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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-07

All Soldiers and sailors Attend.
NJ HETHER Officers, Privates Musicians of
w Regular, Volunteer, Ranger, Militia or State
Troops; Of Seamen. Chaplains, Ordinary, Marine,
Clerk Landsmen. Wagonmaster, or Teamsters,
whether white or Indian, who have been regularly
mustered into service, during since the Revolution
airy War, and have served Fourteen days-their vi.
dows minor heirs, by law entitled to 100 acres
Of Bounty Land, or so much rs, with what they have
received will make 100 acres. Full instructions with
blanks are in my possession. These and all other
claims will be prosecuted and obtained by applies.
ton at my Office on Main rect.
EDW. T. EDGINTON,
Burlington, March 20, '55. Notary Public.
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Spectacles.
4 OLD. Silver, Stec, and German Silver Specs, to
u suit all eyes, for sale by
april %. A w w CARPENTER.
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ssrsioe reports the aasil ssstngs giving
a each bd ao es the eonsr.ct. made, the
vtrs originated the eurxaenu orcersd and the -detso1s
allow granted within the year
saaHs@ Coe-John Msrroa esq, Thira Assistant Pest-
General and twenty csrrkf To thus ctcs
business 81 ibs department NOT 6eroses b. zw the
Auditor, shr2cag with the ers ess And ofses
dsifarrs of tho department. the issuing of warrants sod
nfs IL payment sf balances reported bs Be
dnr Gl contractors and other persons. she
o Offices deposiie sber sa2r
trry halanee designated poins and The supeiniendsnee
q The rendition BY ostnxters 81 he quarterly reiurs az
ostxxes II hsx charge Of The dead ier on Of ihe H.
suing OF postage stamps and stamped envelopes for the pre-
o postage and Of ia Accounts connected there
70 the Third Assistant Gcsera all postpnssers
should drec their quarterly rsfarns q postage those AT
ess ' y ssar ss ees snl sas a sasr a ess
their certificates q dep~s hiin shouic slso be directed
department applications and receipts 5oss
nge stamps and stamped envelopes, and for dead lefiers
pEpAETNESr.
Hon. Jefferson DAVIS Secretary Of War In the secre
iays Office proper there chief clerk sasor
clerks, tive nessengerf and four maichn1n Tbs f
lowing bureaus are attached 10 this department;
Commanding tsaerars 0gfee.Ths office. the bead Of
whicL il Lieutsnsut General Scott, ~ at New York
sd5tanf Generals oaoecol. Samuel Cooper, Adjatzns
George Deas. and Captain Seth Wias. Judge Advocate
Major John r. Lee Vine clerks and In this
Office kept all the records which refer The personnel Of
The army the rolls, ke. 1t Is here where all military
missions made out
(navfrrnansfcr GeseraFs OgsceGe Thomas s. JesuF
qunteraster general Charles Thomas assistant quarter
general Captain NJ NJ Clark, district quarter
Mnor H. G. Wayne, in charge Of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
agraaoY General. Os7ce.Co- b. II. Larped psy master
general MINOR ST. CLAIR Denny districi payas.ef sight
clerks and one messenger
aaaAsissary Genrrafs 0goe.-6sn. George 14bsoa,
rnissary general assistant Captain A T. ShriGs x clerks
and one messenger.
guroean Gsneraps l97oetsen Thomas Lawson surgeon
general assistants DIR. r. G. Wood and DR.. Richard H.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engiaesr OFos-General Joseph g. Toftsn, chief engi-
neer assistant eutenRnt John ID. kurz hve clerks and
messenger
Typographical Bureau.-Co. j. j. Albert colonel Of the
corps; assistant Captain Thomas j. Lee, four clerks and
messenger
Ordnance BnreapCoonel II. Il, Craig colonel Of ord
assistant, Captain Wa Aaynader eight clerks and
messenger
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May 5-dn uhio Railroad. B~rE0ose-
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WOODWARD. sS~v-say,
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80. ~ YORK. HKEMEA, AND SOUTH
An ON UNITED sTATfsS III syEANFRS-
NZM Txs slips comprising rss 3sns f.e WASHING
TOAs Capt r. CsvrDdy. HGAMA>N, Caps. IA
Hissins-
These sfrsr.es sop n se4sasurn so ca md reraans
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[No- 5sal
Noticc az Withdrawal Of certain Lands in
Wikc0DB{H.

