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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23

as-Our Union Schools are having vaca.
ton of two weeks, to give the children an OPP
portmity to pay special attention to the sunu.
oil visit Of Old Santa Claus.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23

es- Douglas hos written letterit is reported.
in which he avows his determination not TO be q
candidate FOR the Presidency ---uncss tho Charles
ton Convention will nominate him, lie is getting
NrrY humble.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23

ASrln the Cincinnati common pleas court
there are just now no fewer than one hundrrd
and stu;aiyGoc applications for divorce on the
docket and the cry is "slill they GOMEZ
What is the world coming to?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23

s,C-Thc sixth lecture on the Signs OF the Times
will b. presented on next Sabbath evening. Sub
ject--Thc Prospective Condition Of the Jews with
relation TO Palestine
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23

UTJcbn Powers, OF the BJol, Store, has an
assortment of Diaries for 1859, aud, Judging
from the one before us, they are just ss nice as
any We have ever sccu. lie has uro been add
Ing TO his assortment of attractions for the holi-
DAYS. Give him call
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23

Ui- \ young man and girl dressed in mems
stti,c, stole horse and buggy from the streets of
Newark few days since. They drove out seven
miles, retired at an early hour, were arrested be-
fore their dreams were ended and placed in Jail
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23

In6r \ man namad Xavier was killed by the
cars, near Thin, on Monday Of last week. He
nss discovered lying on the track by the engineer
who reversed the engine, but not in time to save
the man. An empty flask was found in his
pocket
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23

.eS' We invite attention to the advertisement
Of HolliSter x Feltous Commercial College, Ceye-
land. Their terms Orc low and their system of
instruction is thorough They claim to give
more instruction for Sl6 than is usually obtained
ia similar institutions Tor $50.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23

ny>Kreps hos Gne assortment Of beautiful
Cmly Toys and other nice things for holiday
presents to the children
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23
NJ. Il. Church Appointments.

Thursday eve Dec. 2Jlb, At o'cock--Scrmon.
Saturday 2jth, nt I
EuBJrcr-ChArpctCr or the Prophets.
sabbath mora, Dec. Goth at l0l o'clock Sermon
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23

rS~ This week winds up the delinquent lists
monopoly Of our columns, aud next week NC shall
give our readers something else to look upon. We
have many good things in store rotlu0rc numbers
OF the Journal.
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!. p. SMITH,
DILING, &C., AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY
YARD.
Navy DEPARTMENT.


Bureaus OF Yards and Docks. June, l85S.S
Seal proposals will he received At this Bureau
until u O'Clock M, twentieth day of June nstan for
Brooklyn Navy Yard. D"''"'A' IL the
SPECIFICATIo.s.
Al me Lecessary excavations for the foundation
walls OF the buildings be made i'm the flow-
ing manner, viz: ditch feet wide at the bottom \,
to be sunk to the depth ot2 feet below high water
Tne probable amount of earth to be moved is soms
o oEUlc ar :, ana as much as may be required
oullt, snail be deposited such spot conyeu Mt 10
the site as the commandment of The yard may select
me balance to be distributed the grounds for
me purpose OF g'adIng In such manner NAV lie d
reftea oy the commandant.
foundations of the buildings will be some O the,
Will be Furnished by the government at The spot
and are TO be removed from thence by the contract
or At his own ex Pense. They lie driven under
rom centres, and the piles three feet from centres
IN the lows The depth 10 which they are ex pected
all cases, be driven until hammer weighing not less
than one ton, and falling 50 feet, will not move the m
be properly Pei ted. and the heads secured by IRON
hands while driving All the piles to be out
trimmed to receive the Gaping.
b., Inc Gaping Will b. iqrn hid by the government.
properly fitted and secured to each side bs an OAK or
locust rec ma not less than I. inches IN diameter
brought TO fair and even surface TO receive the
foundation stone. "
al the refuse pl neaos ana Other materials shall
be slowed away upon the ground, in such place. =.
eminent. WIG so'-
One steampile driver will be loaned by the sovern
ent 10 the contractor who will pay all the expense of
wrklng the same anu ieturn IL IN gouo ,,ruer 49,
me work is completed, or sooner If re auir,d Jhe
whole to be done In = good, faithful, workman liz
msnner. to the satisfaction of the co,uu,sna., ne
the ard, and to be com pleied within three n oatbs
from and after the date Of the o1ntTn.t o"'hs
plan of the build q NAV bs g. a, o..
the eommandant of the yard who Will give an, g1p
tn sr InformaiI IN desired ''' h"e MY iuf-
BIDDERS must state the pi ice f. The ~boIa NO., -
complet'r Pay n-mts will he male IN u,nthIy rsIi
n,.r.. VI the SUPERINTENDENT, prov al. the vo,k
PiokIesses IN proper ION he time lowe in corn
co deserving twenty per csnt on each b til
Unless the bids, which NAV be reoeived unde, IN,
aelisenent, snail bs fully st.isIac;o,L, "a, -.
je ll-!awtd INC 'kh' VI n feieoS mem,
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IL The medal ordered by the survivors of the
yellow fever on the United States steam frigate
Susqueh hanna, to be presented to Or. Rose, of the
British Navy, as testimonial of their gratitude
for his courageous and humane services in attend
ing the sick on board the Susquehanna, is of solid
gold and weighs five ounces. 1t is about two
inches In diameter, and the border is curiously
formed into the semblance OF rope. On one
side is a beautiful representation of the Susque-
hanna, and on the other is engraved the follow
ing inscription :.-'Presented to Assistant Sur
geon Frederic II Rose, r. n, by the remnant of
the crew Of the United States steam fripate Sus
quehanna, who returned to the United States I'm
said ship in good health, as a mark of their ap-
proval Of his generously volunteered professional
services rendered their shipmates who were az
ficted with yellow fever, April. 1858
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-11

