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The City of New Orleans VS.. John NIs
hanson

hanson
Cup .R10R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans, No 73,e37.-By virtue OF a writ
of fieri facias TO me directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for tho parish O,
Orleans in the above entitled cause for CITY taxes
of 1874. will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange.
Royal eet. between Canal and Customhouss
streets in the Second District OF this city On
MONDAY. July Is, 1875, at twelve O'Clock n tbs
following described property, to wit
the First District of this city, in square number
one hundred and fifty eight bounded by Camp
Poey tarre. Magazine and Calliope streets desi.
mated as follows: Lots numbers twenty one AMI
twenty, measuring ffty.two feet on Camp street
by one hundred aud twenty feet in de th lots
nun Is twenty. three and twenty four Ineasur.
ing hfty-two feet on Camp street. by one hundred
and twenty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAE
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aUVaMAN-
e3o iva II Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of (rleas
Mrs. ul. l.. BroughtOn VS.. Wiliiom n.
Myfrs

'irs' M IL nrouS na VS. William K.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II Of Orleans. No. 6637.-By virtue of a writ O,
feri facias to me directed by the Honorable IN,
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
pu6lc auction, on MONDAY, July Il. 1875 at five
O'Clock p d.. at my warehouse, Nos, 80 and rs Or
leans street, between Royal and Bourbon streets
IN the Second District of this city. the foIlovin.
described property, to wit
4 LOT OF FURNITURE, taken from ,he
premises No. 691 Baronne street. between WASH.
lpston and Sixth stIeets, as reg inventory WHICH
may be seen in my Otnce.
seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMaa
e29 iy4slf Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlean.
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EUGENE WAGGAMAE
.Its3 jy4 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Anna COumes VS.. Francois Chaplain, her


GlxrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
- orleans, No 67l7.,.By virtue of writ of fer.
facias to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY, July S. 1875, at twelve ocloc K
d the following described property to wit
j. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the I'M,
provements thereon, situated in the Third District
OF this city, in the square bounded by Col umbus
DerbIgny, Roman and Kerlerec streets, measurin,r
twenty tour feet front Columbus street by OF.
hundred and twenty feet in depth, bet ween paraI.
lei INES and the whole according to diagram o !.
sketch annexed to an act passed before E. Bouny
notary pub ic in this city, the fifth of June 1871
Acquired by the defendant herein from Mrs |.
Laprune. by act passed before the same notary on
the sixteenth of January 1874.
. T. AND CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with The.
buildings and improvements thereon, situated In
the Third District of this city, in square bounded,
by columbus. Roman, DeIbgny and Kerlere..
streets, measuring, in American measure, twenty
FOUR feet five inches nine lines front on Columbu
street, by one hundred and twenty feet in depth
forming part of larger port on of ground acaurea
oy the defendant herein. at sheriff s'sale on The,
second Of March, 1874. in the case of Louis Borde
vs. PhilOmene Martinez, No. 1905 Of the docket OF
the Fifth district Court for the parish of Orleans
Seized in the above suit.
Teims-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAE
Nhnr <sr Alnxn
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1es i'!al!s Civi! Sheriff Of the Paxish Of or,ssaa
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Tho City Of New OrIeana Va. a. r..

.,,,. EUGENE WACGAMAE
Jez II 20lvs Civil Sheriff of the Parisb NJ nr;a.
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proved the conduct Of his superior It
would BE- difficult TO find anything to ap-
prove in it. He vas dishonest in office, a
fraudulent debtor. with false tongue for
his King and a sreacheroUs heart for his
friends. Giving the house of his mistress
tor rendezvous to the conspirators. he
was plotting himself to clear his skirts in
the event of failure. Urging them on in
their course. he wrote of them to France
that they were bad fellows. loaded with
debt, bankyupts. thieves and detestable in.
cendiaries. Punishment saved this mean
est life. and rewarded his miserable shut.
fling.
Aubry was Eos much better. 4 French.
man, he Frustrated himself before Clloa
and O'Reilly and protested tina. $40 one
ever loved and venerated the Spanish na.
ton more than do" Too weak to prevent
tho outbreak. ne dared only file feeble
protest. get became bully when the re.
action set in. He induced the conspirators
to trust to Spanish elemency, bu. was at
the same time preparing the evidence that
made clemency impossible. "a dozen of
firebrands" is his term for the unfortunate
victims. and he hopes that ClIoa will testify
to bis good conduct. I: appears that his
hope. were well founded. TO. Gayarre
states Spain paid him $4,000. He, too, feared
treachery as ne justly should. Tor he writes
that he coEld not trust his own secretary.
The trial lasted q month, conducted On
the Decuiiay System of Spanish iurisnr,
dencs of solitary confinement, combined
with daily ipGuisition. The charges were
all admitted, az they Icould not well be
denied. October 20 the prisoners were
found guilty. October "a O'Reilly con
demned six to imprisonment aad bsrish.
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A' W. Cooper W. kugenin Hunt Fassman >.

