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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-08
HEALTH OF THE People AND or
FINANCES.

Very certainly yellow fever is epidemic
at Key West and its destructiyeness at forts
TAYLOR and Worth is asserted. Ordinarily
this malignant disease docs not reach the
Florida coast till late in the summer or fall,
and since the season has been extraordinary
in many aspects we should provide against
the possible appearance Of the epidemic in
this city. There are filthy drains and sew
ers and vaults and cellars everywhere, we
are told, along the Avenue. There are de-
positories for garbage from taverns and
boarding houses that will emit deadly
efiuvia and if there be idle policemen thel
should at once bestir themselves in having
nuisances abated. The bond selling bust
ness having failed and our city government
having won no profits or honors, it ma,
now render itself as useful in assuring pub
lie health as in destroying public credit an'
thus regain a share of lost public conf
dence.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-08

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-, - a 7r~sIs c1nnfV. (l1 foIor19 4-1clce4
-,is 4 erlls|r ~ holaef d t.n-l l14i -t1 fcAt1
49,, - FhkNk BROWN.
cl,.k nI.rlct Ccarl Irasl1 oo'rIE.
BFA. 8. ors,, nelatl.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-08
Directors.
FRANCIS M. BOLIN, Manager.
JOHN w. CHRISTIAN,
ALEXANDER HARRIS.

The Concert VIII be under the Imme-
date nuOeryieiOn OF Mr.. O. n. SISSON,
which VIII be = B1fncfent guaranteed
that the price paid for the ticket will
Insure the worth OF the mOney.
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Cash Awards.

Price Of Tickets Only One Dollar.
CLUB RATEs-KLEvEN TICKETS FOR TEN
DOLLARS.
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A PAMP oLEF no BE PUBLISHED
AND A GOVERNMENT SAILING
CLOSE no SHORE. ha
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DePOsItory-C. II. JOHNS & co., BanIE-
ers, Austin, Travis county, rcxas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
Al 81 40. 45a 4s c.eprtiflcatesl ururedeemed on

tai OF S4B5s45Y.46s ceTtlncaIEA uuteueciDe1 w
the 1stof January, 1876. ~
Mysebjecti In these papers has been TO gel
before The public Some yi8Es az TO tne eco
nomical condition of Virginia, which De-
Tfeye are fully warranted by the facts. fhe
statistics and figures have been taken from
the reports Of the Auditors, the census, Inc
Richmond Chamber Of Commerce, .tne los.
bacco Exchange, and The very admirable
compilation by Mr.. John OFT, secretary OF
the. Southern Fertilzing Company, IN his
circulars on the specialsies Of his business.
nthem / see DO cause for despondency--I
no reason for lack of heart or hope : but 1
do plainly discern abundant groun 1of con.
graduation to the whole community tnat
our progress is so sure, 80 permanent, ana
go steady. We are not the first people VINO
have been harried by war, as Sheridan " was
not the first torch.bearer to houses and barns.
The low. countries, generation after genera
ton. were laid waste, and the towns and VII
lagos of the Palatinate, were burned, while
10, 900 women and children were put to the
sword. In the thirty years. war whole popu-c
lations were so reduced as to be obliged 10
eat horses and dogs, and, it IL said, sometimes,
human flesh. But Belgium, Luxem oourg,1
and Germany have long been the gardens OF
Eurobe. During the wars Of the hrst Ma
poleon many parts Of France were reduced
Ia waste for lack of labor to cultivate the
lands. and during the late war vineyards ana
orchards, houses and villages, were de-
stroyed. Notwithstanding this, France IS
10. day without scar to show she ever felt
a wound, and her teeming industries are
rapidly more than replacing the loss OF The
last few years. ID. L. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20

A COMPLIMENT TO TIE POPULAR CLERK OF
THE House OF DELEGATEs.-In front OF the
Sneaker sits the Clerk of the House. Next
to the speakership, and possibly equal to it
10 importance, this Office ranks. Bigger is
equal and more to its duties. He has quick
eye and delicate ear, and clear, ringing
voice, and q good memory, and perfect
knowledge Of the rules of the House. He
can call the names Of 1872 members, note the
"ayes" and "noes," count, verify, and an
nounce the result, whilst any ether man
would be clearing his throat to begin. An
efficient Speaker and prompt Clerk cannot
be oyerestimated in speedy and orderly
dispatch of business. 1t is no empty fat.
terry nor false compliment when | say the
present House has both. NJ" OF Ler'ng-
ton Gazette. ....
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The Presidential Responsibility.

