Local notices and political letters from Wilmington 1852
A wind swept Friday with four alarms, town records show. Includes births marriages licenses and prison sentences, library society plans, property deeds and mortgages, and a Pender County colored convention urging equal rights and political reforms.
State Items From North Carolina News Summary
Durham manufacturers paid taxes of $20 000 last year. The Asheville Citizen is now printed weekly and semi weekly. Judge Gilmer ruled the railroad tax cases for the state. Judge Bennett to preside at the Roanoke River term. Rail shipments of gun via this route continue with little abatement. A Republican paper is to start at Wilson with a colored editor. State Life Insurance will wind up affairs in solvency. County vote on stock law: 659 for, 883 against. majority against 229. Seaboard and Rail Railroad pledged with a million and a half capital. Iron bought to complete Chester and Lenoir railroad to Newton. Wake Forest College June commencement sermon by Rev. J. G. Graves. Five negroes arrested in Little’s Mills for Dowd’s fire. Mouse killed by music case in Greensboro. Prof. Fearns to move school to this place from Longwood Academy. Guilford Shoe Factory moves to High Point. Tobacco interest declining here with potential new factories. County case against Raleigh and Gaston Railroad discussed. Judge Bennett reserving decision. J. H. Thompson named postmaster at Mt. Mourne. Mrs Doggett dies in Richmond. Laurel Springs murder confession declined. Laurel Springs wife innocent. W. F. Loftin dies. Rev. William Snipes dies. W. H. Snow builds new factory. Davis killed near Tarleton by freight train. Winston and Fayetteville railroad touted by The Pioneer. Enterprise Manufacturing Company rebuilds. ready for roof next week. Fayetteville to have a furniture store. James Blackburn arrested for murder in Sampson County. Allen Merrick charged with murder in Fayetteville. violent crime details. Fire destroys stables and property near Fayetteville with $700 loss, no insurance. All subscribers to the Sun report time.
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Durham
Asheville
Gilmer
BR. T. Bennett
Superior Court
Roanoke River
Roanoke Mus
Wilson
North Carolina State Life Insurance Company
Catawba County
Seaboard and Rail
Chester and Lenoir Narrows v Guage
Newton
Wake Forest College
J. G. Graves
D. D
Memphis
South
Tobaccs
Iscreare
Glencer
Raleigh and Gaston Railroad
Raleigh and Augusta Air Line
Bennett
Statesville Ferican
J. H. Thompson
Mt. Mouroe
L. Sherrill
Doggett
Bishop Doggett
Richmond
Laurel Springs
Ashe County
Doc
Woody
Asheloro
W. F. Loftin
Lenoir County
William Snipes
Chatham County
W. H. Snow
Davis
Nearington
Winston and Fayetteville
Enterprise Manufacturing Company
Fayetteville
James A. Blackburn
Sampson’ County
Lamb
Allen Merrick
Tiss
Allen Davia
O. Hi
Blocker
Deri Washington Letter to North Carolina Editors
A Virginia resident in Washington writes to W P Canaday urging North Carolina Republicans to unite against the Bourbons. He recalls battles over disenfranchisement and school funds, calls for a new free ballot and fair count, and offers wartime support while appealing for a united fight and vengeance against Democrats. He names James H Harris and James O’Hara as Virginia figures and invites juror rights comparisons at a convention.
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Washington
Rtm&nt
Litertol
Washinaton
D. C
W. P.canaday
Sim
Old North
Virginia
North Carolina
Post
James H. Harris
James O'Hara
Remedies of Prof Moore Court and Community Certificates
A fragmented 19th century notice touts Dr William H Moore's Tree of Life Liniment Indian Powders and Liver Pills for catarrh fever and digestive ailments. Testimonials from patients in towns like Golpstone Tarnoro Dawson Laxprne and New Fours praise relief and urge others to use the remedies, with dates and witnesses cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarnoro
N.C
W. H
Golpstone
N. C
Mary
Wm. H. Moore
Tonry Ivan
Miss Sophia Watson
Mariella
Wm. J. Moore
Heavy Conner
Harriet Bryant
Wsar Conner
Janes G Lrysot
Jacob Johnson
Dock Street
Winmington
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the Wilmington Post
Wilmington, & Cs
Herring
Deatus Dugixe
Oakdale
Dove
Bellevue
Vine Forest
Buza Lewis
Lizzie Maddox
Henry Robinson
Fuvira
Crimexal Court
Penitentiary Corps
Criminal Court
Dick Boston
Nathan Hill
Alice Fairfield
Charlotte Green
William Lloyd
Wiliam McNeill
Abram Beatty
Home of Correction
Castle Lawrence
Thomas Meulsby
J. M. Loftin
Lirany Association
Wilmington Library Association
Alex. Spaunt
C. J. Robinson
Library Association
C. H. Robinson
Herbert Smith
J. Meares
Walter Rutsland
Degas
John T Flowers
W B McKay
Sii Manning
John Kent Brown
Mery A Batson
Josiah Comber
J H Chadbourn
Mary Huastier
Rosella Cober
H Brundbild & Bron
Henrietta Blumenthal
Lucy E White
David Wick
New York
G. Barker
H A Kure
Walter A Wilson
E Wilson
Wilkins
WA French
R E Calder
John J Evans
Bladen County
W Fateh
Grady
Wright
JH Chadbourn
Mary A Bell
James A Walker
Samuel Blumenthal
H Fruehild & Bro
J H Lamb
R © Taylor
J Speeden
L Vollers
Bigene
Charlotte Mamilton
Emma McMillan
Josephine McKay
Maggie McMillan
Joepnine McKay
Helix
H D Sampson
Pender Convention
Pender
Goldsboro
William McIntire
Alfred Lloyd
James H. Armstrong
Shergian Hodges
William Mc~ Tutire
George W. Carr
James C. Garrison
H. C. Lewis
A. Lloyd
A. C. Taylor
Hoo
W. P. Canaday
A.B. Taylor
A. V. Horrell
W. P. Cangdly
United States
Janis Arisbowe
Turse
Joax H. Warremas
Burgaw
Tuat Wierras
Wueceas
Pender County
Wilmington Post
A. E. Taylor
Mcixrine
Geo. W. Carer
Gurensworo
Borror
U.S
Republican Party
Democrat Party
Gorehead
Democratic Party
Shore
Moornis
Teon
H. H. Warsag & Co
Gane
Pusr Saaavnd
Potomac
Orerce
Petersburg Railroad
Comr
Peters
NEW York Express
Petersburg
Wash'n St
Weldon
Boston
Savannah
Petersburg St
Lior
Weldes
Petersberg St
Packer
Wilmington
Edd
Ane Southern Pelnw
Checkew Neters
di P
ENTS
Prof. Moores
Raven Co
W Fe H. Moore
Saraw A. Jones
C. W. Jones
Harper's Bazar
Europe
America
Sodia
Harper's
Harper’s
Sarper
Pracklco Square
Hasret
Wolfe
Republican Paper
Box of All Men
Gardless
Market Reports
Tre Weegtor Pet
Samb
Mr. Ferry &Co., Silbleow
Oltre Storg and
Guetatt
Ford Pegene
Ermal Lown
Lowell
Shwe
U Ay
Wits
Prospi