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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12

REssrAScE TO TAIEs.-GrenL excitement pre-
walls in portions Of Ohio particularly IN The cities
in regard 10 the construction of q section Of The
law imposing lOxes. II appears thai debts due tC
individuals are tbKrj, and tie Auditor Of State re-
fuses 10 allow deductions for Offsets, &c, It Il
calculated that one hundred millions Of dOllan
will Le added 10 the assessment by this eOnslIuO
ton. More Than two thtuland Of the beSI bust.
ness men Of all classes in Cincinnati hOye pledged
themselves 10 resist The tax, and mass meeting
was held at Cmcinnsli OH Tue "a insIanttO con-
cerl measures Of resistance. Al this meeting lhrl
resolved to "pay no tax upon credits, without The
lawful offset OF reduction, until the same shall
hove been declared ibsuue intent and meaning O
Tue statute, nfer full hearing before the higheS
ludicstolies known to our lews" Addresses wtT'
delivered by Judge Walker, ST. Stnnbeny, end
Others, strongly advocating the movements
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z Q UniIed states and Franoa.
MI Walsh writes from Paris 4,

MI' W albh WIlleN from FaIS9
1.-THE article that lately appeared IN the Ctndi.
tnlionnel on the subject OF relations between
France and the United States did great Injustice 10
OUT Government in some particulars. PGT ihe ds.
courtesy Offered 10 The PIenclI ship.oi.war in the
hSTboro( New York by baud Of foreign REFUGEES
neither this Government nor The American peone
are responsible any more than the British Govern.
ment and public are responsible iof the hostile de.
signs against The French Emperor that ore enter.
iOined 10y French and Italian relugets In England.
But while that disgfaceiul acl was passing q mart
OF tue same French West India sqnndron 10 which
lho ship belonged come into the port Of Norfolk m
distress, and met With every courtesy aud substan.
lial relief from The United Slnles officers al that
station. The crews were suffering with yellow re.
ven end hospitals were prepared for The sick, and
a so receiving ship for those who were we'll, and
all were supplied with melcal all and shores al
the expense of The United States In addition 10
this, on The Jtte day OF Napoleon, the 10Th OF Au.
gus, the United States officers In command hoist.
ell French Col0Is on the Pennsylvania line.ofbat.
lie ship, md fled salute of2l guns al noon. The
commander Of the French ship, the Chimere, was
unable lTom tho slate Of his vessel 10 honor the day
M The usual manner and hence The courtesy on
The part VI the United States was The more Sgnif.
cant and uoceplablei and II was duly and proper.
~ acknowledged in official letters from the com
maHdeT Of the ChimeEe and The French Consul
general. More recently the French squadron, re-
turning discounted end shallered tom The sllaek
upon Peifopaulowski, put into The potl or San
Francisco, WHARF military eiyliliys were rendered
them b. Gen. Wool, and where iheywefe perrnit.
ted 10 Tehl end obtain supplies Ptence lad no
llshl 70 claim this privilege OF us % aneuTal and
afhnF nnutfnlu uanld hoeL. .. f,..l 10 th....h Il.
u eompwmilhng their nenifalityn it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12

uTThe Hon, John Fletcher we notice in the
proceedings Of COnstess TuesJaS expressed The
opinion that "he wos satisfied from the tone Of
public joprnals and Tie conversations among bis
constituents thai there is diSlrus! OboulOut min.
isltr 10 Madrid" aud "he thought that Mt
soale should never have been sent abroad, and
lie Interests Of our country would Do promoted by
calling him home"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12

aTR. W. Latham publishes a cari, advising
persons having on hand thousand dollars Of the
notes Of The TnnEAllsghaDY Bank Of Virginia,
OF even thousands, 70 send Them TO RlohmOndlObe
presented 70 DE Slate TteasuTer, end they viii 70
ceiye therefor Coupon Bonds Of The State Of Viz
Finla.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12

IrTbs New York Express informs Us that since
The KaptaI Bill passed, The New York Emlsranl
cOmpsny have directly forwarded over one thou.
sand snipSnI' 10 Kansas and Indirectly one thou.
sand more Provision & made 10 forward eleven
hundred more lnthe lpdng This Is Ia oddiilon
10 The large number seat out W lhs New RaglOnd
20 ielies.
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Y TALLAhr' IT, IALbANl
LIS. nELAPLAtN,
TALbANT & DHhAPLAIN,
FORWARDING
AND
Commission Merchants.
No. 80 Main iirtti ard No t2 Menrot ~.
20 WHEKIlNU
Hats'and Caps,


