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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-23
Pimpies, Eruptions, Rough Skin.

The system being put under the influenza
OF DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery fer =
Few weeks, the skin becomes smooth. clear
soft, and ~velyety, and being illuminated with
the glow OF perfect health from within. trne
beauty stands forth in all its glory. NOTHING
ever presented to the public as a beauti6er nf
the complexion ever gave such satisfaction for
this purpose rs this Discovery. The effects Of
al medicines which operate upon the system
through the medium of the blood are necessa-
THY somewhat Glow, no matter how good tho
remedy employed. While one to three bottles
clear the skin Of pimples, blotches. cruptions
yellow spots, comedones, or "grubs," a dozen
may possibly be required to cure come cases
where the system ID rotten with scrofnlons ~,
viruient blood poisons. The cure of all tbese
diseases, however, from the common pimnIe
10 the worst s%crofula, is, with the use Of Ills
most potent agent, only a matter of time
Sold by all Druggists.
COVERED WITH ERUPTIoSs-CUREp.
CLavERACK, Columbia Co. N. Y.
DIR v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. ":
DEAR SIR: l am sixty wears of ACE and ,oro
been afflicted with Salt Rheum i'm the wn,s.
form for a great many years. until. acc;JonI'
ally, l saw one Of your books. which, descr;hna
ny case exactly. thought your Golden Medical
DasooVery ana TOOK two bottles and a half. and
was ehIreiy cured, From my shoulders TO INV
nIH nus l was entirely covered with eruptions
AFRO .s on race and body. l was likewise afflicted
S Sas hneumatism. 80 that l walked with great
ulay, ana mat is entirely cured. Nav God
spare You o long life to emain a bIessin. ~
With untold gratitude 10
Mrs. A. W. WILLIAMS.
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Browns bronchial Troehes for Coughs
and Colds.

COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention., and should be
Checked. If allowed to continue, IRRITATION OF
THE LUNGS, A THROAT AFFECTION, OR
AN IycuRABLE Lung DISEASE is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,
Having a direct influence on the parts, give imme-
date relief. For BRoscHrrIs, ASTHMA, CArARRH,
AND THROAT DISEASES, ~TRocHEsars
used icith dl,rdss good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Will find TRocHEs useful in clearing the voice when
taken before singingor Speaking, and relieving the
throat after anunusual exertion ofthe vocalorgsns.
Obtain only browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,'
and do not take any OF the worthless limitations
that may be offered. Sold ereryrrhere.
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COLONIZATION IN COLORADO.

Extraordinary Inducements In the climate,
health, mines, stock growing, farming, rapid de-
v~elopment. and money-making. Information free.
Address 4 II. PATTERSON, Secretary, For, Col
Inns. Colorado. /.
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Go To HAMILTON en- Water Cure" No
drugs. Fifteen miles river view. Photo 10 cite.
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PAYING EMPLOYMENT

vor all having spare time. Something new and
fast selling. No fancy Grtiis, but 4 necessity to all
classes az people actually saving money to buyers.
Business honorable pleasant; home or abroad no
risks aud extremely profitable. rou will miss
your best chance, II you fail to write for particu-
lars and valuable samples, To p. A. HUTCHINSON
a Co, Chicago, Ill.
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DR.. Turner's Guide to Health.

Giving all advice necessary for every one liable
10 disease OF any kind. married or single; Old or
young; for all ages, sexes, or conditions In life.
Agents wanted for this. the best selling book pub.
lished send "a cents fer sample copy to DR.. l..
Turner, g6 washiagton-ay., St. Louis, No.
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or sale by all Drusglsts.

CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK,
FROM no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS vBRMIFUGE CoMFITs
will destroy Worms without Injury 70 the child,
being perfectly WHITE and free from all coioring
or other injurious ingredients usually used In
worm preparations.
CURTIS 4 BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 FULTON Street, New York.
SJd bg Druggists and CasIaists, and dealers IN
Esdtcines, at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box.
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NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL.

