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Evening star., 1865-02-03
ARMY OF The POTOMAC.
The 'Peace" Commi Observation-Disclosures
ing by our Soldiers-Hope Expressed by
MIR. StephenS.

ing by our Soldiers-Hope Expressed by
Mr.. stephens.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press
HBADQuARTRRs ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
Feb. 1.-The announcements that peace commits
sioners had arrived within our lines, and had
gone to Washington, although premature, was
not without foundation in fact On Sunday g.
flag OF truce appeared on the line near the cen.
tire, and being answered. it was found to be a
request, in pursuance OF an unders landing with
Mr. Blair and Gen. Grant, for permission for
the following-named persons to pass to en-.
Grants headquarters Lieut.. Col. Hatch, As
sistant Adjutant General and Exchange Com-
missioner, with Alex. H. Stephens, r. NJ T.
Hunter and J. A. Campbell.
Col. sam Hartman, commanding 1st bri-
gade, 1st division, 9th corps, received the
communication, and forwardeditto to headquar
ters,
Owing to General Grants absence from City
Point no reply could be sent Immediately; but
after several communications had passed be-
tween our authorities and the commissioners,
the permission was granted, and deputation,
consisting Of Col. Bsbcock, Of Gen. Grants
staff, Col. Hartman and Col. Lydig, O.. Gen
PARKS staff, and Capt. Bracket, OF Gen. Will.
cox's staff, were deputed to meet the gentle.
men and escort them within our lines. The
deputation reached the appointed place lust
before sunset yesterday afternoon, and were
soon joined by Mr. Stephens and his compan.
ions, and after few moments spent in inter-
change OF civilities, the party came within our
lines, the troops on both sides uniting In a 81.
multaneous cheer, which seemed to give them
greater confidence than they had before exhib.
ited They were escorted to the railroad in
carriages, where special train was in wait.
ing to convey them to City Point.
A large crowd of soldiers was here assem-
bled. anxious to get q glimpse at the strangers,
and when the train started loud cheers again
greeted them. On arriving at City Point they
were taken to General Grants headquarters,
where they spent the night
Messrs. Stephens and Campbell looked much
emaciated and careworn, but Mr.. Hunter ap-
peared to be hale and hearty, as did Colonel
Hatch. The latter conducted the negotia tions
In his usual agreeable ana nappy mahneI.
was tho Sone axnrssead mace b 70 our ameuies
Col. Hartman, on bidding him good bye, that
they would soon meet under happier auspices.
W. d MC9RRGOR
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SOUTHERN NEWS,
The Georgia Peace Movement.

movement.
A CERTAIN CLASS OF GEORGIANs ADVOCATING
RECONSTRUCTION AND GIT SUPPRRssED
From the Richmond Sentinel, Jan 29l
We are gratifed to learn that Gov Brown ia
strongly opposed to the reconstru ction con ven
tion movement which q few disloyai and
whipped men and coloniZed enemies are ad vo
eating with audacity aAd zeal
THE INTERRUPTION OF MEETINGS. DrsAp
PROVED BY THE REBEL SECRETARY OF WAR
From the Richmond Sentinel, Jan.e
The Augusta Chronicle contains letter from
Mr.. Glenn, or as the Chronicle, for greater eff
feet, styles him, Gen. Glen n, confessing to his
having interrupted public meeting in Geor.
gla, because OF the improper objects which he
supposed to be contem plated. II we are not
mistaken, Mr.. Glenn holds no Confederate
commission. Having, however, informed the
Secretary OF War of has late proceedings, the
Secretary has replied in terms Of strong disap.
probation Of them.
The Bill to Employ Slaves in the r ebel
Army.
1T WILL PROBABLY BE PROMPTLY PAssrD
From the Richmond Sentinel, Jan. 2sl
The House Of Representatives was engaged
yesterday in the consideration Of the Senate
bill authorizing the employment of forty thou
sand slaves for nenial service in the army.
The proceedings indicate the prompt passage
Of the measure. This is an important step In
the right direction.
Evening star., 1865-02-03