:,,.o. EUGENE WAGGAMAE
leH ~ 70 jy4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OrIeo
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o1l irA 0UO6NN WAV3AMAN
'<11ysbs Siyl Sber3 Of the Pariah Of CI-Ia.n.
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jacob Ryan vs.. VIM. 3 Ratland staie
~ Louisiana PARISH { l1urt--larzsh
Of Calcasieu no. lI3
T)Y virtue Of q writ Of 1i faeias 81
q j me directed from the Hon. PaEiah
Court aforesaid ] win offer for sale CT
public auction 10 the last and highest
bidder, for Cash, at the Court House
door Of this parish, III the town Of
Lake Charles, La, On SATURDAY,
the 5th dav Of June, a u 1910, Within
the legal hours Of sale, the following
described property, seized to satisfy
said writ, @ wit
certain lot Of parcel Of land, lying
and being situated ID the town Of Lake
CHARLES, State 1T Louisiana parrish Of
Caleasieu, and commencing on the
corner south side of Broad. and east
side Of Ryan street, aud running east
200 feet, thence south 200 feet and
thence west 200 feet to Ryan street.
and from thence north 200 feet, to the
point of commencement bounded
north by Broad street, east BIZ lots OF
John al IF Hawkins, south by lot Of
Mrs. Victor Touchy, and west by Ryan
street, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon and thereto
appertaining Property seized in the
above numbered mud entitled suit
DAVID III LYONS, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, Lake Charles, La.
April %, 1870.
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HYashimtom.

Washington May la Judge Pierre
pont aud ex-senator Pratt assumed
their positions to-day IS Attorney Cen
eial mud Commissioner 81 internal
Revenue.
Tie Post 0fiice Department has
brought suit sgainst tie Postmaster "a
Calvert Texas. tor dedication 81
postal Ievennea amounting to several
hundred aa0ars This IS Che fourth sue-
ceiya Noednpsger WHO has been prose-
ensea ioe enbe clement during the past
four years.
Ihe Nosimtef General has issued
en- order reducing Che postage 90 ANA
fFom WV counGie With which postal
eeias a haYeMnt henn e0neludedi
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Teie.ranhie RgavIlias.
rHE mo GRANDE.
LArEsT FROM BRowNsT4IdB.


Galveston, May 20. < The latest from
brownsville, Texas, is to the effect that
Mexican cavalry has been stationed at
various points between Canargo and
1Iatamoros.
Gen. Cortina had a difficulty with
Senior Treyino, living near Reynosa
Trovino was informed 81 d theft of his
cattle Be found the thieves and reeog-
nized them as ser wants Of Cortina; he
rode MP and Informed them that they
must go with him to the Alcalde.
Theg fired al him. ae Shea returned
che Gre, killed one, wounded another
and took prisoner the head man Of one
.of Cortina j ranches Cortina went then
with one hundred and thirty-iye men,
demanded the prisoner Of the Alcalde,
but cold not obtain him He hung the
Alcalde and afterwards shot Senior Tree
vino.
Yesterday CortiHa received an order
10 report to the City Of Mexico for duty.
He declined 10 obey, Stating his resig.
nation had been forwarded to the
proper officers. His friends hold Iusti-
fication for him.
Captain MeNalIy's company is sta
lioned at EdinbtWg The captain is
here, and has information Of the cross
ing Of three droves If stolen cattle
within the last week Some dcpreda-
lions are reported from kinggosd to
Fort Brown.
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sFIE.EsIFF7s -.

