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Newspaper Page Text4, MM T ' 15 A A 4 VOL. DALLAS, OREGON, SATURDAY, FED. 8, 1873. NO' 47. SEE! 11. a U L. s.'.'-j i 1 '-' it7 lit 1 ifttral iJJrBubll tan OFFICIAL 1MPLH FOR? Pt)l,K COUNTV. la Issued Every Saturday Homing, at Dallas, Polk Coilnty, Oregn. TP. C. SULLIVAN IMlOPIUKTOIt, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. SINGLE COPIES One Year, $2 00. Six Months, $1 23 Three Months, fltfi) For Clubs of ten or uior $1 73 per annum. Subscription munt be paid strictly in advance ADVERTISING KATES. Ontqre(12Une9orlc8S), rStin?crt'n,!2 f.O ! Bteh ub.iuent insertion 1 00 ; A liberal deduction will be made to quar terly and yearly advertisers.; Professional cards will be inserted at f 12 00 fr annum. Transient advertisements mnst b- raid t'r la advance to insure imblk-H?i'Hi. . :1 other adrertiaing bills must be paid ijuartw .'. Legal tenders taken at their current value. Blanks and Job Work of every description nks and Job Work of every description aed at low rates on short nuiice. ! 5 ILLUSTRATED PtlUENOEOUIf L OURNAL, i, in every ron a rt- , Magazine. Its articles ar of tbo highest sttoall. It teaches what we are aud how rnished at low rates on short notice. miiE X JO URN Class intere t make the most of ourselves. Tin inf nna- j tia It contains on the Laws of LsTo ar. 1 Health I is well worth the prire of the Ma:uin.;t every Family. It uh!ijhe. l at $' tt) a j.-ar. t'.y j a special arrangement we arc enabled to t.fiVe i ingciacnt we arc enabled to t.fiVe i HUCALJoruaauIVo, bers to the Oaicuox I.kim bmcvn. : h the Phr toaiCAi. Jorr.N4L tba Phrroloi a new iub3cribers r will furnis od Oneoos Huri ui-iCAS toetiier f- r il eO j We commend tho J 1 vLi watt ' a good magain PR OFESSl 02? A L CA RDS, d C Ait'r ) Will pr2.C in the Ccuris of Rct- r 1 rind It ) lor Courta. Collections att ;n U 1 1- promptly. OFFICE la the Court Hou.-?. 41 it P. . SillilYAX Attorney & Counssllor-At-Law, ; ! Dallas, Ore- n, " : : Will practice in all the Court? of the State, 1 t) . Kj. JJ V-j j 1 Physician si n l H i w o- 11, OFFERS HIS PROFESSION AL FrnvrcK. to the citizens of Dallas ar.d vk-.i.uv. it.iM. bad ten year. experience in bpital aad pri-' ate praetire, feels cunpetnt. to trsnf siil i-.ises that mav eornc un.b r hiH r.vi. OCice adjoin ing lr, Ilubeli's der,i.-:tr idaee. J.Ii.SITES,M.l) Thysician and Surgeon Dallas Oren OFFICE at Residence j 21 tf j " OR. II I) DS ON M. PHYSICIAN & SOnHEOri. OFFICE. -Over Souther's .Storo, Cor Commercial k Stato Sts., Salem, Ogn, with Dr. Ri ;bard.on. Nor 9, If w. a. 11 v 11 k 1.1. . D E N T 1ST. Offlce one door Torth of tho Po.st Olfico' 1JAFXAS oas. Particpar attention given to the regulation of children's tocth, All work waraatcd. Janll73 3-tt J. C. GRUSSS,: STL D,, piiyk;iax and i;i (a:ox, Offers his Services to the Citizens Dallas uiul Vicinity. OFFICE a KICIIOLS' I)ruff Stor-. U-ti DALLAS LIVERY, FEED L SALE STABLER Cor. Maiu an( Court Streets, TIlOS 6. Richmond. Proprietor. ! ! . " ! jll'Vr I fitfi-it aii.i ro sfi.cke.i it in mih ,-.,n..r v ! f meet .very want of tbo ,,m. ! I Uules, single or double. Hacks, Con cord u'amis etc., etc., Fn.fiisiitd at aK hr.urs. day or night, on Hiort tioitrc. Suirior j-ase H,ms, let by j l: , R2ISOAnLC. j fV J 4 . a . . , " " V P II I? r Q 111? I n u - AliJ 1 k " j XTr:i. Al.I. TI!R l-OISK ? V i i;;.!k C;,,T, fur whcb the hlct e,.h irn w ul bo t tn 1 j AT THE 4 - J AVIN'n PtrUAUD A LROK AND ; r-M-ivi:.