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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
Going Alone.

Judge Piper this week gives Is his 6usi
ness saEd, he having opened gut hia iAs Office
an Tue itohtss,oal. 4tslte ID briggs bltlaine.
The Judge Is one q our must careiuI and
aaeeessEul atterne5s, aDd gsIs = gosd share
g ths iessi huslnesa "a 5his casaaunisy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20

Rev. Prof Heves. Of San Francisco. i,
spending few weeks in Oregon in behalf Of
the yellow fever sufferers. Of the sOuth. He
has Travelled through Palestins and has .
large number Of Views Of the Holy Land,
illuminated BY the calcium light. TAs Sab.
bath Schools Of Portland. Salem and Eugene
have given hlm their aid in those cities.
and At each place q handsome sum has been
raised for the sufferers. The schools Of ibis
city have made the same arrangements With
him. and the lecture will b given tonight
at the COurt House. Admiration, so eoats.
children, half prios His lecture is spOksn
Of very highly wherever it has been deliver.
ed DR. @. W. GRAY.
sup't U. Ps SIS
w. C. PPKR,
sup't u. Z s s.
!. r. HAcKLKMAS,
Snp't B. S. S.
". b. FLOYD,
Pastor Calvary soeioty.
E. B. PURnoN.
Soc Evangelical s. S.
W. II KIyee,
SuP't u. + s. S. s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20

To proyont any owl results from expos.
ure 10 contagious or inf. cfIeus diseases,
fortfy the ~ stem by the occasional uHe-
say auce a mouth, er oftener n necessary,
of Frese's Hafnbuf0 Tea
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
Esss.

n Albany. on the frstor seeend q Sept. /,
> heavy plain gold ring The ander viii ba
literally rewarded by Essvine i at shjs Of.
6eG nrwi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20

Felba are shown again in black. dArk col.
ors, and different shades Of gray, cream col
or. and white. Velvet laid plainly on the
frame will be mach woru. bat some bounots
are covered with iigurod velvet. Shapes are
often similar 10 those Of the summer. but in
addition there arc striking novelties. A. Tor
example. that which coming low at the back,
elo'a As tho sides, aud GArinx high over tho
forehead is Reproduction Of what our
grandEaathers or great grandmother were.
oitesiimes it Is tied on by !; lon passing
over the crown.
Flowers Aro disposed il. lsoeosse-o,i
bonqaet on the top Of iAa Lsntot. Or IN a
heavy ppray on the aide. or ag.iu eiGsses of
ostrich tips in piaee Of tbs Lsasast !. yerg
fashionable. But tho greatest novelty I,gr.
haps arc feather hands ia nhisi bIighi plum.
ago Il mixed tege;her IN cashmere dosi gas.
ossFieh planes arc l2iea with yss or giia, f,r
giis Is still very fashionable. l,ibisoas are
extremely rich. velvet oa one sile aal satin
on the other. or sometimes fonr eoiafs arg
eonbinedi tSe On ono side, sud tAo o. She
0tbef. foinp@ioar ribbons are biIs satiy
Severed corduroy. stipsd velvet. spd tiasel
ve!ses are Hsx for trimming. Reddish vine
shade. and garnet arc tho leading oolors.
Through eotftesy Of Mma. Dc,norest, /
ehtzia li;iaiasisns Of fail aud winter At, lea.
This yell inoun aad much admired lady has
iaat retaFaed from Europe. where together
with her husband, W. Jenninza Deuofest.
she has made q prolonged tour Their busi-
ness i now So extended On the other side
as to rival II not exceed those in America,
aud from their Paris House they have
branches in London. Berlin, Vienna, St.
Petersburg aud other capitals, to cay moth.
ing OF South Amcriea and Australia A
chief object Of their travel has been to Ob.
tain fresh and interesting matter, pictorial
and literary, for the magazine. which be.
cOnos each year more popular.
IucY cARTgR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20

At the Hobert Honss-a chsmhsrms;a and
waitress. oDs that willattsnd strictly to bust.
nesa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
roR rnn EAplEs.
FAil and winlcr ssa.eriais : Costumes
Millinery.
MArrn1A1a.

