The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24


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W. copy '0s following ssne's iro'" inc
Asvees I0~@e.e's', P's"'s'"s way 'ns
eess'es aneoee 70 mas ose" ssh'ossSd IN
sess c,ty aud :" Houston !" hos,to" 'ts
espsoaay o. mss'"g 's"ess !" uns ad)scsn'
psssFssas was out s"Pss'ssuy SHOWN !" con
o9 o. tes eo".'"asa Es'"e' ana me
80 a.sea o. - so' ~s''e 'he pro-
prefer ~ esses"'y @" ~
no rssss - tH9eesoss 'oven.
ton should not eeeeee1ssl
~ texas. ne Psssns "ss 4 ~! se n.
obtained, and YET soou' my o. us -
chimes are .'rssay !" opsfAt"n ~ iii'no's.
each making aoost hsn ",ils Of good
fence fi,e isst high per Day. The propris.
tor informs W that !" iil'"ois' people VINO
have not one Of those mach'"~s, hire their
fences made oy tas''i ~ % cents per roo,
aud that the owner Of tnoss '"sch'"es. hnds
u quite Pfohtso's 70 make fences ~ ta.' rate.
The cost ot the machine 10 WOW asi''sfsd
st the factory, and W. presume thsy may
b. made mere at about the sa'''s pr'cs.
We und.. sts"e that pansf"s Tor 'hs cast
i"gs have been 's!t ~ the 'ounufy !" "'s
city mr. n, D. Do"hs'n "A' purchased
the right lor Ie1an " Tue ssst o' ths bra
zos river, 50 that the right Is now sold Tor
the territory Of this State ne right to
counties can doubtless bs purchased OF
Messrs. Crane q Durham.
We Jaw, OH sdnesday last. the prac-
teal working OF the much tA'krd-oi Illinois
Fencing. Road. Making and Ditching ma
chine, Msssrs. Stowsll ~ stuart, the pa
tsntces, arrived here Jew days s'"cs Tor
the purposs Of making dsmS''stfAs'o" o.
the great utility of the Invention IN pfA'ns
county. This machine, which +" quite
simple, 10 transported ana used on ~hs~Is
similar 10 those Of IN o'o'"sry heavy
wagon. Under the tore wheels 10 tue
plough or steel cutter gra'ua'su 30 o. 70
cut iurrow from twelve To twenty inehss
in width and from tour to twelve '"chss
deep. This iaTow, w"iei' Is an unoIoken
sod, is then taken uP by cham band aud
carried back over the hind wheels, ana !"
then conducted by slide 10 the ''"s : =
CURED, which may be ten see' from "e
carriage. The original oes'sh OF 'ns ma
chine was for mak'ng ie"ces rom tue sou
of the prairie, b., FiscI'g one continuous
string OF sod upo" the other u"''I ."s renee
had reached the required height FROM
the little we saw Of 10 oPerSt'on, though IN
~ uufavorsbls time ~ the PrA'''e WAS ~,
most covered with water, We we're sa"shsd
that il WAS the very 'h'"s Tor "estsf"
Tess. In fact, we never saw any 'h'"g
before this which could PICK or slice "P
the Earth IN so regular 'n'Pe' remove !,
some ten ieef rom us sehuhS pace ahu
'ne'' p"' ..',,,. -, ,nv.h s..s nd A.
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pA's"' 80. f,"m . ou.,,.r IN h.Il
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row. s"u w., ns .n.". 80 ,n,n',,Ls ". 40
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