The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-12

G r oar thanks are due VT VI, y
LtvcofS. for late New Orleans papers
lr Dra. Mckewen and Mcdonald, dentists,
hage removed to Jefferson.
RrxAwAy Nrefo Sec The advertisement
at G. ] IAs-utU.
II Alr NusspAuN adgert.cs a supply -
fresh groceries See his card.
IT. Capt. q. X. Lewis was killed al Corpus
Christi. ou tie llth, by e Warrington
II Mossrs. G. q GHl8o & 60. ta'e re-
celved a lot Of fine guns, and choice "ssott-
men, Of cutlery. See advertisement
II 80 late New Orleans papers were re-
eelyed by Thursday nights mail. Our latest
dates are to the ls,, in which Middlirg cotton
"a quoted at OK cents.
a.. Capt ANDY Walker, M old Indian hghl"r
died a, Corpus Christi on the 18th He was
a aa,i,y 81 kentucky and had been in re"~-
SINCE 1886
1I-Itiss,Btcd, that the sums stolen from The
New Orleans Postoi'ice during Mr kcnds.i q
administration, amount TO abon, $4,000, and
that the secret agents Of the government have
been watching him for the last six months
0J- "A the Shreveport papers have been
fnr several month. reporting Red River as
filling. friend wants to know how much
farther Il has to inli to get to the bottom.
or Giv BuRvr --Wo regret to learn
that the ein b Ma Of Col Jas + Taylor OF
This county was destroyed by fro on Sai>
nrday night last, together with twenty bales
Of cotton, ten belonging to Mr. Taylor
aud the other ten to his neighbos
or That excellent magazine the Tenn
ple of Honor, published At Tyler. we regret
To learn. is likely To be discontinued Tor
the want OF patronage. We hope the trends
OF temperance and their name ls legion -
will step forward to the rescue. aud give it
a helping hand It - worthy OF patronage,
and ought to be sustained.
II Friend Ector, o' the Henderson Demo.
crai, will accept our thanks for that bundle of
paper, which came duly to hand Our thanks
are also due Mr Marshall, for bringing ii and
we embrace the occasion to soy, that Mr.
Bradheld, among all Of bis obligne and care
fu stage drivers, has not one who has re 0de'ed
more general satisfaction than Mr NJ, We
have Travelled with him frequently and have
noticed his uniform attention to the passengers
and 10 the interest Of his employer
OF In The ast number OF the Austin
Times, the editor speaks Of his cotempora
~ Of the Gazette IA feeling "as much pain
as when gian, dies" thereby denominn'
ting him worm and again. ~ supporting
the democratic administration from An ex>
pec,a,ion Of reward--,he seven principles,
five loaves and two fishes, Neither Of these
llippsnt speeches la. even the claims of
originality to recommend IL; and our only
object in mentioning them is 10 illustrate
our article on newspaper qusrrels and to
define wha. we consider scuui,y
o.r We have clipped anumbet Of notices
from our exchanges in relation to the crops,
for which we have not room for insertion.
They are from Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia,
South Carolina every portion Of Louisiana.
and Western Texas. throughout which the
dron,h has prevailed to an alarming extent
The Western portion Of Texas and the
Southern portion OF Louisiana must be Sc
riously injured Tho most cheering &C
counts Of the crops come to US from Mis-
sour, Virginia, Indiana Ohio, Kentucky.
Michigan, New Jersey, and Maryland.
The wheat crop. particularly. promises to
ho unusually large