A Grave Day for the Confederacy on Peace and War
On February 22 1885 Confederate leaders declare no recognition or peace talks with the Union until surrender of arms and submission to Yankee authority. The piece urges public support for war, condemns negotiation, and stresses resolve, with notes on prisoner reports and a correction about Capt Braddy’s Company actions at Fort Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederacy
United States
Messrs
Stephens
Hunter
Campoell
Sumit
Letien
Braddy
Adams
Charles Willams
Fayetteville War Meeting and Deficit Rumors Stir Civil War Town
The piece notes a four hundred million deficit shock and hints at missing government purchases. It praises Fayetteville’s war meeting and patriotic resolutions while urging stronger action from its representatives. It cites South Carolina rumors, Columbia occupation, and a forthcoming general prisoner exchange. It closes by mentioning sick and wounded from Columbia hospitals moved to local facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Memminger
Fayetteville
Fayetteeille
I T
Butler
Great Bethel
Ma“narsis
Wilderness
Cold Harbor
Sanuel F. Phillips
Chapel Hill
Bureau of Conscription
Shepherd
Wright
Phillips
Dulcissina
Messrs Shepherd and Wright
Boston
South Carolina
Columbia
Sherman
Charlotte
Richmond
Fragmented Civil War Casualty List From Fort Filar Garrision
A long, disjointed roster details wounded and amputations from the 13th and 10th North Carolina regiments, with numerous Co D to Co K entries. Names include Lowe, Coble, Edwards, Farmer, Peel, White, Ingram, Jenkins, Morgan, Davis, Mevus, Murphy, Weaver, and many others. Several deaths reported from pneumonia and fever, with dates in January and February 1865. Public meeting in Chapel notes Confederate war support resolutions and counterpoints on slavery and reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Épp Dartarton
T Lowe
A Coble
G W Edwards
W Farmer
J J Peel
J R White
W@ Ingram
C J Jenkins
13Th Battalion
J W_Morgan
John Davis
EN Skyner
Walter Bruce
Jas Jackson
List of Confederate Casualties at Hatcher's Run February 6 1865
Brig Surgeon W T Sutton records 30 total killed or wounded across Sixth North Carolina Fourth and Seventy Seventh regiments with multiple corporal and limb injuries. Also notes Yankee losses near Petersburg with about 1500 men reported dead or wounded in Grant's movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confedera
Lewis
Pegram
Hatcher's Run
North Carolina
Albert Davis
John L Chapman
W H Houston
F A Hatch
R D Stone
Wenty
Ephriam Bailey
Bird Snow
Jacv Rumly
Wm Bennett
Moses Lawieu
Wm Lukey
K D Whitaker
Sergi RW Brinkley
CH Bosies
D P Ellington
Hiram ‘Hacer
C F Cox
Sam. Stewart
Fifty-Fourth
Nirth Carolina Regiment
Serjeant
Joe Couley
J F Woodey
G@ Hamilton
Petersburg
Army of the Potomac
Grant
Public Meeting in Chatham Declares Confederate Independence
A large Thursday gathering led by NoN Green and LN Cicdy appointed a resolutions committee. The participants condemned Lincoln’s terms, pledged resistance until acknowledged independence, praised the Confederate army, and urged publication of the proceedings by local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Non. Green
Ds Charman
LN. Cicdy
Nessrs
John H. Haughton
John W. Womble
L. W. @urrell
Thos. L. Winslow
A. H. Merrit
J.H. Haughton
Aloe
Confederacy
Standard Progress
Fayettaville
Haughton
Gendl-Man
Lincoln
Manning
Ilugh Waddell
Public Meeting in Sampson Expresses Confederate Resolve
A large Sampson county gathering at Clinton Court House on Saturday the 11th united to reaffirm the Confederate cause. Col A A McKay spoke for a resolutions committee which urged continued independence and support for Davis and Governor Vance. A separate dispatch notes North Carolina soldiers at Fort Branch and Fort Bragg pledging through speeches to resist reunion with the United States and to persevere until victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel JU
J Aes Watson
E Q
H. G. Sprill
E d
S.cretary
A. Mickle
Dr. Malley
J. B. Jones
John Watson
Evry Ciizen
Confederate States
Phillips
North Carolina
North Carulina
Person
D. L. Swain
United States
Swain
Jones Watson
The
State Journal
Sampson
Col
A. A. McKay
Thomas Banting
Willian Kirby
Wiliam A Faison
John A. Oats
H. L. Holmes
Sanpoa
Confederate States of America
Davis
Gov. Vance
Daiy State Journal
Ste
Trexcuss
Sein Patenspune
Adlam
M. W. Rassom
Lee M. McAfee
N. C
R. Bruce Peebles
N. C. Regiment
Lee M. McAfree
T. D. Live
G. G. Lake
Thomas Roulac
Sterling H. Gee
Beorg
J.hergen Davis
Lee
Fort Branca
Fort Branch
Henderson
A M Haskitt
Franklin
Wadsworth
Wadsworth, Miller
George Sparrow
Sergt Mason
Walker
Lowland Co
Sergt Backman
Piver
Wills
Wuerkens
Congress
Lincoln
Raleigh Confederate and Raleigh Standard
Ram
Benj. R. Pranklin
Asbon M. Haskit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andere
Fort Fisher
Holmes
Fort Filar
Bakerley
H McQueen
McKimmon
McNeal
Kenedy
MT McMillan
Evans
A Johnson
McMillan
Murphy
R Coleman
Tyson
North Carolina Regiment
R Perry
J Nance
N Steverson
Mathews
W Aatry
M Lockerman
Serraser
A Ross Fievure
Sessames
J G Smith
C'T Jenkins
J Wheeler
J H Fish
Riley
E Partin
John Weaver Bowela
R Laue
Lowri
Pope
W C Hardy
M Haplett
J 'T
Jas Miliear
D Brysutheft
J M Miviz
G@ P
Juhyeon
T W Walton
R Geek
Wish Biggs
Co ¢I
W C Sutton
Jas Whitted
TA Peterson
N.C
J Simmons
T Bradley
VY Cummings Taigh
Page
Seaton
Jackson
W Brown
K Church
Shotwell
L Barnes
L Koreegig
F Morton
J.O Brown
SW Williamson
A E Gibson
Sergi J Coleman
WD Cuck
Sergi E M Wells
J B Quick
F Adams
J Windham
S. C. Regiment
J W Grayson
L Bough
J B Johnson
Jas Kirby
Thos Davis
J D Son
Mazinee Corps
W.P Moore
R O’knafe
Aaron Furlow
Wm Quin
P Gibson
Bow
A F Dean
Hl. G. Strory
Norice
J. G. M. Ramsey
Confederate States Depository
Knoxville
Secretary of the Treasury
Bank of Charlotte
Char. Democrat
Necro Kittep
R. Buchanan
A. A. McRae
Sumter
Raphael Semmes
Alabama
James River
Mitchell
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