Wisc0nsin.
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Sp~~tAeiea.
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III win percsal and psTaSeAa glasses
gives peeaar sdrsAtaees s<cesg gEs<s
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as4 Pean. avease between and Tenth
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usri ~rs psic o G~0ecown-
BY SEasr of ibf beard
J. w. DEEHLE.
Apra s3--lawso xsd TrsAsussr.
To Southern Agriculturisfs and Planters.
THUEopGH pscpca, Maryland farmer wsass
"A healthy estate ths ea wr'ch
proprietor asc ccss< nso psscy xxr'rs
fura and farm-
Eosst Of gives ard all conmasses
tens Snh5ect tHly apsweseS.
Address aGkfGUIA. Warkinxsoss D. G.
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TBg 8Es,iyc or T4E NATIONS sy cA~.- Lass...
L sernsarsssn nod srgrnar x r r.ans1es
,shss
N~w Yea. i.rs~ ecsssp vuaume .rrrs o ~ yw at
rAyLpE d AAURrA
Mxss sccfsssrs, ns.r IN ssrsS-
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rsnrasr. paTss or rArI1ss

EDWARD X. COLI4IHS
E Wall N. Y.
BROWN, EEfPLEy. h CO.
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNAED d co,
E- Anssin FrlAss Ieneps.
a. g. WAINWRIGHT Co,
Parla.
GEO. DRAPER, Hsvrv.
~ accountable fcs r3d, saver
buann speos jrpey s-sSs ssopts, anless bs u
aA fhs<eof
40 e5-aH
rnrfxeeaaas
y Ho1s<
and receasy rtn pap~ss sse painted
Tsns anpeS
sssss sorof's sre. rfeasul Depsfnent.
ls--EM
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Ibs gth
yvxn the
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en&afrt
urnied wath the hsss the DsSkrss snfs
sss spared
hsaSe, every resgs toe ccuE
ubSc ~iii coensse
exi~pAed hssse
for < wins< 80 ~ NJ aEy
T. y. WILLARD.
wAsmrwsrox csrr, Novsmb~r H. isA
wevt tG--u
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THE OMLY 0sx xAUTMO&xED'-rssx xes q Dn BOY
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Msses l4-lsy~
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAilINc-lrsa

Stappsng EeufhanRos bofh gong and slnfnns iF GET
London and Huvre
other route, ior The ECONOMY u rms and money
Pe~ass from Ers Fork to Southampton a~d Bvr1aeH
Fir cahGn, snooa el3o; caap, ella
second d., $50
newspapers hraaeh the ofhce
No o lsding ush he EeAed the dag o. sailing
An experienced is attached 10 ench ship
For freight or panssse, aYpay 70
C.. H. SAND, Al Spufh WsilAAn 81. n. r.
c. A. HEIAEKEE Gu, kr~mer-
CEDeKEY 4 Co SorthxMvroR.
WILLIAM IaEAIK Hsnx.
Mar 6-d3y
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rARRlAGE Hsxsss far xaJe-A pair of hesarfus,y
u fxxaiy carriage se-ses toewi<T win
ii6c -b&st modern Carriage
The q great valve, ssss ycut a&e fsnts The
and p~Ystss ~ purrasssA
rs~ fs is@m wi ssb be sezi hssasn
Apgsy 10 wN r. DOVE, csal Sesers Firz Ward
%ssr eff
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A1sersSys o~d Cvu~-esspr~-af- Lss.
II We f the al p~nses~sasH
ii sst sal sss~sd usat may he sriusa~
psse % csass
fhrsr 81 CesssssR
aasE1~sses- % c.. March ~. isl
Mcre e---srs fxu
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers
The ships comprising following:
Ibe Ansnnc
The facf1c ters n.y.
The Bslssr-.. Iarl S0snssed
The AGr1nlt .-sAs{L
These ships having been bnl ny contract en-
pressv Scr every cEfe has o~et
their iH lfru
4 &na sreeSs and the2r ac-ssanR-
unequsna canul
IasssYe m New Tork Lirsro sfsg estnA. S3
In second cnrr G Ezrlnsrt extra rs sls'e ros
Lireryaol % New York, ~ and go xninexs-
n experssncsS rstacate6 % szch shsp.
ber1lE rergSsa IN VI pail faE.
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VALUssiy REAL ESTATE roR sALE--Th. sasrk oftssS
sSxx Cpsva Esldsnxss ssa Esw ~crspsed
IpoE ss~easssssi TksJ ass stsAea ~
isn IAN SD ertaf Axcdy or fsns
t5p h<t esey Th~
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bAsisrss snnds 90 b<
ant vAss~ Tbs bs~ 81 - ssss~ss
e iss S~rs-s~s whses &ss ssA~s1x
sasy be hnd
siso iprr. f7 fer
,@sss1 Odsc~. scats od sn~~s
beas. t1 ves hxr dos " ihs
rssr,ns~nr sslGax a sss fTrA sts<s<s
be ss& vs;s SAFE rs'eI 10 ia~
l5t 81 Mss Il DAY russe Terms
Asn,. 10 CHI H. wlkOER,
Conner Ira xaa g sarests.
Mar Msy
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WGo14bns
ny ,pe r~ctips % efy
sytng ~ ms sxssssiss = paAsst p.ntsd
~ 1st, ketahss
esfcsss yssss 6sa sxgvsoa "
pxa~nt whsch pscD gssb dsy AT Jay, isos
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noaAed - seeW 0onse, they have,
M p~tfA~s oaeAs p1mss1.
Required Ne IN fs< Pstsss
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-10

