The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19
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agents ~ gaafdt TIE milis are Impressed
~ ressmmset ufss. The wheat IL al
bought W 81 cannot b. ohtiined without \
permit. aua not piWays thea aeisis reftaia
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tliion. or sabssrgs some msan purpose
4 few covs, calves end meat hogs csnnot
Il dtieen FROM one section OF the Confsdefa-
ey, 10 more secure place 10 The same, lest
they viii be pouhccd upon BY some agent 10
quest Of jnst such ~ adventure who sits at a
hotel or some other easy and good living
place until be meets with an opportunity.
Ijut a few days since gentleman went up
the Central railroad to get small quantity
Of -four for some families in this place. lie
saw Gen. Loring, tho superior commanding
officer Of this section, and got all the neces-
sary papers from his accommodating aud
genllemanly Provost Marshal. Took as good
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one can get, and had the best off0tcfVAefs
After much difficulty ~ ottqiasathe permit 70
.p9rtAass ste pctsdeh lords humiliating in
Il falsAbhcan form Of government in GER
tain county, but another official refused to
givc pass, and he was about to return home
when be was advised by some one (makes no
difference who,) II be would pay the govern
ment miller in gold the -four would be forth
coming. lie sold his Confederate money at
rates Of ten for one, purchased his -four and
returned home We have often wondered
where that gold went to, and who was inter-
eated in the whole transaction Was that
gold converted BY another partner into Com
tederats money, and that sOntacross the lines
under a pass, more wheat bought, converted
into -four, sold again for gold and thus car
red on al infnitam
All the officials here, are we believe, our
friends, and we esteem them as such and
make neither charge Or insinuation against
them, but when occurrences like the above
and others we know Of, come to light, The
press ought to veutiate them, or what we
have left will not be worth caring for and
the officials themselves not be able to correct
the abuses
The Legislature Of Georgia, seeing the
abuses, has passed resolution requesting
the Secretary Of War to remove all the inn
pressing agents, and appoint citizens in their
places. The Legislature of this State has q
bill Of a somewhat similar character before
it. We hope something will be done and the
Governor see the citizens protected in their
rights.
RG- The New York Tribune sums up the
Union disaster in Georgia as follows
We see no reasons for doubling that the
result of the battles on the whole was dis
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