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, 1864-01-25

HALL T41EvEs.-0n Friday evening two
salaable ea-xacoars were taken from the hall Of
toasedng house, No. 100 Michigan avenue. while
t11e owners were At supper. This should act Us
warning to householders, to protect themselves
from similar losses from this class Of the flight
hpnArnA fraferrftFf -
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aucttD1t 5ulR8.

@As-*-Ns"
Terms cash. GILBERT 4 sANpsoN.
ja29-a6s2st AuctIoneers.
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
N salesoous, II, 46 and 4s Dearborn st1ee'.
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGs
AND PH0TOGRAPH FRAMES.
AT AUCTION.
On s siest sss IN I'd
dne assortment Of
FRAMED PAINTINGS .. .
AND EEGRAv1NGs.
ALso-c4o DOZEN PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
Finished In Gold Gilt and Walnut.
They can be examined the afternoon before the aae.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
,a2s-uss2-at GILBERT & SAMPSON. Auctts.
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
" General Auctlonears. II. 4s l. 43 DcstboruAt
Large assortment Of Furniture,
FRENCH AND COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
ID ssss saa Rassd m
German and French Plate siisroEs, faEloE aud ONCE
AT AUCTION.
r5ss6AS: 5aas'f' 10 5fSs&f L i 6f7ssS SSHkNfsos
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
" n, u aud IS Dearborn street.
cat9qf1st ses sn and
Hair Mattresses, &C., &C., &c.
AT AU ITO N.
@ s oa
at O'clock conal8tiuE OF rich library sets OF sofa,
casy chairs. four chairs and table IN on walnut.
Par1pr-solld rosewood set of two tetea.t:tes, tWo
ea&y chairs and four chars two reception Chairs IN
French broctatelc solid rosewood marble top tables
fancy table and mirror. mantle ornaments, rich oak
top sldeboaEd and eight chatrs. Bedroon sets IN
starda, nne marble top cottage set Of ten pieces.
srrpg beds hair mattresses lounges, chairs rockers
furniture. &c, DC. 7..
Also-ail the Brussels and Wool carpets Of twelve
ROOMS. Most OF the carpets have BEEN in use only
few months.
The furnitute is all Est class and made By the best
GILBERT SAMPSON.
Ia22-Is9q9t Auct1oneeFs.
, 1864-01-25

PERsosA1~-Captatn Vim. Fl. Bolton, Of
the celebrated Chicago Battery bearing his name,
arrived here on Saturday morning on special busl-
nees connected with the 18th Army Corps, Major
Ganera1 McPheyson, now at Vicksburg. Tho
health Of Captain Bottoms command is excellent.
Every man has 1e-enlisted for the war.
, 1864-01-25

w WANTED-Agents. Good can
w vassera are making $50 month tn selling
MrTCHELL's NEW GENERAL ATLAS and STKnnISss
E1an1I YEAhe' PRoGREss Of the UNITED SrArxs.
AApply toJ. n: WH1DpEH. General Western Aseat,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
PARTICULAR NOTICE

Thsrc are many preparations sold under the NAM.
q Buter@ PIT ap in quart Bottles, compounded OF
ne cheapest arhi8ey ccmu on rum, costing from,
- 70 4G cents per gallon, the tste DISCUSSED by 1nias
or Coriaader Seed
This class Of RHie-s has caused md ,;y .o,,;,,.
TO cause as tong they can be soi4 hundreds 10 n.
The delA y the drunhard By Hte.r use tte suste11
IS kept co"f'euaiy uIer he influence of AlcohoIir
St'nauiaRts y The rorSt kind, the desire for Liouor
- eTeated d"d Eet up, and the result IS aAthe hor-
rors attendant upon a druDlkard and de ttb
FIR M2se arho desire and will have f;oy.-
D"ierS, nee publish the foitocjng recent Get tIue
Bottle HOnftland's &c, man Rit,,rs onIE NJ
run ihree Quarts of Good Brandy or Whis-
hey, ana me result irW be q preparation that ,rW
tar excel in medicinal rirtgeS ana tr,,. .rI
any v ne numerous Liquor Bilters in The markrt
and ~W cost much less. You 1rW hare oil tbe
rlrlues Of Honiand's Buffers in comedian ,,T5
good e'l.re 9f Liquor. at a much less prics 5on
"eSs h'erIor Preparations uM cost vou
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
Manufacture of Wooden Goods (!

