| From the Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N. C.) |
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| June ?, 1864 {The published
facsimile does not give an exact date, but it must have been between
the 26th and the 30th} |
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| Come and Help! |
| All who will volunteer to get up and send
off the iron on the Charlotte and Statesville Railroad {the
Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio RR}, will leave their names with
N. H. Blackwood before 12 o'clock today. |
| This work must be done immediately or our
soldiers may suffer at Richmond. Detailed Government may volunteer.
Let the farm hands work. Salisbury spare all your servants for a few
days. White men, it is better than fighting. |
| One of 'em |
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