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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-21
YOUNG EgEM

IWho may he sun, ring from The eiieel
.onthfll fuiligs or moderation. Niu =
sgt II to avail themselves a this, the efe"
..at boon ever laid al the altar II SGAsnnh
humanity. DiG. @PINNET viii gnaiah
| ro to forfeit $500 FOR every ease OF sothihN
weakness. or private discuss of ny Eihn y
character which he undertakes ana iai'
o ctlte. He would therefore sly q inc Z"
Fortunate sufferer Who Lay read this h"'N'
| hat YOU are troadnB cn dshSl vs. ef' ~
H. lien Nuu longer dulhN IN ~ @lhe 'he ~
tucf remedy f1f YOUR complaint fpu H"'
siu tlr hfse stage; rememb yon arc ~
reaching the Last If you are DurU' 80.
huron The Hast aid are sul"tilE S"ihe =, -
i it, IN eff cts, remember that u You -
saist ~ piucrustinatiyn the tin'o must - 80,
4 nlei, the most skiiltul physicmn 'an ~ 81
Ller YOU no resistance. When vac " ~
n l. 5iie will be closed against You' VIM
NIGEL Of mercy ,an brins yon rellei, ~ Thp,.
use has the Doctor failed oil sn'ooes.
5iet MOI despair work upon your n p'i r''s,,l,
sbut syaii Yourself ~ the beh' h''% =, t,ay,,nd
Il Ills treatment before your cas- !" min
|, ne reach If medical skllh OF pioa0 ' go
fleath hufrieu you 10 pien'"'u. 80,
IN co,ts. OF treatment 40. Seha M" ~
lby POST Office order or ESpreSS WV"
lde scription OF case.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

tEsTATE or C, W. puBDIS, DECEASED
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
\ Y undersigned Administrators, of tho state
u - W. Purdin, deceased 20 the creditors ~
ana all persons having claims against, the
said deceased, TO present them with the nsees-
sary vouchers. within ten months after the
first publication OF this notice to said Admin
istratrix at her residence in the town of Win
nemneca, Humboldt COMFY, Nevada
MARY PURDIN,
Administrators OF the Estate
ofC. W, Ptirdin. Deceased
June Is, lsT6s Az
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-21

Agent for the celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHINES, which viii be sold GA rcas anabl
tnts. auiH II
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70 all who ere suffering from The errors
snd indiscretion- Of youth. nervuu. weakness
Early decay loss Of manhood. Sc.. viii send
a reei'e that Will eure you, FHFE OF
CHARGE. his great remedy was discovered
bv missionary in south America sena a
self-aGdressed envelope t. tic RIy. Us pa
J. IMAM, station ID, Bible House. New
York City. MAJ On
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-21
NOTICE..

n WOULD HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
4 tina. forbid all persons trusting my SON.
Eugene, on my account. He has left home
and is ooing business fer himself, therefore
will not be responsible for any debts he
may contract or Losses which may occur to
those wko NAV do business with him.
ROBERT BuRGF.
Psrsdiss Valley. JuLe 70. 1870 jl5.Ct
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-21
june II, 1876
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station
GOING EAsl.
Express Train arrives re 1910 A. NJ.
aud leaves at 80 a. II
E,migrant TRAIT arrives at 10 p. NJ
and leaves at 0:45 P. N.
Freight Train arrives at Il NJ. and
caves at 1916 p. N.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 20 P. N.
and leaves at 3:35 r. II.
Emigrant Train arrives at so P. NJ.
and leaves at Is A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at ll5O A. NJ.
AMI leaves at l2:40 7. NJ.
stages North.
From Winnemucca TO Silver City
ard Boise CITY, idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily IL IL a.
II. and arrives at 2 80 p. NJ.
From Winnelnucca to Paradise Val
lev, leaves upon the arrival Of the ex-
press train from tie west Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
Rooms.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
10 yaryyille, Bartlett Greek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday OF each week.
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Orders from the Country Promptly l,llcL
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Wall Paper.

