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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

Seldom. We believe have We see, iner
comp,ui.s ot citizen sold,.fy, than nov
present themselves fo, etListo,ea, into the
regular service. The horses, general 'qulp
men,, and their own robust, vigorous and
intelligent appearance. We are satisfied,
have never been surpassed by sny eompa>
uies heretofore called into the FIELD III this
State. The Tyler and \acogdoehes com,
panies attracted particular attention Tor
Their appen nee and turn out. We observe
Nh imeroved spirit OF discipline aud subor>
diustlon - all the companies. During
their solourn at the capital We have noticed
no brawls. no fights, and little dissipation.
We recollect at the breaking out OF the war
with Mexico, the Baltimore volunteers
stopped a short time in Washington city,
aud it WAS very soon found necessary TO
send them to the tort below, on nccouut OF
the constant ou,rsges OF the men. What
an enviabie contrast does not The present
spectacle present; aud il is deserving OF
especial remark from the fact. that in times
past, the Texas Rangers have borne the
reputation abroad Of being refractory in the
camp, aud mereiless IN the field. Could
our federal government witness these fine
fellows, see their g"od bearing on parade,
their activity o" horseback, and their stole
indifference to the absence of the comforts
OF civil lite, we must believe that they
would cordially agree with us in opinion,
that we r'sh' rest securely 90 this ycom"n
ar" OF our de'e"ce Tor sale guaranty Of
the defence OF our frontier
we re'er to the circular OF the governor
in another column, Tor the detail OF events
connected with the raising ana present ~
nation OF the volunteers An order Tor inc
indefinite pos'ponement OF the hr't feq"'s''
ton OF twelss months volunteers. has been
received from the War Department, but an
order from Zen. smith, while IN the WOODS,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

OF Rev. J u. iuLLs preached his fare
well sermon on last Sunday night, TO large
aud Intelligent audience. At the conclusion
ocsry the whole congregation shook hands
with him and. ~ an evidence OF the high
appreciation in which he is regarded by his
people. we bebeld many IN tenr. W. TuIl's
is gentleman for whom we have sincere
respect. We regard him, and ne ia est
mated by the community, M an upright,
good man. Without compromising With
sin or sinners during his soJouru among Us,
he lesyes no, n personal enemy behind, 50
FAR ~ We are aware. We can wish hin,
40 better fortune elsewhere than he has had
here; and ". are satisfied, from the emo'
ton be .yinced in his farewell address, that
Marshall and It's people will ever hold fond
place in his recollection.
We have word tn ssy to the Confer
epcs; Kecollect that we have n highly
intelligent and refined population. Take
our advice. and send us q preacher OF edu
cation and talent,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18


OF We welcome TO our exchange list
the Prairie Blade published by }. o..
Shook. Esq, Corsicsns. Texas. A few
years ago, the county Of Navarro WAS "
wilderness. Now !, 10 thickly settled by
All en.erprising aud inteligsn, population.
aud possesses a newspaper well printed and
ably conducted. Cor.icann. we understand
has no. a single erog shop, and the TEN.
plars are sufficiently numerous to assist in
building \ house. in which to hold their
meetings. The lower part Is a church
owned by the Cumberland Presbyterians;
the upper Templars' Hall. What o,he'
new country is advancing like resasi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

OF Nr. l.. j Lasitcr, who resides IN the
vicinity Of Marshall has presented US sweet
po:e,o Of the yam species. weighing eieht
rounds and a halri We consider this
potato hard to beat, BY the by. we want
to get barrel Of large potatoes to send 10
a friend living in Kentucky. When we
we're there some years ago. we damaged
our claims to veracity by speaking of Tex
AZ potatoes. which We assured our friends
grew occasionally 90 the weight OF six or
seven pounds win some OF our readers
pick us on, peck Of their largest, and send
them in
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

For the last few days Texas street bs'
been literally throoged with movers, sa
route for the promised land" The bsll
is fairly in motion--not day passes BIT
what long strings Of wagons. mules, hosss''
negroes, dogs, and every conceivable ayh
OF household furniture can be seen mov'aI
through our streets. followed BY any nss.
Der OF the growing bone aud sinew' y
the country. A great many Of them sPP'S
to be of the better class, that Is. IL negroes.
and fine teams constitute the elsmen1 q
that class. Ho for the Wes', 10 tho cry
Shrsreporf Demoersi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

