Habeas writ debate in North Carolina secession tensions
The piece argues against suspending habeas corpus amid Confederate agitation and warns of despotic power if Congress acts. It reviews historical England on habeas suspension, critiques local politicians like Mr. Dick, and contrasts with Northern presses while noting a train accident and military promotions.
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Congress
North Carolina
Thompson
Guilford
United States
England
Charles the 2Nd
House Commins
House of Lords
Keaftesbury
Girey
Norris
Lord Norris
Lord Snattwsbury
Ubers
Cork
Mugla
The True Reason and Confederate Politics Rise
A Northern press battle over secession claims cites Raleigh Standard extracts to argue Confederate unity against Union influence. The piece critiques Senator Hill, Wendell Phillips, and northern policy, warns of land seizures, and urges strong support for troops amid the income tax debate and wartime pressures.
Guilford Meeting Calls and Confederate Fears Stir
A Greensboro notice questions the aims of a Saturday court house gathering urged by a figure named Many Uir. The piece warns against secret plans to form a convention to withdraw from the Confederacy and urges reliance on constitutional process to seek peace.
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Greensboro
Patriot
Uir
Nobod
Guilford
Court House
Devewiber
Origis
Raleigh
North Carolina
Confederacy
Guiford
Norsh Catelina
Escutehfoot
Gontrad
Northy Carolina
Small Pox Plant Remedy Sparks Controversy in 1863 Letter
Surgeon Major Cosmo G Leete promotes a North American plant root as a small pox antidote, detailing a decoction regimen and claiming clinical improvement in confluent cases. He urges public adoption, cites Dr Miles and Dr Gibson, and warns against trenchard practices.
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Confederacy
South Carolina
Evening Mail
London
Eng
Miles
Royal Artillery
Agnis
My Hospital
Pittig
Gibson
Where North Carolina Stands in the Civil War Debate
The piece argues North Carolina must be judged by actions not slander and urges a rational, independent stance. It defends the state against charges of treason while denouncing demagogues and calls for unity behind a constitutional government and continued resistance to tyranny. It warns that any peace terms must preserve state sovereignty and prevent prolonging the war.
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Georgia
Senator Ill
Abolition Party
Lincoln
United States
Senator Hill
Agitors
North Carolina
The
Standard
Washington
Minden
Follo
Hill
Congress
Confederate States
America
Geh. Lane
Chancorsy
Meade
Gov. Vance
North Crelina
Bovor
Petigrew
Pender
Branchevies
Caroline
Peple
North Carolin
Petrot
Siti
Ason
Carolina
Confederate sailor escapes Meade army desertions
Acting Master J W Hebb of the Confederate States Navy reports his escape from Bert McHenry after perilous flight by flood and field. He reached the city yesterday carrying intelligence on extensive desertions from Meade s army, evidence of which he found along his route through Baltimore and Maryland toward Washington.
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Escarepeuom
Fort Mellexry
J. W. Hebb
Confederate States Navy
Bert McHenry
Meade
Baltimore
Maryland
Mead
Washington
Richmond Enquirer
Richmond Last Raid Tales and Soldier Reenlistment Reports
The Richmond war news notes rumors of Yankees and enemy movements last Sabbath and reports a large North Army reenlistment desire dated the 8th. It mentions shortages of overcoats lathe and shoes, with shoemakers drafted to aid items for soldiers. General Stuart begins supplying footwear, while prisoners and soldiers face cold, and a censorship notice outlines letter sending rules for Confederate lines with a small fee and return envelope.
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Richmond
Belcombe Légion
Lee
Yy An Vhiger
Norther Vin
Congress
Stuart
Thase
Sr Crispy
Re-Enrollment of the Twenty Eighth Confederate Regiment
The Twenty Eighth Confederate Regiment voted to reenlist for three years or duration of the war at a meeting in Com North Carolina Territory January 30 1864. Officers and committees drafted resolutions urging reenlistment and urging general convention of the regiment. The regiment later reenlisted, noted as the first Vermont? No, first Velveterr Regiment to reorganize for three years and the largest in the army of Northern Virginia. Additional local items include stockholder notices and a domestic inquiry about cosmetics powders.
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Ives
Massachusetts
Read
Salisbury
North Carolina
Kentucky
Johnson's Island
Ball
Virgini Tao
Agaist
Lincolns
Lincoln
Conin
Cmry
Wright
Georgia
Mills
Weight
Mirshean
Com N.C.T
Livebarger
A. Abernethy
M.A. Thorburg
J. M. Grice
J. Ligle
Tooreburg
Usly
Wuraneras
Mormiday
Goa
Col. Spee
Hepgvarths 2Sra N.C. T
Juesday
Thos Bliss
Norvers
Virginia
HA. Speer
Lento Coma
Court of Equity Notice and Sale Advertisement
The document lists court actions in Warren County with multiple defendants and executors named. It states a sale of a negro man about thirty years old, described as an excellent team and carriage driver. It includes a school-teaching vacancy notice for Fayetteville area and an address box for applicants.
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J. M. Little
Lexington
N.C
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Ney
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Columbiac
Treassster
Benjamin E. Cook
Folin H. Hawkins
Jobn Hi. Peng
Jane Walker
Cook and
Cook
Tennessee
Vanity H. Kimball
Nancy Power
Missippa
John H. Kimball
Kimball
Nae
Butbowigh
Warrenton
Aken
Charles M. Kk
Warren
M. Cook, C. ME
Prazetteville
Fayetteville
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