TEEAerET NTFanTNgNr-
e treasury Deparfrneri cuBisg a The ooss a. the
49, he Treasury. TIVE corrrstriesF, misssser of
~ fs "a EudBtefrs treasurer, register sseir, hight
APslst nasra, and cnxss SURREY.
- 'pwlng hrief pdicHtion nf the dnfaE af these
aas and q the forns employed thsrsa respect re3y
raH'gs g5lgs.-Hor Jsmes Guthrie, Secretary ~ The
s..1g4 son r q. Nsshinrfus, Ass,stxrt Secretary
.etT - thargt architect xaa three rA,snsn
@ " trasored and fweEt r-fhree clerks. The Seuve
~ 1at Treasury charged with the rrnsrni
[ 49, eEasaefl1ns ~ tbs reycransnt, and of fbs
y ~ NJ lava concerning the mad navigate.
tniiee States BE Fupsr5nter.1s the surver of the
~ n - Agh aonse tsssbishnsst the marine hospitals q
tras ststef and Tie censsrRrfian ~ certain pahae
W i'r custan- -houssf and other isurposss.
r bralsresevss gErss Elishn whiftse.ev esd Corrp-
,s l az hesn CLERKS He prescrlpes the mode 81 keep
80 nccaunts Ser the eir pna diplomatic
s~ - = ths rutaie banda and rerrea and ee-fsfes the
ANAaaas arising thereon.
c. c1a 4. tsHsFs-pasrs OTict.--Jshn NJ Brcdhssd sso
uftF snc esrsnteer eerst. he prrstrsbes the mode
as IE hsa renarring fbe snrpunts ~ the Mrnr navy
u - rtiuers q the pri3c serrre and rxripas ara
- - hAialoef arising thereon.
= e osu'aissieasr n re csstaa.-Efueh j. Andersen
u,s ~ s''nnHr md asrrn elsrkk He prrurrsbes sa.s
rrrer, and rendering the accounts 81 fhe CUSTOMS
ne -aerrsrne1fs and far the kpfl ng and r--sir-
@Ahs 4arsua- - - ' ~~''A
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-10

THOEoDGH, prscucs eGucsc1 Maryland szsner wsss
healthy estate ~ s ss wf'ch
poprst< ssS coasrr nso pscy s<rs
slock faym-
THE ,Eossl gives ali conmasies
~ subject tUlEy aBsw@re1.
Address AGkiGDl-a, WarktnKsan, D. q.
2T-gRw3y
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-10

WILL afecd 70 css+s r<serrt o sssnns s DE os
sshiaaos, o. e. Any tessg
h,s BY e<tss Bai5snoTe
communicated 10 Col Jazss B<svs fcsnassrs Wssh
ssSsn1. D. e.
April f5-eo6aM MAT fntl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-21

