davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-23
ward in condemning the selection as an
exceedingly poor one, because of the pc
culiar unlitncss of the appointec for the
grave and responsible trust.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune relates the
following incident as indicative Of the
programme laid down by the Demo !
Gratis to be carried into effect when the
Bourbons obtain full control of the
Government:
Not long ago Southern gentleman
in an ungdarded momont, said to a
Republican Senator:
lfthe Democrats get into power,
they are going, TO do lour things:
First-We she't.. repudlate the
Northern debt; VIC are not going to
help pay for heating the ramrod that
has burnt our backs. z -
r. Sccond-Ne are going to make the
north pay for cotton to the amount
of 100000, 900, which was taken
from the south at the close of the
war.
Third-Wc are going to tax the
north to pay for the refunding OF the
3 per cent. cotton tax.
Fourth arc going to levy a
i poll tax OF from S25 to $50 on every
1 negro in the South; and we are going
:. to make the negroes pay this as q
partial compensation to the South for
). emancipation. Negroes do not under
J stand what it is is to be free; they do
J not deserve their freedom.
Democratic politicians, north and
: south, are too cunning to attempt
anything like the above at present
They only control one house o.
: Congress, and are now on their goot
= behavior, but they propose to move
in that direction as fast as they cal
's without running the prospects ofthei
L party. The departments, the commits
'c sions, ,'and the files Of both houses ar,
a crammed with southern claims whic|
already aggregate many millions, tn
claimants are all ingrained rebels, ant
u did their best to destroy the Cover
y nment, but they are intensely "loyal'
IN now and are ready to shout for the sol
cs flag" uphold the constitution and tax
c. the last dollar in the treasury.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-23

By mail, per year dn ndvancc), postpaid. -. / G5
s.n6 OF four lin advancc). postpaid ....... 800
EiuD o. Ten On advance), postpaid Ia So
Club oftwehty dn advance), postpaid % 10
zone FREE copy wsth-eycry club Of twenty
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-23

pnNTAGp The new postage law took effect
WI nuut LIST day ofJantary, A. u. ls7::.
be paid at the Office whcrethcy are mailed
Money can be sen. by draft, ,lneney-order, cx-
press, Or registered letter, at our risk.
Special arrangements made with country pub
iishcrs for clubbing with their publica,iorE.
SAMPLE COPIES FREF
Address
INTER-OCEAN,
ITO Lake ST., Chicago.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-23
The Daily Press andsDakotaian
Fifteen years ago, on the Goth inst,'
the South Carolina legislature passed the
secession ordinance.

Information has been received by the
director of the mint that five hundred
tons Of ore day is being hoistcd through
the shaft OF the Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
Ritter Murmuring.

We have spoken of the patience OF the new
York Times with the blsckguard policies Of
the Radical administration and BuILERlTEs,
bow hopefully the Times only knows; but
we are sure it must have been overwhelming
and unlimited But all the anxcty-all the
remonstrarees of the Times have been an
availiag. We may imagine with what pain
and modification it indited the following
parsyrapb, fall Of. disappointment ana des'
pasr. Read it. We copy it from the Times
of Monday: =. 1t.-' .~
~The.eninent Statesman and hrs folioW'
ers. to whom the Republican party owes tue
wsssace Of this bill in the House, now nave
4 in view to press 3 bill asthorlzlng Inc fresi'
dentto break up the Arkansas stsae govern
rnett, pnd to install Mr. Brooks as the TO-
| werner Of that State. We see no reason
wby stslis should not be done. 1t would he
a. Dertf ctly.inoperatiee measure. 10 violation
of the Constitution, edisgrace to those who
votet for It, and an edded burden to the Re
publican party. But SO was the force pill,
an.ss,o to a great extent was the c1Vil.rlSnFs
biu And when eur & leaders reap where
they have sown csa they not throw all the
bisne on the newspapers, and die happy II
4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
Tks I,axKll.