WRnayo lhis day eeeived ou6Of tic finest aud most
beautiu ass0Ttnenls OF Hats and Caps that we have
ever h,d or was ever brought to this eityI the most FASH
lo,ab that could be made In the eastern markets.
Il comprises inTAu the following klndsi
Genls SO Silk nOeskln Hats, light aud elastic, made
BY the hist mtteTs Hast, end In stIct accordance With
OH Ordes Gents fne white aud black beaver otter,
seal, &ct Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white
Snd black to Iur aud wool hats Of cysy COLOR quality
and pee
cent stybs s, such as the Nevada, Kunw Nothing, Pya
nete, Pyramid, Canadian Ruslan Rnslish, washlng-
lon and Consolidation caps, All all other Kinds Ia abu
dance. which will DO sold IUweT than gOOdt vi these
Minds were ever e,ed before tn ,hs community.
Uhlldisns Hats aud Gaps nj vi kinds Just received
from the most fashionable houses In New York.
Carpet bags Pun and Gloves always on hand,
All persons arc most respectfully invited TO cal and eX
amino OUT magnificent sOeh Of goods, betoIe purchasing
elsewhere ws feel confident that We can please lhS
most laslldlOus.
Nolhllls will be wanngon our part TO suit and 1eeom
modlle our numerous patrons.
A Word 90 CounIry Merchants,
lf you Wish AM thug In Tho way OF Hats aud Caps just
give Us CALI az we will guarantee that we will sell you
gOOdl low as they eau DO got any where this side OF
Philadelphia, aud on the most favorable Terms
nv1 IS ID. liNRPBR & SON.
lGaIelte cOny
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12


gJ-The New York Tribune, with oil lis Adolf
ton, higher law proclivilieS, Is out in favor Of
Henry A, Wise Tor Governor Of YitniA, We
think that Mt. Wise des,rOsS such WeAlmenr--
This Is worse Than damning man with faint
pIai.e, Ilsas tina IsiLs".A ii' ,t
"llenIyA. Wise hos received the Democratic
nomination for Governor Of Vitgnin, hller spit.
itedsrnSge. We ale heartily glad OF II, wiSe'S
nomination is staggering blow 10 the Old PUgies
who have tul.d Virginia ,lespolically lot q number
Of years, They opposed him with bitterness ia
their journals aud The County meetings, anil show,
ing that lie had been most inconsistent aud 60.
centre poliliclln-a JaGksOninn and violent De.
nounceT Of Gen, JhcksOn-a NaliOnnl Bank man
aud then Anil lank--a Clay man, Tyler man,
aud Polk man-bnt they didn't Prove him an Old
Pogy, nOt blockhead, so The more they Towed
him up The mOrel Tue People liked hin, aud Tue re-
suit IS lis noninolitn.
awe do hOl feel snte OF his election. lie will
have tue Wings aud The Known things ON II 8
track, aud lllheyshould come all together, il Is
quite possible, they may Desl him. We should
moi wonder ifhe sees Sam n his travels through
Virginia This canvass No malteT-lhr dynasty oil
Old Pogyisui is bTokeu whell ef he is successful Of
no,,--we trust brighter dOy dOwns Inr YlginiO.
Should Nj. Wise be elected, his Term will consd
luls on epoch in The history Oflfe Old Dominion.
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For Sale

II OF No. o, in block 25, on Hampton street tc,,
aud Tunll Ing batk i9l 10 an alley. Tbt,o,. Ion
best aliu ted lois In the city fora rtsidsrSs lt
alley on tle back paTi aud side. will tt d, wlo,.i
OF one bali Of as Rsy beat suit ile purchaser "'OIo
For irl0rmaiOn enq ITe al this Office or Of Me At.p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12
. heaI Hstate Tor Sale,
Farm and Coal Lands
RnM HAp

