03 Nov 1878
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Newspaper
Wilmington Post
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1878
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription pricing and deadlines for the Wilmington Post with special rates for longer terms. It mentions a subscription price of $10 for six months and 75 cents for shorter terms. A reference to a church event and local officials appears embedded.
A June 1867 Wilmington Journal report details Cal. Waddell's return speech to the colored community at Athent Baptist Church in Wilmington. He urged registration and voting, defended rights of Black citizens, criticized confiscation, and affirmed Republican alignment though not seeking office. The piece notes public reaction, prior addresses, and a counterpoint from Judge Russell. It also records obituary notes for Waddell's father and discusses local political factions around Greenback and Republican tensions.
Notices urge voters to register or vote on November 5 while detailing candidates Daniel L. Russell for Congress and local figures. Reports mention James Heaton’s jail escape, King’s return from Europe, and a Raleigh Masons meeting. The Purcell House hotel in Wilmington advertises extensive renovations and capacity for 250 guests with improved facilities.
Report describes a failed advertised procession as a small crowd gathered near the Porcell Mouse with two open carriages and a band delivering performances. Local residents, including a few men and boys, attended the event amid confusion and unusual, garbled remarks from onlookers.
Public notice restricts cattle ox and cow movement within city limits from November to May. Chief of Police Bock enforces the order. Court documents appear from the United States District Court for the Cape Fear District in the Eastern North Carolina.
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