The following communication is like the
voice of an ambassador from the fathers oil
the Republic. 1t is instructive and interest.
ing. 1t clearly establishes the responsibility
of the President for the acts of his ministers
and agents in the discharge of the Executive
duties OF the Government. Indeed, the re-
sponsibiity of the President under our
form of Government is distinguishing fea-
ture OF repubiicanism in comparison with
klngly government. In the monarchy the
royal council of ministers are made the
scape-goat for the King whenever the
measures of government fail or meet the
disapprobation of the popular branch of
legislation or of the people,. e., this is the
case in limited or quasi constitutional mon
arches with an elective house of lsw.mak.
err. The monarehical principle holds that
The King can do no wrong; but the repub-
aican principle holds the head of the Govern.
ment directly responsible for violations of
law and errors Of judgment in the admins.
tratlon of the Government. &.
Its with reference to this very point that
this paper has frequently called the public
attention to the fearful indication OF the ten
tiency to l5yalty-or arbitrary rule-seen in
the disposition of partisan leaders to shield
the President Of the United States by throw.
irg the responsibility for wrong and even
for usurpatlon upon others, The President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
For sale by J. T. ELLYsoS g. Co.

"NoT AFRAlD."-Loulsiana is not afraid"
whatever fate betide her. Even if she is to
be provincialized by new provisional 60.
yernment she will be better off than under
the expensive deIusion of so-called self
governmental which she has been forced to
submit for years. What she wants is to get
rio of that unh0iy commerce betwixt cor
ruptiGn aud ignorance by which her ruin has
been accomplished. But even when she
complained most loudly of oppression she
has shown no fear of her oppressors. The
mailed hand upon her shoulder and the bayo-
net.pointed arguments directed against her
breast have prevented the assertion of her
inalenable rights; but the resistless force
they represent has not caused her dark eye
TO quail or her, firm nerves to tremble. She
has despised the wrong-doer when she could
not prevent the wrong, and even when the
clouds were darkest her faith has pierced the
gloom to catch bright revelations of the
Angel of DeliYerance.-Nelo Orleans Times,
1GM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
A Reservation for Blacks.


A notable incfsent in congressional pro-
ceedIngs last week was the presentation OF q
petition, signed by some three hundred ne
croes, asking that's portion, of the territory
of the United States In the ,south.oF South
west be set apart for their exclusive ~use''
with protection similar TO that now gwen
several tribes Of Indians! '1
How far this movement has the favor OF
the negroes we cannot say, but it certainly
suggests the best way to promote the bappl'
ness ofiboth the white and black races ana
for the preservation Of the peace, prosperity,
aud dignity of this Union. Since the act OF
abolition of slavery we have frankly declared
that the separation Of the races was. neces'
sary TO the welfare of both, and especially TO
the preservation of peace and order. =. =
The anti slavery leaders Of the North were
before the war, of this opinion. 1t will De
remem 5ered that the Hon. A. Fl. H.STUART
in his famous speech at the opening. OF the
last election, campaign proved this by nu'
merous quotations from the speeches of those
lenders. They were right. Two distinct
racesLone superior and one inferior-cannot
live together In peace upon footing OF po-
litical quality. This fact will force Itself
noon this nation. Nature is stronger than
human government. '.'. ..... :,
In Governor KEMPER's message appeared
striking sentence, epigraTmmn1atlcaliy
phrascd. 1t was that political equality (oe'
tween white and black) was settled fact,
and social equality settled imposslbiiity.
We hold that political equality is impossible
where social equality cannot exist. NoitWo
races between whom there is bar to inter-
marriage can live together in the same COM
munity upon any Kind Of equality whatever.
Let the statesmen and philosophers consider
it however much, and they cannot see how
il is possible. Natural distinctions and aver
,ions cannot be eradicated. Subordination
must be the fate of the inferior race wher-
ever it is 10 community with superior one.
Peace and ciyiliz ltion are not maintainabe
on any other basis.
We are the earnest friend of the African.
No person would do more for his content
ment and progress. 1t is for the sake of the
NEGROES that we would separate them
from the whites as we'll as for the sake
Of the whites. There can never be peace in
This land without it. We are no prophet,
and speak only from indisputabe facts when
we say that the day is not distant when this
nation will find that separation Of the races
is national necessity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20

