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GEEsOSED LUMBER

- EA5ONkD LtMBKtt.-
- goo feet dry PANEL Pines, ~, ~ andqIn.
SO feet walnut, tx, ~, 2 ~, 3, 9, and
bl5 Poplar, q, !, ~, 8 and in. ' 49,
20 do ScAntlng, BI8, iIl, and 6TS ip.
20 Chair Plank. ' '"'
30 Ash, ], 2, and In.
10 =" OAK, I, az and In.
Now landed and Tor sale By
oDESnEMgR COOK, ss Front street, Phns..
-, ~, ORE. W. COOK, Agent
ocle-om on ht't Sharf above Navy Yard.
NEW VOLUME OF BANCROPTs HrsToHY Just I,.
osVedyo 6ih Of Banerofs History Of the United states
embracing that portion from Nay 1855 hay 1l t9aS FOR
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Memoirs Of Celebrated Characters Aphonss de LAmarns
.9hor Of "The History Of the Girond' limo, mu,n
Lsmsrllne, History the Gond." vol, 19rno mu,lln
wtnsons Ascisn, EgypsnsA popular account OF their
manners aud customs condensed from his
lin, "a.
Smiths History 0reece-Hrom the sarIe, times TO the Ro-
man Conquest with Supplementary Chapters the History
eraturs and Art, for leho Is and students Illustrated By 100
wood cuts. I2mo, muslin, Oh.
Dr. Kane's Grinne Expedition In Search Of Sir John PasEn
Richly lu'rais with Maps and EngrAVnEs steel
stone, syo, muslin, tS hAlfealf 1913
tnhons Classical DiclionafyRoya sVo sheep EXTRA o.
cents.
Anhon Manual Of Roman Anquit,s-l9mo sheep EXTRA SIX
cents. -
Aphon's History Of Greek Jisraurel2mo sheen extra Al
Anthon Dictionary N Greek and Roman AnauitIe,-syo
sheep. ~.
uoodrch's British Eoqusnce-sTo. muslin, $40
HaA's Oonsttutona History Of Engiand-syo sheen
Italians Literature Of Burope7 vols svo sheen sTTa SsO
Italians Middle Agei-svo sheep extra, i16.
Haydons Autobiography-9 vols limo muslin LIB
Harpers Gazetteer Of the woudPut yI-sTo paper PtIo,
90 cents an, WIN. A. BUFFERS,
Bookseller, Piano Forte and Music Dealer
oels 10. VAIN street nearly opposite vi BANK.
n ~ PACKAGES "LovERING's" LoAP CRUSHED AND
n spU POWDERED SUGARS, for sale By
.,ls 6IyESPokr ALLEN 90.
110 BUSHELS op Rye ~ bags o. Wool; for ,.,
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heavy hail storm, with wind aud rain reported as
having occurred Sunday night the mouth Of the lii
nos river II is said that they have had heavy rain, aopp
the river, and the prospect for rise, and cop,e
qucnt improvement in navigation in tho Mississippi and
tributaries, is very hattering
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

NOVEMBER ELlcTIoNs-On the 7lh OF November New
ierh, New Jersey, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin are
TO elect 81 members of Congress. In New York and
Michigan State officers be chosen; in Illinois State
Treasurer and county officers and legislatures in all the
States except Illinois. The Massachusetts, annual election
aud election for II Congressman be the 18TH In
Minnesota Legislature is to be elected some day in
November.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

Miss lScE appeared Monday night the first time in
the beautiful play c.vrLg We do but u.,ice To one
OF the most talented and promising actresses OF the day
when we say she acquitted herself with brilliant success
The house OF the largest and most fashionable Of
the season, and all appeared charmed with piece aud
with the performance Of Miss Irce 1t will be repeated
TO night and cannot fail to draw crowded house as il
has done for the two preceding pghtsparticulary Of
ladies
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s,,,,.., Also AT PRESS,

