The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09
TEXAS lTEMe.

vi soon t1ssaEess ortss Tor ~ -
Ion u Texas 70 Ascertain whstaer
" people want a ccsvensicn sad
assirs 10 recsastruct 0nass the radis 4
81 plan. The sn.irs eonssrvse~
press of the State are opposed to the
holding Of a convention, aud have
hsrs.ofsrs savsssAsd voting sssisss
such convent ton, but now advises non
action BY its cpposen-
The State Gazette, at Austin, Is
publishing a daily. II is ono Of the
largest in the State, aud is hlles'with
6ne reading matter -
Rsa,srRArios.-The Daily State
Gazette, Of the cath, has the follow
ing
Tho Richmond Enqsircr gives the
result Of registration in Texas - Io,-
900 whites and 10000 blacks. This
il an error. The vc-slt has not yet
k~eu known. The nuubers given
srr fros. 4 ssprosisicn Of ours, hsssd
on the La, Assessor returns, when
We thought the registration would be
according 10 Law. We expect no
such figures nov. The blseks will
nearly come up TO the whites.
The same paper has the annexed
items.
We learn that there is . large
number u cmigrnnts on their way to
| TcxA from the ncighboring States.
We arr told that there are seven or
eight families on the road from the
north. cast, bound for western Texas,
Several wagons were on the street
yesterday, and from some Of the in
dications the owners seemed 10 he
long 10 that class that will help the
county along where they settle.
There were four families, camped
for some time in the nsighborhood Of
Barton's spring, who were unable to
&c, house. for shelter. They desired
to settle in this vicinity, and farm
next year, but were comPe''ed 10
move because no one could make ar
rangcmenss Tor 'hem' we "nen' 70
hold all the reiish'e wor1ing me" we
can ind, Wiling TO settle WIN W.
We learn by n private letter from
Huntsville that Judge Bakers wife
has been very low. but was believed
to be better Vol. uii'espies WIDOW
was considered IN a very dangerous
coalition.
The Item ofhce OF our 'r,end' Te0'
Robinson, 10 offered Tor sale well
George has labored many weary Gays
and nights IN that same omco' ana
for many years has furnished to ms
patrons very Interesting paper, WIN
many humorous and sensible articles.
we are sorry 70 see his once so'd,
for 1t looks as II he was not rewarded
as he should have becn.--Gai' Ne~'
Woxr Wosx-Tbe Rrv,n New,
-.
neAef says
"a gentleman VINO mas J"s' 'e'a,"
aown Tho Rr,,os ;nform, n. TIA, mo,
more than oue.third of the cotton
actually made will he gathered
Neither money, neral suasion, OF
force, will indacs enough negroes to
work aud gather il.
Co. =, ~.
so,ciph.-a man na",u Jou'
nanr'ey Vas io"nu arou"eo u aDo -
lou. rev o' Sa'si s'". ~; .n' . u." ..d
~. 49,. ga ,",,o, 80 e,urJ
on his person explaining the motive,
for the insane act, with the request
that 1t be gwen the news iot puon'
&C., a., =" ,,o,...,. hn, claimed h,
the Sheriff, acting as coroner, and By
him carried away Since then v =,
nave oeen nnso'e 70 ~. ~. =, -. :
sh.,;6 /. v.,cnm. IN t..n a Gal
N,w,
| Tho Sharnsn Courier boasts OIL
havisg received two sweet potatoes,
weighing Eve pounds each. The
s.,ior q N. po,,hl;c.n -, h.,,
"
'na'' MS 'ani'y "a" Fcc'''eu one
which weighed six pounds.
Tho ..mc name, IN. ths follor;ny
e. -: 80;
IN reference 20 Tue '""'"'' ''1"
grafton that il pouring into Texas
Immigration !. increasing trains