The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-26
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1apss Me = aseIs mas sent tne following spifasea
pAnrs,ss.,r sr. Jaws rnIv 81 teea
Gea. n Il Batiey New Orleans:
gfr-r asrestad Mr. s. N Rnrbans. os .he par;sh
of ST. 3oha the BIptiss. ana Mr. f. " Burbank, Of
she rassh o Aasuapuon, sw nights sinee, BY
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,,roner 10 ratifv von that ty,s s;,- ~ ~,
= nj no made s,,swarah5a ~. thnsa ~ -. =
arrested The planters on the river had no concern
or ccnntc'io Ion whatever with their arrest J. alone,
am responsible for it. II rests with yoss sir, 80
dacide the matter.
think it further proper oHa;ify you that ii any
partisan ranger falls into yoar iaads, and suffers
death, according to the spirit of your ORDERS or
those of your Government, the same measure OF
Justice win he ineted ont TO eani and every Fede-
RAJ prisoner taken within the limits of the State of
Louisiana.
fit to deaornce We fight Tor our home
families, and our liberty Oae ranger shot by you.
ohsr than by the rifles oil civilized warfare. will
he reyenged by hanging every man claiming siIe-
Gnaee 10 the uaited states Government that fats
fHfDuhf hands.
am, with respect, ynur ODD serv't,
(Stgped) JAS. A. dc MATTERS, Captain
!McWatefs's Rangers, from kapidas paiish
MESSAGE OF GOV. MOORE. OF LOUISIANA.
Tho Franklin LA J Banner. of July 5ah, contains
the message of Governor Moore to the people of
Louisiana in reference to the occupation OF New
or,eo.si,v The euen,v
1ne uoeernor ieiess 10 tne aaoHatous e"hu.ion ,
OF aiiaars esiasn,s'ed between the citizens OF Nev
Cfieaas anu a p'aes s"s"s pe.Weeh tse uee'p' 4, :
t.oh u tue enemy sha tHSse oi .h' country ~
Isnes, au ss5s the o,''J s.''s rue ie' .n.i gun
Ahce 10 acso'ose hot' n ]e so'tse.-iue eh,iio s'"
peniion OF eommaneatien ~ visit or Tor trace;
III hieias"h ~ 's4e 1s'ns"s oi ,si"iiiHu 'iio S"f
ernor says:
The noble heroism OF the patriot Mumford has
placed his nams high Oh the list of martyred soi s.,
When the Federal navy reached New Orleans a
squad OF maris,es was gent on shore who hoistei
their fleg on the Mint The city was not occupied
by the United States troops nor had they reached
there The place was NOT in their y, session
WIN b Mumford pulled down the detested symbol
with his own hanis and for that was condemned to
be hung by GIN Batter after his arrival Brought
in full view of the scatgols hls u,rI-irets hoped Il,
plements of ignomiuious death. With tic evidence
pnrpo.e be fore his ewes they offered b, lie on the
condition. that he would ahlare his country, and
swear 10 asl e ne f,'i a. aa1 ei.es
he nee, iis fate cn,raeeous,v. aud has transn,itte
to his eauntry,nen a fresh example of what men
viii sio and dare when unasf the inspiration OF fer.
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/ 1raains Win 'he eeeh'y - ps0hioiieo 'uidef III
circumstances.
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The following s one OF me many petitions of tbs
same kind received by Major Rylander, Ia charge
.n I,as.ral n~isonars Mt t,an,n Orlathorna w,oon
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We peoi'Sl u - ii'"s 'e i'"'ihs ahiSiiE
hem, olnitiing ihe SIGNATURES o' co"fse:
MACON Ga, July i7th, 1862
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49,
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seeefai Sose'h. - NO aii'osea - iiiaAe "i.S
effeft toTifas o,if eiae, oos. oli tne couitaty;
Determined - heass ai' o''i "sJ so'apieeey %
hfshghthy feiasifg W .iea1 WIN ~. SonsoeFtie
stafes III reference taefe'opy refusing 10 receive
thoss prisoners wi.oEa you nave ii'i iaiio'siy pa
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e'tf u oni owl A..c"y tio'hls - US ma
We aFs a'o,Aea sie'lns 10 .sis ise 81 - q ie" men
M "iio seshi &C., '.' - :. -" iS on
oil those WHO nav" s'iisa ei3 heipeu theis ta
pewer
constitutions, ny nalasE'p ana eAposliEe III Iae
of LYING. sc. since we have been l.risoners, sud
having families and friends dependent upon MS
game nf WHOM, ara now suifaray we fear. aud he
lieying as we do that yo,i W. uld be happy to re-
l.asf. ne therefore We solemnly pledge our most
sacred word and honor that we viii never aid. az.
sst or sbet by bearing arms OF otherwise directly
or Indirectly the enemies OF the Confederate States