Proclamation and Sedition Debates in Confederate News
The article discusses Governor Vance's deserter pardon offer and warns of severe penalties for desertion, aiding deserters, and sedition. It recounts legal provisions, the conscription act, and the Grand Jury's role, contrasting wartime censorship with free speech, and advocates strict enforcement to deter desertion and subversion.
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Vance
Nort
Cserlieu
badlLor
Tesla
Ignath
Taly
Perton
Tares
Rmaini
de Gortent
Tom
Baye
Lincoln
Mr. Davis
Perpte
Davie
Ciey
Raleigh
Lister
Meckle Warren
Grenville
Cumberiewer
Grand Trias
Asien
Tiesa
Miitary
Messrs
Clay
Holcombe
Nacional
Chicago
Trans Mississippian News From Texas to Arkansas
Dispatch outlines Union setbacks in Texas and Louisiana reversed by Confederate commands. Buckner to lead Western Louisiana, Magruder to Arkansas, Walker to Texas. Crowns, Texas evacuated. Reported Confederate gains include prisoners captured near Fut Smith and advances toward Kansas, with praise for renewed regional stability and crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Mississippi
Buckner
Gen. Walker
Louisiana
Magruder
Department of Arkansas
Walker
Department of Texas
Crowns
Texas
Price
Taylor
Alexandria
Maxey
Kansas
Smith
Kansas Cavalry
Gane
Standwatk
Jog Shelby
Missouri
Arkansas
Serle
Little Rock
Congress
Trans-Mississippi Department
Casualties Report From 28th North Carolina Troop Attack
A list shows casualties from the 28th North Carolina Troop attack with 1 killed and 8 wounded and 5 missing across companies B C F H K L and KE. Names include J H Walker J P Spencer J Marler JH Speer JC Fuller Albert Davis William A Martin and others. Total 14 casualties.
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Morgan
Bea
WL Ballard
Woun Lei
Dao R Cand
JG Clayton
Mrton
GS Strickland
T So Patterson
Wo South
Wauded
Sargt L
Gupton
DS Thompson
Win Ray
Setsuty
Sergts
JC Biss
S Allarris
Lez
L Warneli
Saice
Sergt
J LE
Shell
David Roonce
Sligot
Svere
WG Williams
RB Brogweil
Coersee
Gien Cooke
Ro Ward
LE Watson
Sam'l Carson
John Miller
SG Lockhart
ES Faucett
J Co Ianner
J. H. Walker
J. P. Spencer
T. Sides
Corp
J Marler
JH Speer
Woa Speer
Rom Rash
JC Uoller
Serge Joly
Noah Cling
Kynes
JH Martin
Albert Davis
William A Martin
Wo Durham
News From East Tennessee On War Movements And Raids
East Tennessee reports Gen War commands forces moving on Knoxville and Lower East Tennessee. Capt E Carnes of Vaughs Brigade is said to have escaped from Nashville and is active with raids, capturing Yankees and bushwhackers and destroying stores. Crops are reported fine, independence from Yankee rule strengthens, and Louden Bridge raid is noted with updated river crossing.
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Wallace
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
East Tennessee
War
Knoxville
Lower
Bat Tennessee
Balls Gap
Wheeler
E. Carnes
Bea Lford
Vaugh
Andy Johnson
Nashville
Carnes
Captain Carnes
Col. U
Louden Bridge
Tennessee River
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Paris
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