Polls Open Saturday for Clerks and School Law Vote
On Thursday next polls will open statewide to elect Clerks of the Superior and County Courts and to decide the public support for the amended Common School law. The Senate passed the Loan bill 2510 20 with all state Senators voting yes. The Bankrupt bill cleared third reading 27 10 22 with Mangum for and Graham against. In the House a fortifications appropriation of about two million dollars passed 148 to 66 with Stanly voting for. A Home Squadron provision also passed, and a tariff information committee was appointed 106 to 104 with four state members for and eight against.
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Bell
Mangum
Graham
Clay
House of Representatives
Stanly
House
Messrs
Rayner
Washington
Williams
Arrington
Caldwell
Daniel
Deberry
McKay
Reneher
Saunders
Cincinnati
Mayth
Couch
Grant County
Utterbacker
Bourbon County
Grant
Uuerbacker
Bourbon
Williamstown
North Carolina Bank Debate Sparks Party Clash
In a Washington Republican exchange, Calhoun’s Senate readings of Mr Badger’s Granville speech draw sharp rebuttal. The edition count of 5000 copies is cited by Whig critics as proof central committee endorsement. General Harrison’s stance on the Bank is defended as anti constitutional, while NC voters’ support is disputed. Domestic silk by Mrs Coffield of Martin County praised as durable and superior to imports.
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Calhoun
Senate
Granville County
Badger
North Carolina
Central Committee
Ral. Rez
Harrison
Whig Central Committee
The
Register
Bank of the United States
Coffield
Thomas K. Coffield
Martin County
N. C
Martin
Wash
Whig
Elizabeth City report stirs village on Friday
Elizabeth City details a modest disturbance as the village woke from sleep on Friday. The report notes a Germ-related incident and how locals reacted, with official responses and community calm restored by evening. Authorities investigated the disturbance and filed preliminary statements.
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Elizabeth City
Steam Boat Germ proves canal navigation feasible
A visitor from Norfolk arrives by canal on the Germ, Lieut. Hunter’s steam test demonstrates canal navigation without bank damage at six miles per hour. The town should build a canal passenger boat for about 7000 dollars to connect Norfolk and the river town, boosting trade, markets, and local industry. The piece praises the young officer’s ingenuity, urges public support, and notes related crime and public order concerns.
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Lieut
Hunter
Norfolk
Herald
Lieut, Hunter
Old North State
Washington Market Price Listings for July 28
Corn wholesale 2 50. Bacon sides 7 to 8 cents, hams 9 cents. Naval Stores new dip 2 10, old 31 65. Scrape 70 cents. Tar 1 10. Fish shad 7 to 8. Herrings cut 3 50, whole 2 50 to 3 00. Rep.
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Washington
Preachers to Hold Services at Cross Roads and Nearby
CPEWder Mark Bennett will preach at the Old Church this Friday night August 6. He travels to Cross Roads Saturday and Sunday August 7 and 8 at 3 o'clock in the evening in the same place. Elder L J Puckett will preach at Tison's on Sunday July 25 and 26, Fork Chopel on 27, Cross Roads on 28, Log Chapel on 24, Pleasant Varove on Wednesday August 10, Keubkee on 12, Lawrence's on 13, Tarboro on 24, Avtrey's Creek on a listed date.
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Cpewder Mark Bennett
Cross Roads
L. J. Puckett
Tison
M. H
Fork Chopel
Log Chapel
Pleasant Varove
Kebukee
Lawrence's
Mrs Neney Worsley Dies in County Tragedy
In this county on Monday night last Mrs. Neney Worsley wife of Mr Mayo Worsley died leaving four small children.
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Neney Worsley
Mayo Worsley
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