~ New York city has furnished from Nav,
1868, to August, 1864, SOS recruits, at an ex
men day are needed to I'LL the new ouota hw
the 18th Of February Committees are 10 be sent
to Albany and Warrington to promote the in.
terests of the city in regard to the draft
~The Savannah ladies are said 70 ha in
bliesful ignorance 0f"mice, 'srats," and "wa.
terfalls,"
Evening star., 1865-02-03

IL Forty.five tons OF mail matter pass
through the New York post Office daily OF
this amount twenty tons passes over the rail-
road lines and river routes connecting with
New York, exclusive Of the mails for Europe
and fleets, and the various armies on the AZ.
lantic coast.
~Five formidable torpedo boats are in pro.
cess OF construction at the northern Yards. for
the defense OF our harbors and destrpc ction "
rebel iron -clads. Although nearly submercsS
and having an enormous torpedo pro,scfinS
from .ne stern, tne boats are perfectly insured
OUR UNION PRIsoNKRs.-The Richmo,,
ENQUIRER Of the 26th has a report tha. sii
Union prisoners IN the South are TO be reieasa.t al
from irons and unusual condneman. .soo
placed on footing Of prisoners Of war for enc s1
Last Friday, in repairing the old In.,..
Sueeh Hotel, In South Boston, the camr'.sna
sneleton OF man was found In a nal.S nanpl,ns
closet closet Tne mesh was gone entirely from tSa
Ihs Snc S, no clue was obtained 70 the mysss'
or great fish suppers. ''f''e place
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE CO., BANKERS,
Y1FfKEsrH ssRszT. OPPOSITE U. 8. TREASURY,
Reccive Subscriptions for the
NEW u s. $40 LOAN,
authorized by the act Of June soth, 1864.
The notes win be issued under date of August
18th IN denomonAtions of
$50. 500. $500, 81 900 and IS 900.
psysble to bearer order, bearing interest At
$40 per centum per annum. payable semi an
nsally. and will be convertible at the option Of
the holder at maturity into six per cant. fivs-
Twenty Bonds.
We buy and SELL
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF all issues,
TREASURY MOTIFS.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
And COIN,
And pay the highest price for
QUARrERMAsTER's CERTIFIoATE CHECKS.
Witt JAY COOKE & GO.
WAsHINaTqN oIIY 4.n sAyISas s.s,1 BANK, AM ,ss..
EDWARD srMMs. President and Treasurer.
IDW'D CLARK. Vice President and Secretary.
DIRECTORS
TMN yTSaN Fl h 9seLt1EiNs, TTGS6s! o9oasf; g. ask;pNnR
'ohN ~ D. v. NILES. "A"'A"'
This Bank is now open for the receipt OF De.
posits, at the
NEW BANKING HOUSE,
No. 5s Louisiana av., under Sim N g New Building g
EDWARD CLARK, Secretary
J EDWARD CLARK CO.,
BANKERS,
the Savings Bank. No. SS Louisiana avenue,
DElLERsIE
EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
And General Banking Business.
EpwARD CLARK, JOIN B, ELylNe,
decl7- eo2m
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PRESSING TOBACCO FOR DOMESTIC UsR-
Mr.. James Laurie, of White county, Ind,
writes to the American Institute Farmers'
Club, as follows:
'sAnother man wanted to know how tn man :.
ufactnre tobacco. l will tell him how TO press
1t Tor his own use tighter than tobacco was
ever pressed by any other plan. Go to the
wood pile or the woods and get a hickory LOG
two feet long and one foot over, bore two ONE
inch holes in the end down to three inches of
the other, and then make good hard ramrod
OF tobacco, pounding it down well; then make
one-inch pins Of hard wood and drive in to each
hole as far as possible. This will press his TO-
bacco SO fhat 1t will look like wax. You must
split the press to get it out but one press will
hold ten or fifteen pounds, so that they will not
have to be often made for home use"
Evening star., 1865-02-03
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,