SEND FOR SHERlDAN.-In his sermon last
Sunday Rev. T. De WITT TALMAGE, speak
ing to New York people, said:
"There are In this cluster of cities-I
mean New York, Jersey City, and Brook.
lyn-there are 100000 people jammed to-
gether in tenement-houses, with no oppor-
tunity for seclusion or decency; and do you
wonder that so many Of them forget the COW
enant of their God1 Forty aud fifty fami-
lies sometimes crowded together under one
roof. One hundi ed and seventy thousand
families living il $1,000 houses. This tene'
ment- house outrage is more terrible than
anything to be found in all Chr;sttndom,
putting out of sight almost the Londo Q slo'
ries of St. Giles ard Whilechapel. those
tenement-houses are he hopper for the mlll
that Is grinding up the bodies and souls OF
men and women and little children"
If it were only Louisiana how SHERIDAN
would glory in manufacturing lying tele-
grams on the subject. There are more peo-
pie GU, Of employment In New York city
alone than in all Louisiana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
total amount pdIu. 3'2VV'00V
Balance cash on hand. 35s,2o3

This surplus could be appropriated TO- the
sinking fund commissioners, 10 be by them
applied to the purchase OF bonds or the out
Standing certificates for unpaittwo per cent.
interest for the last three years.
There have been Sl,S2S, 724.4S OF these
certificates issued. They have been selling
from thirty cents down to twelve cents.
II the sinking fund could retire them ut
an average price of 90 cents the above sur
plus would purchase 3l,79G.265 in the first
year, and leave only $50, 59.4S outstanding.
To these must be added the two per cent.
certificates for 1915, S46o, 00o--making to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
DEATHS.

Died, on Tuesday the 9th instant, ut twenty
minutes past O'Clock, Hiss MARY MESCO, in
the twenty eighth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place TOMORROW
Thursday MORNING at O'Clock. from ST. Ma
rvs church. The frlen = and acqualn'ances are
tice. ~"
Died. Tuesday morning, January 10, 1879.
FRANCIS GRAY, infant s1n of Albin l.. and Bell
j. Shepherds; aged one NORTH and seventeen days;
EVENING at 8 O'CLOCK, from his fathers resi-
dapcc, No. Al south Ninth street. The friends OF
the family are Invited TO attend without further no.
ticc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20

The NEW SENATOR FROM MlssoURI.-Gene-
raj Francis NJ. Cockrell, who has been NOM
mated by the Democratic caucus OF the Mis-
souri, Legislature as the successor OF Senator
Sburz, is in the prime of life. and man OF
fine ability. He was a brigadier-general in
the Confederate army, was with General
Hood in his Tennessee campaign, and was
wounded in the battle of Franklin. He IS
regarded as man Of discretion, prudence,
and moderation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
GRAND GIFT DRAWING.
CAsH-FoRTUNES-1,190 SOLID GIFTS.
s36O,OOO. =

CAsH-FORTUNES-1,19 100 SOLID GIFTS.
100000.
Capital gift, $4,000. Smallest Gift, S65. Ele-i
CANT chromos with tickets, 90 each. No discounts.
Drawing at the Opera-House, PATTERSON, n. j.,
positively on FEBRUARY 22D. Full mercantile
value for every dollar Invested and an equal chance
in the drawing. Circulars free. Order promptly.
TRUsTEEs.-Dr. 5. Daily, James Osborn, George
W. Pollock. E
BoAPD OF REFERESCE.-W. X. Lothrop Gins.
Pres.l No. 1S4 Broadway, n. Y; j. G. Todd pres.
Todd & Rafferty, Manufacturing Company, No. 10
Barclay street, n. Y; David Henry tmembcr OF
Assembly,; aud A. A. Hopper crreasurer city,,
Paterson, n. j. 1th
Official list OF drawn numbers mailed % all persons
who cannot attend In person Address orders ana
business communications 70 the managers New
York Office, GEORGE A. RAYMOND,
Northwest corner of Broadway aud Park Place,
ta-o0ars New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
DLANTERy WAREHo UsE.-.Toc, ~,

pLANTERs' WAREH0 UsE.-.To~ ~,
\ = . sMBAcc9n1 g LOUISA, sP0rsyf
,GgEyLEMEN,-I propose Opening g.,
Fredsrck Hall LQufss, In the large and com, ne at
GUS building lately occupied by Messrs o"tiod-
hettlass lseEnan4 GO, LOOSE T0BACf,0 VI
HOUSE for the sale Of and priziHg hose t,is,aiE-
These warehouses have proven by erpe rsnca
gu To add oharsl s ~
aerssteu In sontnside Virginia and me toiscc "a
growing counties of North Carolina ,vba rnaG eco
are s 70 De f o, very numerous and popular eS
only OF men who VIII be Accommodating az yGnen'
70 business and the use Of money 10 nrn AZ
10Y ialr price Tor your tobacco, together VIII IRE
ksndness OF lhs Chesapeake and Ohio R.sI,dnIss
SS3smpany Id allowing me 70 carry buyers fySana
hichmopd NJ fare 10 make this psyfno s ,,om
prise to you and myself, ,.s,r.y e S~Sf-
/, X propose ~ have REGULAR sALY-pAYs zod M,
nave them as often as yon III Ill MY warehms. IN
vii vii name THURSDAY the 2Sth January 10 have ,s
nrat sale VIII You I'll my warehouse on the S1ts
instant? prefer small parcels from isrg. n I'm
per 10 order That no one shall run any ri.k Al w.,
ar. DAVID lsEMAS viii receive your ,ob,c.,
and care for It. Respectfully, ''"acco
ia 20-2t -------ao-@'-ess.R n. WHIT o,.,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20

