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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

Until our farmers, as IA rule, learn
what their products cost, We canRot
know how to econmize, either In
capital or il labor. All in confusion
and doubt. As well might country
trtder receive his goods from the
wholesale dealer without bargain or
invoice, and sell the same for the
most he could get, as for the farmer
to produce milk, meat and grain
for sale without any knowledge OF its
cost An account book and a pencil,
With determination to use them in
telligently, woull soon determine
which part of the business supported
the establishment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

nnnACant be made by every agen
a u u SJevery month in the business "
furnish, but those willing to work can eas-
lily dozen dollars day right In their own
localities. Have no room to plain heFe.
Business pleasant and honorable. to-
men, and boys, and girls do as well as men
We will furnish you complete 0utht fFee.
The business pays better han anyt hing else
Particulars free. Write and see. Farmers
and mechanics, their sons and daughters,
and all classes in neod Of paying woTk 3.
home, should write to US and learn al
about the work 1T once. Now is the TINS
Don't delay. Address TRuE &0o-. Aueeas
ia. Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

Making net profit s105, ,6SS 10
The officers of the tiHome Mutual beg
leave to congratulate its patrons, stock
holders, and agents, upon the showing
which they are able to make of Its bust
ness for tho cen. ennisJ year just closed.
ihis result has been produced by care
ful wedding out of extra hazardous risks,
and insisting upon and obtaining iair rates
for ove-y risk written.
We earnestly request our agents every
where to continue this course, avoiding
extra hazards, carefully selecting their
business, studying and knowing the men
they insure for, carefully avoiding over
insurance and scattG-ih 9 their risks, so that
no great disaster or aOss can happen. Give
US ycur earnest and faithful service, and
we will. in the present year, exceed the
resul,sof the Centennial.
Our Company has been in existanee since
1S64-has met and promptly paid every
loss it has incurred, and is to-day stronger
in its financial condition and the confidence
of the insuring public than ever.
HAMILTON BOYD,
Manager, Portland, Ogn.
J.H. BURKHART,
Agent, Albany. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,


Az-e, 0nnrs of t5c most edbortatts +o-
sersg,sls esftfs sssesst 0uffozs, aud nftcs tho
Tiueffcel app plteottoss IN tsentntesitto fHoli-
sa1ads cf 15affe1stss Geo. Cs.Gsadtels H. H.,
Iir tIe foflclrfii1 scflsc1tesz his sofc dis
eores.r and property the ellrncg or srlstch
IS s7tfessef IN tho S0fitfit9ofs gtf0afiff5 or
sesfis1osifats, tho unsolicited OFFERINGS Of
suffering and discouraged a21etcnts, trIio
hneo stot only s'ecelceG 9ctseT aud benefit
fisoffa fdcf,. cosetfsSstef ftscs 5sft haze been
ideally Cared Of SsiIrteiifs and chronic
coaIaf, iofftfs, scfssch hero been ddjltdOcd bu
fhe slsoss esistsss.t Fsyslclens 60 Aopeleeg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
ADVERTISINCI

$1,000 yy0RTH FOR ss7.Ea.
ths cheapest and best way to reach rrs1,is-, ....
q sae lA2e cities is by using or more ~ an, @
sss Of over 1oe9 newspapers divided to cove 5s sA
eas see3ons Of the country. Weekly C;rrUas4Soo.-
ever e9oyc0 Advertisements received fo- o,a -
more lists For catalogues containing names Of Ts1s y
- other Information and for estimates af1dys
8kAA3 & FOSTER, a. PsFE Row CFiTsT-
ButaG1ag1. New fsFsi. nsl.,s1 ra1-'0'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
ALBANY BATH HOUSEl

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
4 fully inform the citizens Of Albany and Vi
einity that be has taken charge Of this Establish.
ment, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects t. suit aii
those who may fsvsr him with their patronage.
Having hsTetofoEs carried On nothing bat
First-class Hair Dressing Saloons.
he expects to give entire satisfaetion 70 ali
@childien and Ladies' Hair neatly eDE
Sno sasnpSoed- JOSEPH WEBER
V9a3Stf
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gqgggg q &c

