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NORTHERN IN. H RAILROAD

NORTHERN N. II. RAILROAD
y On and after Dec g, 1858, Passenger Trans
icayo Boston al 30 aud Concord at 1873 A. ~, or on
the arrival Of the first up train from BOSTON, lower
Lawrence. Worcester. &c, for White River Junction
Wells River. Litcton, St lohushury, barton ana het-
lingtou. and connect Juse's Point with trains Tor
Montreal Ogdcns1urgh, Toronto, Detroit Chicago and
IN, West Via Grand trunk and Great Western RAN
roads making the best and most reliable route nom
New England 90 tine Wet and with trains TOR ah ga
.ions ON the Vermont Central ogdensDurkh as
surop.ic apd White Mountains Railroads
Also leave Boston al 1900 ~, and concord AZ IN
or on arrival Of the I'd up train from Boston Worcester
Sc fr Franklin and Bristol, y. H. thence uy stage 70
Nov Hampton Hebron, Groton, &c.
Leave White River Junction at l250 p, NJ or on ar
rival of thc trains from VI. Central and Fassumpsic
R,iro,d. for Boston, Lowell Lawrence, worcester
And intermediate stations and Bristol at $40 A. NJ Tor
Nashua. Lowell Boston. Worcester &e.
Passengers yia Northern Railroad iof 1rotoh june
toa. Clinton Worcester Newport, aud al stations on
the Worceser Norwich, Providence and Western hali-
roads. aud Tor New York, Nc connect AZ Nashu" WIN
trains direct i1r those places n. -.
Cars via Norwich or Springfield, connect al Nashua
with the 30 A. " train from Boston, and reach al sta
t.,n. on tbc VI Central Conn. and Passumpsic- and
White Mountains Railroads, the same day.
Stages leave Idttleton FOR Lancaster White and ran
COMA Mountains, Nc.; 81 Juhnsbury for Lancaster
Crahsaury Dauyiie Nc Barton, for Derby Lane stan
stead. &c. Woodstock Depot Tor Woodstock' Nv
Bethel flr Rochester, Hancock, Flttsheld Nc anu a.
the principal towns in Northern New Hampshire ana
ONSLOw srEARNS, Agent
Concord y. H., Dec. .. lSjN. 20
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Senator Douglas will not be "forced into
fight" He would fight any man who should
attempt such thing ng.-Erchange.
We are 9 lad to learn from this bull that
Senator Douglas is not at all cowed Prem
tice.
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Railroaos.
NTERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

n
c,,,,rr or porrrs puR CHlcAuo AND THE WEST.
10 commence Monday, N0r. %, 1858.
Trans gutNG NOHrH. Leave Montpelier
a, 500 An, aud 800 p. NJ. MAIL TnAfN connects
Al Windsor and White River Junction with trains ieaV.
inq Boston and Springfield at 1870 A. ~ same day and
nom New York the day previous at 400 P. NJ leaves
Windsor at Las p. NJ, connects al st. Albans
next morning with trains for Montreal and ogdenshuTgh
also With trains Tor Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Buffalo
cleveland ST. Louis, via either Grand Trunk or New
York Central and Lake Shore Lines, making the short
est and best routes 90 the West
Acct ,ntnodauon train leaves Montpelier at oW A. w.
connecting at Rouses Point with the Express Tram for
the . ,. IN
rK,fss eotNa SourH.-Lcave Montpelier at wv A.
N and 10 r NJ. Mail Tram connects at Rouse folnt
viii trains from O.dcusburgh and Montreal az buTlng
ton Win train. for Troy and Albany, az White RIVER
Junction with trains for Boston and Nec lork, arriving
In Boston az $40 r ", and u New York a. iil r. n.
Accommodate Train connects at hpuse s foint WIN
train. from thc west at Burlington with the kuuana
Through Tickets for Chicago and the west ior sale at
the puncpa stations. o. ,,,.,,,,,.pN-ls S..
Nor,hAeld VT. Nov. ~ 1855
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rrrmuntguattbman s. State Journal.
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Published Evray rmpAy MoESiNo, ny E.r. WALTON.
TERMS.--el 80 cash in advance ~ W II payment
IL NOT made i'm advance interest always chargabe rom
tho ond ofthe year In packets address, 10 copies
for si2 0O and 20 copies for S2O %, mDar'doy IN
ddudHce.
Annexed is st of agents to receive subscriptions
ADVERT scments and communications and acknowledge
payment for the same. -
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Duxbury, j. +. HENRY Waterbury,
Elmure, l.. VI. CIRCUIT, ..
Hydcpark EDWARD b. SAWYER
johnson, G. W. SCOTT,
Lincoln, SIMEON f. RALPH,
Lowell. ABEL CURTIS
Marshded, 1. A. BEMls,
Murrisynlc, J. c. MOVES
Mdde.cx JESSE JOHNSON, Jr,
Northfeld, T.. SMITH,
Orange, VI. G.. CROSS,
Plainhcld, A. T. BANCROFT,
Randolph. J. X. PARISH
Rochester y. ID. BRIGGS,
south Uardwick, ADOLPHUS HOLION'
stowe, EMERY Town
Tunbridye. AARON y KING.
Waterbury j. +. HENRY, - ,,,,,,,
Waitshcld and Fayston ORANbh SMllh
Warren FRANKLIN 4. WltlHhli
Wnliansfovn. DARIUS PRIDE
wolcott y. JONES, r
Worcc.tcr JONAS ABBOTT.
~ persons i'm other towns disposed 10 act as agents
will be- added To- the list on application
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BUSINESS Garos.

