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The Daily Dispatch: February 5, 1864., [Electronic resource], Legal decision on a substitute case in North Carolina. (search)
ing: One light blue striped silk dress; one green check silk dress; one dark blue silk dress; one green, and red silk dress; one brown morisco dress; one all wool light ground mousseline dress; one all wool green mousseline dress; one all wool dark blue do; one all wool pink do; two purple barege dresses; one green and white dress; one white Swiss Muslin do; one tucked cambric do; two pink lawn do; two calico do; two black cloth cloaks, one with cape; one long silk basquoce; one black silk Beauregard; one fine black lace mantilla; several fine cambric skirts; one red merino body, one black mouslaine sack; two ladies' hats, together with various kinds of underclothing; also, a pair of gold bracelets, with the initials "L. B. P." on the inside; one gold chain, and one cameo breastpin. I have reason to believe that her aim will be to make her escape into the enemy's lines, in company with white persons. The above reward of one thousand dollars will be paid for her apprehension,
The Daily Dispatch: February 5, 1864., [Electronic resource], Successes in North Carolina--defeat of the enemy at Newbern — capture of prisoners. (search)
n? Those who prefer dying for their country to living in it are entitled to the enjoyment of their peculiar tastes; but that true patriotism which clings to the hearthstone shows its love for its country by living in it as long as possible. It is unable to appreciate the exquisite sensations of a bayonet through the abdomen, or a leg sawed off by a Confederate surgeon. If such a patriot saves his country in any field, it must be the cornfield; and if, when he becomes a grandfather, posterity asks whether he was in the war, he can reply with pride and satisfaction that he lived through it all, and made more out of it than Davis Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Longstreet, Beauregard, and all the rank and file put together. Happy and glorious the evening of a life so rigidly devoted to the domestic virtues!--Bear him gently, oh Posterity, to his resting place in the soil he loved so well, and bury him beneath his own dunghill — the fitting monument of his tenacious and productive qualities.