MAfHhAAAN4
For the frat time In their iiyoa, the Scotch
iind themselves fashionable people, for this
tall and winter, there win bo run upor
Highland plaida, which made up In short
KILT costumes. viii be vadousiy fashioned In
imitation Of tho national garh of Scotland.
but the patterns ara small. aad tho tolofs
Suhdaea--quiet shades Of blue or Rreen, rod
Il introduced being In narrow streak which
gives only slight relief In very different
style comes India cauirls hair, which rfnks
a. aa elegant and leading fabric. Tho feA.
tarc Of this class Of goods arc long hairs ".
iag lat on the surface. Bourrcttra materials
have had their day. and aoon viii ba TOO old
fashioned for present even 20 poor rsla.
tlon, 20 my good reader, II Jon eonteiaplate
such donation, hasten to mako Il, or n you
intend woatiag out yoar bourrotto costume.
don't be too nieo about Il, and put Il riqht
on. aud have tho good Of II while you may.
" Suitipg1" arc now tho desire u our eyes.
AID derive tlieir name from resomblanes 70
tha mixed goods worn by gentlemen. This
Ia 20 Tar as tho grave eoiorod arc concerned,
but many Of tho now suitisaa nre quite
might, showing all colora mixed IN hap.
hazard way. Other new fabrics display a
vol sarfaee covered moro or less thiakly
with small buds agd leaves iii satin. Othera
agsin remind one of oId fashioned Vestings
shilo VIC Gnd cordaroys brought cut ssIsee.
tally for vests. Rich materials show small
regular figures formed of minute loon.
which ara made BY means of flns wlrsa over
which The thread IL woven. Subsequently
Of course they are withdrawal. Handsone
styles have surface Of rich vino color
which show through the raised figures above.
and iuss here Iaay add that various shades
Of Nino color and garnet deepening hlsnost
into black goods. tho Grand Opera eaaL,nsrss
aud aipaeaa. ~ AlGo tie beaver. rnohaifs and
sable bFillisniine-, reAk foremost for dara.
bility aud elegance.
A word about new costumes. Here We
have tho Daehesss polanaiss. which com.
hines two different styles. . basque and
apron iront, wish poionaiss hack. The Rs.
meralda overskirt Is stylish aud graceful. be.
ing very long sith plAatrow down the mid
die Of the froRs. the side pieces laid In plaits,
aud the back irrpsslariy draped. Tho Jes.
siea basque Is sew aad very pretty, aud the
lAurvita jacket is a charming model for an
ont door sarmeAt in light elosh or en- snits
with the costume.
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Le11cr List.

The following "a the ilss Of letters remaining
~ the Pssi ftfiiee. Albany. linn osHnty. ore.
gOn. September 10. 1917 Persons calling for these
ieitcrs must give the dsie on which they wore
advertised
Alkire, ArsAJ HuRhes, Mlss Ailis
Alien, Mrs Merlder Aidain
Adkin, Jas Aulnix J ~
Allen, II Myers B1K,
BoBoimans futaFf Miller d
lsndpg, August ftj Miller Ffnnk
shapHaaa, fiifnfSon (IntlEn3 ssbury W q
pirof. Geo Robinson, Gavin D
uaalon, Mss Frankie Thofnaa -
lIell.nd, tifa Dolly Hsmtssn, gtssksa
hpieboa, Jos Ward. Taas
HsFtHinst1n, chsfies.
P. II. RAYMOND. Z. NJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20

ta 'i,s - irlssls ~, l,.r wen tire tss-rtr
A.sd the IsaIer are T. har.i to isreAk by an ont.
SIDE tilifsi psrty a. he link which bud, Oil
IN f'd- in busllsss or social life. Occasional
.i@isets aihi err"rs IN a newspaper, arr over.
looked by ths.s who have becoms attached
9" u. thrpugh it, p rnaaI far years. They
~oInetisnes become disssstisfisd with it on af:-
e''nnt "f something which has slipped intn
IT. columns, aiSd may stop taking IL; bat the
so- nee OF the familiar sheet At their homes
portable IFv tion, and they hasten - ~,
again. a. p .itly Apologize TO- bayins, !,
Nf-PPed friendship on earth Il norr
constant than that contracted bv the reader
Tor jfsarnai which makes an honest. an cam.
.st Effort 70 merit It's continued suuDort
Hence conscientiously conducted paper Be.
comes favoF1se in the family.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
RInans.al aaa csn.a.srsIal.

