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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30
Very respectfully, yours,
j. II. HAUGHTON.

Peterborough, Nov. 26, 1858.
P. S. l have just learned from authentic source
that vein of coal five feet in thickness has been
discovered at Egyptat distance of $50 feet and that
several other depostes of coal have also been very
recently discovered "by the of the boring APP
paratus'' at other points Deep River. Who will
doubt the importance and value of our great work
J. H. ii.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

Wednesdays Wig INDUCES itself in a hu.
morous article upon the Cabinet which il con-
siders not very permanent in its construction.
1t thinks, however, that the President, whom
1t facetiously styles ''the Brigadier," will ad,
here longest to Mr.. Gushing, whom it consid-
ers most useful from the versatility of his ge-
MUS comparing him to tae Yankee Maid of
all work.
The Wig is down upon the bill arranging
the Congressional Districts, which passed The
House on Tuesday. 1t says "it is as base a
gerrymander as bucolic sagacity and Spartan
honestly combined could devise" II it had
ever had any faith in the Democratic profes
sons of regard for popular rights this bill, pro.
fsssediy TO deprive the Whigs-nearly one
half the State-of single representative il
Congress, would have entirely dissipated it,
1t asserts that not only have the Democrat.
party been maneuvring to accomplish this re
salt, but TO gerrymander individual Demo
Gratis into and out of particular districts.
The, Enquirer has a long and deliberate ar
iicle on the Cabinet, and the important object
il has TO accomplish. II felicitates the part,
and the country upon the fact that the Pres
dent and the entire Cabinet have been selecte
without going into Congress, and that they ar
therefore free from the bases, influences an
proclvities which belong to the Federal Me
ropolis. For these reasons it claims thar
commands the greater confidence OF the nation
The Enquirer apprehends no revival of III
slavery agitation and imagining no in,erns
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On Thursday, the l0tn March, at o'clock A M,
FANNY REAL. daughter OF Lucy and TT.
Ter. aged about years The friends aud acquain-
tsnces of the family are pyited to attend her tune.
raj at the residence OF her father, near the Peni-
tertiary to-day, at IL o'cidcg, without further no.
tice.
On the 10th inst at 3! O'Clock, MARY E, daugh
ter of Charles w and Mary Jane Elmore, aged Oh g
year three months end "a days. The friends and
acquaintance OF the family are requested to attend
between 1ss and ID streets, as 81 o'clock this al.
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DIsMIssED.-James Tlewaller and James Bowers
were brought before the Senior Alderman yesterday,
charged with aiding and abetting John Holloway In
attempt to assault John w. Woody, the eve
nings of Friday and Saturday last. The charge grew
out of the warrant tried on "Wednesday, brought at
the instance of Woody, and by which he himself
bound over. The Alderman, considering that there
were no justiabe grounds for the charge the EVIL
dence proving nothing-disnissed the ,5arrant and
discharged the accused.
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SPEECH AT THE AFRICAN CHURCH MIR. JOHN s!
FLEMING, of Goochland who has been named 4
candidate for member of the Board OF Public Works.
will address the people of Richmond Saturday night
at the African Church. Mr.. Fleming is a very able
man. and familiar with the subject of Internal In
provements, and may expect speech Of great in
tere from him
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hand ne another ]" snd Che persnts wers coassas.
(Lansiter).
there were some very 6ne seminsriss for ths
education Of young ladies b st. Pesersbursh, ons
Of thsm confirming TOO pupils. Thsse young ladies
were the daughters Of MOBILES snd commoners and
merchants, and came from every section Of Russia
The lecturer then proceeded to describe the geo.
graphical character and the customs and PECULIAR.
ties Of the people Of the Scandinavian countries
Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark composed
shese countries. The people of these countries
s1Qke nearly the same language. had the same re-
liqidn and general characteristics. They were all
strict Episcopalians or Protestants. Out of eight
milIionNo of them, there were not 5000 Catholics
The psopYe were very intelligent industrious and
refined. AN knew how to read. They had no re
gulsr school Nsystem, but there was law strictly
enforced, that Npo person should come to comms-
MON unless be read the Scriptures and it was
universal custom togo to the communion, SO much
so that il was considered disgrace, and man was
no, til ought anything on II he had not been to the
communion between ihe\ ages OF IA and 10. Thus
education was made pant CT the religion OF the
people. There was not muah evangelical piety in
this religion, it mostly foTSa-sao tne ministers
particularly were very bigoted.
Mr.. B. proceeded to describe, at Aengtn' many OF
the singular and beautiful social cuetoms OF tne
people of these various countries, and 70 exhibit
their general appearance illustrating his remarks
by diagrams-but want of space forbidA that we
should extend our sketch any further
He will lecture this evening upon Germany anu
Hungary
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For Friday, March II, isnow ready ana ,0i az
efsce. Il contains great variety OF choiee - #
the Presidents Inaugural Address, fan fspo
r. Measher's Lecture upon Gra'tan anu -
Volunteers, and of the speeches al 'ne 'e.e
dinner; sketches ofThsckerays Lectures 49,,
proceedings, foreign and domestic ih'einee =, -, -
news, &c Price Scents per sinse 'op' -
nuru in advance.
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HProfesssr Anae rson -