I ETTER PRESS & COPPER-PLATE
PRINTING Sermons, Catalogues, Blanks, Bill
Heads Cards, Circulars, Posters, and all kinds Of ram
and Fancy Printing, executed promptly az
wALTON'S STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
State street, Montpelier, lermont
Order. for work done in the citiesEmbosscd, Gilt,
Lettcr-Prcs Lthogrlphic and Copper-Pate Printing
such Cards of Address Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards,
Bank Checks. Nc executed in the highest style OF the
ar and 40 oy prices through Of the most ceiebrat-
ed Printing Establishments. Terms-Cash, at reasona-
bic prices Address Z. Z. WALTON, Montpelier VI.
NEW OOD r. r. r X + r,
~ DRAPER & TAILOR has just returned from
New York with a good assortment Of
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND NkSIlNGS,
which will make up n the latest styles and best man
Garments Tor others to make, and warranted TO it
Needles, railors Measures, Crayous, shirt Bosoms,
Collars. and Scotts Reports of New FORK Fashions for
sale.
Montpelier, May r. 1855
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REPORT THE SELECT COMMITTEE WHOM WAS REFERRED
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE As RELATES TO SLAVE
SCOTT DECISION AND THE ACTION or THE Ma
TIONAL GOVERNMENT THBREoNi CERTAIN PETITIONS, ME-
MORALS AND RESOLUTIONS ON SAME SUBJECT.
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nlL AND CANDLES. S.-SToRRs & Full
~ LEn offer low, 10 bbs. LAMP OIL so boxes
CANDLES.
Railroad Square, Oct. 20, 1858.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-27