OFFIoH BALTIMoRl s oHIo Rsi GO, So.
@ u - - - -
On and after Sunday, December 10, 1854. Pssssn-
: hNyEsg #zR sGs4Ea. g2sFH n..
RIsBURG TRAIE-Lesys Washington 6:15 A. n.
Arrive at Baltimore s:OOA.M
pkSssisiN 2JsEw W.S.s Tokk PHH!IdaaDELpH!A
Phisdslphia Sc P; NJ, New Yerk $50 N. No
No. 3zBALTIMoRE Il WESTERN TRAIN
for the West, and reaching Baltimore at 1000
No. 4-N.w YORK MAIL TRAIN-Leave Wash
Phadsiphi: ST. Es is bs'"9ts n" aorf 1853 1850
No. .s-BALrIMons TRAIN AND WAY STA
TdoEsSahIesvs lie Wsshilnstoa 500 F; NJ, connect
timors s:&5 PM. 0''A 'fA'n' Ai'i'e a. 0Ai'
No: e-BALT1MeRs COMPUTATION AND
4 Laurel rss .as
pass TSAiSstss7sa W.shipssen 800 ?. =.
Fers ey this train connect with all the early
D. oPS sss ySs Of foT t m.:
sol lby this train. which is limited in capacity bJ
HTdsTs sG issHrs ahs Ts TRAIN
Leave Washington o:4a P. N. and arrive at Baiti-
more e:20 Pm
No s-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
WESTERN TRAIN-LeAve Washin gten at 40
p NJ: atoppipg At Re az House fer Western passen.
gers 10 take Kxpress Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Petersburg, and all points in the West. Reaches
New Yerk at 6:1 An
POR ANNAPOLIS the connections WIN be made
with the SIS A. N. and the 3 and 4:30 p. n. from
washin gtop. No trains to or from Annapolis
1unday.
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
tpr passengers on Sunday are the e:15 and 11:15
Ah and p. N. for Baltimore. and $50 p. n.
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, and
the p Il for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West. as we'll ~ TO
Philad elphia, New York, or Boston, can be had st
the Station Ticket ONCE at all hours in the day,
we'll as at new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylyania avenue, between ~ and
RAGGAG Il will be checked at all hours,-also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
fhar ds narture of the trains.
kLLPASBENGERS, whether soldiers or citizens,
are Joitely but earnestly requested te respect the
rules of the Line, established for the general ad
vantase su uch as the keeping of one or more cars
excusively for ladies and their attendants, and the
prevention of smoking in any but the smokers
ears and also to make q cheerful compliance
vttb the decisions of the agents or conductors
m gard TO their seats, tickets ETC.. especially in
ths hurry OF starting the trains.
w p SMITH, Master Of Transpor tatton.
y M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. dec %
CREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
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New York Gold Marke1
CONGRESSIONAL.

NEW YORK, Fee. 2. 10 p. m.-Gold, 20l q;
closing after the call, 205h.
Evening star., 1865-02-03
From Savannah-Arriyal Of Cotton.

FT0M SHFaHndH-AfFIVaI OF COtfon.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2-The steamer Rebecca
Clyde, from Savannah, has arrived, with
fun cargo of cotton consigned to Collector
Draper. She brings 10 news.
Evening star., 1865-02-03

had eiuded all parties sent to arrest him. and
WHO, IL is alleged, had fired several times nnon
Ssash Umc,ais IN pursuit Of him. was captured last
rrna mesA III hoVel manner. The provost marshal
Ae,s, labeled 1t with the name of a deceased
solder, and sent it in charge of a guard of six
veterans. In citizens clothes, to be buried IN
emn burden, reached the township without ex-
cltlng the slightest suspicion, and then and
there broke open the coffin, seized their arms
and arrested the deserter
Evening star., 1865-02-03
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
1enth strsst, abous PeHasytudnia aoenas.

BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE
of the emin ent American Fragsdian,
EDWIN FORREST
THIS Friday EVENING. Feb. 3, 1865
First representation of Shakspeare's Historical
Tragedy of
RICHARD III;
OR, THE BATTLE OF BosweRrH PIELD,
with the following Uneqnalled CAST
EDWIN FORREST
Henry. Earl of Richmond Mr., John McCull ou Oh
Queen Elizabeth. -. Madame Ponisi
Lady Asna Miss Alice Gray
TO MORROW, last production Of the famous
contemporaneous drama, the
STREETS OF NEW YORK
which. notwiths standing it has achieved tie most
genuine suc ccess Of the Season, must be with
drawn for the production of q
SERIES or COMEDTES
Evening star., 1865-02-03

