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sim to make. Then Senate then adjourned until to
NOMINATIONS.

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r.>voys EXTRAORDINARY. MINISTER'S HrsI"r%r.
COLLECTORS. JUDGES AND Dis1E'cr NJ oiNEi7.
W,suvGroy. Nav IS.-Thr President sent
the follow inc nominations to tic soma i".' 'I''I
noon:
rnvoys Txfraorl,narv nd Ministers Pie ,ipot N
forv. TLpng, g. Osborn, Of hah-i.~' Toy ~ VIZ
Hilli,rl recalled. .JUd>cu kllpa;rck. 0i Nr"
t. Chill yic. Osborn. tra'slrrIc ,irrA'h \. II! i
lurt of Illinois. 10 Perm. wee C!ri~''"hI,' H'"it''
Levi, Wallace Of Indiana, Minister Resident to
George H. Nanny, of Tennessee, Minister Resident
10 rcrcmiab Il REX Of Wisconsin Charcc dAneircs
. t, ri, aud I',u.-,rrv vice Caldwell. recalled.
Horace y Taylor Of Wisconsin, Consul ut Mar
E"iirs tly ursb ~ Iiana. Collector Of Customs
for The district of Puget Sound, Washington Ierri-
Kibcrr G. wclGc, Collector Of Internal Revenue
for line First District OF Mnu"s -.
~ II ~, Rinry, Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the sixth District Of NiclGan. - 49,. ,o-,
Madison Davis, surveyor of Customs for the port
II s. '1isiiairro United States Attorney for the
| Western District oi on ,iniH ,,-t.l g.. tbo
James G. Weeks, United states Marshal LOT the
! "Wallacr K. White, of Maine. United States At
| torncv for Washington Territory.
| Alcck Borrman. to hr lnici states District JunH'
| for the Western District ol Louisiana. .
| Ross V ilkiuSon. to bc United STATES Marshal i"r
Thomas H. Reeves. To hr United States Marshal
| for The Ta,I,rn District oi rc .ncS>,c.
George VI. Thomas 10 he Ihird o'a'o5 biS'ilV'
'J{c P,{dn'iral Edward T. Nichols. to be Chief Of
thr Burrau of ards and Docks in the Nav Depart
George II. Crumb, Receiver of Public Moneys at
Thomas j. ,Iordon Of PENNSYLVANIA, Indian Agent
! for Ponra Agency Indian Territory. -
Elijah L. Stour. of Ohio, Indian Agent l"r f"It
| Hall Agency, Idaho. ,c,,;. r..,;a,,
Lewis C. Main. Of District oI NoiuiHpi'' llui"
| AGENT for he Lcmhl Agency, Idaho
Also several pOstnasteIS.
SOME OF TIE NOMINEES
General stephen a. llmlbut was born NJ
Charleston = c. March g. l>l5. lie received bera
education and after studying law was admitted to the
bar in 1887. In l~IJ he removed To III h"' ana 'o'
srvrral ferns " A. elected the State legislature Al
the outbreak OF the Rebellion De was appointed Hrira
der General az Volunteers. and was ~ command nj Fort
| Doncson after the capture. He subsequently com
mandcd the Fourth Division under General Grant ana
took part I'm the battles ~ Coruth and shiloh In lNh
bc o I'm command M McinuE~ and FOR few mouths "
1894 he was al Tho head of curi- General sherman
army H. May Oi the same year hc -u'o''''u p'h'I'
,rts tainc char ~ the Department nf The tnf and
:, , enc, "f Inc var he vns mustered of the service
From l~tg to l~73 hr Minister To the hlir ~''
Of colombia when he was elected as Krpuhi,an :"
he XiIIId ongrc-S from The lNth Illinois District lie
was reelected to the ALlNth Congress serving uh'l
March. ls77.
General ,Judson Fitzpatrick, who has been nom
mated to return his former position a. Mnis"rto Chill
w-bnr Al D,cs,rtovn y. J. January Il, 1876 He va"
graduated AT West Point n 1851 entered atl'e service
at oncr and seriously wounded at Big bcthcL on
his recovery b. was made Lieutenant Colonel of the "a
NewYork Cavalry Volunteers of which regiment he ne
came Colonel in i~G9 After rendering efficient service
I'm the Rappnhanuocb Second Bull Fun, aud Maryland
compairrs and stoncfnAu'- Rand. hc Wa made Brien-
der General Of Volunteers aud played impor At parts
IN the battles of Getty ~hurc and -ara. Iiec"inn'
the cavalry ~ shrrinnu'4 Amy in tho maUh hroaeh
GEORGIA and subsequent campaign in the Caronas In
Jnne 1863 be- wa. coniui--iou'd Major crctal ~ Vol
untc.rs In November ~ The zane year u" was ai'
pointed Minister to- chm, ard was trrMItb iIii''
var. later since that fim" General khpir,k Ii'
Ard no public uii,, but Lac tax "a ai active pir 90 l''
publican politic- m his i've state lf- yer h' -
Nominated for (ougfrss boit irs~ll l'u"'r1ir IL
tr hui -ic,rtd, hy Sicor"l-' !fnrtilu 30 mate riN
reducing ur.,a Democratic MAGNIFY. l' Is l'I'
i'm, and fluent tihli. suri.,r mad has frequently htu
heard w tli. ,N 'ud c-"" h'r' h"h from the l"iilA
stump aud the ccturc platform
Jeremiah VI. Ru-k, of Wisconsin. who Was
nominated yc-iorlay to De charge dAnIr's 10 F";A
quay WAS born Morgan County. OHIO. june ~ i~.''
lie received public -cho" ci,icl-.rn ol 800 'i Doc o..
mo, ed to Vernon County. We. lie h',d several county
Offices IN Wisconsin. aud nc,l'r ~ tn state TX
i-ln.urc In ~,,J Ia July Of that ,cr hc CONN
stoned MAJOR Of the 18th Wisconsin, Regiment, and
soon nfterward VIZ made Colonel 81 the regiment lie
served vth General sherman from The .ir,r ~ Nirl-
burg unril mustered oui 30 the cs 90 10" var "hd "-
br,cticd lriadirr G'u'rh for m, ri"roH* sc-'c. ni
the bat tile lie 49, twice. r'rd Bank t"u
troirr of Wi-cot. m in, from -'G to l~ and 90
1870 hc was clcc,cd t. thu 81 ia tuErs, ~ lrpuh
XLIrh Consr'-ac-' serving from March J. ISL u"
March 3. lss1.
Thomas L. Osborn y Kan .la Who for many ycar- La
been Minister Chil and who hrs shown good deal Of
diplomatic skill during the War IN which tApt country
hns been engaged for tho last years. promoted to
Brazil Mr. O-hurn Governor Of kau-a-, and Wa-
upniurd 10 the Chau ml~rlun Ia ru'ceti . "t no l.
Logan lie has acquitted himself veil AZ Minister