, 1865-05-12

farEs gone. and tho labor Of the entire coun.r
rendered ueelees for this year at lessl a. ta
back from the a11nies IN tune 10 attend to plant
inc. For oycr 5car past 1t las been unlawful II
nan1 sections to False roltoa. and but fev Of th'
sny tobscc on hand, and these with the lltle tsr
roAtn End turpcut1ne Of this E,ste1n eosst, repre-
sent sll that can ''e changed INTO aT1itase 4aods
crest ure worn out or destroyed, Its business
reluticns completely broken up. snd nearly every
houke OF business closed, with no stock on hand
very heavy, very erlevous to be burma, and will
weigh upon the land for half century at ieast
Int one lesson hiss been we'll learned. The Soath
Will Devtr forget the cost Of rebellion.
| SOCIETY AFTER TIE War.
Her full puuishment, however. has not yet been
Ineted ont In one respect It will only begin when
the armies reach thelr homes, and eocietJ begins
etininarons growing ont Of the war will last
through two generations. Tho rebel so1eiers a1e
very Il Ter sEatnst most At home. necauae the peo.
pie everywhere lost heart more than year before
any dlscouragemens showed it,elf In The army
In come sections dese1ters will never be able 10
sae u u Pssce s In III 91rs r. hose wao haye been
leaders will becharged with the suffering entailcd
By the var and military raen accused Of nof using
we!. hs m: ans plssed IN their hans No
be 1nape eurated in the South the moment the wsr
Il snn,elya at sn end. Wherever 1t has ended the
Ine rebel cabinet came to Greensboro after
Lees surrender with the gold and afiycr 1ateiv
,sa 5or the use 9f the army. Apart of this
Eecelved one dollar and Fian CENTS in mi Of II,
accounts against The Government. In most cases M
this 1epresens The pay for twelve montns' ser.
The sum. email IS It seems, was worth more
taat monert than all the Confederate money in
The reEaiuder OF the buiJlon-ond M onet1 -
Eaf1der either-was kindly conveyed to mace of
safely by paTta and his dying counaui0os. "
PARo1,sa uAnnEE's conp,.
This was done at rh Point and Tho .on.,,,..
corner store where tie railroad cTosss. tha
Etrcct Of The town, viii lone he ~ ~ a.a ~
paee vhere hoasand rsesis eonpieted sun
Here ali tie genera deId nscrrs ~ ,, crimes:
corps gathered talked oyar n,d Isr .so sns 1slge
59s 5esa with each other and bade each olhsf good
,rrv.,.r,v
raatra-" =. - ~ osAhlse Ls w hs8h1'~ orF1ozRs.
aoosc apo. nc nne PAY much more attention to d:ess
Inan onr OWL. Most of them ara polished gentle
tIs, gn, or =, istst kneW bow to simulate ths gen
ei!t and buttons, II certainly very handsome. and
naa t nos ne crime Of reason stunned it. would be
a1'e n aino.t fe a.,FaS1lre s se.s a. 9Ss 3S OWL
s1fge e. e3sns. ne Held on'cess. were educated
arjstocracy Tor placc ara nnScr e1uesie VI Tue
These would compare iayo7ably with our own
ohiesss Or equal fsnk. But the moment you .tep-
~hs mus, N volunteer force be largely idenif-
fed with the people, the contrast between them
and our own company officers VAS very striking,
thney sre esesy way inferior 70 them, except per
hsps n coursge, and feEye 10 marx very CLEARLY |
The d11ereIee between the cdueated massea Of tue
North md the 'c]a.s they represented. 1t made |
oos no1e pIono o. Nor9ern lila and in5tltutious,
anu t2e1teo Gew hatred for the systcm that has |
q aeia ea!i ouI ihnu in midd]e,afe larkaea:, ard
a. as ssst steeped It n blood Bat the monster is
oesa noW: Slavery and treason are IN the same |
eomn' 1otung side y side.
Both England and France are intensely hated |
by VI! classee South, and charged with hynoe11sV
coward1ce, and, in great part with the failure ot
arc looked npon win loaihnS md eontsmnt ean
This tcn.iuent Ia general araong The so1lters III
Constantly REFERRED to. Thcy fcsily snecesde3 1T
II m:kinc the masses believe thst The NORTH
crata were ID league with he Spath. Ths neonie
may get. II allowed, erect uonunenfs to S,p1s
" d hls fellow c2nep1ratnss-1t is very donhtfni /
whether theF-EQuld admit dead Copperheads to |
the pottersfeld; and to day while. Masea.
thefe r.be! caups with 20 Fuard Tit66,n nisSf9
Dilts, both und,eturbed and politely tte1ted, It
se.entstsve q that cowardly traitor party ot lie
how 1oy be MIGHT pfsts Of tVrann1 no ba.f1e5 mfe5
and Constitutional rights,
It War rno.t Interesting N hos- tha.o .
who In our great battle6 had been dIrertiv ne.
posed to each Other and tbus be- eo ,hlei r. fni'v
movements and their results On asch
efdG d. Of d The line:
cry battle they showed the situation Of onr army
at Bcutonvti1et to be one OF The most nrrc ,r,n1a |
of the war, and That flfcht delsY in massinS
re: III, alone saved our cntre jeft .rtnn - ~