Snow Ball Fight and Battle Report of North Carolina Troops
A Civil War skirmish report details North Carolina regiments under Gen Hoke engaging the enemy at close range. It describes formations, flank maneuvers by Maj Rankin and Captains, and the eventual rout with colors captured and stores taken. Wounded officers are noted along with loyal endurance by staff and surgeons amid a nightmarish cold. The piece ends with a political aside on Harper's Weekly and Southern sentiment.
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Wile
Geatloke
Latiimore
Hoke
N.C
Col. Godwin
N. C
Maj. Rankin
Rogers
Gus
White
Turner
Shilohonc
Wen
Rankin
Ehemy
J. A. Lea
J. C. Turner
Col. Webb
6Th N. C
Godwin
Jones
Craige
Bell Blackburn
Miller
Oks
Moore
Alspaugh
Beard
Semple
Lieut
Dickey
Lieut. Williams
Cooper
N. C Battallion
Williamson
Woodruff
Fant
York
Allen
White Vincent
Guers
Jay
Adj
Mbane
Lockhart
Speed
McPherson
Dixon
Mebane
Rothrock Miller
Walker
Gunter
Jenkins
Crawford
Burton
Warlick
John J. White
T Simpson
Corp
L Ross
Joseph Boon
J. J. Davie
Smith
Lawton
Georgia
Harper’s Weeky
South
Bull Run
McCool
United States
Beast Butler
New Orleans
Abraham
Livings Bank
Journal of Civilization
North
Harper
Montgomery Mail
Remarkable Defiance On Red River Queen of the West Capture
An informant recalls the Queen of the West burning a lady owned home on Red River. From the deck the commander asks the widow if she has relatives in the war. She replies she has brothers and two young sons ready to fight until death. The queen departs under the banner as the house smolders. Natches Courter.
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West
Red River
Atchafalaya
Natches Courter
Execution of a Confederate Deserter Near Fredericksburg
Raleigh Standard correspondent reports the February 28 execution of William A Youlin, private, Company 338th North Carolina Regiment, for desertion and seducing others. The sentence was carried out by a brigade at a stake in a snowbound field, with ten wounds recorded, amid a somber, instructive scene intended to deter further desertion.
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Raleigh Standard
Fredericksburg
William A. Youlin
Carolin
W. J. Hoke
Mississippi Senator Praises Hoopless Women in Debate
In a Confederate Senate debate Mr. Phelan of Mississippi described white women wearing hoopless skirts with broad bonnets as guiding prows in Southern fields and invoked God’s blessing, hoping they would be mantels in Paradise parlors.
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Confederate Senate
Phelan
Mississippi
Paradise
Adjutant Generalship In NC Court Ruling Endorsed
Supreme Court judges rule the Confederate Brigadier General post incompatible with North Carolina Adjutant General. Governor Vance may appoint a new Adjutant General Col. D. H. Fowle named to fill vacancy. Opinion notes court acts as advisory panel to relieve executive branch from delay. Raleigh March 11 1863.
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Adjutant Generalship
Supreme Court
Vance
Col
D. H. Fowle
Martin
Omip
Gov. Vance
Gen. Martin
Confederate States
North Carolina
Berry
Waddell
Iredell
R. M. Pearson
C. J
Co. M. Bk
MANLY
J. S.C
Raleigh
Ohio Peace Sentiment Runs High in State War Debate
The Columbus Statesman reports that at least seventy five percent of Ohioans seek peace not through rebellion but by opposing the war’s goals. They blame officials for constitutional violations and despotic practices, fearing rapid ruin of the Union and Constitution.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Detroit Free Press
Dayton
Ohio
Hog killed by Major Raig valued at over a ton
Major David Raig of Camden county Ga. killed a hog last week described as five years old and raised in the woods. The animal weighed 1159 pounds gross with a 6.5 foot circumference. After drying the leaf lard weighed 147 pounds, marking the hog as valuable.
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David Raig
Camden County
New York Major Paroled After Pillage Case In Richmond
A New York Major imprisoned last summer in Richmond for pillaging Lewis Washington’s property and stealing an original George Washington portrait by Stuart was paroled on condition the picture be returned. The portrait arrived Saturday and was given to General to restore to its owner.
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New York
Richmond
Lewis Washington
George Washington
Stuart