n. e.. Mstsai Insurance CenpaaT.
At THE ANNUAL NEET1N. of THE
- Nssth.riarplSps NasuaI tNsarsnee Csetaeys h,d en
The i,h II Jspu,ry ,hr slsws< rsrs ~sss sstxsss
pisvc,srs sad Utsvr> Soc the sassss< !ssf'
piIsCroESs
Hsury n. rufpsr. EsisseA-
J. Il. wIlEsass, ss
CIV. " i. Ia,ss;as. D.
ksunp I. Hattie. da
Cscssv lsttls. dS
Jarass u. rswles. d.
James q. ii,y,. washiassss
Alex. Mitchell. Nevbsras
Jsissss q. Wright. Waaasaxsos
JsAn ~. Juues LssseseeS
Geo. ". Char.ss Elizabeth City.
Jee Ramsay. rtypassssks
J. ". HAIRED. Sgsssvysbrfo~
n. H. wtlltssp<, Cssrtsse.
Geo A.Sni,h. NSItres
Jsesrh White. Arsea Cesss,.
Jt@h Eapsr. Sslxm.
A. T. Sgsassy. .Ashsvilles
prTCEIs or Ttlg CoMraNs.
TN. swibr. f~ssi.st.
II. u. Tgrsrr. ISts FsssSissE-
JUhn u. Esysn. Sts~sssT.
liansslsn i. sia,,h. .SseSsSssgssi Tsrsss'~.
! ;s;s Z i : T;S,i::s S:,.;:.. s"'''''' o.''''''
Tn. Cau,tasy has besa 10 seevssfai epersssa u
vesss and sa,spes take rsss spsa oil classes ef lse
srtv In the state (sSerpt Sssars Mills aad rsffsetSss b
tills1,. sro favorable terms tts Policies csyev
property asouutinr to ttseceg. srv res,sea ef wAsa
Il In esn,ry rssks and s psv~at capital ts esss Sss
iunrsd Thsasaad .lisr., 10 S~aas. rsSpss,s .syssva
The average II Insurance ePes tie tn estAs tess
pany has bvs lsss than third II Pv svns pcs IN
aan ns g-aaes Of prsrsry saaesassd 70 ~.
ssar s<d &c The ssssssa'y. g...s pad.
Raleigh. jar. ss. 1850. H-
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INSURANCE. ccNPANIEA

AvCRTu CAROLINA MUTUAL L.fC I've
~ SuRANCE COMPANY. Onev. Raleigh " Iea>
Company insurvs the lives cf udivas ts yvss ess
wears s lie. the Nrsvss SsfSsssts ths sssss
Tor life participating The psUkts of ths Cenapasy fes
policies granted tes the whole ser OF h wess s~ pee
faura shsrvsr tsc sss ssay BE sssa soc ens
half the suuns Of shs Fsss e<as'ss ssssssss ~ pes
Tsr psoups usspasr 10 Which al lesses han. esea rsa
bv this Coupsny. sesvshsr With hs ss rsses ef psvw
pr~ssas great sndasSsass TO sass As ere ssses 10 ss
sure.
fpr ,wvthir,is their valve.
AL losses pad ssska % eAys assf $sssss<esy Pse"f
- presented.
Cusstsx = Jpassos. W. y. Coosss
W. ", ttatssN ws. H. JsSess
Jxa q. wttIisss 9ytsres Esssss.
n.w. MVssrp. ~ " Hssssss
ws.n; NsEss, nm is..a
r;s; r.,:,s. r.is'S + ssu, |" H. A''''~
OFFICERS.
D. cu,strs &. JpESsey. Iisssstsss.
Wttitss ". HothsS. Tsss Fs.sssssI
X. Il. B.sfts. Sse-ktFs.
wt,liax II. Josss. Tssssssss.
II. W. uysysp. assss=.y.
W II. MCNsr, Ys4sCSE Esxsiss..
8 s.,s,:. ss;s'i Il Roo. z.,..s.. e-
cass,s. Z J.asses. u. h. ] R.issI
Wi.l.,s II. Msktn. v. d. |isSsrtsf
gicup. u. N,Twcpp. " u. Cstss.sssise.
For fr,hSr iprpsssiau. NE rhsv rsss-sa 10 ~
., the Uhsv u the Cssapsay. any ets,s Asvessss
CUuuauue.siVas slSsSI be salsysya. gPeet raidJ TO
u. II. BATTLE ~s-ssssy.
Raleigh. June. ss-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Cures Guaranteed.

Cures Guaranteed.
CIOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
1 ,he last wear a new remedy for CANCER.purely
.r,aSie and perfectly harmless Persons visiting him
vi, no, be required pay anything until cure IS Effected
vi" NV es that have been rendered incurabe at least
nsi hv The use of Mineral poisous. He also treats
. umor disease Of the throat rheumatism nervous
affections. &c. ~, .;,,. .h,,
Ia sttrwaried to any that may wish them.
ac'er io' Address. ]. A. CLOPTON,
Huntsville, Ala
March 16, 1888.
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Law Copartnership.