D,,,, N ~. 49, np,fsUN OF LOMANr DIGEST.
,s m IT, OF kea Property, generally adopted and In
the JUDE, az ,S e John Taylor LomaI D. one Of
,hs GENERAL Court OF vguia, FORMERLY pro-
'essor OF ~ OF the Unvsrsty Of Virginia. '" ''''
proved. heA"V enlarged and n-
The new Code o. Virginia bsen embodied IN h,, .I
Anu made to 81 the case, decided In h
@ p o0a o. .rna nee ISIS to the Yh vol Of ara.
hspo,n inclusive, we'll
nnSasn ana American authorities. rendering mi, .,nn
,ne most no, The mos valuable compendium Of pur.ly
Law, upon the subject OF ever I,,,.S
20 ,h eoantry 30 TAR regards vIiuia mi, edition vi ~
40 pIseht hsr eniire system OF Real Law or ali
and Of the Bar, and Of the bench. A MoRRi ss'aasn
Law bookseller and Publ ,ler
W Main street. Richmond
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Wherever the OF Louis Philippe wished to an.
noy or menace the Spanish Government Barcelona was
generally the hrst place selected for experimental nsur
recuon IL Is true there sufficient element for mis-.
ehei Ia that Troublesome part OF her Catholic M'jesys
dom'nons. The process was not difficult rumor bad
only TO be circulated that the government of the day
was negotiating with England for treaty OF commerce
or reform OF the tariff that the Hourshiug industry Of
os'aons was to be sacrificed for English gold aud that
uaue sna All those engaged In II destined to ruin;
taoishmens the operatives were thrown the streets
ana required little c,eron bring about the
desired pronuncsmeno, which tho refugees from various
countries were ever ready to their
0o' posuSe Is said TO exit that In the recent
rences in Madrid the refugees have had something TO do
nave they been strangers to the occurrences in
Ca'aiooh and II would DO p,rilous in the extreme to
allow them full action during the agitation OF tho cleo
uoos' Inoagh II hoped that the government will sue.
eeeo IN maintaining tranquility till the meeting Of the
ooes yet TO do 20 without adopting strong
the test "
Mr. Soule, whose has been Of late so often men.
TONED In connection with Spanish affairs has been In
Paris for the last or three DAYS lie remains here
Tor some days longer. aud then Il IL said proceeds to
Baden. His return TO Madrid is by no certain;
indeed the probabilities that he has that capitol
Tor the last time, in his present official capacity is
again stated that tho government have in their hands
PROOF oil his connection with the last abortve attempt
IN Madrid II such be tho case do not how Il is
possible Tor the American government to avoid recalling
him.
CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS
MANUFACTURING AND FARNERs BANK OF wukELiS0,
Wheeling Oct 10, 1884.
lion. JosrrH JouSsoy,
Governor Of Common eah Of Virginia:
SRI herewith transmit for your consideration, the
quarterly statement Of this Bank for tho quarter ending
september 80, 1854. Very respectfully,
J. X. DlCkEl, Cashier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

