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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

hlo logic. and Ly thr-e Iu.u-...H; aHl cone
dieting opinions, They ED have moan.--
which sensible mu cn read. They h'.
significance which ought not .1."m.as.r
Tho effort. 60 defeat Cot, N.u.., ar. t.'
Republican p.y,y, rr-uta siun-. .a.
tra.t with tha pretended ncc.-..y oiu..a.'
in, law which simply d.mIui..- t Psi.
of intoxicating liquors They hurwIr.
portion, no equality with such u....
They have q more general aui universe.
party bearing and opposition Co ,..' .a
ramtiycly Insignificant liquor h" BE- Dad.
the ism, the pack horse, thc ra'ltio. H..
ou which the Pierc,s, the 4oum.7r' ...
Atchmsons, the Douglas and thc Mep.a.
aids are 90 retain poworaudbc "n..'a.
and MS which the Wdl,-,, che Clil.rl.. Oh.
Smart.. the Abb0t., Oh, Anlou9us. i..
Tallmaus, and the ODonuclls may .!0r boz
% authority.
Mark ,hc.e words, This coming elr....n
/, not only important inasmuch as itrl-'
date. or sanction. '.cru,hiug out Gushing
and Frank Pierce. If these men and '"'l'
blind, dclusiye and unconstitutional Toh'!'
endorsed by this election anil by thc su'c'-'
Of Wells, and South Carolina with h'I
Buffers, and Virginia with her Ma'on', anu
Kansas with her Atchinson', are ready #"
exclaim. "amcn." ''anothcr triumph ''
the slave power" through the in''Fu"'n.
tality of a local liquor law, what man ~
Maine who has the least sel'.rlspect wou'a
not feel his cheeks tingle with shame a''u'n
a result? In tones Of thunder the hosts %
freomen a, home aud abroad, in view Of su'H
a result, would lii up their voices ana p'
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A SOUTHERN
COMM RCTAL RNAL!
For City and Country CIRCULATION.


THE Undersigned proposes to commence
paper to b. devoted exclusively TO the commsrriAl
'ntere.s # the MERCHANT FARMER, MANU-
FACTURER, TRADEsMAN. 30 and to the expo
si,ion, by .t,ti.tcs and otherwise. Of the vast
sou oes Of Virginia and North Carolina and of the
Southern States generally
1t IL designed to present in each issue reviews Of
tha leading Foreign and Domestic Makes for
BrerdstuFs Tobacco Cotton Pyopisions Metals Drv
Goods Groceries Liquors &e, compiled from the
most re iable sources; full and accurate local
PAGES CURRErT; reviews Of the principal Money
NAH ts official statements and diseas of the fiscal
operations of Internal improvement companies
Banking and Insurance institutions etc with accu-
rate Quotations of the market value of their PEG
tive stocks. bonds &c notices of sales of Real Es-
tate; Land Warrant quotations; Live Stock markets;
Shipping Memoranda; Comm. rciel and Monetary
Statistics, including con paratVe tabular state nepts
of the weekly Oecal) receipts of Produce, foreign
and coastwise Exports snd Imports inspections and
burg Lynchbure &c aud statistics and ntelig ence
of kind cslcn ated TO interest those engaged
In MsrcontHe. agricultural, Financial Manufacru
ring Mining pursvits
fsrticu,sr ton will be given to the compila.
ton of opinions and data relative to the staple
com oddities nf the South
TEsMs:-S2 so per apnum, So If paid within sis
months from ths date of subscription Whsn five
copies sent to one address, deduction of 10 per
cent will be made.
r. 1t will he observed that payment in advance
Ia optional viii the subscriber. The inducem for
ut wi bin the first six months Is to make the
trust reciprocal between patron and publisher,
kYr Clear and legible type will be used, aud
puuciusliy in the rsue mailing and delivery of the
paper strictly observed
e. All who are disposed to encourage the enter.
prise, will please favor me with their nsus ANY
person sending the names OF ten responsible sub.
sortbers will he entitled to copy of the paper for
one wear Cratic.
a Add ess, JOHN CREME, JR.
O Box Sill. Richmond
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NEW COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.

By reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that Mr.. John Creme, jr., pro-
poses to establish in this city, a weekly com,
mercial journal. Mr.. Crane is highly qua
lifted to conduct such q journal, and has hs
much experience in the newspaper press Of
Richmond He has also much practical &C
quaintance with the ubjsct to which he will
devote b is attention, aud has unquestionably
the ability to make his paper one of both
usefulness and interest to the commercial
classes. We wish him the greatest success
in his new enterprise, both on his own &C
count and on account of the interests which
he proposes to advocate.
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LocA1 MATTERS.

urArH FROM Sus STROKE -On yesfer-
a.v morning. Coroner Wicker attended oy orpuy
Constable Valentine Brown, ne'o sn Az, as -
.hs sgs :, The Let market The verdict Of the
ne ~ on the I7ih Of July, 1856, while he
, was uoi h and diaturbios the public peace On
Byrd Stree. south side Q, inc ,eop Nm 70 he cage
-ssy nss :. attention i,sn to the de-
VT Jobn.on Iss and that The .sd P.s s Dagssa
came to bic de'th from 'snn s.r9ks az
mere ~ had the benefit Of free cir. and where DR.
n. A. Rust attended him. and be seemed to be GET.
,,os better. but . change took place. and be died
sbeut o'clock Tuesday evening Inc deceased
h.sn In the civ for Oh ort time and seemed tt
hs an en,ire stxaprer here; he said he had been q
work on the York River Railroad.
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ARRIVALS At TIE pp,...
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Ballard. vs.; J Tyrer, ven "s~msa, ~.
ct CHARLES HOTEIn
l. d Bradley. N Kent; II q NJ Car,
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foik; Miss Hunter, do; j selsrs5 Isl as.'
Big Roch; w A Warren. WI. rIuy,a.r,
tan: L Mare. Fredssb,. n Z Das,s'A
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4 Marcy, Fl Wor.ham' CEN EFsr,.. q
Cbas City: A l. wilson r sihsIi; WY
Moody. Cheserfeld; Ut Hal, : ssasS.r =
Aususts; B Jenkins, Spo,t.,leC' Ctr DIs
Han 'ver; Jones, stsuntor. 4 vas,is as
T. sburs; J r Wallace. CT Nv sTs.
N feseud, " Y;EJ swift. W'.s.AFs,
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ton; P II Rosson, A Tucker. L.. VI
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Orange; mrs d n Maury. "; s,s.%
q J Wentworth. Cinn; NJ John,san 60 /.
Clue, Charleston; J EVEN, N Fl Bmv,.i !!
children and svt, Ala Fl r Thom. " y
7 Peters Lynchburg; ] P Branch NJ. ~
Peter burg; Knowles and l,dv ~ W
Nashville; Miss McClensn, Ga MI, ~ y
Dunlap. Petersburg; Mr. D.vewis,. r. ny Y.
rison, A @; Lyzgufserdo, Pa; GaT,,.e
"a; NJ Lewis and lady, p; Mis a.
rs; Baptist. B Williams, Aete,,sg,,,' y Y
sny lady, N N; J Goods and lady, Lis..,
boysin. Miss L Goode, Liberty; ssr.
Southampton; B s Tyda, Texas EN- n.
= Gegeville, Tsxasi 8 T Brook, F.go,.,
Thetus, St Louis. '''
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nsus, to the s.sbios Abb aud wealthy - also 20 me
u, = aud sfaictsd. Northern cifs and wsssr
ina places were never 20 prosperous % MnoD
throneed With Souu ,erp visitors Tnose ssHo.s,
10 the main, they must prepare themselves "
lose.
F,snce has for xorue time entertained the notion
of establishing line Of steamshps from boroesu.
and Havr- uhose leaving the latter ptsce 10 ana ~
sou,bampion) To Norfolk. 10 believed tos, W.
Minister Mr.. MI 500. has given the contemPissr1
| sn,erpries such encouragement ~ be could con-
.ists utly with hbI duties, IS be was known ~ %
vorabIe 10 Il Def ore bis sppsiutment. IT'S proos
BILE that three or four vessels viii be constr
for the purpose by the F french governmep. :. ~
e.rtv d.v and that the government OF the uaHoa
States VIII aus horize the building Of Two ., nie
NEXT winter 10 run In correspondeuce WIN tnem a..
The Tehuant pee route will, not unlikely, nave
termination on This side of the Gull at Pensaco's
Thi. would sff,rd by far the most dlrecf, az
would b. the most expeditions ocean sno ~. ~
biab.vav from all the capitals of Europe 20 inc
southern States. Cuba. Mexico, the Pacinc po..s
the Sandwich Islands Japan Australia, and 0olns
The travel from London or Paris 10 the fse'no
could be performed by this route 10 sixlesn -
and to SIN Francisco In twenty-.hree or ,~enJ
four at the present speed OF steamers anu ioeo
tives.
The writer then proceeds to show that TOT
the sake of the Union the South has yielded
much and yielded long, and that 1t has no
more sacrifices to make for its preservation.
He maintains that the bad faith of the nation
algovernment to the South commenced IN the
instance of the admission of Missouri, mas
been resolutely persisted in, one way or an
other, until the repeal of that unrighteous
measure, and that, if it ever be revived
the slave States will have no alternative
hut to dissolve a connection which is DANCE
rous to their security, injurious to-sheir In
terests, humlisting to their pride.
The writer then refers to the reluctance
with which the Constitution, with all its
| safeguards, was accepted by several OF the
slave States and the formidable and int1ex'
| BILE opposition which was arrayed against It's
| adoption in Virginia. Nevertheless, he oe-
| clares, the compact has been observed by
Virginia with the most scrupulous fidelity
whilst she has seen with anguish the disturb
/ ance of its provisions by other States. one
bias long hoped, but hoped in vain, for oe''
tsr things. Dissolution, under certain
agencies, is assuming the magnitude In
danger of almost unavoidable certainty
/ It is to be hoped that views like these, ex-
pressed as they are with dignity and power
and conveyed through the medium of IN
| able Northern journal, will have the effect OF
| arousing the influential classes of Northern
! society to the vital Importance of active ex-
ertions to avert the peris which now threat
| an the integrity of the government.
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BArH,se. at this season of the year, must

