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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK RAILROAD
" Chair Works, SO Maiden Lane, New York, No
yeInber I'D is6ISot.ce IL hereby gwen, pursuant TO
law. that meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Nov
yoIl kailfoad Chair Works will he held al the olhce Of
the IoInlanv No. 50 Maiden Lane in the city Uf New
York. OH SATURDAY, the lith day OF December, 1904.
~ O'clock noon, or the pri Of increasing the
Capital stock OF said Company nom thirty five thou
san dollars 10 fifty thousand doilais CORNELL )
BOGEET, JOSIAH :. LENEREII, J. :. BRkEsE-
Trustees AS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

VITANTED-A NUMBER OF CAP FIN
w ishers and cap makers, for fue caps only
experienced HANDS need apply Tue best prices will
b. paid, at 5J Broadvsy, up -taiTs Also, good
ouil'eie, 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

TNANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS
w some knowledge Of the ysier and hsh bueiDess.
~ 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

hOOT FILTER WANTED, At % MOTT ST,
J near Canal, frs, floor. Good wage. given. 3.
eLOAk HANDS wANTED-jo COME
tent cloak hand. wanted. Apply at W Third ave,
4 cen l2th and lath IL. 10
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FOR SALE AND TO LES.

CHEAP BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, p
iniies fToui Uoboken Jerry, pay able ia rli ali ~
staineuts Ia ~ Yeas. Apply ~ j. roPE, 8 Wash
ington Terrace, iIobokop. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-i0O,O 900
l. lts. OF the spoye wgntel !, TO- Which the hlgnes,
cash price VIII te PAD b. q CkAskE, Isl William
sues WV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

WASTED-A GOOD, SMART WOMAN,
w who unde stands saloon cooking, aud can give
good Recommendations. Apply OaIaIin Place
Brooklyn. 2u5
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SHIPPING.

STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND lIVy.k-
NoronL.- tiRGlSlA .ails Doe. hth. LtoL Is.ANA
sails D-oeInber Slst Cabin -suHAse LIZ sl,orn. q
st0, pUy sLle ia currency. AQvAy w LLlLAMh AZ
CT lOS, ~ Broaiwa,, S5s
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DESPAIR NOT-THE DRUNKARU CAN
- hi SAVED. pR. ZELLs FAMOUS
ptI

has cured thousand, VI eHpes, and thousands nighn
je he sived W their aIniio. and friends II thuy sii
TIED this pozitiVe cure. Can Le eiyen unknown ~
the atient IN cot ., teu, Other fuids. Sold only,
Atken's Isl Hudson st. n T., Hay %, 10 Fulton a.
aud Milnea III futod 81, Brooklyn DR.. Long a.
No, ~ Montgomery 1t, JeIrey City DT. Mefesr, Zlt
Bou 81, Ne"sik ~ south I'd st, William sLuIun
fnce VSE DOLLAR. BkWAkE OF IMITAfIOSS
k.D.-Ihe Deuu.ue pr. LELLS kEMEIY VIII ney.r
sehen the patient. Warranted, Sent by mall W
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m ENDlCINR RS.

COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION-Dk
~ Wlsl AXIS D.l.ain Of wild Che, -, tho great
Che II doer not dry ny cough, tut l.Sena L. ai.a
ciean-tr tue lungs oi ali Impurities, Sud by all
Urusgirta. an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

IITANTED-PERSONS WHO WISH TO
w learn 10 operate on sinreIs sewing machine
Terms easy and p:lcticc until perfect. Recommend
d 70 shops ate. hai hing. Beet attention paid 70
I1rscps. No, 81 Dow ming o.. sSs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

WANTED-G GOOD OPERATORS On w.
w a w. machine on linen coats. Call third
house above sixth, on 9TH avenue South brooklyn 5t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

REDDlNG'S RUSSIA SALVE-A REAL
hnes, and niians lions "a by magic; heas Old 5ores
Woundsj bIrn1 sctids, DC, IN cup. isinsly short
piugyisH. G6
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IA ANTED-A GOOD JOB SEWER, All
w MlTCHELL's Biniery, ~ Greene st. u
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-07
ARTILLERY BRIGADE

