Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
FURTHER FROM SAY 4EEAH.

is maintained IN the city. No soldier is al 4
lowed TO interfere with the citizens, IN any |
particular A citizen was arres ed by &
druken soldier few lays since. The ei>
tiZen Knocked the soldier down. The of
ficcr OF the guard as soon as he arrived, said
nothing to the citizen, but had the soldier
taken to tie barracks, gagged and soundly
whipped for bis. miSbehavior. 4 drunk an
soldier who undertook to create disturb
ance. recently, and who refused to allow
himself to be arrested, was shot down at
once by tie guard.
The soteers are not allowed under any
circumstances to enter private residences.
The negroes IN NEST cases are quiet and
orderly remaining with th ir ovnes and
performing their customary duties.
One store with goods from the North !
has already been opened. Nothing but
green backs are in circulations.
and around thc city were reviewed by Gen.
Sherman. Oar informant says they were
in a fine condition 4 great many we're
without shoes, great many without
| blankets, and other necessary articles
The health Of Sherman's S army is repor-
ted to be cxcellent-but a little sickness
twas prevalent III the RANKS.
Some few light traftyesscls have come up
to the wharf No army stores have as yet
been received in the city, and but a small
quantity Of sutler S goods
From the conversation of the officers as
we'll as the men, our Informant inferred that
it was Sherman's intention to remain IN the
city until the distractions in the harbor
were removed enough to allow him to bring
stores and goods to the city to replenish his
ammunition train and furnish his men with
all things needed.
t All persons passing out,of the G ity have
to be provided with pass FROM some one
1 one Of the leading general officers.
+ The Yankees are bnilding ne poatoon
' bridge from peint near the Exchange.
2. A majority of the male population have
: remained in the city The famiios of most
Of those who have left still remain.
y A majority of the citizens have provision 70
i some month but thereisa scarcity OF wood ,ant
much suffering it is feaSel will be expert:
: en- ced for want Of fuel. Gen. Sherman ha!
= annoueed that he will soon open tae Savan-
nah and Gulf R R1ilroal, and haul wool t.
= the city.
= Our picket liaes are about thirty n es
( from the city. Oar scouts go within six
u miles of the city. Both our p;ekets and
e scouts are very Yigilant, amino one is al
2 flowed to 90 into the city without pas
y from the Commanding General.-N,
d pass is al lowed to any male person t
ia caught going towards the city are Thorough
to ly searched.
ed But few, if any, females or families hav
- ii ~ +bo Nv II
zee Sherman .-...~
1d n A newspaper has already been started
n Tt is printed at the former officer Of tt
"g Daily News. It is called The Savanna
tIo Daily Loyal Georgian-published by n
va Summers. Captain A. Q NJ. The mot
Of the sheet is, Redeemed regeneratea, al
ns disenthralled ;'' The Union must and sha
th be preserved. In his salutatory, he a
lse nounces that the Loyal Georgians will
ID published simply as news sheet-inde
%, pendent Of everything, at FIVE cents pt
e copy.
lie says the paper viii reflect his ou
opinion and not those of the military authG
tiles. lie also states that kind and wis
policy will be adopted by Gen. .Sherma
ley He calls upon the so!Cie's o behave then
at; selves and commit no acts of violence. I
also says he viii not uphold the persecuti
sly of any class, however Objectionable the
BE- sentiments may have been-and shall a
af lft. upon the principe of kindness and human
a. ty
H. -. From the Loyal Georgian, We Gull t
IA annexed items
7n9 Sherman has shown himself to be Il
the greatest military chieftain of the age.
we The news from Nashville is perfectly So
his isfSctory to Sheaman and his officers
on- Admiral DahIgren is IN Savannah on
'om visit to Gen Sherman, Maj. Gen. Fost
ian, tis also nthe CRY on visit.
iors, The Georgians, in eader comments
a1 ohn the war news II says from all quartz
p,s ih come good tidings Of success. And then
,o,. remarking on the same he calls upon t
". people of the pace to reflect seriously up
a,e the position of affairs, and thinks that t
the best way fer them is. not to be blinded
prejudice, but to lock at mattors as th
to really exist.
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,ter, VANNAH.
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