lLLINols.-The State Convention of the Ad-
ministration Democracy assembled at Springfield
on the 9th instant. Two hundred and sixty-tbree
delegates, representing forty-eigbt counties were
In attendance John Dougherty was nominated
state Treasurer, and Ex-Governor Reynolds SUI
perintendent Of Public Instruction. Resolutions
were adopted affirming adherence TO the Cincin-
natl platform affirming the principle of non
Intervention in the Territories; opposing the
concentration of power I'm the hands of the cen.
trail government; deprecating slavery agitation.
condemning Senator Douglas, and characterizing
his course in opposition to the Administration as
overweening conceit; denouncing the principles
OF the Republican party as tending to the disso-
luton of the Union and denouncing the late
outrages by the British cruisers on American
vessels in the Gulf Of Mexico and elsewhere
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Proceedings Of To-day.

The SENATE, this morning, adhered to their
amendment to the army appropriation bill, tc
which the House had refused to agree.
After Intellectual efforts to get up the bill grant
ing pensions to the widows of Gems. Jones and
Gaines, late of the army of the United States a
Joint resolution, directing sword TO be presented
to the nearest male relative of the late Major
General Towson, U. s. A was, on motion OF
Mr.. Bell, passed.
The Indiana contested election case was then
taken up, and Mr.. Pugh addressed the Senate al
length in favor Of the light of Messrs Bright
United States.
In THE House, the session, up to near the time
our reporter left the hall was taken up with the
consideration Of private claim of no public in
teTest whatever. An effort was made shortly
after II IN to get up the arvland contested cleo.
ton case, which was not disposed of when thi,
report closed.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS


The Union publishes the message of the
President Of the United states on the Utah
question, and rejOices over it, as announcing
the triumph of the policy pursued by the Ad-
ministration in relation to the affairs of that
Territory.
The Union enters, also, into the considera-
ton of the new phase of the Search Question
presented by the disavowaf of the practice and
orders for its discontinuance by the Admiral
In command of the West India station. and the
statement that no new orders of the subiect
have been issued by the Admiralty since 1910.
without placing implicit confidence in the re-
cent peaceful turn of our foreign affairs in this
respect, the C;siOn is inclined to believe that
her Majesty's Government will promptly dis
ayow the acts of the Styx and other vessels
complained of, and will give US abundant as
surance hereafter that our commerce shall not,
IN like manner, be mOlested. That it thinks.
ID not susheient, but "holds that the aggressions
recently perretrated upon our peaceful COM
merce in our own waters, under principles OF
International law sanctioned and maintained
by the government Of England, should be re-
garded by US as offences demanding something
more than apologetic notes aLS disclaimers. II
We are right in asserting tnial-Unify for our
ships upon the ocean, and that they carry with
them, and maintain for their government, the
authority and jurisdiction of their own coun-
try, it follows that any interruption, dete1iion,
or search thereof, by the vessels-of- war of IN
other nation, are gross violations of our SOW
ereign rights. And if such violations have
taken place recently, as We maintain they
have, through the action of British cruisers,
and under the alleged sanction of instructions
issued nine years ago, though now diSapproved,
the case is one involving, in point of fact, the
irrevocable responsibility of her Majestys Gov
eminent, which cannot be adequately atoned
for short of a total disavowal by that govern
ment of the assumed right to visit our mer-
chant ships while in the pursuit of lawful COM
merce."
The Union, likewise. comments upon the
New Orleans difficulties and reopens its bat
teries upon the New York Tribune and Times,
for their course in relation to Collector SchelI
and the Willet's Point investigation.
The LAteil'geHceyis without editorial to- day
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IL The yacht Prairie Flower, wrecked near
Boston, has been raised and pumped out No
additional bodies have been found. Ii is now
believed that the seven bodies recovered (all
young mem embrace all that were lost There
were 35 persons on board, besides the crew when
the vessel capsized. They were at the time goin No
to Boston from Salem and were about to sail on
fishing expedition. The accident occurred in
consequence Of a sudden sQuall
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III Robert Harvie, of Richmond Va, has re-
ceived from the Brazilian Government the con-
tract for the second section Of the Don Pedro, the
second Railroad Of Brazil. The amount of the
contract may be estimated at four millions of
dollars. There are about 2l2 miles of the road
yet to be let, which, if the contractors carry on
the second section satisfactorily, it is expected
will he placed in the same hands This will
amount TO some Sl2, OOO, 600
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III A terrible blasting accident occurred In
I"enty seventh street, New York, on Wednes-
day, which damaged the modern tenement build
ing near Eighth Avenue, but which, fortunately,
ala pnt huie injury to the inmates. The shock
was Ike an earthquake, and huge rocks, weigh
ing over ton, were hurled into the buildings
The contractors were arrested, and will be held
20 account,
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The undersigned would respectful " announce TO
the citizens of Washing ton and the surround inf
country that he is now ens aged n constructn. rbe
above named Lightning Conductors these Con
parts of the United States rs beng superior 10 any
DINER conductor now IN use. 1 use the ceiebrate ed
NcAllster Point. which has been recommended b,
sClentIc gentlemen In this city the hest nj "a
ne used. The PoIn-s are the same as used on the
Franklin Lightning Conductors for he last 50yesrs
copper points tipped with plain nm.
These Conduc;orsare made of iron-iron be ng Ear
less fusi lie than copper. Copper melts at 1886 de-
grees ahrenhelt; wrought iron at 1856 and cast
iron at 3,47} degrees.
have Recommendations from geni lemen I'm Wash
to cspaciy.&c. -
Orders left at Messrs. Noel Il Boyd's, Pennsyl-
vanla avenue, next to Coomb's Meodeon Hail, be
tween 9th and 10th sts., and at the Star Ufce Will
be attended to.
lie Him Up SMITH
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IL The difficulty between the Erie and Cen.
trail Railroads, at Batavia, is now in a fair wav
Of settlement. An injunction has been granite
restraining the Central Railroad Company from
resisting the laying OF a track by the Erie Com.
pany. The former are now engaged in removing
all distractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-11

IL Advices from st. Domingo to MAY 22d
have been received. Santana had captured Sa-
mana, with considerable slaug liter, and destroyed
the place. President Paez had sent feet Of
twenty vessels, under an American ofhcer, 10
blockade Port an Platte and the last advices say
u has been ca ptuIed and destrnved
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II The Canadian Parliament has passed to a
third reading bill TO amend the naturalizati, n
laws-reducing the period of residence subse-
quent to which foreigners can claim naturaliza-
ton from five TO three wears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-11

IL The Recorder Of the New York Sessions
calls attention to the fact that it is difficult TO get
responsible, respectable and intelligent juries to
try cases in court, and the Times SAYS that the
professional juror has become such an evil thai
the trial by jury is considered farce
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FRANCIS WILMER.
Nh NM

NEW PAPER H1NGIAG AND UPHOL-
STERI STOnE.
would most respectfully call the attention of the
pubic of W ashngtOn and the adjacent cities to his
new and carefully selected stock of WALL pa =
PER, Az every variety of sly lie and pattern: DC
ORATlNE PAPERS, BORDER CURTAINS
WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES; CORES
and TASSELS, for Pictures and Shades; FIRE
BOARD PRINTS and other Ornaments
am also prepared to make FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR, Husk, Moss. or Cation ACTRESSES,
LOU NbES, CURTAINS and DECORATIONS,
and all such work as ,longs TO regular upholster-
or. with prcmpiness aud dispatch.
All orders will be thankfully received and. nv
unrentiIng atten ION and prompt exc To the
age.
Paper put on in the best manner, and warranted
ia ~ ,rI,p
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H The hog cholera has again made its ap-
pearance in Kentucky, Indiana. Tennessee and
Arkansas-the animals, it is said, are dying by
hundreds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-11

III The third trial of Michael Cancemi for
the assassination of Eugene Anderson, one of the
New York metropolitan Police commenced YES
terday
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoNGREss.-Members
Of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the star Office Price,
Tor 5000 copies OF sixteen page speech, one cent
and half EACH for 00OO or more, one cent each.
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BOARDING.

