, 1865-11-22

>atser some months. The fnstramsnts were M n
the extreme so1tahe estefn conert aetWeGn tae
inner ana me outer Walls Of the stoc6aasss
Nothing nov remains Of 1t hut q couple o'
log heos IN tunole-doHn condition.
TIE BAkg HousE
tween the inner an3 o1,ts- wsi,s n thc
stockade' # Is thirtv bv e3ettv fae, IN size,
With fwnr,nry1s ha1nX a1S +.sr-at ahoye. II
cnntsine1 two owns. each tsxe1xe fsct souare.
One nfthar, remains IN nratty fair Condition,
M tha ofher is -,fnsI sa,+5 ~ - ~ shelves
1af1 ~ ratair e ~ ~ go ~ ,rh,,p ~ TnrE,
,ev Tha ~ Me ssan ~ " "nsn ~ Snild.
insn NY. 1ne nsiAa tne eotngs ot w " the
tns 10 HuI5 urea WIN fhOolsn auu - .. ~ ~
9o.en uttm sup ealms near oy3 on19 ao~ VI
AFe are ID conaulon lot Inspection.
THE ENCLOSURE FOR s1cK CALL
was also between the inner and outer walls.
It was long pen at the right o. ne ntm zln
gale Of the inner wau, discontnuea nsllt
Its existence remains.
TIE BRIDGES.
Of these there were two--ope on the cast
side, aud the other On the west side Of the
stockade' proper. The one on the east Is In
good order, as Is the corduroy road up the
northern bank Of the strean1. That on the
west is passable. but needs much repair-or
To111d need It, II there wero use therefor.
-"'1 + ,ur asas 1nor 80 -, ,1ss a.s' %D'N '+
o... 80 80 ,,o",.,- Aouae e..,1
t.h conheeesa t t, aISH oittcia9 Msn I1c eIoekade
saonEa NO. "Im.a 4, 1ae as cook hons9-a -
neer tbe road to en5ee tc eemetefy y, ia roofea
1oI.y " one nana.en .aat nna Nv. .Menty dsel
19a' ~ S1 u IL Mele a"elyu 9!Hae hon hes.aes,
eo1,a t,,nn ne autnoees touh a%a
,,,a t1n5 ako I.noM s1anos an e.upty sneu
Atou"o WHICH a1e many "aiteneo ooues.
TIE ofr1cERs' sTocKApE+
This exists merely as pen two hundred
feet long By one hundred and ft1een feet wide
situated about TWENTY-FIVE rods from the
depot md half that distance 1fom the 1nIl-
road truck, In It were one or two barraek
buildingr, which xcre burned at the time Of
used. use the CAPTURED officers Leing. gcnerplly
conuncd In Macon.
r,,, ,neDrr., arocr.ne
49, ,,..1.,s..ss,, -.
,os,.,a y, ,tna' sSeeae' toaa aeety soatn " LILY ~
sncaat etocAaoe " an eael1sute s o. eBls
aeles, ~ !engt9, easy aud West, oe'nG aoons
e eospltal stoekado-onllt aa WITH loes only ten
leel mEn. %Mcat consiaet1hg a1s that no one
went 10 the hospital I'LL ne "as past walking,
t hove neen ron tn hn
the general stoekade for frcwood
within this enclosure for twenty-five
buildings, ench twenty by one hundred and
, 1tteen leet In slze. Seren Of these appear to
have been ttnished-that Is, footed md aldet.
Nine more Tele rooted, but not sided.
The remaining 81 neyer st further than the
nov exist rs mere sheds. None OF them ever
had any floor but the earth, and elght never
were s{aed, OF these twelve, only nine have
chimpcys-mere piles at iieks aud clay, with
a huge fireplace facing either end Of the
building. A score Of broken hunks arc sent
tered about, bnt The beds seem mostly TO
have been spread on the earth. INC othes
'our lou. en mnoy of Rsfa1Y ha ;n
ner N ouGu1ns tne cemetery renee. 1ae9e
arc thiee deep Fclls 10 tue stockade, and
smalt Atcnen or cook-honse stands Jnst Wild
ooe Tue sfog'e eate, "nlca Is ~ Inc west emu
: TIE plsfESsARr.'
A plain, two-story building, about twenty
rods west Of the hospltal stockade, Was the
has three rooms on the lower door, and two
on the upper door, Will second aoor piazza
on the ~sstssn front. ~ unoe[ We southeTn
eng . ceAar apoat nNeta tee5 saua1e: y
Mhlcn Is no% coAectea cons4oeEaole rnooish q. .
Inc eeaLsa1 IoNer 1oom a y, Tue oouse W. tne
snop. - y a[.a'G d s mnn IL t,h s.Gt s,a easo9ga
M he 4 ~ T. sae sae ana ~
has. tmS s,,ei, sat ~ use
"a',,S ~ tp,n3 T., ~ rs,ns nnsA
;nci,u sGnaf, @ md dp ar ,ncbes ionrN~aci, hear.
inr a 1ahef ~ ihe fo1ioxins charnefrr
MEinrtn-,s0 ra6rns 12corria Rart, prnnrr.
ut;eawInnIc and anfisner;niiIc n{Fsc.
ut;oaa- 1nfs,,,,, mads a;t1s M <nr",
,uof the bark % ID one MI Mint p1''ssI ~
ni1,rn ss,ain. nosn-fsnm two r. ,,,1e. ma ni,
:. n,nres From; he = q WcJic,I ~ r T. shnrn. tu-,.
Z. tn-v Marrow Ccm There seem ~ hnra
beer two or three hundred OF these packages
in store "hen tac dispensarT was given up.
every one OF "n'en uas been nf0ken open ;
and the moor Of TINS small middle room Is
eosctea lon. Or i've Mcnes deep Wild mass
q DATE, eeea1 paper, sucKa an9 1oota. was
ap!s 70 n,o t aue iaoe;s =. nant ol"erta.s Pvpa"
ENtsoaS, soMM psSns9 EsIst' p.nh 10y
sa Vii 49,, r,aso. ~, =;
f;ear,ia % Ink. Each VIZ ~ maaa nj rrs5y ior s ,,se
tnina =, ,roasr ~ ~ dase ~ ~ t,uo u1
~ i.re, t'';ts e1,,nas 1na '1T That 80 I'm
os 1e w ntsfros than ss. !. sdant t,s n.b
G.uI' 49,. tha Ton+ th,t Snrra 1asnsfnl
tt.. ttto foe ,,ntfo,a ef ,,,;ntna % tpatas,hpr
ana orc or two ot',er 9sIt3c1es T., tnc
mstz nna vi nf r,,hhish and n,rdirine + aiso
ra..ma ser.roI s,rnn" ~ ,ana- can'
tonno IT.. ssse, ~ ,s s q ~ aHss + eon,
- ne 55ffsrrnt atvs.ion. II ne hoSnit3,
Thov r3re the name. tbe rrniment cnrnnanv
nnd INK md numhcr of tS6e j1efarh.nent n
which they were assigned. I hive part vt
the lIst Of the 5tb division for Oct. ii, 1864,
wh,ch also pfye The tliaeposis Of the disease
The mon wc1e mostly from New England,
Eew York. and PENNSYLVANIA regiments. and
Of The acgrecnte number fraction over three
foprths Were admitted Tor treatment OF sour.
w. Fnur were admitted from Nassachusetts
and two from Mime, and thc bodies Of these
slx were lying In the cemetery before the end