The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-07-07

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! CLEAR THE TRACE THE CARARE CoNING.-After
all the ma and minor difficuts-the obtuseness of
some, the inerness of others-e selfish and pecuat-
ing prOpensities of ohers--atf the vile fraud at
tempted by members Of STAB onvention for the spe-
cc purpose of framing StatEonstitution TO peryert
their temporary power into alne Of legislation and
adjudication, to put lands and money into their own
hands and divest chartered cnUuny of a great fran
chise for the public good with they had no possibly
presumable right to touch, anwhch they could not
legally aud etectually divest last, above all the eff
forts of the fools and the knais-the fools who de-
sired to be knaVish, and the krFes who lacked little
OF the power to carry out their hemes the great fran
chise is still untouched its opators and representa-
tlves are on the field Of action nd great rich waste
Of unequaled fertility is about be redeemed from
isolation and increased in value thousand fold if its
people will come up in body enthusiastically to the
support of the workers who I've kept it above the
tF"acherous public agents constsly ready destroy
it and divide the little spoil amtg themselves to the
serious and permanent injury of whole people. The
point OF all this is officially in Or columns to-day in
wiling contracts for york theIemphis Ell Paso and
Pacific railroad, for fifteen mile commencing eight
miles east Of Gainesville, and eending seven miles
west; and for one hundred andty miles Gommenc
ing at Paris and extending wesgard to Palo Pinto
county. The means are in the Enl of France to pay
Tor this work. and contractors cabe certain of getting
theirpay
The work, however, already commenced needs the
moral and pecuniary support Of thpeople, who should
make donations along the route, heretofore prom
lSed and those promises made b:is for financial ne
gOtiatOns, and who should be reay to grant all rea
sonable facilities, and avoid all SUGGESTIONS to specu-
late upon 1t as rich corporation, which it is not
Means are in hand to pay all it at resent proposes to
contract for, but means will be continually needed to
push IT. SO far, neither the compny nor its Pres-
dent have received any assistance from the people
most to be benefited by its obstruction: and it
should be borne in mind that great inducements are
likely to be held out by parties interested in changing
Or detecting its route and earnest friends TO the en-
terprSe should give it strong suppot along the entire
prevent any e3OrtOnS Or other
instructions to its progress. Right If way should be
freely given il everywhere without pice The good
its construction will do US is almost unreasonable
Three corps Of engineers have bee sent to Jefer-
son, and have probably arrived beforethis time and
one thousand hands have been OrdeIe to be placed
Immediately upon the work. TO be doubled in number
soon; and negotiations in progress or accompany
ing the line Of road with line of telegaphc commu-
nicatloE which will probably be put ncourse of con
struction soon.
Now the question is the opportunity being present
and immediate, will our people in all the counties
through which the line Of road is looted do their
whole duty promptly and generously?
GAINESVILLE Standard June 26th
HOPKINS CoUNTY-The Sulphur Spritgs Gazette of
the 26th June, gives this hattering account of the
crops
We continue to have bountiful seasons, making
corn, cotton and all gardens look finer than any prenl
vious seasons have ever seen. Should the seasons
continue for the next two weeks, Hopkins will be the
Egypt of Texas and the place for emigran,s to come
plentiful supply of provisions is what tie emigrant
wants, and that we will have to a certainty
COLLIN CoUNTY-The Mckinney Enquirer of the |
Goth ult. says:
While endeavoring to overtake larger train some
three days travel ahead of them, three families en-
route to California were attacked by Indians so miles
west of Fort Griffin, the murdered and the womeA
and children carried into captivity. From this affair |
arose report that Messrs. Bunyard and families and
Others from this county, going to California had been
murdered by the red SKINS but pleased to know
that the report is untrue, the Collin county emf
grants with the large train these unfortunates
were trying to catch up with. The murdered emil
grants, it is supposed were from Denton county.
CURE For HEADACHE.-This disease is becoming
rather troublesome owing to the warm weather. The
British Medical Journal has the following:
Two drachms of bisulphate Of carbon in solution
poured upon cotton wool, with which small, wide
mouthed, glass-stoppered bottle is half filled When
this remedy is to be used the mouth of the bottle is
to be applied closely, so that of the volatile va
por may escape, to the temple, behind the ear, or
possibly to the seat of PAIN and to be held
from three to five minutes. After it has been applied
or minute or two, sensation is felt if several
eeches were biting the part and after the lapse of
2r three minutes the smartng will become rather
evere but subside almost Immediately after the re-
noyaRof the bottle 1t may be reapped If necessary,
hree or four times day II is very seldom that any
e4lness of the skin is produced
Hoe OuTDoNE-The London Times is printed
~ new machinery so perfect and SO simple that 1t
axes but one engineer and three labourers to print off
he whole edition of the Times. The principle of the
machine is that the paper is not cut into sheets before
is printed but is brought to the machine in long
oil 1t passes through the machine, is printed on
10Th Sides and is divided it passes out, the whole
process being automatic. The idea has long been
worked at by engineers but has only lately been prac
ically carried out under the superintendent Of Mr..
the engineer who has charge of the whole
Times machinery The new machinery is called the
alter Press in honor of the chief proprietor of the
Times 1t will quite supercede the Hoe machine, and
an Improvement upon the. admirable French Mari
,oni machine upon which the Echo is printed
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