OincUir CouRT-JupoE MJRrprH.-Thc Fall term oil
thls Court commenced on yesterday.
The grand jury were engaged, up TO o'clock p NJ
hndng presentments. They returned true bills agar al
tie following prisoners:
Levi Scroggns and Jos. c. Henry for larceny; Wash
burn Ashby-upon five indctments-or aiding tho
OF slaves from this city to the NORTH Calvin Terry OBJ
aining money from the treasurer OF The Central railroad
under false pretences Daniel Moran sabbing; Charlie.
Fremont larceny Alexander Shannon obtaining good.
under false prelences from Mcssrs Greuer brent ri
this city, @. Mon.eO larceny Of COW; and Jno, Knight
larceny.
They found not true bill in the case of Edw. Bower.
for unaW ful stabbing.
The witnesses in the case Of Frances Fo1well William
AcKenny, and Sterling Logan, being absent, the Com
mon weah's Attorney stated that tho next meeting Of
the grand jury he expected to DO prepared submit tRe
cases for fnding Tho grand jury will meet again Al
~ o'clock 81, on Saturday.
The case Of Calvin Terry, charged with obtaining
money from tho treasurer OF the Central railroad under
false pretence, was then taken up.
lt continued up to o'clock, when the jury retired and
10 minute or Two brought 10 verdict Of not guilty.
The case Of Granville Hontelle, charged with stealing
COW, comes up Tomorrow at 10 o'clock
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We the undersigned directors OF the Manufacturer and
Farmers Bank wheeling hereby certify that ha
examined the shove statement and find the same 10 be
rect. F. SWEENEY
JN0. G0SiIlORS.
GEO. MENDEL.
JAS MATuER.
JACOB THORNBROOK
HUGH NICHOLS.
ROBERT GIBSON.
OHIO CoUSrr, wiz:
Personally appeared before me- the subscriber Notary
Public for the Commonwealth of Virgnia aud county
aforesaid r. Dickey, Cashier OF the Manu- and
Farmers Bank OF Wheeng and made oath in due ior m
that the aoove statement is the best of his
knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this 10th d,y Of October, 1854
HIRAM D. BROWN, Notary Public.
TIE BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. Ii, 1851.
10 His EIceEsncy JOSEPH JOHNSON Governor Of Virgin
ia.
Sir Il herewith transmit the Quarterly statement o.
this Bank, as existed on the 3Oh day OF September
1884, with comparative statement for the corresponding
quarter, 1858. lam, very respectfully, your obeden
| servant, JAS. Mckenzie, Cashier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

Tux ELEcrIoSs.-Pol!ock's majority for Governor OF
Pennsylvania is SO $751; far heard FROM by the OIL
csl returns and it is thought that the counties yet to
hear from will increase his majority. There majority
of l2oo9 against Prohbtory Liquor Law in counties
heard from.
All Of the Congressional delegation in Ohio are anti
Administration and SO in Indiana, With the exception OF
two members.
The next session will be an ant-Adninisiraon Con-
grcss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

~ SPECIAL E0rIcE.-Counry Merchant. and others Are
respectfully invited to attend Auction Sale BGtc,
o'clock. See advertisement. ELIAS HALF
Auetr and Commission Merchant, Ios Main Stree,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

LlnERIA.-lrte accounts from this African republic
say that the culture aud manufacture sugar on the S.
PauFs river was rapidly increasing. Fine large cane
fields were to be in every direction and during tue
current season it thought that fifty sugar fIrms would
be laid out Some of the sugar already landed a.
aonrosa, Is said to he Of fine guilty Beef was very
scarce at Monrov, in consequence Of he cattle trains
from the interior having been intercepted by native chiefs
and the cattle stolen. This having attracted the atten
ton of the government being adopted to
protect the trade aud punish the robbers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

lSsURREcrioSART MOVEMENT AT Rio.-A eurious in
sutfeetlonary movement has taken place at Rio Jsneo
E'oWng out oi the passage Of Law by the Chamber nj
deputies, depryng the officers Of tho army below oooneI
and the corresponding officers 10 the navy OF the right n
caused detection among some of the ttoons .nJ o., ~,
the ofhcers were arrested and imprisoned The women
we're active 10 getting the excitement by the repoaob
es WIN Sneh tneJ as,aied the officers whenever thew
obnoxious bill would have been mobbed but for the pro.
lection afforded by the police. '"' p'O'
Inc Brazilian government was considering bill ior
hn Jpehng OF lhe Amazon to oil nations and II has
pack tns exclusive right to navigate IT, which Il
an.ed some years ago to Of its citizens, II
per year for 20 years to get II back II ia nov
Inooght " VIII pa.s before the le.sinn clnsna 49,
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ROnINsoN,s p,,aCrIcr. Vol.

