I purchased four stout wagons, and thirty mules with harness and outfit for the road, complete; and engaged the services of an old Texan named Jerry Vance, as wagon-master for the trip.

When I was on the Texan expedition, and raw to soldiering and camping, we had to sleep in low ground, and suffered terribly from a miasma.

Embark for New YorkA glimpse of Texan affairsToltecan monumentsIndian population of TexasHorrible effects of drinking ardent spirits among the IndiansMr.

The strife had waxed fast and furious and eventually had taken on a personal tone, the editor of La Muera accusing the editor of the English paper of being "that lowest of all living thingsa Texan."

The result of the confidential inquiries made into the condition and prospects of the newly declared Texan Government will be communicated to you in the course of the session.

SIR: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 4th day of July last, which has been forwarded to me by General Samuel Houston, under cover of one from him, transmitted by an express from General Gaines, who is in command of the United States forces on the Texan frontier.

Your letter, and that of General Houston, commander in chief of the Texan army, will be made the basis of an early interview with the Mexican minister at Washington.

Her Legislature is to meet; and although there is a clog in the way of the lone star State of Texas, in the person of her Governor, ... if he does not yield to public sentiment, some Texan Brutus will arise to rid his country of the hoary-headed incubus that stands between the people and their sovereign will.

The Mexican side of the Texan revolution, 1836.

The Mexican side of the Texan revolution, 1836.

The Mexican side of the Texan revolution (1836) By the chief Mexican participants, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, Ramon Martinez Caro, Vicente Filisola, and others.

The Mexican side of the Texan revolution, 1836.

Official correspondence of the Texan revolution, 1835-1836.

BUGBEE, HAROLD D. George W. Littlefield, Texan.

SEE FROST, S. E., JR., ed. COPELAND, EDITH J. Kendall of the Picayune: being his adventures in New Orleans, on the Texan Santa Fe expedition, in the Mexican War, and in the colonization of the Texas frontier.

Kendall of the Picayune: being his adventures in New Orleans, on the Texan Santa Fe expedition, in the Mexican War, and in the colonization of the Texas frontier.

A Texan in England.

A Texan in England.

The Mexican side of the Texan revolution, 1836.

Official correspondence of the Texan revolution, 1835-1836.

BUGBEE, HAROLD D. George W. Littlefield, Texan.

The Mexican War was the result of the colonization of Texan territory by American settlers and the desire of powerful interests to extend the area of land open to slavery.

The Texan Rangers had left.

When the cowman cast about for a foreman on starting the herd for Fort Peck, the fact that Abner Taylor was a Texan was sufficient recommendation with Fant.

"It is only one of our Texan bugs, Jackson," said I; "it is harmless enough.