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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-16

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Notice.

my person having claims against the IN
1 dersigned, will present them within four
weeks from this date
GEORGE GUESSREGEN.
Summit, August l6, 1S66-4t.
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FRANK w. HAY.

FRANK w. HAY,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL Manufacturer.
|; of TIN. COPPER and SHEET-IRON
WARE. Canal street, below Clinton, Johns
to,ca, Pa. A large stock constantly on
hand. May 4. lSG6.-ly.S.
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g(etu AO6ertisements.
BOUN TY.

UOUN 7
If Charles O'Keefe, late musician, in
Co. ''K'' End Regiment u. S. Infantry.
will call at my office he will hear Of some.
thing to his advantage.
Geo. w. OATMAN,
General Claim Agent, Ebensburg.
Cambria County Pa.
Aug. 16, 1866-3t
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
rpwy0pK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1885,

l,,, ..s rssSu,o-n. 100, W NJ Hull, 1H: B..
Boshnel ss; Sheldon HsraOD, lss, B. Rus i' H. NOM
reL I,e, Isaac w. Frank, I'll
THE SW INE MARKET ,,,
Receipts BY Railroads. to wit: Hudson hivei posd
u3; Eyi. Rsiuoed l0t4; New-Jerey Central haif0sa'
g. 9l70.-To,a. l9.7y7. ,, . ao,,,r. of
The Live Hog arket this week has experienced deenne ..
about5O cs The reds during The wees alter ha
Of last Tne,dav Wa, quite until Saturday when the ar
ya became TOO heavy the limited demand that seems 70
rule the trade this Winter end very few lots changed
vh;ch was nanencsd 10 quite by the warm rainy
weather and heavy arrivals Western dressed opened very
tone 10 the trade aud the following quotations are fully sns
tanned Best ade Oie Prime en- hog Mssars IIS%
Western dressed 2,d2t The arrivals for tho week amount
TO l2fY Corresponding week last year. 2sS Correspond
ing week preceding year, 62y,.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
~ Before Commission.r srIIwELL.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT FIFTY CENT GU
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FrB la-Befor,
Judge SHiPxAN.
OID SHIT SETTLED.

The suit of John G. Boxer ct al. agt. Greene c.
Bronson late Collector OF the POt which has been pendn'
called for trial ast week and after proracted hear
ing terminated yesterday by verdict for the United States.
dies Rochelle, France into this port, which sd
yauced by the Government appraisers more than 10
invoice value. and upon which increase there
fore charged penal duty Of ~ per cent Both the advance
penal duty paid under protest and suits brought
On. .n, for considerable amount was brought against
Collector Redhed aud lost, years the jury
turning a verdict ioE the plaintiffs
Another importation made in April 1885, advanced in
the Collector Bronson, and the suit just tried
brought, in that sndhu been continued against his widow
This latter sui, wa, tried before Judge Nelson tn. case
pyns days. in the year 1889 and wa. los, BY the Gov
jury returning verdict for the plaintiffs ior the
full amount by them claimed.
A trial subsequently granted by Judge Nelson
upon exceptions taken to the protest and the matter
again tried before Judge Shpman In 1902 Upon this occasion
the jury failed 70 standing nno Tor the plaintiffs and
three Tor the defendant Bronson, and were accordingly dis
charged
famous In tho United states Court till Thursday
last when again called up before Judge Shipman and
Jury The plaintiff contended for refund Of $1,000 in
this suit and o several thousand dollars in other suits de
pending upon t. which they alleged were illegally exaced
The plaintiffs urged First; That there apprsement
OF their merchandise H all Second If sppaisement
found have been made that such sppraiseent
made Third That fraud be inferred the part OF the
United States officials from the mutation of the records,
aud from the los. Of important documents connected with the
sppsement and Fourth: That the burden Of proof was
upon the Government to show conciusivey ana amnaey
the Legality of their appfaisement.
The defense conended F That the protest OF the plain
tiff insufficient and did not specifically state the grounds
Of objection to the egaity charged IN tne
AZ the protest act of sl5 required Second: That the Gov
enment established the fact OF an appa,ement at ALL that
the appaenent then conclusive ana the legal presump
lion Vas that n was legal And Third That ths burden
proof upon the plaintiff to establish anativey wherein
the appraisement was Illegal . .
was very full and clear instructed them that they must ind
6rt whether Government had established the fact Of
10 their satscon and they found then they
such appraement to have been regular and
nsss the plaintiffs had shown by positive proof where
w.. Illegal or in other words Il burden Of proof
WI upon ths plaintiffs show armatyey any iegaty In
the appSasenent
Mr. AnoD w. 0riswod for the plaintiffs; Ethan Allen,
ssq Assistant United Ststss District Attorney for tbe United
EtStss
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Feb. l3.-BefOrs
Judge BENEDICT.
THE METEOR CASE.
The U. :. AT. Steamer Meteor.