ARTILLERY BRIGADE
In FRONT OF PETERSBURG, Aug. 26 ga.
FRIEND SIcKLER Il have not received
copy of the Democrat for some weeks now ;
and, indeed, it has been anything but regu-
,ar visitor Tor long time. know how
these papers, struggling to the four quarters
of the globe, are often missed in making up
the mail, on publication day and how, when
the edition happens to be short, they (those
going in single wrappers'D are the first to
be cut but it often happens that they ale
more impatiently expected and more eagerly
read than any Of those going in larger pack
ages. am not, by any means, making a
paragraph of this topic for the benefit of 9th
ers and have only to say send ME the first
readable paper that comes from the press
and by the first direct mail that travels fr.m
the Post Office, and I will not loose sleep by
wondering whether other people, who get
their papers in single wrappers" do or do
not get them. Most of the men who belong
TO the Sd n. Y, Independent Battery, having
CIelIan. Trough the successes aud vlcissi .
tudes of his military career, and never having
had cause to question or doubt his yrlor,
patriotism and ability are disposed to look
upon his pretcnsions to the Presidential
chair with an eye of great favor. Clearly
two thirds of the men in the Battery have
the warmest admiration for the man, and
would support his election with heartfelt
zeal. Thus the Nor:h Branch Democrat has
frequent inquiries made for it by those who
have no local interest IN its columns, and
their political cravings are held in o1eyance
quite as much IS are my local longinss.-
Active operations having been resumed
upon this line, we have had some rare knock
ing about lAtely-hurried marches from poin
to point. fierce assaults, desperate defencel
and much desultory fighting all without
auy apparent result, with the exception o
the immense advantages gained by Warren.
l5th) corre, in ito dcmonetrat;ou upon tht
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-07

Revanre stampsImay be used indscrimi
natesy upon any Of the matters or things
enumerated in Schedule B, except proprietary
and playing card stamps, for which special
use has been provided.
Postage stdnags cannot be used in PAYNE ut
| of the duty chargerbie on instruments.
1t is the duty Of the maker of an nstru-
menI to atfix and cancel the stamp required
thereon. If be neglects to do SO, the party
for whose use it is made may stamp it bef ore
1t is used but IN no case can it he legally
used without stamp; and if issued after the
Both of June, J864a and used without stamp
it cannot be afterwards effectnally stamped
Any failure upon the part of the maker of an
instrument to appropriately stamp it renders
him liable to penalty of two hundred dol,
lars.
Suits are commenced in many States by
other process, than writ, viz: summons, war
rant, publication. petition, &C.. in which ca =
ses these, as the original processes, seve, ally
require stamps.
Wrlts of scire facias are subject to stamp
duty as original processes.
The jurat of an affidavit, taken befo re a
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, or other
officer duly authorized to take aft iavts, is
held to be a certificate, and subject to astamp
duty or five cents, except when taken in suits
or legal procee dings;
Certificates OF loan, in which here shall
appear any written or printed evedence of an
amount of money TO be paid on demand, or
at time designated, are subject to stamp du
ty as "Promissory notes"
The assignment of mortgage is subject to
amp duty as that imposed upon the origi-
nal instrument: that is to say, for ev cry sum
Of ii We hundred dollars, or any fractional part
thereof of the amount secured by the mort.
gage at the time Of its assignment, there
must be affixed a stamp or ttamps denoling
duty Of fifty cents
When two or more persons join in the ex
ecution of an instrument, the stamp to which
the instrument is liable under the law NAV
be affixed and cancelled by any one of the
parties.
In conveyance Of real estate, the law pro-
vides that the stamp affixed must answer to
the value of the estate or interest conveyed.
No stamp is required on any warrant of
attorney accompanying bend or note, when
such bond or note has affixed thereto the
stamp or stamps denoting the duty required.
and whenever anv bond or note is secured by
mortgage, but one stamp duty is required on
such oapers, such stamp duty bning the
highest rate required for such instruments,
or either of them. In such case, q note or
memorandum of the value or denomination
of the stamp affixed should be made upouthe
margin or in the acknowledgement of the in
strumcnt which is not stamped.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-07

jurisdiction tnan justice of the
peace in the same State. exempt
Writs, and other process in any
criminal or other suits commented
BY the United States in any State exempt
Official documents, instruments, and
papers issued or used by officers of
the United States Government. /. exempt.
GENERAL REMARKS,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-07