Another MuapER.--Ws are informed
nv a friend from Titus county. that = mos,
horrid murder was recently perp-trsted near
NJ. Vernon IN that county. 1t SCENE ,ha,
a party Of men had been, during the day .
drinking and carousing around little groce.
", situated on the road not lar from MI
Vernon, and two Of them had fallen out aud
qusrrellsd. Ia the evening, four Of the
party. named Brown. iolbsrt, Coots aud
Whitaker. left, ~ they said. for home.
Shortly after they had ieft the grocery. one
Of the party returned and reported that
Brown. one Of the men who had been quar-
rslling, had fallen from HE horse and broke
HE arm. and was accompanied to the scene
Of the supposed disaster by = man named
rurlsy, with whom Brown had been qanr>
rolling At the grocery. Nothing more was
seen ofTsrIey until the mex, morning, when
hs vas fcsnd dead. manglsd and est Ia
pieces in The n,ost horrid manner Ssspi
eion Of course rested upon the party, who
lett in The evening, and they were all ares,
ted under the strongest circumstantiAi evi,
dsnes Of gsiit, and were yet sndsr arres'
when or Informant lsft.--rias.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

MuRnER-We have been informed ~
an ARRAY took place on Monday last. M "
neighbothood Of Mindsn, six miles norn
Mt. Enterprise 10 this county, In which ~
Il. Crook WAS murdered, BY \ man nams'
Hittson. The weapon used by hi!sse.
WAS a shot gun. heavily loaded With 's'l
shot, several Of which entered The orse'
aud penetrated through the langs, pre-
cling death in \ few hours. The d'ls'es"'
originated in = settlement between ne p,
ties, in which high words we're used. =.
rs.ulsed in the death Of Crook. hMne
made HE escape. bet We hops b ~. !.
arrested and brought to justice. hss -
spare made man, about six feet high, - N.
red hair and bias eyes. Il 10 suppose |.
10 making towards the Cross Iis'0'''
whore hs has some relatives living.
Hswderso~ reg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

OF Oar friend Z. n, Stanley. Esq. Of
Jefferson. who has returned from the North,
where he has been spending the summer
sends us files Of New York. Cincinnati, St
Lonis and New Orleans papers. for which
he will xceep, our .ha"ks. II gives U,
pleasure to welcome him back. The Her
aid says that "Eis health WAS never bette,
aud that he . altogether ss fine No silk. y
Glad TO hear it, May his shadow continue
to sIonga,e and enlarge.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

OF Our entcfprisiog friend X. G. Me
Coy. Esq. Whose plantation hes between
here aud JeHsrson.) sends US two respec
table six,d sugar canes, the prodac, OF bis
field One OF them contains ~. and the
other 90 joints. The las, we saw OF them
the youthful scion OF our house had them
in charge.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

OF The present has been al unusually
pleasant Fall. On Saturday last. however,
y N"rther blew up. and Sunday was quite
cold. and Ice abundant. On Monday morn,
ing the l3ht. we bsheld the first frost Of
the season. Il 10 somsw remarkable
to have cold weather aud ice before frost
and particularly 20 sudden . transition
We do not remember to hare ever noticed
1t before. The 18th Of November 10 late
for the FIRST frost in this latitude.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

Education IN = companion when
misiosssns can dspssss. no esins saa ~
troy, 40 enemy can ALLEVIATE. no dssPes
snelsvs. Al home fsissd. abroad - =
tsodsctios, In solitsds = solses, asA ~
ciety an ornament. II chasssas vses'
guides vitse. II givss At once grace y.
government 10 genius. aud v host v -
is mani A splendid slavs. ssssss"s
savage.
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TELEeaArnlC lrens'

