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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

See the Sheme of the New EIDorado
Lottery. in ,O-day's paper. The Scheme
AIcan see was not gotteD up to coin
money but simply 10 dispose Of the
Punefpal arucles therein named, which
the Proprfe;ors have on hand, or on the
Nay TO this place. The articles are all
new and are put ia a, their cash value.
There are no blanks, and no prizes less
ihan 81 90. The large prizes, and in
Tact all. are standard articles, such as
lew families would do without could ihey
get them. This chance is now offered
hem at as low figures as they eFer will
ne, and be or she 80 does not embrace
THIS Chance Of beI,eriug their condition.
can never justly claim The sympathy Of
h's commumy Now IS The accepted
time
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Last Saturday was a splendid day for
geulng tight, but not quite so good for
fighting. Two arrests were made by
Drpuly Sheriff. Bliss, and the City re.
celved, al fines, about $4,000.
Right here let Us remark. that there is
'rumOr aaoal that Mayor Dorsey will
nI accept bat ofice another term. If
lhl' Or SO. we cannol but regret il, as the
Cl1y's affalrs-so far furnishing crimes is
'Oucerned-have been better conducted
oy him lhan by any pr evrous Mayor. We
nope the Tumor is incorrect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

During the past week numerous cover
ell wagons, ccniaining emigrants. their
families and outfits, have passed through
our city TO their future homes in this and
a'jolnlng counties I; in not a few instances
bringing fine stock. This is but an in
di;ation of the large Immigration which
will pour into this Land District this
Spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

R. T Raruey at the Star Sore, has
just received a large supply Of choice
Domesrics, Ca'icles, Dry Goods and
Groceries, aud is selling them at figures
unpreceden,sdIy low. Now is your time
to get cheap choice Dry Goods and Gro.
ceres.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

A new Mear Shop has been opened on
First street ieiween Maiu and Atlantic,
in this city. By Mes>rs. Piaslers and Bd
kyr, under abe. name Of the Pioneer
Meat Markr;" Long may it wave |!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
Do You wish to be Cured

Put not the poisoned chalice to your lips,
Bor Death viii be tho fate oi him who sips;
But take the herbs in freshness from The field,
And to the potent roots disease viii geld
Old J CHANS English Specific Pills cure,
in less 4 n irty days, the worst e1ses Of Nsrsous-
ness, Impotency, Premat1re Decay. Seminal Weak
moss, Insanity, and Urinary, Sexual or AsruqH5
Affections. no matter from what caasa prOiueed.-
Price One Dollar per box. Sent postpaid, By mail
on receipt Of an order. AddressJAMES = BUTLER
40 Broadway. Acw York.
P. S.-Descrptive Circular sent free on appliea-
ton. Address "a above. 81 weeks
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

WA II McCrerry OF the Cry Drug
Sore, has on hand a very large stock Of
Lead. VH. RANTS. or every shade Var
bl,h Glass. Puuy. Dye SUITS and a
complete stock Of Drugs and Medicines,
wbirh he cTrrsto sell a, the lowest mark.
ct rates
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

The Ladies Friend, for April is on
lupd, and l. a splendid number. This
magazine Is always up to time in every.
hing. sud 40 lady in the land can do
without a..
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Notice is hereby given that the hrm OF Case
( Baker, Butchers has this day been dissolved by
mutual cansent.
All indebted bc the firm are requested to pay in
the amount Of their indebtedness to r. case at
the City Neat Market.
February 24tb, 1855, eAA
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Hon T. W. Upton will deliver a Lee
lure on Temperance this, Thursday, even
irr. at the First Presbyterian Church in
this cry
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
Flpction Notice.

there will be held in the City of Brown.
In. Nebraska, on The % day of April,
. n 1866. an Election for the follow
1, Civ Officers: One Mayor five
/, herman one Clerk ore Treasurer ;
Assessor one Civil Engineer one
,,.,.bsll. and one Street Commissioner.
w. w HACKNEY, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

How Refreshing are the April show
ers; hey nourish into life he opening
tuas aud renew all vegetation. But YET
y Is a lime of the year when there j.
great danger Of taking cold from expo
cure 10 The weather. Goes Cough Bal
a Is excellent Cor coughs and colds,
core lhroas and all pulmonary com.
while Goes Dyssepsia Cure in inval-
SsOle in Dyspepsia, Indigestion, aud all
Nseases Of the slOmace aud bowels.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