The tax.bIl was laid on the table In the
FScnste on Monday night on motion OF mr.
|xosEs-ayes, 80; noes, 50. Mr.. JoHSsroN,
Of Virginia, had previously got an amend
enent adopted excepting tobacco already
manufactured from the operation OF the
bill-ayes, %; noes, sS:
AYES .-Mcssrs. AIcorp, Bayard, Brgy, Clayton,
conovrr Davis, Dennis, Eaton. Goldthwatte, Cor
dun. Hamilton Of Maryland, HAMILTON OF Iexas,
johnston, Jones. &eIy, Logan, hlct reery. Merrl-
mon, Norwood, Pease. Ransom, SALISBURY, Sner,
man, Steve nson, stewart, stockton, thurman, anu
NOE s.-Messrs. Allison, anthony, Foreman,
Boutwell,. Cameron, Chandler, Cragin, Edmunds,
Ferry OF Michigan, Flanagan. Frrlinghuysen,
HamlIn, Howe, Mitchell, Morrill, of Maine. Nor
rIlI OF Vermont, tEesby, Piatt Ramsey, Robert
son. Sargent, Scott, spencer, Washourn, Window,
and Wright-26.
Mr.. CAMERON said this amendment
killed the bili He wanted the country to
know how it was done. 1t was done by the
weak kneed Republicans helping the Demo.
Gratis. He was panied that his party friends
had voted in this manner, merely to gain a
little temporary popularity. 1t would do
them no good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

An UNREcoNsTRUcrED CLRRGYAAN.-The
Albany J0urncl relates little incident COM
municated to it the other day by distin-
guished citizen Of this State, who vouched
for it's entire accuracy. A friend of the gen.
tleman alluded to lately spent Sunday In
Richmond, Va, and, being church-soing
man, attended divine service. The clergy
man under whose ministrat;ons be sat STAR
tied his ears and reused bis indignation by
including in one Of his prayers this signifi-
caot petition: "God bless our whole COUP
try-fron, the Potomac TO the Guf"-Ne,c
York Times.
That Clergyman has doubtless continued
to use form which he first employed du.
ring the existence Of the Conlederacy. We
venture to guess that he would be as much
surprised and amused mot mortified at ally
as anybody else would be if he were told,
"Thou art the man, o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
General Assembly Of Virginia.
TUESDAY, March 2, 1875.
.cryNy MN

TUESDAY, March 2, 1875.
SENATE.
Lieutenant. Governor THOMAS in the chair
No PRAYER.
The PREsIDEHTealled attention to the read
ing of the journal of the Senate of yesterday
in which the vote on the passage of the bill
In relation to holding courts in the Second
judicial circuit was announced to the Senate
ayes, 1G; noes, (no quorum); when the
vote was recOrdeG-ayes, 16; noes, 6 Ia quo
rum). The bill had, therefore, passed.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. PRIDEMoRE, from the Committee or
General Laws, reported House bill for the
protection Of sheep lin the county of Rock
ingham. ...r
Senate bill to amend section II Of chapter
80 of the Code, &c, for the protection o.
game. .... liz
Senate bill to prohibit the appropriation O.
more than $4,000 in any one year to the State
library. -.. g..
senate bill to authorize the Governor te
| furnish small arms 10 certain institutions oil
I learning, &c. ... ...e.
| tMr. HUNDLEY. fros, the Committee on
County, City, and Town Organizations, re.
| ported with amendments House bill to pro.
vide - charter for the city OF Petersburg.
INTRODUCED A*sD REFERRED.
by Ar. EUBANg : Petition of G.. Sitting.
| ton, praying reltcf. sc,
[ by DIR. MoFPEIr: A resolution request
| ing the <Governor to retslrn 10 the Senate a
| bill to amend and reenact sections l, 2, and
g of an yet passed April a. kS7e, for the as
sessment. levy, and collection of taxes.
Agreed to. ......'. ....-
BY Dir. TAYLOR /: A bill to authorize the
appointment OF an additional commissioner
iE .chancery for the city OF Alexandria.
Ey Mr. LILLIAN: A memorial Grom the
British ASSOCIATION Of Virginia in reIation
| TO appointing an ambassador to Europe in
the interest of immigration.
! BY Dir. 'PRIpsAoRE: A bill to incaep orate
! the Marion and Jefferson Turnpike Com pa.
ny, ia The county Of Smytb.
SICK.
Mr.. GRMsLEY announced that the senator
from Fredericksburg, Mr.. HRsNDos, was de-
tanned a1om bis scat BY sickness.
County, OFFICERS.
On notion of Mr.. HUNDLEY, Senate bill to
prescribe che duties compensation, and Iis-
-bifities, De. of county officers, was taken I'D,
she question being On the passage Of the bill.
Inc vote being taken by ayes aed noes,
Sood-ayes. IL; noes, 10.
The CHAIG announced that the bill had
,fanad for want Of . constitutional majority.
1Ar. RAGLANB moved to reconsider the vote
by ahich the bill bad been defeated. Agreed
10,
On motion of Mr.. RAaLisD, the bill Was
then assd on the table.
PASSED.
House bill to incorporate the Northamp.
too Land Association was taken up out of
Its order on the calendar and passed, with
amendments.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Senate bill prescribing general provisions
q relation to commissioners OF the revenue
md the assessment Of taxes on persons, pro-
oerty, income, license, &C., being the untin-
shed business Of February Goth, was taken |
ID. discussed, amended. and tinaily ordered |
Q be engrosscd and read third time.
THE PETERSBURG CHARTER.
afr. HUSDLEY moved to take up the bin TO
rovide charter for the city Of Petersburg.
agreed TO.
Ir, ALLAN called for The reading Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
Radical Desperation.