- r ,-.,.!, .ufM.!i.s every week I caa up. I'ly everybody with j if ... i.Jau.1 , IviiS, J Jo not kn-.w tint any Qiternsivnre,! ( . . . ,. ' f were sol i to :mv meinbT d ( . ngre.ss " ; j At.i nil i.r found-in a OKNfRAI. VA Rl- j I V hTo:;i;, r w..m1 1 r-efrfH!iv rail the i f tt-f"u ru,- I'Mic to ntiv t-t..b;i.-hmeot. H'i. :"Vr t C.i? .r;,' J:id for . t J-:s-r AM) I'JiTS.TItV.. ... , n. a. hay, 1"U, lo'k Co., On. 11 tf 3 r; A P I A E 4 r am mw rnrtoruii with tiu: J. ir.o-f .if. 1:1 v tr rk th'. f.ii!, 1 t-ri.p"- to pa... 1! ".is, U AiaiNs use Cil I.i r $t:i..'.0 nr.-rp. N"W i Ian time- ' 1 . .. .... ,.. .. ; . . 'ri"jr your ,'! m-a k ara v n;'in( a yti r. iii lu-vt-r j,ft thuH paitited i hc,i r. Shop on tho corner, or.-r (I. lb ffyle? tore SI, I, MlHSVi.n. ! ( i? 1 f! n 4 W v ' T T ! t; -i '. ' tt- e I 1 14 v -. KM .L j a. UA liVUii i ! AH KTZZWZ EiTKZ'l- j ! .-- i.',,e'S,' I S rS1,-i( v.uf ,,f wijm-h !.jTior-, !'a, porter nrd I '1 !' l'j-:i;ANCK CUl; DIALS atwiiy i.n haroj, fin'i iv..na eu;ar. Free reitdint; room attached U th saloon. II. M. Dean Pr. i I. c s s g, v z: k's, No. 13J, First Street, P(JUTXANi, .... OHF.CON Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRY CQODS, fLOTillXB, LADIKS' DIUIHS (H)ODS, IIDOTH AN1 HOIW, HATS lb CAPS GROCERIES PROVISIONS, j Highc8tCa.lf Prieopaid for all kinds of Coiintpj , sicliie. O I'.O. II. JONKS J J. M. I'ATTK tt? 0.V JOMUV4 PATTi;HfN, AND General Aenlw, SALEM, OR KG ON Prompt attjntiia Acjm!V UasiuoSiS. to tho Oonora I J w DAiat O W HOKAKT D lla ( in r rouit.h n. Wn1iintou Dec 8 The Credit M obi Her riivoti- ition Committee mot I, ., , , , aiL all the members present, Mr Hanks this mornin excepting A h LY. V CUO S 8 K X A M I N E D The . crossexa'minatmn of John B. Alley was resumed. He aid that up to December, 1807. tlm Credit Mobilh r Pharos had no market value. He knew j Pre-'mVnt Tulfax, etrday, before the that two share were fold at 05, nml; (-r'dit Mobilier Cummifte his u) f'oll,( vvre cfrml al 75, but late in jn-sn-er to .Merreek's quotiori. whether December, IMn, alter Ames ajireeu on j - oeeurMi to lurn, in H.at t lu re has',, tho. stock ,r.- in valu.,la, moral n,;, in Credit Mori iiier tiriirrnr If.; I nml in Jfiiiunrv ?()() f.iul W IS. til it he t rt feted in, II to fh eidr ."".T, ' ' ' ' iaL! 1 lilt: V, 11 a 1 1 uii 11 iw;tw urfttu " .re-fion relative to the 100 Bues , standleg in the name of Ncilson, hmmH law of Jaims Rrooks, the witness .ead ho had no personal knowledge as tojtur,ii over the.r mortg.-e bonus who wus th- original owner of them, or lot them. It arpcnrclon t. , , v ., f o k.s that .ciUn w as the own er, and was entitled to fify slians ijjoi e. lhere was no e,,:iv, 'rsitum beKveeu the iH-s mh! lirooks in reh.thu? to th.-e flrry ,!iarcS fll Xein. He p e.umcd J 1 NeiUotl p dl for the sharf S. Mr. McCrary nk- d the witne. whether h, knew how many shares of! C,ed t Mobdier v-e.c d.pd tu mem. U " Answer Aim-, suhenpt .n, 1 ! e'i-v- i : . ,i. . I ?ii . i :., nr..! mv rn s'.'in'nr l'i!nn ;:fiv.'