A GENTLEMAN cured Of Nervous Debility In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful ErrorI
aetuatec by desire to benefit Others will be happy
to furnish to all who need t. free of charge J. the
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
used in hisc Those wishing to profit by his, and
possess Valuable Remedy, Will receive the came,
by return mail, Carefully sealed,) by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN
No 81 Nassau street, New York.
Sc NO OTHER i-BUCHAN'S SPECIFIC
~ FILLS are the only Reliable Reme9y for all
Diseases OF the Seminal, Urinary and Nervous Sys
e&s; pov Try one box, and be cured. ONE DOLLAR
QUA. ono box Will perfect cure. or money re
nded. Sent by mail on receipt of price
WEEP JAMES S. BUTLER,
Station D. Bible Pouse
Now York
rl-ASa.7uiN Sc
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-07

The King of Bavaria is coming to Ameri-
ca, As he is coming iucog. he will doubt :
less be invited to enlist within thirty-f sec
onds after landing provided, that he Iands
at Boston.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-07
TUNKHANNoCK, PA, WEDNESDAY, SEPT 7, 1864


Stamp Duty
clearance of lthe cargo of
any ship,vessel, or steamer for !.
foreign port, if the register ....
ed tonn age of such ship,ves-
sci, or steamer does not ex>
| ceed 300 tons. .... ST. OF
exceeding 300 tons, and not
l = d
exceeding GOO tons. ... SOC
Neasurers' Returns, if for quantity not ex
ceedisg one thousand bushels 10 cts
exceeding one thousand
! bushels ..-..-...- 25 cts
Mortgage, trust deed, bill of sale, or
| personal bond for the payment
of moneyexceeding 500 and not
exceeding $500 so els.
exceeding $500, for ev-
cry additional $500, or frac-
tiona part thereof in excess OF
800. .--..-....-... so cts
Pdpners' hecks 5 cts.
tension Papers. of attorney
and all other papers relating to
applications for bounties, arrear-
ages of pay, or pensions, or to re-
eeipt thereof f.-.-........ exempt.
PdsSdge Ticket from the Q. IS. toa
foreign port costing not more
than 800. acknowledgements so Cts.
FdSSdge I'cket from the U. 5. to
lore'gn port' costing not moro
than $50 and not !exceeding $50 81 90
f0SSo9f A'chee lor every additional
SSoo or fractional part thereof III
'NOo'' ~ <''o' ''-.---- Sl w
fO'oer q attorney to sell or transfer
STOCK or collect dividends there
." 20 CTS
'"s: o. 1nf'0'ney' 10 vote al eiec-
l''' OF incorporated company III cts.
r"Ue' " n'fo' "ey 10 receive or col
'e"'S' ''.''.-... 20 CTS.
r0"e' " -1lfo'ney 10 sell or convey
'o"'' " 'e"so 'o"' e''"'e' '''- Sl w
0"ei y 1i''o''''s 'o' A"y o'her pur-
p'' ,,t.;, oo c's'
i'"0o'e " y "'' Ut le''er ol Aum'n's-
HS''""' vic '''e Va'ue CT real or
perso"ai eS'%te uoeS not exceed
S-oo. '-.'.''..'..'.-..... Sl w
WY "NN'''''a' Di."0o,
VI "d''I'"a' part 'heFeoi IN excess
oi S@'oVV. ......'..-.....-. 9o cts'
"'ra''r" guafdlahs' ana trustees,
orc e"'l '""J''' W s'a'np uuty
o'.--.''.'' --..-.-.....-..-. 81 w
cer"tca'es OF appointment cts.
'0'eS' uP'" o'"' "ole, check, or
ura''' ............. 20 cts.
f'0"'SS0'y n"le'-( sec 6tHs @ &c
CHdh9e, Iniahu')
deposit ho'e 10 MUTUAL IN
Nu'""'e oo'"paL'es' "heh pohcy
SUBJECT 10 du'V. 'V.-...-........ exempt
'"~' "; ou"JeCC W SAINT
"nty as an Original note.
QuH Ctdim Deed, 10 be stamped as
conveyance, except when given as
release OF mortgage by the
mortgage to the morigagor, in
g.. "hlch case 1t Is exempt,
necetpf LOT the payment OF any sum
VI money or deot que exceeding
Soo' or 'or the ue''Very OF any
property '-----''--'--- Gus.
lot Sauslac'ion OF any mort
gage or judgment OF uec'ee OF any
court. ''..-'' exempt
N'e'V $ return on writ or other pro-
cess .-'-'..'..'..-..- exempt
trust Deed d,made to secure debt. to
be stamped as mortgage.
conveying estate to uses, to
be stamped as a conveyance.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-07
M. >GILMAN.