FIVE thousand rolls Of Wall Paper a the
latest aLd most fashie nabie designs. jusi re-
ceiv' d from the factories, and Tor sale al Tho
lowest prices.
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Fol-. 7 AXES

EyOTlCE IS EEBFBY GlvFN THAT
~ under the law ael male resident OF this
,tste on twenty-one .Id under sixty years
4 age IS subject 20 q pei tax Of four dollars
thy Iiala or p rs NJ, company or corpora
2 n Doing busnes IL the tate. and hayine.
By direct contract, er indirectly thlougii athtr
cuntrecte r., IN tEcir employ one an moYe per-
sons iiaD'e 10 and owing = FOIL Tax. snail hl
liable Tor amy and all Poll axes that may be
due ffom such employees. The law viii be
strictly and promptly enforced
JAMES BCCENTR.
County Assessor
Winnemucca April o. 1870. sln
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C9York. for Pamphlet If 100 pages, contan-
ing lists OF 5000 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost OF advertising.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-21

CONSTANTLY AEEps OK HAND
pope. Aosars, Butts,
IRON, AnylIs, Screws,
cumberland coal Bolts, steel.
IIorse Nails, Eorax, Bells,
Ale Grease, Bits Boilers.
Il axes, Headers. Movers.
Door Locks, Betting.
\yheelbano1s Eabhit-MetHl.
WIRE. Grinas,ores. Machine Extras,
~ YoAcs, narbed " ire Staples,
On caus Of every description.
Driils ofpll kinds.
W oodenware, Teaketilcs
IrcA ANlee, Cutlely,
G. uts Patent iron Planes.
Flails Scissors. wash. boards.
Z gg.beatfrs Tubs.
Fus-olasrss GATES, Hinges.
u I'm COCKS. Hammers,
= haine, Hooks and staples,
C a-t'idges, Fla Irons,
Axes, Pumps, etc, etc.
py3 n
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES


Horny q and John A. Burke have been
granted letters OF administration on the estate oil VIZ
ginia c. Burke who for years was al UNSUCCESSFUL
contestant for property in tine courts
Judge Freedman having been appointed on
Wednesday IN fiji tbe vacancy caused by Judge MoneS
DEATH which he will shl by election aitcr Ja, jan, l. WIS
sworn m yesterday IA Judge OF lIe SuP'ii'i N
In the suit of William Wagner against
Thomas Whitney tried before Judge Robinson III inc
,aI form Of the Court OF Common Pleas the facts In
which have been reported in THE TRIBuSE the jury yes
teriay gave "a verdict for piainIih Tor SD
In the suit of Flanders agt. GlasSOh II HIS
take was made through the wording ol tue Juuso ue
o.ion A. civen ON tho court bulletin and in the news
n,ner rcnorts # appeared that Mr. GlassOh was ueIu
auent in not appearing to give evidence III i"0' wa"
the plaintiff who was delinquent
I'm n suit brought by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railrond Company against Henry W. pe,'r'au
formerly their passenger agent and John n Inlay, MS
s,,retv nm "A cbarge that Bertrand had betrayed his
trust, Judge Sanford IN Superior IOult thn
ordered yesterday reference 10 ascertain 'i'
due. =,
In the suit of Cotton against John MOrrls-
sew growing out OF Morsseys receivershp OF tue ola
lottery rm OF Simmons Co., motion was inhde yes
terday before Judge Brady in Common Pleas GnahDer
TO open the plaintiffs default az inc ta IN pi ' @ SSnt
that there was further evidence TO SNOW .i dn I
witness HranceI was necessary TO the trlal JudSe
Brady reserved his decision
The suit of Amy A. W. Parkes against James
J. came before Judge Barrett III Supreme Court
Special Term, yesterday. She charges tnat ater iou,
dav NJ the boneymoon she discovered that her husband
was already married aud had IN fact been ,r
bigamy No defense being put m aecIeo "oi
mHrriag absolutely void was entereo'
Judge Donohue yesterday had before him
the OF Solomon Marx against Herman Frohman The
suit was on a bond The defense was that it was
forgery The plaintiff and three witnesses swore that
the signature was certainly the defendants Inc de-
forgery or perjury The jury found for the plaint ana
IndSe Don5lne directed the defendant to be at once
taken 10 the DistrctAtorneys once 70 DC arreseu anu
tried for perjury.
Application was made yesterday to Judge
Brady by habeas corpus release Louis Horwitz from
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09

