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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

The New York HeraLd has actually
been consistent in the advocacy of Chase
for the Presidency for fully one week.
augusta (G1d.) Chronicle. ~
That is rather longer, by day or two,
than that paper is IN the habit OF advo-
eating the chances of anybody. Nor is
g weeks duration the slightest evidence
that Chase's chances have met with no
backset in ali that time. The Herald
was perhaps holding on TO recover breath
after its rapid saltations from side to side,
keeping up with the daily disclosures of
availability as made out BY sdmiring
friends and determined partizans. It
will be remembered that Chase is an old
love OF the Herald, only inferior to
Grant, and if 1t were a matter Of conse-
quence how the Herald would be that
is, on which side), at the latest moment,
it might be important that its jump
should be in y certain direction, and
might be anticipated.
The press generally is very explicit in
censuriug our District-Attorney A. o.
Hall, Esq, for his course in regard to the
telegraphIc operator who disclosed the
contents of private business dispatch.
The act was in direct violation of the
law. Yet Mr.. Hall entered nOlle pros.
because he was unwilling to condemn in
an agent of the telegraph what Congress
was doing every day" We beg to re-
mind Mr.. Hall that Congress has a right
TO do many things which it would be q
crime 10 any individual to do himself.
The principle involved in law which re-
quires kilograms to be kept sacred, is
one of great Importance to the public at
large, and in our judgment Mr.. Hall did
less than his duty in failing to protect it.
~ T. Times.
Mr. a. Oakley Hall was right. The
public is difficult to arouse, when the
enormities of despOtism affect only indi-
viduals st a distance. Congress has no
more right to authorize Committee to
demand copies Of all dispatches sent from
a telegraph Office on q particular day,
than Rn individual has to open and read
> particular dispatch.
Apply the theories Of Boutwell, and
Bingham, as urged by them in the Court
of Impeachment, and the practices Of the
Board of Managers sitting as an Inquisi-
ton, in the Courts of the country and to
the business Of men, and the innumera-
ble mischiefs that will flow from them
may awaken the people to a sense Of
their enOrmity, and arouse their anger
against the men Who are thus overturn-
ing the very foundations on which free
government and social order repose. The
faction that cOnfers on a man like Butler
the power to seize on 3 thousand tele-
graphic dispatches, sent under the law
ful seal Of confidence, and to take them
to his room and there, at his leisure and
alone to glOat over them, has no further
step to take, to complete and crown its
infamy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
From Warren C0uutr.

We understand that Judge Patterson
has issued mandamus, at the instance
Of the South western railroad, requiring
tas County Commissioners to order 8
vote foF or sgainst the proposed tax of
SEQ, ,009, by cur county, TO aid in the con-
Struetion OF said railroad.
The rust has attacked the Ehest pretty
generally through our county, but it is
confined exclusively te the blade OF the
wheat, and has not 50 Tar lDiured the
erop.-Mcl lffaapiRs NeiC Era,
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nElPllS APPEAL
t e r M 8
CITY DIRECTORY.
AECTFnN.