PHiLApxLrniA, Der. 26.--B,sL
dentist. charged with having eoc.-.
violence ~por Miss Msdgs. Will. n.
under the influence Of chlosoform. -
tried !" this city. and fos"d ssil,y Of ~
Al the recent State election H.. M
Of Florida, by . considerable maiori,v -,
against the removal Of the Stst> 49,.
from Tallahassee.
NEw YoRk. Der. 25.--The Ni,...,
advises state every effort has been ~.
trace the fraudulent news reporting 4. 4,
OF ssvastopoI, etc. to ito original ~
aud they have been. In . great u,e...
successful. Tho fraud has beer .r,e.I
tho bosrse. A strict investiga alton b.. I.
ordered, and directions have been si,..
intiict severe punishment upon the oii,,l..
I. has been determined by the sNj,, A,
no further attempts are to 10 mad. N
season upon the Russian por.s in III. H..
We have received dispatches here 4. 4.
announcing the occurrence OF a terra
fire in Cleveland. Ohio, the husin.s =.
Of which has been nearly destroy ed b, /
The New England house, the ST. Ci.,.
hotel, the custom house. and ,hir,v .,l.
buildings on Canal aud Superb, it,
have been burned down BY il. m.
sustained by the conHsgra.ion il ss,;,,.,.
at 81. 600 600.
N,,. y,yx Der aOTL. x. l..
dates brooph, by the Pacific. ,.oo,, ,L.,,1
/ V.s.;.,. I'D a,s;, h.s, a.,..,.d -,
the southern height. above Sensational k,s
cap,uln,ed to the allied army.
The Russians are said now 10 h,,.
force OF nbou, 20 600 troops in the C,;,,,
The allied force is represented to DO sboy
the same.
According 10 the reports brought h. Il.
overland mail. the rebels in China ~
maintain possession Of Shanghai.
Canton continued in n state Of seise. n.
according to private letters received in y
city. they continued successful IN all IL,
movements. The American consul I'm
had been fired ut and wounded.
IL il iutimxted that ENGLAND and Esa.s
nre now discussing the ,ipht aud polies .
establishing Poland ~ an indepeoi,x
kingdom.
J,,yrnpoof. Der IS--'rbc demand &.
cotton has been God sine. thu de,.a..
,f III, <i,uara aud the .ales of ,hs H.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

GJ- An advertisement, of the Western
Hotel, New York, which has occupied a
place in our paper for several weeks, will
be found on the next page. The gentleman
who handed i. to US, and to whom we are
indebted for similar acts of kindnesscs and
courtesy, assures US that il is m excellent
house, and one which we can safely recon
mend to our friends who may visit New
York.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

Sxvxax Hail Srosm.--Ws learn tia.
on Saturday night last. there was severe
fall Of hail on the plantation Of Nj. Moses
Fraser, about ave milss below Smilhl4nd,
j" this County. Our informant tells ~ ths
stones were ~ large ~ pigeon sygs, and
continued to fall until tho ground was lit>
orally covered with them. Jefferson Her.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

or The last No. Of the Caddo Gazette
completes hs 18th volume, The Gazette
In. always been favorte of ours, aud We
have ever regarded il rs one OF the best
country papers in the South. Long may i,
live under its present editors
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

KnMovALs -- Col wv =. INIT, Attor.
ney at Law. and the Telegraph reporter,
Mr. Jo>rs, have exchanged rooms Those
having business with these gentlemen will
please recol,.ct this fact.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

or Gov. Peace has issued Proelama.
ton. recommending The 30th Of the present
month A. . day ofss"ersl Thanksgiving to
Almighty God. for his manifold blessings.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

OF On the sih inst, two OF the peuiten
,iary convicts nj Huntsville, in this State.
attempted an escape, and one OF them sue
cceded IN getting away, but came back Ia
the evening voluntarily, and gave himself
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

OF We are indebted To Mr. Ga. Tsy
lor, OF the firm of 'rsyl Tor, Cox, n Co.. for
late New Orleans papers Mr.. Taylor has
Jus, retained from the city, whore he pnr-
chased large addition to his present stock
Of goods. which ARE expected to arrive sooa,
and Of which due no,ice will be given.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

According to the reports brought by the
overland mail. The rebels in China s.ilI main.
tsined possession Of Shanghai.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

lskender hey, colonel In The !snL
cavalry, Of whom frequent mention 70 a
in the present. war, 10 described - being q
years Of age. Of medium siss. bot power"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

0J- Col. X. r. Bpow> removed the Land
Office, some time ago, to the room lor'oef'
" occupied by G. A. FRAhsR. Esq
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

One million Eve hundred thousand dol,
lars Of the State debt Of Ohio has been
paid OF since hsst Of last January.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

The river is still falling. and yet il isAs
lower stage than we ever saw II befose,A'
fall OF 81 not excepted. The S"sih wa
ern OF yesterday morning evidently had ~
ference to tbs toifom OF the river when Il
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

OF The Grand Temple of Honor meets
At Cotsicana, on Monday next, the Goth
instant.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18
NJ Friend CLARK, Of the Jsa.sson Her.