What is The matter with the Court
House building? Private individuals are
preparing 10 build, and the County ought
not 10 be- Jehind.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

ooeDs, 2 80. a 10, closes 9, p. m.
Eastern Mail closes at 5 o'clock. p. m.
Norrhern Mail closes $50. p. IN.
Western Mailclose s. M fonda ,7:30. am
A. d MARSH, P. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a Gentleman who suffered for yoars from NerT-
Gus Debility. Prematpre Decay, and 81 the efects
Of youthful indiscrefion, viii for the sake Il s1fer-
ing hzmauity, scnd free % al who need u, the re-
ceape and directions for Masking the simple remedy
By which he was cured. SuferesB visiting % prof.
It b. the advertisers experience, can 10 - by ad-
dressing john 81. OGDEN,
No u Chestnut St, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
TRENCH PLOWS-

We have the exclusive right 10 the manufacturs
and saie of these PlOWs in this Territory and ad-
joining counties Of Missouri, and intend to supply
ali demands so far rs Practicable.
1t is conceded BY all who have tested the LeepeF
; kidder Cultivator, that il is superior to ali
Others, in the following respects:
list. The plOwmaD can ride easier and ploE with
less labOT.
2nd. Any person who can drive . team can man
geit.
81. Crooked rown of corn are plowed as easily
and thoroughly as straight ones, the plowman sit
ting so as 10 observe the corn, aud seei the work
is well done.
4th. 1t Is guided bya perfectly natural and easy
foot mOtioE, aud does uot cramp or tire the plOw-
man.
5th. The pillow, while in motion, is moved with
perfect ease.
9Th. The shovels may DO adjusted to any depth,
and any desired space between them is easily OBJ
tanned.
7th. 1t has adjustable shields to prevent young
eorn from being covered.
9Th, Its admirably adapted to plOwingin small
grain.
Every eultiVator is we'll made, Of good material,
and warranted to do good work
We refer to the following named persons, who
last year bought and used the cultivation nanufac-
tured by Morgan 4 Mead, D Atehison county, Mis-
souri,, tO-Wit:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

]. w. Bliss AucTIoNEER, Sales made
in towp or Country on the best of terms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Do you want a splendid Piano Try
rour luck in the New ElDorado.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

n voa want a good article of Tobacco
,,I At Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
No. Prizes, 500.

S9- 800 Tickets will be sold at SIS 90 each; each Ticket will have thereon one
understanding between and 800 notwithstanding the holder 10 whatever
Prize Is raWn In conjunction with his number.
EDE-The Drawing shall be conducted in the following manner: Cards having
numbers printed Ihereon-ranging from 10 300. inclusive will be placed ia one
Wheel in another Wheel will be placed ClIs with the mama of a Prz4 written
therein; the Number will be drawn first. the Prize pex, which the holder of
that Number shall receive.
articles enumerated above IS Prizes, have concluded that the above mehd of ds
posing of them would must benefit the community, as II will bring these ARTICLES
Nsoss any, Useful and Or"ameda-W@i" the reach Of all!
Arrangements have been made with Messrs Marsh & Co. to furnish all The
Prizes under SIS 0O-except The Advertiser Subscriptions Persons drawing any
of The ARTICLES SO furnished, can exchange them for any other article of the same
value for sale in their News Depot
ng- I'LL ARTICLES NEW IND WaRRANTFDt ga
A Committee consisting OF Three Ticket h~Oiders-WIII be selected
by The Ticket Holders present on the day OF drawing, to Superintend
he Drawing.
eGy persons al a distance desiring Tickets can be supplied by enclosing the
anpuUn. for which they desire Tickets, and forwarding to the PrOpueors at this
.phcs. and The Tickets will be sent by return Mail
GEO. W. HILL & CO.,
PRoPRIETORS.
u-.vzrc xo1 49, arr rrID 81 OurDrICrDn OCUTCr
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Rope of all sizes. a, Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Fish lines aud Hooks at Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
Xiii Pronerfu Tor sale

THE VERY DESIRABLE WATER GRlST-
MIIM on HIGH CREEK, Atchison county, Mis-
sOu'i IS nov offered for sale. ID is
The mill is too well known to eed recommenda-
tior. One run of our feet French Merchant
Burrs, for wheat, Todd's manufacture, nd one
three and a half foot common burr for corn. Ma
ehinery all new except shutter. Water wheel %
feet diameter never freeEes. All in good repair.
New dam, &C.. &c.
r. V. MAR at North Star, Mo-. or Br5RnyilTg Ut.
MUIR d STEINER.
Muir also offers his Steam Saw Mill opposite
BrOWnyille, for sale. r. Y. MUIR.
nOl5-lmPd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Garden Hoes aud Razes at Swan &
Bro S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
he aOpertiser.
10 L.

noeds. Mortgages, Executions, ReplcYins,
BapA IIicpnse. &C. &c. &c. for sale at this Omse.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
ILlODs y. DILEW HN1 OUIHI7Vs
10 I. &c.3mOn. 81 Broadway, NeE-York.

