rayaz nah came the welcome and expected news thai
our comrades IN TeHessee had also fulfilled, molly aud
well their part; had decoycd Gen. Hood 70 Nashville,
and then trrred him defeating bis army thoroughly
capturing all bis artillery great numbers Of n soneis
and still pursuing The fragments down mo Ala
bama. 80 complete success an military opeIai'p
extending over half Continent is an achievement tNat
saulIes ~ llace In The military history VI Inc KoG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED......SuNpAY. j,

ARRIVED. ..SUNpAY Jan. q
Shin cb,,rnc fof Pathl gins, Pyo Colorado Gulf Of
California l65 days Brazil wood, DUNCAN ksRda;L Iy:h
inst, a 80 q Ion Il 81 spoke Dark Nafath9n, Dnso VINO
.upped with vegetables and mel, as 10 OF our own men
BsrE stella CBrern steeringra Bremen ~ days mdss.
and 70 pass. Hermann Koop 4 Co.
Bark Ionic tos PorAndl, Hutchinson, Portland, dy' 1r
Biz IfcEess (of shelbarne Laprele Port an Prince !"
inst logwood Sc. Bonry De Cordoya Co. las Lad con
nual strong westerly gales all the PASSAGE has peer ~
~ Of atteas, and driven to lon 'O had uen ci u
big ocean Wave Cole Providence in ballast, j. t. "aIa
l. Co.
Brig B. DOsne KnOwltOn, Buck'pon 20 days. inrnb''H
!" sc A-A Jo,.ph uav. Hathaway Newt ed,ord oil
schr r. NcLain, Ale xspder, Rockiana, lime.
schr H. d. Ha..eD. Haaken. Boston, copper ore-'or Bsr
s' sehg' Grace Girdor, Clark Boston.
sohr Bay state, HaAott, Boston mde., ). u Dayton.
Schr Chorub, Bailey, Gardiner, Mc. lumber, Hoyo"
sehs. Splendid Johnson, Portland Me-, heading wsyds1
sshr Martha, Baxter, Woods Hole, suano, j. o. BsA"
Seir. Virginia. Bearse Boston. days mdse., s. w Lewis
sefr. Henry of Jonesport Dotin Kingston Jam % dy'.
oss God and cOcosEus t. ~ Mayec" cargo 70 A. IL '''
scl-. Rachel Beals, Moore, Calais lumber, Holyofs
sehr' Lord Of The Ies lof sheburnel, Cumming ne
uahe va Long Island Sound % days wool and hides b,'
sehr Colonel Jones, Hill Ellsworth, IT days. lun6s C.
sshr Gilbert Zen. (Brl, Howard CORVALLIS potatoes
sem. Henfiea, Smith, Portland heading George r. Duo
kee. 49, ~. r.. u.,,;,,,r.
schr Willow Wilcox Lubec, mn, Jed Frye x 20.
schr n Berry. Craulner Boston for Fortress Monroe
schr Uapnah Wal, plymouth. N ballast -,
SeLr A. Hammond Higgins, Boston for PnladelPnia a.,
ScAr Cabot. WitherspoOn, Bo.ton, md'e', D. w. Ls"v
Schr Edwin Reed, Goodspeed, Boston for Philadelphia
WIND-At Sunset, N f.
BELOW.
Bark Marathon (of Columbia Fals) Drisko
SAILED.
JAW. 2i-stesmers-AlbaHy, Cumberland.
Ship Harvest Queen.
Bark.-Ella Adele, Louisa, Obj, COreL
schooners-Dan.el Webster, NJ 5. Davis Ney
SPOKEN
Bsrk lrrsn bound E.-2ilh ut lat IS 40. lon 70 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
TIE armies serving in Georgia and Tennessee; os

The armies serving in Georgia and Tennessee, cs
web az the local gaTTsons Of Decatur llGcepni ~
ts,ooga and Murf,aesborough are alike epi.!ed 70 ~
Common honor and each regiment may tiserle o4 '''
colors at pleasure tie WORDS Savannah u va Pc
Vile" a., ,,r,o
rercral snocess the operations Of tho cVdH co'un
Gu9er cons S.ouemen BulhIilCe and Gleu, 'nt 7" .
trted into south Western Virgins, ana lal1'!hs.
orts OF the enemy TO disturb the peace anu saoy V
tho pcope OF East Tennessee Instead OF oele pat
the defensive we have at all points assreu sy ,te
offensive and completely thwafied me Gcs G "; W,
enemies Of Our country. By Greer VI 'i.J, a. Damn
Sherman. j.. w. bA'i" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
QUARTER MASTERS OFFICE u. S. A,
No Il STATE ST. NEwioRK, jan 70 1865
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received as

