The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-20

FAoTs ron THE PxOPLss -sfho citizeue ~
nsa5Sspsf 5l11euity between nyssif ssd j. J.
81 &c me1 what ms passed bsswsss = 1. ~
suoy ard shall lsy bsfoss them literal essse
ana detailed account q what occurred II onoaisr.
asy's ESnuirsf 10 ~ ~.
81 that 1spsr and enqsired for Il Palmer. Hs vss
not 3 bst s.rgns sh.s =, hs ssd 2, &c sssss
! seat 90 the 6oo-. In sbcut % bnur. Mw Psiner
corins down the street, fciM stic, graspsd o6ovf
s q y ts met Sim IA ~ re sss
II be wasths suthor Of the sTtols Ia the Enquirer
relating 10 me. He did not reply but s.deavorsl 70
prosress and enquired again II he the sutbor Of
int srticis Hsfhen acknowlsdgsdit He vaS rsis
and trembling. and hi. nttsranes was ehoeksl aad
or spithets, which rssrst have lsy before tie
public. called him PUPPY. . Low Lire scoUH.
u che sort soud ,hni Of so9 s sa
his was destitute Of every honorable esntismaniy
principle and finally. SEEING that be wss not 10 s.
sf In Els ssc x @ars sar n
cEsD6 7 continued my sbuse when he ssid Ae ia
He va. then carried around the eorasr on iosS r..
where he was not Ia sight of his sdGughfeys abode
AID the ame indissitis; sspesss6 9Th the same re-
TINE TosAcco sPITYLE From MY MOUTH WAS ALL
THE TIME ON HIS FACE, visible 70 many witnesses,
III these facts We were then arrested bya mssis.
trate and bound over hsd no desire to bfing this
al III bsfore the public; but that 10 the mode Mr.
Palmer has decided on. and hope shall b sx.
/ told Palmer that should publish ell these tasts
In every paper in tbs city. and have done 90 oss
hundred witnessss can prove every thing have
This Il the COURAGE the honor and prasiple of the
great bully of the Enquirer John J. Palmer new
has an introduction 70
up 20 GEO flbHEk. IN.
r. s.-After writing the above, and ON my return
from the Dispatch Office to my place of business !,
Mr.. Palmer scccsted me at the Erquirer Office evil
IDENTIFY designing to shoot me II IL he could. He st-
tempted to draw pistol on me (which several gen.
tlsmen saw,) and told him very deliberately II be
did 30 he was dead man. when he desisted. He
then asked II WAS ARMED; no doubt. in case
had not been he would have shot mo but fearing
was, he RETAINED. My fde nds drew away from
him, end az th3y did 30, he spat at me. when
should have caned him. If they had permitted me-
groundless fabrication. Mr. Palmer Is too contemp-
tible scoundrel and arrant coward to notice any
mora. am done. =, in.
An IHGESI0Us INyENTI0S.-Our attention
has been called to nawly-invented CORN PLAN
TER which, ia believed, IL destined to supercede
all others, when Its superior usefulness 10 known-
This mschiue is so constructed that 1t deposts the
seed in hilts the crossing each other ct right
angles. thus IN familiar phrase. sowing both Ways"
There IL . specimen Of this machine exhibition
at the store of H. Baldwin = Co.. which 10 con.
strusted plant two rows at once, the psrssn using
il having only to take seat on the thing end drive
1t certainly app sara to be very comfortable and
machine in Eastern Virginia. is prepared to sell
Rights to manufacture and sell the same and NAV
be found for two three days only by enquirina At
No. LAB Main st. an 20-2tA
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