North Carolina State Secretary of State report highlights
The Raleigh dispatch covers the annual Secretary of State report on insurance business in 1868, noting written risks of 17,296, premium receipts of 1,088,201, and losses of 671,073. It also reports tuberculosis culling at the State experiment farm, a jailed preacher, pharmacy association meeting details, political tension over officials of state asylums, and a court tax ruling on municipal bond interest.
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Raleigh
N. C
Secretary of State Goal
ISG
North Carolina
Melville
Washington
Jie
Butler
Whih
Supreme Court
Russell
Hutler
Murphy
Western Asylum
Federal Court
Preyer
Bladen Superior Court
Grand
J. C. Parrish
Barnum L. Jones
Jones
Lis Posse
Charters Granted to Two Companies in Jackson County and Stanley
A Sunday sermon notes 212 convicts in the penitentiary. The state issued charters to Turkey IXnod Conundrum of Jackson County and Morran Bros Heath of Stanley.
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Christ Church
Penitentiary
Turkey Ixnod Conundrum Company
Jackson County
Morran Bros.' & Heath Company
Stanley
White bear, postmaster changes loom in Aialiparx town
May 12 report from AIALIPARX North Carolina notes a white bear sighting in town amid Russian seeming crowds and a planned visit by the Druckenmiller family to the courthouse. The piece laments the replacement of the town postmaster by a black appointee after four years of faithful service and reflects on local political tensions as rain brings renewed hope.
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Wallfax
N. C
Notable Visitors Fill Eden Town Gatherings
S U G N Kern Identon May 12 report J H Secret Plymouth and J G Causey Jr Suffolk in town yesterday. Clarence Thationiain Sidney McMuallen Charlie Whidbee Will Holly Ruth Woms Annie Blanchard Hertford in Eden last evening. Rev W I Watson returned from Wilmington S C after convention. M H White Hertford in town on business. Evangelist Schoolfeld preached a powerful sermon last night to a large congregation with evident interest.
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Identon
J. H. Secret
Plymouth
J. G. Causey, Jr
Suffolk
Clarence Thationiain
Sidney McMuallen
Charlie Whidbee
Will Holly
Ruth Woms
Annie Blanchard
Shertford
Edenor
Kev
W. I Watson
Wilmington
S. C
M. H. White
Hertford
Meeting of Cotton Manufacturers in Charlotte May 12
An important gathering of cotton manufacturers will be held in Charlotte on Saturday May 12. It is expected that over one hundred mills will be represented. Low production Vatoomils may shut down for sixty days and possibly the entire summer. A number of cloth mills are likely to run on shore time.
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Charlotte
N. C
Children recover from illness in Munterville notes
In Munterville several children of Mr and Mrs MR WAL of Central avenue are recovering. Leroy Ireland son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ireland was very ill yesterday at his home 11 Johnson avenue. Elsewhere in Tanner's Creek district two political factions forecast a hot contest. Little Miss Loyola McCabe celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday at 10 Gold street with friends.
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John MR. Wal
Central Avenue
Leroy Ireland
Joseph Ireland
Johnson Avenue
Tanner's Creek
Loyola McCabe
Peter McCabe
Gold Street
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promotes Kidneys and Bladder Health
The tonic oil and bitters claim to aid the kidneys and bladder by stimulating inactive organs to renewed exertion. It asserts the drink clears abnormal elements not expelled by urine and benefits the renal system by preventing disease and disorganization.
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Hostetter
Cotton belt reports heavy rains and market notes
The cotton belt reports heavy rainfall through 8 a m on the 12th with varying temperatures and station counts. Liverpool futures close easy, down one point. United States port receipts total 48 a bales vs 6 981 last year. New Orleans May contracts fell four points. Confederate Memorial Day closes Norfolk and Portsmouth Cotton Exchange at 1 PM.
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Mala Fall Coy Cas
Liverpool
United States
New Orleans
Norfolk and Portsmouth
Shipping News: British and American Vessels Tonnage Movements
Shipping notices report coal loads and sailings for British ships Bencay Lamb to Rotterdam and Raverssheugh Leders to Rouen via Wm. Lamb & Co. Vessels Motia Motia Catania to Baltimore in tow of Maud H Schr. James. American and other craft include tug Haud H Schr Grace Van Dusen York River lumber shipments from Baltimore to North Carolina and Rappahannock.