.! to tike twenty .hues, and Daws lieu!'"'5'- 7 ' r t t .t . t vr- 1 shares. I took five hui.died ,h.,r, h. j ,,:,ax :-k u ll,at Anu s anu A ( mb I but they wer:? n ,t til b,r mvseSf. After uK(l w,,4" I nf f uM '-n 's sr-5s'Si' ut t ar j oi l D!'t ke.w tis tt u,e mu- 1 ef ss or fiilurc of a load would d-petol " fi'eiidlv or Uidrteffd'v h'i-biliotl j ' - ! It ut'l not neeur to me tntt any ftirlher , . ... . . o- -hfi.jfj teuu.d !ir (lumd.and i:....neaH - ! , . . . n i . - Da rant, or b-.--'.-, and I nc I ' r, . f Mtrn bt Mr. HrofkU rate Mr- Ani 'b In- would do o. i . ' . . . : , ;:t,,t:r,Mi 1,,,!,lf!U.,) t r.roO to':yenHr U I be rfc-i?;-! ' TLe Chahmm ?,id tli: binz destr-1 tor 1Jf""Ks vith L 1md ti.e tn;n-t lev fstipitmn eoufd e untie . , . . ..... ... . Un one hundred or fifty shares . ,. , ... ,,, jMol'h.r stttk, niid took a lecnj.t i s d hntJtrifiz thn invest lotion (o a " ",l into tins subject, th pubnc wouhi bavr ; 'I . . Credit Mobilier tor C-iarb-s H. Wil U . , : , , ,t. ; tht it lorj ut, ut on exau si aiion, be de-.(e!-.-se nsoeeudy as rraetie-b!e, he i-r uu ,u' Wen Km.fiMl, t.pot-i-aiv al; r be Mi,. , t . . . . , . . ! , , , . , . , I am certain that 1 1 rooks ctiuld . . ' . ... 1 eiiM-.u to Juke Hsks, ;id in t bava;-; oua.l ak i.r leave to sot uuring the; , , , i ' .. 1 . . . r . . . . ? - I iim to so much m a t heui n. j The removal of the idTaef of the 1 t'ni.Mi l'.;.;fie lluln-.d (i.unaov fo j iU W;IS ;l l!i:ttl.r vi- nw ! xv htn-ton, j;u. 0. ' l :i f ... , : ... , . , to I be ( tin piny, to i.iep it tit otth;' " , !,; , l . i I .. . i 1 i- 5. rh-ek. Jnd'.i .1 . Mi!i.';:. - s u Ji.iiii'.rtl antj l isk ; Mr. l"i-k w;i'. ted the vit'oss t,i settle with him ior 1 ).( 0, hu! t! -witioss -aid h: Would f,etr e i i i i for toe OUI any to j.-.y hMii a ' io ettit, saying fu Vi-k, all yt-nr intei.st .... t -C-J 1 1 1 ' r.-: l. -.....! i : "in v- i .- I i ( i. it'i it vv ;..s urn v a , , ' , t . Hi tH. r id ouil irs, and toat if the Cump-mv would not rivc him iOO0H ' - he would d iii;:s-j;.- i? u the exti nt of a nsiili.di and l't-k did i'ini!;w it to the amount of several millions bv hi- raid ? ! ' The witness was asked whether he i ,i;,i ,,,,.'-, l(lA . J , ... j H .1,'b-O to cancan annuluicnt d the j Secretary of the T't ensure rV ruling as to the interest on the Cniou Pacific Cov-! ... , . , , . ! eminent bonds, to which the witness ; . ! a ns iV tic I that, so far as to was eoneorn ' , 1 . ,, , j . . ed lie eliaileiiged luves Idgatioii. lie. . , ... : never bad any money, not a dollar, to v , . , - , uc directly or mdiceilv fr such; ,., , , ,. " , . ; purpose, nor aiu no ncticve that Ames hai the sliglitest idea td inflio ncing legislation of Congress by allowing his friends to have stock. The witness j said he old his stock at 200 in mS His impression was it included all the dividends, as he himself never got any dividends on the stock thus He sold this stock to Peter Duth r, of Joston,who. he understood, bought it for Dardwell, of that etiy. Question rDoyou know how much tva.raiti Hit A..,,. ..i 1 K . l"',... J i ! I, U,UB i'U(- 'uwu,u,'au'1 iuuoaier stoCK. f Answer I do not. The book show. 1 do not know of my own personal knowledge that he paid $100 u share for every share issued to him. Question did you not say, yesterday ! that he ut t in five or six million dollars j only I ! A ... V T i: i .. 