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October 19th, 1861 AD (search for this): article 5
[for the Richmond Dispatch]depredations upon the soldiers. Camp Centreville, Oct. 19, 1861.
As the public press is the guardian of the rights of a free people, it is incumbent upon it at all times to exercise a strict watch over the public good.
It may not, therefore, be amiss to call the attention of those in authority in the War Department of the Southern Confederacy to acts of plunder and robbery committed every day at Manassas Junction, under the very eyes of those who should take care of the interests of the soldiers and of the Government.
It is admitted that in putting the machinery of a new Government into immediate operation there must necessarily be much confusion and irregularity in the branches of the various departments; but it cannot with any degree of allowance be granted that a point of operations as prominent as that of Manassas should continue so long in a state of anarchy and disorder.
The soldier, who leaves his home, his family, and all that he holds n