From New-Orleans: Later News from Port Hudson – 2-3
The Siege of Vicksburg: Joe Johnston Reported Approaching – 3-4
Gen. Burnside’s Department: The Suppression of the Chicago Times – 4
News from Washington: Our Special Washington Dispatches – 4
Editorial: The Germans in Hooker’s Battles – The National Spirit of our Adopted Citizens – 4-5
Gen. Burnside’s Doings at the West – 5
From Mexico – 5
General Schurz fought with the revolutionary army against Prussia during the Year of Revolution of 1848. He along with many other Germans, called Forty-Eighters, escaped to American. The Forty-Eighters, given what they fled from, saw the preservation of the Union as a strike for freedom for both their new home and their old home. The Confederacy represented everything they detested: slavery and aristocratic privilege.