Old South Glory Outshines New South Progress
A county gentleman contrasts the Old South’s self sufficiency with today’s visible yet fragile New South boom. He laments rising debts and mortgages for farmers, asking if meat and bread can be raised at home and if credit remains solid enough to sustain prosperity.
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In Memoriam Major Dunham of North Carolina
The Wilmington Messenger recalls the life of Major John W. Dunham a brave veteran editor and lawyer. He served at Manassas and Seven Pines endured a long wound and years of illness then pursued journalism and public service including clerk of the Criminal Court and state Senate work.
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