Bennett Peters, well known q few years
ago as the proprietor of the famous Red
Jacket Bitters, " and at one time very wealthy,
committed suicide last week.
Gail Borden, the well-known condenser
is dead.
MIR. Matthews, step-father Of Schuyler
Colfax. died at his residence in Buchanan,
Mich, a few days ago.
1t is announced that Andy johnson is a
full-fedged Granger.
The creditors of Jay Cooke g. Co., to the
number of about 700, have been in session for
several days at Philadelphia. Their proceed
ings were anything but harmonious. After
much wrangling they succeeded in electing an
assignee and trustees to take charge Of the
assets of the bankrupt firm.
Col. Peter T. Abel, founder of the city of
!Atchison, Kansas, is dead.
The reunion of veterans Of the Mexican
war, at Washington, last week, was well at
tended. Gen. Negley delivered the address,
and Gen. Albert Pike recited a poem.
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{ BROWN. prnprietnrs,

hest and oldest Family Medicine. San
Jord'S Liver inuigcrdtor-a purely Vegetable Ca
thortic and Tonic-for Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Debility, Sick Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all
arrangements Of Liver, Stomach and Bowels A,k
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FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
FOREIGN.

Wisconsin produced 10. 900, 900 pounds of
cheese last year.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-23

XH tn XIlI psf CAL! Axents wanted. All cIasses
or old. make more money at work for us in their spare
or all the time, than at anything else. PArticu-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-23

huv sending the address OF ter persons with 10
NM cts. will receive, free, a beautiful Chrome
nNc and instructions how to get rich, post
UHE paid. City Nopeitp Co.. los s. eth-st-, Phila. Pa.
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Poultry seeds,&c Dietz's Journal, chamber.b's,p Pa

At keT We have found something NEW for
Al bfAO agents. IL will sell better than any
thing you ever handled. Samples &c. EUREKAMAN-
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Scr0fula, or Kings Evil, White

Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck.
Goitre, ScrofulOus Infsmmations, Indolent
Infsmmations, Mercurial Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes. etc.
In these, as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BrTTERs have
shown their great curative powers in the
most Obstinate and infractahle cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
DEPARTCRE UF FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. JAN. g.
Nails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
WISCONSIN $50 No Supplementary Mail SteamAp sails
Al 4: 30 a m. from Pier No. 90 K
A Prusaan Closed Mai; Is seut By this line
M.s Tor steamship Moro Castle. close
ementsry double postage letters and
PostO1ce StsAmship
WEDNESDAY. JAN. T.
Ms and Liverpool the steamsp
Ca,bna close Supplementary Mail for double
Bssmship sails from Cunad Docx Jersey City.
hsib for Bermuda By the steamship Peht close a. N.
Steamship sails At 3p N from Pier No. gEk
Man for HJt BY the steamship 'cksbur close al
THURSDAY. JAN 3.
Mails Europe Plymouth Cherboue and Hamburg BY steamship
Cimba close 80 m Supplementary Mali for double
Steamship sails at from pier foot Of Thiriss HoboIep
hss or Havana direct by the steamship City Of NswYok close
slosed the PostOmee 2a0 Steamship sails
o. p. NJ. nom Pier No. n K
Mails PANAMA. Apuva the Central American and South
etc porss etc. the s<smship Colon q . a
ship sails at IL ~. from Pier No. AZ N. K
FRIDAY. JAN. 3.
msu for Hayu Venems Porto Rico BY the
ship Connh ose al IN. Steamship sails at from Pier
Mai. for Newfoundland eOss SsxYsr PostOnes
ct .. n, via HsiiaI.
Ah,l for Halifax n s. closed the NewYork ohcs ever
lag at D. m. and goes Boston
SATURDAY.. JAN 10
Mails for Great Britain and nd Liverpool By
the steamship Oceanic cose 1880 No Supplementary Mail
Steamship sails 10 White Dock PsvoniA Ferry.
Jsrsey City.
for Europe Vi. SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen per steamship
Wsssr stoss ~ Supplementary Mail for double postage
ett,n and printed matter closed PosOmce ~ l:3O
stsnshie sails at D m. from Of Third Hoboksn
Direct German and Pru~iar eloeed this line
Por French Mail direct Ben Hsvre. By the steam ship
81 LaSrsnt Close 1857 N Steamship sails 81 ~ d. from feI
Mali tor ksv West bv An,ouo eicss II
Steamship sails I" . p m, from Pier No. ~ East River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
THE COURTS.
HE EXrRhDITION OF JOAB LAWRENCE.

