Election Returns and Senate List of North Carolina
Election returns show Republican gains versus Governor votes across counties led by Cumberland Edgecombe Franklin Granville Halifax Johnston Nash Northampton Orange Pitt Robeson Wake Wayne and others. The North Carolina General Assembly will convene in Raleigh Monday. Senate and House members listed with counties and names.
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Cumberland
Edgecombe
Franklin
Granville
Halifax
Johnston
Marto
Nash
Northampton
Orange
Pit
Robeson
Rowan
Kal Wake
Warren
Wayne
General Assembly
Raleigh
Senate
Camden and
Currituck
Daniel Lindsey
Gates and
Chowan
W. W., Cowper
Washington and
Tyrrell
Hezhiah
Walliam Moonly
Herford
George W. McComet
Bertie
Alxander W. Mebane
Martin
Jesse Cowper
Heelifax
Andrew Joyner
Nashe Samuel L. Ac Fington
Hick, Wake
Samuel Whitaker
John D. Hawkins
Bladen
Joseph Gillespie
Brunswick
Frederck
Buscomb
M. Parton
John Clayton
Burke
J. Erwin
J. ED Perkins
BO PL
Miller
Cadayras
Dorris Camden
David Prichard
Cuswellick
L.A. Gwyn
W. B. Pa
Chatham
S. M’cleonthan
J Girone
Craven
Abner Tardey
Abner Nvale
Sutberland
S. Hollingsworth
Jordan Corntuck
Daniel Lindsay
Davidson
Charles Brummell
M Pekstom
Dophu
Ro Keran
James Jw Wy E Ugecombe
J. J. Daniel
James George
Freshling
T. Clowerton
Jo Sent Machin
Gates
Whitmer Stallings
Rob Gillim
Chas Waton
W. Fife
Greene
Thomas
Looker
Guittard
J. H Lindsey
E Adams
F. L
J. Tomlinson
K. Whitley
Jon Itoward
Levon
Windall Davis
Linecoli
Michael Hoke
Henry Causler
O. W. Holland
Jordan Nash
Henry Blount
New Hanover
J. R. Walker
Chath 'S Tlery
KR. B. Gary
Verod Fiison
Wm. Graham
Nath
J King
John Boon
John Stockore
Onslow
John A. Averitt
Pasquotank
John B. Muse
Person
Moses Chambers
J. M. Williams
Perquimons
Josiah T. Granberry
Macon Moye
John Spiers
Randolph
Michael Cox
Wim
B. Lane
Kohesa
Alexander Watson
O. K. Turn
Bockingham
Philip J. Brion
Black Bisswell
Owen
John Clement
Chas. Fisher
W. Crawfordd. Rutherford
de Muller
Theos
Jefferson
J Bedford
Richmond
Dotn M’ Allister
George Thomas
Sirkes
Indian War Latest from Florida Aimed at Tampa Bay
From the Charleston Patriot a St Augustine Herald slip dated 29th wit. Gen Read with steamers Energy and Superior at Ouithlachoo chee. United States wrecked at river mouth. Maj Pierce made colonel with brevet lieutenant colonel rank. Creek volunteers joined the campaign. provisions ample along the river. Gen Jessup reported at Tampa Bay with 750 regulars and marines. Campaign to open immediately with vigor. decisive action expected.
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Charleston
Florida
St. Augustine
Samuel S. Mills
Southwick
Fort Drane
Gen. Read
Ouithlachoochee
Wood
United States
Graham's
Jessup
Tampa Bay
Secniee
Alabama Volunteers
Alvord
Key West
M'lntosh
Fort Mitchell
4Th Infantry
Read
Maj
Pierce
Creek Volunteers
St. John’s
Petersburg Market Cotton Sale and Turpentine Prices
Wilkes and Horton, Petty Yancy, Byrd report brisk cotton sales at Petersburg Market on November 14 with best quality commanding the 17 rate. Washington Market notes turpentine new dip at 300 dollars, old at 275, tar at 160 on November 12.
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Petersburg
Washington Market
Whig
New York
Bheeswan
Colton
Sueer
Brown
Bolat
Wisai
Wanaty
Hichen
Remark on Sheriff’s Apt Arrangements at Hangings
An old report notes the execution scene, praising the sheriff’s prudent arrangements and stating the event was grim but devoid of any added horrors. It attributes the young man’s condition to his father and remarks on the solemn, inevitable nature of the spectacle.
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Niet Plaumley
Jacob Canady
Northampton County
Northampton Superior Court
Ibd
Levi Miller
Jot Whitaker
Loutberg
Beanklin
Wake
Gov. Spaight
Merril Miller
Louisburg
Levi
Editorial Brethren Suffer Loss in Recent Gale Vessels Wrecked
Two editorial staffers suffer significant loss as ships carrying their goods were wrecked during the gale. The extent of damage to the Greensboro Patriot editor is unclear, while the Payetteville Observer correspondent loses about seven hundred dollars.
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Greensboro’ Patriot
Payetteville
New Fruit Storage Method From North Proves Durable
A northern practice to preserve fruit by layering apples grapes or cherries in stone jars with cotton batting between layers and storing where the roast cannon can reach them is reported as trouble free and winter proof. The writer invites agricultural friends to test and report results.
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Iran
New Orleans Dispatch Shows Texas News and Tense Local Mood
From Velasco Texas to New Orleans the Pennsyl vania brings dates to the 12th revealing a fearful mood as residents shore up crops and attend theater. Some of the Thessian corps open the temple with a debut at Columbia amid favorable signs while the army stays idle awaiting more active service amid threats of a formal.
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New Orleans
Schr
Pennsylvania
Velasco
Texas
Columbia
Texans Trust Prophecy Amid Texian Independence Push
The Commercial Bulletin notes cautious optimism about Texas facing no new hostile action and predicts official Congress will focus on etiquette before delving into major deliberations. Santa Anna remains confined though rumors suggest a lenient stance and possible release with a ransom for Texas debts.
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Texas
Congress
Santa Anna
Sovereigns of the Earth Commercial Bulletin
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