no YOU WISH TO BE CT RED p
~ BUCHAS's ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure,
css than 80 days, the worst eases of NERVOUSNESS
mpotency, Premature Decay, Seminal Weakness
Insanity, and all Urinary Sexual. and Nery -
Affections, no matter from what cause producedus
Price, One Dollar per box. Sent postpaid, by mail
On receip pt Cf an order. Address,
JAMES S. BTTLFR,
Station D, Bible House
New York.
n3l-3m. NJ. G Co..
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-07
Rurtb 8ranrb Qemnfeat,

A weekly Democratic
paper, devoted to Pol
tics, News, the Arts
and Sciences &c. Pub
lished every Wednes-
day, at Tunkhannock,
Wyoming County,Pa
BY HARVEY SiCKLeR,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-07

Stamp Duty.
clearance of 1.-The cargo of
any sbip,vessel,o or steamer for j.
foreign port, if the register
~ ed tonn age of such ship,ves-
sci, or steamer does not ex> ..
ceed 800 tons ns..- ST. 90
exceeding 300 tons, and not
500 tons. ............. 800
exceeding 600 tons. 500
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-07

TeFms-l copy year, lin advance) Sl.50.
not pain within six months, 81. 90 vii! be charged
, 1864-10-09

Guerilla Operntiona-LRteR Rebel Newa
fspec.al Di,patch to the Chicago Tebunc,
CAIRO, B.turdsy, Oct. q, 1851.
b. the steamer c. Z. HnlmAn We hare Memphis
dstes to the afternoon OF the 9Th. From late 1;es
Of Southern papers re make the following selec.
lions: .,t.
The L.ke City Ca'anoian s,ya al is quiet along
thr st. Har,,e. The Oustec and 9ewanee Thr
Federxls ve1p reported Advancing In force towards
Gainesville, ard were within thiFtY-six miles Of
that place, There arr 5000 Federals At Glen Cove
: The X1s.tssippian says Gen.rJss. J. Alcorn r..
tosed tho comm md Of tie etate tsoops.>
Tho 11neR now published. at Mo1tRouerr.
AIa.> taye that II the retirement from Atlanta The
last is,ue at that plice WIS worked OF ard .od to
the forces returnirg from the trenches.
Dr.. 4. Tslnadge. foFme1 Pressde.t Of osss-
thorpe {Presb, ttsiap) Uriyszriy, hi. los. s MUD
c1t,r.15, AID been placed b ffeIds IN 40 insa q
ae}lum nesr Mi,iedxeslile, Ca,
The Charleston Courier sa1s It appesrs to b.
sherman's p1Ap. af:er allowing his peap!e little
c1o agatntt Macor, one asafnss Ans ust3. and enc
sgstnsi Montgomery.
4 lew toioiesr, watering their hpssc. In Wolfs
R:vtr on satasoay afternoon, we're stta-ked By
Rresi.tas conctaled in the woods On tho opposite
sfce: aho tnsse Of them were ~nund.d- deta:h-
en..ny, rn'u'nta+ The sue1lIlas wete foos in num-
ber. aao were se=n to so t,asd tho
@ afses fhs fripc ~ss beard. Residsa,s % secos. =.
uized them a. belcnsing 10 company OF lhtrre4
and tut;'hFosts, I'D BY N tnt4nous seoundsel
named G1ufe1s. OF II famed Hall, \ dcsersct
ftom r. e. !owa Infantry: ahother. Darls. res
Several Heeka s,nce Federal soldier wsa killed
by tone Of this gang. Information resehlng
headquarters On Tne.dar. that the gsng sas har.
bsfed and that come lived in the above vicinity 1t
was oFueteu, as an act Of retaliation, that the
house should be burned. Accordingly uetaeh-
ment OF cavalry vas sent over the sauis afternoon.
Tsey went to Work with a:wi.l, and IN short ttmu
hsd several ho1se3 In ruins.
TIE sctne Of destruction was about hs1f mile
from the r1Vsr. Among the burned ont were Mrs..
Harris, Tom Seller and Il, Jocee,
, 1864-10-09