That vicegerent of the Devil, BsT1ea, is
working desperately for the passage of the
"force bill" A Washington letter.writer
says that bis visits to the Senate chamber
have resulted in scheme by which it will
be attempted to force the "force bill"-
force is the order Of the day--upon the coun.
Try by attaching it to the sundry civil appro.
pfiatIon. bill. MORTON, 1t was said, would
yesterday move it as an amendment to that
b''l. ar course, The Dem ncrats would be
Ce WAC awake 10 any such Yllllinous scheme
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
nEATHs.

Died. On the 2sth February, Of pnea IN ina:
FRAN ALtN EAs1ON ALLEN OILY sen VI months m
and .wspty-six days. H..
80 fades The loTely. blooming flower
80 EsaiI, smiRug seIaee OF an honr; ---.-"--' "'>
So soon our transient comfor ny,
And pleasure ouly blooms 70 oiel
Is there no kind, no beali ng art,
To sooIhe the anguish OF the hearth
Spirit OF grace. be ever uiPn
1hy comforts are not made 10 ore
| Let gentle pasence smile on pain,
Til dying hope revives again;
| Hone w,pe, the tear from sorrnW,5 eye: r....
| And faith points upward 10 the sky.
The funeral took place from the residence OF ms
| prandmother Mrs. A. NJ. Tomliusen) on honoa1'
March LIST. r.: y -s.a 't"
| MED. a. his residence, "Oak HIM. Cumberlsnd
conniT' Va. OF consumption, february 80, 1872 20
| JANIS ID. SCOTT, formerly OF Richnono' III tne
afty-second year Ut bis age.
Died, on Tuesday evening. March Sd, Mrs. Susan A.,
p RATES Ielict OF the ate Charles batcs' III 'he
| sixty-1fth year of Der sge. 1900 INV ,.ta resi.
Her funeral will take place from her iaIe til
dence No. 400 east CLAW street THIS WednesaIds
AFTERNOON, March Sd. at 4 O'CLOCK En-. ae ss
| friends and those Of her brother saihuet A =
| respectfully invited TO atleno.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
=. ,ni.. which might, we 81. uld think, be just

"a this, which might, Wesn'Iuia tnlph, NC ''''
,as ensily talkedte death Is aay-esheF.-,'-'.---
Exactly what relarte isto be placed upon
this statement we DO not know. The reauer
yill have to look to the kilograms ZOE
further infoymat on the subject. Ger
,ainly any .cheme which would render the
passage of the force bill even possible wou'a
be entirely csnsonant with the desires Oh
GRANT. He Is fixed in the purpose OF COM
neIIing the 1873 electoral votes of the South
to he pspes. TO ,,fmseif-the executive head
OF what We may most truthfu'ly style 'ne
RsJca Government of the United States.
| Thsnk God! we are very near the pc
rioa--the very hour-which. will END I'M
measures that are devised by the worst party
ever known in this country for the prolong
4 sfion Of its power. ....... ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

NE DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTORS.
of every size, imported from England, and sold
at MEADE & BAKERS drugstore
DITMAN'S SEA SALT, in rs and soc. packages
Sold at MEADE j. BAKERS drugstore.
: CHARCOAL BISCUIT and for the
relief and cure Of foul breath, heartburn. and dys-
pepsia. Sold ut MEADE C BAKERS drugstore.
CUTLER'S POCKET ISlI ALERS afford prompt
relief 10 sorethroat bronchitis and catarrh. Sold
al MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALE. ALUM and K1NO LOZ-
ENGES, aud CHLORATE OF POTASH LOZ-
ESGES, for coughs, colds and sorethroat. Sold al
I'm MEADE & BAKER'S drugstore,
.felO '-' as-' 919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
MARRIAGES.