dcon and IN joint session in counting the electoral
vote and the questions involved being questions of law there
esotued, That be requested to appoint
mee TO act with committee of five TO be appointed by the
questions either Of sad commttees may deem important in
this crisis and asking the members Of the Supreme Court TO
give 10 Congress an opinion thereon.
Mr. HOSkINS tRep N. " TO debate the question:
and 1t therefore went over under the rule.
The HOusa then, at las O'clock went into Committee
OF the Whole, Mr.. Cymer Penn9 in the chair, on the
Pension Appropriation bill.
After short explanation by Mr.. ATKINS Dem.
Tenn who reported the b in which he said the apprO
priatiOns for pensions this year were 81 600 less
than last year, the committee and reported the bill
10 the House, when IL was passed.
MT WOOD then called up the resolution offered by him
Objections raised by Mr.. KASSON (Rep:, Iowa)
yesterday requesting the President 10 transmit to the
House copies Of all orders and directions &C. 10 any mil
ltary commander or civil officer with reference TO the
vice OF the army any portion thereof in the States
OF Erslna South Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida since
the LIST OF August last together with reports teea hc
or otnefwlse from any oil such military commanders
civil officers
Mr.. HALE C2ep., MeJ and other Republican members
but were overruled by the SPEAKER, on the ground
that unanimous consent given yesterday for the Of
feing OF the resolution, with the understanding that it
Mr.. KAssON then suggested that the words, all not
Incompatible with the public interest,"" be inserted in
the resolution.
Mr.. WOOD said he would accept the proposed modlG
cation although he did not admit that such point ap
pcd 10 calls for Information in domestic matters, but
only In regard to foreign affairs. IL the President
should withhold the information on that ground it
would be regarded only additional cause OF oene
Mr. ClYMER dem. PENN hoped that the modifca-
tion would not be made
The modification however. was made. and the resolu
ton was then adopted under the previous question.
MT MILLS tDem Texas offered resolution calling on
the President for Information 10 whether the cavalry
force had been recently removed from the Texas from
tier. Adopted.
Tie Senate bill for engraving and printing the portrait
or the Ic Hon Henry sarkwGather OF Connecticut was
taken up and passed
The House then, at 1880 p m adjourned till Monday.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09

arrest. On a warrant from Saratoga County Judge
Bixby had Mr. Horwitz arrested the original complaint
being that he had obtained about 400 worth Of goods
from the Glens Falls Paper Collar Company by false pre-
lenses. Ii claimed that the original complaint set
out ground for such charge, and that Judge Bxby
was bound 10 inquiry before affirming the arrest
and had failed to do thus sulecting citizen 20 Dc
sent to Saratoga charge which might prove 1.-TWO
lous Judge Brady reserved his decision.
Countess Heinruth, also known as Catharine
Nestor Emmene Hicks, has brought suit against the
executors Of Daniel Marty, who was prominent some
years ago as an extensive collector Of prints claiming
that Marty obtained from he's most OF her property by
misrepresentation. The yesterday before
Judge Barrett in Supreme Court, Special Term. on a
motion delay its trial to the latter part OF January
the Countess being detained in England Mr.. LarOcque
the deendans counsel insisted that there had been so
many delays various grounds that the patience OF the
court ought TO be exhausted. w. o. Bartlett said tnat
the COnesss rights constitutional rights involving
the right of person to he present at the trial OF his or
her case. Judge Barrett reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
THE EYE AND EAR INFIRNARK.