To the working GIass.-We are
now prepared TO furnish ali classes with
constant employment at home, the whole
Business new, light and profitable Per
sons of either sex easily earn from so cents
to IS per evening, and q proportional sunl
by Geveting their whele time to the bns;
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who see this notice NAV
send their address, and test the business We
make this unparalled offer: To such Is
are not well satisfied we will send one dol.
lar to pay for the trouble Of writing. FulI
particulars, samples worth several dollars
to commence on. and copy of Honae and
Flreslde, one Of the largess and best Illus
trated Publications. All sent fras Nv s,.;I
Reader, il you want permanent profitable
work address, GEoR9K STNsoN q Co,
Portland. Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
Millinery Goods at Cost.

A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR GET.
- TING millinery goods cheap is now
ollered the ladies Of Albany Mrs. Fannie
SLFeeter has just arrived from the East
end Drought with her a large stock OF
soods. They ean be seen at her residence
Sne door east of Mrs. RusssIPs. She is q
~. aIss class iniiiiner and dress-maker and
eoilclts H'5rk in her line. uIsm3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
A Gard and Prospectus.

aying opened fres Intelligence once, sor the pur
s o assisting newcomers to our State b al possible
e1e41s e ny command. where are kept dies of all
ee1-ng nepspepers Published Oregon Washing
soa derI7soEys have also determined establish
land Journal, 70 be called
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
TRIPLETS BY TOURIST.

sRsDERs srRRNBRRo
ssll good Goods.
Enduring vell
Never prevAricate that they nisy sen;
Deal unto all eKActing measure,
Exert themselves to do your pleasure.
Bender 70 every one their due
Should ike the sane nom you and yOs-
g We present cur store before you:
Take look and view our stocks
Every new style, we here allow you
Rare cloth, nice sugars shoes or croeks
Nov Is your time for bargains rare;
Be sure you do not miss your chance.
Entsr-the tozn VIII all be there
Receive your goods, your Joy enhance.
Go on your wayS with happy glance.
&YstoTe on Front Street In Parrishs B<ick BioSk
E1Sn1lu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
R. N. BAKER.
Merchant Tailor.

r,uTTrSt7 MAKING. CLEANING
and reuairing promptly attended to
aud all work warranted.
- shop TIVE doors above Eox's store
nlIu9
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

COENE8 FIFesT AID BRoADALBIN STREETS.
Farms Of all sizes, improved and unirn-
proved, In this and adjacent counties, suit
able for grain raising, also timbered land
and stock ranches for sale on easy terms.
Also for sale a number OF dwelling
houses and vacant lots in this city.
Parties desiring to eithor sell or purchase
should call and learn terms and prices ho-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Persons desiring help can be provided
with any number of laboress by leaving
rdors. dn1' 2tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
PILES. HemOnhOids.
EFENN-