CHAPTER !.
The Manufacture Of Wooicn Goods both in tho
household ami in the factories has become OF great
"E"Ttnnce on accountof,its forming at present our
principal articles Of clothing. The nature of our eli
mate make 1t necessary and the scarcity of Cotton
has greatly Increased the value of wno and Fahr1cks
made iron 1t and being engaged in the business Of
making Clorh and Flannel. and also oil Cariing
and Cloth dressing. We h.vc thought q few remarks
with regard to han ding Wool AMI the proper pro-
cess 1t Manufacture might be Of ,ervi:. to the coun
try, and Il benefit 10 ourselves
The first process with the farmer who iHtenls TO
make his wool into rolls for spinning AMI weayiug,
ut home after washing AM shctring IS asserting the
qualities. This We o not expect farmer tp 'iu us
perfectly rs regular mAnuf tctprer ont by try NJ
h- will approximate towards it, and he amply paid
tor the little pains required by having an even
thfea" and smoother fabric. The hecce should tie
Whole ami be spread "nt on n table tho coa'ses:
wool VIII he f"urd on the skirts OF tho fleece. aud
can easily be distinguished by looking closely The
more Inequalities from ea u fleece VIII perhaps
he close enough for ordinary purposes. but the
sheer Il! countTy differ much IN their ri les of
w""l-;fe coarse pat Of one may do to go with the
-.eT part Of another, ant III make three or four
qualities out OF the lot If il is going the mana
factory or To market, thc fleece should not be torn,
hat after removing the dylnrks should be 70 led no
conprctiy, skin ont side Not less than ore pound
"ilad rcsh bUtter OF oil should he with every
ten poGn,is # wool go;u, 10 the csrlin. machine.
lie mex hing If Importance is of cour e to he
bic nut II h matter "t spinning ant veaving, sc
have anotacr caution to add Jnress tile yarn IS
evenly twSt-i and heat up evenly in tie loom the
con Sl links uneren!y in iuIng- mixing some pi-
csS wIto "n others narrow an if the frisher sue
ceed- u pressing out tn, wrlucles the cloth will re-
suine II tont"rtipn again when made into gar
nsu', an the mechanic is sometimes wrongEuIIy
blamed .rrA coat becoming iIHtera Jared op
man "'ck. Il IS easily avoided BY giving the
wheel n gn,) nu:uhcr Of turns gjycu length Of
hrrad !.s"E Oh: W. fni thi, i:tfi,aIty l-rc Using
oi .'te yelcs .L htyc coIe to he conclusion III.
# S'iie Il he spiuucrs do not keep better time on
their ii .""S r!a oa th"ir spinning wheel. should
hate 1rcaaiuiIy 10 hs'cu t. their rnu>j,.
4: av"Ty n'H-at II labor ShOuli be employed to
The %rst advantage. and every ounce of material lie
aFpr"Frlte,i the r.. purUosr on account of onc
war. &c propose TO wTi'c some other ch piers
"an.h ~ business after this i read sui .iev To nc
rcmemtcrri and sh Il cnIcayor to do our work
nice enough t"r ltim0r a skirt doctors coat,
tn M Ike trpFser~ stout enough to LAST Il farmer
hraCEh yetIs scampaign at lrs-,.
INGUAM & WRENCH.
ioE2 FAcI5RT. CAa"TowS, BnADFoRD CO Nay ?. "a
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
AJOINT RESOLJTION.
PROPOSING CERTAIY
AmendmsAts to the Constitution.