There are figures in the Fifty-ffth Annual
Report of the New-York Eye apd Ear Infrmary which
are at once striking and instructive II appears that since
s establishment not fewer than 900 persons afflicted
v diseases OF the eye ear and throat have been treated
I'm this charitable institution. Ten thousand new
patents were received during the last year The aver
age daily attendance has been 120 Applicants at Tbs
charity have come all parts OF the contradiction
Canada in the north and from Texas in the south Ihere
has been an Increase in the number OF patients residing
I'm tine building and in the length OF their stay sixty
seven per cent Of the blind IN both eyes have been
restored 10 good sight, and 2j per cent put into better
condition than before the operation.
In the special report of the Eye Department there Is
an interesting classification which shows 10 how many
Diseases this little and most delicate organ is subject
There are 22 distinct affections Of tine lid alone, OF the
retina OF the optic nerve with descriptions OF caa-
raet There are diseases Of the ear and over 90 ds
eases of the throat catalogued Forty cataract eXrac-
tions have been performed during the last year Vi
these 23 were perfectly successful
The Eve and Ear In1rmary 1t must be remembered, is
charitable institution and its benefactions are some
that limited by its resources. Its total income during
the last wear was Si3l29, and all this was expended
gave 1928 90 in the hands OF the treasurer The
directors intimate that help and contributions are
voyv desirable 1t would certainly be hard 10
find q charitable institution worthier OF the
attention of tbose who have the means aud
the inclination TO benefit their felownen Diseases Oh
the eye especially ncapactate considerable number OF
those afflicted Tor labor Of any kind, and may thus entail
much suffering upon many families cut off from the
means OF support The management of the Eye and Ear
Inhmary IN the best professional hands, and the gh
reputation OF the gentlemen of the direction is guaa
tee OF the faithful application Of all which may be
given or devised 10 this hospital.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At Essex Market Police Court yesterday James
W. Pendlet0n and John W Douglass brought mp on
charge OF keeping gambling saloon at No. lOl East Ihir
teCnth.st. They each held in 5000 ball.
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, James
Mcdonald Of No Sl2, West FOrty-frstst charged with
stabbiug McSabOn of No. III West ST on
Thursday night committed await the result OF McMa-
hons injuries
At the Washington Place Court, Anna NJ; Bollister,
old and deaf ay living alone al No 40 West Washington
place. yesterday charged Mary Wilde and her daughter Cor
nela Of No. % COIneltast with compHcityn Durs Dy
laces. ana Jewery.
George H. Gaulier, the French teacher who was
recently convicted In the Court General Of dealing
IN obscene literature and pictures was yeserdgy sentenced
by Hackett three indictments, ~ SIX years m
pTsonment in the state Prison fined g. 600 He not
indictment for forgery to which he pleaded
guilty. 10 years ago.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09

Steamship Gamma OBJ, Leddicoat Hamilton beimnna A.
steamship csrondelet Fareoh Fernandna via Port Royal
Steamship aehmond, Kelcv Norfolk City Point and Rich
mSnd old Daminion Steamship Co
Steamship Ann Eliza Pnadepe9 W s1 hsi Hana
ship Admiral Ger Haesop, tr nis1 Herman hy9p oo'
Bark Camilla (Nor.l Christensen Queenstown OF falmoutn
for orlers Bockms9n, oerein q Co 2 u-s,t,ov q "a.
Bark Norma 9er BernseSer London g. ron Rb Is ~ T,vo
& Co: -n.. ,..
BARK Fortuna Nor larsen, Cork or Falmouth for ORDERS
BsrH GUERRA Gtai Rassc trieste LauTo stsry 4 Go.
Bark Annapolis tBrl. Deap, Calao Peru j. W. Parker q
Bark Harold Brl, DinsOre Antwerp J. r Whi,ney = Co
~ BARK Bomny Doom, Cole Bristol Eng, w. D. Morgan.
Brig Laura Gertrude Haveron' Cape Io"n' Aiiea f.
seRf E. A. Magee Young Pierre, MART H. A. vatabie
schr Ella Clifton CBr, KimDan st John N b. scammeu
scr Wells Ashford Boston. !pag B9yat9n'S Son.
schr. Kate McKnnOn (Br), McKinnOn, Yarmouth. " s.,
scr u K Wilson, cropper Richmond, Van Brunt Bro;
schr Dos do Mayo (spanh Mayo ValhourAt lnagna l. l.
MaGse
Steamship (Br Donaldson, Bordeaux Nov 20 with
mdse and pass 70 Henderson Bros
% Steamship city S Lniepf G o ns LGekea Boreau Nov
steamship Pioneer, waseey Wil1Egon' NC days. with
steamship Agnes Buriiek Philadelphia with mdse and
BARK CarGana Johnson. sagua 1s days. with
Bsrk Alma (Ger) Lohmeyer IoIo 1872 days. with
Bark HenIi tGer) KOItt Hamburg So days with mdse 80
Bark Jastita Ger, NieJar, Monteydeo o2 days. with
hi les. n,
Bars iitania iNcr Albertsen Rotterdam Gs days. with
iron aud empty barrels ~ 40 -, ,., -.
Brig W. D. Andrews Wilson, Cape haytlen - days WIN
BrIs Tn@s oven Gapn Malaga g days wIth fruit
sehf Annie d. Merritt Plnckham Jacmel and Aux Cages
10 uays, with logwOOd. - -
schr n. Marrett to Boothbay), Reed, Mayaguez 10
day, with oranges -
nuts.
schr 2 B. Darling, 10 'gkinsOn, Santa Cruz Canary
Islands Yates & PorterGelh
Rookie L. Yates Clark, Georgetown, Dem b. F. Met
caI & Co.
schr Mary f. Mangam Mehady, Aux cayes 2l days with
Scr l. l. CaTk Hutchins son. Rosario days. with WOOL
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Dec S.-The National Line steamship Holland,
Heily, Sew.YorN Nov. 20 for London. arrived st
Grayesend at noon to-day.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT ROYAL C., Dec eArnved. steamship City oil Dali
las, from Fcrnandna.
Philadelphia n8e bIlbe Balm, Cook from Fowey;
sclrs. Frank, Fhnt Hoboken A. Hammond, Goldthwaite,
ROndDut.
FORTRESS MONROE Va, Dec s-Anived. brig Meta, from
London.
DISASTERS.
BOSTON Dec. sThe barkn inc Mile Baln at this port,
reports bad heavy her the entire passage spit sails ani
stove Dulwars Of the scr. IN collision with the
steamship Neptune the 9Th nst Is the Hattie ~ Crowe.
WAsHiyGToY D. c. Dec s-The signal service observer
at Cape Henry reports chief Signal officer follows;
twomasted schr. Fannie X shaw. Capt Balano from
Mary for Baltimore, loaded with pins lumber ran
opposite o'clock last night The
were saved. Assistance has been sent for.
IfOT Latest Ship y et0S see F1h FdGe.I
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
DECISIONS DEC. 8