We have observed some comments IN the
papers and have received one or two commune
cations, upon recent act OF the Boston authori-
ties which consisted in returning to Europe
pauper woman and her child. Over this trans
action there has been great expenditure of
sensibility and sentiment. 1t has been COM
pared to the rendition of Burns and Sims, and
We do not know 10 what other atrocities. But
let us see what the case is.
A panpsr woman and her infant shipped
of by the authorities OF some foreign parish or
port in order 20 get rid Of the tax of their sup
port, aud sent to Boston to be fed clothed and
taken care of. Boston, as we'll as New-York
and other cities on this side of the Atlantic, has
had to endure this sort of imposition for long
while, till it has become burden too great
10 be borne. Steps have accordingly been taken
by the American authorities to stop il, by COM
ing 10 determination to return all such indl-
siduals whence they came. The proceeding -
Just and proper, so far as those who make the
shipments hither are concerned, and strictly in
self-defense.
Is il inhumanl This seems to be the charge
leveled against the proceeding The individual
sent, man OF woman, is pauper az homo,
charge upon the public charity and leading the
life which all paupers lead. The transfer to our
shores makes the person none the less pauper
than before II simply shifts him or her from
one stall to another of the same general public
crib Only in the one case the burden Of supply
falls where it belongs and in the other case falls
where it does not belong. The condition of the
individual is in no wise altered by the change.
He was pauper before, he remains a pauper
STILL The pictures drawn of the hardship of the
return voyage are the exsggeratiOns Of puerile
fancy. The return is characterized by no pecu-
liarity different from those which mark every
case Of voluntary emigration or immigration,
and which are counted by hundreds Of thousands
annually.
But il deprives the individual OF the chance of
lettering his condition TO the degree that the
facilities for doing 80 are greater here than in
Europe This is true; but we would like TO
know wherein consists the great difference in
the ability of city pouper 10 help himself,
whether that pauper occupies position in the
New-York, the Liverpool or the Boston AIMS
House. The difference is quite too shadowy TO
be made the foundation of the patitades We
hear upon the subject. But admitting the con-
sileration TO possess weight, il il sufficiently
substantial TO induce our civic authorities to in
yite. or 10 excuse them in so doing, the empty
ing OF the Alms-Houses OF all Europe upon our
shore.l For 10 INTERESTINGLY receive and pro-
vide for this class when they arrive would be
eouiyalent TO such OIL invitation. Unless, there
fore. we are ready to exercise our philanthropy
to this extent, we should not blame but praise
the authorities of Boston for their action in
tie case over which such pretentious exhibit
zion of feeling has been made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-21
BEWARE OF VETOE$.

The Massachusetts, House of Representatives
has passed BY very large majortys Personal
Liberty bill" designed TO protect residents oil
Massachusetts sgainst being snapped up by Mr..
Edward G.. Loring or some other Slave Comnis-
sioner, and on the claim of somebody from some
other State who pretends tohaye legal interest
in their services, being delivered bound hand
and foot into the possession Of such claimant
without any previous trial or judicial inyestisa-
ton into the rights Of either party for which
the beautiful Fugitive Slave act of 1850, as in
teTpreted by Judge Curtis and Others, makes no
provision Whatever. This Massachusetts, bill
is, however, radically different from the bill
with similar title lately introduced into our
own Legislature. While exceedingly stringent
aid highly protective, il is entirely free from
these constitutional objections which We aug
gested against that bill. The Massachusetts, bill
is not, as ours was, bill providing special pro-
ceedngs in the case If persons claimed as fugi-
tves from labor due under the laws of other
States. Ii leaves 10 such claimants precisely
the same procedure in the State Courts TO
recover the control Of such fucitives as Mas
sachusetts citizens enjoy TO enforce their
claims under Massachusetts, laws TO the per-
sonal control of others-thus giving to the Fugi-
tive clause in the Federal Constitution all the
efficiency that can with any show Of reason be
claimed for it. But while il thus puts claims to
service founded on the laws Of other States and
the Federal Constitution precisely on the same
legal level with claims to service based on the
laws of Massachusetts,, it takes special care to
provide that no person shall be carried against
his will ont of the limits of the State under pre-
tense Of being fugitive fron service, unless ii