Tarboro Delegates Form for 1875 Constitutional Convention
Williamson and Charles announce an election for 120 delegates to revise the state constitution. The vote will be held on the first Thursday of September 1875, with the convention meeting in Raleigh on September 6.
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Tarboro
N.C
Raleigh
Atlantic Council
P. of H
Washington
Main Street
McNair Bros
R. EL Ror
T. E. Lewis
N.C. Im
N. C
AVE
Richmond
Kentucky
Fifteenth Street
Democratic Executive Committee
Edgecombe County
Selec
John
DANCY
Chmn
Bec’y
Wm. Wormack
B. F. Brantly
W. H. Knight
B. Bryan
Petway
H. . Prich
Battle
W. G. Lewis
Elias Carr
J. A. Williamson
Edgecombe
Wm. King
W. R. Williams
Pitt Souis
Washington County canvass and political lines debated
A March 19 era discussion defends Moore for the North Carolina judgeship and Washington County delegation to a constitutional convention. The piece critiques Republican tactics, calls for unity and defense of incumbents, and cites state taxation data from the era, contrasting regional prosperity and political lines.
Hard Times Reflections and Political Currents in 1870s News
The piece records editorial notes from The New York Herald praising economic recovery and warning against excessive prosperity. It discusses President Grant and a proposed third term, Sioux treaty talks, Black Hills value, and tensions with Mexico as beef from Texas issues surface. A Beecher trial journalist survey is also noted.
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The
New York Herald
Beecher Trial Commentary and New News Briefs
Impartial readers hear testimony on Beecher case as new scandal details emerge. Centennial Bunker Hill parade plans loom with 6,500 Massachusetts militiamen, 10,000 civic participants and trades wagons. Marriages, crop reports, rail gauges, and political notes fill the rest of North Carolina updates from Raleigh to Goldsboro and Danville.
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Bunker Hill
Massachusetts
Alice M. Singer
South
Devon
England
W. A. P. la Grove
Brooklyn
Mr. Singer
Governor Appoints L W Barringer as Commissioner of Deeds
The Governor names L W Barringer of Philadelphia to oversee Commissioner of Deeds affidavits for North Carolina in Pennsylvania. The Rev James linked with the Freedman's Bureau and river drowning case is reported dead. The Atlantic Hotel Beaufort opens its season with promising guest turnout and a grand ball planned for the 25th. An Attorney General opinion expands corporate law to banks and trust institutions whether incorporated or not.
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Haupt
Richmond & Danville
Newbern
Beaufort
M. L. McCorkle
Catawba County
Matthew
Mr. Marshall
Christ Episcopal Church
Raleigh
N. C Railroad
Charlotte Observer
United States
Halifax County
John Collins
O'Hara
Atlantic Road
Buford Road
Atlantic
Morehead
New York
L. W. Barringer
Philadelphia
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
James
Freedman’s Bureau
Neuse
Stedman and Fullerton
The
Graham
Atlantic Hotel
the Atlantic
At~torney General
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Marlboro
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Robt. Lawson & Co., Kadnte
NG Wellers
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
Yarboro’ House
Newadvek
Tarboro Female Academy
Pender
Odenheimer Bros
R. B. Alsop
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Dent
H. Morris & Bro
A. H. Macnair
Ag’t Drug & Prescription Store
Main ST
Tarboro, N. C
T. H. Gatlin
Kreslowske
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Jr “Scelved Cortmant
IM. Weddell & Co
Victoria and Bishop
S. Kreslowski
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Navassa
Tlimington
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Jno. L. Bridgers & Son
EU Andromestic Pry
Broadway
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York
J. M. Laughlin & Son
Weil & Bros
HM Houston & Co
Murry & Co
Wilmington
Williamson,Alchurch & Thomas
Me Ghee
Franklinton
Timberlake & Eares
Pacific, NC
Branch & Co
MA Augier
Durham
Oakdale Institute
Edgecombe Co
J. P. Battle
J. J. Bate
Rocky Mount
Geo
L. Wimberly
C. W. Smith
Bauleboro
General Grocer
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Rio
J. A. Willtaumson
L. Heilbroner X Bros
L. Heilbroner & Bro
R. C. Brown & Co's
R. C. Brown & CoCo
Marshall
Champion Reaper & Mower
Nash & CO
Bants & Wholesale Grocers
T. & N. O'Berry
Tar River
Mies
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