Make more than you spend sermon for 1876
The Carboro Southerner notes a New Year sermon urging readers to consume less and live frugally. Editor Dosse Battle shares a Wilmington Star paraphrase about avoiding excess and trading, predicting 1876 will be a year of common severity and a harsher lifestyle until better times appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Battle
Wilmington Star
Pitt County
Jas. W. Davis
Susan Davis
D. Gay
James
Woodard
M. M. Oates
Moses Rountree
F. D. Rountree
Edward
Thignen
Fanny Thigpen
Lucinda Thixen
Deceised
Thomas Edmondson
Finchan
Edi
Elizabeth Edi
Superior Court
County of
Pitt
HL. Sheppard
Mississippi election praised as healing postwar unity
The Mississippi Senate bid is lauded as a move toward national reconciliation. Supporters call General Lamar and allies Ransom and Gordon peace-makers who can unite Democrats and restore trust in government after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate of the United
Mississippi
Lamar
Ransom
Gordon
The Labor Question in Farming Policy
The writer argues laborers should be paid the fair value the employer can afford, not the cheapest rate. A well paid, well clothed laborer gains self respect, efficiency, and steadier work, reducing misconduct and discontent. Elevating wages benefits both worker and farmer in the end.
Controversial Roanoke Cartoon Targets Dead-Head Readers
A satirical screed lambasts circulation and editorial decisions at Kinston Gazette and other papers. It condemns reader apathy while mocking political and social corruption, referencing Colonel Singletary, President Grant, and veteran issues, with biting satire on media and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston Gazette
Roanoke News
Demands on North Carolina representation and national ties
The Southerner discusses North Carolina representation at the Philadelphia Centennial, immigration debates, and Governor Brogden’s stance. It notes Congressional activity, Navy Department concerns, and calls for action to affect regional and national unity amid postwar political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van
Gerftle
Noth Carolina Immigration Society
Curtis
Brogden
North Carolina
Cspital
Portal Antland
England
South
M. M. Caldwell
Rome
Susboro
E. B. Uleq Horn
Political contention over patronage and reforms in the House
In a heated debate stories of associational power and Confederate veterans dominate the discussion. Criticism targets Cason and Fort for their stance on appointments and dismissals of Union veterans, while Cox's resolution advocates Jeffersonian tests of honesty, capability, and fidelity for officeholders. Report notes resignations in the Treasury and hints at internal reform pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Cason and Fort
Congress
Cox
Illinois
Cason
Democratic Party
Gunter
Indian Bureau
White House
Babcock
Treasury Department
Brodhead
Rutherford
A. Isa
Notable Medical Claims Amid Patient Suffering And Praise
The report details numerous patients in a city with varying conditions. It notes Mr Wickinson and Mr Winn among the afflicted, praising medical treatments, remedies, and doctorly diligence, while highlighting widespread distress and perceived improvement from care and writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickinson
Deeclares
Winn
Cheral
Ile
Willae
Goldsbore
FAME des Tints garden synrd wales Tine Teri
Fragmentary note lists names and phrases with unclear meaning. No coherent event or organization identified. Further readable context needed to form a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fame Des Tints Garden
Synrd Wales
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Democratic House of Sentatives
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Mixetos
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Kerr
Senate
Morton
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Mississippi Nation
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Macon Telegraph and Messenger
J. A. Joxys
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Baker County
Simon Fleishman
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Americus
Ira Smith
Mercer University
Davis Smith
W. A. Hopson
Second Street
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Gaeta
Luis
Jaraer
Uie
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Cléren
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Tarboro’ Male Academy
S. Wilkinson
Richard
Tarbok
M. T. Gwatney
T. E, Lewis
Tarboro
N. C
Yiding
Inisboro’ Military Academy
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Vnlingh Mérsun
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Greenville
Benjamin Daniel
David Langley
Sde of
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Pactolus Town
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Nations
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Vs. Weddell & Co
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J. L. Coker
Ward's Bar & Restaurant
John F. Ward
Jesse Bullock
Rocky Mount
Adgecombe
Church Street
Edgecombe
I. B. Palamountain
A. D. Royster & Bro
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh, N. C
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Greenbacks
Id. Weddell & CO
Parke
Nash
Roanoke
Deoe
Seaboard
Wilmington
Hamilton
Williamston
Hills Ferry
Edward's Ferry
Margarettsville
Garysburg
Weldon
Halifax
Enfield
James Gordon & SO
Staple Dry Goods
Taldolio
IN. Co
Stinson & Co
Portland
Old Howard House
Adams’ Hotel
C. F. Adams
Oakdale Institute
Edgecombe Co
New York City
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J.J. Battle
Roc Mount
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Eagle Rock
Wake County
Raleigh
Eugene T. Jones
A.M
Masonic Lodge
T. M. Jones
Warrenton Female College
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Sceiook
Forrestville
Wake Co
Rich'd
H. Lewis
Pixelpan
Shrine
Jane
Haly Cass
Hnrb. Dunn
Manhattan Manufacturring Company
G. A. Lumpkin
Reade Street
America
Insane Hospital
Baltimore
IL. Stokes
Mount Hope
Livbig
Thomson, Lilly & Co
Purcell & Ladd
Wm. R. Burn
Richmond
Whitlock & Abram
John N. Vick
W. L. Thorp
Pitt County— Alpe Superior Co
W.gay
Janes W. Davis
Susan
Wood
M. Oates
FA. Rountree
Thigpen
Lucinda Thigpen
Deed
Keinens N Edmondson
Elizabeth Edmondson
Dee'd
Thomas Lord
Bethel College Institute
Littleton
Halifax Co
Trinity
Randolph Maconges
University of North Carolina
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Nash & CO. Wholesale Grocers and Com
Privtae
Lipscomb
Bank and
Pitt Streets
D. N. Bogart
Washington N.C
Peters Musical Monthly
D.N. Bogart
ST. Cloud's
Wien
W.B. Jordan
Joseph Cobb
Charles Phillips
Walter P. Williamson
2Nd Judicial District
Pitt Street
A. Whitlock & Co
Geo. L. Pender
Bruff, Faulkner & Co
W. Bal
A.B. Faulkner
Wm. R. ‘Hallett
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