Who is the soldier's friend in the Confederate critique
A partisan attack argues Mr. Holden is not the soldier's friend despite claims of liberal aid to soldiers. It contends Holden influenced conscription and opposed measures to strengthen the army, while hindering officers and officials who could support troops, thus weakening the Confederate war effort.
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Mr. Holden
Hns
Holden
North Carolina
Pena
Lie
North Carolin
Letous
Confederacy
Yorktown
Williamsburg
Seven Pines
Richmond
Pope
Cedar Run
Manassas
Ox Hill
Sharpsburg
Fredricksburg
Chancellorsville
Justices of the Peace
Perplexing sectional politics and Holden split in Confederacy
The Greensboro Patriot reports Governor Vance as the leading candidate with mixed press support and a tough choice for readers. The piece notes Holden’s self made candidacy, rumors of a weekly Standard, and calls for unity while warning political ruin if dissension continues. It adds that federal lines indicate enemy strength near Ringgold and Chattanooga under 20 000 men.
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Greensboro
Vance
Gov. Vance
Tce
Olden
Confederacy
Helden
Chatham
West
Holden
Atlanta Confederacy
Streath
Ringgold
Chattanooga
Income and Salary Distinction in Clergy Pay
The Fayetteville Observer opinion distinguishes salary from income, noting salary as compensation for services often fixed yearly, while pay by day or month is wages. Income, in contrast, arises from labor, business, or property, including farms, legal fees, trades, stock profits, or interest, with multiple income sources possible for a professional.
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Fayetteville
Congress
Orange Election Yields Stand Against Holden and Holders
The Orange vote shows strong support for Berry for Senate and Leathers for the House of Commons with about a three hundred majority for Leathers. Mangum trails with many Vance votes, signaling Holden’s candidacy to fade and eventually frazzle out. The Southern Literary Messenger March issue features a bold reprint and new proprietors intend to revive the journal with vigorous improvements and a price of 15 dollars yearly.
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Orange
Berry
Senate
Leathers
House of Conmons
Gov
Vance
Mangum
Hillsboro
Holden
Mr. Holden
Georgia
Southern Literary Messenger
Messenger
Agnes
Sir Walter Scott
L’onzieme
Gen. Suwaroff
North Carolina Patriot Appeals for Independence and Vance Banner Support
A Confederate letter from a patriotic North Carolina woman denounces Union supporters and urges continued loyalty to the Southern cause. It praises Governor Vance and calls for mobilization of women to sustain the war effort, touting the 1861 spirit and readiness to pledge lives and fortunes. Also notes January tax totals and new abolitionist courts in Murfreesboro Tennessee.
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North Carolina
Old North
Norflk
Northern Carolina War News And Suffolk Skirmish Reports
The Newbern Times cites rebel and Union movements in North Carolina including a proposed 60,000 strong Union army to seize rail lines and starve Virginia. It recounts Jacksonville and Ocean Pond actions, Cedar Creek skirmishes, and a Suffolk engagement where Union forces routed the enemy and killed several, with light Confederate losses.
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Kinston
Norn Carolina Regiment
Newber
North Carolina
Washington
Jacksonville
Jacksonvile
Beamnegard
Florida
Cedar Creek
Ocean Pond
Pallshisee
Pie Telegraph
Savannah
Baliwin
Sanders
Lake City
Madison
Tallahassee
Pexix-Dla
Allengutines
Wing
County
Essex
Dragons Ford
Rappahaanock
Siday
King and Queen
Wktowa
Met
New Kent
Jones City
Stage Road
Barhamsville
Nelson ‘Timberlake
James ‘Taier
Richmond Dispatch
Savannah Republican
Regel Loan in France disputed by Paris bankers
The Civil Tribunal of the Seine dismissed M M Erlanger & Co. and Carteret suit over a 10 000 loan advanced on a receipt signed by Carteret in 1863. The court held the money was an installment of a loan, rejecting the plaintiffs claims. The report also notes Paris society events and other European updates.
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Oei
Biulauge & Co
London
Amereacusy Noich Bengerid
Faoga
Win
GoSts
Austria
Prussia
Russia
Turkey
Drouyn de Lhuys
Louis IV
Princess de Catelcivala
Trouberskoi
Dierrette
Henry
Centes de Pourtiles
Diamon
Baroness de Seebaen
de Mackaues
Mourich Prine
Mure
Mary de Medici
de Eos
Poe Tein
Mme
Peileocas
Mme Guerne
Asa Polisi
Mile. Haussmann
Heckeren
Mile
du Tally
Mule
Eukart Io
Gutiez
Mile Chenials Gilroy
Erazu
Touaregs
Government wartime habeas corpus instructions and Confederate news
War Department outlines processing of habeas corpus writs under martial law with officers assigned to each department. Richmond describes Governor Vance's acceptance of an invitation to speak, though health limits date fixed. Reports cover Confederate cavalry actions, a Yankee engagement with 17 Virginians, and Mosby’s raid near Charles Town with several captures and no Confederate losses.
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Vas Maneas
Stoners
Theccon
Pers
Confederate States
Richmond Beaminer
Vance
Fayilie Observer
North Carolina
Raleigh
David McNewir
Clue
Cumberland
Siz
Herland
Governor Vance Invited to Speak in Cumberland
Governor Vance has been invited by Cumberland citizens to Pavetteville to address the county. He accepts and will set a date soon. The gathering is expected to be large with strong enthusiasm, signaling support and opposition to local agitators.
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Holden
Hale
Oreefitie Casclaro
The
Observer
Loose Fuei City
Lee
Cap
Hale Ene
Charleston
Rapharise
India
Yahoo
New York
Semmes
Curnuser
Witlin
Richmond
Ion Valilions
Columbia South Courchad
Gov. Vance
Cumberland
Pavetteville
Vance
Old Town
Queen Victoria's Cabinet Split Over Danish Question
The article reports a cabinet rift over Denmark with Queen Victoria declining to act without Prince Albert and signaling hostility to war. It notes Prince of Wales and Princess to St Leonards, suggesting Edward VII's possible preparations for the throne and a shift in Britain's foreign policy.
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Queen Victoria
Victoria
Prince Albert
Eme
Lord Palmerston
Osborne
Princes of Wales
St Leonards
Edward the Vil
Greatain Brut Gs
Egland
Britain
Com. Advertiser
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Mr. Flelden
the Ladies of North Carolina
Wilmington Journal
Murfreesboro
Tennessee
the Newbern Times
Puckser
Hood
Longstreet
Buckner
Strrolk
Suffolk
Gene
Ransom
Jericho Bridge
U. S
Rimond Digertik
Regel
France
London Times
Hauser
Heidelberg
Germany
Frederick the Great
Goa
Trieste
Canova
Altichiero
Palua
Paul Renier
Venice
M. Botracin
Louisiana
the News
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