Many causes tend TO produce fhss 4snf,;-
gttt and dtssressfst1 state. The blood 10
Setdfded "a its TefHTnS the too frequent
1tse of drastic ot.r1atfres tends 10 s,rodt,ee
congestion OF the 6o-refs, torpid action o
the tfrc-, and numerous otie3 causes are
thc so;s9'cs or Tits complaint, zsia Afffe erfo
stothfHq e6ecfafdE has been H7'esenfedI 70
the public, 1cliieb srotryd q-usSafg 1fferfate
symptoms end ultimately l5saors an effect
S-,e care. 4ie RILOH 4ro haze q seSItedsg
frhtch not only dcsS almost Ssistanfly, btit
sc{ll soasore the largest tRnlorS Of the parts
haze Seeef-ea s,et oslJty 6esse5ff. 61i2 haze
prior to using this treatsnestJ bV emit
fteIlt surgeons that the OaelH selfef khel,
ereP could erpec5 In life, scOStid bo bu T;i
s LII, rs st.es q e e; sses,s Iossa
cd tise ksiIe- This remedy h0c been hailed
frifh delight, aud e noto prescribed 81
siary practising physieiGns, srlto are cog
essre casre for PILES
Priee. 1tTtv Gents per peekR0c, or stp
fof $2.6e,
THE 1BOTE REMEDIES 1RR
thorough Sls tho eradication of the sff1feS-
e1st and cdF'f0Hs sstai0dfes aeflotplf ,Gtefl
and are the Sesattt Of fatfeaf, searching.
el5s0fcct1s0 q period or many pears, SsS
Europe ard A31esfca.
II the specific directions are complied
scftt, thousands of 71utteSsfs GciIL bear trfts
ssess 10 their Telaftre merits, and eors.o5-
or0te ecefY assertion. H9teye there are
4s08s4 complications Of disease, and pa
be pleased to ptcc all Information, and
treat bB letter If necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory CiTeas-
ef staa..p: n thc pr OPRIETI TY
AED1CINES are not on sale at fToaf.
particular druggists, send orders 90 -
DR.. CHANDLER,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

Thererutation 1t has attained, in consequence Of
the marvellous cures ii has produced during the
last half century, is sufHcient assurance to the
public that it viii continue to realize the happle-,
results that can be desired. In almost even
section Of country there arc persons, publicly
known n,Whohavebeenr from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs, by It's use.
Allwhchave tried Il, t,acknowiedge its superiority;
and where its virtues are known, no one hesitatos
as TO what medicine to employ to relieve the dis.
tress and suffering peculiar 10 pulmonary alEec.
tons. cITEnRr PKcroRAL always affords In.
slant relief, and performs rapid cures Of the
milder varieties ofbronchial disorder, as well as
the moro formidable diseases OF the lungs.
As asafeguard to children, amid the distress.
ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest OF
Childhood it is inTaluablei for, by Its timely use,
naultitudes are rescued and restored to health.
This metlicine gains friends at every trial, as
the cures his constantly producing are TOO re.
markabie to be forgotten. No family should be
without il, and those who have once used II
nerer viii.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
prescribe it, and Clergymen omen recommend
nom thcir knowledge OF It's e6eets.
pRxPAnxn ne
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
such as are generally kept In
FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE.
Mr. = snDrRs b III. arm,
Anow u. to assure you,
I GU wIll always fnd Al any AnAs
"A around their store 70 serve yOu
~ umber one articles they do keep.
DO sellshom at small profit.
0uOh as clothing, good and neat,
klvery thing you buy win At,
N OaOus, Hardware, drOOriss,
fishes of ali varistasa
Il EmbrOsdsrisu. LAO.s OF all kinds,
III 1Nobes and even window blinds;
Sam win AWAY. be on hand.
Senders, ditto, ditto.
liver bearing in our minds,
L give and let live, is our motto.
Love thy neighbOr like thyself
Cheat no ono ia our theme,
HOplns to do wen fer Our.savo.
Ever retaining our so,d name.
"A nd now As POstry Is not our Ton.
atrOnu, loOk upon It tender
Every one is invited to the store Of
Sam May 4 ssndersili
/ is without rhyme.
CONSTANTLY ON KAMD
METZLER'S CELEBRATED
RAW hide BOTTOM CHAIRS.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
Observation-Disclosures
MAsnINGrnN. Thursday, Marc