The Emperor Of the French has given per-
1nission to one Of the non-oficAl journals Of
Paris to make the announcement that trea:
u for the removal Of tho French troops from
Rome has been framed and satided. The
parties to the treaty ought to bs-whether
they are or not-Napoleop, Victor Emanuel
and Plus TX. The Emperor Of the French,
at all events, has agrked With the italian Nil
lister at Paris and with the Marquis Pepou,
Minister P1enIpotentiary Of the King Of
Italy, to withdraw tho whole Of the French
troops from Rome within two years, making
comm mencenent at once. France and Issl7
bind themselves by the convention not to
permit the Pope to be stripped Of the terri
1otial possessions he now occupies, The
Pope Is to have an army of L, 600, as a.guar-
aIte (aaditloral) for lis Independence.
Flcrence ID to become the political capital Of
the 1talian Kingdom, as a sort Of extra ss-
eursnce that the subjects Of Victor Emanuet
shall no longer turn their e. les to ward Rome
as the goal Of their political hopes. Five
eixths OF the debt OF the Roman Government
a1e to be assumed By 1ta]y, whose excheqner
row nay be said to be all but hopelessly
bankrupt. Popular rlots at Turin, in view Of
the chsnEe Of capital, are, mean while the
chief diversion ut the headquarters OF the
Kings adV:str. What is to come Of 1t all
does not well appear at the present writing.
But the announcement Is officially made that
the Pope already consents to the assumption
Of i've sixths OF the debt Of Rome BY the
Italian Government.
, 1864-10-09

The Panic in the Market-A umofrta
Occupation 01 GyothbuFss-ksollxaca
Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Trsbone.l
Vuwv Gntu-l.~ a.s

: Especial Dispateh to the Ct.csgo Trthune.1
Ekw YoRE- Saturday, Oct 9.
The Jump which gold took yesterday was p.o.
dnced By the detperate effort OF spectators in
merchandise who, having large stocks On hand.
are making hercniean efforts to rave themselves
nom ruin. There was, however, no sene-
nj advance In pttete noticeable, In f.ct,
dostrg the week quotations weye merely
nominal. ~ the few buyers who wese IN the mar
aet had thirgt thetr Own way. smne ct tie job
oe1s have BEEN slaughterire goods ut fearfa sac
sttce. 1t IL reported that C1adtn, HELEN l. Co.
commenced On Wednesday to 1e,1 standard peiuts
II pr1ees froIn twerty-four to twenty.nlna cnuts;
and On Thur,asy ssennmer offered he same goods
At one cent per gard ltsk, and It these figures IL
said to hare sold 40 case-, making loss On them
ot@al0 PR easc, or so 90 On the whole lot, Ser
sn1 e. 1es.y "a sY goods jooetng md eoznai4elon
whether thsy will ret through or 70 down.
:. NAL street has hid numerous failures during
the r.: ten days, but none of Them Of sai1cieni
ysnced sope. Les confdence IL fels ssd Told Is
down sgain. sto<es sympathtze, and many tsiax
tniaz We haxe haa. This feeling has brought ont
The short sellers In stoek3- One house told 1es-
Thsr Iao1 s,s s;s5 .ns d.yss
pirate a6vces state Juchhure has been occupied
p our Amy 1tsppes.s to h.1e gained some ere
VSEtsS oat IN Q4O0Apl3 premature.
3ne oemocsacy In Brooklyn arc at lorce1heads.
asd txo teta ofcesstessior.a, ASSEMBLY aud clty
towards each osher. and ray thai no a.ran.cmeut
for harmony e1n be made. Jame4 Drook1, Of the
ETp,ess, lost the nomination for Congress in I'D
otstf1ct, ana II announced to fuu IL i etnrnn sn
dldAfe. He IL whining lie whtpuea dot.
Carl Sehu1z made m eloquent speech II an I'm
Ue1fe Union meeting last night,
General Jcha. F. Fxnswosth, Of llfnott. has
been 3uicH good eerT.ce stump1na In New .Trsex.
BE ita popular and effective speaker, and the
Jersey mep arc pfs8etd win him. '@e
, 1864-10-09
Tho Latc.t English ouotataor.