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received as
- Mi, O.ce until u o'clock Of THURSDAY 10th inst
or supplying this Department with the following aelvs
-.
Ianlins 1924 and ,o13o Cotton Duck Nos and each
Horse Rasps, A. Is and ID inch rer doz
Monkey Wreiches. ~ II and IS inch, uer doA
Hickory Az Handles, each.
Ship Carpenters Axes each.
CHrrenier's AIDES, each.
Steel Squares. each.
Top Msns each.
Choppug Axes per do..
Leather Hose p and inoh with Couplings Fer iooA
Ship Sheathiag Paper, per sheet.
slip Feet per sheet
Sheathius Zinc q o., per ID.
Shelthms Nails per ID.
Block Tin. per b.
Pitch. per Dbl
Mouldns sard for iron, per Dbl.
Fire Gay. per bot
Fire SIND, Dbl.
finishing Nuiis a. II, u, and Il In, Per n
Mule Collars, each
Halter Chains O. o O. each.
Iron screws assorted, per gross.
Fnamcil, a rloth. per yard.
Neaisioot Oh, per gallon.
Iron Cut Jacks, asstd, per paper.
Turpen'ine srts, per gallon. 49, ,, H., ~ 4. ~
Subject 20 Inspection before shipment Goods to 0e ,eeusy
packed in ,f abo packages, end delivered Zee OF S.asese
the nifed Slts az place u shipment m s clv' TSne
f c snpp SIS VII be made 10 fuch unds as are provides
BY The Tud states The privilege 1ts.F.d OF teJeSs
any rop,.n rot deemed ads anta eous Otnr. should %
nd,ieed Ptapastis lr OuAfternls.rs Stores and ad
dressed 10 STEWART VAN NLIET. Brsvst Big Gen. -
q -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

The -Pox.-Forty deaths occurred lasa
week from this terrible disease and five hundred
are in existence at the present time The sanitary
authorities should immediately take steps to cleanse our
streets which are at present In filthy condition Steps
have been taken 20 render ample Of vaccinaion
open to ALL free of cost and colfne the epidemic 70
far az possible, to its present localities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
CITY ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE LECTURE Rev. j. Smyth,
d. D., viii deliver lecture temperance to the sick
and disabled soldiers at the rooms of the New-England
Soldiers Relief Association. No. l94 Broadway. this
monday evening, ut :! O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
FIFTH AVENUE SKATING PosD.-This favor.

FIFTH AVENUE SKATING PoSD.-This favor.
ito for skaters largely attended on Saturday
mainly ladies being present. The scene, during the
night. especially fine. The music was eIcellentj
tho powerful calcium lights threw brillisnt Ilnni'
nation, almost as bright sunlight over the smooth
frozen surface Of the pond from which multitude Ok
Joyous skaters gentlemen and ladies' struck ringing
cadence with their silver heels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

For IDABo AND MoNTASo.-We again call
the attention Of those about to emSrte to the gold
fields OF tho West to tho advertisement OF regular
line OF steamers 10 starr ut regular intervals fom
Pittsburgh, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

TRIAL OF THE GREAT ORaAN.-The great
organ in st. John the Evange.ists Church, Fiitiesh
ST. near Fi,thave was tested last evening in grand
sacred concert Signor Nora assisted by able artists
was tho conductor Of the music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

ADVERTISEMENT
New SARATOGA STAR" SPRING WATER-A
Superior Mineral Watertry IT, BE aud call for stArS
sprng Ws,er. Der9t no. % barclay st., New York
= ID. WESTON, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
Rebel View OF New.York.

