The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-14
TEXAS ITEMS.

ueA nc = 1890"
The accounts Of depreciation -,
mir,ed by Indians rscssnT is ~
distressing. The suatriA( Of ~
hardy pioneer. Of the n (sisr ~
numbering Of their famii0 ssAS
loose. sustained ia having their stock
driven of is terrible. The Indiass
Asahed With pgsvios sueesaa. ~
gradually becoming more bo'u'
making inroads into counties as lar
cas-, As TArrant, and causing a Set
,slsA .elsss v Assssa ssss ~
oldest sad most resslsts citizens 81
tina, sssiee. Sssslsnest, that once
bid fair TO flourish and become plsces
Of some ncse, are nnw being deserted
and lef, to the ravagss Of the nerc'.
less foe. II the general government
docs 20, protect our border ssd
render life more secure! sre losg
the inhabitants will b. drives bssk,
aud those COUNTIES vest Of Coals
will become again a hovlisg wsss
TO be trod oaly BY the He'd Man.
We learn from the Trinity Advo.
cste tia, . fatal rcncountre occurred
in that place, between ". A. Rat.
clif add W. N. Fitzgerald, il which
the former was killed. iH
The Mckinney Messenger learns
that three negroes we're recently
killed near Kentucky Town. No
partieslas.
The Dallas Herald says that Judge
Good returned from Fort Worth,
Tarrant county, being unable to hold
court there in consequence Of the
late changes in the eounty o6osrs
The new district Clerk cosld not be
found Aitcr receiving his sppoint.
men, he came TO town, and tried to
sell the houors and Prerequisites Of tho
Office to a deputy. lie wanted $3.50
for i,-vould take 5lo0, aud theu
fell to $50, and finally he proposed
TO take $40, but he did not fnd !
purchaser. He becsae disguised
and left the town. TIE new Sheriff
had made no provision for the court
indeed, never reported to the Judge
at all We learn that ,hc appointet
for County Clerk i- ab~eu, from The
S.ata, and will bc for .everal months
and that the County Judge has or.
dcred the old CLERK 10 turn over tht
once to boy some fifteen years old
The Austin Gazette wants 10 k nos
why nearly all the negroes carry
arms The pistol, or the knife, 4
says, = an indispensable ompsai
NEST Of town and country frsodnss
"Our wood choppers, portsru, drivers
and all classes, with a few exception,
carry arms. In the country, We be-
lievs, il is worss than IL The eity
An sduim,;o. was .sde to q ss,tls
man in ihis city, Who 10 = Quot, aa
obtrusiyc citizen. bya negro IN.
the carving Of srma and being read,
IL A mart or The teachings Of some q
the iesdcr." The same p.per h,
the folbwiar: IN
AwruL THaxAr.-Ws oyerhe.rr
because IL vss intended for on,
hearing, and everybody che. Ne sup
poes-a sayss, lockips Moore threat
ep;ps u "pisstsrn so.s e.s v;tl
az. shooter hall. the hrst TINS b
-. a, ~ nai,.;a. 'v '1 .Ds =
over the sppsintment Of White me-.
70 ~ nany q tvo oksss. while u,
'esloe' gel eeas' a4i l' a..'.7.o
The Austis hspablisss says sbs'
s.s N.s.s y a. 'ee....t'oo 10 eas
.oiorsd, ~ 4ao White m nIyU
s236 total, l0t,O96. II says thal
o.'y :,oVo were rejected !" the Ss.fe
r.pre,so,;ov n.y. eI : vs,s r,;.os" .1
and all Ike them STAYED av.y' I'M
numbeF stated is calculated and in.
. u" q =. .p: aece' ' nov docs It nap,
H.. " =" ~" al. '" " sas soss'' ~, w.
voter, than black one, !, ,hs s,.,s
when We ali know that there ars
tnrcs or four white me" TO every
'' Wv :" '"' ''.'< ~.
Our "es'sr" exchanges continue
TO notice the arrival Of immigrants In
great Numbers. May they continue
:" po"' :" ''''' our ''A'e Is 'i'''
The Houston Telegraph SAYS tina,
the military have isued an ords,
,p.in.t c.,rv;,, oo,,..,.d
- ..e 'SPo"'
"a" N"''"'0' carrying concealed
weapons is wrong, unless = man Is in
danger. But such order never w..
NOR nevcr I'll, J.. .a...,,,,
40 - 49,, 'A'''
o"' ~ =" 'ne aeP'oFa''e state Of So
c'ety We have had since the WAT
closed, weapon carrying has eve,
been adop,ed he n. ~, -. ~
-. !. ~ o' P'~'sso,s
II Is . ui,v. bu, !, !. ,r r, c;.;,
govern uent' .os;.l .r,.on;I;.. ~,
.ll N. co,,om;,.,,. ~ --,,
liberty ma., oue. ,nor. ..;. -
men viii ce..s u h. an ,hs s ~. 80 g.