E-The undersigned having been restored to
Health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, af-
ter having suffered several years with a severe iang
affection and that dread diseage, Cousumption-is
anxious to make known TO bis felleW-sufIsTeFs the
meansof cure.
To all who desire il, be wiIlsend a copy Of the pre-
~scrietion used free Of charge with the directions
for u~repafipg and using the same, which they will
end SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTH-
Ma, BRONCHITIS, SC. The only object Of the
advertiser ia sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which be con
selves to be invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer
Rilltry hisremsdy, as il Will csst them nothing, and
nay prove a blessing.
3aTties wishing the prescription viii please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
akssfe-1Aa Hons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Corn Wanted, BY
WILCOX s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

T 8 WILLIAMS, who Is the suthO'-
- IN st. Louis for this paper, will attend to
ooifection and purchases in that City. 0Gce
cts,,ouf STREET, y. z. cor. sfh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
LOVE AND MATRTMONY.

Ladies and gentleman, Il you wish to marry, nd-
dress the undersigned, VINO viii send sou, without
muney and without price, va liable information thaT
will enable you to marry hal PLY and speedily, IT.
respective q: age, wealth OF beauty. This inform :
ton will cost you nothing, and if you wish to mar
~. / will cheerfuliy ASSIST, you. All letters strict
" confidential. The desired seat ny
return mail, and no questions asked Address
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

cHApMAN'S ILLUSTRATED GUIDE.
A beautiful little work of 50pages. teaches you
How TO remove Tan, Freckles, Blotches; EruptiOns,
and all impurities Of the skin-how to produce n
full growth of Whiskers- how to produce a luxurl-
ant growth of Hair on the Ba d Head cure Ca
tarrh Purify the Blood, Purify the Breath---to curl
and ~beautify tho Hair, remove Superauous Hair,
cure Drunkenness, cure MerooSy Debility. dc, &e.--
how to renew your age, aud other useful and valu-
able information. A copy Of this work will D. mail
ed free eff charge Address TH0S F. CHAPMAN.
CHEMIST AND peril MER.
ms 81 Rrradwav. Nelp YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
Iall, on receipt OF an order. AddIesS
JAMES S. BUTLER.

No. 329 BroadU0y. NeW forE, General Agent
P. S.--A bex sent t. any address On receipt Of
price, which is one dollar--pnst free g A dis
criptiye Uircular sent ON application. q weeks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Probate CSurtof
Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory has apPoin.
ted the eth day Of Jely, and the 18th day Of an.
gust, AID. 1866 at ten o'clock A. ~, az the C0un
Room in Brownville, to examine and allow claims
against the estate Of Dorsey O. Chambers, deeeasedj
at which lines and place all persons having such
claims are required ~ present them or they Eilt Do
forever barred.
Dated this February 20fh 1865.
WILLIAM CHAMBERS.
22-4t O.nn Administrator If said estate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
n q 3
Nails, Glass, Sash, Queens
ware.
TOBACCO

.fg-EDIroR Of the Advertiser DEAR SIR: With
your pc mission, ! wish to say to the readers Of
your Paper, that 1, will send, by mail, to all Who
wish i lfreel a Recipe, with full directions for
making and using a simple Vegetable Balm, that
will efsctually remove, in ten days, Pimples, BlOtch-
es, Tan. Freckles, and all Impurities Of the Skin,
having the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
Twill also mail free to those having Bad Heads,
or Bare Faces. simple directions and Information
that will enable them to start a full growth Of Lax
uranf Hair, Whiskers, or a mustache in less than
thirty days.
All applications answered BY return mail With
cut charge. Respectfully Yours.
TH0S. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
"a ansnn QQf R.nndmar Naw-Ynrk
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
Post Omce Hours.

aoVyvtLLE, THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1896.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
UTu WUIIs WTu UU QU56eIUHo dSNVN'
SARAH b. LAMBERT
3-m GreenpOint, KiugsC GO, New York.
A GARD TO THE FERING

DO you wish to be Cured Z Ifso, swallow two
or three hOgsheads of "Buehu," Tonic Bitters,"
"SarsaparliIa,' Nervous ABtodotes," &c, DC, a.,
and after you are satisfied With the result, then try
Speci6e PiIls---and he restored 20 health and vigor
in less than thirty days. They are purely vegetable
pleasant to take, prompt and salutary in their eff
fecfs on The broken-dOWn and shattered e%Onstitu-
ton. Old and young can take them With adysn-
tage. On. BUCRANSEhgiish Specific Pills cure
in less than 80 days, the worst cases of NER VOUS-
NESS, Impotency, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness, f~asanify, and all Uniagy, Sexual, and
KerOoas a Elections, no matter from what cause pro-
dneed. Price, One Dollar per box. Sent, postpaid,
by mail, on recent Of an order. Address
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
THE GANG,

AND
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
Dissolution of Partnership.