EgrPrefesssr Ande rson ANY enc wha has
not yet behe.a the woaoers ut this sslModern Ne.
pnislophiles had better hurry as he performs but
Two evenings more. THIS hint viii Pc sufficient
we think, % ensure him crowded ho9,ses, ana his
audiences an abanc anee Of good thsnga 10 The shape
Of amusement, instrucfisns lntessst afd laughter.
They had better 60 early1i they with Aeab. II.
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FISHING TACkLE.-Ja

r3Ege> FISHING TACkLE.-Jasf
received, d tine assortment of Fist.
Ing TacKle. consisting in part of superior English
Plated Silk, Sea Grass and Flax Lines fancy Corks,
all kinds OF Hooks on Silk, Cat; Snsods, Kirby,
Limerick and Virginia HooAs; Whaling Cane Fisn-
ing Rode, DC, DC.
No ll6 Main, 3 doors below Governor street.
NH l-3t THOMAS Il TYRER
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4 oST.-On the Gun, near the Exchange nsieL
IL red Morocco Portmonaie, containing
sundry Checks, Negotiable Notes. ana other papers,
among them are VIM Andersoa's Checks on The
One of $1,000, one of SeSl, one of 5000 and one Of
$500. Any one finding the above, will be suitably
rewarded by leaving ii a, the Exchange Hotel.
mh Il-3tt THOS NJ WILKINSON
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SAND FOR SALE.-Ihe Undersigned would
~ most respectfully inform the citizens of Rich
mond, that he 10 now engaged In getting SAND
from General b. Pey,on's Low Grounds, Wi h are
said to be superior to any brought TO this market,
for brick.layers or plssterers, in fact for anY
purpose that sand is used for He will sell il for
IS cents per cert load his yard is nearly opposite
the Armory, Any person wishing to buy, viii
please give me cali
mhll-st< FLEMING PHILLIPS
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ODD-EELLows' CELEBRATIoS.-Yestf
morning about one hundred members OF inc
different lodges of LOO. F., accompanied by
the Armory Band, took the Fredericksburg
cars and proceeded to Bowling Green, Caro-
line county, to assist in defeating, with apPro-
pirate ceremonies, Ene hall to the purposes
of the order. We understand that the Rich
mond visitors were entertained in the most hos
pitabIe manner and were highly gratifed with
their trip. They returned to the city ia the
evening.
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DRuSK.-George Rattley, poor inebriate creature
found drunk and wallowing about the streets on
Wednesday evening last. Yesterday, being FRET an.
pearance he was discharged.
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x~%s The Annual VI eeting OF the Society
&>A OF Alumni OF the Med;csi department. OF
College, will be held in the Chemical Hall CT the
College, on saturday, March IL, ct halt past z
o'clock, p NJ.
An address win be delivered by DIR WIN. ALEA.
AMBER THOM, Of Northampton county, Va, ana
several Essays viii be read.
The public generally, and the ladies' particularly,
are invited Ia attend NH l1-2ts
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H You gan always End &C wa. fall
COEER'S Bakery. III Main street, On assortment
OF Cakes, Pqsuy, Pies, Cracsers, Bread, Rolls,
Biscuit DC, that cannot De surpassed py any otner
establishment in the city. In variety ot Quality
Cali or send your orders 70
NH ll-a VIM FALcoNER, i7i Main ct.
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HEsRIco COUNTY coUET-This court was engaged
on Wednesday in trying road casss and transassing
civil business generally.
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TIE SourHrps EcrrcrIc-r h;. isa Ma

