How Andersonville Looks

A recent visitor to Andersonville, where the union soldiers were imprisoned thirty-five years ago, says that the earthworks and stockade are still preserved, and that the wells dug by the prisoners are in as good condition as if they had just been completed. "Providence spring," so named because it seemed to have suddenly burst from the ground just at the time when the soldiers were suffering for water, is still the same, having kept up a constant flow of pure clear water ever since.