Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-01

be Postmasters: Brady 5teele,R Mariony
Ohio; Richard Rogers, Springfield, Ohio;
John S. Hall, New Philadelphia, Ohio; A.
II. Sanders, Davenport, Iowa; Adielles
Williams, Richmond. Indiana; VIM. G.
Sheely, Newport, Kentuckyi VIM, Ga
Lewis,Atlanta. Georgia; Jas, n. Wltherv
ell, BsrreP MiehigSni George sPadldMITg sad M
rietta, Ohio; John II. MahOna,. Adrian,
Ohio; Wesley Oscar, Danville, Kentucky; 4
Moses w. Fay, Olmstead, Minnesota Ed.
B. Gray, WaIworth, Wisconsin George,
w. Rogers, New Haven, Connecticut; D.
Ryan, Decatur, Illinois; Jacob III. Heck
stetter, Nebraska City, Nebraska; George,
r. Smith, Omaha City, Nebraska; Qurtiss
III. Payle, Yuka, California; George Row
land. Sacramento, California; James Hun
ter, Petaluma, California; Simon i. Cut
Ter, San Jose, California; Frank G. Guild,
Nevada City, California; Andrew y. Me-
Kehzie, DownieVille, California; GeorgeB.l
Roberts, gLaporte, Indlanai Benjamin +,
Small. Carson City, Nevada; Comfort
Kehton, Ohio; Daniel p. > Benton, Oxford;
Ohio Enos Foreman, Wooster, Ohio
Charles NJ. .Wiseman, Lancaster, Ohio
Jesse Webb, Salem, Ohio; William Lewis,
Xenia, Ohio; Richard Selkins, Akron,
Ohio;' Charles T.. Moore, Youngstown
Ohio; Milton W.. Parsons, MEANWHILE,
Ohio; Seth Marshall, PaiuesYille, Ohio;
! Charles Hernbeck, Hancock, Michigan;
edward +. Douglas. Houghton, Michigan;
Daniel p. Waite, Rockland, Michigan;
Moves L.Avery, Grand Rapids, Michigan
jackson M. Wood, Hudson, Michigan;
Robert Allen, Austin, Nevada; Il. Gran
dale, Portland Oregon; Peter Tabler, Mar
tinsburg, West Virginia; ]. l.. Loonis,
Independence, Iowa; Wm.y A. Benton,
McGregor, Iowa; Cbas. Q. Eastman, Cler-
mont New Hampshire ,Jno. y: Metcalfe,
Lincoln, Illinois; ChaunGey e. Woods, Syc-
anore! Illinois: CLAYTON M. Bonhamy La
con, Illinois. Jas, NJ Corey, Waukegan,
| Illinois; VIM. L. Bill, Jerseyville, Illinois;
Lacey Baker, Wilmington, Illinois E. B.
Mason. Lasalle, Illinois; Chas. w. Hough-
ton, MattOon, Illinois; Daniel Mcdonald,
Princeton, Illinois John II. Warren, Hem
nv, Illinois; Washington 0'DOnoughue,
Flint, Michigan; Dewitt G. Page, Sagin-
aw, Michigan; J.J. Thompson, Ann Ar
Dor, Michigan; VIM. Anderson, Tecumseh,
Michigan; VIM. Campbell, ,Downglac,
| Michigan; David B. Brumton, Cold Water,
Michigan; Higam j. Marsin, Allegan,
Michigan; Tallman w. Hall, Battle Creek,
Michigan Seth Lewis, MARSHALL Michl7
gan; Amos Koot, Jackson, Michigan
i Henry Raymond, bay Clty, hIcuIgan |,
Samuel Russell, Hllfsdale, Michigan. 7l
The following were also confirmed: Jno.
B. Skinner, of New York, to be First AS
Charles H. Crane, Of the United States
| Army, to be Assistant Surgeon General;
BreVet Major General G. r. Canby,ltO be
Brigadier General in the United States
I Army; Geo, S. Foote, late Captain of the
! 18th Michigan Volunteers, to be Second
Lieutenantin the United States Infantry.
The nomination of Provost Marshal James
B. Fry, to be Major General by brevet, con-
firmed once and since reconsidered, was
confirmed; Geo. w Dennison, Register OF
1.-THE Land Office at Little Rock; +. w. Kel-
llogg, Collector of Revenue, Alabama D.
G. Trader, Purveyor of Customs, Memphis.