Fragmented Civil War Editorial on Militia and Public Resolve
A long, dense editorial argues for militia reliance and selective conscription to defend the state. It condemns delays in enforcing civil law, supports Governor Davis and President Davis, and urges mobilization while criticizing opposing positions. It highlights wartime anxieties, public sentiment, and the need to balance duty with personal sacrifice amid Confederate political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidias
Aspettinog
Pettethel
Depisteter
Rome
Rales
Lwart
Tver
Cistervue
War Casualties Reported From North Carolina Regiments At Winchester
A Civil War era extract from a seer lists casualties for Company C 46th Regiment and Company A 53d North Carolina near Winchester Virginia on the 19th, with names of killed wounded and missing. It notes 150 men in the brigades at 11 o clock and references officers Captain London Lieutenants Barres and Donnell among the wounded.
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Mms. Burren
S. W. Doanacil
Tin Company C
N.C
Winchester
S. W. Dusted
Woundsi
Rumley
A Hauner
Secucer
JY Beawa
R Brow
Moweron
Win Peri
Marcallat
Tre Tilese
Origede
Grimes
Tvrvace
London
Liewenant Barres
Jasry AM
Williams
Eprron
Donnell
Earl
Casuaties
Commandaig
Divid Perrar
Seret
A. G Cinsey
Isreal Rumly
C. Hanner
J.Y. Pany
Captured Confederate Officers Listed in Virginia
The Norfolk Herald reports Confederate officers captured near Roanoke and in North Carolina, naming Col Th T Bennett, M M Hires, J J Gare, Lt WA Ridgick, 1st Lt Moti Webb, and others. The piece notes calls to exempt classes from service and debates over further depletion of forces, with commentary on Confederate policy and legislative decisions.
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Genfederate
Charlote Democrat
List of casualties in Gries brigade near Winchester
A Civil War era missive lists killed wounded missing and prisoners from Gries brigade and neighboring units at Winchester on September 19. It names Co C Lieut S D Aullie and several wounded including John Proest and Rajab Goviran, plus others from 46th NC and 14th NC. Casualties total 13. Funds raised for relatives accompany the notice.
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Capitol R DeBerry
J A Litly
Oo Davis
WH Stearne
Corp & Lowder
Maberry
Low Suoutier
BM Mayberry
DD Newes
Joun Dry
Drown's Gap to Brown's 3p March 1864 Dispatch
Civil War diary fragment recounts marches toward Winchester and Strasburg, with cavalry actions, wagon demoralization, and a wounded captain captured at Chaffin's Bluff. Mentions Gen Rumseur, Brigadier Ramsenr, and a speech-like postscript on sisterhood. A church spire addition at St Stephen’s in Berape is noted.
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Drown's Gap
Istun
Suodan
Brown
Richmond Pipers
Winchester
Strasburg
Ramsenr
Jackson
Fremont
Suedds
Rumseur
Btephe
Berape
Richard Pax Tos N Ley Edenton Dies After Illness
Richard Pax Tos N Ley of Edenton died in his 47th year after long lingering ailments. He sought relief beyond the skies but death recurred and he requested to die at home he loved. Meg Paston notes the heavy costs of the community and he was generous to widowed and destitute alike.
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Bistuary
Richard Paxtos N. Ley
Edenton
Peanton
Meg Paston
Atauit
R. B.C
Died During the Night at the Refugee Berm
A notice records the death of an unnamed man during the night at the refugee berm near Hillsboro. He was born on 30 September 1834 and is described as not lost but gone before, with Mrs Baroker noted among the names.
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Vrestpentr Davis
Duis
Seth
Tennessee
Yias
Chronele
Augusta
Belding Luta
Sen. Jah Sd
Atlanta
Olen
Jubustus
Hood
Johnsten
Dalton
Hillsboro
Roseor Heane
De.fuscoe
Rebel News From Virginia and Tennessee Fronts
Gen Forrest reports success near Pulaski Tennessee capturing four trestles three houses and a small fort with about fifty prisoners. Beauregard assigned to Hood and Taylor departments. Petersburg reports heavy fighting with 1200 prisoners taken and weak Confederate losses. Richmond dispatches note Heth and Hill inflict heavy punishment on the enemy with hundreds of prisoners. cavalry skirmishes and artillery duels continue along the lines near North River and Squirrel Level Road.
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Petersburg
Richmond
Ger
James River
Expresa
Forrest
Pulaski
Tennessee
Bike
Decatur
Balaski
Porrest
Isay
Beauregard
Gen. Beauregard
Hood
Taylor
Get
Spotsylvania C. House
Evening Whig
Burnside
Vaughan Road
Squirrel Level Road
Peeble’s Farm
Stampton
Poodle
Lee
Richmon I
Heth
Hill
Hampton
Marriconburg
North River
Echols
Walaart
Davall’s
Cosby
Duke
Jonesbury
Carter
Carter’s Station He Was Repulsed By Geo. Vaughen
Col. Gilmore
Sandy River
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Ramsey
Gorejia
Baye
Lupo
Vatce
Lemmise
Aires
Cf Corps
Eutubieg
de Renger
Wlilautuanlity Equity Appewas la
Macon
Johnston
Atlania
Jho Tell
Jsuhuston
Auguste
Savanaxh
Aldersonyville
Stoneman
Iverson
Gov. Brown
The
Chronicle
Gen. Johnstes
Gen. Johnston
Virginia
Casas
Wisches Rex
Vas
Ders
Yarde
Otant
Fred Mebane
Hardiry
Win Rote
Everely
Mis
Uprey
Edward Powell
Thomas Willis
A Bailey
LL Kale
Miss Peaverg
Wounde
Jos Jera
McGee
Kaan
Mi-sing
Wiseman
Cevere Ell
Sligatiy
Ritel
Robert Evans
Canoa
McNees Verely
CR Morgan
Lees
OP Tasiassn
Janes Poole
Igttly
P Maller
Io Arta Os Lipany
James Aterson
J.s M_ Shipps
A F Moris
OE Beavers
Wm Hurde
R. W. Yor
D.C. Guster
Adj
North
Cory
Co. A
North Carolioa Regiment
J.M. Sutton
Fayetteville
Gries’ Brieat
Wicheter
E. J. Hale & Son
G Averill
Cavalry
A.A. G
Chester
Matthaws
Bargwyn
Clingmaan
Coal Harbor
Chaffin’s Bluff
Lieben
Fauther Eechan Jr
Yales
Sture WeRimmon
John W. Ellis
Raleigh
N.C. S
Lotte Dew
Petersberg
Nashville
Elk River
Jrarvison
Yeth
St. Louis
Price
Farmington
Fredericktown
Arkadelphia
Gen. Mower
Weldon
Welden
Harrison
Kauty
Deener
Liever Bens Hack
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