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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

IT, It's generally believed that tic reservation
hes served as tt oai.er 'othe ihouFSlon' Oh me "io
C"nanch's, 'ni have oeen wall oil defense lo' We
White se'ucm' MT on the ifoh'e'' |aPt foru' WHO
has had every opportunity as Z" hunger On inc '''n-
uef''o be res'ed IN 'h'se H'''elS' "'SS ''"' 'o'
'hse uat'e'"''on q 'u"'ae' Nus 0',i ''''-
'''S'''y "Pot '"e i,vs'' 70 ''''''' ''''''' Wv
Po'"u"oHV OF N'lo' Ne'@''OiS 10 S"P'' -
iH'.4h a"a'rs' 'ne cAe''c"'"' ms Ov'! ''0"' ~"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

60 We learn l,5r.a gentleman Iist from Beon'
II at n horrible uuldts aud suioijo WAS committed in
BsG county, last Monday, My Esd. Mr. Ashley,
who hal Ia lic' daughter Of urrcll the Land
Pirate. hl.sl :, 5rcther-iG-Hw, Ne, Mccormick, and
wounded another man gbo vas standing rear then
sed aud ended his own life 10y taking strychnine,--
The particulars We do not sufficiently understand to
gire IN this issuc. It was most cold-boIded
murder and the whole affair seems to convey the
i,urcssion lrt the unfortunate author of the deed
was Insane. lie was O native of Kentucky had left
hi. home under unfa,orab'e circumstances, and a
short time wrote an biography, in which hO in,
yoIyeI guo Or tie lest and taost respected citizens
Of BEL county. The w0rk was suppressed after his
le4lh.
Fror the ssue reuleman, We learn that there was
sgrle ozs5ent ct pe',on, in regard to the frontier
5iHcult;as ard after s,rics of uaan.tory war
spce.bss, culy twcnty-seyeh mustered into
service who Serc willing to il conflict With TIE
Cnitea States Troops on the Reservation /; aud they
deslihed pciag unlcss the number of ffty inen vas
raised We have 1t from uudoubted authority, that
The citizens Of AGO, arc dcnounciug hc attack On
he Reserve by Baylors band u insurgents. and are
Indignant at the high handed measures resorted 10 Is
item We ere receiving assurancs on all sides, that
their conduct Is seriously oondsmncd " the moderate
asd law-abiing men Of every county slrr0uniing US
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

hereby certify this to be a true and correct
COPY of the original writ directed to me and now
in my hands, May 18th 1889
JOHN C. WILLIAMS, Sheriff Ellis ca.
BY A. A. FOSTER, Deputy.
NAV 2Gth. 57:4t.-Print fee, $50.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

Tie Dallas Herald says Il has been in;iinaied in
zone Of the eastern papers that Mr. Stout, ct led
Iivsr aho held seat in 5hc Henderson convention,
- or lad been q Know Nothing Inc Herald IN
FORMATION on this saiieet Is jast the reverse, having
Sa- tsat Mr stout Las ever been Democrat above
srss,ieisn CT reproaeh.
Hctier i5qnire Of the 'Sthndsrd,' neghbor. Neg-
ertbelcss II Ignorance is bliss, It's folly 10 lie Nse
-HtszsHgsr
Prom the gn0tesgue soie niiT sith which the idit-
or Of the .sIesssazer enunc - tie melancholy truth
c,u-eycd By the closing pafsgrsph IN the extract
.ere. &c are oonstrzinel to siiTe writes fisgig
= ~ tie satsst, sni i IN tie scssszl : alton q
IL ssls-' he syssks q, ~ ren IS izse.s.s e
~ f.l= r 49, zzs's 81 .rsrs -arly TiSs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-18

CRoNwEIL, NAPOLEON, AND THE WALDENsEs-
The fact is, perhaps, not generally known, that
when, in Oliver Cromwelfs time, the Waldenses, or
Vandois people, were 50 cruelty prosecuted by the
Church Of Rome, he called for collection to relieve
their necessities in all the churches Of the Purtans
and Covenanters in Great Britain. So heartily was
this responded to, that considerable surplus Was
left after wants were met, which remained in the
British treasury, and this fact having at length
been brought to the knowledge Of the Government
it was agreed that the funds being no longer needed
for their original purpose should be set apart for
the support Of the Vandois pastors. Accordingly,
each one of them, sixteen in number, receives an
nually forty pounds from the Bank Of England
The source Of another part Of their support is
singular. When Napoleon conquered Italy, he con-
fscated certain properties belonging to the Church
of Rome and made them over to the Vandois. By
the treaty of Vienna, after Napoleon's overthrow,
this arrangement was permitted to remain undis-
-turbed; and in consequence Of it. each Of the Van
dois people receives twenty pounds sterling year.
Taking into consideration the simplicity Of their
manners and the circumstances of the country, the
sixty pounds or $500, thus provided for them, If.
fords an ample support It IS certainly remark
able fact in history to find Cromwell and Bonaparte
united in producing such result-Bsnnsr Of tic
Cr0sa.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-18
Council Of state.