BATHING, at this season OF the year, must
be conducive to health and 1t 10 therefore matter
of surprise that 90 few persons comparatively speak
lag, indulge regularly in it We know of no other
way to sceount for this elect save the scarcity OF
now In existence. Bathing rooms, in summer
should be cool and airy, not put mp overa furnace a.
If destined for sweat rooms and then thev should
be kert neat aud clean. II some enterpIisDg per
were to open a bath house exclusively for the
accommodation of ladies'. we have no hesitation In
saying that it would be nsiv.y patronised. for
the bath wo old be a luxury which m,ny of them
are n w debarrsd CT. because they live In rented
houses or board ~here snch conveoiences Cannot ne
re pulary sff ,rded Frequent abIutons in the suH-
mer season essential TO he health of all classes
an IL the city had the means to snare, we should
like to see her errct a sufhciency OF bath rooms 10
some suitable locality to accommodate such classes
az could not afford to pay for baths.
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VAoATioN.-Mest OF the EchO0is Ia Tue
city have closed for the sess,n. tho westher beipe
entirely hot and Oppressive for large numnea o.
children to be kept tog-sher in q smsII room WIN
out hszsrdius their health. jefferson Ward District
School, under the management OF Mrs new. cioseo
Yesterday. to be resumed again in the course OF
few weeks. In passing along Frsnkltn 6reet we
hsvs frequently noticed the location and eoneition
OF the building In which this school is held, ano
wondered that the School ComwIttee did not pro-
cure more suitable place for it. District ss yell -
other should have play grounds for the
children attached to than, and the main room
should be OF sufficient sze admit Of free circu
ation Of air throust IL In the summer. mere hull
of house 10 worthless for any pu bene Excess
sivey hot In warm weather. as wei as disss' seaoiy
cod in winter Such 10 tbs case with Jefferson
Ward school house, where the attendance 10 very
large and the con veni-rrss none at all.
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DIED,

