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To the Friends Of the Soldiers
ThrOHghoHt the C~oHfederafy.

QUAETERGAETEHGEsEEALs DErAETEEsT. RAIL 3
ROAD BUREAU. Richmoro. Va, Feb 20 1854 5
The friends snd reiaaisss Of sol5ers ia The Army q
northern Virgins are hereby notified TIA "a auuags-
meRs has this dsy besn Effected Hhh he soufhsu TX
press Company 30 carry gil packages Of iood and wear.
lng apparel 70 Biohaana, Va
To secure TIE advantages thus obtained th-oush tie
Express Company, The following Instructions n1asbo
observed
Packages muss 10. contain more tasa one hundred
poaads be vel secured. and Plaiaiy marked aaIEas
at shs expense Of ne shipper 70 ether Of tae s1llsz'
Rsis, Associations. whiea are located IS f5-awss
In SsTsa Carolina s. Rslrizai in soula Csrl1s a.
C~a.uubta; IN Gsorgis, g Aas1ss in Alabama 81.
Montgomery Or 70 any o-hsr paint a. WAich oas o.
thsss Associations have AZ oHes.
Tas As=n's u these Assaciztlous viii there ssEs
shsFgs Of thsn, a8d ship daily, b sou-a=a Express
C0mpsny, TO tie proper Agents q The respective
states a. Riehm7.s w5o viz Sc thsm ds.dbuts5 %
ibs proper individual 0snsrz
To nee. The atshas Of he 4oId--. szi % give Esu
a certain ind Epeedy co4m1ll1za1a B-1 home. t5a
southern EEFres Company has asrssd % ETs thiz
lrsigat preference over everything sIss7 and. II CIDER
that no o5a,ac,s nay occur 10 he sucesH cf % Iznda-
Ole an sutsrpu=s 'hs Es7sra Rsarosd C0npaas ere
hereby requested 70 rsa5sr the Express Company usea
facilities as vii easbls u % make .Es ar-snysusata
couP.s.e saesss4
AHthe souibsra Express Company s=sunss en- re-
sgous.biity q the tra5sp0r-z,ion OF asss paezsrsz
the Relief AssoeistioBs are requested % =fsh6zu .hslr
Agents who have hsre.of1rs aeed a. uzve.rz marin
gsA II The Eslei Assseaas1s VIII establish sgsa-
d=s ia tie rear o. otser araiss, ley may sr.y Ia
privileges hereby secured % he Array fEarh-
s-n Yirs.aa z. W. sLHs.
Leu-C5L ana Q-1s19uas.H.
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Aue,her Federal ExPectaasu.

The New York TTi6EHs also hsd lis statement
as 10 the recent operations in lhs West, and in
dulged in some spssulatiOns as to the result.
We clip from that PEpsr Of thu 81;
General Sherman Is reported 81 the War De
pRrimens as having arrived 81 Selma, in Ala
bana. This IS in accordance with bis instrue-
tis.s. he left Vcksburg with twenty days
~rstions, IN light marching order, and in.saded
to march twenty mica a day, and make = lodg-
mens on shs upper Alsbama river. L was left
to the option Of Ges. Sherman whether the de-
pet shoald be established a. Sslmz or Mont
g0msry. BE chose the former position, on the
northeast bank Of the river. Il was agreed that
General Logan should move from Huntsville.
sad form 3 Junction with Sherman on the Ala.
bana.
shsrman msvsd promptly a. the sppoiutsd
time, and, oufgenersling Polk, threw his forces
between Mobile and Folks army, and falling on
tho forces Of The mitTed General, ecattsrsd his ar
my and moved directly forward to SsIms. The
War Department has trustworthy information
that L0gaa's cavalry has made junction with
ShsrmAB's forces At Sslms.
Gen. johnston, bsirs slarnod for the safety
Of Mobile, sent one division Of his zr1y to that
city. As SasFman's orders sre 70 destroy the
Mobile, AO~DsgoneIy, and Atlanta railroad, Is Is
patent that Johnston viii slso Be cut Of from
Mobile, and must, if pTe8sed, fall back toward
the Atlantic eesst or Lse's army in Virginia.
The army ST Gen- Sherman is Of sufficient
strength to warrant success ia case Of az attack
By the comb.nad forces south Of his present DO
sitiJD, and, reinforced by LogsS's corps, be may
safely attack sveR J3hnsEon's army.
The movement 6. Thomas to Dalton is sd-
ding strength Q SheTman's position, sud shrss.-
eos the Tsbsl position at Atlanta. The ezpedi-
ton into ElaridA is intended % attract tie en-
IN that direction, while Sherman ard Thom-
IS move into the heart Of AlabAns snd Gsor
gis. There is tins utmost osefasRcs kars that
this brilliant M0vsnsnt, attended with signal
success, iBsures ths early termination OF ths
yva-
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snerinE Order -. s.