- AUCTTOH.
WI. PsSsmore & Co 80 Second.
A NJ. StOddard & Co., SIS Second.
"A. B. Levy & Co., u Second, Jefferson block
BANKS.
citizens Union Bank, cor. Main and JEFF.
Peoples bank Of Tennessee, y had1Eons
Memphis City savings IngtitiOn, 40 eteTaon
First National Bank, IA Madison.
jackson Insurance Company, 10 Madison.
BOOK Stores.
c P. ChamberlIn q Co, Blank Books, l97 Main
Churoa & Co.. sl5 ARin-
h. Wade 8 Co, rs Main.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
app & Lutz, I51z Jefferson.
CARRIAGE rs, BUG6EEs, ETC,
A.P. Asorgan,Iss Third, corner u 5yashington,
W. 3. Bruce y Co., q and % Monroe.
Woodruff & Co, l79 Main.
4 y. Bradley, 81 Msin- Jackson Block.
COAL DEALERS.
Bigley, Mellersh a Co, % South Court
DISPE6SART.
Dr. J. B. RuSseIls q North Court.
DESTESES.
8, Hinson, 20 Main street, Clay Building.
DRUGGISTS.
ChsndIer,& Co., 246 Main.
FURNITURE .
I'D. stiles & Co., 2S2 Second
GSsPC ERIEs.
Fargason & Clay. WhOlsszls, SIS Front.
webb Mitchell & Co., Wholesale, Is Union.
c W Srurdivant & Co. IS2 Front.
Martin WSII q Co, wholesale, ~ Front.
Brooks, Eeely & Co. 20 Front.
Epicsr q sharpe. 35s Main.
Galbrssth stewart q Co, No. lI1< Union.
Victor D. FUchs, Fish Depot, Al Jefferson st.
KerceT, Ware & Talley. lS4 Main.
HARDWARE, STOVES, RTC.
Allison Brothers, 20 Front
Jukss & scott, also, T1nware, S55 Second.
Charles stout & Bro, - Second.
z Robbins q Bradley, GS Second.
RcCombs q 20, So Main street.
a-lrglll Bros. a 20. 81 4 FOQEs
u. Wetter 8 Co, Is and Is Monroe.
HIDES AED LEATHER.
L. Rosssher, also Findings, S255z Main.
Geo. Phfiler & %. Adams. near river.
HFHAE HAIE AND WIGS.
p. Lsvigue, z595s Main. See advertisement.
Mrs NJ. L. BodneF, - Main.
IEBUEANCE.
Phoenix Fire, Travellers LIE, and Accident
ms Co.'S z. P. Butlsr, Agent No. Madison
Is. r Clark & CO.Agt's ire and Marine. Mana
gers Branch Of KnickerUOs sker Llfe, - ~ daGlson'
n T TOunlfnsOu, General Agent, II EisdisOns
Peoples Insurance Co. W. 3. Gfreen law, Pres1-
dent; 3. P. Read, Secretary Is Madison st.
3. a. Littletcn = Co. Age95,eZ =, y "a &adlson'
n. Western Mutual Lie, J. ). Chaplin, Agent,
; Louis Mutual Life, Mcmahon q Otis,
1SIE,,~F. WATCHES AND DIAMONDS
He--fn1an. Syrd 4 co 20 Main.
Pooiev Psrnl, - & Co. cor. Court and Main
Z. L. Aichot, ssh al
LIS Noh ss-CT-1
Nathan Bros. s Co., "a '-D'-1-
A. NaccarS q Co.. S24 From. -
LUMBEK DEAL ~
Moore, Eadel q Co., s5S and go Sc .,,l, IA
Cu5oiEs. Gum g Cooverl Flsning
Washington.
MERCHANT TAILORs
Power q Mccoy, 2SS Second, cor. jefferson.
Mattress HsaHufacfOry.
Louis Keith, lS3 and IS jefferson.
MEMPHIS STEAM DTEIEG.
3. A. HoIlenberg, 2l2 Bsal and $50 Second.
MILLINERY.
L Krepsr, Importer Fancy Goods, 253 Main.
Ms. II. c. Hun er, 2E7 Main.
SEWING HAOkEE E5.
Grover & Baker, SJ9 Main.
Star Shuttle, 81 Second.
TRUNKS, VALIsES, ETC,
I. Hsppek, $50 Main.
TOBACCOEISTS.
l. NeWburge & Bro, 30 Main.
ThuTmond, Foster s. Co., Monroe.
Edmonds, PettigreW g Co., So Front.
Mayer, MarshuetL & Co, cor. Jefferson & End.
UADERTAKE EEES.
J. c. Hoist & Co., 80 Main.
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MISNISaTPPI.

Water Valley is soon to have an ex-
tensive corn aud Touring mill.
We learn from the Water Valley
Eagle of the 18th, that the cotton factory
is nearly completed st that place, and
that in a few weeks the whirr of 5000
spindles may be heard. This certainly is
q move in the right direction.
They are to have q grand Masonic
Festival and Ball at Water Valley on
the 23d inst. The proceeds are to be ap-
piled to embellishing the Hall with a
suitable carpet.
A great Democratic mass meeting
and barbecue is to come off at Brook
haven on the 18th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

TIE Petersburg Lndez says: "A few
days since wealthy colored man, living
in one of the adjoining counties, brought
his crop of loose tobacco to town ts be
sold. It wss made known at the break
that theOwner was a Conservative negro,
had voted the Conservative ticket, and
that he was In full sympathy with the
Conservative party, and his tobacco,
which was reAiiiS;' 9orth only some eight
or ten dollars per hundred, was run up
to aud sold ct sixteen dollars per hum
dred. II was q grscefql reward for inde-
pendent conservatism"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