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Bencay, Lamb
Tampa
Rotterdam
Wm. Lamb & Co
Raverssheugh
Leders
New Orleans
Rouen
Motia
Catania
Baltimore
Light
Maud H. Schr. James Aa
Wtargraves
Kenderly
North Carolina
Hudson
Brooklyn
Hope
Grace van Dusen
Lee
York River
Emily TE
Burton
Cullin
Wash Infton
Julia Hopkins
Rappahannock River
Iight
Bertle and
Maud
Shipping arrivals and routes from Norfolk port list
A multitude of vessels dock and depart with crews and destinations. Schooners John 8 Beachan Mary Langdon and others arrive at or sail from Norfolk bound for Portland New Haven Boston Bridgeport and Virginia ports. Tug Nathan Hale carries barge General McClellan to Norfolk while schooner George B Dudley heads to New Haven and several other craft list masters and destinations.
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John
Beachan
Stout
Richmond
Mary Langdon
Brown
Mamie Saunders
Steelman
Norfolk
John Johnson
Clark
H. C. Shepherd Cranmer
Elias Ross
Lewis
R. H. Warford
Raynor
Robert C. MeQuillen
Blake
Portland
Fred Jackson
Weldon
Boston
Daniel Brown
McNeil
Virginia
J. C. Clifford
Mils
White Cloud
Hickman
Nathan Hale
General McClellan
George B. Dudley
Wilson
New Haven
Whelden
Jennie N. Huddell
Hansen
H. Burrow
Lowrey
B. Putnam
Adams
Bridgeport
Tug South Baltimore Repaired to Refit and Launch Today
Cape Henry May 12. The tug South Baltimore, burned at the Norfolk and Western railroad dock, has undergone extensive repairs and will be launched from the ways today amid a clear morning with a southwest breeze.
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Cape Henry
South Baltimore
Norfolk and Western Railroad
London a Purchaser
Market price listings for livestock and produce across regions. Cattle, hogs, sheep, and dairy values shown by grade. fruits vegetables and staple goods with per unit or per barrel pricing. naval stores and turpentine quotes included.
Farmers' market notes on grain and shelling prices
Market reports show quiet steady activity with色 prices for various grains and shelling corn. Listings include Stand Picked Fancy 34 percent and No 1 Spanish shelled 4 percent 4c, No 1 Virginia 21 percent 24c, and other grades such as third grade 2c.
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Virginia
Resort to Open Season as Naval Post Band Plans Concerts
Preparations advance for the resort opening expected in the latter part of the month. Receiver Smith closes a contract with the Naval Post Band for afternoon and evening concerts, with the first Sunday program scheduled next Sunday.
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Smith
Naval Post Band
Salvation Oil Linked to Rheumatism Relief
A testimonial from Mr. Wm N Brown of Strichinger House Cleveland claims Salvation Oil cured twelve years of rheumatism and enabled him to walk again. The ad promotes Salvation Oil as an unrivaled liniment, priced at 2 coils, with placement at Cannon's Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Salvation Oil
Nf. Brown
Strichinger House
Cleveland
Cannon's
Bute Street
Alfred T. West
F. Holmes & Co
Huistand
Atlantic
Parcel bounds described in Norfolk land sale notice
Describes multiple land parcels in Norfolk Virginia with metes and bounds. Includes blocks on Ohio Decatur Bainbridge Perry and Porter streets, referencing Parke L Poindexter and Elizabeth Land and Improvement Co. property, noting four or five lots with houses and the exact survey lines and directions.
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Sttuate
Norfolk
Perke L. Poindexter
Ohio Street
Decatur Street
Jefferson Street
Stewart Street
Stewart and
Ohio Streets
R. R
D. EE. Frost
Ohio and
Decatur Streets
D. Js. Frost
D. BE. Frost
Parke L
Poindexter
County of Norfolk
Bainbridge Street
Ohio
Bainbridge Streets
Said
Parke L. Poindexter
Elizabeth Land and Improvement Company
Lot Thirteen
Perry Street
Porter Street
Elizabeth Land and Improvement Co
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Mnal
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Lambert's Point
Lambert's Fount Knitting Mills
Howden Ferry
Cash, Row
Whitehurst
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