John Langley ct Al !, IS Severine Fuse
her ct ais. State OF Louisiana Par
ish Court Parish Of Calcasieu.
No. So.
DY virtue Of d writ Of .tfe;'i fQcias to
I'D me directed from the Hon. Court
aforesaid, viii offer for sale at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder,
for Cash, at the Court House door Of
this parish in the town Of Lake Charles.
La, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
june, a. ID. 1875, within the legal hours
OF sole, the following described proper
ty. seized in the above numbered and
entitled suit, to wit
A certain tract OF land, situated in
this parish, being tie west half of south
west quarter Of section No. ten, town
ship seven, south range four west, con
tanning eighty-one snd 24-100 (S1
24-lc0) acres, together with an the i'm
provanents thereon. Seized to satisfy
said writ.
DAVID III. LYONS, Sheriff
Per ALLEN GIILY, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff office, Lake Charles, Ia. !,
April %. 1875
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From Marquez.
NAN FOUND HANGING 10 4 TREE.
Especial to the aalteaton NsRe


Especial to she Galveston Negs
MARQUEE Station, May 20, 1875.
Early yesterday morning, as couple
of gentlemen were coming to town,
they were surprised to see q man, name
unknown, hanging to tree, about
dead, mile aud a half from town. His
hands were tied behind his back, and
his horse tied to q tree near By. An
inquest will be held this evening He
is supposed to be one Of a band of
horse thieves. as letter was found on
his person addressed from J. w Har,
din, telling him to be AZ q certain place
of meeting at 4 specified time, well
armed and on d good horse, If he had
to steal him / have rot been able to
see the letter. but viii try to obtain it,
and viii forward to YOU on viii send a
copy.
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5000 RE WI ARD.
Arrasf tlaa Fnnitfve!

A REWARD Of $500 is offered by the
IN citizens of Calcasieu, for the arrest
and lodging in Jail at Lake Charles, ct
Dock Shocky, for the shooting and at-
tempting TO commit murder ia cold
blood, on the person Of Joseph Roy, on
Wednesday, the 2Sth dayof April, 1875.
Joseph Roy being now at the point Of
death from the effects OF said shot.
The said Dock Shoeky Is about five
feet four inches high, and weighs about
100 pounds dark, sandy hair and whis-
kers, with thin upper lips and very little
beard on II thin, sharp nose, brown
eyes, with a peculiar dead expression (;
small foot, wears number three boot /;
short clumsy hand and fingers, thumbs
With very short nail joints he has been
shot tn che arm and leg On the same
side two small scars on Che head. he
IL apparently about twenty-three years
old,
May 8, 1916
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WILLIAM aRgee.
aRs ADA aRRss.
OFFICE on
GREGG's PURCHASING BUREAU,
10. Z BURaUNDY sTnEET.
Corner Or Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Corner Of Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana.
. FTER MATURE DELIBE RATT0N AS
: = 10 the wants and necessities peculiar Il
this section of tho country,
GRRGG'S PURCHASING BUREAU
hss bson established II New Orleans a long
acquaintance with The various kinds 81 Sewing
Machines, has iaduced us TO make O specially
in This line.
First CLASS Machines Of al kinds at lowest
ratss..... The New Undsr-ieed Buckeye Hand
Maehiue, only S2a..,. Secondhand Machines,
ID good order, at helf pFice.....,Iho latest aud
best Attachments for all macl.ines,..... fuckers,
RULERS Corders, Binders Plate nammeFs. etc,
ete..... The best Needles for All rlaahines.....
The bsst prepared Sowing Machine 0il.... The
hest Sewing Machine Catlou......We YepeiF ail
Machines 81 loN rases....., w take old machines
III part pay Cor new ones
Sewia9 Machines, Pianos and Organs sold
90 monthly payments ID ,he countrys % parties
giving references.
Nrs. ADA GREGG respectfully offers her
services "a purchasing ana forwarding any
artiole 0g apparel, personal ndarnment an
domestic goods, Ter ladies' and chiidfcn's ase,
including.
MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, IEWELRY,
FANCY AND T0ILkr ARTICLES
PATTERNS. UNDERWEAR, TRIM MIN9s,
BRIDAL TR0ussEAuX. ETc
Any artielas 81 Ladies and ehildraR's Wear
manufactured 10 thQ latest styles under heE
own snperVision.
M. E All iaouiFies yalativs 70 articles
mentioned 81 mnm ntiuned wiz be answered
free 81 charge Our faeiliiias ieg purchasing
goods from manufacturers and aFss aands
enable us 60 SEA onF sammlssl9ra Wltao9t
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FROM JEFFERSON.
1NDIsPcsITION or HON. JaFFEBseN DAVIS.
sspseial e DE Galveston Eews]
y aHerson. -. ~ 2I. 80.

