, 1865-04-12
CAMP DOUGLAS.
The Jubilee Among the Garrison.

aAe JuR14ce among the GaFT1kons
No where within our CITY 1i:nits vas the glori-
ous neFs Of Leeb surrender to the noble Grant
received with more heartfelt Joy. or with greater
enthue1tsm, than among the loyal veteran earri-
ton 1t Camp Douglas. The gallant soldiers, whose
SCARED and crippled forms attest the sacrifices
they bare made for the cause OF liberty, caQ sp-
pfec1ate the intelligence more sens1bly than even
the most patriotic citizen. They rejoice Mt the
Th hase sesn e IS 81.
defiant might. have watched the long line Of rebel
nirtons dealing cpt death from brazsn nonthed
ty1s with The bullet aud the bayonet. Such expe-
ii.nce canpoi fsti to produce q proper apprccia-
dcn Of TIT 1naRnitude Of destroying go powerful
feelings Of the mo.t utense satisfaction behold
III scmewhat the same alsnnef-the know!sdse
Iers IN Camp recognise, unanimously, the des.
Lees They sor that that army
Sion, TIC vhols structure must fiji S''pa All i
Like The. baseless fabne Of yialon
Leave not r.Ieck behind.''
prisoner e11 are the theme Of their conversations
end discussion: They arEuowledsa that tue
American sehe.itc11 i. rtr,ually intng Of the
rasI A.. look earnestly forward to the prospect
fee onr ons. We beese
! the expression Of these men, tha! no more ear.
/ nest hopts are enttrtalned for the surrender Of
di be5di b. The te eight or nine thousand Confederate
prisoners in Camp Douglas. The intelligence
which reached Them On honday appeated % pro-
( in looking back to the many hArdshlps he had
endured, and risks be had run, under the Palmet-
to dsg, appeared to sxperie9ce n come degree
| cral Victories, which the poet says:
-s'never ieatte 20 high
Ae when the first course is Of misery
The p11soncrs evince much Iead!ness in enter +
ing the Federal service, to join IN the Indian
rather ten companies lor different regiments have
enlisted. and t6tre is every probability that ere
Jung, The remainder Of the SIX regiments allowed
" tie WsT Department to be raised In Camp
Monday iast, among tho esrrison, was observed
| with much cnthusiasu. Early in the morning.
t dred guns was hred in honor Of the joyous occs-
s!on-tbe grandeur Of the booming Of tho artillery
btipe enhanced ~ he hearty cheers Of tho loyal
| sodierY. After the last dull roar had ceased to
yibrstc upon the car, Gen. Sweet. in response to
| tie unanimous cali Of his ofncers and men, as
cended the hagstaa platform in the garrison
square, and IN eloquent language addressed The
yast audience for nearly an hour. lie spoke Of
the glorious Victories achieved; Of the vaiur aud
| gallantEy Of he noble conquerors; Of the death
Of the now dying rebellion; Of the glorious fu-
ture which lay III store for the nation when the
"Ehlte-N1nEed messenger Of pence" shall reign
Clcriors)y ard tI1um;shantfy over the mighty Re-
pEhitc, sEHylDs her kceptct from the Atlantis to
| The Pacific, from the Lakes to the Gulf. Never
WE .uole eatuesl ana applop.ilE auoisss oellF-
, s5so 10 ~, lo!e WGf.ny ane @ entauSasas Assem-
remarks, the Pest Chaplain, Rev. E. 3. Tuttlc,
pIGposco Iniee eneGts !of tne nene1at a. Wno nag 70
~ Nt!l @ !uanasa tae aaaes .. ~ Iost Loaim aioaot.
a-; M es ra H. s1S a.s1 1d,.4 r.
en Seid aA' oaf 'fa'e 'eoeta4s ana s'o'e's III 'ne
LIZ. ~ ,.,s -,a,,. .,..,,,-,, r,4t,
d H.. usG ab3 ,,; I.e
ssJthn 1s,npn-a Rodr r. nie ,.an. acc.s5nn
IN. cnncint.J hv H. nstne- ~ ~ ~
cnrei a. Mr Tnt;,el H. c1o13ons a1o1o1v ~ ae te
~ - $3.50 .s1,. ~ .,t r,'9. aoa3
| ,,,o uoe noo isoin "uoua a.4 olessinss no".
opened for tue GUNNER was made by command Of
Gen; sweet erd hence no passes Will be required
ios thosc who ceps IT themselves Ike soldiers aud
1n the afternoon, at the Invitation Of the Board
o. Trade hf'Gade. commanded ny Brig. Gen.
| oweet eo1slsune o. me 1oL9 y 4; =. III char e
e Isu!. 81: skinner. The 1ce,msnssl bao5s, N I'D
1he si1h ohlD battery, Commanded BY Captain
Jsmes h1!l. leit camp to participate IN the II;
afternoon Earude was diFpensed with. 1hus teFnl-
naseo me p'e.eahte*t Guy that ever passed al our
clts camp.
BoARo CT lo11cr--At me regular meslng o.
inc board Of foilee. ae'a YESTERDAY AFTERNOON,
! Mr. Superintendent Turtle presented his annunl
| II
| 49, -,a~ eo-,n-,s,,,o y ,f1 rn,r.s and q 70. e.
"s ~ ~ .rLr'.a . o,o ,r.e-o .sa-.,.s < ~,
n'aest y: Nv 49, a 80 49,.
married or no. The force was reported 70 con;
tlet oi ton !nc 3!sl o5 aast ~ Ill.,. ara
,ntr al nTe lime In he da7 and 33 IN The nicht,
| Thcre bad Been IS fesippnt1ons, . deaths, and 4s
disrhareed from the force durIn.. the year. Tho
rrnorI Ts.commcn6ed The incrtasc Of the force by
| stnff fe increascd to eight men. Also that all
secondhand dealers be required to keep m ac'
count Of Al property purcnasso y !neHt Mu.S
reEietel, open. tne poHSSl stolsn nroncrtv anJ
toe!1 laeoi - t1a Tt ttai az anpt IL ATes
uaCh1nt eas ~ =, ...ouane @as Sg7 "a ~
asseeseu aoa o,@J ~ - eAS !so.a J,'rharc"j
nc hu1aoel at1s4 4 !,9o1 ~ 19tk n;Haa Gh.-,a.s {
Ine a9nna sepoat e5t aoatss Ulret 81 ~, ~
felIE snoWGn az esa11s: H. H. I4 s7s ~ ~
99nta ~ ',tnu ~. dostt'a ~ hr 's,n.iI.noT
hest anq oH .1aAuonA. Ing u9auis ~ etnanc mi