Disputed Mississippi Politics Stir in South
A Mississippi political column from Natchez and New Orleans editors discusses Fusion debates between Democrats and Republicans, denounces violent tactics, and criticizes Governor Holden's public letters. It argues the better element seeks a peaceful, fair ballot and condemns coercion while contrasting Democratic and Republican positions.
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Wilmington city items show varied events and incidents
Rev Haywood Miller pres county jail on Sunday. J A Springer sent the first postal note from Wilmington post office. Southern Telegraph to finish lines to Wilmington soon. Foreign exports from port in August valued at 110334 dollars. Grape hulls on sidewalks draw concern. 29 vessels arrived in August. 23 American. T Page Ricaud lectured on temperance at Fifth Street Methodist. H E Scout departed for Dakota, plans December return. Lucinda Jones house fire. child perished. furniture burned. June Goodman recaptured and jailed. Pearson & Brown renew lease. store upgrades. Baltimore Wilmington steamship line begins. Raleigh sails first trip. Robbery attempt on J A Swinson near Swinson's Cut. theft of buttons and coin. Minnehaha repaired. Radcliffe praised. Pigeon nuisance at City Hall porch noted. Auctioneers Granty & Morris relocate. Protracted meeting adds fifty. Rail cargo for Y Railroad arrived. Local concerts and entertainments planned. Base of commerce expansions noted. broad street improvements. Skylick No 2 formed. members listed. A beggar couple expelled from city. Fire engine repairs and new plaque naming planned. Various shipping, rail, and harbor updates amid ongoing city life.
Local Locomotive in Laurinburg and Postal Note Reform
A heavy new locomotive from the Carolina Central Railroad was tested in Laurinburg. The three cent postal note system began last Monday, allowing under five dollar transfers without money orders.
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