WAsHISGIOS Thursday March u ls'S'
Collector Wade. of Savannah Ga, tecgraphs to Com
mis- -lon,r Eaun that he has broken up nine dlstiefes
and captuIed several dIsters In Ebcrt county, ia
The House Committee Education and Labor to-day
agrecd 10 report favOrae!y iont resolution restoring
the eigLt-hour law, and providing that the same u
recognized AZ days labor throughout the ehte oo'
crnmcDt service.
The Senate Committee on Commerce today agreed 10
report in favor Of James Gordon Bennets request ta
the Pandora be allowed TO sail under the American nag
officers he detailed Tor service on tna
vessel In the proposed Arctic exploration
The House Committee Expenditures In the Depart
,oent OF Justice has completed bill making Important
changes In the manner OF conpensating United states
Marslals. II abOlshes all fees ana allowances hhu
0yes the annual salaries Of marshas at Soooo year,
and those OF deputies ai II 900 year.
The Controller OF the Currency has declared dVi-
dnd Of 10 per cent In OF the creditors OF the Ma
,,opal Rank OF the state OF Missouri ST. Louis making
IN all 35 per cent; per cent in favor OF the Ihrd
N,unnal Bank Of Chicago, making IN all % per cent;
and Of Der cent OF First National BANK oi
O.ceOls Iowa, making in all 100 per cent.
Solicitor Bissell, OF the Post Office Department maze
an argument to-day before the House Committee on
post Offices and Post Roads, in favor Of tho bill cass
,,r, n,,ned matter. Publishers OF newspapers have
~ regstration Of newspapers Mr. Sayler, OF Vni9
has nrepared bill from which this feature Is oscu
nS | he will offer IL In the Committee on Post once.
I'D post Roads at ITS next meeting Inc cpaihan ~ VI
the and several other members afc eoo w w
In favor VI tbs pr0vislOu'
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1878.

Stock dealers had told him that cattle
transported in these sold for "a cents loV
less than when carried In ordinary Mr.. Prince,
speaking OF the Of cattle In Chicago said that
lie had cattle at the Chicago stock Yards when
had been forty the railroad without water
permitted TO stand elk hours longer without Oelng
watered The owners said that they would not water
them until they found whether they could sell them
and the IN charge OF the stock yards, whose atten
ton was called TO it, said that It was none OF his
business.
Mr.. Prince said that he had travelled from Chicago to
Boston fifty times different routes, for the purpose
of offamiiaTizng himself with the treatment which cattle
receive. lie asserted that they are allowed Only
two and half pounds Of hay, some OF
which is scattered, while fourteen pounds Is
the ordinary ration for the army horse. Sometimes
the cattle are allowed to go without water Tor
forty hours. ard then filled mp suddenly so as 10
make them weigh much more than they oiherWlse
would, One railroad, the Chicago, Burlington ana
Quincy, In his opinion, does It's business IN humane
manner. It's officers will not take stock II they can
through in twenty four hours and thcy nave
good feeding wards at burlington. Many shippers seho
stock by tue Northwestern Road because the Ocefs Oh
that company promised 10 rush II through without stop
ping. The Eew-Y0rE Central Railroad COMPANY MI
Prince said is tho arbitrary. IL does net allow the
to feed their stock, ana Il charges e. car
Tor t. he'd hogs These cars often become very
bad New England shippers send much OF their STOCK
by the Grand Trunk line through Canada because sets
better treatment Oh that road.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
RIVER DISASTERS.
A STEAMER BURNED.
TIE CITY OF CHESTER DESTROYED ny FIRE AT
nrE,tI.LLIs-IMO INEs Insr.


TIE CITY OF CHESTER DESTROYED ny FIRE AT
MFMPHIs-TwO LIvFs LOST.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 7.-At 2:30 a. m.
to-day. The Anchor Line steamer City OF Chester was
totally DESTROYED by fire. at the elevator The boat
arrived from ST. Louis about midnight, and Captain
Zeer who was unwe retired after putting the Inats
abn when the fire discovered and the first ntima-
ton they had OF the danger was seeing the
flames bursting through the cabin. Tho alarm
Was sounded and every effort was made to arrest
the flames but within three minutes the whole forward
portion of the boat fire, ant the elevator was
threatened with destruction Captain Liser. who had
escaped to the elevator by running through the nues
with his clothes over his face protect IT, ordered the
boat TO be cut Oose. order to the elevator all
WHO had remained board beng at the stern aud ul-
able get u elevator. As soon as the ines weic
cu' the boat noated ont into tie stream, and many OF
those on board plunged into the river aud were
picked up by persons IN skifS. The tng-Oost
Orioe aud transfer boat Pierson had IN the
meantime taken of many OF those VINO renalneus
The tug then tOwed the wreck 10 point opposite fort
Pcke ruc and beacbed IL a sandDar. Only Two pers
sons are knuwn to have been loSI John kcrnan the maj
agent and the barber - " simpson, second clerk, ana
one of the pilots saved themselves by lcans from the
hurricane roof into the river. and were picked up
The boat had cargo Of 800 tons of general mer
chaudise and "a large number OF mules and hogs, all of
which were lost. Abou, o'clock, the boilers exploded,
Earring the whole city. The boat was owned by the
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company. aud was valued
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08