Married. in this city, on the 2sth OF February
W0RMLEY TO Miss CHARLOTTE SlVITEk' ;
both or this city.
Married, on the ?lddnliimo, By fhe Rev DIT. wal;
Mr.. RIGHARD JORDAN. or Richino cdIt ahu
Miss L u az, GILL; formerly 2r neass copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

@- FEBRUARY Is, 1876.
More btr9ains In Is.
TOWELS,
TABLF-LINEN,
SHFETISGS.
NAPKINS,
sPkING AND SUMNER DREss-aoODs.
T. r. PRICE CO.
are still selling wonderful bargains in LINEN
GOODS: Winter. spring and summer DRESS
GOODS, &C. ;also, BLACK and COLUhED SILKS.
just received.
IRISH LINENS.
. BALMORALS,
kID GLOVES flor Ladies and Gentlemen,
BLEACHED con TONS,
CITTGS SHEETINGS,
PILLOW-COrTOE,
BsD-BLASkET>, &C.. &C. fe 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

Among the many bargains TO be had are y ~ =
LIGHT MEDIUM MOURNING PRINTS and
PERCALES; ~ 'sat y -
LINEN and ToN,DIAPERs; .i-aHf, ,
PLAID and SAINSo0K MU3LIS5; ~ -.
STRIPED, COLORED, and BLACK SILKS very
BLACK ALPACAs at 25c. and Hp; .5RE.lj
PURE MOHAIR at soc. worth 81; = cs.aH ~.
TABLE DAMASK at Soc, 75c., and u worth
75c. IL. and 81. 25 per yard; y,t ..t.l :.
BLEACHED and BROWN SHiRTINGS, SHEET
INGS, PLAIIS. &C., very low, ~. -. -
MARSEILLES and BRIDAL QUILTS at 1926,
az, and 50 so, and al IS worth 80; L.
SHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLANKETS, and CAR
PETS very cheap TO close them out;
TOWELS at Ike. worth 20c, at rs worth Acc.
apiece; -
SPRING CAssIMEREs for men and boys wear,
very low; .a-sl aE.
GENTLEMEN's UNDERsHlRTs and DRAW
.ERS at ~ for the set worth 81; .. --a.-Es.
Also, a very cheap line Of CAMBRlO EDGINGs
and lNSERTINGS, CREPE Wells, SASH, RiR-
BONS, SILK SCARFS and MUFFLERs, PORTE-
MONNAIES, HOSIERY, HANDKERCH1EFS,
CORSET S, sHIRT-BUsOMS, WHITE SHIRTS,
&C.. Sc.
large assortment and cheap;
Just opened another large lot of the best PACIFIC
LAWNS at I2kc. worth zoe yard.
NovIis your chance TO get cool dress at srasa
price. 4 ..si.. -.-; ..,... .......-- ..s,.
For full particulars OF the above, call at ... -..
WILLIAM, THALHIMERS,
mil Col Broad street corner Of Sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

rO-PARTN ERSHip.- have this day adj
" mitted into partnership with me JoHN~ bow
ERS, DR.. h. Men. Bow SRS, and JOHN !. STEVEN
SON. The business will hereafter be conducted I'M
der the name aud style OF JOHN BOWERS, SONS
& CO. .. .e' - ..sr...u. ".s
respectfully solicit continuance OF the patron
age so literally bestowed upon me heretofore oy
my old patrons and the public generally. .fI
Ny personal attention will be given to the buSl-
Of the firm diligently AS 1t has been hereto
fore given when the business was conducted unCer
my own name
special attention will be given TO Plumbing,
Timing, Gas aud Steam Fitting, and furnishing
families with house: furnishing goods.
Country merchants are respectfully invited to
give The new hlm call. JOHN BOW ERS.
Iron Block, Governor street.
RICHMOND, March l. 1875. Inh l-1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

The Educational Journal for March is q
very goad No. The editors seem to under
stand their business thoroughly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

