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Newspaper

Western Sentinel

Location

Winston, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1863

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

New York Richmond Lewis Washington George Washington Stuart

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