BDQs 1sT COEFEDEFATE CAyALEf,
rrnnel Hni, Gs, Msrcs s leti }
IT having been decided By tae Wsr Department Sst
3. O BROWN, late Of The 1sl Confederate ayaTy'
claiming 70 have the rank Of lst lieutenant Cor cap
tslnJ iI rot row and Ia never been an officer IN the
Confederate States army
Qa~artermsster are hereby Tar ed not to Pay IN
81 suoh. and the ssld 8. @. BroHn 3, BY virtue Of or
dan fron the sscrstu-y Of war, di-se oi 90 rspsr,
dslav. either Il pe-scn or By surgeons esrdf-
cate. 70 CAPTAIN A.. O Bstrs. company T. Of this rssE
,spL III, company commander, or be considered sd
rsats5 an \ dsssrtsr O. n CONNER
mb9is Captsi1 Commanding Regiment
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BUrUHR sUPpLv az orH

SUPPLY az CUREENCY.
We have heard it remarked that the daily
wants Of 6oveTHmsut would czuse al issue Of
tbs new currency 60 great a. to not dsplste in
The least, the redundant circulation now in The
cOaaty. The amount funded viii TO = certainty
be withdraw, and 20 this extent relief viii be
sfoTded By the lst Of April The one hundred
dollar issues will cease 10 possess any CONNER
eial value whatever, on the 1st Of JAnuary nsxt.
This wiz wiihdIAw many millions Of dollars
By these means ons-half or at least one-tbird
Of the currency noE cut aust be withdrawn.
Bal, says the objaeter, Govsrnman. will have
70 ase she new issus 10 pay expenses. Not 40.
except for very shsrt period. Au income has
bses provided which will, we think. suplv mae.
the czpenditurs. We refer to the tax laws Of
Congress, By the operations of which. it is as
timAied, $3.50, 600 600 viii be annually collect
81. either in cash CT as a tax in kind. This viii
give ibe covernmsnI nssrly \ million a.day-
enoagh to meet AL expenses. As the Richmond
Hhsg remarks, the frst tax bill was thought 70
bs irenehant enough; but no one hsd any con-
ception bow deeply ii would cut until il was
Putinio operation. And now, close on It's heels.
We have second Gaping machins, which win
still further dePisss our pleihoric system. What
svsT may be the hardship or even injustice of
these laws in individual cssos, cur new plan Of
taxation Is admirable from 4 moral point of
view. Il IS virtually 4 disgorgins ordinance
Every nan who hes sPeculatsd, whether in SELF
defense, or not hiss contributed TO the monetary
confusion, and must pay The penalty. Those
who have made sway with their Confsdsrsis
money wiz Be obliged to sell a considerable
portion Of their Substance At = reduced rate, in
order 70 meet ths demands of the tax gasheTer,
and thousand dollar dolls and ten thousand dol
lsT stEgeriss viii not fnd . ready market a few
weeks hsres. The sTumpsry Of ths auction
Toon wiz ha 70 attract crowds of eagAr buy
ers, and even those who have stored sWay their
winnings in real estate win b forced to pay
utterly dispropOrtiOned to lie intrinsic
valns Of the property Acquired:
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The "EscSEnSiszanes 1" Near DaIGez, 81
ThRHHg Turned guL