THE EXTRACTION OF JOAB LAWRENCE.
The habeas corpus in the case of the propo sed
exraditon of Joab Lawrence from this State to Mchi
gan came up again yesterday In the Court OF Oyer and
Tcrmner before Judge Daniels. Lawrence was arrested
on an extradtiun warrant by Gov Dix. on reqsition
from tho Governor Micngan the effort being 10 nave
him tried IN Detroit tho criminal charge OF conspring
TO defraud Capt r. Il. Ward out OF nearly s2500Oo 1t
Will be remembered that the habeas corpus proceedings
ia the oyer and TerIninor taken on the ground
that the papers imperfect and charged no crime
and that the Governor. who probably acted hurredy
would he likely revoke ii being informed OF the
facts Judge Daniels then gave time to consult the Gov
Yesterday, Mr.. Bartlett produced letter from the
Governor IN which he says the considerations presented
10 him can bs better considered by him after tho Court
has passed on the question OF law Mr. Bartlett desired
10 put in a traverse, to subpoena tho Governors
clerk for the purpose OF showing that the warrant was
clerk "A the genuineness OF the Governors signature
was not disputed Judge Daniels declined TO allow this
saving could not stufy himself by acting any FUR
Their In the supposition that the warrant was irregular
the presumption being all the other way Tile
writ was then dismissed, and Nit. Lawrence was re-
manded -
In the United States Circuit Court, William o. Bartlett
obtained from ldge BaichfOrd writ OF haOcas corpus
recurring the Snerf to fetch Lawrence before him TO
morrow and show why he should not be discharged
from custody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
DECISIONS-JAS. 8.