Twelve millions for whiskey spent 10
Virginia aunually-a "glorious old State !"
which is too poor to pay two millions an
nually Of its just debts!
A man that has ten thousand dollars
worth Of property can't pay fifty dollars of
taxes! What insufferable nonsense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
for two days was granted to Dir. VIM.
pIScEn-

Senate bill transferring to the Commission
ers of the Sinking Fund certain bonds OF
the Commonwealth received by the Auditor
OF Public Accounts in equitable settlement
of claims in favor of the Commonwealth
under section "a of chapter 40 of the Code
of 1873.
House bill to amend the law in relation to
killing wild fowl aud the catching thereof in
nets and traps; and motion to reconsider
was made and passed by.
TIE GENERAL ROAD Law
was taken up at O'Clock 2. ID. and con-
sidered until adjournment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20

ILLNESS OF SAMUEL w. Nc DoNALD.-The
relatives of Samuel w: Mcdonald In this
city received q telegram last night from his
mother, Mira De Speyer, who had arrived at
the residence of her son, in Terre Haute,
Iud. The dispatch announced that MIR. Me-!
Donald's health was improving. - Baltimore
91ru 10Th 1870
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
EXACTLY The New York Tribune thus
spcaks 10 the Republican Congress:

eco Oh. if you choose, and complete the
Outrage. Sanction all that the President has
done. Seat Pinchback and thank Sheridan
rhe people will settle with Kellogg and all
The rest of you by-aud-bye. Meanwhile The
report of the subcommittee passes into bis.
tory as the most terrible indictment ever
brought against any political faction by its
own members, and there are many OF you
who will read in it the death.warrant of the
Republican party"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20

John G. Whittier, the distinguished Mas
sachusetts poet, has written letter on the
Louisiana question, in which he says: " re-
gard Government interference with Legis-
Iature of State as ill-adviscd and very dam
oerous." .....-...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20

How Grant listens to sermon: Grant
!" seemed to take it as COW DIES north
easter-auietly and patiently"
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Assembly IF Virginia.
TUESDAY,, January Dsls75.
SEN ATE.

The Senate met at - NJ, Lieutenant-Go-
werner W1THERs In the chair. Prayer by
Rev. DR.. Preston, Of the Presbyterian
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOa SAFE
S-aLc
,, ON. FAIR TERMS.

y.
TIE subscribers, wishing 20 retire f,o,, :,
WHGtESAtE FASCY, GOODS AND SOTJHtrS S
BUSINESS 10 devote themselves exclusively W :,
pose of their stock Of GOODS on hard STmp pa,-
FIXTURES, and LEASE OF WAREHo;Isgg h r..
favorable terms, TO parties Wishing 10 emb,-I On
already well-estab kbed business The w ',shn ~ an
situated on Main street, In the btst position in r.
city. Is 100 feet deep, basement and Nv, ar r..e
the second floor Is 100. and third so feel d,c,
Thus Is afforded house In which The whole.,I.
fancy goods and notion business can he prnsfcniet
OH as large scale as desired, or large conisna
wholesale dry goods and notion business can H.
Such an opportunity rarely offers Itself IN tho.
wishing to enter into mercantile pureuIi, fnr nr
curing weIl-knoHn and established business and
business-stana. '"- ""
Arrangements may be made with ~ Y, y,Ie,,iro
to remain with new firm until late In the snr,nS
season. ..las-.. .... f'"e
The terms OF the lease are favorah'c,
Parties desiring further information can urocp-e
1t BY addressing US, .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
DHSSOEBTTONS IL PARTNERSHIps
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

We have formed co-partnershp under the name
aud style of ANDERSON q JOHNSON FOR the
purpose of conducting the WOOD and COAL
BUSINESS III all It's branches, 10 date from Jsuu.
airy lst, 1875, Mr.. John j. King, Of the fri Of
Anderson & King. retiring from said business. We
ask the patronage Of our friends and those OF An.
derson & King, and promise 10 use our best excr-
tions TO supply our patrons at all times with the
best OF fuel; one of the firm giving that his Special
attention. II. L. ANDERSON
: = ~. -a 81. cADMUS &. JOHNSON
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RICHMOND, January IA, 1875.