Ehatis Tzrned CaL
Tee Nashville UHsoH gives the particulars Of
the Yankee defeat at Tunnel HILL The account
is a glowing one, but some truth comes out in
lis summary Of he results
Gen. Thomas vss present and supsTin.endsd
matters II person 6ad sfssT discovering the
enemy's position, became convinced that ]. was
TOO strong 10 be esgfied By assault, and Re thert
fore made preparations for strAEetic movement,
the nature Of which, however, we deem it i'm
prudent TO mentions and therefore Crafts divi-
sioR vas ordered to take MP d new position,
thereby leaving the DEigsdes Of King and Hum
bright, Of J0hnsOB's division, which were in he
s~dvsuce, with no other s1irort thsn AoEgsH's
bTiysds Of JEFF G. Davis's command.
MiStsking this for a retreat the rebels, at about
tive O'Clock, A II on the 26ih, advanced their
lines, snd, before they were discovered, were
within twelve feet Of our picksis, who were bat
4 short distance in advance Of the main body
As soon as cur lines were discovered the enemy
Opaned a volIey Of mgsksEy, " ieh was re-
t1rHsd in gsllsst style, fer 81 hour and & bali,
and until The rebels Withdrew.
Our informant describes the seems as one Of
the gTandest be over Witnessed; the continual
rafting Of musketry, from ten thousand in
fartry, spd the bright blsEs Of the powder,
which, AZ first in aasses, finally settled as if
steady fame, until tha hesveus were illuminated,
ren1sGed the affair altogether beyond tbs power
Of DESCRIPTION. Eo4hiBg can surpsss the gal
lsGtgy Displayed By cur troops il this battle.
II y Rave sdded to their hard-esrned laurels,
ard given the world anew cause for sdmiriRg
their heroism patriotism, and waller.
During The night trains were heard eeming in
froE the South continually, and from prisoners
Il was learned that Johnston Wss calliug in his
scattered forces; but that ell would not amount
to more than Is. 600 men. Gen. Palmer's gar
were pieTe,d 10 less than four times, BY
bullets, during the series Of engagements.
Tie Union less is put down At two hundred, !
md that Of the rebels at Eve hundred TIE
'esults have prevented Johnston from desaching
hoops TO operate against Gen Sherman, fsmil
srizsd our troops with = hitherto unknown
country, and At the ssms time demonstrated TIE
tremendous strength OF the rebel position at
Dalton.
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Died OF the sd Gay Of February, 1854, from hg-t.
fleets Of Injuries received from "a sesiss1f ca the rail-
read near CalhouR Georgia. Iss Eisussrsnt GIIs e.
SMITH Of company 2, Sd Confederate regiment Of IN
fantry. Hs was 3 native Of HnssissiPPL bat At ne
eonmsacsEsns Of the war resided In Esupha Ts-1.,
and Ehsn the sooan Ct var Wa SOUNDED h Hu
among he satt iiak his dsztHy With tlas Of as
loved south Re has served ks sozEty fzit.fz1y FOR
the psst three years sud By aIs ne5ls a1d many bear
ing both in civil and miitsry sireiss. Won IL rss3sei
and admiration q all rho knew hin. lie leaves
aaly warn friends, smsrg then q tender mother, 10
mourn ks uutinsiy los.
Sleep or, OILS,
Tby warfare f. ended
WIKI Joys On hfsh
nay thT spirit be Beaded.
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SOUTHERN EXPRuss
orFi ss! sogTsERzE srnEss eozrAsr, F.,

OfflCs SOUTHERN EETRE5s CozPaNr. ?
Atlanta Ca February b. is54.
~ U0H complaint beng uads Of the telsvsbv a..
~ CQmPany ~ Forwarding mcTobaudl-s.I -, ~
sHuetea 70 adFerl-e Lat The rll-s Of The iaua.,v -
qols lat ToVefnnent psckages shat take prec5fsr..
ever All oilers, saa next In order, pacs.reF far~r-lc4
y friends or ass9eigtioas 70 officers Er si4is-E5-- -
uelt or hosHliEis- Tbs Ctserrcncs of tti-
gether win imited facilities for trsrsBrr--isr =
sarliy cause relay IN TIE forw I'd N ef rrgs-.-s
merchants ara Gthers. J. HtRN iA
OFFICE SOUTHERN ExPEsss CoHPAvYg
Aususts, Ga, Fe7Fua-y - s64
Legal notes i8 hereby ziTen 10 al 60
Per.ons "ao a1ip PACKAGES coutsininz ssirlfT v51es -
eoralaiA, ethoat iaforui1E cur Egeus 81 ~, 80 m
hot oe enuilsa % Ger vii hey rsssiFs TIE seasst 81
op4lNs Wlaesor eo-daE 8linot be- forwmrl.5hvtta
COMPANY ezesPt uager SpecilCcnrset
JAAES SHUTTER
oePeflnlenaous aud Actrc prssfE.-.
dh-b0RR AseaS Atlantis, Ca SbIs1~
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GENERAL
ORDERS,
No. 2.
HEADQUARTERS POST ATLANTA,