Gold In New York, 1O0h
Legal tenders IN P0rtland-buy4ng, eei selling, Is0
Silver eoin-iia2 per cent discount.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
Agricultural Machinery.

The Agricultural Warehouse is on Second street
near to Ans. Marshalls stable where full line Of
Machinery is always exhibition.
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS,
ALBANY, OREGON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20

There !. practical s..n-. n, the tollow,nr
paragraph. clipper fr".n an exchange. A..i
~ ''''''Hr'sd IL - uar.l OF Encouragement
= ~. e'rsie-fi.'i- l.esih'-n nf tn. psess:
ife s's.'g ss'sehasent = .nh...rrhet- u.
: e CO. aaefsd res .isap..e = iull, ..aifiFu..
80, paI@r ~"s.ls
- 80 lz-e III, if
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20

Tlss genuine BuFFALo PITTS cHALf.gaGEn
TAiEsilEE -oilia q sii Thrs4hers
Tss csieb4atei MARsH HARVESTER aad CRAZE
skLf BtsDkh-ths sifppisss ane best made
ne World rrssuns1 CHAMPION AEAPERs sni
MOWERS the usa@t complete harvesting blzFi4Be
wIIEELERs 1gonoasE TREAD POWER ~ith
HAIgES SINGLE GEAR HEADERS ulsh patcnt
Niistshls Fpsi, ff.oS WHEELS ~ifts rsznd Nr0uzis.
FuB spskss-
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-25
dlINdlfO RTeA ls i 4 ~ E
M ~ ! 1 q q taion. / Z


s fORTGASsE A IN
yIFR thu conSii i0nsI r I h m
I! stIse mi q ali r. z ~ S
executed ind ielivS( ~ Il sbis r.
mOrtKae0f. IS HE p ~ ~ ~
mortgsg SsIS vi, q 'Siecoip p IN
ter 81 Dedds I'll and for ri SsSfl / g
StNte Of linnosOta ~ ii 81 y ~ 8
her, A. ID. 1911, nc 4 "a ISL NIIssl d
Mort gag ls,s On 81 pages 5I7 and I'M q
ed W saf1 mort xape I'm ri SSasi 81
stWeiye per cent. i1er ~ m 4
The an o da IL ii claimed st1|bSI SiaS
date oil this notice MON eaid 3 IS
Of I'VE hundred and one lin3la
IS501 32J and lnild no arfidE SSis RS
Eotnsrwise has been lltit1ts +
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-25


Our riiensl NJ lse he MaDkato,
I1evieep thin ks il ould be55I:ffslr Better
Tor Tor the Des N Dimes y inn lis mar
row gauge raj lroad TO eonstruc sttllae
line an kate as at 10 ute would
be more direct and less expensive than
via. New I'M eg can no q blanle the
people Of j. II to gettSallI
the IailrO adss til e.y can, ut NJ q fail to-
see where either the Raa Dad Company
or the people of neapolis would
profit by buil VIA. that city. s.. The.
New ly5l I'm route has several ad Yantages
over the Mank to route. tsE5 runs
through a section Of !. country not yet
tfaVersed by Al north and south road
and the civil eng neers of the comp
who have assed over he route, o.
anOunce it a very feasible Z one. ia.j
Mankato and the Blue Earth river tile
road Would rum too b ear he Sioux
City road as far as M to, and #ffro ID
there south Vould run Iafal lei and
in lose l,rox unity with the NNI Inn
Central and the #BB lue EI lsartl City
branch. and SSWou ld I'VE q gfe I, ttsRd eal
more competition to contend with
The CIV I'm E QUITE: is also more i'd
Yantag eous to the M lis mil.
lers, as tthr ou q; better " heat.
country than that OF the M san kattD
route; y and being nearly all prairie
would natural y#s be 4 better route tor
.distr ibutingg lumb Ell &c The les AIoiines.
q Minneapolis railroad conn a1ly and
the poop inn lis * 40 sSgy ;asds
thew are about an AWi ll8bIlil? thni road
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-25
PROBATE NON