ROnINsON's PRACTICE, Vol. 4.
IN PRESS AND WILL BE SPEEDILY PUBLISHED,
"THE PRA CT7CE LN COUR7S or JUS77CE IN
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED srArE;"sr
CONWAY ROBiNsoN, H.a.
VOL TO the place OF anac,iOn or proceeding
chiefly Of he conflict Of Laws the Statute 81
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Many before prevented hearing By
the ish charge Of admission To Mds Gomtr concert will
have good opportunity CRAFTY their curiosity this
who you'd hesitate pay the s.neAon hearing
. musical genius OF such distinction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

hfdLfH OF NEw OsLrISs.-Tbsre we're sbs death, a,
oo1 oneAhs or The week ending the 9Th inst Of which
~. "e OF yellow fever. During the previous week The
toia number OF nletments 42s Of which 200 vsro
yenoW lever cases The week before that q,ye tot. y,
oot In'einenu, OF which there we're S4i yellow fave,
total decrease 10 two weeks lIo i'>i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

hFrRorotrIE HIL-Runkeis Ethiopian Troupe are an, mar
forming ~ Metropolitan Hail. wing
~ Their INTERCHANGEABLE thi, city, everywhere else bsy an
attended with the best results that favor such en
tsrpfifes " ''' w
To increase i more the Interest Of their
have engaged the services OF hde Camille the sdy VIC
nn sho recently performed n this city the concert given b.
hdIs domst Her merit 80 musical artist uelsny know
.nd appreciated ~ our citizens 10 sudencs
the Hall vi,hosi the aid Of any pansgyris fron us.
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PlhBovs ErH0PtIE raouTEThs troupe are now psytytns
At ODD Yellow Han Nth marked success They among hem
some superior genluies Of whom the ntabs Moore IL the
prsmInsnt lie h truly ne Plus ultra negro hyperion
Bill Parow displays considerable talent and much
phases Of his ipertonatons, lacks The ysrssity
Moore The Company IN general made performers n,
sIt rank Th.y win IN all probability continue perform
anott until the close OF the Par such
have With thus far will satisfy prorsed STAY The Wsi
was hropEed during the last two nights Performance
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tsOtPII q co.,
hObtsALE PRINT sELLERS, publishers, printers
ufacturng Artists, Coormen, Paris London berlin and No
BOO broadway, New York Catalogues by usual
discount TO the trade and Institutions, Picture Frames
ocis-8m-. fyLsl
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: ChoAKs. mANTIt.LAs .,ND d li,Ns.

EH ia a. nt, no, % C.nc street, New YORK Importer
Of Kind and description would attention OF msr
chants TO hs extensive assortment inside expressly rs,
trade His fashions the beat Of the season will he found
by referring TO frd"k L,es Ldi,s' FasIiop the
only reliable book OF Fashions published In America being pub
shed only few days before the eveTy month
all other, appearing before their time. ocis-1mZIv.sl
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ENTENSIOy ,C,I,I
GOUpIL & 90.

WV HEERDT $50 Wooster street. Prince and HON.,
" Ton Streets New York, Manufacturer large
Always Oh hand Orders for shipping punctuay attended
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HNOH SALE,-The Subscriber offers for sale from ,Siy TO
seventy Eve bbli Corn, the stalk In the nsd his farm
10 sidney ~ miles from osn, the Plank oad
Apply 10 JUAN PIZZfNT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

tSNhH PLAIED FOhks-A full At,ortment OF Ihs,e de-
-. naoe Goods o. our own Importation also Table Desert
snuIea spoons Butter Knives Ac Just received per ship
uAuniedi Tor sale low by @. J. StSTON A 90,
ociS pgn Of he Ci,cpIar s.- n Hstr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

We the undersigned, Directors OF the Bank Of the Old
Dominion, have examined the foregoing statement and be-
lieVe 1t TO be truly aud correctly made up.
w. TOWLE, President.
X. II. MILLER,
J. j. WHEAT,
w. @. CAZENOVE,
DANL +. H00R,
WILLIAM n. McVEIGH,
LEWIS MCKENZIE.
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III
our rau supply Of superior Ivory Cutlery
OF and ~ pieces Table snd Dessert Knives only
silver or Plated Pork sierls ser, Buitsr
Knives Nut Picks, &C, which We oasr at low prices
oois siyn NJ m. oi,.ri,, a. ~ :, - 80,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

