Nati na Demerade Ticket for 1867 Election
A fragmentary political ticket lists candidates for President Gen Winfields from Pennsylvania and Vice President Hon William English of Indiana, with Congress candidate R F Armfield of Iredell. It includes a call for trial by jury and natural rights, plus names of electors and district choices, from an order of Gen Hancock, dated November 20 1867 in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ji. English
Indiana
Gin
Hancock
New Orleans
Public Speaking Schedule With Attorney General Visits
Attorney General Kensa will address the public in multiple towns across North Carolina counties including Mt. Vernon Rowan State Iredell Davie Yadkin Surry Stokes Rockingham and Wentworth on September dates. Officials Armfield and Seales will attend locations that do not conflict with prior appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensa
Mt. Vernon
Rowan County
Statesville
Iredell County
Mocksville
Davie County
Yadkinville
Yadkin County
Elkin
Surry County
Dobeon
Surry
Dalton
Stokes County
Danbury
Madison
Rockingham
Wentworth
Hocking
FE. Armfield
A.M. Seales
County
Maine Election Show Fusion Victory in Governor Race
The Maine contest produced a Fusion led win for governor with Plaisted likely ahead by about 1,000 votes and other offices also leaning Fusion. Congress results point to Fusion wins in most districts, while fires in Baltimore and Canada threaten property and life. Gen J M Leach active in Eastern Cranties. Chapel Hill reports 100 students, expected to rise to over 200 this term.
Fall Publishing Push and Wartime Gossip in the South
The article chronicles political rumors and criminal cases across the South and Northeast. It notes Jefferson Davis's postwar manuscript plans, Fowle speeches in October, and a new map by Collier Cobb. It reports Rockingham events, a Danville murder judge, and a Garibaldi era political critique of Garfield, with Ohio election notes and party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malion
Collier Cobb
T State
North Carolina Midland Railroad embraces joined lines in Winston
The directors of the Winston Salem and Mooresville Railway the Winston Dal and Madtron Road Company and the day River and Yadkin Valley Street Company met in Winston to unite under the name North Carolina Midland Railroad. Articles of agreement were adopted and to be submitted to stockholders. The route will run from Rockingham County Virginia Line east of Smith River through Po bsyth Davie and Rowan to Albemarle. Officers include Barbour Morehead and Alspaugh. The first annual meeting will be held in Winston on the first Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston, Salem & Mooresville R. R. Co
Winston Dal & Madtron R. BR. Co
Te Day River
Yadkin Valley St. Co
Winston
Tureday T
Aiticls
Spreereni
Con Lotius
Carloina Mitliad
Cormynebies
Virginia Line
Rockingham County
Smith River
Rockingham
Ston
Polsyth
Madison
Democratic Nominee Columbus Hampton Named in Surry District
A Democratic convention for the 33rd Senatorial District met at Rockford to nominate Columbus Hampton of Surry for the North Carolina Senate. Enthusiasm was high and Hampton was acclaimed as the standard-bearer, with Lampton delivering a strong speech and supporters confident of a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
Yadkin
Rey
Ican
Will
Skinville
Nnlibe
Rockford
Senate
North Carolin Columbus
Hampton
Surry
Lampton
Sacrilege and religious tensions reported in Britain and Utah
Disjointed items describe anti pagan rhetoric in Yokohama, Utah policy remarks by President Murray, and a London sacrilege case involving a poisoned “communion wine.” A British campaign remarks on wartime East battles note Ayoob Khan's escape as cavalry pursue rebels, signaling ongoing imperial conflicts.
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S ‘ PheMlinston
Klathes
Demerade
Gen.winfields
Pennsylvania
Congress
R. F. Armfield
Iredell
James M. Leachson
Fasins
Breuer
Wake
Thomas J
Henry It Bey
Nobhbins
Tyler Bennett
Theo
James M. Gudger
Campaign Sentinel
Ee Mare
Maine
Pasion
L Sm
Plaisted
Daniel FL Davis
Joshua Nye
Baltimore
Canada
Gen
J. M. Leach
Cranties
Chapel Hill
Jefferson Davistory
Charleston
S. C
Juge Fowle
Win. McGarland
Morganton Blonday
Pustott Place
Hancor Tades
Philadel Aline
Republican Party
Ehincock
Observer
Cis
Raleigh
A. Ashe
Chisi—Cit L. L. Polk
Fla Olds
City
Ashe, Gatling & Co
Reidsville
Fowle
Merriand Manson
Thomas Dedarmette
Danville
Court of Appeals
Vir Didarretta
Amus
The
Supreme Court
Sim
Garfield
Schuyler Colfex
Patterson
Dukes Ames
Credit Mobilier
du Golyer
Ohio
North Carolina
R.R
Woink
Eas Ld
Aid
Gev. Hancock
Mason
Dixon
Han— Cock
Garfisid
Yapstavitlz, N. C
Yokohama
Christendom
Ceverner Murray
Utah
Ivereton
Occas
Tree of Liberty
London
R. M. Bidgood
Methodist
Wisston
N.C
J.H Peebica
T. J Brown & Co
First National Bank of Winston
L.giest
AG. Weeblen
EO. Peebles
Drury Feebles
J.C. Buatox
Atvy
JW. Alspaugh
Cashier
Ang. List
Cherry Street Female Academy
Conrae
Primont
Teigher
AB Gorrell
W. J. Brown
WB. Carter
Ir. Winston
Miler Hros
W.H. Miller
Will Pleasy Call
Partie
G. L. Meller
Imye
Mavne
Miller Bros
Sret—claas
Kalsimore
Rome
G. L. Miller
W. TH
Miller
Montague & Gray
Braggists
Winston, C
Sentinel
JOB Office
Winston, N
N. Carolina
Bill Heads
G. M. Mathes
J. O. Stewart
Sentinel Office
Winston, N.C
Mas. Davis
Winston, N. C
Lumberout Associates
Daves
Mm Prine
SPR
Hinshaw
Seiy
Geu
Hasnburg
Counter Shirts & Co
Viex & Suiper
E. Ae
America
Sint WN
Winchester
Salem
Addison
Brand
N. H. Medeakis
Forsyth
Y Thos
H.pegram, Jr
J. W. Martin
Davie
W. H. Bynum
Stokes
F. Wall
Tiwshaw
Sarven Patent
Brown, Rocers & Coo
Perry & CO
M. A. Curtis
RiIn
Winston, N C
Merchant's Sloter
Aps Cob Laren
University OF North Carolina
Addrven Bon
P. Battle
L. L
J. Mls Wogers
Shreveport
Maj
TJ Brown
W. B. Carton
Med. Vangie
Jthor & Carey
Once Town
Vaughn & CO
Fica Tate
Brown, Rogers & Co
Rogere
Wit
Carterie
J.M Rogers
Theodore Gritty
George Urayer
PIE
Perfor Courtkin County
Claringa Griffith
Dennis
Alexander Carver
Tineph Carver
Oruuh Carver
Isabell Howard
Anna Holt
Emmily Holt
Laura Holt
Stephen Elrod
Elizabeth
Henjamin Elrod
Mary
George Carver
Wrathns
I. N. Vestal
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