CEORGE NJ. THEW, ASSIGNEE OF THE
III President, directors and Cemp pany Of the
Bank of Augusta. In Equity. VS.. Arch1-
bald Boggs and Others, Creditors OF said Cor
poration.
Il appearing to the Court, by affi1avit fled in
pursuance of The rule OF Court that Thomas
Braach, James Il. Branch, Of the State Of Vir-
ginia; William DOugheFty, John A. James,
William q. Peters, Cantsn ]. Brown, Miles G.
Dobbins, Lenuuel p. Grant, Lewis ]. Dupree,
Thomas 81. Clarke, BENJAMIN g. Yancey, James
5. Hamilton, Stevens Thomas, AIbin Dear
ing, Young L. q. Harris, Robert Thomas, BEN
iaRlin +. Eardeman. B1illege Murphy, William
Cline, Charles q. dillman, Andrew ]. CheeHy,
John G. Lee. Willis Ktigore, John Carter, WI
liam 81. Murphy. Jasper n. Pitman, John W.
Stewart sn OF different counties In the state
OF Georgia, other than Richmond county I;
Thomas J. Aaekle, Of South CarOlins Robert
A. " ash, of Missouri; William Sheppard, Of
Alabama John Ramage and Hugh Mchae, Of
TENNESSEE; John ID. O'Eear-, OF kentucky /;
reside ont OF the county OF Richmond, in which
the above case. which has been fled in the
Clerks office of this Court, returnable to June
Term, 1855, Of said Court, has originated Il Is
therefore ordered that copy of this order be
served upon the said defendants, or Published
once week for six weeks In some public gazette
In the States Of 0eorgia, Alabama, Tennessae
Kentucky, Virginia, Missouri, iowa or Wiscon-
sin, or an acknowledgment of service be OBJ
TIMED from said cefen dGnts, and that the said
defendants do then appear and answer said Dill
at the said June Term, 1858, OF this Court or In
default thereof, that said bill be taken as con-
fessed against said defendants, and that said
cause do then proceed without them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

SECRETARY SEWARD has at length
found foemRn worthy OF bis steel In the
Emperor of China, who writes letter to
our Government covering twenty feet In
length by two feet In width of royal
parchment. The odds appear heavy,
but we bet our bottom dollar on Seward.
He will either beat the Emperor Of
China's beat, or perish,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
NOTICE

T HAVE determined henceforward 10 do a
Il Commission business exclusively, and have
rented my store and taken an ONCE up stairs
In same building, where l viii be glad TO see
my friends and patrons Thanking them for
past fayors. beg continuance Of the same.
snhfE EATHAH HOFEH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

THE cOpartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned, under the arm
name OF TAYLOR, COIsE & CO., IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent, E. A. Cole with
drawing
The business will hereafter be conducted un-
FORD & CO., at the old stand, No. II Monroe
street. y w. +. TAYLOR.
Z. A. COLE : co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
now To sTOP A DoNKEY,s RRAYINe.

Father Hue, that famous Catholic ex-
plOrer OF the interior OF Chins, relates
that on one OF his long journeys among
that strange people, his caravan en-
braeed an unusual number of jacks
among the donkeys employed as carriers
OF the exhibition; that these jacks st
every resting place kept up such an In
tolerable brsying, especially toward
morning, as to render sleep impossible to
the abbe; that at last be complained Of
this to the master Of the deBkeys, who
instantly replied that his gracious high
ness should be no more disturbed by this
braying; that, sure enough, quiet night
with its refreshing sleep followed, and
that, on inquiring into the cause in the
morning, be was pointed to the noisy
Jacks, each with a heavy stone tied to
his tsil. THAT" said the driver, /" is
the way to settle them. The jackass
stsnds1pon his dignity, and will not
bray unless he can straighten out his tail,
and with heavy stone attached he
can't straighten it out, don't you see?
Every time be tries it the weight on his
tail pulls him down and shuts his jaw"
Its great pity that the braying of
Logan, on the Impeachment trial could
not have been stopped by some such pro-
cess. A patent to stop Congressional
gsbble would be an invaluable invention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
Memphis, June z, 1855.

In Withdrawing NON the above arm, I en-
brace this opportunity of expressing my grati-
tude for the very liberal patronage extended
to the old trm, and for the interest manifested
IN our success by cur personal friends, which
hope will be continued with the new nrEn, as
am satisfied their interest cannot De placed in
isIslW ga, COLE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
Notice.

DELEGATES to the Democratic Convention
i y will be carried at ID ALF FARE on the
Commercial and Liberty, No 2
JOHN 3. DAVIS, Sup't
ies u, and w. +, PIT Co.
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O TICE.
Crooks Insurance Agency, 279 1-2
Main Street.
MONO POLY.

