Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-12
Appointments BY a. president.

By and With the adpce and consent of me Senate.
George Evans, of Maine, Caleh p. Smith, OF Indi-
ana and Robert L. Paine, of NOrsh Carolina, to be
Commissioners under the actofthe Congress ofthe
Uaiel States, of the Sd of March, 1919 entitled An
act to carry into effect certain Stipulations Of the
treaty between the United States or America and
the Republic Of Mexico, of the ID daycf February,
1882
William Carey Jones, of Louisiana, to be Score.
tary TO the Board Of Commissioners appointed I'M
der the said act.
James G. Campbell, Of Louisiana, to be Judge of
the District Court of the Uaited States for the
tern district of Louisiana.
Henry Boyce, of Louisiana, to be Attorney of the
United States for said district.
John Z. King, Of Louisiana, to be Marshal Of the
United States for said district.
William b. Scott, Of Louisiana. to be Marshal of
the United States for the Eastern district of Louis
lana.
Gales seaton, Of the District Of Columbia, to be
Secretary of Legation of the United States to the
Federal Government Of Germany.
Thomas Ewing, Jr., to be Secretary to tho Presi-
dent to sign land patents.
Andrew NJ. Tut, of Missouri, to be Register Of
the land office at Clinton, Missouri in the place Of
wilkins Watson, resigned.
Richard b. Dallam, OF st Louis, Missouri, to be
Receiver Of Public Moneys at st Louis, in the place
OF Edward Dobyns, whose term Of Office has ex-
pired.
septimus Caldwell, Of Grenada, Miss, to be Re-
celver of Public Moneys at Grenada, Miss, in the
has expired.
John T. Brooks, of chickasaw county, Miss, to
be Register OF the land Office at Pontotoc Miss, in
the place OF Andrew J. Edmondson whose term Of
Office has expired.
William Lyon. of Demopoks, Alabama, to be Re-
ceiver of Public Moneys at Demopolis, in the place
of David Z. Moore, whose term Of Office has expir-
ed. H&
John Shelby, Postmaster at Nasty ille Tenn, vice
L. B. Cheatham, whose commission has expired
National Inteliigencer.
CUSTOM HOUSE ofrIcERs.--coLLEcrons
Richard C. Holmes, Great Egg Harbor, New Jer-
sey, uice Robert B. Risley, who're Commission ex-
PRED.
John $. Rhea, Brazos Santiago, Texas. New Of
flee.
James Collier, San Francisco, California. New
Office.
Edwin Rose, Sag Harbor, New York, vice Abel
Huntington, whose commission expired.
PosTMAsTERs.
Timothy Goggshall, Newport, r. I.
Ephraim Hutchins, Concord, IN. II.
Joseph ]. Pitman, Huntsville, Ala.
Samuel C. Cook, New Brunswick, NJ.
Thomas B. Bigger, (re-appointed,l Richmond, vir-
ginia.
Edwin Boyle, Annapolis, Nd.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
James Nc Dermot, Postma ste, Was hington coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, rise J. d. Leet.
William B. Hammons, Postmaster, Berlin, Wor-
cestcr county, Maryland, uice C.. NJ. williams.
RuMoREp APPOINTMENTS ron MISSOURI
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun Of the 2Sth ultimo says
The following are the quiet appointments that
were enacted yesterday-tis supposed principally
If not altogether by Mr. Ewing's suggestions:-
M. l.. Clark, son of former Governor, Surveyor
General of Missouri.
D. d. Mitchell, Superintendent OF Indian Affairs.
Col. crockett.(nephew of Davy) district Attorney.
Captain Twitchell, Postmaster, st Louis.
Mr. Winner, Indian Agent.
Gen. Elliot Lee, Indian Agent at Santa re.
The Washington papers Of the 2sth and aOth Of
March, two days later, say nothing Of these appoint
ments,still they Observation-Disclosures correct
we give them precisely as we have received them