Supreme ChGm5Ty Judge % T.+.F Bf4dyim 2dyie7
and . wakeman as Eaaiiable Gas Light and Coke Com
Graed Jessup agt East Aa5ams and e. arqaa arr GS
Pay ana %n tb % S Of paembe 1875 aer
must be proof Of the fats as 20 age DT
agt CarrolOn The present proofs ms, tms m9H0n T sS
has guilty Of laches This cause has been three
times adjourned or de no Ga m b ' anv aSpston for
change u venue The delay thus caused epyes the dee'
S1I an d deBo With 80 costs to s6ls event importers and
Traders National Bank agt kohn.-Aonon grah'eo Ou'
Spseiai Trm-By Judge Rarrett-Bgsh agt scoaeld.,
Observation-Disclosures signed Wormster agt Hoffman and
otneraflndngs and decree signed Ludlng,on aS Siau
ou. Bryce and Others agt. NewIork CITY steel WOLhs1
~ IS 10 c f. M%Ss a@Sst S,PBS% ss bond rec''' ' W."
Iy Judge Van Vorst.-Slcgs and others agt Meyer and
oihersEc counsel will appear before me on Dec y l'o a
iO$Oa m valentine g. vs. SyasGAJG f a tyrr @xep
sion Of the mortgage. There must be Judgment oi iore
closure.
Superior Comrt-Speial Tera-By Judge Sanford,
-fache art poscher e a-Remittitu filed Judgment az
hrmed Bills ag. Wander Winder-Ordeied on seca! cat
ag NOTION f2T Tan}s R wh VIZ costs an silva ast Meo
l0tan Drug Company1rdeI denying motion IOr new 1ia
e AGS as .rtege sst afGs6 directing re-
egiyti iD 's A1,.ga @ Prs S, Rank est order
Bo;s impisgned debtor Application for debtGrs dis
"Coinmssioh oTdred De6rck agt Lanner ei all The Bal
mor and Ohio aroad Company & at aE e. aSo
By Judge Spelr.-Lewis agt Buckingham Wooster agt
Uuich.--Otders settled. .. =,
Hy ChieJudge Curtis-Beyer ct al. agt Hester ct al
Findings settled.
Common Pieds-Specidi TcTn-By Judge Van
forsei-Iu the matter Of Smith the matter OF Bennett
Chase app In The matter Of the Application OF HeTan 6
ibruc'. change his name to Louis Heynah
granted. Kennedy aet McEuulg; Zimmerman agt Schap
p,r-Order- sotl.d: In the matter Of Iaanng-Bnd re-
due $1,000. Harry act. Harry. references Otuered
schwartz agt. Stralss.-see memorandum
Marine Coart-Chdmbcrs-B Justice Sheridan
Courr;Ne ag Fireman. Motion granted NeiDrechtagI SHOOK
Order yacaiiue order entered bee T. 1875. Hume agt Drs
co-Orer denying motion 10 Sncatc order OF arrest Mills
Chamberlain Wilcox Douglass agt He'd
brl; The j. Iron Works agt. Stratsrdi Ryan aSt
McGuin; ApTlrbv agt. fagg Laudesnan agt houuah ;
Wouy ard agi r.. .gel-tock Buer ag WestbIoOk tussT
AIT. Thompson I0Sththal agt udstl
Uauc ag JauisOn Robertson agt. SchwarZ; IiylOr aG
crow Thurber agt. Aukin.-Orters granted. hOtt az.
ays-Dtcndants default noted. Tallnan agL Beer Dlo
AIT Herman sullivan agt. Bl0hnM Motions grahtel oe
brrrh agt shook Notion denied. Richardson agt Forbes
Geo H. Fletcher c,q appointed receiver. slauscu ag
Fdulbe Light CompanyDemurer ordered WIN costs
NcktTson StreCer.-MOuOn denied, WIN SlO cosls
O'BTlcu agt ScibrechL-shenns bill taxed
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The following bills were introduced and re-
ferred:
BY Mr.. PIPER Dem, Cal)-EstabshiDg the Territory
of the Black Hills, and providing temporary form Of
government therefor.
BY Mr.. BAKER (sep, Cal)-PrOpOsng amendment
10 the Constitution fOrbdding the assumption pay
nent Of any claims for loss damage growing out Of The
loss or destruction OF property during the late rebellion
Mr. WOOD (Dem, N. ~ asked the Speaker whether
under the call OF States then progressing resolutions
could not be offered.
The SPEAKER replied IN the Affirmative, but ruled
that resolutions offered under this call unless by unanl
action .oo,> ,.,.oa
from Offering the resolutions which he had intended 10
offer. ..o,..,ox =.
W1sre1s serous differences OF opinion arse between
the member Of second House VI Congress as " he u
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
SUCCESS AND COURSE OF THE TRIBUNE.