MOT being 8 member of the Monopoly" !"
~ respectfully state, that IN view Of the tx
TRAoRDINARY resolution adopted by the Mem
phis Board Of underwriters as published in
the Appeal and Avalanche Of this 9th date,
will leave for the North and East in a few q 4ys
10 make arrangements with hrsF-class com pa
nies-not represented by the m0nopolV-to
take the entire line of risks that may oe offered
in any one building and approved by the un-
dersigned knowing, through the influence l
have in both sections, can secure Policies In
Companies that Will be UNoBJRCTIoNABLE l.
the most FAsTIDIoUs. am now prepared 70
cover $4,000 In any one building. as well TO
grant special or open Marine Policies.
GEO. W. L. CROOK,
ielO Independent Insurance Agency.
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GEORGIA, R1Ca1IoRO CoUrrY,

Clerks Once, Superior Court
I, Lafayette McLaws, Clerk OF said Court do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true copy
sf the order Of said Court in the case stated, as
recorded February l9, 1858, upon the Minutes Of
the Conrt folio q %,
witness my Official signature and
lsEALl seal of said Court this ed day OF
April, 1893.
LAFAYETTE McIAWS
mas law6w Clerk 8. O.. r. c.. Ga.
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Virginia Military Instigate,
LExINGToE. vIRGIdIA.

A PPLICAT1ONSWtlln now be received for the
IA a~pointmeut OF 100 additional Cadets Into
this lnst tutions Those entering in ne sum
msr months en1oy peculiar advantages n the
spec Al GO uTxs OF discipline and instruction, by
which they are prepared ior the regular studies
when comnente On the LIST september.
Circulars VII be sent 90 Application.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
Notice.

7 HAVE two bea1tiful and well improved
i Plantations in Lea county, Ga, within
three miles OF the city OF Albany, bounded by
one OF the best railroads in the State. and me
Lot and commodtous Dwelling in the city,
which VIII gladly sell or exchange for other
pTopartys RssFsr 70 me-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

THE Nashville and Northwestern and
! Memphis and Ohio Railroads are just
now at q dead st8nd-still, caused by a
general strike by the employees F; caused
| bV failure OF the companies to pay their
wages. We hope and believe, however,
| that 81 early adjustment will be made,
Rnd business Tesumed.-PdTi5 IHteHi-
n. ~aosr, 18th.
We net gentleman connected with
tha Mobi,o and Ohio Road, while we
were AT Nashville. the other day, who
gave US the PARTICULAR Of the strike "
which has been SO destFuet We u lhe IL
terests Of the road, and Of those sPsHe
ent on its regularity and prOmrtitude %
accelerate their own fortunes. The
"strike .. was not for failure to pay the
current Indebtedness Of the company to
the employees, but a back Indebtedness
running behind January last. Since
that time the payments have been made
weekly, and it was cur understanding
that the Directors offered to pay down
one-haIf the back Indebtedness, and ar
range for the future payment Of the
balance, but declined TO enter into a
pledge not to discharge any OF the en-.
ployee8 on the present strike" The
men had evidently listened 70 evil coun-
sells, and had committed great wrong.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

OUIsIANA SELTZER AND MINERAL
/ WATER MANUFACTORY, No. IL PeUy-
farre street, New Orleans. Seltzer Water put
one Dozen and at IS Is per barrel OF three
dozen. Also, Tarred Seltzsr Water at l5c per
bottle Viehy Water at sc per bottle. Orders
Iefs af the Factory, or addressed through the
postofice 10 Glass Box, No. 1913, New Orleans,
promptly attended to-
= TREEOULET b LET0REY,
ap2l su ProDFistors-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16
GEH2uES APPEAL

MAYOR WALLACE, OF Washington
off cially denies the story OF there being
two gambling houses in that city at
which riehly-dressed ladies, connected
with families whose standing is high in
the community, earnestly engage in
playing '' faro He says that he has
made most diligent and particular in
quiry, and can find no shadow Of fOun-
datiOn for this aspersiOn OF the ladies of
that city.
There are female adventures and DEM
ireps enough in Washington, employed
to procure Congressional votes for rss-
cally measures that rob the Treasury !;
but these come from States North Of
Mason's and Dixon's line, and only in
fest the city during the sessions Of Con-
gress. In other countries, such women
gamble; and it is very likely they do 30
iu this. rrar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

THE Southern Democratic papers are
vehemently asssiliDg Grant because he
proved to be " SO reckless in wasting hu-
man blood - during the war. The South
has some reason fer this complaint. It
comes more naturally from them, con-
sidering the result, than from Northern
jOurDals.-NetD York Times.
We should like to know why. Grant
lost three men to Lees one; and at Bel
mont about in the same proportion. His
strategy, proclaimed by himself, was, in
substance, that he could afford to sscri-
fee two men, to put bOrs dc combat one
Of Lees. The great fault for which Ma
poleon is censured by some military
writer's was, that, at last, his strategy
consisted in tempting to crush the
enemy by superior masses, with immense
losses on his own side, as at Eylau and
BorOdino,-a mere struggle Of brute
force against brute force, with which the
science that sases meD, by msnBavering
was wholly disused. There never was 3
General in the world, so reckless in
wasting human blood, " as Grant.
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NEGRO LAWYER REFUSED ADMIS-
= SIGN 70 THE BAR