1 "nn i(, s I r. 1 (ill gay ij:s in,,;viJual interest in the fortyveu I nnI!ion -dollar contract was b'dweon 5, ! 0(10,000 find 0.000,000, and my own ; . ' v ' ' j individual interest less thai half a JJii.ninti. Adjiturncd till tomonw. ri.UTHEH STATES. r.XT EY Mil COLFAX, 1 1 j During the esaminathm of Vice Uvi.,!,, ,, " ,rt.l', ..r ,.J . " " " .v -. v ... , tl . , . . , . ! U the .mprennon h, inmd at the; Uli WtiU'd flab'- ; 'y railroads were built by j con.vaere: s at abour ,u (cuts on tt.c ill! 41t till 1 r- '" roai had 'Otm-uf !y to p 'V lor at par, and he iidened that, j- , , . j " u-1 ' U1 1v'n 'l' ; ' ? . U '' MHtrrn-, i,v, ptii,e:ph: J M,H;U"'!'h l5,'Ur gaiter eff, r, d i . ,j ... , , , , , . fb, the (,o;crnn.eat hud d, ci ou t i 11 'T a tuiM.j 1U li lld p f t,l ic or nn- - it i t , ll" " 7' e ! :UtUZ. C"n",t :r,:.,lie, tfS ;'"-.'. ' ' oeu. ouv ne , jl!l.C!Hv it. in it marly i.ve yurs so. i. icw m-ui u ntariv i;v- arsjo'o. i .... . i 'M,i;Vtli(l teiiig Uiixtd up in tts- litiga- t ilii). j li,tl ,ut ' ;u:!l 4"e 1 ,!ut tU3" 1 l.,uitions t nk him. 1 A M i:.s e'uit n reii i t rsTi : ( n v Mr. Ames ycterliv con erhd thft i p-rtio'i of bis tcsfitn ny relatiig to! i J f S Mr, .cohMd. of iMu.svlvania. lt ' ; received. .r tav ln ioe;.-d. the inoio i . , , . 5 Mas n tuit-fd to ban bv ir. Ames, and ic nve tin the reee?id. The Crtdt! Miji 's no'irnin-jT- at D. Dlack u it d and Nathaniel' iMnithus weto present as M Ci ihb'? eouiistd. The Cloiitn.sn ; -fifed that a'letfirlfid 1 e n lieeivtd fnm Mr 11 ail. eer ta:y f ,o Crtdit M obi ior. who Pas ber-n mbt ouiaed to l.iit; tho bocks i f Cmlit M bilier. s.ivititr th it on scriisn! of the sivk n e s ..... . of I. is wif,., he did not expect to k:1" lu Ui' il" ,MU "" " aflle says he never was the owner of here before i.eU week. Henry (!. refusal w.s ma le to produce them . auJ Cr.uu yMVlcr ,(ck? but ho Crane Assbdant etetaiy to the trus- l cfov ,h" 0-"-'ttco. ; agreed to take ten share of stock, but f'. Amos' eo-trl : Ceorue A. . : Kenne.Iy, l-ok Keeper, and Chai U s ! Neilson, son-in-law of Hun. d.uues brooks, have been subje?iaed. 1 m'comi;s statkm r.NT. . .. , 31 'Comb said to tho Committee that . , . , . . , It, ii' o .Kir 1 11 1 I i.in i .O ....... 1......M.. , . nree.ary lor lain to tepiy to atntlnoir , , ,7 , , " Alley could say about him. He . , 1 . , , ,, thought that Alley i, slufemetit wotshl ' . . , ... . , carry the antubdo with the banc. J be witness was willing to stand on las character Hesaid the con versadion between Alley aud Drooks about the latter procuring fifty shares of Credit Mobilier stock was w hile Durant was in Muropc. Durant left this country on the 8th of January, 18GS, and returned ou the Gib of3Iareh. 1SQS. The un derst.aiding wa that the said fifty rhires were put in the name of IJrook's son-in-law Neilson. Brooks hfid se cured H)0 shares of Credit Mobilier stock from Thomas C. Durant, Dec. 20 1807, and paid for the same with his own check for 7,000 and his draft for b000 muturing in 1803, which draf't Drooks paid Jan. 20 1808. Ou the day Brooks paid his cheek for $7,000, he received, or h id given to his son in law, 200 shares of .Union Pacific Kil- road stock, and 2,000 in first inortgngo V 1 1 I i:.: ... ... lllii wl.'.r.u i.r,t nonus, in auuiuou iu ivw .