Ate sson 10. Journal. uIesss cop
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-13
From EutsfauapOlfs

INDIANAPOLIS, February l0-Some fifty German
emigrants arrived this morning from the East for
Memphis. in charge of a Mr.. Charles Aftermaun,
who has contracted for their services as farm and
plantation laborers in the South at from ten to fifteen
dollars per MONTH While the train was standing in
the depot some of the emgrants stroled up town and
made complaint that they had been swinded, where
upon number of our German citizens proceeded to
the depot and induced number of the emigrants to
get off the train. They also procured Aftermann 5
arrest took his papers from him. and ordered him to
leave the State at once. which he did in hurry A
number of the emigrants who unable, by reason
Of the starting, to get off. were carried on but as
they had tickets, they WERE no doubt, put off at
the next station, and will probably return to this city
Advices were to-day received from Paris, dated
January l6, stating that Governor Morton had sub
mitted to the operation known the moxa and that
he had derived benefit therefrom. His health was
hettor.
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INTERESTING NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Vanderbilt and MOnadnOck at Rio ia

neirO-The Monitor a Sea-gOinE vessel.
By the ship Gray Eagle, which arrived at this port
day or two since, from Rio de Janeiro, a mail was
received from officers and men on board the United
States steamer Vanderbilt and the monitor Monad-
mock, among whom are several Baltimorians and
other parties known here. An extract from one of
thele letters, dated on board the Vanderbilt at Rio
de JaieirO, January 3d. says
I'VE Vanderbilt and MOnOdnock,) ) got in at dark
four days from Bahia. We passed the Brooklyn CO.
ing In as left there: find here, Juniata and Kan
sas. Our cruise so far. has been perfect success.
We have not touched tow-line to the monitor. and
her behavior mas really been that of good sea boat
On our way to st. Thomas we encountered a heavy
gale, and fearful, but monitor stock went III,
as it blew resher and she proved herself more than
equal to the emergency. Her officers highly de-
lighted with her. and all in good health, except
one masters mate we have taken.
Her hre-roOm ranges from five to fifteen degrees
hotter than OF she is crowded with Wis
itors. l think generally they are somewhat dsap-
less looking thing can really be the terrible engine
of destruction sad experience has proved her to
be- Of US here the Vanderbilt, there is not much
to say We all WELL and of course contented with
the dear old craft. We passed a pleasant Christmas
at Bahia.
Fleet Surgeon j. O'Connor Barclay died on the
7th of December board the United States Steamer
Susquehanna, near st. GATHERINGS, Brazil.
We expect TO be here only four five days, coal
ing and max ing any light repairs. We have put a
foremast in the monitor and she carries $50 yards
of canvass ib one of our topsals and one topgal-
liant sail. 1t helps her about two knots in good
breeze. We are anxious to get through the Straits
of Magellan as soon as possible. Write me at Pan
anna. C.F.F.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The OPERA.-The operate season at Holiday
Street Theatre was opened last evening, when the
fayorite opera of Faust" was presented in such
manner as to win the unqualified admiration of a
brilliant and crowded audience. The singing and
acting superb throughout, Hermaus eciting the
most enthusiastic applause by his Inatchless render
ing of Mephistopheles. His gold song in the second
act. and "Serenade" in the fourth act were sung
with surprising power and expression. and were
both encored Hermans as Faust" and Madame
Rotter Marguerite" sang with spirit that quite
won the hearts of the audience. The tableau which
closes the final act was given with fine effect. We
congratulate Mr. Grover upon the brilliant Of
his opening night, and the musical public upon the
rare treat offered them during the ensuing week.
Fra Diavoo will be given this evening with bril-
liant cast.
FASHIONABLE E SoIREE.-A grand complimentary
Hop will be given at the Gilmor House tonight to
its proprietors, Messrs. J. T. Trego & Co. The front
of tie hotel will be illuminated with gas jets and all
the indications that the affair will be most bril-
liant and recn,a ,arche.
FRONT STREET Ii,EATRE.-The Circus with all its
attractions of Gymnast;c and Equestrian Feats,
Trained Ponies, Comic Mules &c. continues at this
house. The New Programme introduced with so
much success last night will be repeated this evening
MARYLAND INsTITUTE.-There will be no exhin;
tion of the Miltonian Tableaux tonight the hall
being engaged for other purposes
Paris is about crowning all its street lamps
with blue glass; which the passenger may read the
name of the street.
Never in the history of East Tennessee
has greater interest been manifested by citizens
on the subject of religion, religious revvals being in
progress all over the land and hundreds are being
added to the various denominations of the Christian
church.
AT the great charity ball in New York,
coaehmen were not allowed to take home the party
which they brought but were compelled to fall into
line and take whoever offered at dollar for each
passenger, no matter what was the distance Short
fares" were consequently in demand. One driver,
greatly against his will, obliged to take in two
ladies and gentleman for Sixty street. The
shrewd QUICKER" or solicitor of custom for the car
rage followed it up the street, and called in loud
voice to the driver: II say. Jim, what did you dc
with them smallpox cases you had last night? Be-
fore the driver answered aadys head was thrust out
Teach of the carriage DOORS the driver stopped toas
certain what wanted; in half minute the ladies
were in the street; in another half minute the driver
had his three dollars and ready to take his place
IN the line Of carriages to wait for other passengers,
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Drift Logs on The susamehanna River.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 1O-One of the acts intro
duced yesterday in the Legislature is of the greatest
Importance to the numbering interests of the Sus-
quehanna region. 1t allows descending logs south
of Northumberland to be seized by any one finding
them on the banks, and held until one dollar is paid
on each. If such payment is not made within thirty
days. the logs are to belong to the finder. The
rights of property of every lumberman on the Sus-
quehanna and its branches are affected by this bill
which is favored by parties connected with boom
interests at Williamspnrt
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
DAILY COMMERCIAL,
The Great Naval Isace-Report OF the

