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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

A MELANCHOLY FAcT.-n Nj
company few day. since WIN =. sls
friend from Kentucky, who hA1 -. 4
summer succeeding ,he Mexsesh 49,
Saratoga Springs. Gen. Set. MIN
for The purpose OF recruiting ~ h .,t
conversation with the Genersl be 80 $50
ed, with strong emphasis and deeP M
..ihat The war wsged against h'm y /,
Folks administration had done -.
break down his constitution than ~
Mexican campaign- ...rdef
How will this fact appear ss ~,
prominent an the page ~ history
9oBtery Journal. @aaa ast aFf@s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

A short time since the editor of the Davenport
Gazette charged James Harlan, Esq, with dishon-
esty, founded the fact that H. had neglected to
pay his newspaper bill at that office. In the last
number Of the Gazette we find the following
JAS. HARLAN.-We would state for the benefit
Of those Of our Locofoco contemporaries who have
SO indefatigably sought to widen the breach be.
tween JAS. HARLAN, and ourself, that after pri-
vate correspondence in which mutual explanations
were made, our confidence in him as man Of hon.
esty is entirely restored.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27
NOTICE.

We would thank either Post Masters, Clerks Of Elec.
ton othsss forward the Hawk Ere the Of
votes ia their respective Countless for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, possible after the election
We hope that in each township will undertake
10 obtain correct transcript Of the returns Cor Ssperin
tendsn, before they sealed up for obvious
They may DO verr good Iowa City, bu, /,
is neither harmful against the law to watch them
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

FiRs-The extensive Corn Broom Factory Of ON, o..
teemed fellow citizen, Mr. DANIEL BURTON acoi,lentallv
caught fire on Thursday morning and with its con-
tens' was entirely consumed. 1t being at the extreme
northern part OF the city, aud the only cstern of water
near being inaccessible 10 the
burning building, all attempts save i, were frute..
There were very few present, on sccoun, Of
iam being given All his stock as well as large auan.
t'y ofseed was destroyed There was no insurance and
an Industrious and worthy citizen thus for the
deprived ofmakins a livelihood.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

SUPERINTENDENT on PrR- IxsTHrerfnx-Es
place at the head a. cur editorial enanmns N,
week, the name Of Wm- G.. woaesw ard, OF Mnsf.-
tine county, as the Wing candidate by aeeaamsssca
for the important Office of Sup. of Pub. InsfrurtBru
hir Woodward is lawyer, one ~ the ATHEIST i'm -
safe, and as such was selected for the importspe
duty OF drafting new code OF iaws for Inwa- n
II competent TO tie discharge OF the duties ef a.
Cfice for which he has been nominated by the rse-
pie. and Will prove faithful in their pcros
elected. #l
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

FLAX CorToN.-This is new article manurac-
turea from flax. The raw fax undergoes several
chemical processes until it is brought into such
state as to be spun into yarn. The cloth wove from
1t is of a beautiful whiteness, shows handsome
lustre, and has the softness of flannel. Chevalier
Clausen, Of Manchester, England, has brought it to
its present state ofperfection. The manufacturers
at Lowell, Mass, are experimenting on it.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

NlaSEs stanley, UF North Carolina, and Inre, n
ai@@aaa1. hatit earh other ef Atarkguzrf-
Isn rn the House 0f Representatives. left asaanx-
sOn aHa fought GGoodless duel. This af etmsM
Te-sStablIshva theiF honor and proved that Hesfhfr
OF the honorable gentlemen was tIstkraara. a
reconciliation then took place aud the 4issinxaEst
ed parties retuFEed warm frieEES.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27
The Judgment Tile.

The Missouri Republican cf the fTth. ssys.
'.ln TIC case OF y. WEBSTER W W. r. R~is - sp-
real to the Supreme Court or ere United gsssp.
from the supreme Court of Ir~a. Mr. Justice Ne
Lean delivered The aTininn of ire conrs, reversal
with Gusts, the judgment Of the ssprcme Court 4
Iowa.,
The judgment of tie supreme CorT. RI f0wa-~sa
in favor Of Refi ami lis reversal wfth costs, iAd-
Gates decision against the Judgment tmlr, Nv -
Supreme Court Of the United states.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

JENNY LINp-This charming young lady has
fully sustained her reputation the Nightingale"
during her late soourn in ST Louis. Several of our
citizens heard her sing at that place. The receipts
OF her five nights were estimated to ach about
forty thousand dollars ...-... s..-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