- -... Mobilier stock, and that betwren Dee. j 2G and Jan. 8. Btook recived six thousand more Union I'aeiGc Uaiho id xtock hein about .'J 70 p'-r ceni on the 100 .shares of Credit JMobili'-r stock, The witness had refreshed his memory about these facts by (xamidn the books of 'I'll. mas C Durant. IJro -ks Wus , 0;ntC( a ('Jovernment Director 0f tj,e Union I'acifie Oct. 3, 07, two j tJl)l,ths y,, 2:) days before ' .wl-o"-1 hefct0tk. rrcokn rcappH Vy j jn .;ticul J0l)S. n five mouths after, . ! . . . , .1 ir' MeCrary asked Whether tle ! witness kmw that ; Rrookfi hud paid .!.! 1- r the stock. ,i? dill not fCC ti ;iv .,., : the entries! j M ' UUn.i.t', UeW bein- made by! toJr p;, , liv:tte Secretary, and ; j j j c,jtrjft vilitfJ ,aw ou lurant's . . to a I ' , - . i ipu stie-n. said the i urehaPe of one ! Put.dre.l shares did not entitle Drooks ! fifty more shares. M'Coaib mentioned j . (.f l14vii- the books ' " . :j uI "f T,rocurll EelC, sou U.e u Jaeilii oi juuiuoi.,, , , j ' 'tl ' . t. , ! I I V 111 IMIU'il 'lllilj I"1" iiiih. cti, o of the (Vurt, and were not in Ha, hands at .ret. M'C job said it appeared by the; - w , - : ni(,rn sf ;:t. !. e,t id 1 rt slil tt J'.iitil, .... ., . 1... II..., it . Tr .i.nr, r tli.'it. ' t .HUMU.i l lii.lil, WIV J r - ,, ., , r ,lfr!t;,U :n hU h.nds ; 'iote weie nooihvr books in ins nanus, ; ? (n n nrll jCs er " .. 'd '! '1" v.' ..r ,i;d..,rse. (-(. li . it 1' 1 .- ' t T, ..... W - n.M'ts under the Hoxie eontruct. . . ! 'pbeve wire what be wanttU, ami the it ii i j , , Pi4..i 'hi r 1 I.s vvouid not be pro uu ecu i , . ., , , .: vnh? sp.-cnady oru.rreJ. 1 he eniirurta reijuiK'd M V-omt) to . , . , , . , , make a h.t of such bok as he wantcu se-i-ui el the lIouc. I . i, -1.1 i i . it ! i Ale v sr.nl tie.' leviks were in 1'hiU- de:rbta, and t' at lie hid csu ruined ' t'iem t bet e Intn-df. ' J I-k rctvaiked, 'Then the " ;' ' ''''''' " v-'hieh vr .s made that they ;Vannot be produced was manifestly Alley rep,rfed tied he fiw them in i'Jiil i d. lj diia in Me.Murtrie's ofHee, th :y h ivti ix been brought to that city to b 1 Ued i:i ()Urt. 'J'he chairman sdd it wo, ill he time . .. t ,..!! .1, . 1. , A o T,.l,rt, n ! Jtrheidie, agaai reierr;ng to -the ... , " 1' t 1 . ' 1 !i'b oava . previou. auu ieti 10, s.nu u ; s eitber a mistake or a lie hbuut those books. , ,,0(..,j.j,-m l0 u0j UI)lj a.sJioJ jjjji colleague,' Alley, replying, said be would not . Washburn, how he had better invest' :ieense anybody ed' lying, but had only k Mr Washburn recommended the stated what he knew. He had seen : r,ur. 1la,0 vi au K,wa & Otdar ltapidn iheb ..ks himself. , j IPulrouds bond, saying that Ames had MeComb said ho bad a letter from these ponds. He went to Ames and Crane, As-U a,t Secretary "to tl. ; askcj ilim l0 !!cll such boml He re Trustees which he would like to have!plioa tlut they were all sold, but ho e:d. j would let him have, for U thousand The eb iirmai rennrked as they dollars, ten shares iu th Credit Mo- were going to h ive C ratio h -fore the . Committee, pethap tliey h id better not receive the letter at this time. The Committee adjourned until Monday muring. CRANK S Lr.TTER. J The Letter 31'Comb wished to ! offer is as follows : No 20 Nassau Strkkt, ) Nr.w Youk, Dec. 28, 1872. . 