~ The first instalment of the Atlantic tele-
graph was dispatched on the 10th inst, and
thus most important step forward was taken
IN the means OF providing telegraphic COM
munication between England and America
Her Majesty's ship Amethyst, an old sailing
corvette, which for some years past has lam
at moorings in the, Medway, had received i'm
the ron tank which has been constructed i'm
her hold a coil of two hundred and seventy
nine miles Of the cable, land was duly towed
down to the Medway, where she will bs laid
alongside the Great Eastern, to deliver mn th,s
first instalment OF the Atlantic cable The en-
tire cable will be ready by June next,
Evening star., 1865-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS,
GROWERS fHEATER.
Pennsslvania Avenue. near WiIlard,s Hot.l
CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING
to witness the i'm mpersoBation of
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE,
in the original. the only genuine play of
EAST LYNNE, OR TIE ELOPEMENT
which is given TO NIGHT with an admirable dis.
tri ibutiOn of characters.
Miss Lucille Western, aa
Lady Isabel and Madame Vine.
Dye notice will be given Of Miss Westerns first
performance of
GEMEA, THE HEBREW MOTHER
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MORE ADDITIONS
MORE ADDITIONS
MORE ADDITIONS

To the already overwhelming Combination of Ar
tistes which, in point of numbers and professional
reputation has never before been equslled by any
other place of amusement in theatrical history
Evening star., 1865-02-03

nANTE ALBUM Seventy six Photo.,,nh n.
IL lustrations from Gustave Dore. The Wsnder.
ips Jew; PhotosraIh Illustrations from G1stsye
D1xe. PhotoRraph Iliustrations Of Chstes bri and
Ale. The 1lesyins RsantX: With Photo srsph
nlustratious ffsD GustAve Bore.
Evening star., 1865-02-03

DETROIT, Feb. 2.-The constitutional amend.
ment abolishing slavery was ratified by tht
Michigan Legislature this morning.
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10
about four miles from Bedford, containing $50
about so acres cleared with log house log barn and other
outbuidings thereon erected also an apple orchard
thereon.
Also.
tract of land in Harmon's Bottom Juniata township
with log house. barn &C. thereon erected containing 20
acres and allowance Best part cleared and under fense
and in a good state of cultivation Neartoa a school
house. Min &C. Adjoining Scott Low, Hughes and others,
and lately purchased from VIM. Hurley.
ALSO,
60 ofland 10 cleared and under Tense, with log
hease thereon erected adjoining Geo. Troutman, Geo.
May and others in Juniata township, and partly in Lon
donderry, lately owned by Andrew Woford.
ALSO,
1865 acres near sonerstown-within mile of Broadttp
Raflroad-aboutl00 acres cleared, with two story
dwelling house-new bank barn-stable &C. thereon
erected also apple orchards thereon, Of choice fruit
The soil is rich and capable Of producing every va
riety ofcropsin this climate.
ALSO,
100 best quality Of prarienear the Missouri ry
err close to the county seat Of Harrison Co. Iowa.
ALSO,
Two enc hundred and sixty tracts, adjoining Elk
horne City in the richest valley Of the westhe Platte
vaeyabout 90 miles west Of omahs 0ity, and close
the great national government road leading west in Ne
braska Territory.
ALSO,
tract of land in Union toMnship containing 225
acres Y cleared with farm house, house.
good new saw mill thereon known the Snyder or
Koontz property"
ALSO,
loo acres, two miles above Omaha City, the great
bend ofthe Missouri. This tract is well timbered and
very desirabe. All ofthese lands located after
personal inspection and careful examination the ground
and can be well relied upon for future wealth. Maps
showing the precise location are in my possession.
ALSO,
Three desirable lots in Omaha City Nebraska Terrific
ry.
ALSO,
lot ofground in the City of Dacotah, Nebraska Ter
ritory.
ALSO,
Tract Of LAND containing Fifteen Acres about
en- cleared with Story and half Log House and
Log Stable thereon erected adjoining lands of Joseph
Brinkey John A. 0mgrund and Others in Juniata Twp.
The cleared land is in good order and the balance well
Tmbered and all capable of easy improvement and cul-
tiyation.
The above real estate wib sold such prices to
insure safe and profitable investments.
Notes OF obligations ofany kind that good will be
taken in exchange-particulary good bank notes.
o. E. SHANNON.
apr. S, 1854
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