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Newspaper

Weekly Confederate

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1864

Page

3

Farmers and Government Must Unite to Stabilize Currency

A Raleigh era public square appeal urges North Carolina farmers to combine to curb extortion, restore confidence, fix a staple currency value, and support the nation through wartime shortages. It argues farmers hold power to reform prices, bolster independence, and protect the economy by coordinating prices and production.

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Press Debate on War Policy and Farmer Hardships

A Pagettsville Observer excerpt analyzes wartime policy urging rapid mass mobilization while condemning cowards and praising brave soldiers. It laments press response, notes blockade runner Mrs. Greenhow, and argues farmers face heavy taxes and impressments, urging fair pricing and shared burdens amid the Confederacy’s strain.

Late James M. Bolerk Murder Suspected in County

Citizens confront fears amid rumors of murder by pistol. authorities seek to identify the killer as investigations and public sentiment turn toward strict penalties for criminals. Report recalls Brigadier Generals and commanders wounded in a wider conflict while noting local unrest and calls for order.

P. S Mr. Batt

President Davis speech uproar spurs partisan clash in Georgia

Fragmentary OCR outlines a heated reaction over a Ma con speech report. It cites alleged language attacking Geoxsis, questions aid to the president, and mentions editors, governors, and a Georgia audience amid a broader political fray. Names and places appear, including Augusta, Milledgeville, Desmond Pasmdaen, and university ties, with references to Alabama and Wheeler.

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Rebel Campaign Rumors Stir Georgia War Tone

War dispatches from the Georgia theater describe buoyant, hopeful messages about Confederate prospects as forces under Johnston and Wheeler maneuver. Analysts note possible shifts to offensive strategy, with Sheridan’s Union army pressed to adapt, while rumors of a pivotal campaign in the South circulate amid caution about outcomes.

Georgia Columbus Sausor Cava Terneseas Wheels Mississippi Lone Johston Donntess Sheridan Tam Dalton Atlanta Orenr Pennessee Sherman

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