Re IN yesolyed bv the Senate and House Of Rep
rssentatvss of the Commonwealth Of Pennsy lyania,
in general assembly met That th" following
amendments be proposed 20 the Constitution Of the
Commonwealth in accordance with the proyls ons OF
tho tenth article hereof
There shall be an ad tiional section to the third
article of the Constitution to bo designated section
four ms follows;
SECTION 4, Whenever any Of the qualified cleo
tors of this Commonwealth shall be in any active
military service under reqqisitior from the Pres-
dant Of the United States, by the authority of s
Commonwealth, such electors may exercise the right
OF suffrage in all electiesis by tbs citizens under
such regulations or shall be, prescribed by
law 90 fully as if they were present at their Usual
pace of election"
SRcY,os 2. There shall be two additional sections
30 the eleventh article OF tho Constitution to DO des
iRuAted nd sections, eight and nine, Ne folows:
nSpcYros 8. No biz shall be pNssd by the lsgis-
lature containing more than one 'uh-ct which shall
be clearly expressed in the Ii ls except appropria.
60a bills"
'.SEcrIoS 9 No bill shall be passed. by the Lesis-
lature granting any powers, or privileges, in any
cass, whero She authority to grant such powers.
priVic2eS has been or may hereafter le conforre
upon the courts of this CnmmonwedNi."
HENRY c. JOHNSON, Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives
JOHN p. PENNY Speaker OF the Senate.
OFFICE OF TUE SECRETARY or THE Commons
wEALEH HARRISBURG, April Is, !S64'
Pennsylvania, -.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is = Full,
true. and correct copy Of the original Joint ReSo-
luton of the General Assembly, entitled a Joint
Resolution proposing certan Amen Lnents to the
Constitution" as TIC same remains fe in h'
Office.
[Seal.l In TESTIMONY whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the Secretary
Office 10 be affixed the day aud year about written
ELISLIFER, Sec. of the Common wealth
The above Resolution having been agree to by a
majority of the members Of each House, IL ts sue
csSsiye sessions of the General AIS. nifty OF this
Commonwealth the proposed amendments will he
submitted to the people. for their adoption rcec
tion, on the FIRST TUESDAY or AUGUST, in the
year Of our Lord, thousand, eight hun.lrei, a
ty-four, in Ian With the provisions of ne
.cnth article of the Constitution the eltttri
and the act entitled, "An aet ~ cscrinng the sime
and manner of submitting to the people, for their
approval and satifiati"n rejection, the proposed
amendments to the 0oIl-titu;ion.' approved -she
twenty third day Of April. thpuSani, ei;st hun
droi and sixty four
ELI SLtFER Secretary Of the Comm ,nwealEh.
Harrisburg, May, g. 1854 -Sm
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
urTcuINGs & HILLyER. Pnopmrron's,

sI CtlHr Street, eIe YorE.
- Sold ia Tunshhnno,k. by J. W Lyman in
Moatrose by Abio TurrrH, in S'rlptou hv L. 5 i
/. Flliar, IL Flctorygiiic Dy al Druggs.s
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08

AT hOush not disposed 10 favor or recommend p -,
eht Medicines in general thro ugh dstrust of tbe,
ingredients ami effects, yet know of no sufisient
reasons why naa may not testify to the benefits
believes himself to nave received from any sima,
PREPARATION in the hope that ho ma thus cont,butc
to the benefit of others '
do this the more readily ia regard 70 Hooa.nd's
German Bitters, prepared by DR. C. NJ. jackson ~
tbs city, because was prejudccd aga nat hem e.,
many years, under the impression that thev were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture l am infeh,sd to nv
this prejudice by proper tests and for ~
10 try them when suffering frse z4eat ard lone coz.
tinued debility. TIE of ta,co bottles az tkss.
BHters at the beginning of the pr senr wear Wa
lono"ed 6y evident relief, ana restoration to de-
gree OF bodily an mental sigor which had NOT eeIt
Tor SIX months before an bad almost desna,rajr -
Tegaining therefore thank God and my fr:gnd f.,
directing me 20 the use of them - if'TF'r-1 '''
PHiLAp'A, June 23, 1861 :
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08

The greatest impro'om III yet IL the Sewing Ma
cAinc ar. \ curiosity worth seeing.
Please fond FOR circular with sample OF sewing.
these Improved Machin save ONE HvyEDED PER
cEST Of thread and silk and make the LocksrITcH
alike on both sides.
They require no instruction to operate perfectly
except - Tho printed dIrecticnS'
No hangc in sewing from ono kind of goods to
another.
And no taking apart to clean or oil
Our New MANUFAcroRY is now complete with all
lis machinery and tool entirely new and is already
rapidly turning out Machines which for BEAUTY and
rERFr, y'oN Of FINISH arc not surpassed by any
manufayi,o il the wori
n B.-should any Machine prove unsatisfactory,
1t can be returned and money refunded.
Agents wanted in counties not canvas.ed by out
own agents.
FINkLE 81 LYON y. vi. co.
No. 538 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK
April l3 1868, v3-n35-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
HOOFLASD'S GERMAN BJTTERs
a REMEDv