THR undeTliEn'd ORerS ior slle liz R,-nt.,
lhe National Road, Three miles hUm WIttles ,9tg
I'D serta Of we cultivated land, on rGttlisnI Iv,is
10 %, barn never Lllg lprlhgs, good you,y tls
otebtid aud nOm1 IS 10 ma es I tusI st S Dstnly
Of good coal leel IN depth. WV" sWa
u eol sold altogether, I. wIlIbu aiVldedto ,ul,,,
FoI further PatIlsularsSPPly on The pltnll,e,,o
y 49, yyS;- >, :, :, :, NAV PllCllNRR.
'NllE inlertlsned OGem iOr sale bis tlou,e,rJ
Market street cart side, between Mon, ' ~ ~ On
.irees helOlis feet honi, with rood bst SnOr
lug hOute aud out bilidlngs 'N01 "'''A I'VE
u viii BE- Hcld low aud on ocron,mol,iins,.,,..
pOa,r lou glvena y tue Alter the i,sto, ah
~ knqune Oi
teps IN ZIMMgR
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"a Gard.

n OhEut
HENRY TALLiNT, LEWIS s. DBLAPLAIN, aud
IL WILLIAM TlLLNNT have formed co.paLtner-
ship, for the purpose OF ttn'tolngt Wholesale Grocery
AID Dy Goods aud Forwarding aud General Commission
business In ts city, urel the Arm OF LLANr% Ok
LAPLAlS. The wholesale Dry 0Ojds business will BE-
conducted Al no 10 Monroe ST. and the Wholesale GrOee
" and Commission business al No 90 Main siTe6t.
Ample end "a sOnibs Ioess or Dry Goods and GfOee
modats terms, 10 which they eaTnesly invite tho atlen
tOlIni IL0gE BUYEHa mas
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NEW ADvDRTIsDMgNTs.


AN per,ons Indebted @ w lsssll q 70 ,; IN "
deiy Thoio hlvlh Bills pgn1l y, VII I9lio
them iog Adjustment. hE ,ioI,l I'm, y a.,
NJ a. Ills our iuonon 70 make seemenlS wi'h Wv. nv,
tbSlon,rS SIsa6 0nthe nldt VI July and hrlt o. !auu
Sfy Or o,ch yesr. THIS Arrangement Will bear da'e nom
VIC ,II sIss0l 'a40''' new HglsRRLl & Co
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Backed Out.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
Ulhe nno rge Warehouse, In PaElons new
building, NailsTeel, near the corner o. Quincy aud
near Inc RSiltOad Depot aud Steamboat landing, Tho
uhaeiiigncd htVlUg dihut BUSINESS TO occupy bis me
an attention. will discontinue bic present bdsluess, or
viii continue until Tie louse Is rented,
p,r, essOn will BE- given Immediately The hulllng 10
Oes hsh % leol front, running back 49, aud hasa
good diy cellar.
Apply to Jas PaEton,or .
deCiW a, klDuBLH,
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0S tna. Ions Pepper, juiteesl5saby
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12
The Kansas Election.

We have already stated iha, the election in
Kansas, for member Of Congress, hrs resulted in
The choice ofGen. ]. ". Whitfield, The Southern,
PrJ.SlaveIy candidate. Ills understood that he
has been loI some years a resident Of The territory,
and Indian Sgvnt He may, Therefore, be regarded
., The administration candidate, That OurIeadeu
may re how The pre'', both North and South, 10.
gSrd lnU Teaull, and what is alleged as the cause
VI this result, and how, as We have ever held, "a.
natl ism defeats the very OlisciS it has in view,
We give below articles from various journals.
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NO0g Now 0OO,e

MORE NEW 0OODS,
Dnrhmeitug, 0ipaeeas aud Proreh lrerinos IN yuTy
great vlIistVI Grey sack FlqEnesl 6kit Pa, ltlsn
colorsi Extra Qualify Sltnsisi 1891 64.gi, to4and
70 4Heellngg and bed Blankets Tetelyel this dlya
dei HRS [RLI 4 OiS
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nRIRD Ps,shs, ana APPLES.
~ avis eEo WILSON
, 1854-01-14

ny Judge S. S. ForD, and MIR. I. w.
GlAsSow having su,horiz d us 10 Withdraw
their names fion, ille. ticket puLlishrd last
week, Col, NJ. r. SlymoSs further desires
n 10 withdraw the names. Of all cxccp, as
io!Iuws:
, 1854-01-14

