Confederate Oprietors Discuss Terms
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31 Aug 1864
Page 1
Weekly Confederate in Raleigh, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Weekly Confederate
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1864
Page
1
North Carolina urged to act against extortion and price fixing
A Virginia style critique denounces extortion by commissions and officials. Governor Vaser’s proclamation is cited urging citizens to enforce fair prices for wheat and to resist exemptions that undermine wartime footing. The piece calls for united public action to uphold national integrity and logistical support for troops, warning deserters and opportunists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevhorn
Aly
Curwu
Cvry
Hite
Ratschi Noel Notran
Urward
Virginia
Sterand
Hieney
Carolin
Fearthy
North Carttina
North Carttina’s Sons and Daughters
Watt
Gov. Vaser
Aterest
I Y Waraliz Iso
Gedituas
Slater
North Cerglina
Orter
T. Te
From the Petersburg Front A Critical Civil War Report
Dispatches describe Weldon Road trench fortifications and heavy fortifications along the railroad. Gen Saunderson is noted killed, with Hancock Burnside and Warren reinforcing. Yankee operations, rail line destruction, and rear actions near Reams Station are reported amid mounting casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P&lson
Weldon Road
Riilrond
Davis’ House
Davis
Sau Aishani
Park Road
Vaughan Road
Yellogy Sn
Garley House
Warren
Hancock
Econg
Burnside
Speer
Burned houses and threats spark anti-Yankee rhetoric
A Confederate speech linked to the burning of houses in Chambersburg is quoted, detailing property destruction and demands for $100,000 in damages. The speaker threatens retaliation against local citizens and outlines the political climate amid war, urging support for Confederate actions and retaliatory measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromtie
York
Todowine i Ierestigg
Virginia
New York
Missouri
Syracuce
New
Vatlardinhom
Bern
Pendir
Nestiv
Tyreight
Caria Taving
Linseols
Wwe
Istice
Pierd Hemter
Ernst
Manier
Alexander R. Boiels
Ciuert
Lotyeranidt
Bawaarut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tretholm
Jd. P
Mospy
Lynchburg Virginieno
Capuvel
Mosbly
Mr. A Fie
Lersourg
Berryville
J G. Mutin
North Carolina
Pride Jones
Hillsboro
Rice Wesley Jones
Ineedu
Gucd
THE
Petersburg Express
Petersburg Front
Olit
Lamar
Floritd
Thur
Montidd
Johnsen
MeLen Bardre
Richmond Dispatchot
Richmond
Imp
James
sVorthern
Wieeuy
Viridan
Winchester
Mrenderick Courney
Perry
Everly
Florida
War Department
Charteston
Dickinson
Sam, Jones
Boswell
Johns
Gey Weller
Caliornia
Caliornia, Also Spoke. He Reviewed At Setae Iengis
Bavelt
Tie Aceting
Chambersburg
Hrvprgr
Apvance
Fox U
Bird Arthorites
Asarew Tls
Hey
Sharaadeg
Jefferson Ting
Waudwg
Petlie
Pius
Diar
Fsay
Wat Searel
Laver Ouarevini
Ted Weld
Ibai
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