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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

Th"t 20" en-" self them Bns guim-;
4 AN AGENT fi)is tho { how u " nh line rni
q roa'i iioin l.yhrhburg Cha all oi them
having large "ircalstn among the people Of
".rsnia anl last Teln
NEW ERA Floyd Canrt House. Va
Ni"'ilNiA AADTthSE SEE NEWS, Bristol
NlNDlCArOE, Jonese. rough Tenn.
iNION
DEMOCRAT. (recneyille. Trunessec.
STATE SEN flNEl., Koyes .i.,, Tenn
ADFt"flSEV. Chattanooga.
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POST, Athens. Tenn, ssre,
GALrErf STAR ,exinston.ya
VI ,.tSsaN. Ahnsaon,n
nrMnGMAr Lnesy V.
eAEM REGISTER, Salem, W..
STAR AND HERr LID. Christians urg, Va.
HE VISITOR, Marion, Sny ia. e.. Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT. tad-prn lctve tray sob so Va
v VAhia.SH Vino rmeaste,y.
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REPUBLICAN, winchester Va
SENTINEL, Ale andria. Va
Persons wishing TO advertise II thu above papers will
tbd 10 THEM IvTEHEsr call The office of The
Lynrhurs virgnian, where contracts will be
made, aud advertisements roEw WITHOUT DELAY
El Will Also receive and spy rsp,t
IN the United Stafea A. WADDIfI.
sepsish Foreman Tirgipian Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

MARYLAND SHAREHOLDERS CONVENTION -Balti-
more, May S.--Thc convention of Maryland slave
holders met this morning ut Rechabte Hall, cor
ner OF Fayette and Frederick streets, embracing
delegates from every section of the State except
Allegheny county and tho city Of Baltimore
The body was highly respectable one Including
many OF the most wealthy and influential citizens
OF the State. Judge +. +. Chambers was chosen
president, and Col. Hughes secretary.
The President made an appropriate address in
which he strongly counsellrd prudence and mode
ration in the discussion of the delicate questions
involved and expressed the hope that wisdom and
harmony would prevail.
committee on es'ntions was appointed and,
on motion Of Senator Pcsrpe, it was determined
that no resolution should be entertained y the
convention unless submitted n the said committee
and by them reported for consideration.
A recess was taken till p. M. when tue CON
vent'on will meet at temperance Temple, the hall
In which the Organization took place being too
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
Democratic Policy.


Democratic paper says: Whatever may
have been the differences among Democrats.
they will all be buried in q common grave
at Charleston. That 10 the Democratic prac-
tice. All prior differences were buried at Gin
asinnati IN 1856. and 1t Baltimore in 1852, and
ls4S and 1874. 1t is one of the grand purposes
~ Democratic national conventions to revise and
declare the creed Of the party, and when declared
1t u the rule. the test Of Democracy. 1t is in this
si1pis and sensible way that Democratic Difficult
- are haxmanised."
: Inst il nj true. II illustrates Democratic mol
10y with great fidelity. 1t will be observed that
this Democratic paper comes out and makes con-
fsasion openly. pfwhass great many other Demo-
sssasts ore asllssd 70 acknowledge As the truth.
= Al diaerenees qnoth this writer, are TO be bu.
risd. iInoeAsr wcrds. no matter how much the
diasrsst wings If tho party may disagree upon
Questions 4 public policy, they are to surrende.
their hcnsatcepvietion for the purpose of party
y &hs writer Gala this - simple and sensible
NAA" ard % itis barring the slight impediment
- anosnss y fraud upon the pnblic. The
nennasatis parry sitAsr has. or hes not, q set of
10Nln. Axed. nd wsil-dslnsd prineiple.. If
s4p0 1gieeipIss are NOS common TO them all. then
1sssnsdy psoPossdi e to sink ell diitsrences. and
1lAsA1ss oonliti0a Il ssnbsru, sithout r.~.,a
6Aevs sep14id9atiea q. seasiaiAney, for IL. pur-
lelRSeNrryipg the sIection. q. ~ :.
~ ~ - n r xhen he aDspo.c:s.sv
r G. alltAs dissssas slsns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

EfNCHhUNa VA Juno Tth 80
~ 10 the 18th inst by the Committee Streets CIR the MI
s,nry and Earth Work J, e Street. st to 4
Anew and also the Grading aud Paving Street fn,
l'h - sh AIsy u ssekesrs Lumber I.a.e ms
can be seen n my ONCE, on and afer tho 18th ms.
$3.50 S0HN'OYI Err,
Jun" 2 III Juno Chairman Il Com iitce on. a ccts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

