The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07
st,ge Route 10 Dallas,

partuent the necessity oil more ehio's"'
mail service than they a, present ENJOY aud
particularly the importance Of stage route
from Marshall to Dallas by way Of Gilmet
and Qaitman.
There is no portion Of our much neglect
ed State that has more reason to complain.
The msii from here 70 t.ilmsr is 50 arranged
tia, tho people Of pshur, and West and
North OF that point are cot oil from tie
advantages which they ought to derive lfom
receiving The latest news. by the present TO
eomp.eis aod inadequate mad service. Tor
instance the mtd irom the East arrives
here on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
evenings. while the mail to elmer leaves
here on Monday evening, two days alter
t4e opening Of the Saturday evening mail
aad on Thursday evening before tho fecep
ton or opening Of the mail from the last
With a stare Inns ffom here 10 Dallas, the
mail would go through Ia three days, where
rs at present 1t takes ten or twelve days
Il woa mpart regularity and dlePaieh to
the entire mail service ia that section which
(, NOW confused. irregular, and conflicting
ndor the present arrangement, papers aud
letters are frequently three or four weeks
ou ,hs way. Dallas is but about l65 miles
from here, AND set ia point Of mail service
il i. as distant as New York aud Pn,lads.'
phm.
When we recollect that the counties be-
tween here aud Dallas, together with that
county also are settled up with as large
population As are to be found in many Of
the older States. and that lheso people are
IN massc Intelligent and ontetpriling, COM
posed Of men who have been induced to
come to tai. land Of promise by the
golden inducements, held out, aud that a
large influx Of population is annually pour
ing ia to occupy the immense bodies Of IN
occupied lands awaiting settlement. We
can imagine the Inconvenience OF such
population being cut OIL from the world,
and the demands for better mail service.
Let us get up public meetings petitions,
editorials, write letters to the Postmaster
General, aud iotters to our members OF Con
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bodies OF lands upoecnri.5 and a,yaitipp
settlement viii doubilss. indroa th.asands
to emigratc to our state who hlyo been
awaiting favorable opportunity. The
immigration into Texas this year, NO APP,
ptoLoud, will exceed hat Of any pregious
year They viii meet cordial aud hos
pitable welcome, aud fruitful field for in
duslry and en'erprize,
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that place on the 2s'h Inst between Col
d ". W Leach aud his two step sous IayN
/ Tor and Isaac Cox. Isaac Cox was Killed
Taylor Cos dangerously wounded and
Leach yeas shot ia The arm. So much for
this little affair
AHra,s are pctting anite common. The
inieiIlEencer IA ehf"nictng one thAt came
OIL IN Ansun on sunday morning 'he i9ih'
heads 1t " some more bad shooting
Mr. LOUIS Horst was gong from or to the
market house, when he WAS shot at with
mutderous intent, by 4 Mr. joe BrOuue,