The Peoria and OQuawka and burlington Branch
rati road Convention is TO be held in Knoxsvile, on
wednesday the 10th OF April next There should
be large delegation from Burlington. The latch
str.ngis promised to be out for their reception.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

Among the arrivals fromCalifornia since our last,
we are glad to announce the name of MIR II. K.
TERRELL and his son HENRx. They are both in
good health. BY them we received California pa
pers up to the lst of February well as late New
Orleans and st Louis papers. #s.E
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

An HONORABLE Active arc pE@assd 10 kan.
says the Boston courfer- fhaf NJ Nathan Matthew'S
well known as one of0Er largest Commissions nxf-
chants. whn compelled some ten ~ fwssSe
years siEee- To suspend payment ard rake . CO.
promise With tts creditors has within few DAYS
raid the W. rhe Ctam0nrt dne together with later
@st appointing 4Haat $50 ,9de. Ihis In worthy M
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

JUST WHAT Is NEEpEp.-GEo. DRuc., ESQ.,,
has, through the tribune, offered a premium of
$1,000 to the inventor ofa printing press that will
throw OIL 500 large imperial sheets per hour, the
cost of which shall not exceed $500. The inventor
to have the exclusive patent right 10 The invention
over and above the premium. If,hey could be made,
SEQ such presses could be sold in six months. We
have spoken for No.t. If il would throw of $50
per hour We should like it better.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27
Honor @ whom Honor Il due

From oil we learn from Washington our late Rep
resentative in Congress, Hon. D. +. MILLEn, was
indefatigabe in his exertions in getting the River
and Harbor Bill through the House. The defeat in
the Senate was unlocked for, and we know of no
one who mourns over il more sincerely than Mr.
NJ. OF course no agency Of his could have avert
ed its fate in that body. We know that to obtain
an appropriation for the removal OF distractions
in the Upper and Lower Rapids, he exposed him.
SELF when the state Of his health and his physician
required his confinement to a sick room. He Wis.,
tied members at their lodgings and used every per-
snasive that he could suggest Of argument and jus
tice, to influence them to go for the Bill. For such
exes'ions in behalf Of this measure, he deserves
the praise Of the people Of Iowa. And they will a
ward 1t to him, in due time. In their behalf we
welcome him, on his safe return to the bosom, Of
his family and to the greetings OF wsrm.hearted
constituency.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

osLAzos safrH.-We are glad to learn that this well
known individual was recently the christian
faith in keosanqua, and has since become Methods,
Preacher lie expected to preach in this during
the present posracted meeting in the Methodist Episco
pal Church It may be said OF him and presume he
will now say of himself that he indeed lost but is
found" We hope he may live to do good than he
ever did harm, as the editor of an in6del paper.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27


In an article headed sswho friends to the I'M
provement of the Lakes, Rivers, &C.. of the great
West? ?" the last o,tumwa Courier says:-
SIT the people of any State in the Union have
cause to ferret out the true cause Of the defeat of
the River and Harbor Bill, and apply the remedy that
State is Iowa. We say that Mr. Polk, and those
who sustained his vetoes. and defended his con.
sfuetion OF the Constitution, not friends OF the
west. The same may, in truth, be said Of the men
who passed the Resolution at the last Baltimore
Convention, against Internal improvements by the
General Government.
sand the recent action of the same (the Demo-
cratic party, with few honorable exceptions in
Congress, has shown them to be the real enemies Of
me Improvement OF our Lakes and Rivers We
have often warned the people against trusting their
interests In the hands of no, if they OF in
reality subscribe to the suicidal doctrines of Mr.
Poik's veto Message in relation to Western I'm
prorements, and to the fundame ntal principle of
the Democratic party, as proclaimed in their gen.
erai conventions, are so tramelied by party that
they dare not come out as cordial and bold sup
porters OF this great Western interest. We intend
TO place the responsibility of defeating this great
measure upon the guilty parties-or, rather we
should say, they have taken the responsibility
Their acts hava pointed them out and we desire to
call the public attention to the persons. An enc
my Of the late River and Harbor Bill, in the Senate
moved to amend, by providing that no money
should be paid out Of the Treasury to make the i'm
rrovemenfs named in the Bill, unless there was
surplus IN the U. 5. Treasury. This motion. il
passed, all must see, would have ei'ectually defeat
ed the measure, aud for il Messrs Cass, Soule,
Douglass, Aschison and others living on the Lakes
and Rivers, roied-tose,her with every Democratic
Senator but those Of Wisconsin, Shields of Illinois;
Borland, Of Arkansas: and our Senators, Messrs
Dodge and Jones, who we are happy to say rose
above party dictaion and voted with the Wings for
this b'll-the passage OF which will DO SO much TO
secure the future greatness and prosperity OF Iowa
and the entire Vests
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