The l.. :. sgt. Steamer Meteor.
Among the returns Of process this morning wssthe
return tho ALE ged Chan priysteer the Meteor
The District the Hon. Daniel Dickinson stated that
the Goyemen, ready proceed and desired an early
trial The following hed behalf OF the owner.
Of the vessel:
Tbs answer Of william Y. Cary Of the City OF NewYork
intervening for the interest Of bis principals. Mess John
FORKS and Robert FORKS OF Boston, In the state OF Msssa
chu.et the libel Of information of Daniel 5. Dickinson
Attorney OF the United States for the Southern District o
New York prosecute. in behalf Of the United sate'
against steamship Meteor her tackle apparel and iuni
tare IN of seizure and forfeiture alleges as follows
First: The said Respondent admits that the said steamship
Meteor and the time Of her seizure lying in the
port New YORK and within the jurisdiction Of this Court
and the time q her seizure she ready TO
Second But the said respondent denies each every Other
ags the said libel contained and that the same
are untrue And be denies that Of the premises In
the said libel forth for other the said steam
.hp her tackle Sc became or forfeited OF subject to Tor
feiturr.
Wherefore the said Respondent prays that the said libel
may be dismissed with costs and that the said steamship her
tackle Sc may be restored 10 the possession OF thi. Re
spondent tho ssent OF said owners. WiLLAx r. CARY
Sworn, &c.
Eyuts, southmaydt chOate Proc,ors for claimant.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
ro,,~r CALENpARsLrr,s nav

SUPREME --CIHcU1r-PART I.-Oyer and
eso 0iIss css fas1 icS LA m Ia M La ii i ia
Lie iIs. ss e. sa p.s5 sa INS' sa i "a; 'l 4. s SS
6s6 800 so3 Tso SPECIAL fERn-Nos. l6s, 49, lso lie,
l75, u3, 1877, lO4, 223 US to 23e.
,9 1851 1853 so37, l9i, Ilss 1903 Ass3 1855 iT7s,
l723, 1873 PART II-Nos l752 2tS4, 80 31H 3to1,
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-PART I.-No change
made in the Calendar PART II. Nos. 1885 l2o, ls7,
46 Ia5f 1427 Las, lo4S, 76o l21s lalo, sss o l<n,
4 438
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
REMARKS ABOUT BEYv CATTLE.


