Thanksgiving reflections and a call to charity in Wilson
A Wilson newspaper urges a sacred Thanksgiving observance and gratitude for blessings, asking residents to aid the poor amid winter hardship. It recalls the war impact, praises Major Dunham and editor Ransom, and lauds Senator Ban tom for North Carolina interests and leadership in the Senate.
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Major Durham Seriously Ill. Clerk of Criminal Court Delegated
The Wilmington Messenger reports Major Durham, born in 1842, has been seriously ill for weeks due to an old war wound and has delegated his duties as Clerk of the Criminal Court to Eli W. Hall. Durham, an early war victim, was wounded at Seven Pines and remained a life-long sufferer. he served as First Lieutenant of the Wilson Light Infantry starting April 17, 1861.
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