On the 1sth Inst. HAnAIsON BOLTON, infsnt
son OF DR.. James and AIMS N. Bolton.
The fuu.raI will take place ct bis fathers resi-
dance on Gyaoe sfreet. between 4th aud 9Th. ct 10
o,cioek A. NJ The friends and relatives OF The fsms-
" are invited to attend.
Yesterday evenips. about s.x o'csocs, WIN. ID.
gARFOOT in ths 2fth year Of his age.
The friends end &c quested TO a.
tend the funeral this evening Ct O'CLOCK rom 70
Baptist Church on Orearn Hill.
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THE LYNcHBURG CAsUALTY.-The casual.
ty in Lynchburg, by which Mr. M BOYD,
amost estimable citizen, lost his life, affords
a lesson which should be borne in mind in
all houses where gas is used. Mr. Boyd find
ing that the gas was escaping in his parlor
from lit is stated the falling of the chande
lier. entered it, followed by little servant
girl with lamp. We learn from a gentle.
man from Lynchburg, that the gas did no,
ignite upon the introduction of the lamp: the
servant being so young and low of stature.the
lamp in her hand old not reach the gas
which is lighter than atmospheric air, riser
to the ceiling, and fills room downwards.-
But after Mr. Boyd had made an effort to ad
just the cocks of the gas tubes, he took the
lamp from the girl and held it up to them to
make closer examination. The gas imme
diately ignited with an explosion, and burned
his body dreadfully, while his legs were not
so injured, and the little girl being below the
stratum of gas, was but slightly injured.
Gas has been but recently introduced into
the towns of Virginia, and the people are
comparatively but little acquainted with the
precautions necessary with regard to its use
There is no doubt but it is the safest and hes,
light used, and to avoid accidents, the sim
plest rules will suffice
When gas has escaped in room, a fact
which soon makes itself known, the doors
and windows should be thrown open and the
cocks should be tried, to see if they are
right. This can be done without the aid of a
light. fit is found that the gas still escapes
and the cause cannot be ascertained withou.
light, then the proper course is to turn off
the gas at the metre. This will of course stop
the escape ofgss, and after sufficient time for
that which had leaked out to escape, lights
may be introduced; or what is better. Won
may await daylight, which is the best kind
Of light to work with about gas.
If there is but very little gas escaped. III "a
light may be safely introduced, for the nose
viii DISCERN its presence before it will ignite.
but while person practically ACQUAINTED
with gas, may tell when it is safe to introduce
the light, others cannot, and it will be safest
always to observe the simple rules above
stated
Had they been regarded in the case of Mr.
Boyd, the life of a most useful and highly -.
spected citizen would not have been TINS
suddenly ended
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r. Add ess, JOHN CREME. JR.
o Box Sill, Richmond, Va
sEcRErARY's OFFICE BOARD OF TRADE. +,

SECRETARY'S OFFICE BOARD OF TRADE
RICHMOND Ju7e 25tb, 1855. !
At regular meeting of the Directory,
held on Wednesday. goth inst. the following pre.
snhle and resolution we're ado pied to wit:
Whereas SIR. JOHN CREME. Jr, proposes to pub
li~h weekly commercial aud financial paper in
Richmond, add ask favorable consideration of bis
enterprise by the Board of Trade
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Board q pa,
per Of such description, conducted with Industry
and judgment woald deserve the announcement of
the commercial and planting interests
Copy-Teste VIM. B. lsAACs, secy
q Editors of newspapers in Virginia and North
Carolina desiring eachange, will please give the
above an Insertion ana send copy of the pap con.
tanning same to my address. j. g. If
,9-n1t&c1t
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a.rroy L.rp.-Withina few DAYS past
several land ssIes bsv- taken place 70 HsoI, ,ep
county, by Messrs. Taylor q -, ..,s,s
= hs, PORTO Of the county lying in the immediate
yicini,y II the Williamsburg road. Ore fsrm solo
by Mre Dsndridee three years ago q 95u per sore,
brought S45 Another small farm o. 81 ac'es, nes'
since, brought SIS per acre under the hammer
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BROKEN MOkUMEsTs Ian the commit
tee on the Church Hill buryiog ground inform us
now the Fl ve six tombstones. near the Old church,
we're broksn-aod whether the tree that crushed
them was felled by their drections One OF these
stones has been Standing there for more than halt
a century and would, 10 ell probability, have stood
a century longer, but for the careessness mani
tested in cutting down tree, which tell upon and
broke Il Into pieces.
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REV: ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.

A paragraph has been going the rounds of
the papers, and been copied into this, which
states that the Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
of Bethany, in Brooke county, died in New
Orleans on the 9th ult This is mistake.
The Reverend gentleman who died was ano.
Their and different person. He was Pres
byterian Minister ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
of Bethany. the distinguished theologian, is
not only not dead, but we are glad to learn is
enjoying excellent health.
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,To.-Two white meu engaged in a

SET-TO.-IWo white meu engaged in a
hstcuff st the corner of 18th and Gary streets on
Tuesday evening last to the delight Of one or two
hundred spectators who gathered to witness the
sc.pe. and succeeded in brufsiog and cutting each
othsPs faces, 10 tho most pugilstic Just af
ter the row was ended the police officers appeared
the battle field. but the contestants had sstis 30
their animal propensities for blood letting and re-.
'lred Such scenes in the public streets of Rich.
mopd dsgrsc sful and it il matter of sorprise
citizens IN the neig borhoed of the cor ct in
stead of sauding by to witness the brutal sport did
o0h arrest the parliss or Mt least sspaIate them
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Our PLAoE.-Tbe MAYOR cave ordar,