Supreme Cowt-Chambers-By Judge Brady
OF MISUNDERSTANDING elnie Snogf,ss agt
suogms-Dvoroe granted Rg'er ast Jones' Archer as' smith
Motion granted. Mutual Life Insurance CO. ast "ednJ-
matter Kng.bhdgs Road 10 the matter &e Be MtIno
raDlumA matter. Coffee ct ALVIN dismissed oensf
&C.. sgt Brummer-Graniei
Superior Court Special Term-By Judge Mcneil
Wheeler AT Smith reference grated horsoo ag-
Fire Insurance Company granted Poe sgt eLnn
e-aolon granted We'll sgt Pole Brown sg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
granted. Richardson as Barnss-Orier deny NJ notion
Judge Smith.Monon granted upon pay
mep OF $40 costs prejudice TIE proceeding already
hal Noe ag grated sni execution set ASIDE with
eosa opnon Dusenbary ag Hoyt-Referenes ordered
rsee opuIon The Life Insurance Company ast The
Bui Hand in Judgment the
Of the answer With $40 same sgt same-Moion
granted. (See opinionl =.
Common Pleas-Specidl Tam-By Judge Loew.-
Greene County Iron Company Same sg Gapn same as
Dues-Moons granted National Bank OF
Rutland sgt settled aud filed S.yrs sg Trumbul-Mo'
ton grsnis see mem The People &c. CLARK AT Geen &e-
oral argument should he had In this matter
Marine COurt-Chdmbers-By Judge Joachimsen.-
Fejbure ,gt defendant entitled TO bill OF psrtcu.
lara motion $40 abide the Froehch
Ssne-Moon granted with $40 Hsssen hler-Moion
den without Ee HALMoton denied nth $40 eosts
Rhh g RubenstenMoon granted Jan 10, with $40 costs 20
abide the event Lnebugh as LewouModon Denied with $40
costs % abide the event
By Judge sp.alains -Cah sgs. oid.-Moion denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The case of the lawyer on Pine-st., James O.
le nu Se rs hs Over an Tsrnner Court yy Bat Ae
some discuss the District and Mr. Be.c was De-
ferred uail Thursday when DAY vail be liked upon
lanes Burgess was committed yesterday, in de-
fau, $500 bail the Tomb' Police Court chargt s,h SaTy
theft cOmai,s on sqny ssa a, aoSssye a.a rrsn ne
House Detention MeKsancy proprietor liquor store At
Pearl and liague. vas lel to answer 10 soyU e va
the House Of Detention
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Jn,lee Que sgns wa u h OF rasac into The resi-
@ Of No 81 chrrstie on Sunday ,.
SATURDAY for sNndng various persons BY false 3,
s Who bad been swndie AMI the prisoner
presented themselves At Esse Market eoe Court yeea
goods, Pars 26i Dvsons dealer in boots and Shoes aud
George Ray Of No. 2Oj Behthsye, poultry dealer
Judge Daniels having vacated the bench IN the
General Term he was rpaea b. ds a 'hs sn 7S
BraassS Geo Jackson 81 M.ien1e Jno 3 Rice Of n,
Cornell Of No. lis Washington Charlie: aog.IS. Of 80 70
East Nc sss !ss F Hfslg 40 June, Of
6y w Tucker Of No o9 we., 81 s b H.
smith no VIM Fdsss 81 No. IS West F F
Isaac S Hoffman fa Of No. 2i5 B,, wright 40 %
lw L. Cole Of No. 81 R,s "a st, Hsn,y "
Cba. Guees Of NO. q ch.%Ss' Ey Duye1
Of No 20 Clnionplce Bernard hiHs OF No. us sih5e
The January Term of the Court of General Ses-
ons began ye.tera JUICE Sutherland presiding and Assistant Dis
ls %sSn R .Sloi a % ' eSg were @i
Der ns dill respond and they fined
49, wlttoqI
organization being Of there beng dsni Jury
The Lrst
tat Of FIONA, Mcdonnell charged with stealing watch and chan
ynrt on Dec the Brnsr Heoug OF No laJ
Beckerst acquitted James d. Mcclellan for the accused
John Decker attempting to break into TIE store OF
William found
John o. Mott for the prisoner
Petty charged rebbng James McGrath Of NO
400 East Twent.eth-st. Nov: TO- Of watch wor'a
acquitted Edmond r. Pfce Tor Tue ac'uiol.'..
guilty accepted the following on Conne and
SeO,,an -yer 30 cloth and clothing
on December Henry Autler Of No 3S7 Cnast sent 10
the STATE Prison William Arnold and John Woods
for abg F25l worth ewery December from Elizabeth Bow
.s No. o. the State Poison for re years
each McNi, Henry Wooiwss for attempting 20 steal
$500 yorth D. from Robr Irwin OF NO Zoi
West Fort both sent TO the State fsoo MeNaY LOT
Henry Thompson hcnry
Allison for attempting $50 Of silver spoons On December
~ nom James Of 26j west FofI second sent TO
The state Prison james MIE1 anu MtIh'" oio en-
for attempting S2 10 December 10 from TIE person OF
Anal. C,f se.. sent 70 Prison fOr "a each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
UNITED STATES PRACTICE.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
criminal side. Judge Benedict presiding, Assistant
United States DistrctAttorney Purdy notice that
tomorrow he would the historic Benoni How
ard case for a second trial. The OF Charles CAL
lendar, indicted for accepting bride as bank exam
iner again put off at the request OF the District
Attorney. ExJudge Fullerton Calendars counsel, has
been ready for some time ~ try this A noHe
prosequi entered In the OF Joseph b. Purdy
dicted for shipping fireworks which were Improperly
marked. Ia the John Kendall indicted for send
ing improper articles through the mall Judge Benedict
refused 70 allow juror be CHALLENGED the ground
that he a member OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, and A. ii. H. Dawson, Kendals counsel,
challenged the Juror peremptorily. Kendall was con-
victed.
Tho Bankruptcy Appeal Term Of the United States
Circuit Court Judge Woodruff presiding. will open at
IL a. ia. tomorrow. Several involving important
questions relative TO the Bankruptcy act are the
calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The session of the House after the Christmas
vacation was resumed at noon. with pretty full at
tendance Of members aud with densey crowded gal
leres.
Immediately after the reading Of the journal OF Dec.
49, the Speaker proceeded the regular morning hour
business OF Monday. 10 tho call of States for bills for
reference only.
Under the call large number Of bills introduced
and referred 10 their appropriate committees including
the following:
BY Mr.. BUTLER Rep.. Massl-To regulate services In
the collection of customs at the various ports OF entry
and abolishIng moetles 70 pu9lic oticeTs. ,,,,,
rency and for the retirement OF National bsnk!noes
and the non OF 800 oSna ssvs u, reoor
the Committee Military Affairs a resolution instruct
tnat the regular army and Of discontinuing in
whole or part the work OF construction preservation
and repair Notifications and all other works OF do
Tense. with leave to send for persons ana papers
Mr. CROOKE (Rep. N. ~ and others objected, and
the resolution not received .
subsequently, the objection was withurawh' anu inc
resolution was adOpteu ,.. H..
MI DAWES Csepy Mass,l ouereo resolution urect-
ing the Surgeon General OF the army 70 detail one or
officers Of the army TO visit me towns at
which cholera prevailed during 1873 or such OF mem Us
with the health authorities aud the resdent pny
OF such towns and collect all facts OF with
reference 70 such epidemic, and to MAKE detaied
report before Jan 1875 He stated that his at
tenton aud that OF tue had been called
to the great Importance OF the subject by letters from
Mr.. j. Proctor Knott, formerly Representative from
Kentucky: The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. WHEELER (Rep. N. ". from the Committee on
Appropriations. reported the Army Appropriation bill
approprating s2s4+9,9l6 Tho original estimates called
for SJl83 ,Sl8 The secretary OF War; on the revision
ordered by House. reduced them to s32 76ss. The
Committee on Appropriations has further reduced them
by the SUN OF $a3l8,799 The bill was made a special
order for Tuesday VI next week.
THE SUPPLEMENTARY CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
The House then resumed tho consideration OF the Sup
Elementary Civil Rights bill.
MI FRYE Rep Me.) said he had had charge OF q
similar bill at the last Congress- and was prepared 10
advocate it at 9Th. but lie convinced that
bni commended itself great majority of the House
and The country that he would not occupy tho time OF
the House. but would yield the floor to Mr. Harris OF
Virginia. .,, a., IT,. l.. -
Mir. HARRIS Dem, Val addressed the House IN Cd
,oSition no the l Intending that Congress had no
rigut TO interfere with the internal LEGISLATION OF the
states aud Lhat thls bill would break w the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
CIVIL NOTES.