Jefferson, Texas, May 81, 1876.
Owing to indisposiBion, the Hon.
Jefferson Davis was unable to stop Acre.
a large aud enthusiastic crowd met him
at the depot, at 5.80p M
Mr W } Armistead delivered the
welcoming address, to which hIr Davis
briefly responded He was loddly ap-
plauded several times.
Much regret was felt at his Inability
to stay longer. His physician en-
joined IT.
The Rey Mr. Gladstone, of Scotland.
before the Cumberland Presbyterian
General Assembly to-day, delivered an
able address Oh behalf Of The eyangei-
cal alliance. He breaches to a hrge
audience tonight
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Tax-Payers, Take Notice.
DARTIES owing taxes for the year
A 1874 are hereby notified to come
forward and settle the same Deiin-
quent tax payers wilt do well to settle
up their back taxes at once, otherwise
II shall proceed to collect she same as
the law directs
Office under the Haskell Hail
JACOB RYAN, Tax Collector.
April ~. 1875 Ct
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BILLIARDS BuLIaRBs
JOHN DIT4E0Nss
OK PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAKE ,
Lake Charles. Isaaisiana.

4 wDuld respectfully inform those 81
my friends, both here and At distance,
who lave any expectation of getting
thirsty, that ] have Just received d most
complete assortment cf Pure Liquors
eyer imported To Lake Charles, which
I am DESTROYS at selling ab wholesale
and retail at prices tosiustify both seller
and buyer My wines and bran0ies IRE
unsurpassed, and my whistles = ehe
Simon pure. Before leaving town BE
sure and cali around and take parting
farewell Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand apAnAy
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o. oNLY CHANCEl

COMMENCING next week TlfuTs-
W day, (1Iay 13) and on every satur-
day and Thursday thereafter, until this
notice is withdrawn, commencing at 10
o'clock 4. 81, by request of the owner
and mortgagor, and oil the mortgagee,
I will sell at Public Auction. without
reserve, to the highest bidder, alternate
town lots from a most valuable tract of
land, lying in the town of Lake Charles,
within three minutes walk oil the Court
House, and containing nearly forty
town lots, each measuring $685. feet by
200 feet The land is patented, and the
title viii be fully warranted,
TERMS. One-half cash, and the
balance on twelve months credit for
which balance each purchaser will ex4
ecute Lis note, bearing 8 per cent in
terest from date, secured by special
mortgage, with vendors privilege, on
the lot On lots he buys. Acts 81 sale
before the Pariah Recorder, at pur-
ehaser's expense Full description Of
the property given at each sale.
This is the only chance ever offered
here TO purchasers, to buy town lots at
their own prices.
DAVID H. LYONS,
Sheriff of Calcasieu.
Nav 6. 1975-tf
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from ten cents to FIVE cents Tor each
Lat ounce cr fraction thereof.
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RESTAURANT
AND
B ~ x IL II
ANn

CHRISTIAN JOHNSON announces
Il that he has opened a Restaurant and
Bakery ca Ryan street, between James
20 !. Gavislls tin shop and Mrs. Swee
ney's store. The establishment, with
All its furniture and appurtenances,
Is entirely new, ana no pains will be-
spared is merit popular patronage.
Give me cau and you VIII be sure
not to SO away hungry
May 90. IST5-ly
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Urn Perfumes or LAKE 0HARIiRs.
va NE indebted to john H. Poe, ESQ
one 81 the clerks 81 registration, for the
statement that The census of Lake
Charles, as 5ust completed, gives our
townsa population Of 502.
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tovna population Of 500
Lake Charles is beginning To put on
.city airs. Within the last week two
bread wagons, from rival bakeries, have
commenced making regular morning
calls about town, md last Sunday
morning We we're startled BY the APP
pearanee on our streets Of genuine
little bootblack, with box and brushes
under his arm, exclaiming Shine
sir r.
We we're gratihed to receive a call
last Saturday from Rev j 3. a.
Ahrens, Of New Orleans, theable editor
.of ''Der Fanilisn Frennd, and min
lister 81 the III. ID Church South Fl
was here on church business, and
preached several times il the German,
and once in the English language. HE
left Tuesdas morning for Aew,Orleans.
The meeting 1T the Court House last
Saturday night, for the purpose Of
nominating Mayor and E card Of AL
.dermen, was well attended. George II.
Wells, Esq, was selected a5 chairman,
and Thos. r. Forren, Esq,.as secretary,
of the meeting The nominations were
by ballot, and the following gentlemen,
having received large majority Of the
votes pollec, we're officially declared The
nominees Of the meeting
For Mayor, Wm, Meyer for Alder
men, D. SCHNEIDER, JOHN A. Spence.
a. n, Moss, j p Geny and W. y.
Hutchius.
The election comes of 1T Tho Court
House. on Monday, June q
THE EcHo AND THOSE SEwTEa Ma
CHIMES. Already oul offer d tile cale
.brated Weed Sowing Machine, as
premium far club sRbscl ptions, is
meeting with al active response, There
are many ladies ia our towr and parish,
TO whom sewing machine would be
inyaluable, who could easily procure
THE required number OF Subscribers,
and Who are unable to buy the ma
chine Many would subscribe chiefly
from desire 30 assist such ladies' IN
such an effort The person getting mp
the cub receives new sos machine for
Forty, or d new $40 machine for forty
-four, or d new 97s nachine for fortg
seven, subscribers.
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THE Police Jury meets Oh the LIST
Monday Of June.
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-Ha1IE IouRNAIl
HURAL s0UTnIkND