Another unsuccessful trial was made in the Mas
sachusetts Legislature the 18th inst, to elect
y. 5. Senator. 1t was the 18th ballot. aud Sumner
received lss votes, Winthrop ITO, and scattering
80. Necessary to choice 90. On the 18th anoth.
er trial was had with similar result.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

COLONIZATION Nv NIRGgsts.-Th- PrssAytxM
synod OF Virginia, - iss late meeting, ksI - Hls
chester, earnestly recommended - me.s<rs -
Cooperate with inc state. IN giving en<isss5 ~
the act lately passed hy the l. gislalare ~ FEx.a
appropriatin- sae coo for i've years 10 eooaxs ~
free blacks nf the State. in Liberia The soaxsFs
tons at the Synod were recommended 70 tsks -
collections IN and &c this purpose 1he syacxsS
approved nfthe proposal to establish iaas ofsasss
ships to Africa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
LATEST NEWS.

| LATEST NEWS. H
Gov FisH, whis, is elected U. 8. Senator form New
York. W.
board, on the night ofthe 18th Great damage done
to the shipping and the wharves. About 1000 bhs OF
Hour were greatly damaged Of the wharves in Bos
ton.
The Assembly Buildings on 10Th, extending from Ches.
nut to George streets in Philadelphia consumed By
fire, the 18th inst.
The Presbyterian Church on I1,h street fell the same
morning, in the same city, from the immense weight of
the roof ~. +s*tss@ pap *"r@ II
10Th inst. So t Ef# sHE0 ~ 4
The extensive Western rail road DEPOT at Sprin cfela
Mass burned down the l7thinst. There % FIRE.
men on the roof when it fell who went down the
hames Foar or five ofthem fatally injured.
Hon. George McDufie, of s. Carolina, 10 dead.
Rev. Mr. Fletcher the Theological Institute at Ando
ver Mass, committed suicide the 1.:h inst, fit Of
insanity. =@
CosscIESTIoUs-Mr Mallory, Senator elect from Flor.
ida declines taking his seat on account of being elected
by Wings. @#e,#
Martin Farquhar Taper the poet, has arrived in New
ork in the Asia. We hope he may receive a hearty
welcome.
The officers of the favors steamer Dubuque have our
thanks for late papers. s@9EV
Secretary coawls was lying dangerously sick on Fri
day evening last, the 2ist, at Washington City.
Brevet Maj. Gen. Geo. NJ Brooke /. dead, III. died i, \
Texas.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

Superintendent Of = 0DiIc Instr Ucfia~
We are truly pleased to learn from the 49,.
Journal, that Mr. Woodward has yielded 70 49,
earnest solicitations Of his friends, and a-.,, -
the people, 10 be an Independent candidate g., ..
perintendent OF Public Instruction.
better selection for this 0iiiee could -. 3
hates u the stafe he hunted over. We cal -.
every voter VI igwa- every friend of the sr~., -
on r"fuiat Efnration, 60 assist US Inv syerea-- =.
thIs responsible post, man W. no il 10 rp,,r1s.~
htted I" perform every duty, for yonr iatsrr.t 80
To your satisfaction. -
Mr Benton mas. during the time he shouss -
devoted has energies to- the cause OF esGaraf,a. ~
serted his post neglected his tutlss au4 - -
time to making arraagemehtst 10 eHHisr..s Y. -.
iornia. HIS head was full Of golden ri.;a.. -
m'ha feseiins ~ golden san1s--while be vas 80
to attend to your interests. lie has shas. - -
management Of the sehoo! Fund and s<hooa -,
tem- that he does not understand ii. and c.s.1
give place TO one who Is better qlaiif4s 49,
then, parents and guardians. 60 the inferrsf. 49,
Children, BY leaving Mr. Benton al leis,r-. .S .1
dnige In golden visions, AMI eject . rprp.s...
practical, untiFing business man, i'm fh~ n~rsr.s
MIR Woodward, TO the Office
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

kIMBALL & Co., are never behind in keeping
their extensive store well supplied with goods ap-
propriate to the and the wants of their large
range OF customers. See their advertisement.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27
New Wholesale Store