Ear1y in the var some importance wka at
tached to the opinions Of the London 1soxs
b.cs7se Of the bel1ef that they were those Of
the majority Of EDglishuen. 1twaE not long
beio.e even Eegl,shmen lost faith In an
oracle whoee prophecies were a1nost iava1t-
ably proved false By time, and to Americans
Its sspeculations On the war have been for
years mere matter oEsport. The following
quotations are new TODD for laughter:
From the LcudonTim From the LoudpnTlmes
Of Nov. %. 1SGn.l ofSspt14. 13sL1
Il ts evident on the We trust the puhlie
su Alekt re1eci1oc thAt will Admit that theT
the Sou!h. even u unit have Lot been mIsguld-
e, could never 1eaIst for cd By oue commaltA On
tbr1o montho tho greatly This Obstinate conteAt.
piepon4erAung ettetRth the araat fact which We
OF tho North few.han- Asserted from the nrst
dred siaFe-oWnt,E 1rccn' has now beeu placed be
bling lightly with yi1- yond react ct coctro-
Ions Of murder aId Pill. Te1ty. Wa said inst
1aRe. bacted by dftso- the North could neyer
iute population Of "poor subdue the South, and
Whfres" arc NO match the North cas nav pfo-
Tor the tatby 2ud refo- claimed the slme con-
int population ot the clusIonl
free st1tes.
The 7sma certainly WAS wrong In it's first
conclusion, formed on the smallest reaec-
ton. it Is equally wrorg In the last, assert
ed after no rtdection at all.
, 1864-10-09
From Ehnr3nuxnn

NEW YoaKr Oct. 8--At the last excbanre Of
prisoners At caafleston. teseuty packages Of
suits OF were delivered to tue rebels to bc
distributed amorH the Union prisoner, VINO have
recent been removed from Andese31vslc, ia :, to
NE Vicinity Of Cha1le&tcn. 1bant 1000, In all.
some cloitine lor The rebel officers. prisoners on
Morris Island, contributed BY the Chaslestonlane,
"a: ntoasht back BY Col. Woodfvtt. 1t IL sid
thst rome stO of the Union prisoners, owing to
,nsFeprestntations made to them hY Tho rebels,
n.ve. a1ser enduring, eIRhs mon.bs' captivity;
tken tbs 9ath ot sleRi'ncr to the Dsvis' Gofesn-
btr fsve been pnt 70 work tn the chops OF Ctarles-
TOR. sad the other halt arc laborins On sultvan's
i Vas reportea at Hilton uead ths& 10.t01 IN.
VALID 1ehel psi-oAerB were to 1I1fFe there shorty,
to be exceAafe e'l fSs Ike number Of our mrn.
people mach dtecnutaeed by ihc Union s:c:or1e..
Almotf a. mueh int&TesI f. manifested there ia our
Pr Mdenlias election ~ n the North.
Cha11fst3n. "
, 1864-10-09

4 New CAR1oATuRE.-A spirited wood
cut representation Of Little Mac, n he ap-
pears. in the act Of performing his "graud
double feat Of equitation." Two sorrJ
eteeds, "Letter OF Acceptance" and "Chi-
caxo Platform,'' are tautically plunging to.
wand opposite corners Of \ circus arena,
willis the daring rider finds himself With a
loot on each, in IN attitude which, II he be
not u b1azen as the Colossus Of Rhodes
not ditches-must inevitably result in ter
rible parting Of his personal eupporterh.
The clown. appropriately labeled 'sPe.ea"
on his fools cap, is rendering the agonIring
que.tion II eay, Msc, can't Jon hold on to
1osh tilt the 9Th Of Novembtr r"-which. It is
evident he can't TIE Rorad Ia the distance
pe1sonates the big drum-tYptca1, 1t is sup
posed, Of tbs t1tmendo1t beating Of the DE-
moeratic party next month.
, 1864-10-09

TKE1DE1L. :
Esle. Cen Fitz Henry Warren Is ordered to re-
polt ~ Gen Dix for aag. e

NEW YorK October e.-The steamer Idaho was
isp1 ehed to-raY.