CIVIL NOTE3
The newly elected Judges took their places
In the courts yesterday. Judge Abraham X Lawrence
having been assigned to Chambersf the Supreme Court
Judge Charles Donohue TO Part L. and Judge GILBERT
NJ speir to the General Term OF the Superior Court
The January Term of the Marine Court
began Yesterday morning. The two newly elected JUS
tces-Messrs Alker and McAdam-took their seats IN
parts and H. Judge Gross was assigned 10 Part ILL.,
and Judge Joachimsen to Chambers, for the January
Term.
I'm the United States District Court yester-
day a sui, was begun by capias against Edwin Rowe
Co.. importers To- recover soooo In goa Tor an hn
violation of the Revenue laws suit was also begun
against Lawson Bros. Co.. Importers 70 recover s"oV
for an alleged violation OF the same kind
The following rule, signed by all the Judges,
has been adopted OF the general use oI
copies OF legal papers and their too frequent eeDie
Press eopc, Of p,ps WIN hs,s, be re.si,.i BY The Cont
tween the parties or aorpey returned within "a hours Ih
rule take effect on Jan ID lSf
Ex-Sheriff Brennan was to have shown cause
in the Oyer and Termner Court yesterday why he
should not be punished for contempt of Court in giving
Assemblyman Henry w. Genet IN opportunity for es-
cape instead OF taking him after CONVICTION directly 10
theTombs Mr.. Brennan appeared, but hts counsel Mr.
day by Judge Daniels II Mr.. Burrrs illness continues
other counsel will have to DO employed and tne
will be taken up for hearing peremptory on thursday
James DelOs Center, a juror III the Stokes
trial. emerged from Jail yesterday morning where ne
has been confined CD days3O days being his sentence
and 30 more being added account OF the nonpiymeht
OF his ne-to walk into the Court OF Oyer aud Terminer
for his trial on an indictment for misdemeanor HIS
counsel however. not ready, and the matter was
ppt 9ys pi Thnrsday Tue ,r IN nv pa"
Jentiary and $3.50 fine.
The suit by Ebert S. Kip and wife against
the Harlem Railroad the particulars OF which were pup
lished in THE several days on the occasion
OF argument the has been made the subject OF
decision by Judge Barrett Briefly the suit was brought
to prevent the Harlem Railroad from acquiring the rec
OF certain property at Fortyseventnst and FourtaVe
which they leased to the railroad In 1853 Inc faroai
the suit successfully aud finally the case was
taken 10 the Supreme Court. the defense putting IN
general demurrer. Judge Barretts decision, Ienue,cI
complaint by Kip, charging that the railroad hai SOFA
all It's franchises TO tine New-lOrk central anu thhs
ahandaneJ the character of public company, and no
longer had right 10 enter upon the possession oi prop
erty under the statute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
A CHURCH CONTROVERSY DECIDED.