INV. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c..
rAyING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice of the law in the County Courts, will
'rnnp,lv TO all business entrusted to their care
asr' al ~, attend the County Courts Of Wake Johnston
l"si xsh Franklin, Granville. Person and Orange.
Ecs on Fayetteville Street above III, Lawrence HOTEL
re one or the other may be constantly 'ound u.
J,u 9. 1858. "'
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oass VII. 4 wsssss assss~ss ceesrs..
n ss snxss.N a. C. M.ssR si. ls.jA

Ara MEETING og yIlE noAnp 90 pshrrTpr&
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sssa tswess ss Cs~saww. kst shsa kss sssep sf ne
sas cad pAsw ss ss& esss ss fssa " taa $ssrrsssY
sns yspwsssss ~ advertisements - ne k*sxA $ss*st
ssa hessetv. tsss.s~ &ssaasss. ss& sa'asssn tsss
~ rsss.ss :s ' = ss c.sssa~ - ue ss.s. .-
k,sasn ksrvsy fssv ta*s mssrase sf ss $n.sk
ks,ss~ ssshsS = Ssssv ssr ~ Hold sAs tsws 81 d
assesssI he issA ssf 81 NV ssAss ss Ne psspsss
'A@'s'~ - ' JAMES q cntxS. s.~~s~w.
NOVA %. tssa R-sss
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,

ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor aud Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, \. c.,
gill attend the County and Superior Courts OF wake
hns,nn and Chatham; the Superior Courts OF New Han
~ , i Sau,,S,n aIt the Terms Of the Federal Courts,
and Srp,me Court of Ncrsh-l,aIolina at Raleigh ~
0tcs the one formerly occupied by the iate Hon. III!
q. HAYWOOD, Jr. :,
Raegh May %. ".-s"'
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n. c. Nstsal Life assurance Ce@Faay,I
Estsies. May tlts. ISIS !

IN COMPLIANCE WITH 4 eExOlVItON
of the bard II prveses>s adopted Apsd "a 1855 Ms
COMPANY will psurv the lives ef healthy pevsens tstwseu
the s-vs Of u snd a. payable vhen he Psstf sshs hs
ssv II years: sad Lswsvn tks AGES sf " snd s wess
ths passy aches the sv 1t 90 years. te be legal ssp-
fvssata,ivv skoud be de b~sors fssshnx tsass ages
The Ceunraay will also sell snastss Soc hks. % ss
tern ef Years Ry the sargax tie esess,ess ssa ss.
tending ,,s usefulness the CeaI..y pryssess ssss
10 thai rshie apPsObssea assasssa By lie hesrIy ssa
psomp, sompltssss With al iss sa~'svssss.s
sit
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se.wssassa sf
LACE NAxylxx - tfAAoe SaAwA
sssA sAs,s ssssS sv<~s ~ss ys~sss
Also. sEA
n - v~sss1 T~e. aAsA as os~eA2c
0ssseA. usssa ~ 80 80
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uDelCS. ttSytlA. srntCrraGs. cav.
IL svsss Vkvsss gsssss sesss.ls. sst - .sass pss
eases ef s s*ss essss ~ sa~ IL tss CAse.as
As~s
fsssAkssS esssssss stsss.sss 81 ne asaass taasse
Zee. ssswssNst ~ sas tAts Mss wsA tarsas
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sstsr " he ressss,ss Sem sassasaa assa.S
ssssss. IA kt&sSses sss ~ aea
Address J. A. CiprtpN. a. D.
tsaarYs a.
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n NJ fsEaoS tt~ss 30 ssssoswsMl ~ sHt rN1s
n es sassas ws-psssss sest sspsnsa ~ FsR ~ |. y
sSe sae ~sk spssssssa,s hSsss ~ e>ssa
~atsp.s k~srk snAssv.y ~ o. ACTON 3 co.
q Nssss &ssss g. tsa~sFsD
t.sswsY N. tssas n-sss
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1ANp ruA aAtG.