n. q oAMR sfRFET MN oREEass.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-18
Foreign News.

BOMBAY, Nov. lG.-His Royal High
ness, the Prince of Wales, has returned to
this city. His future movements are
still undecided; it is probable, however,
that he will make trip to Ceylon much
earlier than he had anticipated and the
Seriaphis will go to Calcutta. One Of the
objects OF his visit to Ceylou will be
to enjoy the sport of an elephant hunt.
MONTREAL, Nov. 16.-The remains Of
Guibord we're finally buried to-day.
There was heavy guard Of police and
military around the vault while the body
was being transferred to the hearse,
which proceeded to the place Of burial
under heavy escort OF military. A
strong police force was also stationed at
the grave during the burial ceremonies.
The grave was filled with mixture OF
CLAY and cement and heavy guard sta
toned around it until the cement
hardened. No disturbance occurred.
The Episcopal Board Of Missions in
session here was busy to-day discussing
plans Of bringing the negro race within
the pale of the church. The Board seems
to think the Catholic Church is in fair
way to do this, and should the Protest
ant denominations. which succeeded in
that regard unite, immediate action il
| necessary.
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Eastern Dispatches.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. l6.-The new
constitution has been satisfactorily
ratified by large majority.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-By direction
of the President the Postoffice Depart
ment has suspended all action regarding
J. B. Raymond and Z. W. Hatch, who
were recently appointed Postmasters at
Vicksburgh and Holly Springs, Miss.
The matter was made the subject of
some discussion in the Cabinet.
New York, Nov. l6.-At the billiard
tournament this afternoon Sexton, of
New York, defeated Slosson, of Chicago.
The winners average was 1917, Slosson's
1928. Dixon defeated DAILY; the former
averaged 92is and the latter 92ts.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Nov 16.-Orders
have been received at the navy yard to
fit out the United States ship Marion for
sea by the LIST of December. An extra
force OF workmen will be- taken on to.
morrow.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE following
important notice was posted on change
to-day. Committee on grain announce
the following details of plan for grad
ing grain under the rules recently agreed
npon between the New York Produce
Exchange and the railroad companies
First = All bills of lading for grain
shipped to this market by rail on and
after December LIST, rs should contain
the following words: I" to be graded and
delivered in accordance with the rules OF
New York Produce Exchange" unless
shippers desire to preserve identity Of
their grain as provided for in tho joini
circular of the railroad companies issued
under date of November 8, 1876
Second-All shipments of grain on bills
lading from
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 1.-THE House
to-day passed bill appropria,ing Sl5,
900 for the Centennial by vote of 70 to z
\ dwelling belonging to Nathan & Co.
of Pine Bluffs was burned on Saturday
loss $15, 900
CLEVELAND. Nov II. Richard Dock
stadter, clerk in the postoffice here fol-
the past Is years. was arrested for rob
bing the mail. On his person were fount
eleven letters to Cleveland parties, sever
of them had been opened. A prelimi
nary examination was had this morning
and bail fixed at $4,000, in default 0
which he was committed to Jail.
GALVESTON, Nov. IA collision oo
Cured between the steamships Clyde AM
Morgan in the lower bay at p. m. Tn
Clyde is at the wharf, her bow torn bu
cargo uninjured. The Morgan put in t
abaft her paddles; her freight is reporte
: injured, extent unknown; she apchore
, near the Point. The vessels were passin
in opposite directions. The colliso
, is supposed to have been cansed by
. stiff northener; no lives lost.