HE SOUTHERN EcLEcTIc.-rhis Isl Ma
game published monthly, at. Augusta, in
ueorgla. by q. II. FIFTEEN, Esq. The first num-
Der lies before us. II consists emf rely of re-
prints fronEu,opean Magazines and so far as
uie getting up is concerned ID highly credl-
table to the publishers, and to the South. II
is printed beautifully, on beautiful paper, and
the selections are made with judgment.
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1 To the Voters Of hichmond. AT thu
solicitation OF many friends, hereby announce
myself candidate for the place Of Gasger should
il be your pleasure TO elect me, promise that no
pains my part shall be spared to give satisfaction
mh Tim :. N. DAVIS.
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E There arrived yesterday, at the Dispatch office
n assortment of almost ever. thing in the cake and
pastry line, from she bakery of Mr.. VIM. FALcoNER,
as a present. We do not know why Falconer should
have thus lavished all TIE exceiences of his estab
lishment upon the Dispatch unless it be that he
pected we going entertain the late President
The quantity was quite sufficient for that purpose
while the quality was much too good for any body
but first rate printer or editor! We very much
obliged to Mr.. Falconer and trust that he who fur
nishes others with such excellent desserts may never
fail to get his own deserts.
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d. WOOD, DauGsIST. ceracr above
- City Hotel, IL now receiving, and nAs cn
Nader, hbs Flo Suipnur, sol CIR garisr, 20
b0xes Ext Logwood 5 Dbls Alum, ceroons best
Indigo, bbls copperas, 10 bb.s Eiskes Fire proof
Paint, hbls Eng Ven ked, bbls Span Rfowa,l
cssk Sal soda. together with large assortment Of
Patsnl Medicines, Fancy Articles, soap Perfumes
40. mill
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dis As The Last DAY THAT
u LEWIS DRY GOODS SToRE, 2Ol Broad
street, will be open.-Tnis is the last chaace
you will have 10 obtain Dry Goods ct LEWIS, 80
ne viii positively close 10 day. Those in want OF
OF Dry Goods, should call 81 once, sad not wait,
with the expectation that they wit nave anolner
chance, or they win b. most assufediy disappoin-
ted, as the store could lot be mad for spoter day.
the parties who have rented IT, hare already 70.
ceiyed their goods, thereiorn. the store mast DO
given up. So call and relieve tae subscriber Ok
some ofhl STOCK. The goods will be sold without
regard to cost ABRAHAM LEVY, ia,
NH III gQl Broad street.
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NEW SPRING GOODS .-fhOAAs
IN d. QUARLES is receiving by recent arrivals,
new and handsome selection of Goods for the
Spring trade, t. which ne respectfully invites tne
attention of buyers; among which, may be found
the latest and most fashionable styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods; also, choice assortment of Goods
f,r Mems and Boys wear, all OF which will De sod
low.
ma l1-2t* 929 Broad Street,
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1T City Guager.- To Tie Voters of the Gin
Of Richmonds--As tne request of large number
sires, hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of City Gusgsr. should IL be tie pleas
ure of my fellow citizens to confer the etfice On
me, promise to devote my individual attention TO
the duties thereof, and use every exertion to give
universal satisfaction. Very respectfully yours
mn 9-lms SAMPSON JUHES
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~ OWLAND,s kALYDOR.--Row aEai .
~ kslydor aud 6owlsnas Lotion, for szle by,
PURCELL, LADD Il CO. pFugsisss,
mn II W Aaln s..eet,
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DIED,

FINED.-several persons were lined for violations
ofcity ordinances.
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A VERY NICE PLAN.-A correspondent of
the Lynehburg Virginian, writing from Pittsyl.
vania, proposes that Lynchburg shall run a
railroad to Danville. and tap that road there,
continuing afterwards into North Carolina. &c.
The Virginian, of course, approves of this lau.
dable and conscientious scheme, which is TO
draw off all the travel from the Danyille Rail.
road through that town, after Richmond has
already spent $25o,000 in building the Dan.
VILE Railroad. The State has nearly million
OF dollars invested in this road, 10 be sure: bat
what OF that? The conscience of Lyschburg
is large and elastic. 1t has already swallowed
Inc sloo, goo obtained from this city by false
representations, and, we think, under such
strong circumstances of fraud that il might be
| recovered al law. Another guIph will enable
1t to swallow all remaining scruples.
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mill No IA West Main si Richrnond, Va.