Tho total number this week. - head compares with
a.a h,ns ,s week and win 5255 head average per
year and with 27 for the corresponding week ono year
ago
market - head compares with Jloo head last wees and
with 1863 head the average per week last year. aud WIN
l,8i8 head at market one year sso.
THE OPENING, OR PRINCIPAL DAY, OF THE MARKET.
Mo,day, Feb. l2.--Ths is, literally and fgura-
lively DARK dly for drove 1t has been of dense os
heavy rain melting snow awful getting about and worse
trading got anywhere The yards stocked
with 5000 hesd Of buocks many Of them hrs class and an
unusual number Of extra prize cattle" including the
County n Y which weighs here 3l 10 and has been sod
10 ,1d for S 800 Other prize steers which will make
better beef have been .Sld for sd2sc d. net to supply
The ht stock which In good supply IL selling at
sai1s = n ssd generally is n decline upon the value
loc week ago, Will not average l5c. to-day and up
country are generally rated at decline Of S2O9
*3oa psr while inferior grade. OF ese aIs generally rated
gons some TO loo. for such sold read last
week idlc But the decline in cent? pound does not
indicate fully the whole decline OF the market the esti
mate OF weights in very dull hard market generally against
dover Everything Is against him to-day Many who
bought stock fully expecting decline md themselves unable
81 head less than home cost losing all the freight commi.
sion and charges Upcountry Oxen have sold at S23 pair
less than owners weie offered nom. ias wesk prop
day az they did considering the hst cost OF stock And
to make matters all the stock cannol be sold to-day,
but poor prospect Of selling all the cattle TO There
IL general feeling that ts market 10 not only broken down
today but for ali ,me to come
CLOSE THE nARKxT
Tussddy, Feb u. The only favorable thing We
can say about this the closing day OF the market that tho
weather hne though too TO encourage butchers to buy
largely. And IL appears that they not exempt from tho
general rule which againt buying anything upon falling
mIAe A. this s fallen and sfshns one from begnnins to
end thon wosde that drovers cannot ss all tho cattle
Indeed Of them we'll satisfied yesterday that
this wesd bs the tb they waesw f9u the con-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
sJpnEME COURT-CIRcrrr-FEB. l3-Be'ore 'u'"c
FOSTER.
STOCKS
Markham ACT. Jsudon ct

81, IN eME CoURT-CRcrrr-FEB la-BefOrs Justice
FOSTER
MARGIN TRANSACTIONS IN STOCKS
Markham ACT, Jsudon ct al -. ,o
This suit, which was claim arising nom one
Of the ordinary gn TRANSACTIONS and IN which ths
iii claimed damages for the by the deendants OF stocks
purchased by them for the plaintiff on the GROUND
OF sale without notice to him. ..,.o
The question in the chiefly whether or not hoSe
had been given to the plaintiff before sale , - -.
The Jury found oI the plaintiff assessing his damages s'
SPECIAL TERu-FxB la-Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
SELLING LIGHT AND AIR.
Watson agt Ellery and others.
This action arose out of a contract between inc
plaintiff the holder Of store on and the
the holder Muuayst, under Columbia College
lease The plaintiff had built his store to leave spass
Of hye sI between It and the rear line Of his lot ana
agreed with E-ry the wall Of bis store to an
distance from his line to leave II or IL feet between tne
stores Eery failed 10 do this and subsequently assigned the
lease to Dis hn consisting Of Eey himself and the other de-
iendant. The pre.en, suit broug, for specific perform
aee OF the contract and for damages for its breach One W.T.
on the stand e.ted that in tho business Tor which the
store was rened-sis Sc-a northern Light very valua
be the southern light being comparatively of small value and
that in h.onion the change contemplated by the contract
hn At H. based this 'dm D S0in ON y.
the light though somewhat the improved circua
ton OF air.
defendants eonsnded That they took without notice. and
therefore not Liable for tho contract.
iN' '''''' BEFORE Chief Justice RoBERr.oy
Henry A. Darling agt. Geo. w. Campbell Geo.
w pbell sg,. Henry A. Barring Wellington Clspp eg
BENJAMIN r. Beekman. Christian Brand agt. Hiram toeet
Motions Srauted
Henry Fern. agt Caroline Ferris Motion for commission
granted. ,,.
John A. Bddgeand ss Lazarus Halgsrten Judgment fo
plaintiff.
Collins agt the MayOr.-Order settled.
CHAxBERs-FEB. lJ.-Before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECIslOE6
The Commonwealth Fire Insurance Company
ag, The Cro,on Fire Insurance Company-Jndsmebt 10
pant on IN. with with leave for the defend
ant to IN 20 days, on payment Of costs
MAnufcturers Bank sg, Bomster-Judgm-nt for the plain
tiff on the demurrer with with leave for the defendant
10 answer in 10 days psymen, Of OF the demurrer
Before Justice IsGRAHAM
Thos s. Brown agt. William Irwin; JOSEPH
Stouy.nal .gt Robert w Butler-Motions granted.
Mara A. Bulkey as.. Josiah Buk!ey.-Moon granted sn
reference ordered.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
TAdyertisement,

