8 pages. OUR PRISONERS. Their Release From Captivity. Arrival of the First Installment at Fortress Monroe. Thrilling Account of Their Sufferings. Horrible Barbarities of the Rebels. The Terrible Camp at Andersonville. The Rebels Self Convicted. Official Statistics of Mortality. Deaths at the Rate of One Hundred Per Day. SHERMAN'S MARCH. Highly Important News. Rebel Reports of His Progress. Capture of Macon and Milledgeville. Rapid and Resistless Movement. Sherman Half Way to Augusta. Utter Panic of the Rebels. Precipitate Adjournment of the Georgia Legislature. Desperate Howls For Help. A Terrific Shriek From Gen. Beauregard. Destruction and Devastation in Sherman's Path. THE REBEL PLOT. Attempt to Burn New York City. All the Principal Hotels Simultaneously Set on Fire. The Fires Promptly Extinguished. Prompt Arrest of Rebel Emissaries. Much more war news. Light age toning, edge wear, and a couple of small edge tears. Remnants of an old binding at the left edge of the paper. Nice accounts regarding Andersonville Prison and General Sherman's March to the Sea.