Civil War Era Pro Confederate Rally Met with Mixed Reactions
A Buckhorn District gathering denounces the Union war and calls for a Confederate peace convention. Resolutions condemn the war as cruel and wicked, urge support for the government, and condemn dissenters. Local notes report on muster losses, arrests, and troop movements with call for civilian aid to soldiers.
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Ole Janiniry
Straight
Lappis
Erie
Rome
Sis
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Furthyrth
United States
Thompson's
Buckhorn
Ann Allen
Independence
North Carolina
Magierne
Wake County
North Carolina Opposes State Convention Move
The Confederate echoes strong opposition to a State Convention arguing it would aid enemies and fracture unity. It condemns the plan as a political maneuver risking secession, pledging loyalty to the Confederate cause and praising the President’s address to soldiers. It warns a convention could force peace with Lincoln and endanger the state.
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Vietor
Strgether
North Carolina
Lincoln
Confederate States
Corfe
North Carina
Confederacy
Washington
North
Nori Carthea
Osnaburg
Deserted Confederate soldiers face execution in Kinston
The Kinston scene reports several deserters from Netherentz’s Bartati colony were captured and to be executed. Hoke’s and Bartow’s brigades escorted the prisoners to the scaffold, where one condemned man urged his comrades never to desert. News adds quiet lines and word of the steamer Spunky’s peril near Fort Campbell, with likely cargo salvage.
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Tennessee
Franklin
Maceu County
North Carolina
Frank- In
Thomas
Jty
T. P. Siler
Pranktia
Kinston
Bryan
Michell Busick
Wiliam Te
Atmos Amyert
Netherentz
Bartati
Low
Newbern
Ats
Hoke
Bartow
Astrone
P.S
Fort Cambell
Wilmington Journal
Army of
Northern Virginia
Vic Yankees
Merton's Porch
Our Own Mistake in Reconstruction Era Editorial Notes
Fragmentary Confederate era column recounts editorial missteps and reader complaints about delayed newspaper delivery and editorial stances. It includes Civil War notes from Fayetteville and Richmond, deserter incidents, and local notices.
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Gaston Road
Macon
Raeigh and
Raleigh
Richmond
Salisbury
Yankees in Memphis and Nashville Tax Former Slave Owners
The Atlanta Appeal reports that Yankees in Memphis and Nashville seized enslaved people and pressed them into the Federal army and then demanded taxes from their former owners based on valuation.
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Memphis
Nashville
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