Fred. Douglas and President johnson differ
on the suffrage question bu like the rest Of mankind bar,
monte when kESrs EAST INDIA CoyYts as ss
For sale by all grocsrs rs 10. wholesale 'epo
No l54 ReAdest
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
CITY NEWS.

PosTpoyED.-The American Geographical
and Statistical Society postponed their meeting Last
evening on account of illness in the family Of Dr. VIII
Modern Statistics as Applied to Ancient History"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-FHB l3.--Before
Justice BARNARD
THE ALLEGED MoCK-AUCTION CASE.

The whole time of the Court yesterday was oc-
euped witt tho Of Zeno Blhl Tho defense offered
evidence 70 how that the Transaction loan and also
show the rood character OF the accused Toe
counsel for th. defense stating that he had 90
witnesses TO call to the character Of the accused.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
TAdyer, ,isernent.

A SILENT SEWING. MACHINE, making the
Snr.bIs WILCOX GIBBS No. sos Broadwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

test No man eouu,s hi. rims tesay re Re- only :,
0ho -toek at 90 hesd less than home cost while chsees
amount &23 We mentioned, under yesterday mead
sales of upeouny 25 pr pair less than last MOD
day. To-day trustworthy declare they sold them al p
pair decline Wewogld therefore esrn.Gy impre"h upon
farmers that worth home than hey ore
here. Send no such cattle 70 the butcher. Ihey
down without the hope Of getting again Ihe supply
West Of good corned steers too large for owners OF
upcoun,ry contend with The close Of this market
fully proves this statement
eEunBLise OVER RKPoRrs OF THE DECLINING MARKET.
We have rrce we'd grumbing letter rom correspondent
Ohio, about the reports Of the cattle market having pre-
diced dens Of prices" instead Of waiting until the decline
occurred before advising what they must expect and
what would in all human probability occnr. There are good
many who have pTohted by the common sense not to
say sagacy Of who has learned in IS years constant
work reporting the cattle market 70 judge what might occur
and therefore did correspondent complains, predict
decline That prediction did the decline but did
enable some farmers to sell before came upon them as
has others this Our correspondent did not psnt by
the advice notwithstanding be could have sold his eatt OF
home for more than they would bring her, to-day.
TRANSPORTATION.
The following rates are given IN the Chicago live soek
por,,ss the pree Of freight eastward from that city:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
SUPERIOR COURT-THIAL TERx-FgB. la-Before Just
BARBouH.
IAhSb HfhDltl run sLaSDEhs
Mary Nultee sgt. John Lame man.

Mary Vultee sgt. John Lame, man.
The plaintiff in this case charged that the de-
endant said of her and her husband You and your wife
have perued yourselves and aey in the before
Justice Ledwi,h' This confirmed by her daughter The
defendant and his bFohernsw say that the phrase was
ion thing On tLs the Judge charged that
the hst sctonabe but the phrase stated by the
defendant not The jury were to determine no were
verdict for the plaintiff for siI cents damages
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Advertisement

fAdyerisement.I
A SILENT SEwING-MACHINE making the cele-
h,.,ea WILCOX Gibbs s'ch' strong, elastic and durable.
O' WILCOX GIBBS No. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
DECREE OF COMPENSATION AND SALE

This morning the Marshal made return OF pro-
duly served the Of he Uned States agt Two
Machines On motion of the Assistant District Ato
ney decree of Condemnation and sale was orderedto be
entered in the case
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

