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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-03

KENTUCKY ELEcrIox.-Thc Kentucky election
takes place in about two weeks, viz: on the frs,
Monday in August Promincn: leaders Of the op-
position in that State conccdc, we understand the
election Of Mr. Masoffin for governor as well as the
whole democratic State ticket They claim. how
evor, that they will carry the Legislature. and re.
elect Nr. Crttendcn to the United States Senate
In the last Legislature the Democrats had MAORI.
ty Of TWENTY-FIVE on joint ballot The intention Of
the opposition is to swap votes in several Of the
Congressional districts where they have no hopes
Of electng their Congressman for members Of the
Legislature. Let the Democrats Of Kentucky look
sharply to the Legislative canvass for it is very inn.
portant on account of the United States Senator
Now that they are forewarncd Of the enc,nys in.
tentions, let them be forcarmcd
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New Banking HOnSe.

We understand that Committee of the Directors
Of the Bank Of North Carolina have barganed with
Mr.. John Hutchns, Agent for the lot the property
Of Mr.. Love- known as the Comans lot, on Fayette-
vile St., for site FOR the new Bank building.
This is, perhaps, the best location for the new
Banking house that could have been chosen. The
price agreed upon is s., geo.
presume the Directors will procure the best
plans from competent Architect, and will proceed
to erect the building early in the ensuing spring.
We think the Directors have shown good judy
ment both in the determination to erect new build.
ing and in selecting the site for it The business Of
the new Bank will be much larger than that of the
old one, and will therefore, require more ROOM
The location Of the new institution is also more con-
7enlent to business men than the old Bank
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FOR CONGRESS:
L. OBJ. B r A n CHI.
OF WAKE.

The ELECTION To-MoRRow-An election will be
held in this State tomorrow 70: eight Representa-
tives in Congress In the last Congress the delcsa-
ticn from this State stood six Democrats to two o.
positionists What will be the result of the voting
tomorrow it is impossible to foretell. We think,
however, that the Democrats will certainly carry the
First, Second, Third, Fourth, Sixth and Seventh
Districts; and that their chances for the Fifth and
Eighth are excellent
Our friends in the various Counties will confer
ticabe moment.
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While we have no disposition to interfere
IN the misunderstanding between Judge Saunders
and Maj. Gwynn, we must be allowed to say, in re-
pl! to the alusion of the latter to Maj Rand that
no man in this community possesses higher char
acter for truth and integrity than Maj Rand. No
mans statements are more implicitly relied on than
his, where he is known. We have no idea that
MAJ Gwynn intended even to the slightest extent
TO question his veracity; yet we consider it but
just that the public at distance should know the
estimation in which Maj. Rand is held where he is
best known.
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MR.. BUCHANAN WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE FOR
hE,kLEc71oS:-The Washington Constitution of
friday announces in the most positive terms that
Mr. Buchanan will not be candidate for reelection.
during the Presidents recent visit to North Carolina
ne awaited himself of the opportunity to repeat in
Inc most emphatic terms, that his public life would
terminate with his present term. He made the
same announcement in his letter of acceptance and
IN his inaugural address, We have taken it for
granted that the President was in earnest in his
oseaFas'ons on the subject, and We have therefore
a''ehed no importance to the rumors that his name
"oud be submitted to the Charleston Convention.
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+. Il. BaiDev. Esn.


We copy the following complimentary articles
fro'1 the Columbus CIiss.) Democrat Mr.. Bailey
is native Of this State, and formerly resided at
Hillsborough. We have no doubt from our knowl.
edge Of his many excellent qualities, that he richly
deserves all that is here said Of him:
PROF. 7. B. BAILEY.
1t affords infinite pleasure TO some minds to pcn
the exploits Of the brave. and with poetic beauty.
portray their virtues; yet how few alas! arr won,
to weld their pen in commentator OF those modest
virtues that adorn the private character of some no.
h!e specimens Of our race In paying tribute to
them to be too pointed might. TO tue vulgar mind.
appear i'atcry yet they paid oitti,nrs To real
merit, notwithstanding the community loscs sigh,
OF their many commcndabc traits in many instances
owing to their entire devotion to self interest and
not unfrequent!y to misanthropy
Prot Bailey has, for number Of years hccn an
indefatigabc laborcr for the promotion Of education,
lie Is gentleman Of fine mnd classic requirements
noble heart. and possesses an integrity which Will
win for him pleasing and an enviablc position
where'er nc goes. We, for one cannot uart with
nm, merely wishing him SUCCESS but VIC bcspcsk
Tor HIM proud position, for his intelligence int,v.
rty and true Christian character will insure IT, Il
causes one sad reflection when he secs star in his
own literary galaxy, either fall or drawn by cxtcr.
nal attraction into another system. Nor can We be
the only one who regrets the determination of Prof
Baily, for we imagine tie Columbus Female Ipsti.
tute has, in him, lost her brightest greatest level
MIR. Il. leaves us then with every Recommendation
heart could wish. carrying with him the confidence
oil many. many friends. and their warlncs, wishes
for his success and last but not least the appro,ss
ton Of the good wise and true
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NELSON.