SUCCESS AND COURSE OF THE TRIBUNE.
TO the Bdftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: / desire to assure you of my grateful
apprecation Of your entire in maintaining the
high standard OF THE TRIBUNE established by Horace
Greeley. tits even than ever power in the land
and IFS weight and influence still found the side Of
humanity, equal rights and progress. think few ade-
auately realize the influence exerted by such paper as
1v prpuNR In the offices and homes Of mutitudcs OF
the intelligent reading public from the Canadas to the
f and from the Atlantic to the Pacific, 1t welcomed
and perused year by year. In the past political campaign
Tup rparyE rendered most efficient service It's inde-
andtn nee dseriminatOn and fairness are recognized
Pd enfe its opnions 10 consideration which those OF
mere partsans fail 10 obtain. tTfZkof SEssioNo'
cedar Falls, Iowa, Dec. 4, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
pASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LoNDON-In steamship France Dec. s-Arthur
Mccer Lieut. British Army. wle and infant, Miss Mukns,
Miss O. Martin. Emil w. Apen0erg, Engene smo1nar.
reach Mrs H. Greene and child Mr.. GILL Misses r. w. L.,
aud Gill and maid Richard kcatlng, f. ID. Foster T. f.
Henderson John DescOvtoh Nj. Feake H. O. Canard Miss
hose Beach. ,,- ~ q -. -.
Borries Alexander Pero Geo. obermeyer O. Baer Arnold
Schuter TheodOr Hamyre Fanny TOmkins Emma A. GOsaw
George and William BarthOlomae Geo Esche Mr. and Mrs
August ehmer Miss Helen Leale Paul Faher Miss Bab-
het1e Suhs Ernst Ebert ROede, Miss Helene BckeL
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

albany, Dec. S.-Day calendar for Monday, Dec
II, 1876: Nos. 40 -, 49, s., 81, 49, 93, 81
In Court Of Appeals Friday, Dec. :, 1875; ,-...
6-PeOple rel. Conway ag SuperNlsOrs-AfSument
resumed and concluded.
No. Ig-Cnrts agt McNar.-Argued by Julian l. Dawes
for appellant - Hubbard for respondent
No. 52-shaG agt. PhGnx Mutual Insurance Co-Argued
By :. Hand tor appellant; \. VI. Bcadsey LOT respondent
Proclamation made and the Court Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
NOMINATIONS.

WAsHTNGTON, Dec. S.-The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:
VIM. O. Pollock Of Pennsylvania General Appraiser Of
Merchandise T. q. Heron be United States Consul
Manila Vincent Boring OF Kentucky be- Pension Agent at
Lexington.