The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

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able to Pay 80 essss o. the aoQU.
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4 o.. baess, lfon California, y ~
collecting ,toek cattle 70 drive TO
Cslifornia overland. He hes already
lsspasasa asssl ~ roo has3 ssasA
among oar pscpls, Esd il nov aboat
ptartisr lwith 6yOe0 head, as1 has
ssekksA 50 4 u hasds 10 hslp drive
ssd guard .asn. Bat Nj, Beep u
4 cxiy oas u aNySe12ete 6s2s
sas.s business, II b sasiustse shat
ftem aftssa v tssely tAsssaa1 bad
Of "a ttls will - pssshassd asa driven
10 Califeseis this ysss.
! The iAsssss rsghAy lsSks npsn
The cattle trade Of this Stats - dss-
tined to b = sosrss Of innssss bss.
nsss.- Gatrfstoa Nescs. ft
On the 7tA, about $3.50 acres Of
land vas sold At BheriCs sale ID
Brsnhsn, At from u 81 to sle pr
sore.
Tho troops a. Brsnhsm are not 10
be removed; on the contrary, they
arc to be reinforced. The Banner
does not like this, nor should We, In
/ similar situation. The soldisfs
have already done enough mischief
10 Brenhsm, and shculd a once 30
sent to the frontier TO loos amer tho
Comanches.
The wood work on the railroad
bridg.s between BRENNAN and Heap
stsad Ia 10 DO repaired with substan-
tial 'aasoary.-Sy~"f.
The Ranger says that the Texas
Ranger House, Is new building, just
ope ned, with bcds and bedding en-.
,irely new aud fresh. Therefore
there is no faint Of the lnts epidemic
incorporated in any thing that is
liable 70 b. contagious or infectious
II is kept by Mrs. Eva Lancaster, the
wife of the Editor, and is Of course
nice place.
A correspondent Of the Ranger
who writes from headquarters, and
signs himself "Ku Klux," holds
forth a. follows:
There il now = ku Klux klsa il
this place, Of which few are awars.
Any one desiring to join the klas
can do 30 by applying t. the prssi-
dent, through letter dropped 10 the
postofics here, or BY merely express
their desire to do 40 upoa the streets
a. the members will soon be aware
Of IT, This il no humbug. There
arc secrets connected With the socisty
which can snly be known to its mem.
bers. Amy ono attempting TO boz
come y member Of the Khan with the
intention Of betraying il, will DO
dealt with in = manner and style 10
be observed by the brotherhood
throughout our Southern land. We
know our friends. We know our
enemies. | request you to publish
this. We arc a White Mans Socie.
~. We will bs the saviors of our
bleeding and oppressed country.
Mr.. Geo. W. Diam nd has become
the sole proprietor Of tho Houston
Democrat.
Tho prospect Of good erops is
promising throughout the State. Tho
spring season has been universally
propitious. The only trouble has
odginsasd from Ne grasshofPen,
aud thsy are disappearing from most
Localities. The Bastrop Advertiser
Gays hat the graashoppsrs, which
10 January promised destruction, arr
becoming scarce Ia many ssstieas,
and with The exception Of early gard
snipg, We hear iltsio complaint Of
thsir rsvagss."
The Mckinney Messenger States,
that two young men named rsspsc-
lively, JoAa Taylor aad Thomas Lee,
vers lodged in The cosnty jail,
charged viii stealing three yoke Of
oxen. There seems to BE- no dosbt
Of their guilt.
LOOK Our.--A man named Ill.,
| dretA hes boon passing himself d
our sssat AID collector. W. have
never authorised such . person 10
oct il that or any ether capacity for
us.-Gsi R1~bAcux.
A scamp Who would sst for The
Republican should b. forced 70 serve
IL the eoning State Coavsn tion.--
Corpus Ckr@sti advertiser.
Tho Gonzalez Inquirer learns that
The grasshoprsrs have eairsly d.
ssroysd he wheat 10 Bill, William-
son, Cornell, and MeLsnnsn.
A ls%tsr from Erath, in The Waco
Register, ssAsss that the souaty il
elliag up apidly with immigrants.
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The New York TIMES eupAaH-
oally condemns the cosrss Of Con.
grsss towards the South. Il should
have sndeav ored to make the South.
era people friendly 10 the Usioa,
and believes that II any Of then are
now disa6eeted, Il = not The linssr-
ing sentiment Of The REBELLION, bat il
the rrsult Of the iujustics Of radical
policy. The Times says Congress
has given too little consideration To
the Statements Of tho Southern poo
pie, and has made no ssismpi 70 con.
salt tho feeling or ssntimsst Of IN
southern whites, Tho Times think
il wouldAe very easy 10 devise pol
icy which would satisfy and really
reconstruct the South, but regrets
that il dosf not ~ any disposition
10 adopt measures Of the right kind
On Tho part Of Congress.
A Havana lsttcr Of tho 4th inst,
/ says: "Tl,e cholera. which Aas dis.
appeared from Havana sd Natsssas,
y creating sad havoc o. naay plan.
tssicas In the nsighborhood ofbsguas,
% several Of wklch work has bsan
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