FkEsH HAkDWAKE-sPRI 1888.
NJ y. 81 q. DOMAIN, RICHMOND, Va,
w . ara now receiving from England. their
Spring Importation of Birmingham and sheffield
hardware. Cutlery and Guas. And from.
and varied assortment Of Americas Goods, which
having been purchased exclusively for cssn, and
before the recent advance in prices, they are
bled and determined to offer low a. any regular
house Whatever, either in this or other markeIs.
We thank cur friends kindly tor past fasors and
respectfully invite them, wei! as Merchants and
others generally, visiting Richmond, to cal upon
Us the present season.
w. s. e. g. D0NNAA,
Inr0.fara ~ HarAs n. a
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DLANTATION BOUk.-I w nANDULfh
Il has published The Plantation and Farm Ia
structou, Regulation, Record Inventory and Ac-
count Book for the use of Managers of Es'ates
and fer the better ordering aud management Of
Plantation and Farm Business in every particular
by Southern Planter. "Order Is Heavens fret
law."Pope. Price 81 larger edition is also pub
lished for the use of Cotton Plantations price
81 so.
This Book ia by one of the best and most syste.
matte Farmers in Virginia, and experienced Farm.
ers have expressed the opinion that any one woo
will use it, will save hundreds Of dollars every
year,
Copies sent by mail, postpaid, to those who re-
NIT the price in money or stamps.
E Orders from Merchants, Teachers and
others will meet with pronpt attention.
w RANDOLPH,
m IL 10l
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NOR HIkk.--A good female COOK, Washer
Il and Ironer without children for The remain
der Of the year. Also, two Boys aud Girl accus-
fee. zch ll-3.*
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OHINGLEs, sHINGLEs.-I20,000 eco, I5inch
~ Bunch Shingles. Lsnding at Rockette For
sale by JNO. WOEBLE e. Co..
NH III
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EvOR SALE PRLVATELY.-Al Likely young
4 Negro Woman, about Il years Of age, 10 re-
main in toe city, having husband here
Apply to WIN. GOULDIN,
NH ll-4t Governor street.
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CPRiNG GO0DS.--J. w. RANDOLPH, lzl
- Main Street Publisher and Bookseller, will Of
fer to Merchants, Teachers and others. unnsasl
inducements to make their purchases in Richmond.
New supplies OF Books, Stationery, &c, bought
entirely tor cash. are arriving by every packet
Blank Books and Paper, OF Home ana Northern
manufacture, in large quantities always on hand.
Blank Books made TO order, and all kinds of
Binding done from the planest TO the finest and
most elaborate Gliding
printed. ma II
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RECEPTION OF MIR. FILLMORE.

We learn that Ex.President Fillmore is ex-
pected to arrive in this city to.day-it is sup
posed in the afternoon train. AS signal of
his approach, we learn that il is intended to
hoist the flags of the Exchange Hotel, the
American and the Theatre.
Mr.. FILLMORE has won for himself, by the
dignity and general propriety OF his conduct
while President, the universal respect of the
country, and We are sure he will be treated
with the utmost con sideration and hospitality
wherever he goes-csrtainly in the South.
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ITO The Voters Of the City Of Rick
my.eIf acsndidste for the offi:e Of Hjsh Cors,s.
bic OF the City. In cfferiog myself a. candidste
can only promise that should 1t be your pleasure
TO elect me, shall discharge The duties of t.id
office punctusily and with dispstch.
NH S-dtd l. - n TfNSTEy
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~- If you Want Something very Nice
for lea, send to VIM. FALCuEehS Bakery, I5I
Main Street, about o'clock, r. n ndNget some
Tea Biscuits mi lit
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STEAMER POCAtiUNI'A.

