Rogay v. Juilliard

In November, 1865, Juilliard instituted suit against Rogay, to recover from him some $17,000, the value of seventy bales *306of cotton, alleged to have been purchased for Juilliard by Eogay, with funds belonging to Juilliard, which cotton, it was alleged, had been received and disposed of by Eogay, the proceeds of sale thereof not having been accounted for.

Alleging further, that Eogay was about to depart, permanently, out of the State, without leaving a sufficient amount of property therein, to satisfy his demand, Juilliard applied for and obtained a writ of arrest against him, and furnished his…