PROBATE CouRT,lf 4
Brown County, Mimi
In the Matter Of the Estate 81 MAJ
Gubard Deceased. 81
On reading and filing the petition
.ra Giatyny, prayingIfor reasons II
that Letters Of Administration be i
Glatyny.
II is ordered that Friday, the 10th
1879, at ten 81 clock Ill tire forenoon
the hearing Of said Petition, and I
law of the said deceab ed, and, all Of
rested in said Estate ere required
session of the Probate Court. then
the Probate Office, intsaid County, I
8if any there be, why the prayer 81
should not be granted.
And it is further ordered, that th|
give notice to all PERSONS Interested
of the pendency of seid petition
thereof. by causing d copy Ofthis
lished in the New Ulh Review, d II
per printed and published at Net
County of Brown, fo9 three suceessf
Gus 3to;said day of heshing.
Dated at New Uln, this 18th dal
A.. d. 1878.
A. WEsTPHALaJ ud
Howf
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B an nm en'g Attention !!

5 The 1lnd ersig ned offers for sale, seed
corn. the most PRoLIFIC EVER GROWN.
100 bu. per acre can be grown with Or
binary cart ny will farmers grow
oats at the rate of 1900 lbs. per acre
when they can grow over 5000 lbs. Of
scorn?9a Ripens in 90 days. Makes choice
meal for bread. 225 cents per package
% packages q co. Disco cunt for clubs.
Address ED I. PEAKE, j amestoW
G rant Co, Wis.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-25


Flour, Per 81: ss4 soa5. 80
Wheat, per bnshel 25to75s
Oats, per busllel I. ll5
Barley per buslllel. q
Corn per bushe 30,
Beans, per bush .25-l.75
Pctatoes per bushel 25I
Hams, Per ponud ~
Cheese per -.
and per poun 10
Salt, per bbl, ]. i ..I- zoo
Butter per III i s
Eggs per dozen. l215
Honey per pound 90.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-25
NEW ADVERl SElIEN

fOTIC 3 is here given that all
ss4 ~ births and deaths that have oc-i
CURED during the year 4 877s88 and have
notsas yet been regist cred il the City
Clerk Isl Office, must be eported to the
.und ersigned before j anuary Isl, 8 Is 9.
N5eW UlIn, De d, ..187 s.
H fs s.8# I, ACoB Nrx, City Clerk, Ri
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-25
NOTICED = X, CRED ! i,
~ TIE Matter y Estate
g.lYxz3,a93ilz2l II De de ased.

NOTICE is hereby giyej
Judge Of the Pro tie Cou1
County. has fixed upon sthd
day of each and every mo
next six mon ths and
office in said county as thS
place when and where hea
hear, and adjust al claimsS
sons against said ID ceased
six months havesbeen ]im
time for cred tDfs to pr|
claims against said estate.
Dated the 4 9th, day of D
Louise1
Adj
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Masonic.

4 y ameeting Of Charity Lodge 81 ..
o8. A. i and "a. N !, held at their hall
on N Tuesday, the a tn inst, TIT fol How
ing officers off We're installed for the en-
suing year: as.. "
sS3 Dr.. llard en-. W. III. n, 81
.A !. Blanc hard. s. S,
VIM. Hummel j 81
s II en-, Treasurer.
0. ne. Olsen, s ecretary 81
sit1E. Olesen, S. ID !. 81
G. roberer, j ID
5ss 3 i'll. B erndt, ler. AZ
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the REVIEW closes
New ear 81 cards at the RREvIEW
Office q
See notice Of city Jerk nj al
otAle9f@ zee column l1ll Y!
We, are prepared to furnish any
quantity of New ears cards 8, .pf new s
\ and novel fesi sgps, on short potiice,
Peter Herrian NJ hes us to say that
4 he is now prepared to iNsfSWash ice
in i any rt OF the 81 ty att cents per
/ load
The teacher and 5of al Is pub
lic school i have a week
4 tion. 35sS ss' sfss 5.8S
Two very large and beautiful sun
y dogs were visii u on H. side off. the
+ sun yesterday "a rningg.
It's been nip and tuck with us tos Get Get
out paper this eek. and tuck came
very llear gettinlg he better Of is.
Last Sunday night was the col dest Of
the season. the sthernlO meter towards
Monday morning indie ting below
zero. 8 Il. DEF IN @ I
With next issue our carrier will pre-
sent the patrons of the Review with a
4 handsome calendar and n ews$ y ear s
address. Don't forget the carrier.
q. D. Peake, of Jalnestowfh, Wis. ],
adyertises in ano other colulnnsse corn
d that will grow 100 bushels persacre, Nh J.
Peake assures us that there is no hum
bug about it. s S53 u ss5
n Monday was a bitter cold day. A
L piercing wind blew from the MOI TIL
west and the therln ter inc icated l0|
below zero at noonda
Owing to the extremely cold wealth
eli for the last few , days the holiday
4 business was notsso good lit would
otherwise have been.
CHRISTMAS 8BA d a nton il enle of
4 the: eW Ulm ia ouse, in M ford, has
arrangeda merry Christmas ball for
to.morroW Velling. Tickets 81 ,225, in.
cludillsgg supp ~
The annual NEE ting of the Board Of
d Directors for 1879 of the r. iremen'si|
Life Asso ISOLATION Of this State, will be
held IN Mllankato january Nth.
If the heather q ERIK did forget this
section when lie was a istri bu ting snow
4 for hristnas slei Ching lie certainly
wasn't SO neglig eIlt W hen Tit came to
cold weather and II biting nor Wester
\ Winb. HI
The engine on the east bound freight
train last Friday NOR ning ufnped the
track near the Centre street rossing..
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-25

