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The Daily Dispatch: March 3, 1862., [Electronic resource], Battle of Roanoke island. (search)
als composing the great Volunteer. Army of the Confederacy depends, if not the ultimate fate of the country, much of its weal or woe. You are now asked to re-enlist for the war. Will you go home and abandon the cause without striking a blow, or will you fight it out? To each soldier re-enlisting is offered a bounty of fifty dollars and a furlough of sufficient duration to enable him to go home and arrange his affairs for the impending struggle for a life worth living, or a death preferable to a life of miserable slavery. To all is offered a country's gratitude and imperishable renews. Your unanimous, prompt, and hearty response to this call will more depress the courage and cool the ardor of the enemy than a great defeat. Commanding officers of posts, regiments, and unattached companies will carry into immediate execution General Order, No. 1 dated Richmond, January 1, 1862. By order, Brig. Gen'l Joseph R. Anderson. Roscoe B. Heath. Assistant Adjutant General.