Era of Good Feeling and North Carolina Unity
The paper pledges a national harmony in North Carolina amid war, urging consolidation of support for Governor Vance and President Davis, and condemning excessive party faction. It endorses conservative leadership, calls for upholding national rights and defenses, and seeks to unite public servants and citizens in the reconstruction of civil harmony during conflict.
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North
Carlina
North Carolina
Curtina
Hochler
Vance
Richmond Sentinel
Confederacy
Gov. Vance
Vares
Us Trem
Weekly Confederate Says North Carolina Faces Unity Under Conservative Standard
The Conservative platform, loyal to Davis, promises party absorption into a patriotic union through a tests-free elective principle. Faithful public servants like Speaker Mebane and others are favored for reelection, while alternatives such as Dortch, Hale, Edwards, and Shepherd are discussed as potential selections within a harmonized political future.
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Senate
Mebane
Donel
Dorteh
Divis
Dortes
Ois
N. Edwards
Wexnerene
Edward J. Hale
Yuesnes
Selec Woologia
Wwe
Camber
M . Gilmer
Armistice talk and Carolina war news from Raleigh
Raleigh dispatch reports armistice talk shaping public sentiment and civilian anxieties while detailing Confederate generals Clingman and Nichols as well as wounded soldiers from Petersburg. It notes conscription pressures, mobilization debates, and calls for large volunteer reinforcements to counter Union offensives.
Georgia Front and Sherman Armistice Reflections
The Georgia Front reports Union forces re occupying Jonesboro behind entrenched lines, trains moved to Jonesboro depot, many wounded left behind and captured. Sherman reportedly promised furloughs after Atlanta fall, fortifying East Point and Decatur, with rumors of growth in Confederate strength and prospects. Armistice discussions between Hood and Sherman elicit humanitarian critique and questions about Sherman's aims.
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Jorvesbou.s
Jonesbor
Jonesboro
Sherman
Atlanta
Peiat
Decatur
Aurora
Atlanty
Hod
Hed
Reesmond
Napoleon
Price declines and curious notices in Cumberland area
The Cumberland South Carolina corn price fell from twenty five to twelve dollars per bushel with other staples like beef and bacon also easing. The Savannah News conveys news questions about local vacant buses for rent by landowners who believe in rewards and punishments in the afterlife, and notes a sensational novel at the North titled Cudj's Cave. A scene in East Tennessee shows a Yankee schoolmaster.
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Witlhain
Cumberland
S. C
Svannah News
Cumberland, S C
Cudj
East
Tennessee
Capture of the Georgia Not a Confederate Cruiser
Reports in European papers state the steamer Georgia captured by a Federal warship is the former Confederate privateer long since sold to a British merchant in Liverpool. It carried a British cargo and operated between Liverpool and Lisbon. The seizure sparks debate over legality, with underwriters and governments watching closely for potential UK tensions.
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Georgia
Forthern
Liver Pool
Liverpool
Lisbon
London Shipping Gazette
Aeizure
Dublin Freeman's Journal
Niagara
Portugal
New York
Liveroon
Withycombe
Dover
Bates
Azores
Bsok
It &Poare
Home
Berlin
England
Northern Politics and McClellan At Odds Over War
Excerpts from the Tribune reveal a drift toward opposition to McClellan and concern over war policy. The Daily News and World debates favoring or opposing peace, with Pendleton cited as anti-coercion and the Union goal. Includes notes on Gen Kirkland’s recovery and promotions in North Carolina units.
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Tribune
Matsoateneé
Atha Pavaisy
McCiellan
Atlante
National Army
Patriotic Party
the Tribune of Us
McClellan
North
Gaidenon
Caristius
Neia
Perce
Coicage
George Lt. Pendleton
Congress
West
Warning to Farmers on Confedera te Molasses Method
A reader reports a Charleston Mercury article advising farmers to mix water with juice at five to six times weight, attempting Berghem Molassee. The tester used seventy gallons of juice with three battu cunces of lime per gallon, ending with bitter, caustic, dark molasses. The result proved the method erroneous and costly.
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Comfederate
Charleston Mercury
Confederate Soldiers Praise From English Officer
Co. Paremantiz of the British army comments on Confederate soldiers in his recent book republished by Goeteel. He lauds their obedience and forbearance in victory, discipline in disaster, patience under hardship, and boundless devotion to their country.
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James E. Allen
N. M. Allen
Point Lookout
Co. G
N. M
Seryt Lyom
W. L Moring
A. A. Lewis
M. Wimberly
SB Yates
C Enbarks
Wm. Burgers
W Yeargiv
G. W. Varner
G P Cheek
el. Parrish
S Milhollen
M. T. Horton
NC. Bareapts
Kirkland
G. Martin
McRae
15Th N.C
Co. Paremantiz
Goeteel
Bragg
Lee
Batrix
Chopisi
Hit
Revenue laws spark religious zeal and wartime duty debates
A wartime column reports on shifting tax policies touching tobacco, spirits, and revenue duties with dire predictions of higher rates. It notes soldiers and citizens facing increased levies as clerical figures urge duty compliance amid military actions. Opposition voices warn of hardship and civil unrest during the 1865 crisis.
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Raleigh
Orty
Geo. T. S. Cuixcuax
Petersburg
James River
Clingman
Ger
Cligman
Washington Congress
Gen C
Gen. C
Cling- Man
W. W. Hoines
Coal Harbor
Clingnan
Clingoon
H. K Burgwyn
Gseno
Virginia
South Carolina
Hood
Grant
Thersan
Richmond Dispatch
Acre
South Side
George P. Morns
Confed
Saints
Wilmington
Wilmington Journal
Nichelis
Hay
Lynchburg
Trans
Mississippi
Ann Haststorn
Smpsen County
Duplin
The
Georgia Front
Northern Politics
Lincoln
Union
Tus
New Orleansia
Derg
Red Rano
Darren
Ques
Detiiere
Gubries
Sone
Poyt
Weavers Sentinel
Christendom
Woan
Mosby
Bulletin
Harper’s Ferry
Blazer
Maj. Kellogg
Dr. Sheliin
Berryville
Mondey
Neumayer
Mucich
Eays
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