e part.
Redwood Acco ON. ID. 20 p. IA
Except Sunday 3 ,Sceptt NJ on
day xceptt satur AZ hit ar
irving here frOlu the East at AS a.
M. ries pass ellgeI 81 rom kasota
Fret htsgoi ing D at Is p. m. car
Iies passenge on Stature ayss oIl
Ohm A.s IIITE, Agent.
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stiEs
PER SON Al.

+ Ibberson and Dr.. NJ arc Gel Illus of
Sleepy Eye made our city asshort visit
last w ednesd
]. Our old tow llslnan "a. Bling.
ham an noWfof Roc hester, passed a few
days In the city last eelk
Tory Olesen, Of the padeg ogic fra
ternitJ left this mo I'm ing for ID elayan
Station, where he will spend the holi-
days. sg
Or u. Kuhl Imam brofha off Geo.
skssuhlmsn of: this city and mil an
rived from Ind ana last week
understand that the d oetor is a gradu
ated ply ici ian and comes Will the i'll
3tenlti y u ma king New o I'm his future
home
Down SHE iii entire when they.
find montth gstlh AZ iigh s228s lbs
they think it il al big thing. and ca 81
count Tow, Berger, Ne
can beat You out si ght go ou d.
hundred bett ddd offs
.sysellssortll this conn recent killed
l.essed SAC MS,
which very fforcii,b dem nst III atss HAT
psprk Ell Will mue bette on the
lpIaifi in the tim lei. Illnt4 llp
another pig 3prg gen.
$ the sr es ellt oWners DC THE re-
ser found It ina possiible to DIS
pose OF the property, they have con-
aclude led TO ellti III ren0V ate he la
IN saiS n
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1ist mo. MINIS |plstl No. a1llls ms

3 All taxes on personal property, hi
February firstI will Be cole ed "
Sale.
Iwillattend Il the places ntione.
for the PURPOSE OF receiying taxes 4
AZ, int The ToWn.oE a
SchoOIhouse Nh. 4 Linden =
Lake Hanek1sse
Place Of Electibn Albiol g
John Schmtdts Mnlllies 81
Pl.es ,ofElest ZION ss sisil
b al Burns village e Burn town
a. 106 = ~.
Place IS Election !, ], &
City ii. n ri ~, 90 ptt
Milford q MI ee u e
: : =
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-25

Winona Saint Pete Railway.