Edward Moran whose examination on charge
passing currency commenced few day.
since was committed for trial to-day by the Commissioner
the evidence being conclusive OF the prisoners guilty intent
In passing the spurious stun
Before Commissioner SrILwELL.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT FIFTY CENT CURRENCY.
John ID. Slater and William Miller were arrested
aud brought before the Commissioner charge of passing
about worth Of counterfeit fifty cent currency. After
short eI animation both prisoners were committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

They came BY the following routes; Ems Railroad t4;
Harlem Railroad 2foO; New Haven Railroad 49, Now
Jersey Central Railroad 562 Camden aud Amboy l55
on foot 81. About ss4 in the yard. on Monday
The following are tue names Of droycrs.
gnees Of the principal droyes and where The ca.
rted from
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

EOR SALE-Valuable FARM ana ~ MiN. n.
ERAL LANDS OF 225 acres with DlsIlLLEhI on pI .ae
same two miles from the depot of the Morrls ana pSsi
road at Dover MoIrls Co.. NJ j. Aoa'eS ~ ''' "
L IL NEIGHBOUR.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-FKB. H.
Before Commissioner BErrs.
COMMITTED FoR EXAMINATION.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
THE SHEEP MARKET.

NecsiI'sthG week. 1921
Cro1ATtoSsIhe following reports OF sales OF sheep and
lambs several OF the pbTOkrfs who sell on colns
lion " give of prices per head this week they
are noted per pound 1--we weight Tor sheep 9 dc LAMBS
none. ,,.
II. better Saturday and Monday owing lighter supply but
last week we're sold Mondsy 7iG}c.. and good fair fine
wooed sheep brought only % cus out or course rousher
lots good deal lower At 5 to weigh and some
by the ad would be lower still Notwithstanding the rough
weather on Monday the pens Brownnss cleared
on ondsy and quite Tuesday morning at rather an advance
upon OF the week though lower than the figures
,ood fair Ohio stock in and this would not be sold At
morning prizes. These medium hnsvool sheep we estimated
at % 10 average and do think they be sold at over
s.ep on @ the road since Ia. f.aay Such pe,. viii
not syrrage 80 a, buyers are bearing the wool market
pon the whole ray Of hope to give farmers
that prices will be any higher long the present Immense
supply continues with tuns OF Canada mutton arriving each
week
Der which 81 IS head than bis average Tor the
previous week.
8 Mc0raw sold 1900 Sheep averaging Ss os per head.
chanoe,iin gives sale, through ka,e Merhsrson .onn
follows 2lo sheep and Lambs a. ga loo sheep ana
Lambs 81 IS $40 Sheep and Lambs at ~ +o J3 sheep
and Lambs at 81 IS; $50 sheep and LAMBS " 90
7aO Sheep and Lambs sc 25 3s3 Sheep and Lambs SO
800 Sheep snd Lambs SeS so Sheep and Lamb. at - u
2as Sheep and Lambs 2o sheep and Lambs at - TO-
sHsEP DRovrRs BRowSisdG
From New Yorklrs Farrinsworth, I63 Chamberlain,
377; s. Abbey 1885, w X. Trip. ia; John II. ObeIhser.
70; b. shesre iso C. Am,eh loa ShaH' q. p.I piIaver
isl: James Wilbur. i7s. George s. Denel, 80.
From MohiEun-Hicks Co., 100; $. Terry, ls3; Thomas
Martin, lT.
From, Indians-E. Allen, 1871.
From Ksntucky-6.y J. Halliday. 49,
From Ohio-0. W. Weary, 3St, r. n. Reed II, M. X.
si 5 w.,.ss s rSs'is m SsI:: s.::
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

Published in large octave pamphlet Of so pages
containing nearly $4,000 names, by
The TRIBUNE
New.York,
And sold by all Ncwsdsslcrs and booksellers.
PR:sF 25 CRNTs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-13
Late EeUiRn News.

