Georgia and North Carolina peace politics split Confederacy
The piece analyzes Georgia and North Carolina divisions over Holden's peace stance and Confederate loyalty. It contrasts Georgia's pro peace factions with North Carolina’s cautious agitation, warning of potential disunion and urging support for Confederate unity and leadership. It references Gov Brown, Holden, and state newspapers.
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Burnside forces reported in Wasii North Carolina
The Richmond Enquirer cites War Department information on a large enemy landing in Wasii North Carolina under Gen Burnside. Heavy snows and floods in the area are delaying any forward movement, exposing new levies to Meade’s command and complicating inland advance for some days.
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War Department
Wasii
North Carolina
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Butler
Lincoln
Unittary
Linestu
Abe
Virginia
White House
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Washington
Confederacy
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Halleck
Cincinnati
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Hooker
Ministers Salaries Tax Ruling from 1808 Letter
A dated 12 November 1808 letter from Washington outlines Treasury guidance on minister salaries. It states that both branches of a clergyman’s compensation count as salary under a tax act and that the annual stipend is taxable. The correspondence is signed by W H Thomson Allan.
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Bulnside's Fec Nd Expeited in Wartime London Scene
Richmond Sentinel summarizes military movements and political upheaval with reports from Philadelphia and New York. It notes General Grant's enthusiastic army review and mentions a West Virginia raid capturing a state senator and a baker, amid European diplomatic tensions and a steady money market.
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House of Deleantes
Confederate Georgia military dispatch from winter campaign
A brief war update notes no reinforcements arriving except returned regiments near Dalras. Sherman expected to come within striking distance. Heavy snow and road disruption reported. March 22 patrols say the front remains quiet as many regiments reportedly travel on forty day furlough and roads are drying after the snow.
Richmond and the North March 2 1864 summary
Richmond area dispatches report financial alarm due to bank withdrawal deadlines, with funding rising. News notes troop movements toward Annapolis for Burnside’s second expedition, Longstreet’s infantry plans, Averill ill, and gold prices in New York. UK and Canada political shifts. reports of Port Derney capture and Grant and staff near the Army of the Potomac. Northern editorials debate Lincoln and Butler, with Confederate NC Governor Vance defending the war and secession.
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Market Correction Notice From The Weekly Market
A corrected edition of the weekly market page lists revised figures and prices for traded items. The notice notes changes to prior listings and reminds readers of updates from exchange sources.
Fayetteville Market Ledger Harbors Liqors and Goods
Fragmentary listing shows Fayetteville market figures for liquor, molasses, rich spirits, turpentine, salt and wool values. Reads like an old price sheet or warehouse tally with multiple small line items and totals.
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