Name Origins of Carolina and Political Satire in a 1585 Paper
The article discusses whether Carolina derives its name from Charles I of England or Charles IX of France, noting Charles I as primary due to a 1630 grant calling the country Carolina. It cites earlier French claims and suggests the name was fixed by Charles I’s charter, with Charleston named for Charles II. Additional items critique Ohio Democratic platform and recount a Michigan tale of price gouging and a mothers advice notice.
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South Carolina
Carolina
Rivers
Charles IX
France
Charles I
England
Robert Heath
Melligan
Hewitt
Chales IX
Ribault and Landonniere
Charles Fort
Arx
Caralina
Coligni
Charleston
Charles II
Ohio
Samuel J. Tilden
Bayard
McDonald
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Republican Party
United States
Bic
John Sherman
Amens City Journal
Winslow
Wanted Pine Land in One Open Body 5000 Acres
WANTED five thousand acres of pine land all in one open body. Those who possess such land should communicate at once with full description to W P Caxapay.
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W. P. Caxapay
Turpentine and cotton market updates from July 2 records
Market reports show firm cotton futures with framiling prices and receipts across multiple products. Officials quote ordinary to good middling grades, rosin and tar steady, with sales of spirits turpentine at 34 cents per gallon and crudes around 12 to 13 dollars per barrel equivalents.
Market Quotations Reported For Turpentine and Rosin Prices
The official quotes show firm market levels for various naval stores. Prices include Good Ordinary and Good Middling spirits at set cents per gallon, with turpentine bids at 56 cents and 120 dollars for Strained rosin, and 125 dollars for Hard and 200 dollars for Virgin shipments. Receipts and sales figures accompany these readings.
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Crupe Turentixe
Mardana
Virgin
Corros
Ceupe Tuurrentine
Sott
CoTrrox
Srinits
Crone Turnerstse
Ser
CoTroxs
Sofi
Srmits
Bott
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the Wilmington Post
Wilmington, &. C
Faipay Moagsine
Michigan
Tennessee
St. John’s River
Fla
Hesse
Tar
Savur
BILM
Leon
Kelleipie
Bbis
Srinus Torrestiss
Aooister
Kosta
Crepes Toarestins
Corres
Midaling, Sond and
Matdhine
Ant
Eales
Revelp YS
Jetton Spirits
Pater
Bly
Gwen Bain
Thos. E. Gilman
LAW
Jackson Ville
Prourplatentian Sven
Thomas H Giems Hj
Persu
Tyrmerille, NC
Adu
Hotel Brunswick
Smithville, N
Seaside Hotel
Whrightsvalle, N.C
L. Perry
Brunswick
Smithville
Wilmington
D. A. Smith
Ww.a.s
Wolfe
North Front Street
Wrightville Sound
Geo. N. Lamphere
Tenyin Alley
Billards and Bar
Termenentersies Bay
Willington
Seoul
Marlo
Aus
Ali Ville
Genprat Pam Ngee
Walminguen
Nal Tate Ith
Bas
Westriin
Sheville
Ncers
Soreon
Mare
Asheville
Mal Wet
Clark
Schnapps
Kiven
Werd
Amstalns
Bosin
Varric
Morehead, Minn
Fargo
Red River Valley
George N. Lamphere
seLdly
W. Oden, JR
Brunswick and
Bladen Streets
Tring Dene
Isfaction Guarantes
Sam'l W. Holden
Samuel W. Holden
Ard Hua
Eis
Wimingtos
S. A Nemee
O.m.ferry & CO. Ortecer Oom
S. J. Avant
Ite
Aprian & Vollers
Whelemie Agvet
Wilmingtes
Fale
Camapay
Vertig
GorLunpb
Agencocy
Fayetteville, N.C
North
Careling
Brk. Taylor
Eeq
Post Ofice
Co. H. Blocker
Teville Osserver
Fhureday
Iss
Fayetteville
Areawna
Mate Am
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Fela
Gb van Een
Witmingses
St Ti
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