Yellow fever abating in Memphis as elections loom
In 1879 Memphis reports yellow fever subsiding while New York votes on November 4. Election tones reflect sectional tensions with Ohio voting patterns and strong language about parties, voters, and national unity. Notes on rail potential and Carolina landscapes close the dispatch.
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New York
Ohio Senator Thurman Reflects After Tuesday Election
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Senator Thurman and his wife at the Beeble Thurman mansion discussing Ohio election results. He says he sought rest after the surprise Republican victory, rejects the idea the Democratic party can be wiped out, and argues Republicans push for centralized national power and federal charters for railroads and banks. He warns of a drift toward a strong central government and the need for the Democratic party to counter this trend.
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Republican Party
Republcan Party
Congress
United States Congress
Clarksville Tobacco Leaf Reports 1879 Price Outlook
The Clarksville Tobacco Leaf analyzes probable prices for the 1879 crop, warning that values may not meet earlier highs. It notes world markets show little activity, domestic demand remains strong in our region, and much 1878 export tobacco sits in seaports awaiting sale. Opinions vary on Kentucky yields, but overall substantial quality could support prices despite high costs and excess supply.
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Clarksville
New York
Regie
West
Kentucky
Local Advertisements Mixed In One Page Item
A collage of 19th century ads promoting Laurini's Drug Store, M Stein & Sons Baltimore Clothing House, and Allen hardware, toutting low prices on medicines clothing and hardware. Mentions Fay Templeton tours, five and ten cent Scarcs at Smith's Drug Store, Hinshaw Bros shoes, Georgia jeans, bacon, guano, flour, and nails. Continuous goods listings and requests to call for interest.
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Laurini
M. Stein & Son
Baltimore
Allen
Fay Templeton
Smith’s
Hinshaw Bros
Georgia Jeans
Winston
Salem
Wineten
Nesta
Stock Law Adopted in Rowan County and Railroad Bond Case
Stock Law carried in Rowan County including Franklin township with most of the county under its provisions as counties shift to the law. Scotch-Irish township residents obtain injunction against bonds for the Winston and Mooreville Railroad. county commissioners respect the order as the case proceeds through the courts. The Col Henry Shouse place sold Monday to Reuben Barrow for 2725 dollars. Editor Henry A London Jr of the Chatham Record called in.
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Maj. Yates
Danville
Statesville
Winston
United States
North Carolina
Dan
Yadkin
Bird
Sum Keehn
R. M. Crist
J. WF. Hu
Charley
Henry A. Keehn
U.S Hauser
Superior Court
Forsyth County
Superior Consk
Mast
Bksacs
F. EB. Keskin
JM. Grint
J W Hanter
BR. P
Moravian Church
Tenut George
May
Bery
Faine
M.a
F. EK. Jr
M.E
RL. T. F
O. A. Keelin
Wineros Sentinel
Winston N
N. C
Detseh
Hauser
Ele
Giaz
Plainig
Joseph Reynard
Serviers
Jem
Main Street
Salem N.A
Franklin Township
Rowan Cononty
Tully
Buxton
Row— An
Winston & Mooresville
Tobacco Crop Report of October 1, 1879 Highlights State Gains and Frost Effects
The October 1 1879 tobacco condition shows nine of the large producing states improving since September 1, with two declining and one unchanged. State averages include Massachusetts 103, Connecticut 110, Pennsylvania 211, Maryland 98, Virginia 87, North Carolina 90, Kentucky 95, Indiana 99, Ohio 70, Missouri 78, Illinois 100. Early planted tobacco harvested well. frost damaged crops in Ohio and minor damage in Virginia and Tennessee. Missouri decline attributed to drought. Esk Psere Corputent.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
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Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
Tennessee
Be Witl Sen What Hop Bitters Arrives at Smiva s Drug Store
Be Witl Sen announces arrival of Hop Bitters at Smiva s Drug Store in a brief notice highlighting a new stock drop. The terse line notes another lot to attract local shoppers and suggests availability for general purchase.
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York— Town
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Orig
Oak Grove
Mississippi
Trousseau
Miss A Manning
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Washington Dispatch
Louisiana
Attreme
CUE Pobalcoc Outlook
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Allen’s Corner
E. M. Stein & Sons
5. E. Allen
W. P. Bextox
Smith's
Drax
Gilmer
Clothing House
Court-House Square
Winston, N. C
Korr
Central Hotel
Tyaston, N
John W. Millier
Raymond Gibson
Forsyth Co
Gibson
Jesom
Forsyth
U.S. Hauser
U.5
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George HL. Rucker
Tise's
Winston N.C
Rearby Wage Clothire
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Gho.i. Rucker
Rowan
Henry Shouse
Reuben Barrow
Henry A. London, Jr
Chatham Record
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Washington Street
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Botanic Medicine Co
Draug
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Norwood
Court House
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H. Nelson
Tly
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New Bargain Store
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Fier
Pfohl & Stockton
M. Bohannon
Davie
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Messrs
Pfohl
HEGE
Salem, N. C
Peoml & *Tock
EB. C. Clinard
S. G
Stockton
J. M. Egran
Ewes
W. Foltz
Davidson County
Wrostox
Wlc. Blown
Ffohl & Stockton
J. B. Stockton
Winston, N.C
Walton Ster
Kernersville, N. G