Our correspondent, "Nelson." in commcndin. so
highly Prof Bailey, but uttcrs the sentiment, Of eve
ry person in this community who has made the &C.
4uanance Of that gentleman. Prof Bailey came to
this town some eight or nine years ago. anil has
nearly ever since been engaged here in training the
youthful mind lie has been cm,ncn,ly sus,y.,f;,l
as teacher, and by the amcnity Of his manners has
secured the high regard and esteem Of all who have
had social intercourse with him. lie will leave. VIC
understand, in few days for his newly selected.
home in the mountainous region Of western Virgin
Ia, and ne will carry with him the kin,lc>t rvu,cm.
brance and best wishes for his prosperity and hap
Piness OF host Of warmly attached friends in this
city.
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~ suoihlttcu 10 the Charleston Convention.
HON. JACOB THoNpsoS.-The Washington Con.ti-
1A'"a Oh Friday says: AS nigh: have been ex-
p'eo Some of the more reckless of the advocates of
s'e fe-openns of the slave-trade in the South and
u''''West have begun to assai with bitterness the
'.'n Jacob Thompson on account of his noble and
f"'spoken protest against the renewal of this in
.'l''us Traffic, delivered at Raleigh, N. c. 1t was
~"a'y Characteristic and worthy Of this gentleman
."0se talents and patriotism and administrative
s'"! qualify him for any trust-that he should
ae AhoWn his opinions and his course on a sub
49, ~, "n'ch has already become matter of constant
."' animated discussion in his own State When
o. proper time arrives for Mr.. Thompson to vlndi-
wv Ills position, We are sure he will put his indis-
H., "'o onretecting opponents hors de combat
n.. ".s no" with him not only an Overwhelming
ior'. 's OF the American people, but decided ma
s. inc southern States and of all the people in
eaen southern State"
s,. -. by slip of the pen in our last issue, we
Son.. via. Mr. Sanders was q candidate for the
ba !" Johnston last year. We should have said
,,.. 's candidate for the Commons We knew
h., =. well what place he was candidate for.
ro.. artlce was written rather hurriedly, and we
Senate. ' """oe's FORMER service IN tne
oil 80 kEslDENT.-President Buchanan was EXPECT,
w,ss: .ease Bedford Springs on Monday and reach
le,n a III on Tuesday last We are gratified to
n,a. 'a' ne feels the benefit of his visit to that
activity 'ee'o'' III leoe"eo ''eor ana
h,s .a. e1A1E FArR-Col. David Outlaw, of BERTHE,
n,, 'en'ed to deliver the address ut the next an
n ee'ns, in October next Of the State Aericul
y. ~ fayetteville 06serrer, speaking of the vine
man, ton "essrs' Hame, stcadman, Myrover & Stead
"Th n'' =: plles north of that place, says:
and vineyard embraces thirty acres all cleared
from boso ,ence and nearly all planted with vines
Year old vn set out the past Spring to two and three
ready p,o vines There are four thousand vines Al.
and ism Usns' most of them supported by stakes
ant appesssI ana presenting beautiful and luxuri.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17


Il. II. CITIZENS.
TT As just received large and complete %
- Groceries from the Eastern Cities
with his former his the
plete Eastern all his 4ad
would be PI-asel to haze many Customers, call
examine his stock lie sill an
to dea with him. TAe public invited call
his goods and prices
Oct ID, ISIS e4t-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

ErThe Lafaye Courier reports singu-
lar case of somnambulism which occurred in
that city on Wednesday night last, the sub
ject being respectable married lady. She
was observed by countryman on his way TO
market. between twelve and one O'Clock in
the morning. pacing TO and fro before Lahr's
Hotel, and from her singular attire and
strange movements, he came to the conclu-
sion that she was walking in her sleep The
countryman. with view Of protecting her
from harm. followed her to her home. She
entered by the front door of her residence,
and was heard carefully to lock the door
The name OF the lady, for obvious reasons,
is withheld.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

EyThe New Albany Ledger given an
amusing account Of the way some over
sharp Owen county lawyer undertook to
catch pickpockets during the State Fair. lie
bid his pocket book with his own good mon.
ey in it, and flask of whiskey, in an inside
pocket, and displayed ostentatiously hanging
half out of his vest pocket, roll OF counterfeit
and broken bills. hoping that the thieves
would snap at the bait, and he would snap
them. He paraded in this way good part
of the day. but mary pickpockct bit at
his hook. At last needing his good money.
he put his hand in after it. and iourd it and
his liquor gone. He quit operating vol
unteer policeman after that.