Messrs cooLsAuH Co., will now be able supply
the trade as well AZ families with first groceries,
as easy terms they b. had at ST Louis. Look a,
the advertisement
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

Mr. E. Z. GAY on his recent return from the cas-.
brought us s late paper, for which he has our
thanks.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

as0THER R0EsERf--1Ir Root. n p-5grsstgs
the sssix Mile House, en- the Coicma road, - ~
trunk broken open on Friday afteFnroa lssts ~
$4,000 distracted from IL. This IN &c sane NJ.
tunafe husband whose Wits d- -ampea last I'll -
-l1 600. and he has lost every ceaf pexsea-
ed California IndeE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

POSTAGE LAw.-The new postage law will be
ionnd on our nrst page. We call for a large addi-
ton to our subscription list under it. We propose
to make some suitable improvement in the Hawk
Eye before long. .-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

The officers Of the Danube, Wyoming, Excelsior
and Wisconsin will please accept our thanks for
late papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

A chest Of tea for President Fillmore arrived in
New York recently in only 50 days from China. 1t
came via San Francisco and the Isthmus of Panama.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

T'AaHksefriHy TgtH ia CaitforHfg foaie1l.
toast .@ay recently given nd Thanksgiving GszaG'
San Francisco ~ regular PaffaHdrr.
Ifelana-as STE warts to be- Enrla@a--ss
ought 10 be Az. the United states ss thsT sfsf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

Warner Harris, whe participated in sanetnt :.
slaves Of Mesxrs Tocmhs AMI stsrAsrss -
last winter - hesa coayar.f- 1ss.
The Criminal Goust at the district ~ epsl
Lou. Courier.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

Mrs RUTH SHELDON, who has laugh. the rudi-
ments OF education to almost every child in town,
proposes to commence her Spring term on THUS
day next, the LIST Of April.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

NEW INTENTIONAL n1cchaair ~ Iowa -
vented Hew planning naShiRe. shIebr = :
suTrasses all other ImPratana nGs ~ 80. -
now being cNhtbitea at Ag tFcii---t IL. tazs"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