TIE srCESsloSIsT gEwsPAPERs-TEE "PEAcE
MN AND SOUTHERN .'sNEAEs."
Mr. Pollard, editor of The Richmond ErGminer,
md author Of "'fEe Southern History OF the War,
who recently captured ON board blockade runner
and subsequently exchanged psssad week W IBIS city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

BROOKLYN CITY COURT.-The Equity calen.
dar embracing Is causes will be taken up this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

THE BEar PENS II TIE WUhID,
Ga receipt Of any Of the foowin. sums ~ Osso tne o.
scIer viii send by mall otherwise, as directed
Gold Pen Pens-seetiag the sa~e according 70 ss's7V
fiOnY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

PESCILs.
For 81 tho Magic Pen. FOR 81 25 the Lucky Pen fos
81 80 the Alwsyseady Pen; for 81, the Elegant Peas
AID for - Is, the Excelsior Pen.
These are Well Finished. Good WEins God Pens, With
dosriu Points the average OF every Of which
will far outlas gross OF the best Steel Pens; although nes
are uairdrrGHfed, and, therefore, Eot erchangedoIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

the Confederate Sates 10 avoid military service TO
he holders and The money converted into gold to BIZ
cent ain orl 70 these deiuque at Confedeates BESIDES
thf the negroes who have been boarding ConeGela te
ria of Tycse and familiar causes far than the
fail OF Fort FISHER. constitute the real reason for the e1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS

The name A. Norton Number" and Quality" sr'
ped on the foown, Pens and the points arc waAEeS
fo- six months. except against accident. ,
The numbers n,cats size only; No being the smers
No the largest adopted for the pocket No the smallest
and No TO- tie largest Mammoth Gold Pen, for the desk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
NE REBELS PEAR THAT FORT CAswELL WILL
RE RENDERED USELESS TO THEM.

From Ibe NcNnond HlfliIcII' 1-I' u =, . -,
Our most trustworthy Information IN u!a' 'N'
e,erv has o,temnted 70 niyanco toward Wilmington.
Fort Casvo which guards the southern mouth % 'ape
Fear River. was ~ last advice, sim belu ~ ouI
troops bnt II 10 fe lred il will be rendered uses 10 "a
by the enemy blcckadDg the river ~ point pet"eo"
4 anhN Wilmington
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19
Gen, Stephen 1nomas recommended for Ad
jutant General.

Cain, Of the Rutland Courier, last week had
most savage editorial on the gallant Gen. Thomas,
who did such effective service as Colonel Of the
Eighth Vermont Regiment in the campaigns Of
the Mississippi valley and before Petersburg, and
as General in the Shenandoah valley campaigns
The Generals ofense is that he was Democrat,
and yet gave his Influence and his sword TO the
service of the Government in the hour Of the
Nations sorest peril. The CJWuf can never
forgive Gen. 1homls for using bis swo.i SO fear
lessly and so successfully agoins. Southern rebels
anu traitors, and his Influence and voice SO freely
and dauntlessly against their Northern symplthiI-
ers and abettors. The Courier well remembers
that when Gen. Thomas was not fghi'g treason
in the swamp'alnd bayous Of LouIson., he We
battling copperheadism in Vermont, and render
ing effective aid in filing up the ranks Of the In.
ion army and it has grief lest he people Of
Vermont shall also reuember the man who al
though Democrat of the straitest sect, dared to
put party under. foot, aud periled his life on many
a bloody battlefield h't the Republic M yht I've.
The Courier says the General is "aying bis
corr for the office Of Adjutant General Of this
State; end il IS SO troubled lest one who utterly
refused to pronounce the parry shibboleth-when
to do so was treason to the Government he had
sworn to sustain-shoud be " rewarded, )" that i,
INDUCES in all the slang peculiar 10 the not over
fasdous yernacular Of fisl woman. We do
not know rs the people Of Vermont desire
change il the Adjutani Gene 'lshi1i but il they
do, or if Gen. Thomas himself wishes the office,
the Co.rier may resi- assured that such abuse as
it, and other nopers Of tnat stripe, heep upon
the General, will only tent to hasten a con-
summation the coppeebeAd leaue's seem SO
much 10 dead. II the .lrgus would ou'y 60
in lively with its bro,her COmi.r in It's abuse Of
the renegade Democrat we will wager ,wo to
one on the Generals "ead. The people Of We o
mont well remember at whose rands the Repub-
lie received no deirinent, but ather new life and
they will take good care trat those who gave up
party, and offered lie itself for their country 3
honor, shall not be inundated upon the altar Of
copperhead malls nifty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

