Confed era accusations denied by local paper in Civil War era
The piece defends President Davis and the administration against Holden’s charges of ruthless proscription in North Carolina. It cites four appointments to prove loyalty and neutrality, noting Major Bidham, John Tr. Haneton, Russell Kingsbury, and William Mason as officials not original secessionists. It questions Holden’s record of civil appointments and party opposition.
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Holden
Davis
North Carolina
Halden
Duglas
Breckinridge
Otffers
Russell Kingsbury
Aly
Hollen
Wm. Mason
Sts
Weir
Confederate
Sta Es
Montgomery Advertiser
Abolition Church
New Orleans
Ames
God
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church North
Methodist Church
Memphis
Indianapolis
Vicksburg
Natches
Baton Rouge
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rations for Soldiers Detained at Raleigh Post
Soldiers arriving in Raleigh from the West report nightly detentions that prevent drawing rations. They are hungry and rely on citizen charity for food while government rations are withheld. The letter urges General Warren to address the issue and ensure ration access for enlisted men, suggesting a Way-side Home near the depot as a remedy.
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Raleigh
al Lins
Sarzeon
Warren
Brea
Vance
Sur
Rale
Grovertir & En
Hever
Anny
Tennel
Teonel Hill
Stone Church
Wheeler
Murat
Tlames
Kelly
Grant
Chattanooga
Chattanooa
Atlanta
Ringgold Road
LaFayette Road
North Alabama
Chicago Times
Ben Wood
New York News
New York City
Chauncy Burr
The
News
Courier Francais
New Orleans
Picayune
Lincoln
Wa. N. Pendleton
of Army
Virginia
Episcopal Church
Baptist
Dalton
Johnston
Hardee
Genauregard
Esteatle
Augusta
Otantit
Talsut
Geneva
Confederacy
Isenssiv
Jon
M -N
M-Na
Othgr
Allaita Confederacy
Charity and the duty of mercy in wartime letters
A Charlotte letter signed "C. P." laments lack of Christian charity for Confederate prisoners and sick at home, contrasts Yankee prisoners treated in Richmond, and condemns Northern sympathy for the Union. It questions charity toward Federal captives, arguing such kindness harms the Confederate cause and urges prudent, faithful aid to wounded and needy at home.
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Richmond
North
Reynard Arnold
Jeff
Old
N. C
Ata
Liggins
Z. B. Vance
Dourlen Holden
France
Sattre
Citizens of Sampson County in Council meet to support Davis
A Sampson County gathering at Clinton Court House on the 23d adopted a resolution praising Confederate President Davis and urging continued support. A five member committee was named to invite Governor Vance to address the county and arrange a hospitality visit, with publications ordered in Raleigh papers.
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Sampson County
Court House
Clinton
R. C. iUolaws
Avanos Royal
Col. A. McKy
Mtion
Gl. A. A. McKay
A. M. Blackburn
P. Mearbhy
W. A. Faison
Thos. Ashford
G W. Tot Bs
D Ray
Ce ‘Wiliams
BM. White
J Howsard
M. P. Owen
T. A. Moseley
Jon L Hemes
Col
A. A. McKay
F. Marable
Simpsoh
Confederate States
Davis
Partizan
Z. B. Vance
Vance
Apo
R. A. Miseleaula
King
Alfred Daniel
Joes Oates
Col. McKay
Raleigh
Mayetteville Observer
Wilmaiston Journal
RC. Holmis
Chairin
Amos Kvyal
Sect
Wee
Benjamin E. Cook
John H. Hawkins
John H. Bleming
Jane Walker
Omeary
Benjamin FH. Cook
Sally H Cook
John H. Kimball
Tennessee
Fanny H. Kimball
Nancy Power
Mississippi
Maid Court
Raleigh Confederate
Warrenton
Charles M. Cook
Sach Court
M. Cook
Benjamin A. Lavender
Wm. Teel
Florence
Benj A. Lavender, Jr
Eliza Ann Roddie
Joel Lupton
James White
N. C
Ann Boddie
Sid Court
Dice
C. M. Cook
Torth Carolina
Superior Court of Law Lesoin
New Confederate Book Listings From Branson Farrar
Branson Farrar announces new publications including Mie G2zo0graitic at $2.00 and tab jackMorgan songster at $0.75, along with York's Exglisch Grammar third edition and The Dixie Primer. Other offerings: Dixie Reader, Dixie Spelling Book, Hesper and Other Poems, Myrtle Leaves, Morven and Linda, First Book in Composition, Historical Scripture Questions. Orders by mail add 10 cents per dollar for postage. Raleigh March 16.
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Confederacy
Tab Jack Morgan Songster
York
M. B. Moore
Hesper
Theo. H. Hill
Morven
Linda
A. W. Mangum
N. B
Branson & Farrar
Raleigh
Seige
Vicksburg
Hunter
Warren
Gilliam
Wheeler
Patten
The
Volanten
School of the Gurden
Smith
Bingham
Gill
Wood
Texas
Marylar
Maurius
St. Dennis
Jean Vaigran
Bonnie Brne Flas
Lady Audley
Morgan
Robot and
Harald
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Proscription
Charlotte
C. P
Tion
Lexington
Citizens OF
New York Herald
Prevenora
Gulf States
Congress
Ness
L.clisgman
Army News
Chasteston
Legare’s
Seatr
Willington Rangers
Gregg, &E
Charleston Courier
Black Island
General Assembly
Letaim
Joxaroan Woath
Congress of the
United States
Lale Fork
Colon
Macon
Warren County
N.C
Andy Johnson
J. M. Little
Leaington, N. c
Cales Quartermaster
W. W. Peirce
Wilmington Journal
Fayetteville
Raleigh Standard and
Petersburg Regi
N. Cooper
Sam’l Martin
Salem
Andress
Dr. Geo
C. Sugg
Joyner’s Depot
Wilson, Co
Wythe
Chaffin
E. J. Hanvin
Adj
P. Mallett
Conscris
Superior Court of Law
John V. Cawthorn
Henry Cawthorn
Daniel Bowden
Benjamin E Cook
Benj. E. Cook
Court of Equity
Wake County
Hudson High
Dee'd
Leonidas High
Martha
Defendan‘s
R. G. Lewis
Offics
North Eee Wannen County
John Harrison Rawkins
James A. Egerton
Andohn E. Miller
Winifred W. Hawkins
Jane B. Miller
NEW Publications
Branson Farrar
Lansdell
Wayne County
Court of Pleas
Terin
Cenith Jones
Renj Jones
John Jones
Jesse Jones
Ronfermo
Beard
W.itness
H. Denmark
Goldeboro
A. D
Lina
Carolina
Hallifax
Daniel and
Hervey
Jas. M. Grizzard
Marion Sanders
Sarah N
N. T. Green
Lucy N
John H. Murphy
Caroline M
Thomas P. Alston
Willian W. Alston
Frederick McWilliams
Moses Patterson
Kinston
Justus Kinsey
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