~ NAV AS.-was Committed 10 the Jail NJ G,....,I-
scSh narsinia a. runaway, the lst day of ssprnr
49, aged about year, SAID Nrvrn
to he an si hsh OF black epleIon, built inclined
"heh eomaed she had on striped cotton coat sb
and when .b. s.;J
seu 70 NAthan BAglcy OF Prrqumans county Soh C.ni
nov say, that she belongs to Will. Of r SANE "ma
4 WI" come forward his property and tak,
Hss'O or else 'he IL be deals with Law directs. ''
.els-vsv w. DEAEISS
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'H>EAs.-Prme GunpOWder and Black, for sale by
800, JOHN ~ GORDON A SON.
ss '-"ii'on' No and and Settled Soap for sale h,
.S,,.,.,, JOHN ~ GORDON 4 son
shahs, Jeffrey Darcy" and s.os, Mar
sale by locIsl bavr no tnnRt9n' D. ands, for
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Tue matter stopped here.
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:. :. :, a.. 49,, Sanor OF dreensvills county.
Wv h. 80 rev tuiheIs li,t received, o
loelsl WA. PALMER
a DANiAN rINE CtNDLrS-sO h,, .. ill., ;, - -
"A Just received and sale by a' ''A' ''Anu'
o.,s RAWLINGS a MILLER
- Corner Pea land Cary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

ELY sitAiNERs, dc.-Pa,ent Jelly stTan.I, IN I..,
the Jelly warm while aiming and lee C.nn Moni
OF various patterns, for saie by " ~ ''''
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w ,Ihit IhOoF C0ATs-Receired per steamer James.
toEn large lot Of Waterproof Goats which will be oiJ
avery low price. Call early No. iiS Main street
a NJ wv
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BpA'OS shOuLDEiis-Jusi received on eon.,n6rn, .ri
- Tor sale low, to close sales, by anu
.,s RAWLINGS f MILLER
Corner teaGl and Gary streets
ENGLisii DAIRY CnEEsE, New MaciereI No l. In NIL.
~ halt bbls, Kits 10 hi, Annie SO
mon In Kits; jut landed AL for sale b, '' oar
10 RAWLINGS MILLER
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SnEEPS:xIN MATS, Sc-El.r,nt co,or, So,
-, t rarlor, Aieant, Jue Rope Manila Door Mat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11
Louisville Election.

From the Courier of last Tuesday we ex-
tract the following, giving the result of the
election in Louisville and county:
The long agony is ,at last over, much to
the relief of both office seekers and Office
makers-the candidates and people. Else
where in the paper we present tabular state
ments OF the votes cast in the county and city,
with the exception ola portion of the HiShth
ward that is necessarily incomplete. The
vote OF the county was expressed 70 the
Courier, and received by us in full by ten
o'clock last night. We had runners at every
precinct, who made admirable time in bring
ing in the returns. Such indeed was the
perfection OF these arrangements, that we
were advised ofresulis in the county prior 10
that of the city. Indeed at this hour we
write without being aware of the state of the
polls in the Portland division of the 9Th ward
carried.
The result of the election may be briefly
stated ,hus:
County Judge-Edward Garland, the pres
ent incumbe nt has majority of 800 more
County Court Clerk-Chas. II. Illusion i,
successful by decided vote over his leading
competitor, Henry Stucky. The other can
didates were distanced.
Sheriff-The present efficient officer Chus
.Quiery, is reelected by large majority owe
Capt. ]. nj. Martin.
/ Coroner-W. Lee White, generally repu
ted to be one Of the candidates for offic,
nominated by the Know Nothiugs, was tri
umphantly elected.
Jailor-W. X. Thomas, another Know
Nothing candidate, beats Bivan, the mex
highest candidate, about 240 votes.
City Attorney--The present incumbent
JOS A. B. Furniss, has fair majority.
Surveyor-John Robb was elected with
out serious opposition.
}, Assessor-lt is generally believed tina
Gabriel u. May was chosen.
City Judge Col. Geo. w. Johnson is cleo
tex over John Joyes, the present officer, b
, over 1000 majority. Col. j. has the reputa
ton of having been supported by the Know
Nothings.
= City Marshal-The Know lettings elet
ted w. c. Kidd, his majority being large owe
Gilmore, the next highest candidate.
City Court Clerk--This was the least cor
tended for of all the Offices, and Mr. Ben. W
Johnson was chosen by large majority oye
the combined strength of his half dozen con
) petitors.
, A more quiet election we have never wi
, messed in the city. The vote polled was nC
SO heavy anticipated owing to the ditiicu
ties experienced by voters in obtaining acce:
10 the polls. -.,..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11