C000G1U u Stot6s
The Council Of State convened in tho Capitol, In
this City, Saturday last pursuant to notification
by his Excellency Gov. Ellis The following men,
hens were in attendance. to Wit: John A. Avesitt,
Of Duplin; Josiah J. Cranberry. Of Pcrquimans,
John L. Bridgers, Of Edsecomb; William J. Yates;
of Mecklcnburs; Jesse A. Waugh, Of Forsyth;
and p. n. Powell, Of Richmond Absent Dr.. Co
lnmbus Mills, Of Polk.
John A. Averitt ESQ, Of DuP,in, was appointed
President Of the Council and Graham Dawes, Esq.
Secretary.
The following nominations were made By Gov.
Ellis and approved BY the Council:
Board or INTERNAL Ixpnovxxsxrs- Full.
ton, Esq, Of New Hanover, and Nicholas n Long.
ESQ. Of Halifax.
BoARD OF LrrERArrRI-william p. Ward ESQ,
Of Jones. Archibald Henderson. ESQ.,, Of Rowan,
and James B. Gordon, ESQ, Of Wilkes
The Governor is, BY virtue Of his otsce, member
and President Of each Of these Boardk
Governors Aids-with rank Of Colonel:
ESQ, Jas R Love. Jr., Of jackson county.
J. " Jordan, Of Craven
I. II. Holmes Of sampson
E g. Jordan, Of Person
Private Secretary-Graham Dawes Of Craven.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-18
THE TAX ON BANK CAPITAL AND BANK
.-rg. DIVIDENDS

For The Ssapdasd.
THE TAX ON BANK CAPITAL AND BANK
DIVIDENDS
Under the last revenue law banks arc taxed three.
fourths Of one per centum on their capital stock,
which law Is made to apply not only to those banks
in whose charters the Legislature rcserred the right
to increase the tax to that amount more but also
to those whose charters contain such reservation
and which specify that they shall pay tax Of sse-
fourth Of one per centum only. In addition to this
the dividends Of banks taxed pro rata with div.
idends Of other corporations whose capital stocks
by individuals. Thus owners Of bank stocks yield
ing eight per cent divicnslS arc made to pay first
indirectly through the corporation, Is cents the
800 share and then directly 80 cents on the disi.
dend making tax Of one dollar and seven CENTS
while the same amount Of capital invested In manu-.
featuring or rail road or other stocks yielding the
same rate Of profit pays only thirty t~s eesas =
Waving the question a. to the right Of the Legs
aturc to Increase the tax specified in charter wh, re
no such right Is reserved this question may be ar-
ly asked Of Legislators with reasonable expscta-
ton Of gaining their attention. Why should capital
invested in bank be taxed three and eae laird
times AZ much q capital invested in any other
poration or b.sinesss The ready reply 10 this would
doubtless Be, tAntsash slsy "Pseslisr ssd sais:
higher than other corporations This, q b known
Is the general Impression bat have one IN oos thoo-
sand ever taken Tho trouble 10 ascertain whether e
Is correct or Otherwise! Wee L true however. still
this would net b good rsaooa, bsoaasa q banks
have more salsaSls Prisiless md In consequence
make greater profits than Other corpoeotieoA 4
would be SUFFICIENT Or ssssl sssst;ss simply 70 tax
their dividends prs ssts with othsss without taxing
their capitaA1Aus z thsy msas twies he pes0c
they would pay 10 ths Sesss double ths amount q
hx. But 4 = Ne trsa - nay = sssa y any 90
who win compare IL psivilsgs q banln With the.s
of individualA With but oae exceplion, ii which
hsssah1) banhn tass % prjsjleo6 vhieh iadivid.
uals haze nuA cd bit fiv Il W. ~ hsase havs.
vhils thoss m sss % els~ajbsa-hsdgsd IN
hat he only "pssslisriey sheus tAsa, Z, ssevis-
tieH J, /. ). =. ....-ss -.
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= u lssslSn; nstEie1sa h ~ Au66ao b II ~
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god Which hass bsa /. rely ana ts1ly lsdCd
II nsasy Int end ~ tssT Hani
esS1eaesa md ~ pshaie 80 q - Unltsa StaAss
Nd Il thi Stats b . liaitsd aneunt; = rSkidesd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-18
. Gos ths SsssAsra
OsxAloosA, KAxsAs. Dec. %. lssa
Nsssn Holden 4 Hilssa:

Ktsa Holden 4 Hilsss:
GxxnxnsS:-I send you copy Of the .Ksnsas
Weekly Herald" which contains much interesting
and reliable information In regard 10 de Pixies
Peak Gold Mines which ore shout seven hundred
miles from Lsavcnwosth City. Pixies Peak h CT.
tainly reality. The people q this Territory ass
much excited BY the wonderful DISCOVERIES a sicA
deposits Of gold IN our western portion and - sooa
a Spring opens thcsv viii b pss<set ssampe<s 70
.these mines Thousands are slfeody seeking into
the Territory to make thsir pssparstioas 10 start
early IN The Spsine, A party of thirty leh this
town last Gall ioe the mines and The reports received
by them are of the mo~l catering kind Califumia
IN her palmiest dayA viii scarcely equal western
Kansas next Spring; alrssdy thsse b tevn bsilt.
. shall be or fbs this ne~ Il dsrsls sasiy In he
Spring. and 20 viii NY friend Hoa John GIN Sd.
vsy. cur lsts psssaas jud6s md vhs h HE myssaf
native Of The Old North State
Our Tsritosial nevx b u but LITTLE Importance
The severe coassatioas and bitter warfare uhicA
have hssesoeoes dividsd our citsenA and es;sasasd
our virgin sol With he eaEns@sa q .Bassdiag
Kanaaa" sssa nov 10 b sl@ass entirely lbsyusssc.
hey certainly exist ~ lsaew:
Governor NsdaEy, our new GovWpos. arrived ~
week and tsks chasye q our guv0a0eat With
nod pes>aige . Q s1ess.sal aaaaeR. Our Ter
sisosai Lsgislasms sssvssa nsxs xseAy, sed e b
. b hepsa 81 IL nke q ksaosy. sha6 4 ON -
fellow = IL s6eesesps e eaf - enc. vhass 1sn-
TSisv0" =. - = 80
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bwssth Aea - 1e.pss esae p9 1sasA Pso-
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fhsps = .s:s 10y x.:A- c....~ s.:4 "a
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$500. 49, RSna
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-18

From the Norfolk (va.) Day Book.
First Boat Through tie ALbsmnrle aud Chesapeake
Cdnal-7hs Largest Canal Barge in the United
z Stotea
The following letter to gentleman in this city,
informs Of the arrival Of the barge Enterprise at
Plymouth, N. C. -
PLYMOUTH, N. c.. Jan. 10, 1859.
The new iron barge Enterprise" recently built
in Wilmington, Del, and owned by j. H. Anthony,
rived here this morning in tow of the steamer Loper
Captain Phillips, from the mouth Of the Albemarle
and Chesapeake Canal emptying in the North River,
whence she had been lowed by the Calypso"
through the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal
This is the largest barge that ever aoated on the
waters of the noble Roanoke, carrying 100000
bushels of grain and 800 bales Of cotton. She was
visited by many, and mach admired Truly she is
. beauty, and mani6ests what her name indicates.
It is fitting that such vessel should be the first
to pass through the new Canal, which, when COM
pleted Is destined to be the great thoroughfare Of
nearly the entire rich products Of Eastern North
Carolina It is certainly the very beat policy for our
State to give this enterprise ito aid and encourage
meut; the increased rsvenue II would receive BY
reason Of the increased yalue Of property made 20
much mere contiguous to market, would abundant
" remunerate, independsnt Of full dividends which
viii undoubtly be derived ron stock invested
have .recently understood that there were some
few in de Immediate vicinity d this new work, who
ars opposed 10 - being nade moro than 6at} leet
-dssp, In order tat thsy may have The exclusive
privilege Of marketing; such ssa6sA end contracted
serye by III who have DIE pnblic intsess 8 heart
Tie Gansl i no petty, party prejeH but designed
for tie general god Of hrss end i.Asl6ee.k con-
munitY, cns which leeg deep md hiding interest
in Is Success I witt knowine4y WIT fknvs Just
siatsd and esa only odd God speed te work.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-18
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osntsoa the Post Oes sa - veil - ~ 90 - vhisA
thsy desire The change 70 b maAa.
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HEAAlG NURHAL oCnO00,
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CONSrAHlEN.
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