From Rec. j. Ne1rton Brorn, D. D.. Editsr ofh.
Encyc'opedid Of Religious Euouledgs.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
John We'll.
ru nkEarre,k. NaI,h {. 1904.
Treasurer y Sale of Unseated Land In Wy
OminC County.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that un Ter aud by
" virtue Of III Several Acts Of assembly Of the
Commonwealth of Penrsy ivdnI', PASSED for the cot
lection OF taxes unSe,ted ltniS the Treasurer of
W .oming County, will, the second Monday (io
wit. l3tl) june A D. 1864, AT the Court House, in
the Rorough Of Tunkhar mex expose to Public sale,
the following racts aOd paris # tracts OF GnseateI
land for the taxes and costs on them respectively
Sale to commence at ona o'clock +. VI.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
Normal Institute o. i5iygSSI55.
TunkhannOck, Pa.

T. Z, RNESs, Principal,
J. II. NORTH, Aosis:an!.
The frat nj only full term of this Institution loT
tits year will commence on Wednesday. July ZCth,
1854 and continue ak woek' Tae object of the In
sttu:e is 10 afnrl facilities for Ft1r0uet Husi-Gi
E6ucation, especially - such ladies and gentleman
desiTous Of qualifying t, en- -elyas Tor te- h
Of music, either we, or nsrulentIl. or 81 chcr
iBsers
For circulars and farther formation apply TO P.
p. Ross E+l., or 4. (. Du X. Taukhann0ck, .PcDEa
'r to the PTin p1l I + Pcrkiu. care Of I. J. Hun
tInston 434 Broene 81. New York. Sw
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
TIE ULUtSI KtbUlNIUH FUH FtWELES,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

Will Immediately relieve without pain, all disturb
ance of the periodic discharge whether arising from
..laxtion or suppression. They act like charm il
removing the pains that accompany difficult or i'm
moderate lnenstruation, and are the only safe and
reliable remedy for Fiushes. Sick Headache, Pains
in the Inns Back AID Sides, alpitat;oa cf Ito
Heart Nervous Treu3rs. liysicric-, Spns,ns Broken
SLEEP and other unpleas 1t and ,croGs effects Of
rrtl condition If the sexual functions. In
the worst eases Of FIuor A!5Gs Whites, they ef-
feet speedy cure.
|. DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been useI OVER QUARTER OF A CEN
TURY. They offered as the only safe mears Of
renewing int rruptel meustrn .9n, nut Ladies' must
bear in mund that there IS condition Of the fe-
male sQsten, in 1rh,ch he Pits cannot he taken
pi:hout producing a PECULIAR RESULT
IN. condition r.ftrred 10 is PREGNANCY-
the result, MISCARRIAGE, Such is the irresiyt-
ibLc tendency Of he medicine 10 restore The ssrUaI
functions t0a Norma! condition. that creH the pro
ductire polcer Of nature cannot resist il THEY
/ CAN NOT Do HARM in any 0;jl"r way.
DR.CiIEESFMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are gs on,y Heiicins that MARRIED AND SIN
GLE LADIES have relied uran for many years or
can rely upan now BEWARE or IUITA-
/ TIOES! These Pills form ibe Finest Preparation
srcr Dtii foruard with INHEDIATD and PEh-
cI>TENT SUCCESS. DO%'T BE DFCEEY-
{ ED. Take this advertisement 10 vcur Druggist,
AMI tell him thar Won rant ne BEST and most
I PELT1BLE FEMALE tfEDiCYNEJN TIE
WORLD. which Is comprised in
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
IR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS =!