Or Friend CLARK, Of the Jedssson Her
aid. apologies in bis last issue. for the want
Of proper editorial matter. on account Of
sickness. lie says that he has been un-
well. and 1t the time the paper went to
press, was barely able TO set up. But for
this explanation and apology, we would
have supposed tina. the editor was in very
rood health, and had been enlivensd by a
,ucee.sior Of frolics. His last issue 10 ~
sprixh,ly a number ~ We have seen 'oF
some time. II is truly unfortunate that
,uch a man should be sick, and we hope to
have the pleasure Of chrcniclins tho face'
very soon, Of his return to health.
We give below a few specimens OF the
rplce Of his last issue. The first is re
ioinder to an article Of ours, which 10 quite
felicitnus
1--WE would say to our friend Of the Re-
publican, that it ia highly probable that
Prof Holloway, for publishing his advsr-
tisement, PAYS us three times rs much ~
the amount offered the Republican"
Gu, friend of the Meridian comes in Tor
his share, aud in all probability vii! cons
slider il a little more than he is entitled to.
The following is a specimen;
THE Marshall Meridian and Pacific
Railroad Adrocms. published at Marshall
Harrison county, Texas, hy ajoi", stock
Company, the affairs OF which, IN Pecu
MARY point Of view, we have been informed
over aud over again. are in most flourish
ing condition, and edited by. J. Marshall
former conductor of deiunct whig sheet
in that town, says. in its issue OF the 4'f
inst, that he has been writing up" his
neshbor the Republican OF that place,
As long A. he can afford to do so, and con
sequent!y will cease to write him up in ia
tur~. We admire the Meridiaus gooc
sense. A long, latorious. and unsuccessful
attempt to write the Republican down
should convince him that II is equally i'm
possible to write him up
The following paragraph, from the Her
aid, will be interesting to some of our Gill
zens
"Greely. of the New York Tribune, Il
still troubled with communications from the
South in regard to slavery. We, IN con
junction with the Hon Mayor of jefferson
in ocular mood one night. sent him thu
Negro Dog hand bill oil our friend Johr
I Ucyereux OF Harrison. which we learn calle'
7 ,pI tu kn ch ni hf ss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

0c1- We learn from the Delta Of the
9Th, that "No License carried the dsy
in Algiers, on the 9th, by majority Of 60
notwithstanding the utmost exertions Of
the liquor sellers and their friends. That
paper says:
$50 the question Of coffee houses. cab.
arets, and sinks Of iniquty is settled NJ lar
Ms Algiers Ia concerned. We learn the
friends Of license made great exertions to
carry the election. We believe the same
question is to be decided to morrow on this
side Of the river"
We hops the editors belief will be rer>
dsred a certainty by the triumph Of the
temperance cause, which will close the
$500 grog shops Of New Orleans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

or Nessrs " sLnrw aud King plhl.a
card In the New York Herald sta,is
that they dispatched a special messenger to
Austin, on the 9th Of October, with Il.
$500, 600 deposit A duplicate was sert
by anal on the succeeding day. 4 ,ripl,
cate WAS also sent by subsequent, ,ne,
senger. Two messengers proceeded b,
the Southern Naiifoad route n thiiI b,
the way Of the Mississippi and Red Rissn
This accounts for the apparently couAes
ing reports abou, ths matter.
OF For the last two weeks considers
Bile excitement has existed in our place h
relation TO The Deposit. Those mos. deep
" interested in the road are sanguine tbs
it has been made IN good faith, and thai
all promises success. Within the las, day
or two Marshall has been enlivened BY In
arrival OF number from the adjoining
counties on their way 10 Montgomery, Ala,
to witness the organization Of the T~zs'
Pacific Railroad company. Several sen'
tlemcn will also leave from this place. Al
seem sanguine In relation to future Opera
tons, and we can but Join them in the hops
that they may not be disappointed.