Advertising Rates and Telegraphic News Notes
Advertising rates set at fifty cents per line for the first insertion and five cents for each additional line. Subscription to Wilmington Post remains one dollar per year, six months seventy five cents. Gen Porter’s court martial conduct debated after Ball Run battle. Ocean commentary likens Porter to Arnold. Bureau of Statistics reports U S live animal export value rising from 5,844,653 in 1878 to 11,487,754 in 1879. Cattle exports climb from 5,500,818 in 1878 to 8,379,200 in 1879.
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Fitz John Porter
Pope
Porter
United States
Arnold
Bureau of Statistics
Great Britain
Two Dem political maneuvers and the resumption debate
Washington letter notes two trends in Democratic rhetoric: courting Grant and defending prosperity as proof of the war's settled outcome. It credits Secretary Sherman and the resumption act for restoring confidence, currency stability, and broad-based credit, while criticizing Greenback inflation and Democratic interferences in finances.
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Wasnixcros
D. C
Maine
California
Iowa
Ohio
Grant
Democratic Party
Tildenites
Kellyites
Democratic Congress
Congress
Ublic
John Sherman
Dell
Jona Sherman
Local notices and community updates from Ashville and Brunswick
In Asheville and Brunswick County reports, voters discuss Republican candidates led by Sherman and Buxton, court terms are noted with an orderly Brunswick Superior Court session, civic groups raise funds, a murder inquiry prompts sheriff questions, and local incidents include frosts, thefts, drownings, and telephones awaiting installation.
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Smehyills
N.C
Superior Court
Brunswick County
Smithville
Board of County Commissioners
M. E. Wea Ee
Amir
Mr John E Owens Delays Australia Visit in San Francisco
The article notes that Mr John E Owens is not hurrying to Australia, stopping in San Francisco to act in "Everybody’s Friend" and "Solon Shingles." It describes his current activities and travel pause amid lighter anecdotal remarks.
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Now American Review
Julia Ward Slowe
Elizabeth Cauy Stanton
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Lucy Stone
Wendell Phillips
Mr. Parkman
Francia Bowen
Harvard College
Stanton
Buchanas
Lincoln
Seward
Epee
Bia
Edward Eggietos
John E. Owens
Australia
San Francisco
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Chicago
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Canaway
Entrox Post
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Ralph DP. Buxton
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J. L. Henry
July Sherman
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
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Swithville
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Southern Musical Journal
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