REV YORK, March l2.-The World
publishes a special from Albany which
saws: Private and reliable information
from Burlington states that uniforms for
fifteen hundred men and twenty thous'
and rifles of the very best pattern have
been transported quietly during the
last ten days, from New York city and
from Troy to Burlington, Vermont, where
they now remain concealed, awaiting
the advance of the Fenians Arms in
abundance are said to be stored at
Detroit, Sandusky, Buffalo, Og-
densburg, Plattsburg and Montpelier
Three companies of Fenian volunteers,
commanded by efficient officers have been
organized in Burlington for service in
Canada.
The World Of this morning says com
pauies and regiments OF Fenians are be-
ing formed with great rapidity, and 1t Is
calculated that General Sweeney Will be
able when he feels justified ia calling tor
their services to procure 25,OOO able
bodied Young men who have seen service
in this city alone. 1t is known that
II; 900 cartridge boxes and knapsacks
we're bought at auction last week from a
MGll huONu III pttih RtNNNJ S't'N'
Quantities of arms and ammunition are
being negotiated for from day to day by
officers selected for that purpose. 1t is
probable that Col Tresham will com
mand the first Fenian regiment from this
city and a we'll known southern cavalry
officer, the second An artillery regiment
is alse being raised and an independent
battalion for special service under the
command of Col Murphy, veteran sol
dier -
The Herald says movements Of slgnlh
cance we're reported to be in process OF
preparation here yesterday, and funds
Continue to pour into the fenian treasu
r..
In Washington it is said, that the Re
mans, in order to exhibit the perhdtttS =
of the British government, will shortly
make some astounding developments II
regard to the direct assistance gwen oJ
agents of Earl Russell to the late re
bellion ii the South.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
Congressional Proceedings.
LATEST FENIAN NEWS.

New YORK, March IA Washington
special says: A bill is in preparation to
be offered in Congress empowering the
Secretary of the Treasury to dispense
with naval officers in the revenue ser
vice at different points, if not detrimen.
tai to the public interest Most of these
Offices are mere sinecures.
The Tribune's Washington special
says the Navy Department paid $1,000
for towing the Sangamon from Hapton
Roads to League Island the Patapsco
cost S2,l25, and the Lehigh s2,250, for
the same purpose
The Judiciary Committee of the House
will, during the present week, report
again to that body the civil rights bill
with an initial clause providing that
nothing contained in the bill shall be
understood to effect the question of suf-
frage.
An effort is being made to organize
through congressional enactment, a
National Insurance Bureau 1t is sup.
posed by many of the foremost aud best
Insurance men and companies in the
country, and it is believed that some
thing may be arranged through the In
ternal Revenue or Treasury Department
somewhat after the manner of the Ma
tioual Bank system, whereby insurance
companies may have their securities in
government stocks, and deposited here
in such manner that the present State
laws for guarding the institutions may
be repealed.
The Northern Pacific railroad company
are urging their claims tor consideration
before the Congressional Commit ee.-
They have no lobby retainers, and repel
all outside appliances so commonly re.
sorted to, and apparently rely upon the
merits of the case.
about twenty three million dollars lying
in the national banks belonging to the
government instead of seventy millions,
as believed by comptroller clerks.
NEW YORK, March l2-The CONNER.
cials special says; The President told
a Congressman on Saturday, he consid.
cred South Carolina more loyal than she
had been for thirty years.
Secretary Seward assured the English
minister that the Fenians will not be
permitted to commit any overt act and
that the government will issue a procla'
nation in case Of any violations Of law.
The Ways and Means committee will
soon report a new tax bill in favor Of five
cents per pound on cotton and five per
cent Of all incomes extending the ex'
emption clause in the latter to one
thousand dollars.
The Hsrald's Washington special says:
The reported return to the Richmond
banks Of the one hundred thousand dol
lars in gold, claimed as theirs but seized
aud brought here by the agents OF the
Freedman's Bureau as abandoned prop
erty, was premature. The coin is still in
the Treasury vaults and its return to
the banks is an undecided question.
General Custer was before the Recon.
struction Committee on Saturday, and
testified that the feeling in Texas among
the people was generally disloyal, al
though be anticipated 40 outbreak.