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Tarboro Press

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1841

Page

2

Tarporogue Meeting Chooses Orator For Independence Day

Tarporo ue Tarporou ge On June 21 citizens met at the Court House to blend Fourth of July celebration with a planned oration. Kenelm Lewis is nominated as orator, with Dancy and Norfleet set to read the Declarations. The assembly adjourned after appointing a committee to arrange events for July 5 at New Baptist church.

Tarboro Court House R. F E. Macnair John Williams William Daney Macnair Ile Young Men's Literary Society James Weddell, Esqu James Weddell R. Chapman Jno William F. Dancy Robert Norfice Mecklenburg R. E. Macnair Chas. G. Hunter Joseph J. Porter Wm. G.thomas James L. Cotten Tarboro’ Press Chapman K. H. Lewis R. Norfleet Wm. F. Daney New Baptist Church Loo

Public lands proceeds and Bank of the United States plan

The secretary recommends applying public land proceeds to debt reimbursement or stock, supports a Bank subscription plan with ten million dollars from government and twenty million by individuals, and outlines governance, banking powers, dividends, debt limits, and inspection to prevent mismanagement and fraud.

United States Congress Senate Secretary of the Treasury of the House of Congress

Treasury notes and gifts referenced in Treasury report

Treasury notes outstanding on the first of the month stood at 8 063 563 11. Congressional action could compel a corporation to place offices for public revenue collection. T Ewing Secretary of the Treasury submits the report. Some Kentucky residents presented a carriage and horses to Attorney General Crittenden and a New York offer gifted a roan horse pair to the president Wyler.

Congress House Stanly Davis Kentucky New York Brown Philadelphia T. Ewing Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Crittenden Wyler

The Union Bank Scandal and North Carolina Corn Output

The piece denounces a Mississippi bank’s plea to obtain a $25 000 loan backed by bank notes, accusing officials of fraud after burning through state stock and bank bills. It notes North Carolina produced six million eight hundred thousand barrels of Indian corn, second only to Tennessee. It also calls for preserving copies of newspapers for posterity and lists market prices from Philadelphia June 16.

Union Bank Miss Mississippi North Carolina Tennessee Newohern Spectator

Preachers Schedule Through July in Various Towns

Communicated events list evangelists Humphrey Stallings and John Werd to preach on dates from July 15 in Spring Green to July 31 at Plat Swamp. Stops include Log Chapel Kehokee Lawrence's Inn Deep Creek Rocky Swamp Fishing Creek Falls River Pleasant Hill and more with multiple towns.

Humphrey Stallings John Werd Spring Green Log Chapel Kehokee Lawrence's Im. Hh Williams's Rocky Swamp Fishing Creek Falls Var River Pleasant Hill Upper Town Creek Lower Town Creek

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