The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

IL Bss5esson Tinse sAys, 10
,peaLise Of IL Eas,sra 1bzas rail
road. Which 10 designed y essssct
thi. country With Sabine Pes, that
Il learns "from . source deemed re-
liable, that arrangements could Pro
baby be made with capitalists wso
have tho nesns and energy to build
the road, provided the new company
could commence operations with the
control Of the stock, free from the
local debts Of the present company
We would like very much to see that
work contaminated, and trust that
our people will 20 vigorously to work
and build up every public en''rprise
calculated to increase cur trading
and travelling facilities, aud, a. ma
tursl consequence to increase our
wealth aud strength
We learn from the Times tina, Il
young man by the name Of striek-
land living eight mule. of Heuder-
sou. was accidentally shot and seri-
ou-ly wounded by = Negro, GU the
18th inst
The heavy and continued Spring
rains have greatly retarded and in
jurcd the planting interests Of the
country, and particularly on the rl'sr
aud creek bottoms Ouf exchanges
arc full Of complainings, fears and
suggestion. upon the subject The
following advice from the ClArksylllc
Standard is worth reading
Run bitches and minor drains and
keep workin, We eaunot now Afford
to max. scan, crop, Full crops are
necessity Wiihou, them We shall inc.
vitality hav. heavy pressure Of hard
times Creditors viii begin 10 collect
soon, and under the mos favorable cir
cumstanco. some money must be found
20 phy with or property will be -acri'
dc.d All who owe, snd they are mo
many. should bon7 this constantly Ia
mind, and regulate their labor and their
business arrangements with reference
10 it some Of the District Judges ar.
deridin. the STAY Law Unconstitutional
Wha, the decision ot the supreme tour,
will be, we cannot iurc-ee but 1t Is best
to be prepared for any cxiscucy
We are gra,ihed to learn from the
Banner, that the Bfouh- :. Inquirer
which was recently destroyed by fire,
is to be revived Mr. u II Rankin
states that he only requires a little
assistance, to enable him to procure
power preas and establish ri week
Is we wish him success
We copy the following item from
the Banner
sutmY A friend informs Us that
Mr. Peter Mullens, VI Burlc.on county,
IAN old citizen Of that county, commit
ted suicide few days ago lie fell out
with his ron. who He'd FROM the house
lie hunted thc boy through the neigh
borhood, threatening him with death
Not finding the Young man, he reformed
hn,ne mud killri himself
The Anderson Record Of the 9TH,
says that town wants painter, a
butcher, and barber
4 large number Of horses aud cat.
tie have been destroyed IN Lamar
county, by floods and cold Weather,
during the past winter SD says the
Paris Press We also learn from the
Press that the dwelling house occu.
pied by Mr. Joseph II Willard
eight miles from Paris, was destroy
ed by fire recently, IN which all the
furniture and even the clothing Of
the family was harmed
We copy the following from the
Press of the 9tl inst
Cant N VI Lane, ON Saturday last,
went To the house Of his son, Joseph 7
Lane, near sulphur, having heard thu,
he was lying very III On the day after
his arrival at his son house. he sicken-
ed aud died lli- son following him to
the spirit world On the following day
The Jmplecu,c is stirring the city
fathers of Jefferson mp To a sense
Of their duty ON the subject of
peace, order, and general improve
ment, aud advising the parents Of
the promising yoaths of the country
to disarm their young hope'uls,
as they would be less liable to shoot
somebody without u pistol than
with it.
The thieves have made their up.
pearance 10 Jefferson again, having
robbed NJ W, Joplin store of gro
ocrics and some money, and despoll-
ed Mrs. Watsons and Col Hodges
smoke houses of their bacon An
a,,emp, was also made to burn the
town, the ineepdiary firing the house
a, the corner of Marshall and Dallas
streets, but which fortunately went
out, thereby saving, for the time, the
most valuable portion of the oily
from Destruction, The Jimpccute
saw a white slave and free
niger chained together on the streets
a few days ago, awaiting transporta.
ton to the house Of the wicked and
abandoned at Huntsville, for steal.
ing horses, and the exercise of other
unauthorized liberties We copy the
following from it, columns
pssuLgruS MrgR,u-We are glad
to see the project being nsitated by the
press to bring home aud inter ut tn,
state Capital thr remains Of this hrlul.
ed and honorcd son at Texas Louisiana
has done well and nobly 10y the bun.s 81
her llhstriols Governor. Henry " Al