HEADQUARTERs POST ATLANTA,
&Sreh fOh 1864. )
ALL Omsers and allisUd men remaining n o.
port il person to Cspt Chss ". Psds=. Provost gsr.
shAi, have ,keir pspers examined sni procure ely
pasass,
IL Citizens exempt from c51s1rptIOu VII be mr.
nishsi with passes b Capt Psdsn
III All eaicsss or duty st tbs Post vii forward %
this Ohacs a Isl OF he names Of employees IN their
ohHses. for whom hey szsirs passes
By command q Bdg Ser. MARCUS J. WmaHr.
CHARLES ". PEDEE,
nhlOIw Captain snd Proves, Marshal.
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q A Baton Rouge correspondent of tbs
Mobile TribHa' gives that paper = sample Of the
Yankee mode Of getting up and managing
"Union" meetings in Southern ssstss. He
says that at tho lhie meeting in Bston Rouge to
appoint delegates to the Snte Convention, there
wore twenty-five parsons pressnt-an Dutch
and Yankees that Frank Provost, Carl Otto
and SsAHisiaus WrOtnOski were sppOinted dele
gates That tbs former has long been married to
= negro Wonsrs and The two latter are Euro
psans.
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TIMELY AND C-OMMESDABLE PPUDEECE-
We are glad to notice in passing about the city,
that in nearly every yard is s litsle pen fsncbd
OF for hogs, and we hear on all sides that every
town resident lie preparing to do what before
the war most Of our planters neglected to do,
viz raise much il not al oftheir oEnnest. This
is commendAhle, patriotic, and as il should hs.
Every careful houseksspsT has q large amount
Of sio3s, refuse vegetables, etc, which does
much better in the shape Of tempting pork than
offensive garbage, poisoning ths air We breathe.
The trouble and expense ars little or nothiog
compared with tbs large gain. Neat for a con-
siderable time, whether We have peace or not,
must be high, and he who supplies himself By
his own care and foresight lie a good and psIE
otic citizen, and 3 prudent msn-MRA.
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FROM BELOw.-By The tram from TVor yes
terday afternoon, We learned that our forces,
which have been occupying Suffolk for several
days psss, have returned to their cid quarters on
the BisckWster, having accomplished all they
intended or expected By their advance, They
left Suffolk Saturday, night, and it MAS occupied
by four companies Of Yankee cavalry Sunday.
I've guubosts cane up the river and anchored
at The wharf doriRs t e day Sunday.
The rumor hat Ger. Ransom hsd occupied
BoHers' bin seems not 70 have been correct
Bot without doubt hs has done a good work II
the vicinity Of Sauih mills and on the DisUgl
swamp canal, q faa report OF which We ara ex-
pectine soon to receive-PsfeTsbsTg Express.
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L~oUIsIASA--A dispatch from Port Hudson
states that the free State ticket in Louisiana
was carried BY a majority for Governor Hahn
Of three thousand cut of g vote of eight
thousand, snd that the rejoicing at the result is
general. Louisiana is, therefore, declared By
this vote . free Stale.
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To HOLDERS OF TREASURF NOTES.

TREasURF D~EPARIHEST, DEP0arARYs OFFIcE
Ailsats, Ga, February 2. 1854.
Certificates FOR four Per cent. bonds, uudsr the late
aet Of Congress, can be rscsivsd hou tbs date un.I
April Is, 81 this Eca To hcHssts the transaction ss
The large amount OF business d~evcIying on ne, I sus-
gsst to the holders Of notes. thai they srrarrs tasn. Il
practicable, in packages Of the sane denomination. in
sums Of s5O0. $1,000. 5000 and sI0O 0l.
JOHN v. DUNCAN.
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LAND FoP SALE

