A NEW REPUBIC.
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New Orleans papers to the 18th were reoe,,eL :. s,e
at Mobile to the 18th, ut. They con'a'i, 'TS Tr,
ligencc from Natchitoches revolution u, = N.
as. On the 10th Dec. the united force, 9 u-oy -n
cogdoches ond .9yeh Boyou had declared me IOit
ince of Texas Free and Independent OF the yaro..
ed States Of Mexico, and hoisted nag ~ ,nsn, na
dochcs with the words sLiberty and Indepehu
ence" on it. ). 1,rar.


1t is said that few days previous, sS ln'T n.n0,
Chiefs, in that vicinity, held co'lncii an ~. er
iseel to assist-and 200 Indians, princpaiiy
okees, had actually joined the new T" Ike,
The new Republic had been chrlsteneu'; - q
public of Frcdoni''-and their hag cons, ;a, n
red and white, emblematcal OF tlle ,onunts. u'',o"
tween the red and white men. Later aeeer &C. eu.
received at Natchitoches, furnishes ,Fea.s ..'sn,
tered into between the insurgents and IVES tWss \
three tribes of Indians. A National Cohs, s',ey
to assemble at Nacogdoches on the 'ifs' 'i''
in February.