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Washington (United States) (search for this): article 4
Confederate authorities might follow with increase of the fighting men of our army. There were four soldiers in Newbern in one week of Yankee soldiers who were "tired of the war." Gens Prince, Palmer, , and , were in the town. They are putting their colored brethren through. They make them work with the ball and chain to their feet, and the jail is full of men and women all the time. Yet the citizens dare not insult one of them. A foraging party that all Newbern recently took an old man, seventy years old, from his house and deserted him in women clothes, and back, put a card on his back was those words on it--"a guerilla caught in women's clothes"--and marched him through town, he had taken the oath of "protection" from "Governor" Stanley. Stanley has resigned, and Lincoln has appointed Daniel R. Goodice, a native of the State, to be "Military Governor" of North Carolina. Goodice was formerly an editor of the Washington (D. C.) Era, and an extreme nigger worshipper.
New Bern (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 4
From Newbern, N. C.--a New military "Governor." A letter from Newbern, N. C., gives some account of the condition of affairs there. There was much joy and excitement among the citizens of the town when our troops came in sight a few weeks sinNewbern, N. C., gives some account of the condition of affairs there. There was much joy and excitement among the citizens of the town when our troops came in sight a few weeks since, with the Confederate flag flying and a corresponding disappointment when they retired.--The Yankees have sent 700 negroes to Washington to take the place of Lancasters, and allow the detailed white man to return to their regiments.--This is a plach the Confederate authorities might follow with increase of the fighting men of our army. There were four soldiers in Newbern in one week of Yankee soldiers who were "tired of the war." Gens Prince, Palmer, , and , were in the town. They are puthe jail is full of men and women all the time. Yet the citizens dare not insult one of them. A foraging party that all Newbern recently took an old man, seventy years old, from his house and deserted him in women clothes, and back, put a card on
North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 4
Confederate authorities might follow with increase of the fighting men of our army. There were four soldiers in Newbern in one week of Yankee soldiers who were "tired of the war." Gens Prince, Palmer, , and , were in the town. They are putting their colored brethren through. They make them work with the ball and chain to their feet, and the jail is full of men and women all the time. Yet the citizens dare not insult one of them. A foraging party that all Newbern recently took an old man, seventy years old, from his house and deserted him in women clothes, and back, put a card on his back was those words on it--"a guerilla caught in women's clothes"--and marched him through town, he had taken the oath of "protection" from "Governor" Stanley. Stanley has resigned, and Lincoln has appointed Daniel R. Goodice, a native of the State, to be "Military Governor" of North Carolina. Goodice was formerly an editor of the Washington (D. C.) Era, and an extreme nigger worshipper.
Gens Prince (search for this): article 4
town when our troops came in sight a few weeks since, with the Confederate flag flying and a corresponding disappointment when they retired.--The Yankees have sent 700 negroes to Washington to take the place of Lancasters, and allow the detailed white man to return to their regiments.--This is a plan which the Confederate authorities might follow with increase of the fighting men of our army. There were four soldiers in Newbern in one week of Yankee soldiers who were "tired of the war." Gens Prince, Palmer, , and , were in the town. They are putting their colored brethren through. They make them work with the ball and chain to their feet, and the jail is full of men and women all the time. Yet the citizens dare not insult one of them. A foraging party that all Newbern recently took an old man, seventy years old, from his house and deserted him in women clothes, and back, put a card on his back was those words on it--"a guerilla caught in women's clothes"--and marched him throug
Stanley (search for this): article 4
eventy years old, from his house and deserted him in women clothes, and back, put a card on his back was those words on it--"a guerilla caught in women's clothes"--and marched him through town, he had taken the oath of "protection" from "Governor" Stanley. Stanley has resigned, and Lincoln has appointed Daniel R. Goodice, a native of the State, to be "Military Governor" of North Carolina. Goodice was formerly an editor of the Washington (D. C.) Era, and an extreme nigger worshipper. eventy years old, from his house and deserted him in women clothes, and back, put a card on his back was those words on it--"a guerilla caught in women's clothes"--and marched him through town, he had taken the oath of "protection" from "Governor" Stanley. Stanley has resigned, and Lincoln has appointed Daniel R. Goodice, a native of the State, to be "Military Governor" of North Carolina. Goodice was formerly an editor of the Washington (D. C.) Era, and an extreme nigger worshipper.
Daniel R. Goodice (search for this): article 4
Confederate authorities might follow with increase of the fighting men of our army. There were four soldiers in Newbern in one week of Yankee soldiers who were "tired of the war." Gens Prince, Palmer, , and , were in the town. They are putting their colored brethren through. They make them work with the ball and chain to their feet, and the jail is full of men and women all the time. Yet the citizens dare not insult one of them. A foraging party that all Newbern recently took an old man, seventy years old, from his house and deserted him in women clothes, and back, put a card on his back was those words on it--"a guerilla caught in women's clothes"--and marched him through town, he had taken the oath of "protection" from "Governor" Stanley. Stanley has resigned, and Lincoln has appointed Daniel R. Goodice, a native of the State, to be "Military Governor" of North Carolina. Goodice was formerly an editor of the Washington (D. C.) Era, and an extreme nigger worshipper.
Lincoln (search for this): article 4
Confederate authorities might follow with increase of the fighting men of our army. There were four soldiers in Newbern in one week of Yankee soldiers who were "tired of the war." Gens Prince, Palmer, , and , were in the town. They are putting their colored brethren through. They make them work with the ball and chain to their feet, and the jail is full of men and women all the time. Yet the citizens dare not insult one of them. A foraging party that all Newbern recently took an old man, seventy years old, from his house and deserted him in women clothes, and back, put a card on his back was those words on it--"a guerilla caught in women's clothes"--and marched him through town, he had taken the oath of "protection" from "Governor" Stanley. Stanley has resigned, and Lincoln has appointed Daniel R. Goodice, a native of the State, to be "Military Governor" of North Carolina. Goodice was formerly an editor of the Washington (D. C.) Era, and an extreme nigger worshipper.
Military Governor (search for this): article 4
Confederate authorities might follow with increase of the fighting men of our army. There were four soldiers in Newbern in one week of Yankee soldiers who were "tired of the war." Gens Prince, Palmer, , and , were in the town. They are putting their colored brethren through. They make them work with the ball and chain to their feet, and the jail is full of men and women all the time. Yet the citizens dare not insult one of them. A foraging party that all Newbern recently took an old man, seventy years old, from his house and deserted him in women clothes, and back, put a card on his back was those words on it--"a guerilla caught in women's clothes"--and marched him through town, he had taken the oath of "protection" from "Governor" Stanley. Stanley has resigned, and Lincoln has appointed Daniel R. Goodice, a native of the State, to be "Military Governor" of North Carolina. Goodice was formerly an editor of the Washington (D. C.) Era, and an extreme nigger worshipper.
Palmer (search for this): article 4
our troops came in sight a few weeks since, with the Confederate flag flying and a corresponding disappointment when they retired.--The Yankees have sent 700 negroes to Washington to take the place of Lancasters, and allow the detailed white man to return to their regiments.--This is a plan which the Confederate authorities might follow with increase of the fighting men of our army. There were four soldiers in Newbern in one week of Yankee soldiers who were "tired of the war." Gens Prince, Palmer, , and , were in the town. They are putting their colored brethren through. They make them work with the ball and chain to their feet, and the jail is full of men and women all the time. Yet the citizens dare not insult one of them. A foraging party that all Newbern recently took an old man, seventy years old, from his house and deserted him in women clothes, and back, put a card on his back was those words on it--"a guerilla caught in women's clothes"--and marched him through town, h