The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18
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fhe 0slveston Advertiser says
" he rrapristors Of the City Rail
rosd have commenced operations on
the Eastern end, and propose to sas.
~ Il on to the Gulf with A. little Dc.
lay Is possible"
The Advertiser complains Of su-
perAuity ofrstsin Galveston, snd Sag-
rssss 10 Tie city fathers The psoPristy
Of Offering a reward for the scalps Of
the " vsrminis.
The steamer Prince Albert Was
wrecked nsas Gslvsstos on the morn
ing Of III, 9th She was loaded with
hogs and cattle, the greater portion
Of which we're saved.
EXTRA IrEM.-We have received
from the publisher and former editor
and proprietor Of the Huntsville
Itom, a small but interesting extra
from his Office. George Robinson is
a good practical printer, a good wrl-
ter, and nm energetic mnn, and should
be sustained. He proposes, II the
citissns will procure him a machine
press, to re.establish the Item. They
will be very much in the light Of
their present convenience and future
prosperity il they do not aid and en-
courage him in the enterprise. We
hope to be able to announce soon
that the Item il once more on the
breeze, full -ncdged, and gently fan
ned by prosperous winds, plumcd for
long and lofty fight
The Mt. Pleasant Press publishes
an account of the killing Of wae'
oner by the name Of G. W. Corby,
by James Cloud, the keeper Of the
turnpike, one mile and hslf east Of
that place. Cloud was tried before
a magistrate, and on failure to give
bond for his appearance at court was
lodged in tho county Jail.
The Sherman Courier, in the fourth
week Of It's existence, has changed
hands, Majcr Kit Ously retiring
being succeeded by T. c. Bass and
y. Ware. Their editorials are we'll
writes, their selections tasteful, and
their paper neat in appearance. We
wish II success.
TMx CoLoawD DxaAr,x0 SscIErY.--
This association, it will DO recollec.
I'D, has lately paradei The streets Of
Houston with banners, music and rib.
hons, and a, the picnic Of the freedmen
last week il seemed n be tho CONTROL.
ing spirit On Monday evening they
held meeting vt which il WAS resolved
that all white men worth tS,WU and
over should be considered rs equals and
tr.assd with every consideration. Those
| with lees than that sum are to be treat
I'd - they themselves were formerly. -
Telegraph.
We copy the following item from
The Telegraph Of the 7ih
BsGAlo BAyos has spread itself" Il
/ he utmost during the past few day.
. and threatens 70 abolish the necessit,
Of Ship Chaaael by remaining II
, ssatu give In fact the winter has sel
do. bssn as high within the recollec
tion Of the oldest inhabitant' VI
, undsrsGAnd thmt considerable dsn,ags
has been sustained by farmers and gar
asners above 'ks city. The trains on thu
Galveston ra,,roHd have been stopped OF
. sceoant Of damage to the bridge n
3ruy's and Si,nms nayous We are in
formed, however, that the road will be
. In order Nday.
I We copy from the State Gazette
The following extract from lctteI
, from Gov. Throck morton to tn.
Dsu'cs Ssdges Of inc STATE sent II
eo""ec''o" WIN '"e c'9'"'"' o'as'
No. -, from Gen. Griffin
In view Of the diiEoul,ics that na,
Tesult, for the time, from AN observance
Of this ords. in tho administration
Of tho laws ny We eoor's .. inc sss q
uis ElcrlIs.oy Tho President, and re-
qusStsd his consideration Of il :.
s.'s ."s a;i;,"n.,v s.S..~". :,
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