= r SIGN 70 THE BAR.
In the court Of quarter session Satur-
day morning, Judges Sterret, Mellon
and Stowe being present, the decision Of
the court was rendered, denying the sp-
pIication OF Geo. r. Vashon, eolored, for
admission to the bar. The court was
unanimously OF the opinion that the sp-
plication should be refused. Judge
Stowe read a brief written opinion,
Judge Mellon gave his views, verbally,
at some length,-Fitsburg Pa Post.
IF the negro is good enough to legislate
for aHd govern white men in South
CaroIlns, and soon to represent negro
constituencies in the Senate sfthe United
States, be ought to be good enough, one
would think, to practice law in Penn
svlvania. ~
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BOOK PRINTING
cur once is well stocked with Book Type, OF
various styles, and cur facilities for executing
CONSTITUTIONS,
BYLAWS
CATALOGUES,
BRIEFS
PAMPHLETS OF ALL KINDS,
Are complete in every particular.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
PRINTING.
Railroad omcers. and Steamboat Agents In
want of
FINE PRINTING
Are requested to give US trial. aud we VIII
guarantees satisfaction.
INSURANCE PRINTING.
We are also prepared 70 execute ALL KINDS
OF printing for Insurance Agents in q Superior
style.

IN fact we are able to execute everything in
the Printing Line, in style and at prices en-
tireiy satisfactory TO our customers. and hope
that thepublic naayisxtsnd to Us liberal share
sftheir patronage iAn2a
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TO THE PUsLIC.
The Greatest Discovery Known TO
the World In Medicine.
T II L
EUREKA LIFE-BLG00 ELIXIR

HAs at last made Its way into this country,
after having been IA use IN the Old world
for so many years, and especially in China.
The celebrate ed a1ehf u ist and chemist Or. Hep
serism. OF Pekfu. China has at last CONSENTED
to his great CHINESE RE11EDT Being Introduced
on this continent. and has established few
wholesale agencies Tor the purpose OF supply
ing ali drug gtsts thrUush out tbs towns and
cities OF our county. This great Blood A eet-
cine has performed cures the most astonikh-
insl, where every other remedy known IA Ia
tsTtd Eedtcd has Elost siglslly failed.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Quickest Route to New York
Memphis . Louisville 3. 3. Line

PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
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INSURANCE.

b Y STATE AUTHOFIT Y
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Double Daily Through Trains

Summer Schedules, June, 1868.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-12

Inside of the store. He told Knoll th,.. the
revenue officers had found 1t out anvt t,oOo. and
1t would be best for him TO get CIT of town.
Poor Knoll, fearful and intimir ,,sS mi ON mis-
hat and coat in hot haste and sctgng upon
their suggestions, made. cor the ierrsboat as fast
as s, MS egs conlu cs ~ him. When he had gone
ohe sCa.nhs O'o ed the store and one putting on
a. a. 'o5s coat and the other ast0ve-pipe hat
W u'E aise themselves, went after him. HE
S,Vssed the river before then and ran towards
tne s,oughs. They landed soon after wards
and made sho OF pursuit, which stimulated
MOL to greater exertions in the way
OF flying, Under the impression that they
were the dreaded officers, he fastened
past the Pttsburg coal landing and sought
refuge in the woods of Canokia. He untortu-
nately got up to his neck in mud, but extricated
himself and crawled under pile of brush wo od.
Hong Il Co. walked at distance from the pile,
and finally came over to st. Louis, took
possession of the store, and commenced to sell
and remove the tobacco and cigars. The real
revenue officers became aware of the fact and
seized the store. Hang d Co. decamped.
Knoll, after remaining in his ambush number
OF hours, mustered courage to come back to st.
Louis. He found his store In possession of the
officers OF the law. Hang IL Co. had been selling
Cisars uDstamped, which he had not been doing.
Some proceedings were commenced against
Knoll, and IT was In course OF these that the
true facts OF the case cane to the knowledge of
Colonel Noble, United States District Attorney.
He reported them TO the Commissioner, and the
proceedings were stayed Knoll lost Conside-
rable portion of his property. Hang d Co. are
still at large.