"They viii not pretend 10 saw. seriously that Mr.
Woodward's talents are or higher order than
snose OF MI Benton, or that the former gentleman
- IN any Way better qualified for the duties OF the
once than the attsr."-tCapital Reporter. asa
They do say, seriously, and have proved too,
that Mr. woodward's talents are of higher order,
and that he 10 better qualified, than Mr. Benton.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27
Fer Superintendent Of Pubhc destruction.
William G.. Woodward.

~~~>~-N@4~~~~ N~~~~~~4~~0~~
HAwK-EYE DIRECTORY TO
SAINT LOUfS ADVERTISEMENT S
Dealers in Hard,care, Cutlery. SC.
Donaldson, Hall s Co.. s6. Main street.
Child, Pratt 4 Co., Lar Main street.
semple, Bissel xCo., Junia.a Rolling Mills Levee.
Hayden 4 Wilson. Saddlery and Coach, II Main ST.
Machia,sfs. Sc.
fk c. Todd, Mills and Min Furniture, at Main ST..
swopc s vandilburg, Wool Carding Machines.
Commsssion and For,cardine.
George Partridge & Co., II Water street.
R. II. stone, 76 Lcvee.
Scott & Brother, D Locust street.
George Pegram & Co., Levee.
Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes, Hats, &c.
Nanny 4 Weld. 100 Main street.
Oliver Bennett 4 Co., 10i Main street.
David Pearce s Co., l20 Main street.
Pomeroy, Durkec & Co., LAG Main street.
william North, IS Main street.
Bakery.
II. BALL, 63 Myrtle street.
rafchcs, Je,celrg, etc.
Edward Mead, 81 Main street.
waite Lead and Ois.-R. c. Clark \ Co.
Groceries and H'ooden Ware.
William Wightman. corner Commercial and Locust
Ciofaing, SC.
Martin and Brother, lis Main street.
Household Farniture Of al hnds
scarritt and Mason, 60, Washington Avenue.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

FRAUD IN PENsIoNs.-Quite On extensive case
OF fraud on the pension office has been discovered
IN vermont. The guilty party, as we lesrn from
the Bedford Gazette Of that State is Jacob sing
erland, OF Royalton, who has been held to bail in
$4,000 for his appearance at the May term of the H.
). district court. The Gazette says the party un
der arrest for this offence is an old attorney, and
was extensively engaged in the Pension business
in New York be fore h q removed % Vermont.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

onr old friend, Mr. RonERr ARMSTRONG proposes to sell
a ms soods at Auction The sale to-day at
III O'Clock. Great bargains will be looked for
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

Judge 0ineys we understand has resGrff 49,
Office Judge Of this Jrirtal District and tafsz9
emigratiHg To oregon. We are 4erry 10 h~sr -
as he liz gentleman of fine TALENT and ~ ws 80
formed Ivy those who are capable of Judging ss1s-
and excellent laUyer--amon- tire very best ~ 80
State. IL is expected that JDssrh knaFp. 90 -
saugua, will be bis observation-disclosures L~fs@*
China, property so rall~d- contains ah6Ff 80.
hundred ard ffty millions cf souls. and <rss1
over 60 degrees vt latitude. and Co Of lonsltGaefA
IG0 square degrees.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

SENATOR ELECTED IN OHIo.-BenjamnW Wade
wing, Of Ashtabula. has been elected to the Unit
ed States Senate by the Legislature OF Ohio.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

In Sweden new metal has been discovered, and
has received the name OF Aridium. It bears some
analogy to iron. @ktE *ss#t& F4r ri srfs.s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

The usual annual Fast in Massachusetts, will be
observed on the 10th of next month. a#
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

Va The Centlemauly Clerk Of the steamer Lamar
tine will pleasc accept our thanks for package Of
late papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

RECOVERY OF 57,50o.--Mrs Root, wife Of Mr.
jeremiah Root, OF Brighton, near Sacramento. who.
1t will be remembered, eioped from her husband
with Mr. Fairbanks, In November last at the same
TINE taking with her some sl2 900 In gold Dust and
other yaiuables, was yesterday arrested, and the
sum OF $1,000 recovered from her. IL appears from
what we could gather of the facts that after
for some time travelled around the country, Fair
banks becoming tired Of the lady. left her. ana took
all the money he could conveniently lay his bands
upon, without giving her any notice OF his inten-
lions. Being left entirely atone Mrs r.. concluded
TO make visit TO the States, ana for that PURPOSE
came down 10 our city and TOOK passage for Pana-
mo, in vessel which is TO sail in few days. Nv
some means, however, OF which we are not aware,
the circumstances relating 10 her leaked out among
the passengers. and from IAfm 10 parties who have
Tor some time been on the look CUT, hIch led 90
her arrest and the recovery of 81 500 OF the origi
nal amount stolen. A clue has also we believe,
been obtained Nv tn the wher e@bouts OF Fairbanks,
with prospect or arresing him tnl recC verng the
rest OF the money. We are not informed what t,s-
position has been made of Mrs Root. The lady aas
brought before Justice Brown. II another part Of
this paper ii viii be that Mr. Root was again
robbed, few days siuca.--Saa Fraarisco Balanre.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27


The st Louis Republican says that a provision
was introduced into law Ira1dul%atIy which pass
Cd The Legislature OF Missouri AZ its late session,
for the purpose of driving out the Agencies OF for
eign Insurance Companies from that state. II was
inserted in bin "to incorporate the Wolf Island
Education Society,"
similar act was done at the late session of the
lilnois Legis stature. An act pas sed by decided
majorities of both Houses, repeating the law ii
censing tiping houses. In a bill consolidating the
acts chartering the city Of Chicago, and which was
never read in either House, there is aprofisien
thorising the licensing ofg :oceries in Chicago. IL
was expressly stated that there was hut one pro-
vision in the bill, originally presented contain
ing such provision. That was struck out of the
bill; yet, when the bill became law, behold it au-
thorized in one two sections, a continuation of
the license system. ##@ @
We are not now urging the expcdiency or mex
pcalency, OF the license system; but we do say.
say, that no perman ent good arise to any man
or community by such fraudulent legslalicn.fIlli-
nois Journal. @aE s,gs &#fe =. Fsnas
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

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