T sYCLE BROTHERS ( 'af.. .s.
Gall special attention to The following
h. >.3ai GOODS t-i-tH. 70
which they have just received: .,..
25 eases BLEACHED COTTON-all The beet-
known biands-at the lowest market prices;
so pieces BROWN and BLEACAED SHEET
lNGs to be sold very low; M...'
so bales BROWN sRtRTINGs at nanufactureEs'
price; -@i- .t5 T.. .tttG, @t1 iM -~ aay 3
100 pieces SOFT. FINISH CAMBRIcs At lac.
worth 26c. per yard; .'1~A $50
A large lot go ooo yards) REMNANTS OF AN
DROsCoGGIN, FRUIT-oF-THE-LOOM,
WAMsUTTA, NEW YoRK MILLS, and TUs-
CARoRA, to be sold astonishingly low TO CLOSE
them out 4; .'
&c, 900 yards REMNANTS OF IRISH LINENS at
q great sacriace-.be tier call at once.
To our full stock Of SPRING DRESS GOODS we
are adding now all the latest styles and shades
which can he found in the market
LONDON sUlTINGs and WAsH-PoPLINs at
reduced prices; ..- .a
large stock OF MOURNING GOODS;
Special inducements in BLACK ALPACAs at all
prices;
/ 900 CORsETS at 5Oc.-the best in the world;
1000 yards CAMBRIA EDGINGS and INSERT
INGS at less than importers price;
Large stock Of KID GLOVES;
HANDKERCHIEFS. plain and nbroidered;
NECK-SCARF5;
RIBBONS, 10 all shades and widths; -
j. HOSIERY;
LISEN.COLLARS and CUFFS,
and a good many other goods too numerous to
mention.
Call ut once and be satisfied that you get your
moneys worth 1t SYCLE BROTHERS.,
-... 429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth.
Goods sent all over the country. G. y. D. or on
receipt of the money. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

~ r. Il. PRICE u co. have opened
this morning, by steamer.
NEW SPRING MEDIUMSPRISTs,
NEW WHITE-GRCUND Prints,
PEBCALEs and CAMBRlCS,
CoTToS CAMBRiCS, .-...s
EUFFLINGs, CoRsETS. m
MOURNING GOODS, In
BoMBAzINE CLOTHS, TAMIsE,
IMPERATRICE, MOHAIRS, ALpACAs,
REPS, DELAISES, CAsHhEREs,
ENGLISH GRAPE, GRAPE Wells,
!. BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
BLACK Long SHAwLS, =.
sRLACK SQUARE sBAwLs,
COLLARS, CUFFS, &c. &c. fe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

DISSOLUTlON.-1n consequence OF the
~ continued III health OF +. Rosser Isbell, which
renders him unable TO attend 10 the duties OF his
department OF the business, the concern OF Is
BILL & >OS Is this day dis olVed
shall continue The Real state and Auction Busl.
ness at the old stand No. 8 Eleventh street, be-
tween Main and tapk. FkASCISp. IsBELL. .
MARCH 1sT. 1875. .... ..r..a. NH or l.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN ut the next term OF The Circuit Court for the
county of James City and city of Williamsburg. ]
shall rs NONRESIDENT guardit IN duly qnalIhed) OF
Frank n. Harris and Kate Harris. Infants, resld-
ing In Wood county, West Yuginia, petition the
said court TO authorize Us guardian TO sue for,
recover, and receive oil money aud personal pro.
perry in this Stale which belong to my said wards.
: Petition filed aud motion made under chapter
l25 Code OF Virginia, 1873:
Guardian Of Frank Il. Ear.is ana hage 1 Harris.
Wl 3.laWiWX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A ssEMBLY HALL.
Mr.. HENRY NICHOLS
.. ASSEMBLY HALL.
THURSDAY EVENING, March 4th,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
YOUNG MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF THE
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Mr.. EIcuoLLss celebrity as reader Is wen
known In this city. He will give another or his pop
ular readinys on THURSDAY EVENING, March
4,h, 1878, at Assembly Hall, with the following
splendid programme:
The First Act Of Hamlet. .sha ksnearc.
The Count and the COnjuror. ..InRolsoy.
address ~ inna
Mr.. Weller on = Widders "........"...:Di DICKENS.
The Raven I n. "
Letters TO Children Iovs-
Mystifying the Pride... Nal \ = ~
Lord Uumdreary's Courtship......... Solhefn.
Tickets, so cents. For sale at the door at the
books Stores at Marshas hat store. and at the stores
of A. Pizzlui, Jr., and George a. Hundley i 20. ,
NH 3.2r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
MEETINGS..