A church controversy has just been decided.
The Church of the Redempton-the free church which
was opposite the Academy Of Music and was burned
year ago-was tho plaintiff ana Grace Church was the
defendant. The latter bought site for the other church
and contributed $4,000. and $4,000 was paid by the
Clinton place congregation. Grace Church held the in
srance OF the Church OF the Redemption aud the title
property. Even before the fire there was trouble
between the Church OF the Redemption and Grace
Church The latter collected $4,000 the $4,000 insur
ance on the burned building. and the trustees OF
the Church OF the Redemption sued II for the
amount. The case was tried in the Supreme Court.
Special Term before Judge Van Brunt the case for the
plaintiffs being that the property was merely held by
race Church in trust for The OF free church aud
should be surrendered Judge Van Brunt decision
In long opinion yesterday holding that Grace Church
owned tho property and had control over varions mis-
sons which eliminated in the free church. and that the
trust claimed would void both in regard to the statute
and the persons benefited. aud that the title
passed from Grace Church. He therefore decides in
favor OF the defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The President sent

the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Caleb Gushing TO Envoy and Minister PlenDoten
t,ry IN SDan He is degn1te Virginia j. e. Caldwell Of
Maine Minister Resident Uglay; BbeneIer kaown of Name
Consul Valparaiso Edward BAKER Of Illinois, Consul a. BueDos
Ayre4
Pom s.rs-Geo w Goliath Dover N. H.; Dihus Sullivan at
Clinton No Henry Miller, Camden. Ark James o. Leach st
Dallston l.: Elw,rd B. Head, Hsroisbag k r Hsgdon
Ellsworth Kan J. g. Bilew at Dalton. Gal W. Prettymn az
Marietta Ga; H. y. McCaa, CriwioaVus. nIi Robert Hls
Wiamspor Penn John BiiEser at Gaa'iu' MOI DA'd
Crosks At Trenton Mo.