nSr on fwo Httpnsp kcAfA ~ t.Aee 80
" sse. ess Msass ssssa - nsisEA
o. o. Asss sS~ss y asUR esssetssu h~sD - Ssse
-. sssss r.. tsAss~ sss~A-'ssss .
ps<~ga - 80
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coAC0 nAktSo Asp sEPAsassc.
e0Nm1 rNptEsso4tp ssssss sss~s glsws-s.s,asss
ssS sse.ssss 80. = s.ts.-s. 80 e. 80 sssss'. s-ss
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Ss'ssss y sssss s9sm
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o. Oe0 = ouN NANtCAGy00C-
nun stnsS HrbtEs w.sas sssu~ee',itsf s,asw ~.
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tassass ossssss.
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S.ssass k.is 1ssss.s sesss,ass ~ seesssrs ssbls
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MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
vuluH sCgNgpy OF YuR MOUNTAINS 0f WET.
sn NoeSSr rCssslsss. Ass Hy usssy e Cssssss
n D. YunxrA
=. Q. ossA Ssssss
aals;eA. Apsa 4 issa ~
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-. ----
q coon toc.,sas poa 4 possseSa sss nss
sa.sl = s.~ ss sss = ~ s.s.saF .-.sas ~ sss
.ssa a 4. nss AsSs d i 10 saa Mss.ss a~ss ~ Nd
AS ss .ss hs. .sss.sa st.a.s.rs a. ssssse ssa sn
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hsassos - g. -
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A CARD.
A Ii PERSONS having business with % win please
address Box 1T, at Raleigh, our work st Smith
neld for the present
Raleigh. July 20. lssa Ss-M
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FALL 1858.
HAMILTON & GRAH AM,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
RE prepared to offer on the most favorable terms
IA to Whoesals Buyers, q large Stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Selected with great care for the
Fall and Winter Trade,
which, for variety, beauty, and its adaptation to the
NORTH.CAROLINA,
VIRGINIA, AND
TENNESSEE TRADE,
will be found second to none.
Buyers from all sections invited TO clese and rigid
examination Of our Stock, prices. &c.
No so SYCAMORE STREET,
Petersburg Va.
September Z, 1853. 72-
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CITY ELECTION.

ryw AUSTIN is candidate for re election as City
Clerk.
5Vw. z. WILCOX is a candidate for City Collector
6~rC. r. WILLIAMS is a candidate Tor election fo'
CITY Collector MANY CITIZENS
TrcHArFIELD OSBORNE is a candidate for Stree,
Commissioner
no JOHN FINLEY a candidate for reelection 20 the
Office Of Mayor.
hvBESONI NEWLY a candidate for eelection to the
Of Street Commissioner OF the City Of Richmond
II rive authorized II announce EDWIN NJ COOK
candidate f Collector Of Taxes for the City of kic
mond, a the January election.
eS-JoHN c. HADLEY Is candidate for re election as
City Assessor.
70 CHARLES THOMPSON is a candidate for Street
Commissioner.
TTJAMEs J. JORDAN isa candidate for City Collec-
tor.
DrrC r. JOHN is a candidate for City Collector.
VPJoHN A. McMIS sis candidate for City Coilec-
tor.
1>rsAML EDMONDsoN, is a candidate for Collector.
b1ywM ZIMMERMAN is caadidtte for re election
City Marshal
pyLEwIs D. sTUBBs, Esq, is candidate for City
Clerk.
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Hs- Remember the Concert at Starr Hall
(Thursday,) by Prot Soehner
and daughters, and Prof Rex. Go.
70 Remember the Temperance Festival
at Starr Hall TO MORROW (Frday) EVE
Tickets only 25 cents. The idea is to
ate a fund to furnish another and larger Hall.
Ii is worthy object. and all who can spare
that amount of money should attend.
Eay. Remember, that the Social Circle OF
Union Chapel give Oyster Supper on
WEDNESDAY EVE, 2Sth inst, at Starr
Hall; the proceeds of which designed to
liqudate a debt of the Church
Rxs- And whilst remembering all these
things, recollect that the Palladium has just
entered on its thirtieth year, and if you are
not a subscriber, We shall be pleased to put
Your name on our books and write YOU re
ceipt for the subscription price. Remember.
Es- The Axe says that Mr.. McCown, Of
West Chester. Penn, purposes establishing a
mandatory of edge tools. shortly in this city
The life of Richmond is her mechanics, and
every accession adds renewed vigor.
EEOn the 10Th inst, at knghtstown.
whilst coupling ears on the Central Railway
our young friend Dennis Gill had his arm
crushed.
esNe John NJ. Paxsou, is able to be about
his room.
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~ The largest, cheapest and best, is favor
tie expression of merchants ia presenting the
claims OF their stocks to the attention of the pub
lie but more truly thus characterize their
goods than our friends of the New York Store.
Mr.. Jackson has built up trade which is truly
large, and all done by giving bargains to those
who patrouze his store At this establishment
you can always find the best and largest assort-
ment of all kinds Of seasonable dry goods, espec
aliv in the department of ladies' dress goods -
silks, de anes, shawls, cloaks ETC.. etc Those who
are accustomed to trade at tais establishment
need no words from US but to those who have
moi been, would do we'll to 60 there and learn for
themselves
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6B- Il will &c recollected that, soon after
the Cassel House passed into the hands of
Hatfield u GATES, we mentioned the fact Of
Hatfield calling on US and protesting to be so
much OF temperance man that were it net
Tor his partner, the bar should be abolished
immediately" We understand the partner
ship nas been dissolved aboul a fortnight, Mr.
Gates ieavinG dr. II. as the sole proprietor;
and yet no signs o removing that bar is per-
ceptible Fearing that Mr.. Hatfield has been
so blu lily engaged, since the care OF the es-
Enlistment deyolved entirely on him. as to
cause him to forget his fervid professions Of
temperance, and having brotherly feeling
towards him that he should maintain a con
sistent course, we respectfully remind him
that he has now the power to abolish that
bar. VIII he do It, and thus make his es-
Enlistment City Hotel, instead Of a CasseL
Houscl We shall see.
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For the Palladium