..or the Columbia ilvcr.
Wetlink tha, Col. Simmons has peg
.t ri,hi, as . nuine D-rorr.t, ard Z
wsll wisher TO The entire Te.ililry, to max,
80. rl:,rt 10 rousr tho old Democrats ana
49,. shat the oil tree, are not Int in IL.
,hal,. lv ,prou'inL scrubs Let the tu,
,,wecrl's arse in ib"ir sicngih, come
I,-uerl 10 man and see that far and
,,,r,l balanced iu>licr is d. alt ou, 10 IA m,
,f f. roi ia Y may have the Qualification or
clor.Geaiion uf heailng Of "Oue Hos .
Lonsress held at Panama or same VIII 70
Use btiwren this and Washington City
Such things have happ pnSd before, and even
lo,s will learn in the school Of experience
"ONr OF 'EM.'
As there appears to be a free fight >
going on, we care not, nor will we hesitate
10 publish any abuse that may be lcapcd on
rs. Wecxpccti it. And didwe not receive
il, public and private, We should not think
We were acting in the legitimate discharg
Of our duty 10 the party. In this instance,
However, We will pace oursrlf right. In
ihc above we are charged with leveliing an
Gavalanchc o! invective-a torrent Of acii.
nonious tirals and Lu st OF inli .;nant feel
ing > against Col. NJ. I. SIMMONS, because
he chose 10 disaprrovc the course Of the
Thurston county democratic convention.
Now such is not the fact. As mana
trivate cilizen-an old settler, and an old
pioneer of the country, we presume we
have as much respect and genuine regard
for the Col. as g. CNE OF 'En." But we
DO deny bis right, ii, claiming to b. a
democrat, and advocate of It's prn;iplrs.) of
nominating a ticket for legislative officers.
composed Of men who prnirss 10 be demo-
crals, without their knowledge OF consent,
after The regular nominations have been
supPosns hiatt those very men would
sustain The action of the convention, and
titus requiring us TO shoulder any RESPONSE
Liliy which might resul, from the publica-
iion Of their names OIL his ticket. The
question as presented 10 our mind was
shall large convention determine who our
legislative cfIi,crs shall be, or shall that de-
ekinn be made by Col. Simmons
One word with rccard IN oll settlers
, 1854-01-14
NllTiCE.

w lINHEhS .c,c'nl prr.on> have recently
w scitlrd on The Lands uf ~" pU ct, snuld
Ag'I' ul'gihl ConHny situated iir-rjcrrc cnuu'y,
Washlniion Ts-r.iI ny ; hll whereas, / ap ,iu,
tlc to srrvr prr.nail notice Of irc.?a.r upon Ger
tain "t such persons, on account uf absence from
their h'u.cs IN said Lands. tlFc his method -
notify al whnm 1t my chu:"rn If Ihc houidi-
rics of the tract OF linl claimed ly said Compl-
ny, 10 wit:
Th' boundary line commcnccs At the y. W.
corner of the c'.im, frln stake in tn. cfoau /
near hi-h water marx, on the shoe of pugci's
Saund. and thin a>rrrtlinrl distances and
heuings Of certain lr tree. in lis nrghh,rond.
Sud stthc is arnat onr aad third miles b.. hy
L, of the entrance If Si.ihro,n creek, aud
sh,ul hnf mi'e :. of W. u. Bottoms knn<r
The houutlry liac rpns tacncc in m ca,:crlv III
IeliiiT, alhruIh ZgZIIinI mof' ur l'ss ~ ~ the
line. do about fIar miles 10 -ilkc at the y. W.
corner of Pdiciiah swamp. iuc.u Ing the r,uHd
plain y. of StcilcOnm creek. well a. Pslrih
prairie, and swamp thence about :. T.. hy T.
one and quarter miles thence in &c cril
course OF :. :. T.. furtecn miles 10 q s;ahe in The
crJnnl, near the road to WallawalIl; thence in
5, westerly direction 10 stake in the aruuud at
NiHlual!y rivcf. fourteen and a half thence
in north westerly direction G,llowine for mast
Of the course. the mctnl rin.s of the Ni.lYa'iy
river, about sixteen AMI h,f mlc. ~ take IN
the s'ouni on tn shore f rustI'> Sound ;thcucc|
10 the poiGt Of cOnlmcnccrcni ah'u' rIcvru and
a half niles along the shore Of Pusri's Sound in
a n. ci,irrlv dir,ctlnn.
And whereas The ru.ct's Sound Agricultural
Company was hy its agents in The exclusive uc.
cupincy and use. as it f,rm; lan or pt;crNi.c
as property, on the tfccn,h lay of June. ;siG,
and for long time prc,inu ly, "f the yrirt ni
land comprised within the ah'vr described huun.
dairy lines hereby rive nrlirc that ail pc'slps
who settle within saij hoiud,tirs a'e urSia.sris
under the following clause # the fourth Article
of the Tfcaiy made and c'nclu ed between G.cai
Dn;ain and the lnncd State. June lj'h, 1878,
wit The farrA, lands. and o,her property of
every description belonging 30 The Pugct's SOard
Agricultural Company on tho North si!c of the
Columbia river shall be c,nfr mel to said com.
pany." w 7. TOLMlE.
10 3t AsI ruccl's Sound AerirnIi1 Co,
Nisup1 lC
, 1854-01-14

