From the South: Treatment of Our Prisoners – 2-3
Averill’s Cavalry Expedition: Operations in West Virginia – 3-4
From Tennessee: Rosecrans and Thomas – 4-5
Rosecrans to Burnside – 5
News from Washington: Our Special Washington Dispatches – 5
Army of the Potomac: The Skirmishing on Wednesday – 7
Later from Charleston: Rebel Reports of Another Naval Engagements – 8
The Richmond Sufferers Relieved: Large Arrivals of Supplies – 8
The Gettysburgh Celebration – 8-9
Later from New-Orleans: Complete Success of the Texas Expedition – 9
Later from East Tennessee: Fighting Still Goin On at Knoxville – 9
Editorial: The Immediate Future – 9-10
Editorial: Women’s Work and Wages – 10
A Pleasant State of Things – 10
It’s simple
Don’t invade
Stay up north
Leave us alone
Don’t become a prisoner of war
Problem solved
I read that Wirtz of Andersonville problems with the POWs was due to incompetence. He gave the pows axes to chop wood, but forgot to put axe blades on the wood. The union POW camps were pretty bad, too. And the Union did not have the excuse of a blockade.