The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

/ t.,,.,s from ! B Davenport who lives on
49, S.l,,ral A, few miles above here but
p.,,,'n,n,,, rron, these letters we
~ - b., .ll,,,inr iunorlan, Informs,
,.,, -. cor, ,.iy. any on. something OF
la. ,I,,,.,,. r.aJlv are around US
a.. n..,,,,,o,, informs II, that the night
- H.. ,,o,. In. letters. the Indians
-, - ,h., and ,ook % head o.
80. H. b,J been engaged in blowing
,i,,.in,, ,h,, d,,y and ,hout ,undown he told
,.Lo =. li,;,,, with him TO nut a
".Jua ~, III, h.y bo,ae and ride around the
80. mai ware no, far off. and drive
49, - ~, 40, in, tbe mint The
~, s,a,,.d oG s,cord,ny To- orders,
Ill ,o,, .o,,s 400 ward. started the
-. ,,',..,ds tho nan and had returned
"V' - ,..d. .h., he .rw several persons
- - -. li,,, IRON, h.hind lie con.
LID Goo, tho manner ,omo of the near>
e'a'eo .' ,,a.a d,.,seJ that they were
Ia, H.. d,sk of the eveuir
"'''' VI .~nlJ nal determine As
P'e''"'s"' Nv 'e''" -, 40, he Ln,w them
soV" ~ w., LTD ro, hon,e "A, full
r. so,,e Il, or eight in
', -" Ii,, A. lurk would
,'"''' -. ..,,. ,,ood horse
nave " ,'V $3.50" -, aho,, h.
""' ~ '"''', ~ - II.
,.,,,,o,,b ,h. hody with
"'''''' ~ ;,,,,,,,.,,, writes
|"V I'm ii, h,, ,.;,h l,,,ia
.'o "a, H.. ,ooL avn,
"oPe ~ ''''s ~, - ~ Lo,ses
I'm ~, ,.,o,L ,,,o from, Mr.
W" "'s' 's 800 a,t .;,,b, d,ys
v - ""o ,,r Ia, h.od iron, the
"''o'V' Wv, 80, .t.".;,.,l",,t,, ia. nam,
anon AN" ""o','' ".S -
u ""'f' "'' I.,aJ ao day l,,e,
-, H., ,I ,ho bo,sas IN the
-, t.,,. ia.n s,oloo and they
he'sn"o'n'ou ""'' H. RI.
are S"''s, =, ~, -, ,d me, ty tho
""Ns' ",' ""''"I'''' a.. ,rau ,,,,c,
n""'e % ''0"" H.. 's'o,,L,
'o"" '''"' "','' ~, b.dG,.d
why's o"''P' 1T ., ,a,,,,
'n' y ass "'.' '", -. .7a ebildran
nome 10 l'V''1' t',', L.Iay,. I,,
- ~ ,,,,,,.a ,, committed
.r. .,I ,,,.us Tb.y
~ ''' ..,.,los 4, ma, come
down IN the settlements on loot ""d 'he
old man Davenport, lew o"Ns ago ""s
ruu n FROM lhe caco, by seven lAa'An' o"
foot, lac having no gun. Davenport ''
marks that on the coming saturday he '"'
tends going to the IonkawaN camp IA
search OF his horses and also remarks LOOK
out for storm IA the west we cannot
stand 'r|Wh"t We are ''on' =" IN
up our me "''' ~. AZ
,,,ny nrnn,is,. ", are satisfied that ",
are feeding the enemy to steal what We
work for aud we are resolved to stop II
ana i've j" peace VI ''',''
0'",, - .aa.,roJ IN. Lac, le,tc, we
L,ye b,.p informed that the lew neighhors
who lived near vi Davenport, have all
leit and moved farther do"h J." inc eou"
Try 40" '1"' NV 90 ,''' .a,,,,, =, h..
- IN I'D l.,y. ms bousa he
should be nomr.Hed to leave also and
probahl, eye lhls be has moved down to
lhe nest neisA'o'"e'"' ",''" '' SUM Wv
'' '''''s
Again, when we appear under our o""
Gag. Do presto change g. we are II" "' iN''
.rh NNi' "'i plantation "N" i"'
-'9'' '"' ' ~ ''
....'..,.,..f... ,,i,, .o,,l,, H. " n,.schars
.rLoo,s. or churches" aud mean enough To
deal ia the shiuele business. --herid'a''
Oar contemporary is certainly laborlng
under mistake We never aeeased han
Of bciug an arlstocrauc nabob, and moro
thao that candor comPels US to say that
from hs appearance, we should never have
supposed so 1t Is true We heard that he
had a number of negroes. but whe ther tho
tile was vested in him. was a matter in
which we never felt suitcieu, interest to
inquire. He is the man who has told the
public. time and agnin. and ruug ,he changes
on IT, that he had plantation and negroes.
was able to live without pursuing any
bu.i,ess IS Il means Of nroft. and that he
.,,.,. ae H.. l.s, .,i.la.,,o l.,
ms paper OF tue ''s' -"''o"' "'s says
There must be close on to' five thousand
working hands IN this county. pi this
nuruho, we have tlseniy.'
I.;,,oss;lo, mi. l. ,ba srs, TINA La
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