NEW BOARDING HOUSE -NrsLIANIER
from Baltimore, has taken the Uonsa -. - Tn
s[eet, oetween and q street, and is prepared 10
acooihmodate permanent and Transient (TaR a.
MESTS. NiShhD AfAhl-
.rH XxNIED-h hrst class Cook ard Chamberua. ID
ahove ' WIN hho"s her business. Apply rs
JESSE
koAhD IL PRIVATE FAMILY.-Afen
- man and family can be accommodated with from,
vi gas. Also, one Room, Sd floor. Price rr,son-
a. e. NO children IN the house. Apply at Sea a.
oon osh onu TN. le8 OF
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II NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION OF rOPARTNERSHIP-
The copartnershIp heretofore existing between
John McDevltt and John Dawson, is ihls day dis
solved by mutual consent Al persons having claims
against Indebted 10 said firm will pleas- settle
with John McDevItt, as he is duly authorized TO
settle up the business.
JOHN McDEVITT,
JOHN DAWSON,
Washington, June LIST, le5s. je lit
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MI q. d. F.-The officers and members OF tne
mse, at the Hal SR On M5N6aS kFT II %ooN
B, d1Ssi S' .s se Of the
GRXHRb Gs;si n %sgSs: y
uhrd TO meet a the Hal on MONDAY AFTER
81 cfssI o &: me
Tto3MBks G2ssctT l;M iss fsI.ISe: :,
are requested % meet at the Hal. on MONDAI,
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. for the purpose oil
Joining the Procession. By order Of r. " o. p.
~ 90. F--The Off,er. and PatIiarohs of
ale requested to meet At the Hsll, On MONDAY
h ,ounr she Procession ST By order Of "
~Lo.O.F .-The Officers and Pstnsrchs of
~ KipGhLY tNG I'm aH Mn b Ne; Are are
the Procession , By order Of the K. ". g. 2:
W MOUNT NkIso ESChMPMESS,dIS NH0:;S
Joining the Procession. By order Of r. w. g. p.
Th0;0; FIThs ofhosrs and members Of
aSesed e meet al the HI on M0 M3 SSf Ss AZ
fERNOON, at 2 O'Clock. for the pu pose of joining
the Procession. BY order OF the II. w: q. NJ.
IL wA8sHiNGT6S I%DGE. No. I 3, are here =;
BY Isquested to meet at the Hail on MONDAY
joining he G6 M NJ
MI: %. F:-The officers and members of
aSssted to meet eA at the Hall on MoSDsY AZ
the Procession. BY order of the Nj w. NJ.
NJ: o: Q. F:-The Ulcers AID members of
.S HARMONY Lodge, No are hereby re-
g s ss ooo Rs for toe pHposs joining
the Procession. By orceL of the NJ w. g.
E,Ts 96 offers and a members ss1., Of
cd tn mn at Hal
TERNOON, at O'Clock. Ior the purpose of joining
the Procession: By order ofthe NJ w. O. NJ.
"Ei3o2S F mn officer. and member: Of
Cd 3 meet e' at the Ella Hall ON MONDAY AZ Ter
NOON. at O'Clock. for the purpose Of loni"g the
Processlon. BY oraer of Ihe ~ W. u NJ
Fl & ETHf Ssf. s"d ms%G ss1sS Of
requested TO meet at the Hall, on MONDAY AT.
tbe for the purpose o,
5saeested 70 meet a the Hal, on M MONDAY AT,
the ~ i@' SaTE2'f 'nrs
.TI;,0,o F-IThe officers and members of
70 es, !, t .Rs Hs No Il bT
the Process on: By order of the NJ w. g. NJ.
10 METkoPoLiS LODGE, NO. e. ' are here E:
AFTERNOON. at ? O'Clock, for TIE purpose of
joining the Procession. By order of NJ. w. NJ.
NJ q, o. F.-The officers and members of
~ EXCELSIOR LODGE, No. I6, are hereby
requested 10 meet at the Hal. on MONDAY Az
TERNOON. at 2o'clock, for the purpose of joining
the Procession. By order of the NJ. w. g. NJ.
0@I. y o. F.-The officers and members Of
US MECHANICS LOpGk, No. Is, are hereby
requested to meet at the Hall, on MONDAY AZ
TERNOON, at O'Clock, for the purpose of joining
the Procession. By order of the NJ. w. 6. M.
NTI o. o: F.-The officers and members Of
lkS ORIENTAL LODGE, No. 10. are hereby
requ ssted to meet at the Hall, on MONDAY Az
TER NOON, ut O'Clock. f.r the purpose of Joining
the Procession. BY order OF the NJ. w. GIN.
lie Il-2t
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I LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS.
IL LIGHTNING CONDUC TORS

