New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-26
Texas InteIIigence,

From the Austin State Gazette of the Goth We ex.
tract the following:
By this time the Indians will be on their way out
OF the State, and in short time the removal will be
complete.
We have but one word to say. We shall now have
no difficulty in determining hostile Indians All In.
dans found on the frontier Of the State unaccompa
MED BY duly acknowledged white protectors, will
The line is now distinctly marked, and the Indian
who crosses renders himself liable to pay the penalty
by bis death.
We are informed that Indians have been lately
seen within fourteen miles Of the city.
The Lavaca Herald Of the goth says:
During tina week we have had couple OF North
westers, accompanied with fine showers, which have
not only laid the DUST but rendered the weather cool
and pleasant.
The Houston Republic of the Goth has the follow
ing:
We have had several showers this week, which
have had tendency to purify the atmosphere and
New cotton is coming in by the wagon load. The
crop is early and promising. Crops Of all kinds are
promising this season.
The Bolton Independent of the 18th says:
Last week, while at Lampasas Springs, we received
intelligence concerning some Indians. company
| OF them had been seen about IL miles from the
springs They were pursued by company of men
living in the vicinity Of their first depredations. On
the evening OF the same day watering place they
Jumpeu W tuTee, Two men ana SquaW, and after
pursuing them about one mile, killed one man and
the squaw, the other succeeding in hiding and was
not found until next morning, when he was also
| killed. The company who killed them thought them
| to be wild Comanches but DR.. Ryan and company
thought them Reserve Comanches. 1t is said that no
two Of their arrows were similar, which was Reserve
mark. In the pockets Of one of the Indians novel
was found marked "Company F." This, however,
/ may have been obtained in numerous ways, and
should not be conclusive evidence to any one but cir
cumstantial. When the Indians were first seen,
| messenger was sent to DIR. Ryan, who, with
company of men, started at in pursuit but the
Indians had already been taken before he got there
He states to us, however, that he crossed several
trails coming down between the Springs and the Ga
brie but he could not spare from the company to
follow them. The Doctor with his company is doing
good service in the upper country and the citizens Of
Lampasas cannot appreciate him too highly. He
the country than had been for several years.
The San Antonio Herald mentions the arrest Of two
counterfeters whose professed are H. s. Brown
and F. A. Sawyer. They were ostensibly jewellers,
and had succeeded in putting off quite quantity of
counterfeit coin In their possession was found q
quantity Of dies and counterfeiter's tools; some
counterfeit gold dollars and two dollar and half
pieces, and bills of exchange, amounting to several
thousand dollars. They also had copperplate by
which to counterfeit bills on the State Bank of Lou.
isiana.
Notwithstanding the late rains, the Ledger says:
All hopes Of corn in this section of country this
season are at an end but two three such showers
will be extremely beneficial to the grass. The stock
in this immediate neighborhoOd already suffer much
for want of grass have to wander far before they
can get the most moderate allowance.