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30 Jul 1863
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Western Sentinel in Winston, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1863
Page
1
Yankee raid devastates Rocky Mount and Tarboro areas
The Rocky Mount correspondent details a July 20 Yankee cavalry raid that plundered homes and warehouses, burned the Cotton Factory and Grist Mill, seized money and bonds, looted plantations, and carried off enslaved people. Governor Clark’s residence was briefly threatened. Col Dowd’s baggage and uniform were seized. The raiders burned bridges and depots, with heavy property losses estimated near a quarter of a million dollars. A Confederate detachment engaged near Tarboro and Falkland, with several enemy casualties and prisoners reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Pope
Rocky Mount
Milland
Battle
W. W. Parker
Kelly Lewis
Iris PetWay
Tarboro
Tar River
Henry A. Dowd
State Commissary Department
Dowd
Gov. Clark
Falkland
State Journal
Stephens Speech at Mansion House Exhorts Southern Unity
Vice President Stephens spoke to a large Charlotte crowd at 8 pm praising Gen. Lee’s strides, downplaying Vicksburg loss, and urging steadfast support for the Confederacy. He warned that Yankee subjugation would ruin the South, urged unity, and criticized croakers as he called for continued resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. H. Stephens
Confederate States
Mansion House
Stephens
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Lee
Vicksburg
Fort Pillow
Island No. 10
New Orleans
Confederacy
Port Hudson
Mobile
Charleston
Richmond
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Congress
Reconstruction speech warns against peace terms and foreign aid
Mr. Stephens argues reconstruction would prolong war, calling for complete separation from the North. He cautions against foreign intervention, saying powers favor division but won’t interfere now. The Richmond Whig questions despondents about surrender, loyalty, and the fate of homes, lands, and national identity as the Confederacy faces conscription and mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stephens
Stephens
Confederacy
A Worcester Sauce Receipt From Old Recipe
A printed guide claims a highly effective Worcester sauce method. It directs using ripe tomatoes boiled and strained, then mixed with ginger mace pepper salt cloves cayenne and vinegar. The mixture simmers to a quart, bottled in half pint jars, corked, sealed, and kept cool for best results.
Death of Gen Pettigrew in Confederate rear action
Martinsburg correspondent reports the Confederate army crossed the river late Tuesday night and Williamsport ford was rebuilt. Gen Pettigrew of North Carolina received a mortal wound in a rear-guard clash with Union cavalry, his adjutant general mortally wounded and dying this morning. Prisoners are en route to Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottierew
Martinsburg
Richmond Dispatch
Pettigrew
Ewell
Williamsport
Hill
Longstreet
Confederacy
North Carolina
Richmond
Gettysburg Bloodfield Remembered in Civil War Tribute
The Christian Advocate recalls Gettysburg as a bloodied peak of the war alongside Manassas Shiloh and Sharpsburg. It notes thousands slain wounded and imprisoned on both sides and urges continued support for the wounded and bereaved families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Manassas
Shiloh
Malvern Hill
Frederickssburg
Sharpsburg
Panegyric
Patriotism in War Times and Confederate Pride
The piece contrasts patriotism shown on the battlefield with those supporting the government and those raising prices after Vicksburg. It claims raising prices is the sweetest patriotism yet seen and praises the Confederacy for its abundance and nobility of its patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Confederacy
Mincey Guilty of Robbery Seeks Lash Punishment
At Mecklenburg County Court last week John Mincey, a white man, was found guilty of stealing the pocket book and watch of a Jewish Rabbi at the Charlotte Hotel. He was sentenced to 39 lashes immediately, to remain jailed three months, then endure 39 more lashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecklenburg
John Mincey
Charlotte
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