Grover 4 Hsuker's celebrated Fan lew ny
Machines 495 Brealway Now York and al Bain.r-
baltimore. "A NEW STYLE--pRiCE e50.-HEMMEtS Is
EXTRA-Ths machine scws from spools,
from the store. r-lurne rcwndng Of thterd II t.s
FL L. 1ahers and Stitches In a surror ,il 90.
an by Its own OPERATION with The han,Ln,,
do, AS required by other machines VIII better anil
'aIcr SEWN than seamsrrss II she works
hour. Send for \ circular
ma, 3dls. J 4. DAYtS a co. Agents Lynchhnrp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

~ pod, ar there wa taken foni off Il.
avg last, A PAIR OF GOLD SPLCrACl.ES viii Green
laesas handsome ard will be pail thir recovery
Jnhr Iu,its Rep copy j. GARLAND
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

sANFoRDS LIVER lNyIGORAruR
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS,
AEvEk DEBlLlrATEs .
PURIFiES TIE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE nIlpOt,
pUhlflES THE BLOOD.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS
CURES CDSTIYENESS
CtiKES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
CURES DYSPEPSIA
$50 advertMemen' IN another column, may l6i1m
Heitewny's Pi1is md Oinsnseas have bees
oasey couterteited and the
the pubic generally they
war; ii"hway New York aud i.onion" which exists in
every sat OF the book piroc aronnd pot
SOLD hr mnnuassorv No 10 Maiden Lane Nov and
BY oil Drnggais> at Sc. sic aud a per pot.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09
Bank of NOrth.CarOlina.

Bank of Orth.CaT0lina.
At the request of some of our readers we publish
today the charter of this proposed Bank.
We have examined this charter with some care,
and it seems to us to he sufficiently guarded to pro
tect noteholders, while at the same time it is lib
eral in its provisions towards stockholders. 1t
would be impossible to frame charter which would
be satisfactory to every one. If the stock shall be
subscribed, and if any serious defect or inconve-
niece shall be found to exist after the Bank has COM
menced operations, we have no doubt the Legisla-
ture, if properly approached will remedy the defect
or inconvenience. The interests of Education in
hundred thousand dollars, would of themselves Be
a powerful inducement to the Legislature to deal
literally with the Bank.
The capital it will be observed is g. 500 600. OF
this the Literary Board is to take about $500, 000
and the University $a0O, 900. This will leave g..
100000 to be subscribed by individuals
The payments on stock are to be in gold or silver
This, after ALL will involve no loss to the stockhold
ers for the Bank will have the specie to begin with
without the trouble and expense Of procuring it. a.
it would have to do, on bills Of specie-paying Banks
in case they were paid in
1t is also provided that if the Bank shall suspend
"un!css upon the advice Of the Governor and Coun
Gill; given in writing" it shall not only pay twelv,
per centum to note-holdcrs but shall pay to tn
State four per cent upon its circulation. This is
compromise between former restrictions on suspen
sions and an absolute forfeiture of charter; and
have no doubt it will operate satisfactorily to al
concerned
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09

IHE PROPOSED BRANCH BANK At WENfwcn1H.-
we learn that our Reporter was mistaken in his
statement that the amendment to the bill chartering
'ne Bank of North Carolina providing for branch
o. the Bank at Wentworth, was introduced by Mr..
oe'ue This amendment was introduced by Gen.
ol"pson, OF Rockingham, and was adopted, 9 viii
DC seen oy the charter, which We publish today.
Mr. Settle advocated the amendment in . speech
which fact no doubt misled our Reporter. We
make the correction in justice oGen Simpson, who
though but seldom fixing part in the debates, was
nevertheless constantly in his seat giving the strict
est attention to his duties.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09
We Thought So.


The last Greensborough Patriot which seems to
be the big gun Of the opposition to Mr. Fisher,
says, 90. -ss
"For the satisfaction of the Standard, we win
simply state that gentlemen unconnected with Mr..
Worth, and without his knowledge have subscribed
for 900 copies Of the report and soon we
print them, we shall deliver them, and will take
pleasure in filling other orders"
We thought SO. "7Ae party" then has subscib-
ed for one thousand copies Of Mr.. Worths Report
and "Ae party" will pay for them This is the
very answer we desired, and our first article was
written with view to draw it out Go ahead Mr..
Patriot. The people now see the motive by which
you are actuated.
The Wilmington Journal hits the nail on the head
in the following style: T.
ut is evident that the whole thing amounts to IN
attack on Chas F. Fisher; that it springs from and
is engineered by a clique at Greensborough; that it
is pushed forward for political effect and to make
party capital We speak this in view Of the s~issas
dlsplayed and from inspection Of the ear-mazks.
NO one can have watched the course Of things with
out seeing this" ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09

