Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
Appointmenls BY the Prcslaent.
The following appointments have been recently

Ine loHoWlng appointments nave Deen recently
confirmed by the Senate.
Francis A. Chenoweth, of the Territory of
Washington, to be Associate Justice Of the Su-
preme Court in that territory, vice Victor Monroe
removed from Territory.
William Claude Jones, of Missouri, to be At
torney of the United States, for the Territory OF
New n 'xico, vice " iliam H. Davis, resigned.
: John E. Warren, of Minnesota, to be Attorney
of the United States for the Ten itory Of Minne-
sofa, vice Daniel H. Dustin, deceased, @
/ Reuben H. Gibson, Of Ohio, to be receiver Of
public moneys at Defiance, o., vice VIM. Shelf
field, removed, 1913 ~ it +.
I Elias Yulee, of Ohio, tobe Receiverof Public
Moneys for the Land 0fficeifor Washington Ter
ritory.t i. as,.3 5,s3.,s& SE sl.TnaS
James Tilton. OF Indiana, to be Surveyor GEN
eral of tho United Stqies for the Territory Of
Washington.
John Calhoun, Of Illinois, to be Surveyor-Gen-
eral of the United States for the Territories Of
Kansas and Nebraska
William Pelham, Of Texas, to be Surveyor
General of the United Statesfor the Territory OF
New, Mexico
Geo. P. Stiles, to be an Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court for the Territory of Utah, in place
of John u. III. Underwood, declined. s
Ralph Wilcox, Of Oregon, to be Register Of the
Land Office for the Territory Of Oregon.
James Guthrie, Jr., Of Oregon, to be Receiver
Of Public Moneys for the Territory Of Oregon
Diedrich Upham, of Wisconsin, to be Register
Of the Land Office for the Minona Land District
| in the Territory of Minnesota.
Lorenzo d. Smith, of Minnesota, to be Receiy-
erof Public Moneys for the Minona land district,
in the Territory of Minnesota. ~
William w. Phelps, of Michigan, to be Regis
ter of the Land Office. for the Redwig land dist,
| Of the Territory of Minnesota.
| Christopher Graham, of Indiana, to be Receiv-
er of the Public Moneys for the Redwig land dis
| trict, in the Territory of Minnesota.
/ II. G, Moseley, Of Washington Territory, to be
Register of the Land Gffee for said Territory.
CoNsuLs.-Ioseph o.. Hart of New York, fol
Teneriffe. t
Townsend Harris, for Ningpo, in China
John Higgins, of Pennsylvania, for Belfast, II
Ireland.
Hugh Keenan,, Of Pennsylvania, for Cork il
4retand.
Darius A. Ogden, of New York, for Honolulu
in the kingdom Of Hawaii.
Robert S. Casset, Of Pennsylvania, for the king
dom of Hanover. tt1 q
William Hubotter, for Lugund, in Mexico.
| Horace Moody, to be Collector of Customs Al
Ogdensburg, N.Y.,vice Thomas Bacon, rejected
Garland Hunt Of Kentucky, to be agent fo
the Indians in Utah. d sltsia.;l
R. H. Langsdale, of Washington Territory, tt
be Agent for the Indians in said Tenitory.
Aquilla Jones, of Indiana, to be agent for tht
Indians inIWashington Territory.
Edward 1uhter, to be Marshal of the Unitet
States forthe Southern district of California, il
place Of Pablo Norisga, resigned.
Johns. Hacker, to be Surveyor of the port o
| Cairo, in Illinois. 80
| William Stsats, to be Surveyor Of the port a
| Keokbk, in the State of Iowa.
| VIM. H. Merritt to be surveyor Of the port a
Dubuque, in the State of Iowa
4 William A. RanhIn, Of New York, to bee
sui at the port of Trieste, in Austria, vice Wynd
ham Robertson.
/ William H. Emory, of the U. S. army, to b
commissioner, on the Dars Of the United States
4 to run the BOUNDARY between the United State
and the Mexican Republic, according to the treat
Of Dec. 80, 1858.
} John A. Wheeler, of North Carolina, to b
minister resident Of the United States to Ncarau
qua.
JohnL L. Marling, of Tennessee, obe Ministt
Resident to Central America.