Confederate View on Peace Talks and Confederate Resolve
The article argues that Union terms threaten slavery and state sovereignty. It criticizes Lincoln and Seward for demanding submission and emancipation, while praising Confederate leaders and Mat McLean of Harnett for steadfast support. It questions North Carolina voters about submitting to Union rules and harsh terms.
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Lincoln
Confederate States
United States
Hunter
Hell
Patr
Lys'a
Mat.t McLean
Harnett
South
North Carol
Seward
Enthusiasm in Defence of the Country Rallies Union Support
Four large gatherings held in Riemud this week showcased strong popular backing for war and independence. Governor Quib and President Divis addressed crowds as rallies featured speakers like Hud er Gilmer Baldwin Oldhaus and others urging patriotic unity.
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Riemud
Ernest
Huder
Gilmer
Baldwin
Oldhaus
Vtiers
Yankee Tyranny on Rail Cars and Confederate Vindication
Philadelphia patrons vote on segregation in streetcar seating with a strong pro white seat bias. four thousand opposed and one hundred sixty in favor as totals reported. The piece also notes Confederate views of black troops and reports the death of General Gerard H. Wimpen in Florence, South Carolina, a Maryland native and veteran officer.
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Necro Privinecks
Vhilapsiehia
Philadelphia
the Lacquirer
Pete Sans
Noun
USA
Confederae
Beyre
Tere
Dreais
Yankodom
Lckmoud
Gederald H. Wimpen
Florence
South Carolina
Cass
Maryland
Vid
Add
Chateston
Charleston
Grimball’s
Charleston Road
Blue House
Aur Mes
Edisto
Barnaker’s Bridge
Augusta
Enthusiastic War Meeting and Civil War Dispatches in Richmond
A large war meeting at the African Church in Richmond drew thousands. speeches by Hunter, Sheffey, Berjanin, Gibor and others urged continued resistance. Reports from Petersburg and Richmond detail skirmishes, a wounded general, and political moves as Confederate leaders consider taxation and mobilization.
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Richmond
Hunter
Sheffey
House Delegates
Scetary Berjanin
Gibor
North Carolina
House of Delegates
Goode
Funston
Baldwin
Virginia
Congress
Ion
War Dispatches and Political Talks Reported from Richmond
A Civil War era bulletin summarizes Wheeler’s raid actions near Kirpo and Kilpatrick at Blackville, plus Benjamin’s remarks on peace talks with Davis. It notes adjournment debates in the U.S. Congress and Confederate measures, Lincoln’s response, and orders from Richmond including Lee’s pardon offer to deserters. Also reports Confederate losses and Northern papers on exchanges and Wilmington operations.
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Benjamin
Rit Hmond
Blair
Dbe Micsivent
Lincoln
Reu
Richmond
Davis
Berjamir
Bill
Jawip
Northern News
Baltimore American
Matcher
Fagte
New York
Ile
Evon
Lee
Rictimond
Norther
Rachmond
St. Albans
United States
Wilmington
Fortress Monroe
England
Schedule of Prices for North Carolina and War Demands
A fragment listing price schedules for military supplies and goods, including bacon, beef, corn, coffee, cotton, and various tools, with labor and wagon hire rates. It references the state commissioners and wartime provisioning, urging farmers and merchants to supply at market rates to support the army front line. The document echoes robust government controls and urges universal compliance.
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Lina
North
Yuer
Permonin
Aueres
Taueus
Goverbmert
Berse
Tony
Tate
Raleagh
N.C
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Tee. RI Hwond
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Committee of Conference
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Northrop
Washington
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Cox
Foater
Gilmore
West Virginia
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Duncan Bridge
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Wheeler
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Diack
Kilpatrick
Biachville
Bancaster
Meron
Wigall
Maxwell
Oldham
Committee
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Barnett
Winnangton
Wilminton
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Fort Anderson
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Feyner
Ounty Trust Eek
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County
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Gwicku
Wake County
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Anna Female Seminary
Thomasvilee
Advarce
Enelich Branchis
Fernich
V. Thomas, Prost
Concord Cabarrus County
Jolin Smitit
Eliza Eno
Willian Cancé
Weike County
Livdle County
High Shieals Iron Manufacturing Company
Owser
Caborr
D.C. Munkay
A. Moone
W. A. Hanonwen
D.C. Murray & Co
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Caste
H. Jones
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Raleigh
Harris & Aes
Wileineton
J. H. Lindsay
Cashier
Greersebure
A. Davis
Cashiersbury
T. W. Dewey
Chai
A. McLean
Fayette
James EB. Cuthbert
Cuckier
Morton & Co
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Gaston Parrish
Augustus Parrish
Nathan Boykin
C. L. Dodd
Scire Favias
Scire
Levis Latbs
New York City
H. J. B. Clara
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