Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-10-05
Three or four hospitals, building by I'll

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! Three or four hospitals, building BY tn.
rebels, are now far advanced towards com
pletion; the prisoners are digging, or havs
already dug six wells; and many rebel clerk
are permanently installed into the depart
msnts where much labor is required. .Worl
has become more and more popular among
the prisoners. - 20 a, :.
The treatment of the,rebels is exceedingly
humane and liberal The revised xinstruc
tions Of the department, though strict, per
| nit wide discretion to tie authorities IN
the. management Of prisoners The new
rations are not SO large as the,marc ang "a.
I:tions Of our troops in the fall,s But an
abundant. For instance, the, prisoners ge,
each day fourteen ounces fresh beef or ter
ounces pork; sixteen ounces fresh bread q
twelve OUNCES hard bread soap made of des
sicated vegetables and beef twiee week
besides fourteen pounds Of beans peas OF
rice to each one. hundred rations regularly.
The rebsis who labor. receive an extra a.
mount of food sinselud;no ootfaa or tea and
the siok are furnished everything suited All tc
their condition. o., -. go! >.
For the Convenience {. Of the rebels a store
is Kept in the camp. Many descriptions Of
articles are for sale, and are purchased with
the money earned at labor, or receiveds BY
prisoners from their friends. There arc
fruitssi 10 their seasons, vegetables, clothing
and various goods designed to render the
confinement of the rebels comparatively
comfortable. This store does considerable
business. AlIthe prices are rerraduated ac. .,.
cosrdioe to- sthes smarket values outside the
Camp ~ 6 ~ - ;asSts y: 7
TIE rr;so@nars mar ,.., .vaar .ll sorts = If draases
NTH ah;nb thesv were fnrn;shad ri = tbe 3 rebel +
own, have basS ahIe - m.;nts;n s;nca tbay
reacSes osr lines. = ! aie dali ss;ly reeai;ved from
their fr;enia here Tbav o,a ralIy d;rttay
ions;ns narssons - Soma = tbsso batba iS fbs
;S.ss, ,h;tber tbsn ara ,,o,5bsa3 n s,van;noo J
ha Rs;r ,,;;;.,5s,. hnt ..ha srsn;cs lof tbs
nss ls.-asboan S,ss -. ;;rdies E i tbss : ia,os
Z s,,sor.;a = - thsm .::sass. tS;s 7n,;s;Iess
sanso sss I .hs.sSs,s h.ssfsn.ssds .na osS:
sss0 b.rahsaasd noana h.,s ~. ,snr.-entI,
shs ~ s,;uhtss. rsss;a for ths;, e,,srsansI an.
snss,. nes 1s, th;. :. bn n n,ssns The :rn,a .
e. rioh rsbs,.,- ~ tboos ubo bsye :,vealtbv
a.ano;a..naos ~. M ] =, e.;oua. haro .rs .hls NJ,
I 1. =. ,;ao :, ,.1ana,a [ NJ .hnt - "a S,sss Nth
su, .a";e a,a iu 80 s a1osa~n. - - - sN'e' $3.50
'"VyH MI az s. 80 a.. ,an,,a, &c ,...s,,
.,o d.;s' ~ wr;..sr [ - .hess -sh.,s n.a hs CON-
sidered evidence that thew have friends :
but the best proofs of substantial good viii
are the presents received in camp There
are daily a, considerable quan.ity-often a
wagon load !; and she; presents comedy en-.
luress4som all sparts Of the Ssase,zbut mar.
ticulariys from New York city. One man
living there-a clothier; who is supposed to
be an agent of many rebels-has sent a
large amount Of clothing on various occa-
s;oDs and, it is supposed, be has dressed
mn not far--from hundred nriso;ners. .,..,,.
It's remarked that some Of the clothing
sent to the camp is the finest material, the
under Garments are beautifully made. and
.. cogtiv as anu IN t}e c;tu market. and all
of .he siConfsdetate orayn Rebels who
.oorrot ,et olotb;no ara furnished o,at;ons.
~ bv the antborities with the Blue : govern.
~, rn;forn, hut ;t ;o not considered re.
nnt.h,a - ua., :, and l. !. sa;ds sthat anv
- ~ IT, hlro :. for .ha ,;ma .rh;tra
:. - avoI,Sad T f,ou @ n. hsst ,soosss;on soc;etv
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:, Many g tae ssDsls ~ aIs pssslsssns asa an=
!, ;plasntpg 1890. iusy Dss a.9 'ne ese'ss
eoay 9, MnGnssney eannnea1 " ooasss
) 1nis IS aope y, is1ef. ,.% l.ssas.s nuo aie =
ever 30 lemose:y .0olleo.eu ,g W. sa;uU0 , - =
Esls sol'1 tss.se ~ .1sAs,tss ,ss H aaa
sney nos psen PIlsonerS' "9uau ~, " soesel,
ana write 70 tneSe persons, saeif trlenaS'
expressing Without reserve tnelr wants, re-
ce''e III return oi'en "nat 'uey asA' mt pu'
tne repeis HrA'e y osnef Peieon'i P.'.', 10y
seek the names OF wen known s,4l clsl6ens OF q
noefai inolViauais, anu aoaresS no'eS "
"ny 1ney ousn' 70 % .alaeu; m,s ness no.s0
nusntIv ssk the officers for the names of
1sraons - vbon tbs1 NAV ,,,;te and ao,ne
e lI .haSa oH;oara nh 80 =. :. have reoentlv
oetad n tbis wise 4 rebsl ssks for = name.
49, ~ osa,S"s;"sS - - -. = ~ 49, sad,as. 90 NO.