Of ii e Treasury has determined that the first silver
!ollars to be issued will be used only in exchange
at par for gold coin, for the purchase of silver
bullion al market price. He does not feel at liberty
to Use them to pay for current expenses until the
amount coined sufficient to furnish all alike, with
out discrimination; nor does he deem it expedient
at present to exchange them for United States
notes, or to them in payment of the interest on
the public debt until the amount coined is sufficient
TO enable him to do so partially.
The silvercertifcates will be ready Tor lssne
and are OF the form Of haDk-nOtes engraved in the
best manner and printed on bank-note fibre paper
Members of the Senate Committee on Finance eX-
plain the postponenent of vote on the bill to
repeal the Resumption Act by saying tlat they de-
sire first 10 ascertain what the effect of the silver
law is to be, and secondly, the amount of silver
which Secretary Sherman Will issue monthly.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
TESTIMONY AGAINST MR.. SEWARD.
rwo MEN WHO INTIMATE THAE HE RELEASED
PIRATE FOR $1,000.
iRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUsE.I

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUSEl
WAsHINGTON, March THE House COMMITTEE
which is investigating the administration OF Mt.
George F. Seward formerly Consul-General to
China. took some evidence this morning when
although ex parte and therefore possibly expiaihd-
ble was at least of rather unpleasant character
Mr.. Myers who makes the accusations against
Mr. Seward testified that he was removed by Mr.
Seward from his position on the ground that
MYERS was the author of newspaper article which
reported sermon preached in Shanghai on the sub
iect of murder. In that sermon the clergyman ac-
cnsed Mr.. Seward of having released pirate
named Peas from Jail for a bribe of $1,000. Mr.
Myers denied any knowledge of this article and
produced an affidavit from the reputed writer OF IT,
sustaining his assertion.
Richard II. Phenix, for many years consular
Clerk at Shanghai, and Consular Marshal under Mr'
Seward in 1873, testified to-day that the pirate
Peas offered the witness, as an inducement to assist
him in getting out of captivity, partnership III hiS
piratica business and promised to give him nome
stead on an island. the king Of which was the pr
ates father-in-aw. He subsequently oII6iea T6nSa
offers Mr. Phenix said he declined. but
subsequently, the pirate was removed 10 tnc
police Jail, where Mr. Seward visited MN, de-
nouuced him. and directed him TO clear out OF towl.
The pirate did leave town soon after so mr. fh'nlA
said that MIR. Seward when Consul, required MN 10
sign vouchers to be forwarded 10 the tifth Audioi
which receipts for money probably DciOnsIhB
TO Phenix, but which Seward himself received.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
cp,urs AND CAsUALrlEs-BY TELEGRAPH

TOLEDO Ohio, March IA woman known as vs.; Jesse ESQ
"a ,.,s shot and killed night In house OF nlfamo
s1hanrh because refused leave the place
SS u,tb mi him Atenbaugh claims she was his wife.
LONDON. Ont, March THE boiler IN Roblnsons
III a. Sewburg exploded this morning shstering tho
halJne and machinery. Alexander King the nreman wS
Sted and George Harris, fireman was badly in'ureu.
WuKpsR.RRg. Penn. March 7.-Mrs. Brennan. ago
three al her home, In Wananie, on
nesisy February To-day her feess body was diseov
rsJ ,n the woods Death had eydety Resulted from ex-
hauston
Rryr.Io March Mrs. Doctor Lucy Broad, pro.
nriefrsa OF drug store was arrested last gnt M
ainraCtce has been under the surveillance OF ne ~
lice for long time and beea arrested twice. Dut has 20
capped conviction. a,
MARLBORO, Mass, March Last evening Az. Az.
phonso d. Gndden, ago twenty four and wniin Shfs f
rnns auarreiled when Gddcn shot Place Ihcstss o'c"
this morning. Glidden was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08

