Bound over Negro suspect in Mean county case
The suspect, identified as Pesce, was bound over to the next term of the Court and placed in Mean county jail due to lack of bail. Authorities anticipate further action as they seek Mr. Richardson in connection with the case.
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News from the Rio Grande and Matamoras Peaceful Occupation Reported
The Galveston arrives with word Gen Taylor has taken Matamoras and halted liquor sales to troops. Conner’s squadron heads for Vera Cruz with 3 4 battleships planned. Mysterious murder aboard the Galveston. Mitchell killed Malloy. killer jailed at Point Isabel. Camargo retreating Mexican forces. Twiggs Dragoons arrive for horse care. Blockade of the Rio Grande raised for cargo vessels to Matamoras except arms.
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