A DESIRABLE TRACT OF LsED fer E5a IN
n The villa Aiea road. fcE- ULCs ElU EEsz+a
EnoTE IS ts Ee1-ssF p-cs- consisting CEa h-crNd
ard SKY tWo s1d : asH E--sz- Urls OF l=zs c. coed
lend SKY scres o. vhic6 are tesviJ uEb--ad and
ts1i rsTsr fading stream Of water uIlui1r tl.oaeh H.
Faa osssccs o. he Is1d. EEigr fszsa. s. raiulsinE
a1d spsrs5y covered Win Piuc, oak srd hickory
tres
THIS it.Ts farm Is web Edsp.ed 20 th= cu,tlv-iou Of
srsus or vegetables, CT ss q ste Fsi--cE fra md
HouG ulks : dsIshaul u,ale for 3 u7uus y Ecu5.
rear enc Of tas nest ~lurl=htuE zld h-sIay siI=s5f
tas ssGihs-n C1uadsracT. Tie a50ve land wi. De
sold CIV Il apPIsa for seen.
ut5 IO5 p. P. PEASE-
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SUBSTITUTE The court of appeals Of Viz
ginia has sustained the ground taken by Jades
Halyburtou, Of the Confederate States court
that the late law passed by Congress, putting
IN The military service the principals Of substi-
tutss, was legal and could be enforced.
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q The New York NsDa s;Stes that quite a
large addition IS now being made to the feet of
Admiral Farrssut and adds When al the YES
sells arrive, they viii constitute we are told, the
largest fest, in point Of numbers, that has ever
been fitted out ia this country.
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GEE. JOHs c. MOoRE-Grsatly to the re-
grst Of bis old command, tbs officer has resigned
bis commission and retired from the service. A
meeting Of the officers of the brigade was held
On the 7th inst, ct which resolutions Of regret
were passed unanimously, and the best wishes
of the brigade tsndsEsd to their old commander.
His fidelity TO tie duties of bis high Office, in-
partial administration Of justice, courtesy is the
private walks Of life and cooInsss and gallantry
on the fed, ara properly acknowledged. In bis
retirement The army loses a dessrvodly popular
officer, who has Estesssd his devotion to the
cause by long services in the West, be having
been in all the battles of the army Of Tennessee
from Shiloh &c Missionary ridge.
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a Tbs Charleston Courier proposes TIA,
the coaiedsraie and State Governments should
nsiie in ofariRg fall pardon aud amnesty to all
negroes in thelAnds Of The Yankees, who have
been forced iEio the position of soldiers, or who
have not voluntarily committed Ofsnses against
their masters ant the laws Of the land, who're.
turn to their aomes and masters or to their
States. Il very rsaSonably suppOses that The
negroes who hive had 8 taste Of Yankee free.
dom and sympathy are heartily sick of their
changed FelAiiohE, and are only deferred hom
returning TO on lines By the Yankee sta.susu,.
that all who nay do so win be put to death.
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RETURNED Capt. r. D. Chapman, Of com
pany Z, 55th Georgia regiment, captured in the
surrender of Cumberland gap, escaped from the
train conveying Confederate prisoners from
Fort Johnston TO PJint Lookout, has arrived
In Richmsnd.
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REWARD !
$1,000

Z VII give one thozsand dollars fr Re arrest 81
Auy two s-ays-IA-51E. Enl DELLA his vile
who dsappesred en- Monday nishtlss-.
jesse h q dark yellow. ned u size lev s-Et-re-
r1uni iss-u7ss. were a military Eoek coat or fsLEes,
black hst Or white cloth cap, sred srCur ErJ.
Delis Egif black medium size. sE1t- iarss eyes,
aged lW5ny Two. vEuabls sezmstrEss, sud sts q In
lsllEent slo q- *
E~su7pcse shey Are Dakiug ltsir wy FER tbs emmy
and pressure they hold fcrrsd passes. tr ere in cLrrEs
Ct some white ufn- Iftl= iatltri I oil give Re vsL-s
% tns nsgrcGs ur0u conviction
7. @. -cEAvUS.
wTF - r.-Hagen a.
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CONFEDERATE HONEY WANTED!

