The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-03

Agents FOX the Republican.
Dr. l. 2 ssrru. Tsus1'. H.. .s.as County, IT, L.
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{ W u wArsoe, Elysan F'eids,
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Dawn srlsaov. clmer.
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~ ~ sabcti.. Hn. aui Of ti- 'aiv mH-' p l
fsf in adfance W ffaFe'l 'An ru.' me .t'
ff ihe reason fl1i 20 s u9fr ilHHele 30 Neilal f'AI
amounts il7u fliFf a-0 wauh.
f--~ Ns.eysan b. saaf t9ns Us resf st ORR B Hy
lainr e rt- is al li- iasia.i.'.f, t'af l.s Been
tiga larsnltr..
Gr Notice 'hc et3 80 }lr- HAf's
H. Mr. Gaavrr la- opened a Restaurant 90
Maf-haI Nes5 bis advertisements
or sonatoi Dodge has besn appointed
Minister to Spain. !, had bren offered
to Mr. Brceheoridgo who declined IT,
or Rod River il again st very low
stage sud falling. Passage from shreve.
po.. 10 the city, SEQ cotton per bale SO.
or We are indebted 20 Hon. D, ) Jen'
nnes. who arrived at homo on " cdnesfay
night. for tiles Of Iats New Orleans paneFs.
64r Sir Jous G. krnnAlt has taken
change Of tbs Marshall University, and the
sehoo! viii be re.opeocd on Monday next
The advertisement Of tAat institution WIZ
appear ~ our neat issue
IAfnsr.- lhe steamer pio,a arrived Ut
klsxandfia from Now orleaas. on ihe Z. ''n,
bn, brought no news Of Importance Aiid>
ding cotton @us 3soted At 7 ~. Flour
80 Is n $40 -.
Tng IAlls Ar AtlNAanmt, 80 The
board Of commissioners appointed by the
State Of Louisiana has determined to en-
ploy SIR. Ralph Smith to cut channel SIX
~ fee, IN width through the upper and
lower falls ~ Alexandfia.
o. Hon. George W. Smyibe vote
against the French Spoliaiion Bill and The
Texas Debt nHl. We ka0p he WIS right
In the latter vote, mud believe from tho OK
tent Of our limited Investigations, he was
equally correct In the former.
' 0-r Col. l.. 4, NisrA1l aud Hon. W.
4. scofr. len on "Wednesday last, we learn,
Tor Memphis, Tcnn., for tho purpose OF
endeayoring to raise an adequate force 10
commence work on tho railroad. under the
Memphis organization.
or We are indebted to Hon. Geo, W.
srnv;ae for q variety Of flower Seod iof
which he will please necept our thinks.
VS. have also received his speech on tho
Texas Debt Bill, which we viii publish at
our earles, convenience.
or Hon. T. ]. Rusk viii aceep, our
thanks for public documents. We also
received from him two copios Of the frcsi-
dents veto Message, in which the views Of
the Administration upon the subject Of
Internal Improvements hy the Federal Gov.
srnmen, nro Get forth q, leugih,
or The fhibodeaux Minerva says. that
contract has heou taken for the completion
Of The Opelousss road to Washington, IN
tho parish OF st. Landry. and that it is
confidently expected the read will be fin
i>i,ed to thai point in time for Transporting
lhc present crop to market.
or We would call attention to Tho card
Of Mrs. ". 4. llARanuye. which will be
found among our new advertisements. Mrs
II. ha, opened Daguerrean Gallety In
Marshall, and we understand takes tne
pisturcs, SO schenp, too, tina, everybody
can afford to get from one to a dozen She
comes hlgly recommended to The kndncse
and consideration Of cur citizens, and We
hope will be literally paironited.
or Several Of cur citizens who have
been Tor sometime absoui on a visit to the
city, have returned Gen Greer and fam.
ily, Hon. l.. p. Evans. and Mr. Charlton
Williams, arrived hero on "Wednesday morn.
INK. We are indebted to the gentlemen
named, for large uumber ~ lalc papers
They report Red River as being very low.
aud the city Of New Orleans unusually
duli
A NYRirHD TRInvrr The L. States
House Of Representative, on the l2lh ult.
passed the Senate bill creating WINFIELD
Soo1r Lieutenant General, snd the Pres
ident has approved II,
We rejoice at this Nj honor 70 .he
illusrious chief, whose fame is cushfned
in the brightest pages Of bic eouuuy's
history
Bat to descend from the sublime, We
opposed the old lowe election to the
Presidency place which he did not suit,
aud which did not suit him, but we never
attempted to take feather cut Of his
cooked hat We did no, write para.
graph during that campaign which we did
not feligious!y believe, or which We would
blush 10 see again.
or The present has been one Of tie
most singular winters we have ever wit
messed in the south. There has been ss
little ,ain a. there is usually In the summer,
and although. we have had good deal Of
cold weather. il has no, been as Intense as
usual. Last Saturday and Sunday there
WAS slight sprinkle OF seo, aud snow, the
fret we have bad ,his season The roads
have been dry throughout the winter, aad
our streets are now az dnsiy as in mid sum,