They have received and now receiving the
sanction Of the most emntnt Physicians in Amer
icd.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box the
price, one Dollar per B0r, continuing from so to
60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promp'N by remitting the
price to the Proprciors, or any authorized Agent,
in cnrre rent funds.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
PENSIONS

Under fhe act of Congress &c july l4th 1862, any
soldier in the army of the United States, who has
been, since the 4tA Of March 1861 or ,sno shall be
disabled by wound or disease contracted in the ser
wee Is entltle 10 pension of from Eight TO thirty
Dollars per month. according to his disability anu
rank.
And in caso yfdeath Of any soldier from wound or
SeiSe contracted n the service, his wife personal
representatives entitled 10 the same to which he
would have heen entitled iftotally disabled.
The undersigned will attend to the procurment Of
such pensions for those who are entitled tteuts
Tnnkhnnnnck
Feb 10 1864 II. IL =. '" LITTLE.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08

UBSLKVE TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting from Disorders q The Digtstirs org4ns:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullnes or Blood.
to the Head, Aeidity oI the Stomach Nausea Heart
ourh' Disgust tor Food, ulness or Weight IN the
Stomach. Sour Eructations Sinking or Fluttcring :,
the Pit OF the Stomach Swimming of the Head. Hur.
rel and Difficult breathing Futcring of the Hear,
Choking or Safucatng Sensations when in Iyi1y
posture. Dniness Of Ei'ion Dots Webs before the
Sgnt, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head. Defcjencv
OF PerSriration, IellownesS of The Skin an Fyes
Pam IN the Side, Back Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden
FilsheS OF Heat Burning in the Flesh Constan MT In
aS'ningS OF Evil, and great Depresso Of Spirits
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
MERCANTILE APPRAISE.HEST.

iioHa FAcI5aE, CAurTowy, EnADFono Co Nay 2,'t
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08
L. 5. 1910 Bonds.

Jan 20, 1864 v-3-n-23Iy
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

Amor, ILL.,, Nov. 1O.-About fouro' clock
this morning IRE broke out In the wooden
building owned by Edward Arnold, on
East avenue, occupied by A. Jackson, dry
goods and groceries, aud spread with tear
full rapidity, entirely consuming Ia its
wake the Boot, Shoe and Leather store Of
r. Goldman adjoining, and the Clothing
store Of s. Goldman, also the Brick store
of Mesars. Carson & Pierce, jobbers and
retail dealers in dry goods, and the large
Considerable damage Was done to the new
brick block Of Badger & Bro, which was
nearly completed, q heavy West wind was
blowing and II was at one time greatly
feared that the entire city would Be Cies.
troyed. Loss from 36O, 900 to S7O.0 900 partly
insured.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

Boe1aN, Noy,s.-The Kearsarge arrived
here last night. She brings ~ prisoners Of
war the chief Engineer and Boatswain Of
the Alabama, and the Surgeon and 10 men
Of tbs pirate Florida. 80.
The pirate was captured by the Z. g. cor
vette Wachusett, in the Bay Of San Saliva
dor, B<azil, with IL Of her Officers and So
men, and without the loss Of q man on our
side. &C., . So A'fiss4tsaa y.
The Wachusett, With the Florida, was to
leave st. Thomas on the ID inst.
The Florida arrived 1t Bahia Bay San
Salvador, on the night Of the 7th. The Wa
chYSett was also jp the harbor, waiting for
coal Capt. Collins determined to sing the
Floridain port, and ct o'clock ,stAered Tor
her, hitting her on the quarter without
doing great damage. Capt.. Collins now cal
led out to surrender OF he would sink her.
The list Lieutenant or the Florida replied
hat under the cIkc1m4t3Hces, he would
surrender. The Florida was towed 10 sea,
Some OF her crew were ashore, No lives
were lost. Twelve officers and fifty- eieht
Of the crew wee cApthred.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12
Rebel News.

y NEW YORK, Nov. IA correspondent
pressions Of Stephens, Boyce and Others.
as Indicating surrender, have fallen upon
lightning 4 - Aes'A -
une montgomery Nail urges the Rebel
Xh" uX.ss % propose q convention Of all
Inc Macon Covederacs regards the dis
=. cus sn 9, inc peace question as impo.itic
The anticipated attack ON vv;,r;no+o, /.
discussed by all The papern. Thai c yI ~ -
that the oetenses are very stronc "t -.
gard the situation with anxiety." NY -
oners It Andersonviile arc repesteT a. &C.
|feoce, South CarOlina. f''sssa - 90
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

HBADoR's Army or PoroMAc,1 Nov a
.nc sr. alag q srass csssd Tor
the purpose Of burying the bodies Of thoSs
killed in the attack on our works ON RI =
urday night, near Center. The enemy A..
knowledge . loss o. $50 in killed aud
wounded. .
The election yesterday throughout the
army passed OF very quietly. Thirty-eighl
Pennsylvana regiments gave Lineoln 4.
Go, Mcclellan 1871. >
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12
specisls g View York Papers.