w y VII III . usTEef Wand
W 1000 sacks best Va. Salt.
ana VII LeeeiFe ~ paym-nE urtr =1rh Nsrcb Co,-
teaeias AEeaalg Ns1EE, t-Dcauds1E the ere hundred
doi-ar no-ea 41s money sheuld be sent b. srp-srs
or "a S9Us otaer SAFE osg,sud re salt win s. Ebt,1sI
- 2 r nslrucdrns ~ soon 50 posF-bIa 1- s.o-z5tIr
ieS. ot-s- aEGSO, PALMER & co.
+a H-fa-Hr -
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The editor of the Savannah RsPEbHeGn,
Kr. james r snesd, who has jnst been ap,
pointed solicitor at that port, formally cen
trsdicis . report that be is about 20 ~Tslinquisb
the editorial chair, and expresses he hops chat
msng yssrs win sIsPss before the pleasant To
lstions beswssn the readers Of bis journal and
-~sH shall be bFO1ght 10 3 close" he could
spared 81 present.
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s2OR REWARn.

ENoR th= 6sEvsy q JTE -1 zuy isl IL -1s STATE O.
Il shat car set Kin De 4. o. yellow c-zBsUu1z
tF=Ey-Grs F-sFs CT kTe p-2ul-r- u-a E. sv=.
I'D ao--t fee; inches high I'd @ g r5lrt w-rs
wg1l lar, q fr-cs coat h3mems5s. MA a Bias ustcl
N trC1S near he sop c1a bra out1r- Sugu-ssd TO
have gone IL the Grecl1z o. IRENE. Ca
whsIw ~ uH-uv-
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OFFICE s0UrHERE ErPRzss CoEElsr1
Augusta, Ca February g. lS5L
The southern Express Company hereby zoaass .hs
hsa5s AID r~7lsiivss cf soIles n the Amy ofE5rh
err Virginia snd elsewhere. tlas Reg 1s 1rtB.--d 20
carry out arrangements a. z1r--l-ld ia lie zb.vs
card and that hey win Go Al 10 their rover 90 fusu
isrsqarsns7H. JANIS sHUTEE
Gsnsr4 Saps1ateHisas an Acsi-s Precedent s1s,s.
sra Express Company. mhEIn
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The body of Dshlgrsn has bean brought
70 Richmond for the purpose of identifying it as
that OF the eficer upon whom was found the
papers ordering the murder of the civil ofSesrz
OF the Government and the burning and ssckipe
Of the oIty of Richmond. What is 20 be done
with the officers and men Of this DAhlgTen com
mabdf ATs they prisoners Of war; II they are
2 be regarded ss prisoners of war, then the De.
hbeEAte murder Of civil officers, the burning of
cities, the dishOBor and murder Of women are
al acts ef legitimate Wal. Is the Csnfeder.te
Government prepared TO assume such = pg.;.
oonI are our people willing to be placed in
such = positioni Can we deliberately cepnEen.
anes the arson, rape, pillsgs and murder sal
forth and ordered by thess commands of Dahl
gren Is the legitimate sets Of warfare
Whist would have bean the condition Of Rieh.
mono tnis esy, one week ago, had Dshlgren
sueceededf Imagine ten to twelve thous.nd
brutal soldiers released from CAPTIVITY. in
nAmed with liquor and burning with Inst
turned loose with arms in their hands, without
ohleeEs to restrain their vioience-snd no ex-
cited Imagination Is required 10 picture tbs
smoking ruins, the dishonorsd women. and tbe
murdered men Of Richmond. Would HAT have
been q legitimate act Of war; No man. unt
even the Yankee, viii contend that lawful war
nas any such horrors These men are, therefore.
not prisoners Of war, bus ere land pirates. whoss
destruction is the duty Of those having them 10
possession.
BY imnedistely executing them We relieve
our ensmy OF al suspicion Of completely with
the brutal purpose Of these wretches. If tbe
Warrington authorities choose to make this
act their own By avowing it, choose to bring
upon themselves the disgrace of sustaining sucS
an outrage, 1t should make no difference witb
the SoniederAtea authorities. But the Wsshin0-
ton government viii not avoW it; they viii be
thankful to escape all Correspondence .hant TIA |
matter. No Government would be Quick 70 Ar.
ray itself e. the issLigatoT of arson, murder.
rape Z piisge. The public opinion of ths |
world viii justify rs if we execute thsn: but II
We do hot the world win secept our action AZ
since we alone are interested.
We therefore expect the authorities to erdsr
the immediate execution Of the officers and men
81 Dahigren's conmsnd.-RisAaOzd EaqRiysT.
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