b. w. DAvIs:--I discover YOU are disposed
to give Paul Drabert the benefit of doubt.
as to his identity in a certain transaction ct
which | informed YOU. which he. hardened
as he is in the inquites OF his traffic. seems
to feel some compunclions of conscience Tor:
which. ii properly encouraged. ought 70 be
the means of opening his eyes TO the extent
Of an abandonment OF his uefarious business
He may be. and judging from the feeling
manifested in this case. Is, a pretty smart ma >
If so, can he not comprehend that his dal-
Iv operations are robbing numerous ''old
couples OF their winters provisions Are
not the corn and potatoes OF hnndre.s OF IN
offensive children diverted from them, thro'
the agency of this same Paul Drabert and
his associates in the Ubiquitous business OF
dispensing liquid poison TO their parents
He or no one else can denv this; and where
fore shall he palliate his feelings by taking
pains to repudiste single charge OF the same
naturee
/ The circumstance that l referred you 10,
did transpire through the agency OF the party
named, or some one very like him OF the
Teutonc family But il is unnecessary 10
trace 1t further. / will here venture to re
marx. that As notoriety is desirable on the
part of any business--especlsliy favorable
notice from respectable sourees---l think the
less that is said about Capt. Whisky the bet
ter Nv only motive was PHIlASIgRoFT.
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Eg- Sam. Edwards. on Saturday night
last, between ii and / 2 o'clock, F. NJ went
to the house of Meredith Vinson, Edwards
brother in law, who resides in West Rich
mond, and made An attack on Mr. v with a
large pocket knife, (about three inch blade
sticking the blade into the left side of Vim
sons nose, the point coming out AT the point
of the right cheek bone. leaving the blade
(unhinged) in the wound, which was extracted
by Mr. V. himself. Mr.. Yinson made affida
Wit Sunday morning and on Monday Ed
wards was brought before Esq. Lyle the ev-
idence heard and he was committed TO Jail
in default of S400 bail, for assault and battery
with intent to kill Edwards also Sc, his
brother in laws house on fire. burnt some
bedding and all the chiidren's clothes. and
came near consuming the house. He has
not been prosecuted for arson yet.