600 BUSHELS PoTAroES-ro ,aI.
OUO by q. A. D iRNFS.
, 1854-01-14

I ISr OF LETTERS remaining In The Post
Office at Olympia, Jan. |, 1851
Achors, l.. J. Mrs. Achors Jane L.. Avell Wm.,
Allison W W. Ayres Elisha, Anderson W.P.2,
Beatty Robert IT,, Ballard Job 2. Diliing Chas,
Barnard l.. D., Brazil Geo, blanchard Z. H.,
Baird N. R., Barst JO.. ballard II D., Brown W..
Brannan Wm, Bryant Abraham. Brolwel +. g.,
Bartlett F. H.. Boutwell, james, Brown e. g..
bird S.P., Bates ]. W., Burd p, Brmer Marcus,
Betting Chas II 2. bryant Isaac 2. lsriggs Sarah,
Baldridqe John, Buckley John, Brown J @. 5,
Bates w J, Bonney, Brown n. C.2, balance
John. Brown. A. H. Bernhart Jacob 2, Briggs
q N, Byrd s r, Buckley John, Druman L, Brad
ley George W, Bell W s. Fell w or s l..
Coulter W. A, Church Jared, CLARK WIN 2,
Clarke James L 4, Collins Edward, CLARK P2,
CLARK A NJ Miss. Coulter Sam. Comslosk D.
Curren Thos. CoIderwood J A., Carpenter H,
Chime NJ, AZ. Cooper 2. Cornell J. G., Cuff
Johp. Collins VIM 4, Conner Mr., Chick A 2,
Chamberlain l.. Cowan Chas, Cherry WI =,
Cunan Richard, Crosby Warren .. Case l., Car
penter T u, ChiIdreaIh Wm; Dyer Joseph S,
Davis y. Davenport Sam 2, Joseph u. N. Demos
W l., Davis Geo A, Dallen Edwin, Doan ! G,
Deem Warren, Dillen Joseph. Durgn J n. Eth.
ridge Chips, Eckton ], Eekerson r =, Eatnn Ma
than Edgerion Chs D, Fowler p, Poser Joseph.
Fet j, Francis N, Fresby Jas. Furs,s Edward.
Farnsworth L, Fee H, Fowler T. s, Fayer
w j, Gfcqqle John Cove a ID GTover y, Grang.
IoiT A, Gypsnn Geo W 5, Griges c d. Gsrison,
] M4, ,GoiWa Nelson. Hays J, w. Hull r, Hugh.
haats Geo ), Hart Enoch, IIughstnn A. Hurst J..
N, IIushs Geo, lIoaglsnd Moses 2, Chygan c,
Herald W. Heath J. NJ, Hopkins Isasc. Han.
die Mr., IIat Eb. Hugh II, Hanford Geo, Holmes
VIM, IIanspeile J. u, Hammer Capt, lpaersoll
VIM li3, Irwin Sam s., Jonin Casper. James
Jackson G. W King W u 4, KolIog John. Knight
&, Liulc 5 J. lockwood W, LondeF Isaac.
l.ongsworth N, l.ecbarc Louis McCasIin. Me-
Call, McAiillcn Thos 5. Mceker Hzrs, Meek II e.,
Madison u y, MiIarJ s. Martins A, Meaeer G b,
Marsh Josia, Mahood Wm 2, Mcfurd Mary A
Merrull T., Mcclure VIM F, Alachard 5 Nor
iSon r q, Merrelle $ W, Neal A, Nave q, Nieh-
Ill J u, Northrep Wm. O'Bryaat w P 2, tshorns
" q, Ohavsr VT, Porter Chas. Iinkhsm David.
Philips John 2, Pinckner p. Perkins Capt. Per.
kinson 8, Platter 2, Pullen NORA D. Per.
ham l., Kesden Joel, Rcdeant z r. Rohie A n,
RichUrdssn L, ROscuants, L z 8, Rhodes A .,
Reeder n. SeummOn L ?, Seward q ~. Sals-
berry A Gil, Shellon Lin 8, Stolt q w Z, Shay
] ID, Swan John, Sears u II, Smith Isaac, Smith
Jnhn W ., Sacket Ira II, Swindlo John, Sersill q
W ,Tycood Elijah, Tallentre 7, Tailentire Agnes,
Turner A Jr, TioknoT J Y 2. Todd Esther, Terry
Maria, Talbun J d, Victor Henry Vincent Lou
is. Wright Jos n, Williams q s, WallieIick Jacob
,. White James, Wilson A 3, Walker John.
Williams James ?, Webster Jeremiah. WiIson Rob.
" ebster Aaron, Wright o DR., Washington d
g, Winn T. A, WilliSon Carey. WoOdin MD,
Wright Dirl. White n Y, Warren A, Williams
Wm, Wa ich. Geo s.
, 1854-01-14