New YORK. February 12.-The United States steam
ship Winoosk off Brooklin navy-yard reports as
follows:
February live arrived here at five o'clock this
P. NJ. and the Algonquin has not yet made the first
move toward meeting at Lands Point to start
on the race.
Every soul of Mr. Dickersons party left his vessel
on Friday. and have not appeared since.
In view of these facts. Mr.. Isherwood has noti-
fed the Navy Department by mail and telegraph,
and 1t is probable an order will he forwarded to
make the race with the Algonquins engines, con-
troled by naval engineers. If this be so, it will
be Wednesday or Thursday before they start
The Winooski is in splendid condition, and runs
like race horse
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Heavy Frauds against n Railroad Com.
many.

CONCORD. Feb. l2.-Much excitement exists among
the Directors and Stockholders of the Concord Rail
road Corporation. caused by developments said to
implicate passengers. conductors and other parties
with an embezzlement, and the issuing of spurious
railroad tickets. Property to the amount of S0OO0
belonging to the alleged defauters has been attached
and legal proceedings instituted.
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Latest from New Mexico

DENVER, Feb. 12-Santa Fe dates of the Sd inst
have been received The Legislature just adjourned
had repealed the odious negro law. The peon law
was amended so to make scrvtude under it entire
ly voluntary. convention had been instructed to
frame State Constitution. The election of dele
gates was to take place on the first Monday in March
and the Constitution submitted to the people the last
Monday in April. No State may apply fc. admission
before the adjournment of the present session of
Congress
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Medal OF EEOnOrs Awarded.

General Orders No. Il, from the Navy department
under date 18th inst, are as follows:
Medals of honor are awarded to the following
te ffs"n$ wp0 10 nave dimgushed themselves in
seamanIike qualities; " 0''0N anu o'NeI
ff YIN: b; stacy. seaman, L. S. S Rhode Island.
ty mTLIy z,,4utes, captain Of the iorecastle, L. S.
steamer WisSahckon.
John Taylor, seaman, in charge of the picket boat
attached TO the New York navy yard
JOhn Harrs, captain of the forenaste: Henry Ba-
Her' quarter gunner James Avery, seaman; John
Donneily, ordinary seaman, and John obe, lands
man, all OF the l. =. ;. MetacOmet.
The medals Of honor in the hands of the en-
graver aud when received by the department shall
be forwarded to those to whom they have beeD
awarded on application through their commandin@
officers. ii in the service or if they have been dis
charged furnishing the department with safisfac
tory evidence of their identity.
G. GIDEON WELLEs,
secretary of the NAVY