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The Daily Dispatch: August 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 17 (search)
street," as the directory sets him forth. A writ of seizure was taken out for the contents of the store, but nothing was found that could be seized; one of the sufferers was sent to New York, to go thence to Havana in quest of the swindler, but this man returned, having been unable to get off. The meetings of the creditors of Mr. Cue have led to the discovery that their joint loss is about $60,000. We cannot give the full list, but are able to state that Thomas, Murray & Co., Glennon, Coleman, & Co., H. D. Seaman &Co., J. M. Laborde and F. M. Fisk are among the principal sufferers — the rascal having purchased large quantities of lumber, brick, patent roofing, cotton-seed oil, groceries, produce, etc., not to mention the schooner which carried the valuable cargo from this city. Should any one suppose that the blockade may have prevented Mr. Cue from returning and paying his notes, we have only to state that the losers have thoroughly investigated the matter, and come to the con