The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-09

do. Doe, Of Kentucky, from the Com
ee my HON, 81. m the Territories reported thu
much sub;... PVT an..s;nc bill in the House of Repre-
The es,.. pp ,'.yes on the 18th of March,
ntion o.. o. Co. to aid the Territory of low;
]. a' ,npIeting penitentiary therein part
-wh,, ascted. 100, :,
ention. NJ. ~ 'm..se Of Representatives Of the Unit
F. and /, N A cs,.s in Congress assembled, That
IL, 81 o. - Of ten thousand dollars be, and
- IVY ~ 81. .,me is hereby appropriated, to be
.o'ne to d. I'm of any money in the Treasury
pay will u .xrvise appropriated, to aid the Ter
the bar.,;s wnf Iowa in completing penitentia-
u me Convex
~ poi.i. 4, North Eastern Boundary Ques-
'eam, thers ] !. THE London Weekly Dispatch, of
Sc, and al Ah u.; speaking Of affairs in this
es to a a%ie accounts received from the Unit
sau we cafes are Of threatening aspect. The
- we have ,s6c men sent out by the British gov
expect ,hcy rso, to survey the disputed territory
10 ensure !. Id 10 have reported that according
letter. me c w,'e oi ine disputed
iaragh Of the nation will be put out
'''' % TX up .,,lrce our right The American gov
s. mani are disposed to assume decisive
You mi:sk. q upon the business"
ere are as M,
orr - | gorrHY TO BE PRESERVED A cor
pa'sy =. .nopdenl Of the New Orleans True
w want srican relates very excellent and in
isFess, but y .,duga necdoe about General Harrison
nomination n s,ys during one of the Generals
to expl.ia ahvesetI campaigns ag "a the IN
2,aa,nies, a lad Of /; boy, a native Of that
good many ssss state. who had prena.urely i,ned
had it 6xea unny to fight the Indians In march
dominated: a. through dangerous and difficult de-
ur pan ;..I 'ae infested with hostile Indians, that
MO, Iuul upon the rear Of the army. and un-
~ .Hapid travelling TO relieve post in adj
y. gu Hot u this patriotic boy gave out and fell
liking up n hind and without relief, would have
II denouucr ka osertaken and scalped by the pursu-
track ~. rInlans General Harrison. percev-
H., !, a. Vi the situation OF the boy, dismoun,ed
'''e ope tn his horse and placed the lad in
To- saddle, thus rescued his life. The
n You under rae Kentucky boy is now, the amable
Il, bu. SOM dhlened Judge C, member of
rpht a.. Ii present Congress, from the state Of
!, LOUISIANA.
a little Dis ayorusR SIGN OF THE r1nEs.-From
candid-bu1|my quarter we hear of men turning
wyer - 1Mr to Harrison. but from no quarter do
told ~ 81 Hhear of men turning over to Van Blu.
it was rigAs ME- % 0' 0'' ~ f''''
uppose they AGerman, Mr. Lasak, leading mem
Mof the Van Buren, delegation to the
The noEI.8 legislature from New York City, is de-
remn;n u nunced by his party for turning Whig.
., g AfIasak, it seems, was in favor of the
s"atcas SUI Treasury, in order to break down the
~ Saapet bank system. which by orders
+, SPY. from Washington, so inflated the curren-
gmiS36 and 1887; and as that sv stem
atr;ot snow, in his opinion, broken down. he
tly had A. snfavor Of a National bank, to act up
ONO a.,,, @the system Of the Bank Of Austria. or
De Bank of France, which is, in reality,
VIM ~ mNatonal Bank system. The access
residence aa Of Mr. Lasak is of some importance
ave ALREADY she Wings. A good speaker in Eng
with him kh,he is a powerful speaker in his own
.on, o,b.u ndve tongue. He has been great aux.
-. s'' ny to Tammany heretofore, in bring
'ehdlns ~ g up the numerous Germans of that CT
If citizens that have voted the rammany ticket
ed whabe The Post and other Locofoco papers, in
he nress. New York, abuse in strong terms. and
:. - Gail him all kinds of hard names, as is the
- 'Ass 0co.foco practice toward all who have
Menshlng Independence to think for themselves.
europe sR ~. Louis Republican.
I'd such e.