Mecklenberg Mecklenburg and Liberty of the Press
A lengthy 1870 Columbia column discusses liberty of the press and libel as viewed in England and the United States. It reviews Lord Chief Justice's remarks, Sherman Grant letters, and the Civil War memory, then shifts to Mecklenburg's centennial ode, Charlotte's growth, and local incidents, with notable figures from North and South Carolina.
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Actitary
Chicago
Springfald
Missophymetia
Charleston
Carling
Dows
England
United States
Charlotte
Geome
Sareky Sabhellodd
Oseembind
Dinalaat
Mecklenborg
Nenpnay
Finn
Williams
Atlaman Waa
Sen. Kormhitw
Columbia
Phainix Hook and Ladder Company
Independent
Palmatto
Burns Club
Wilmington
Richman Howitzers
Iuleigh Light
Fayentsville
Fy Attiville
Payattoville Indenant
Howan Rifles
Blaventh Hagiments
North Carolina State
N. G. Zounven
Chiclotta
Finge Mountain Dttitnry Institute
Yorkville
Newhern Staam Fire Company
Hoole and Ladder Company
Wand
Fairceld
Fira
Comspinn Kenvan Fire Company
Rit Joigh
Palmetto
Tndependent Fire Companion
Cilombin
Phenix Hooks
Wilmingtom
M. T
Horne Bond
Wilmington Hooke and Her Company
Druin Corps
Little Giant Steam Fire Coany
Tielore
N.C. Haale and Ladd Company
Alounwallire Company
Chester
Viencer View Company
Rock His
Hook and Lado Company
York
DM. Cuamiberhila
Konth Carnylinn
Win. A Graham
North, Carolinn
nxsGov
Gillert Walker
Virgin
A. M. Melly
Richmon Y den
Rober Runkom
Chick Tuatice
Py J. Moses
South Carolina
Twige WH. N. Davidson
Tuwnowsee
Pane Selle and Associates
North Caroline Supreme Court
Clingmiun
John H. Wheeler
Scotelmen
8. O
Charlotta
N. G
Cumberland
Roboixton Downtinn
Flom McDonald's
Huenot
Mestdenbarg
Uy. A
John Wer
North Carolina
J. M. Wright
Pbs
Hendricks
Vonne
Jamies Stark
Ciion County
Florms Hall
Johnston
Chariotte
Protestant Episcopal Churchy
Nuwbeen
N.C
Toudenila Gov, Hendricks
Fudtana
Cove
Iis
Genel
Wnt
Romarka
Gridley
North Cirplinn
Hrog
Don
Johor
Independence Square
Vorioe
Ts 'Tenneende
Georsia
Bonth Caroling
Great Britain
Staton
Homibroke
Gov. Chamberlain
Walker
Virginia
Balk
Tonninsin
Vanuo
North Civalina
Anne
Eyir
Col
Hacon
Gringer
Mooney
Meri
Gharlotte
Abraham Alexander
Thomas Polk
John Frohock
Court Houxa
Lort Cornwalls
Odependence
Andd
Bar Cowrt House
Logic Creek
Phora
Citien
Ariel
Maripeitaral
Carolina
Orare
Serger Hun
Tate
Baltimora
Kovelad
Fueterine
Inigo
Baltiore
Charlotte Winien
South Gerolina
Goorin Olia
Itv Chuimoel
Ovary
Berry & Binwaon
Nalon
Eijgnen
Atteni Perry
Theros
Oppo
Groveries Iniawral
Ivibune Wal TV
Rocield
Urlugiek
Oyneinnyti
State House
Conaidunel
Meeivon
Burns’ Club
Liberty
Alka Oharmed Pharmis
Stephen D. Lets
Columbia Pool
Hirmuli
Iyoucien
Alabama
Cimpany
Mobile
Mississippi
Ater Consis
Gesouwood New Beane
W. Bary
Kensiville
GA. Kamener
Tapher Shevidan
Columbia Water Power Company
City of Columbia
National Banks
J. Aikey
Withureex
Tonyph Jenkins
Ton
I. B. Carpenter
Uleamhorn
Aly
Wella & Caldwell
Elskaly
Chambers
Girah Pook
Caleb Booknight
Executor Ltd
Shiver
Mra Bawik
John Rateigh
Mary . Sickor
Carolina and Southern Life Insurance Companies
Rtered
E.W. McMullus
Na Kpos Vial Refaroo
Thes Pijoninerl Mntit
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Augusts day marked Fifteenth Amendment anniversary
A fragmented report describes a crowd observing the anniversary with speakers claiming broad civil rights guarantees. A colored man named Turney urged self-reliance and knowledge while arguing that race is used politically. He claimed a potential Republican writing job, and local details mix with unclear references to figures and places.
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Weriéaday
Turney
Ething Tore
Healthful Living: Water Varieties and Antidotes Promoted
A long 19th century ad exposes concerns about travel season dangers from changing water and air. It extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a protective tonic for digestion, appetite, and bodily function, claiming a twenty year proven antidote against illnesses during seasonal exposure. The notice urges readers to seek this remedy as a safeguard for health during May.
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Browns Acarin Dixone
Government reports on Native relations and economic decline
A verbose 19th century style note discusses the Sioux and government concerns over relations with native tribes, land rights, and civilizational pressure. It criticizes bargaining practices and mentions employment decline, emigration, and overall economic distress, noting departures to Europe and generalized unemployment. The text references Walker Evans in Charleston, New York arrivals, and Parry & Simson’s sale of cigars.
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