to the Night Watch yesterday morning, that they
not 10 quit their regular service TO act a, spe.
cis constable. in cases of miademesnor by the OF
der OF any Alderman Tha Wstchmen were EN-.
poyed by the city for specific purposes ana be in.
tended that thew shond be kept those duties laid
down in the ordinance If DAY officer cannot be
fou0d, then the Alderman must use private citizen
co execute their warrants, aud not the night
dians Of the city who have a, much a. .hsy can do
f they are faithful and worthy of the trust imposed
in them
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IMPROVING Rocks section of
tn city, East of Glss creek, has been q eatly i'm.
prove wi hin the past three years. and now mr.
aots the appearance of handsome country village
We noticed, when stroliiDg through it a few d. vs.
siucs, that a new street had been opensd called
Bath st cot, running pa rsllel with the creet, and
that q long frame building wes about beirg compile.
ted, pat of " hich is designed for a bowling "a
loon and 1he remainder for bathing house. large
number of tub having been already prepared for
that purpose. These baths are to be supplied with
clear from the creek and must prove of great
convenience 20 the r@sia-r.- ~ Rockets.
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DISTRIBUTION ENTER

" lhdtNlA DlSl III bU ION EN1Ek-
PRISE!-$40A 900 REAL ESTATF-SlO Don IN
STOCK, &c; TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG
THE PEOPLE The undersigned. ivins deter
mined to move to tn. West takes this method as ID
most expedi inus to dispose of bis VALUABLE ES-
TATE, In and around the town of Liberty The
property superior advantages being situated
immediately on thu Virginia and Tenuesses RaTo ad
and In the most healthy and fertile portion of Wiz.
& mia.
Ira value and ADVANTAGES known to all W no have
travelled tn. Road, and to the pubc generally
The Distribution will be made under the superir.
tendenee of respousible Commissioners as soon Al
all. w
The Real Estate consists of that we'll kpown Tsy
srn stand. THE HOPKINS HOUSE and four other
Houses and Lots in the town of Liberty, FOUn
FARMS containing one hundred acres eaeh adj Din
log the Corporation, and lying each side OF tn e
Railroad - N
A number of FINE HORSES CATTLE, FURNI
III RE, &c. 30. Those wishing to purchase shares
N this enterprise address, VIM H. Mosby Mai
WIN W Leftwich Lynchburg; Lawyer Page, Camp
belle &. b. Luck, Richmon6; or
JESSE # HOPKINS
Liberty. Frginia.
uie of Property. iyI9-de.elt.
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NEEDS ATTENTION The east sidewalk
Of 25h street from Main ~ Grace. and The south
sidewalk of Grace from 23t TO 26!h street, needs
attention. as they both 10 bad condition, never
having been paved. At the corner OF % and
Grace the walk is rapidly becoming impossible
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New EsGIKEs.-The Projectors of the

NEW ENGiNEs.-IH6 fTUprIeIOrs OF tH6
Tredegar Works are now building a large humber
of locomotives for various sections of the country
ape are constantly receiving new orders. They
Expect To turn out in "a short lime, two beautiful
lrrIe engines for ,he Orange and AIsxand Ia Rail-
road On which Frenchs patent 10 to be thoroughly
.ested. When completed They viii attract uni.
ysrsal attention brought the South, and If the pa
,ent succeeds as WILL the inventor Is Inclined to
believe, may work complete revolution 10 rail-
rosdipg throughout the world. We noticed In the
workshops that,he boilers and other new machi-
uery for the u 8. steam friRates were rapidly
progressing and will no doubt bs completed with
10 the time agreed upon by the two contracting
parties.
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BENEFITS OF LIFE Observation-Disclosures
day the Agent for the Mutual Benefit Life ln'u.anoe
Compspy, paid snoth her loss OF geo on the LIE OF
makes over A. 900 dollars Mr. Knowles has paid in
Richmond for losses under his agency
This Company have capital of over " 600 coo, and
it's bushes. cons anty increasing in this city 1t
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TURBULENT FELLow.-Lawrence Spain,
a turbuieat fellow got himself into the cage last
Friday evening", BY being disordery in the
interrupttng he laboreTs employed by d. Wardweli
in unloading a cargo OF ice. Spain wa. once before
Rockets during rho progres. of which he h.d his
81 m broke and came near losing his life Being uu.
able give bail for his good b. havior after under.
going examination, he sent to prison by order
Vt the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-19

FATHER AGAINST CHILp.-Fdward Gal
ahsr, On aged man, Vas arraiened before the MAYOR
est-rdsy 70 answer tor abusing and thrs.tenins 10
heat his ushter Eliza, but she failed to
and testify he was DISCHARGED.