Eastern lr,'iiipe. Depdrt:
Day assenge B, IS 5,225 i. N
Night Pass ger 80 a. M. us 3, SO nj
Freigll l5s .. m. rs III
4 "a. IS pm
Vesteas. Din. riive. Depart g
N IN a ia. is so q. n
Minnesota Valley Railway
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ScountyTa

lssq AIfkplsF1f7 SOoAvylAG
:. j
New tim ll26-1O|2 1-10I4 -l0|l AL
HCottOnw'd II 6-1O|2 l-1Ol4 -lOH Ali
Linden l26-1OI2 I-1Ol4 -1OIl Ill
T. keHanska|j2 6-lO|2 Ito az Olls Ali
Sigel I26-lOi2 1-1Oj 4-10l1 al
STARK l26-lOl2 1-l0I4 -1Oll An
Albion |26-lOl2 l-1Ol4 .1OfI Il ll4-l@
Mulligan |26-a0l2 1-1OI4 .1OI1 a III
L'yenWOrthl e Clio p 1-10| 4 1pl1 All
Bashaw El26-loI21 -1O14 .1Ol1 All
tBdrnstownsf IL 6-1Ol25 1rlO|4 Id i ALI
North Star z Clio 2s1E1O|4 -1q1 All
PraiHeville 2 6-1Ql l-1Ol4 -1Q|1 All
Eden l26-l0l2 1-1O]4 -10I1ssil4 All
Home 2 6I0l2 1-1Ol4 .lQt1 l|4-l(
Milford l26st0l2 l-1Ol a. 1Of1 I4-l(
I. lbs R. 50 Z 6slol2 1-1oI 4-iOll AL
CITY of New BIN Borough, Rod
Dept, Borough ans.and Grave Yard
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-12-21
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.

DECEMBER i.-Scrptr- Mr.. Ferry M
Davis and Mr.. Randolph were appointed n
committee TO inquire about the omission Of
the Hot Springs clause from the enrolled
Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill last session.
M salisbury introduced bill authorizing
the Secretary Of the Treasury. Inn
redeemiug United States legal tender
notes, as required by the Specie
Resumption Act, 90 pay seyenty-fyc per
cent. ln gold coin and TWENTY-FIVE per cent
IN standard silver dollars. Mr.. Eustis in.
troduced bill appropriating $1,000 600
lor constructing, rebuilding end repairing
the levees on the Mississippi River In Mis-.
sour, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas. Mis-.
sissipPi and Louisiana, the money To be
expended under the direction az the
chlei engineers Of the United States army
LAID ON the table and Mr. Eusts gave mo-.
tee the he would call itup on Thursday Of
next week 20 submit some remark there.
upon The motion Of Mr.. Matthews tot4ke
up the Texas Pacific Railroad Bill was re.
Jecied-l4 yeas, ~ uays-ou the GROUND
mat DO would lead 90 long discussion
UDne-hr Schleicher offered resolution
calling on the President for "a COPY ~! the
dlspatches oil October p, 1875, addressed 90
the Secretary Of State by the United States
Minister in Mexico, together with comic. OF
accompanying communications OH the sub.
Lect of The commercial relations between the
United states and that country. AdopfeI
Nr Atkins introduced bin correcuny the
error In Che enrolment of the Civil SunIfv
Appropriation BID. loo relation to- The Hot
0prnft Reservation, and asked for it- im.
mtaiain passage ON motion OF Wr.
hewitt OF New York, provision was added
hlr.ciius The superintendent 0i fhe Hot
>pruat Reservation % provide and MAINTAIN
sufficient number NJ free baths for the use
OF ln3igcuts. The bill then passed Mr.
Kelly offered O. resolution calIiut ON the
secretary of tne Treasury, Tor information
as Co iht deposit oi government money iu
any national State, or private baak on The
10Th of september and November 1878.
other than the deposits made hv dilbors.
ing agents. Adopted.
DrcFwHgF o. 1aaL, The Vice.presi.
dent announced ar Che Special Comm. tee
~ reno" Fever Iuves igaG0u Ncs.rs.
hafrsi Matthews, Lamar. Paddock, Como.
YER Garland and bustis. Mr MOril sub.
mliifd resolution calling upon the
secretary OF The Treasury Tor iuforua.
non as ~ the amount Of deposits
ln the Treasury 90 the credit oh the
frcedmaus Saving and Trust Comuanv
whether The interest should boz allowed
thereon 81 the expense f0 settle the aNfirs
~ that company, and wh8, legislation if ue.
cessary % close np the affairs of the com.
pauy and have The Commissioner retire.
Agreed %. Mr. Ferry submitted the iYI.
loving Resolved, Thai the President be-
fcJues ed % transmit % the Senate any
information which Way have been received
pY the department concerning uoata| and
commercial intercourse between the United