OTIS PATENT CONDUCTORS
The only MsthOt Of Absolute Projection asaias
LtshtntHg. as Demonstrated By Sci,ncs
and ELperiencs.
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TO BRICKLAYERS AND PLASTERERS.
have lust received large supply of the best White
and GREY SAND which will sell low, Also, White
GRAtEL and LIME; Oak, Pine and Hickory
WOOD, White and ed Ash COAL, at the low
est market prices. Cal at my Wood and Coal Depot,
jeU r. w. BATES
NOTlCE.-To the LndteS and Gentlemen of
~ Wdshfnstoa.-A lady from Baltimore wishe.
to purchasa ladies' and gsntlemen's good cast-of
APPAREL. for which fair cash price will b. PAID.
Coll or address No S3l ID street, between 9Th and
10th sts., doors from the Savings Bank. and per-
sons having such articles to dispose of will he
promptly called on at their respective residences. by
the advertiser. lie II lvs
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X oWLAND'S MACCASsAR OIL, AZ GIBBS,
~ dalr store, near 18th street, - sam
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k'oh SALE:-A trustful SADDLE HORsE
y WHOM will be sold cheap for cash WeIi -
oroke, ana warranted perfect. Inquire AZ IN
ieIo-2ts Ill. $50.
HOOK AND SODA WATERFORD npre a, A
:. oelcious-wIth every variety of syrup suppl
MOOhE'S
West End Drug Store,
A.. No. lis Pa. ave, oppo. Seven Buidings
w 81 hne hANANAS just received and for
0.-. lIntelD Je 10 Ct
CERTAIN DEATH To ROACuEs -.
~ moore's Roach. Rat and Mice Ext.rmin,to1
also, u ons Magnetic Powder
=. TO destroy Bed Bugs, use hrs Fxternipa,or for
that purpose. in '-A'e' ina'" i'I
Eow e the time 10 apply these remedies.
wi saae only at MOOkF'S
N,on West End Drug Store,
lame, NO. lis Pa ave-. oppo Seven buildings.
70 looe llntelgencer.l
n 0WLAND's MACCAssAR OIL at GIBBS
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CHERRY AND CLARET FOR COBBLER
- AND PUNCH, for sale by
SHEkELL Il MILLER,
ga Pa. av., adj defining kirkwood House.
JIG list (lntel.& Statesl
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WANTED-Ry a middle aged MAN, who has
w been long out Of employ ment. and who has .
large family TO maintain Employ meLt IN any honest
business at which he can he useful TO has EMPLOYS r
n. stdr Onlce. ie L. ST.
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Tan W.AfHsR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to tho Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about7 O o'clock . m
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ARMY MovEMENTs.-A military subscriber
writing US from Fort Kearney, Nebraska Ter
ritory, under date of the Goth May, ult, saws :.
" Lieut.. Col. Andrews, Sixth Infantry. with
his command Fourth Company, Sixth Infantry.
and one OF Sappers and Miners) reached thi. post
Today, and found Company F, Sixth Infantry.
Btevet Major Armistcad commanding ready 10
join and proceed to Utah Company marched
across the country from Fort Riley Captain
w harton's Company j, Sixth Infantry now sta
toned at this post, il the only company of Sixth
Infantry not under orders for Utah II has been
at this post since 1919. One Of our teamsters
went into the Platte river yesterday evening To
battle, and was drowned. - "
The GRADUATING MIDsBIPMES.-The fol-
lowing is list of the Acting Midshipmen who
graduated at the recent examination of the
United States Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Md: l. A. V. Reed; 2. j. A. Howell; }. CS
Franklin; 4. H. L. Howison; s. G. Dewey :;
8. J. Bishop Z. G.. B. White; s. H. M. Blue
9. Z. G. Furber; 10. W. C. White: IILC
May; H. G S. Storrs; Is. W. A. Kerr; IA.
kautz.
TaH WIAfaER.-The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Mors.
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WANTED-A good, stead- COACHMAN: and
w also good DtNIN6-ROON SERVANT.
Co.ored preferred. Inquire al this Office. Je lu-S
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WANTS.

WANTED By young German Woman, =
w SiTUATlOS as Nurse or 20 do Chamhervork
and sewing. Best OF references gwen. NO Office
lie ll-2s