~T - STEAMkRP OCAHUNV
.E5zSssss5za For Baltimore and phiiaceipnis-
Toe rOLAhUNTAS will receive freigh. tnis af-
ternoon for the above places, and will continue to
receive it up to the hour of two O'Clock, ID, to-
morrow, Saturday the 18th inst and no larer
NH ll-2t LUDLAM il WATSON.
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FALSE fRETENCES.-A Tree negro, named hOfSAN
Henry Scott arraigned at court on the charge OF
obtaining various articles of hardware, valued at 90
40, from James L. Bray. merchant Broad street,
on different occasions since the 4th of February IL
appears that Scott in the employ of Mr. Natha
Lipscomb who keeps livery stable Broad street,
during last year. and had been sent for articlef Of
hardware to Mr. Bray's store, by Mr.. Lipscof nb,
which articles, of course, were charged to Mr.. D.
Scott left Lpscomb's on the LIST of January, and pas
been in the habit that time and up to Weddings
day last of going to Mr. Bray's store, obtaining ar
cles of hardware, and having them charged to MI.
Lipscomb-Mr. Bray, supposing that Scott was still
in Lipscombs employ, and that the matter was gil
right. On Wednesday, the bill having grown rather
rapidly of late and having fears that all not
right Mr.. Bray thought he would inform Mr.. Lips-
comb of the fact and did by his clerk, Mr. Kirby
Mr.. L. stated that he had ordered anything since
the LIST of January and that Scott must therefore have
obtained the articles for himself under false preten
ces. Yesterday Scott again entered Bray's store to
get more hardware, when he was seized and de-
tanned in custody until officers Tyler and Trueheart
could be called in, when he was delivered over to
them. The negro, after some demur, confessed to
selling various articles different persons amongst
them saw worth $3.50. to free negro a carpenter,
for 81 l2 cents and also shovel to the same man.
On searching the carpenters premises only the sho-
vel was found. Anew lock was found, also, in an
other place. and this all of the articles that have
yet been recovered. I
Alderman Evans deferred judgment in the case I'm.
til to-day, in order to consult with the Common
wealhs Attorney to whether Scott should be tried
on one or several counts.
E- There arrived, yesterday, at the Dispatch office
assortment of almost every thing in the cake and
pastry line, from she bakery of Mr.. WIN. FALcoNER,
as present. We do not know why Falconer should
thus azished all TIE sxceIences of his estah-
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IL our SPRING STOCK of Hardware, Car.
lery, Guns and sedlery, aud invite the stien.
ton Of Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina
Merchants visiting this market, 20 the same. Our
assortment for the season 10 very complete and
unusually large
Merchants would do well to cal aud ex anime
| the above stock Of Goods before going North, az.
many were purchased before the recent great adj
vance in heavy Hardware.
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r AUCTION RUTiGE.-- Atlensaon Of
the Trade generally is called to cur see Of Choice
Sugars, Molasses, &C.. to take place st cur Wharf
ana Warehouse, at Rockets, This Diornsng, COM
mencing 1T 10 o'clock, without regard 20 weather
DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 CO,
NH IL Aucsa
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x City Guager.--lt u with great pssssure,
thai We cav ANNOUNCED, In yesterdays paper. ,be
name of STEPHEN NICHOLAS Davis. Esa -
candidate for City Gusger. We know Of 10 one
better qualified or more worthy TO I'LL The of; =
than Mr. Davis, and he win receive warm support
from SHOCKOE flIis
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NH IL

M EW PUBLICATION, PRICE IL lie.
We shall issue, on Saturday morning, NEW
PLAY, in two acts, entitled Uncle Tom In Eng.
land. written By gentleman OF this city, and
designed TO show up ihs Inconsistencies OF the En-
gllsh admirers of Mrs. stowe UHcie Toms Cab
in GEO NJ WEST a. BRO,
ma IL and Exchange Store.
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- n GARD.-Grstefsl TO my fsIIov.csf..
gems for their good feeling heretofore napifessea
towards me, respectfully announce myself -
ditste for reelection 70 the ofBcs of Hiah c..
stable. BEVERLEY BLAIk-
11--fdo
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Importers Of Hardwars, No 10 Pearl st.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-15
CI1ancerr Sale of Land.

Irnchburg, SOFT. !, l8b3-3w
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-15

Last week a M NIB r of marridc
women. at Fairfield, Ohio, weati t
the cellar Of q retailer of spirituoqs
1 quor, turned the faucets on tile
Hegs and vessels, and ct the contents
r hn out. The retailer had been sell
ling liqupr to their hu4 bands against
the remdnstlance of I'll e wives. SOME
half dozen of the WON en- were arrest
ed, taken to Norwalk the county
seat, and arraigned b efore magiE-
trate, charged With ra Using a riot. 4
The Experiment says:
The TAR prisoners were escorted
into town by a large nqmb9 or of la dies
and gentlemen from fairfield, and
and were received at the Hall df the
Sons of Temperance h ere by a crowd,
of Norwa1k ladies il waiting. The
examination took place. in the Court
House, which was file ID to the brim
With eager SPECTATORS. Not being
present, we can only speak of tie
'esult, which was triumphant ac-
luittal, without the argument Of the
'ounsel- The fair pr soners were in
very sense Of the word, the "lionSf
# the day-f.the observed of all OBJ
MI