Our SUPPLEMENT AND THE FREknAN.--Ihe
pressure upon our advertising columns has been
such the past few months that we have been
unable 10 give our subscribers, 10 the regular
weekly issues Of the FRkkNAN, the amount OF
reading matter We desired, aud they had right
to expect. We have therefore ielt in duty
bound to ssuc an occasional supplement here
tofore, and to day send out another one, in
which our readers will find short but suggest
i've love story-one which Is not only interesting
but may prove instructive; thrilling little
poem, aud sundry items Of news and general
interest. We arc not much addicted to begging
for Subscribers, and are quite we'll satisfied with
the patronage the people of Vermont have ali
ways cheerlully awarded US but il our present
subscribers would show the paper to their
neighbors and endeayor to interest them in the
welfare of the FRESHMAN, We would esteem it a
favor, and be happy to recproca.e the kindness
in any manner 10 our power, A little effort ON
the part Of ts friends might materially increase
tho subscription lst OF tho FREEMAN, aud thus
enlarge It's sphere of usefulness while, at the
same time, our friends would reap present
reward by enabling US to furnish them still
better paper than We now do. Who will be the
FIRE, 10 move in this natter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19
The frGtma
MONTPELIER, VT.
Tuesday Morning, September 10, 1865.


We will furnish the FREEMAN from this time
to the first Of January, 1866, for Fifty Cents per
copy. Tbs paper during that time will contain
concise and accurate reports Of the proceedings
OF the General Assembly, short sketches of de.
bates on all matters Of public interest in both
Senate and House, the public acts and resolves
in full passed by the Legislature this Fall re-
turns OF the various State elections soon to be
held proceedings Of Congress at its session in
December, and President Johnsons annual mes
sage to that body, which will embrace bis yiews
and set forth bis actions on manhood suffrage
the reconstruction of the Southern States &c.
The next three months promise to be one Of the
most eventful epochs ever known in our State and
National affairs. 1t will be the aim of the con-
ductors Of the FREEMAN to carefully collect, col
late and promptly give their readers all the i'm
portant and public events that shall 90 to make
up the history OF the coming time and all polti-
cal and general questions growing out of these
events will be freely, candidy and fesrlsssl dis
cussed in the editorial columns Of this paper
Particular attention will be given to agricultural
and miscellaneous reading, local, State and gen
ersl news, reports Of the markets, &C., &c. We
trust the friends who believe in the doctrines the
FREEMAN advocates and strives to enforce, will
give u. the benefit Of their influence and exer-
tons in increasing our subscription list in their
respective localities.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19
General Buell..

Gen Buell. appears once more on the stage
Sherman made speech sometime since in which
lie said
remember one evening up in the Old Plant
er's Bouse, sitting with Gen. Halleck and Gen.
Cullum, we were talking about this thai and
the other. A map was on the table, and was
explaining the position Of the troops of the en-
envy in Kentucky when | came TO this State.
zen. Halleck knew we'll the position here Tin
MFsourD and remember well the question he
asked mo-the question Of school teacher to
his child" Sherman here is the line, how will
you break that line - " Physically by q per-
pendcular force" "W here is the perpendicu-
lar %" The Tennessee river" Gen. Sherman
then adds: " Gen. Ilalleck is the author of
that fast beginning, end give him credit for
it with pleasure.
This statement has been generally understood
by the public as an affirmation by Gen Sherman
that Gen. Halleck and himself were entitled to
the credit OF devsing the early Western Cam
pagn in the spring Of 1862. This has called
out Don Carlos Buell. who uses several news
paper columns in the effort to show that he
Cen Buell. conducted that campaign in Ken
lucky with great and distinguished ability and
success OF course the democratic papers copy
this letter-aa far as they have space Tor it-and
make it the occasion to praise General Buell.
They are very much disposed to praise every
general who delayed moving on the enemy''
works until the rebels bad time to make very
extensive arrangements to meet him, and they
therefore, cannot decline to take up the fgh
for Buell. They will hardly be likely to writ,
him into fame, especially when such military
heroes as Sherman are on the other side Of tn,
question The labor is no more hopeless, how
ever, than the effort to make Mcclellan grea
general, an effort which cos. the nation many
hundreds OF millions Of dollars and many
thousands of valuable lives. But it is oul,
consistent that the party which continual,
hoped, and labored, and resolved to make tn
war failure, should still adhere to the fortune
OF those military men who did what they coul,
to make it 50 and we are not therefore, sur
prlsed at this democratic ehamponizing Of Gen
Buell.