Specials g View YORK Papers.
-NruYoRK, nov. A--The HevutRs Mar
tfnsbuik correspondent says Ger 6heri.
dan' ss6ompanied by Coll QOmst1ck, d
Gen. 6an(6 sta Copt. T. ~. Moore ar
e1her6S while ola viSttto Winchester, Ten
suddenly taken with symptoms Of poison
ing from corrosive subiimate. Tho mcst
reedy antidotes were administered, and al
last accounts they were doing well, though
1t one time their cases were almost hope
LEES. The poison is supposed to have been
contained ia some cheese, Of which all had
partaken freely. - III 40
BUFFALO, Nov. l0.-The Herald states
an exchange Of 10000 prisoners has been
agreed to and the arst fnstaament Of rebels
left for Savannah river Tueeday. Late rebel
papers contain another letter from. Con.
his object 10 to break down the wall Of fire
which separates the South from the influ.
ence Of peace North, and expresses his faith
If the Lincoln policy 10 repudiated in the
election, this could be secured.
The story Published that Atlanta had
been burned and Sherman was making
directly ON Chasleston, s. c., 10 discredited
ia military circles, but the New York
zSmes' Washington special has long des-
was probably on his Wav 70 savannah, Ga.
!, N 10 rumored that Mcclellan sent in his
resignation % Major General on Tuesday
night, but il hxs since been denied. as q
70 10 stated that Brooke il beaten in the
9Th Congressional district, n. Z. The World
claims hin election. .ax lib Ys-a sgB
II Is reported that the pirate Tallahassee
has been sunk or captured. sosssssa agi
INV YoRK. Nov. lO.-The Post CONTRA
Misunderstanding between Butler and
p eFs w. Is eass
i Gen. Wright, just elected to Congress- by
the Democrats in the 5th district, died this
IT,
The Conxressiona. delegation from this
city stands 2 Union, war democrats and
regular democratic. Brooks majority il
l59, Raymond's s9l, and Darling's 1852. I
A late Savannah paper chronicles . fire
mechanical shope were destroyed, together
With the tools, which cannot b. replaced.
A large stock of leather, small arms and
cannon were also DESTROYED.
A Miss Jones has been arrested in Selma
charged with being Federal spy. 49,
Ex-senator Hammond, Of South Carroll.
IA, il dying. - /"
NEW York, Nev. 1o.-The Commercials
Wash'n special says, there is no war news
Today all is quiet with Grants army. Con-
siderable speculation il INDUCED in res
pect to the reports Of Sherman's move
ment. and many seem to be disposed to
credit the atory Of his abandonment of At
lanta, and his advance toward Charleston
Or Savannah.
Letters from officers in his arm recently
received here mysteriously promised some
hing startling before long, and is thought
that this 10 the event referred to.
The arrangement for the release BY ex-
.hange Of 10000 OF our troops prisoners in
he South are completed. and but few days
will be required to- fully execute sthoul.--
MON soldiers have been transported to q
convenient point. They will MI be at their
ZONES In time to eat Thanksgiving Dim
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

New YORK, Nov. l0.-The Montgomery
Mail, in an article advocating convention
of all the States, referring to the meeting
Of the rebel Congress on the eth, says -
The weapons are now in the hands of Con-
gress. The States can do nothing; the
people can do nothing. the President mill
do nothing. Congress alone has the power,
by it, courage and wisdom, to strike blow
for peace. If it would reassure the army it
had better act; il it would reassurs the
heart OF the whole country, it had better
act. sffsE 8Y 5s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

WAsHINTON, Nov. 9.-Thes statement tina
q loan Of sixty million or one hundred
million in Banks, bearing interest in gold.
was about to be offered is without founda-
ton, 1t ii understood that loan receivable
and partly in certificates OF seven aud
three tenths currency interest, and is the
only interest thought OF at. present. q