In retiring from the Wood and Coal business
desire to thank my friends for the Patronage ell
tended TO Anderson & King, and take pleasure In
recommending to my friends the concern OF An
derson & johnson. Having been connected IN
business with Mr.. Anderson for over four years,
and having known Mr. Johnson for long time.
am confident that they will give their pslrgn. en-
tire Satisfaction. JOHN }. KING.
RICHMOND. January IA. 1875. II I6.lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
UNION BANK OF RICHMOND, !

UNION BANK OF RICHMOSD,l
January II, 1915.
NOTICE..-An adjourned meeting OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS of this bank will take
ulace on THURSDAY Next. the 21st instant, at
81 O'Clock 2. NJ, in the rooms over the FIRST Ma
liOual Bank. JAMES MlLLER,
: 1, s.td Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
MEETINGS..

OFFICE RIC1I!dOND RAILWAY COMPANY,}
RICiEIoSD, January l6, 1875.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held In their Office.
on Leigh rest. On MONDAY the 18th day OF
February, 1873. y. HALDfOf,
/. S.rd Secretiry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20

TIME LADIES OF LEIGH-STREET
BApTISr CuU RGH will have q SUPPEKlin
the basement OF the church EGildlug on THURS.
DAY EyESiSG. january alse. rich Blu o.
faraWM be provided. Coms an2 test H. q :,
the poor.s,} - s., ltt..s ia 2o-2t !!
DOCKING LESSONS.--Any person COM
I'D petent and willing to give lessons In BOSlNG
viii please address "BoxiNG," Dispatch once.
js 20-lts
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NJ. S. VALENTINE x co.

3 lSlo MAIN Stretf, richmond. Va.
n. BIN view Of the contemplate d change In our
business. as stated above we row offer srccal In.
ducements to fhe trade In supplying Themselves
with goods In our line, and Invite city and country
merchants TO avail themselves OF these Induce.
lnents ia lS-1wl Ms. VALENTINE & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20
ROOTS, SHOES, &c.

A LARGE AND ENTIRELYuSFl
"A NEW STOCK OF BOOTS, SnOES.RMA
INKS, VALlSES, SArCHkLS,3 ~
STRAPS, OVER-GAITERS. aud RUB
Der BOOTS and SHOES. just openetat
j. A. GRlGI'S, 1enth and Sla!n.,
Call and examine my WALKING SHOES FOX
and CLOTH CATERS, for ladies, At $3.50.
In o. IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-20

DENEWAL OF LIMITED PARTNER.
IL SHIP.-CHA2LES ID. HILL and CHARLES
Il. SKINKER, Of the city Of Richmond, In The
state of Virginia, and GuSTAYCS ODER, JOHN
X OBER, and ROBERT ODER, OF the city Of
Baltimore, in the State of Maryland, who are there
associated under the drm Of q. ODER sons,
have THIS DAY RENEWED THE LIMITED CI-PART-
NERSiIIP HERETOFORE FORMED 81 THEM on The
ST day Of January, 1872, aud which expired by
Limitation December 31st, 1874, fora further pc
Rod OF five years, and TO expire on the 3lst of lE-
cember, 1879, for the purpose OF conducting
GENERAL COMMISSION and G2OCfRl BCsl-
ness In the city of Richmond. Va, under the hrm
OF HILL & SkINkER.
Charles ID. Hill and Charles r. Skinker are tie
general partners, and Messrs. GuStayus Ober, John
4. ODER, and Robert Ohcr. under the firm oi IL
ODER & SONS. are special partners.
The sum of forty thousand dollars has been put
into the partnership by &. Ober sons.
GSIgnedl CHARLES -. HILL,
CHARLES X. SIMMER.
General partners.
GUSTAVUS DEER,
JOHN X ODER,
per G.. ODER, attorney,
ROBERT ODER,
per G.. Ober. attorney,
Special partner.
composing firm Of q. cher & sons.
January 1st, 1875.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMoSD-to VII !:
!, Charles u. Williams, notary public Tor ne
ely aforesaid, in the Stale of virginia, DO ctTWy
that Charles ID. Hin this day personally app"aru
before me, in my said city. ana made OATH mat
Messrs. G. ODER Sons, OF the city or Baltimore III
the State Of Maryland, have actually paid INTO Inc
general partner. the OF forty thousand dollars
as special partners therein.
) Given under my hand this 1st day of January,
1876. GsignedI CHARLES u. VILLA III;
/, O. a;fEtW'5w Notary Public.