REPRESENTATIVE CarslC's bill to prescribe
The time .or the payment of tax on distilled sI7 was
consider by the Committee on ways antheans'o'ay'
and altered into joint RESOLUTION Rrpfe-rhh''c say
Icr WAS unanimously Instructed to report 1t to TIE
uou.o on the nl-t opportunity. II has the approval oi
,ne ,oInml--oner Internal Revenue, sud provides
r,. the lax Oh all distilled spirit, hereafter placed IL
dstl,ry warehouses ~ special bonded warehouse,
shall be due and payable three years aiter entry! or
,,bcn the Same are Withdrawn ihrrriIom, and
said tax shan De paid AZ such Hte7 as mny n'
r,..crb-d by law al tie time 0f The "ithdA" Al
pro, idod hat spirits withdrawn iorcHoT'"i"n rom "ie
disleIy warehouse Or one special h1udtd wal, I"
euo,her may be- Withdrawn without the pJiu"bi o. tax.
Tie tiar within winch distilled rIiltH J" nsu.'iy
pur.uaui the conditions OF any "ai'hohslUs bona
t,..n W. 49, . ~ { s,,c6 ,r,rlt. INTO sucn warehouse
und-r the provision OF section 3@'J % Tie Revised
St,fte q; The UnitcG states shall written r,gucs;
,, hc extended Tor nttiod exceeding Two
v,ats from the date OF entry ~ such spirits nio tne
warcnolsr Al warehons, bonds hereafter taken iaom
.'i~r. on owners of dsiiiici spirits he
Gloued that the principal therein VIII nay the tak NJ
h',I yI.nds thr time for withdrawal of distilled spirits
fl ON warehouse from one 10 three years. the Present
ARMY EXPENSES ~ THE SOUTHWEST.
The Secretary Of War has sent to the House
o, Rrpreeutativcs a communication, in response to
re-oluton introduced by Mr ThrUckmorton, Chairman
of The Committee Pacific Eailroad- in which he sayr
that the rates for the Transportation of officers by stage
in the Departments Of Arizona, NeU-N"1ico and Texas
I trnIn ,
per man per milo. and by ral, cynis per man yer
mite II IL estimated that the total amount pad il
the Ouarfernastcrs Department for fuel forage ana
straw during eight hscal years from juy l. lso"
IN uur 30 1877 inclusive has heen Tor TIE Department
-, TrYas ~ % 44i | for tue DcVartmch of new
Mexico SJ4I 329 SO for Tho department 0i Aflzoha
SiG07,5sG 80
MR.. CHENETs Defence.
Mr.. Cheney, the accused Mail Supcrintend-
eut for gland, testified to-day III his own dceh'e
beforo the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads
Of ,le House He declared that, though always
, Repubcan and party man, lie had new
or neglected the duties Of his ONCE, bht
that he believed he had discharged them
faithfully lie said that the absence from ms once
soEen Gf by various witnesses due To Illness anu c
reIaed various Of MS rising from hs sex pea
a. oc d Ia official duties. lie testified very chrherty
and insisted that his official duties mad always been per
formed faithfully.
POSTAL SAVINGS BONDs IN THE HOUSE.
A subcommittee Of the House Committee on
Wny. and Means. consisting of MessIs ROBINSON shyier
and Burchard has agreed to report favorably TO the
Whole Committee M Burchard's Postal savings Bona
nm with amendments, the most important oi WHICH rc
duccs the reserve from % 10 10 per cent