The Convention-1ts Nsmina q 0ns, &c.
If there ever was Convention on the
whole earth, or in all times political, or in
all parties, that could eclipse the late Peters.
burgh Convention, it was the Democratic
County Convention, held at Dorman's yes
terday. We cannot do it justice to-day
Its fights and follies and speeches must be
left for tomorrow. We promise our readers
report tomorrow, for verify it deserves one.
DR.. JOHN T.. WALKER was nominated
for Representative. The nomination, and
indeed all the proceedings, including the
passage of resolutions, &C., were done inthe
midst of coniusion-bawling, squalling, and
punching Of heads. We understand the edl'
tor of the Enquirer did not even go into the
room where the convention was held, being
either ashamed of his company or of thei'
proceedings Considering that he originated
and got up this precious convention, we dc
not think he exactly treated it right.
Aresolution was offered and passed en-
dorsing John s. Gavitt as Sheriff, and prom
ising that no Democrat should come out
gainst him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11

8 APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIEENr.-James
Tilton, of Indiana, TO be Surveyor General OF
the United States for the Territory of Wash
ington.
John Calhoun, Of Illinois, to be Surveyor
General Of the United States for the Terri
tories of Kansas and Nebraska.
William Pelham, of Texas, to be Survey OF
General of the United States for the Territory
of New Mexico.
q, George P. Stiles, to be an Associate Jus.
tice of the Supreme Court for the Territory
of Utah. in the place Of John U. H. Under
wood, declined.
Reuben H. Gibson, Of Ohio, to be Receiv
er of Public Moneys at Defiance, Ohio, vice
William Sheffield, removed.
Ralph Wilcox, of Oregon, to be Register
of the Land Office for the Territory of Ore
gon.
James Guthrie, jr., of Oregon, to be Re
ceiver Of Public Moneys for the Territory o
Oregon.
Diedrich Upham. of Wisconsin. to be Reg
lister of the Land Office for the Minona lant
district in the Territory OF Minnesota.
Lorenzo ID. Smith, of Minnesota, to b,
Receiver of Public Moneys for the Minon,
Land District, in the Territory of Minnesota
VIM. w. Phelps, of Mich, to be Registe
OF the Land Office for the Redwing land dis
trict, in the Territory of Minnesota.
Christopher Graham, of Indiana, to b.
Receiver of Public Moneys for the Redwin,
land district, in the Territory Of Minnesota
H. {. Moseley, of'Washington Territory
to be register of the Land Office for said Ter
ritory.
Elias Yulee, of Ohio, to be Receiver O
Public Moneys for the Land Office of Wash
ington Territory. ' 20
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11

WHEAT CROP OF UPPER CANADA.-The
wheat crop of Upper Canada will far exceed
that of any other year in it's amount. twas
estimated that third more was sown last
year than the year before. The surplus last
year is estimated at 100000 bushels. Es-
timating the price at only 81 30 per bushel
it gives the farmers Sls,oOO,ooO for whea,
alone. for a foreign market. II the Recipro-
city measure is passed, and if the harves,
turn out in Europe as they at present promise
to do. that surplus will be mostly marketed in
New York.