5. M'Comh, Esq., Trustee, HV. ininptoHf Del : Dkau Sir: Yours? of the 27th,!and Ames paid him back the money inst received and contents noted. In j aIla ten per cent interest. In the mean relation to the Credit Mobilier transac-' tim0 he rCeeived one dividend of thirty tion to which you refer, I fiud by rcfj pr eent,-winch he allowed Ames in erence to the memoranda December j settlement, ho paying Dawc3 thq bal 20, 1807, that I received James Lnnn nni Brooks, check for '87,000, aud draft fV.n l Milfl .1,,.. 1 .,....,.., 1 SP.ft v v",-w, hu . mj wwj and that I transferred by IJrooks's di recti m, to his son-iu-law, Charles ID Wilson, one hundred shares of stock of the Credit Mohilicr of America, and i two hundred sh ires of stock of the 'Union Pact 0c Railroad Company, and five first mortae bonds of the Union Pacific Kailtoad CompL'iV, making, ia . addition to the Credit Mobilier stocfc 825,000 in fjTV Pacific 'Railroad. .-.rwritie, "X Jd, and I also Cud hy ' memor Jfii, that the dr.di rclerred to above was t am by Rrooks on January 20, 1 80S, thus ',, Cr,y.'rr tnv reeollfH tion as to th : t,K uaS-v.i,uu Jamie iirouks. lours truly, II. C. Crane. KlXOftLANPS LETTER. The fullowinu U the reply of T- B. Kinland, cashier and managing man- of.biuess, in Ne York, of the Hon. . jatlHs lrooks. to the aborc later. , . , . ,. , t . .i r.-- wh.ch was pubhslud here this after noon. The diserepency iu the amounts . of the checks alleg-d to be gi en arises from the fuel that fttt statement puV lihcd mentioned u cheek for 810,000 '-'" - 1 of 87,000 as HOW fXt forth. , ..t,, l)f g7.000 and a draft of ! g;; ,.0O. if uch exist, it is stated, were . .-, some of the bans to Durant set forth ! i Kinged" letter Uluw : Y,- V-k Ln.8 ' Dear Sir: Jatueslirooks loaned - ,, fr. J . ; 1 ircuu,s m)UV w 1 ' ' iuraut . . . .. . ; and also to the -l-iiiou 1 ue:Gc Ruilroad, As hi cashier and business manager, I nius' have ma k all settlements and .! ,,!,, .,! n nl T c.ft:il all n r " v,,lv- 1 " ' -counts with Mr. Crane, Mr. I) j rant's . . manairer, ttoui ior loans aui me i aiua i . . i. ' 1 book shjws no check fr 810,000 to Da rant, or 8-VJ :;.::, and I never for of -on. not ...... P. n tw binro I lt 1-TI t lllll S j , in money without his cheek-book or J , . . ,,,, , i 0 J no such sl owing. Very respectfully, (Signed), T. IV Kinc.si.and. Washitilcn, January lo. Tiiespccr ial Committee, of which Judge Poland is Chairman, to investigate the Credit Mobilier charges, resumed its session th's morning, and Mr. Dawes- of 31:'S saehusetts, being present, wis sworn, and submitted a written statement. ' the atireeuienl was rescin le t bo lore the s,ock tr.in,fenvtp I0CemWr, ; j Si.;7, liC had l.tOO which he had no j bilier stocksnd uuarantee him 10 per j cent interest. 31 r. Dawes then told . Ames he would take the took. Ho ; gave him the thousand dollars, and j took the receipt of the stock to be de livered in the future. Subsequently Dawes learned that a suit was abou to be commenced in the Pennsylvania. Courts, by Dull Green, against Ames and his associates, to get possession of ! tho Credit 31obilier charter. When j ho rcturtKa t0 Washington ho told Ames he did not want any such stock, v .- - j . Continued to fourth piye. ,.,v.A..-"i-ti - .v .,-..-...,. :WJMX- .VWil-''-"--'''V' f"" "