Law ScHool.--We are p,eased to inform he
public that Judge Bigp has opened . Nv school 10
either County or Superior Cert Hcense rs m
necessary for q to say anything In regard to biz
ability Is lawyer, a. he has bse1 too long and nv
orably known. Those wishiue to begin the study
Of the law wpnd Do. well to attend Tie ,Jpdg9s
school, IS We feel confident evesy effort win b mads
by him to thoroughly prepare them. Persons wish
ing to attend can find Recommendations iat Glthsf
hotel or private boarding houses, On reasonable
terms and win also find the society Of the paes -
good = any IN tAs Sata-R ;llismssss lwsssy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09


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vh;lst n. a;d 10. I'm i,.s;c. m ~ oooo.;siso
The annual ;o,ree. Of ~ e.neoses a IT, eovesp.
ment NV o.: q the uDduai growth q shs pscss-
sary expenses Of shs eeyssnmsst. Il was uvs hat
the territory renainsd j6snsiml Win What & ~
TIN Win h e1c1ue3oo az IT, (ssSuSss purrAsesL
but thae W. 10 criterion by which 10 dssssulas
wbeth~ ~ territory cost Lea than es,ussty C>ls.
Sosuja IA teen admitted into he rnioa, snd shs
sxpsnpn Or nail ts,nspoesus;oo % The Pacific
Amounted 70 two milioos Of do,lar IN expense that
was not incurred then. Ksnsas and Nebraska I'D
since been Organized by CoouesS s3dine cpas;dss.
able expense 70 The government There ksd besn
no expansion Of Territory, yet Il vas evident that
the sources Of expense had been RSvaily cnlarRsd
by the progress Of the country, de sdmiss;oa a
new States and the orEanisatioa of ncw Tenisas;sa
These important sAcs. ought not to have been with
held, a. the charge ame iron . dsmeerst upos
democrats He bad no doubt tho Eeo,lemsns 70
marks had been founded In desire 70 bssnG shout
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.

The Directors of the Road were in session here
one day last week. present President Wilder, Messrs
Register, Hawkins, Taylor, Crudup, and Mordecai.
We learn the meeting was mainly in relation to the
shop buildings proposed to be erected the old
depot the present buildings being insufficient for
the increasing business of the Road. The main
building is to be Of brick, $50 feet long, Is feet
wde to be situated at the fork of the Road where
the CASTOR turns off towards the Central Road and
to include blacksmith shop, workshop, and ample
space for engines and cars Mr.. T. j. Holt was ap-
pointed Superintendent Of buildings, with salary
Of 81, 900 per annum.
In addition to this improvement we learn that the
President of the Road has given orders for erecting
houses for the negro hands at various points the
Road and for examining all the bridges and repair
ing the same, and that these works are now in pro-
gress. These are necessary works, and will add in
no small degree to the value of the Road
We learn that the business of the Road was never
good as it is at present; and that there will be
no difficulty, after meeting promptly all the expen
dtures referred to above, in making six per cent
for the State and the stockholders. Should the bu
sness of the Road continue to increase it has fol
the last five months, the period is not distant wher
the stock will yield ten per cent per anuum.
We copy from the Weldon correspondence Of thu
Petersburg Press the following well deserved com
pliment to Maj Wilder and Mr.. Dunn:
president Wilder and Superintendent Dunn n
rived here last night on a tour of inspection; tn
fact is, they are always going. They see, and ar
determined to see, everything about the road tina
requires attention, and in my opinion, they are .
studious of the interests conded to their charge
any officers in the State, out of it Maj. Wilde,
who when he was elected, last fall, was compare
lively stranger along the line of the road has, b.
his urbanity and gentlemanly department. and hi
general management of the affairs of the Company
not only become known, but has also won an envi
able popularity, both on and of the road. n
knowledge of Maj Wilder, enables me to say tbs
his popularity, instead Of waning will continue I
increase as he becomes better known" ...
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The STANDARD Is conducted sfrieay
non the CASH system. Au papers discontinued at As
erpraton of the time seheh they hare bee" paid sso
.eri1e,s cu be notified FOUR WEEKS bs their time Is 's
bva CROSS MARX on their papers, and unless The ssberpo"
is rsneued the paper srM be discontinued TAi' r1s'
from hich there ,rU be departure. Wateh for shs es'
marx, and rene,U your subscription"
UseEly Standard g per annum, !" adoanet
Semi Weeky, (ineluding the 7ri Weekly during TIE >t'
81 n.y. a per annuna, in ADVANCE.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office FROM we'll the one to- which
they desire the change to be made.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09

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~ We invite the attention d our readers to The
admirable letter of Presicnt Swain to te Editor of
the Spirit Of tie Ass, copied from ,ha, paper into
the Standard Of to-day.
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Tax LATE DssAsr N me SENATE on PosrtAs
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between Aessrs Brown Douglas Davis Green.
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