ATTENTY0N DEMOCRATS,
A ratification and mass meeting of the
democracy Of Pierce county, will br held
IN "Talleniire's precincl," on Saturday the
sia day Of January, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
The candidates for the Legislature, and
others, will address the people.
Per Order.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-07-14

Observation-Disclosures by the President
by the atiriee aud consent Of ths Senate:
Robert Dale Owen. Lewis Cass, it,, John
M, pauiel, Henry u. Jackson, Francis Schro
eder ,HeaTy Bedinger, August Belmont, j j.
Seikels, john l.. 0'Sulli,an, John w. Dana
James A. Peden. Philo White, Charles
Eames, James s. Green, 10 be ministers res
dent Of the United States in the countries
in which they are now charges dc Affairs OF
the United States.
David A. Slarkwealher, Of Ohio 10 be en-
voy extraordinary and minister plenipo'
Tertiary OF the United States TO the repub
lie Of Chill, in the place OF Samuel Medary
resigned,
For the Territory Of NsbrGskd,-Wm, o
Butler, Of Keniucky,to be Governor. Thorn
as ID. Cumming, OF Iowa, 10 be SECRETARY
Fisher Ferguson, Of Michigan, 10 be chic
justice Of the supreme court. EXPERIENCED
Esiabrook, OF Wisconsin, 10 be attorney o
tho United States. Mark w. lizard, o
Arkansas, TO be marshal Of The United States
For Me territory Of KGnsGs.--Andrew II
Reedsr, OF Pennsylvania, 10 be Governor
D. Woodson Of Va, TO be secretary. Madi
son Brown Of Maryland, to be chief justice
Of The supreme court. Rush Fillmore, o
Alaba ma, 10 be an associate justice OF the su
preme court. Sanders W. johnson, 10 be
an associate justice Of the supreme court
Andrew j. Isaacs Of Louisiana, 10 be atior'
ney OF the United States. j. b. Donaldson
Of Illinois, 10 be marshal Of the United
States,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-07-14

The PooL.-This place Of resort for sea
air and relaxation from business during the
summer months, has been gradually increas.
ing in popularity for several years. We
made trip there on Saturday, and found
everything in readiness for company, when
the swarm season" actually commences.
Within few years the accommodations for
entertaining company have been greatly in.
creased, and the facilities for healthful rec
reation multiplied. Houses have been en-.
larged, and the facilities for sea bathing,
fishing, &C.. increased. There is no better
place for enjoying the invigorating influences
OF the sea shore, than the Pool. Persons
who 60 there will find at either of the Mcssrs.
Husseys', Mr.. Holman's, or Mr.. Bickford's,
the families in which board may be obtained,
good quiet houses, and everything they need
to make them comfortable and happy, and
il they wish for a sail, the Lawson, as good
n craft as ever skinned over the bay, or
kissed the salt waves, is at their service, to-
gether with our friend Cspt. William H..
Goldthwait, as comranionablc sailor as cv-
or told u 'long yarn" to take the helm.