MEETINGS.
~~~~~~-~~~>~~e~>~~~e~>~>">
DAMUNKEY TRIBE, No. 43, y. q. NJ.
i RRoTHERs-You will attend special meet -
Ing of your Tribe in The Recepti9nT K9om OF So1[
Wigwarn THIS "wednesday EVEniM I1oc,oa 70 10
he an interesting one, and every member should De
pl esent If possible. BY order OF the tide q,
D EoYpps q or NH 3-1t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
BIssOLUrIoNs d PARTNERSHIP:

BIssOLUrTI0NS d PARTNERSHIP.
DEhEWAL OF LIMITED PARTNER
IL SHIP.-CHAHLES D. HILL and CHARL rs
X. SKISKEk. Of the city Of Richmond, In The
state Of Yirsina and GHsThYYEs vBE III JHhS y
Baltimore, IN the State of Maryland, who are there
associated under the firm Of G. ODER &c SONS,
have THIS DAY RESEWED THE LIMITED Co-PART-
NERSHIP HERETOFORE FORMED BY THEN on Inc
Limitation December 31st, 1874. for q further Pc
Rod Of five years aud TO expire The 31st of de-
cembcr, 1879. for. the purpose OF conducting II
GENERAL COMMISSION and GROCERY BUSl-
NESS Ia the city of Richmond, Va, under the firm
OF HILL & SkIhkER.
Charles D.. IIill aud Charles r. Skinker are TIE
general partners, and Messrs. Gustarus Ober, John
X. Ober. and Robert Obcr. uuuer the firm OIL o..
UBER q Sons. are special partners.
The sum of forty thousand dollars has been put
into the partnership by &. Uber & Sons.
lSigncdI CHARLES ID. HILL.
CHARLES X. sk!NkEK,
+ General partners.
GUSTAyUs UBEk.
JOHN X ODER,
poDrP PER r G. Gp Gber' attorney
per q. ODER, attorney,
Special partners,
COMPOSING firm of &. CDer & Sons.
January LIST, 1876.
J., Charles u. Williams, u notary public, for the
city aforesaid in the Stale OF Virginia. do certify
that Charles d Hill this day personally appeared
before me, In my said city, ana made oath that
the State of Maryland have actually paid into the
firm Of Hill Il nkinker, of which the affant Is a
general partner. the sum of forty thousand dollars
as special partners therein.
1875; IsignedI ChARLts u. WLLIAnS;
ia 12-G6t&tW5w Notary Public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
FERTILIZERS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. j. A. CLOPTON, of Huntsville, Ala,
~ may be consulted for few DAYS al Ford j
Hotel, and can confidently say to all who may be
afflicted With PILE, FISTULA. STRUCTURES,
TUMURS, ULCERS. &c, that they can be efectu :.
ally cured BY consulting Ir. LoPTON, aud pro-
curing his infaioe oiutms nt5 anu other emeGies.
1858. and refers 70 his old PATENTS OF the city.
NH -gte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

DOYALFIkE lNSURANCECOMPA
LII OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS OVER................ us 4 900
Deposited with Treasurer OF ViRdnta. 10000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
L PAEY, OF LONDON.
ASSETS, observation-disclosures. ..t12,000o0o
Deposited with Treasurer Of virgn!a.....f50,0 900
Shareholders personally rrspoutible FOR the ebi-
cations OF the above companies.
Representing the above stauncG old English COM
panies, we solicit the patronage OF the public wv.
their UNREASONABLE security. prompt aud IleF4
settlement of all cl2im3, anG heavy Income.
JOHN II. CLAlBORSk 90, Agents,
nO10. No II 0s Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
EARLY-ROSE POTATOES.

We are receiving BY every steamer from New
YORK prime EARLY ROSE POTATOES, selected
with great care for our own trade. We Offer tlcm
at New I9rk prices, fright anhed.
j, Is. BLAND & CO..
ma 8 &c ASH vary strset,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

~ ''''''.' .'''fo'U55 byl e
The undersigned are prepared TO insure IN n.
above OLD AND RELIABLE INSURANCE Coyp,Sr w
AGAINST LOSS BYFIRE. t...s. / = N-"''
THOMAS n. ALFRIESD 4 son.
General 4 gents fer Wright,
No. north Teath stree,
Re 19.1m s-s@* 'fs. = = tShafer's buliano,