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Father Eschmann, who was formerly pastor of the St. Patricks church of this city, but now of Du. Quoin, one of the executors of the estate of the late Henry Horn at that place, had with the other executor made objections to the a.p. pointment of a receiver of the private bank of Horn. Creditors of the DuQuoin Bank et Henry Horn, who appeared in Belleville yesterday and asked Circuit Judge Crow to appoint a receiver for the private institution owned by the late Henry Horn of DuJuoin, III., alleged in their petition that Henry Horn. Jr. cashier of the bank, misappropriated the bank's funds. The petition did not charge Cashir Horn with misappropriating any specific amount. It charged that he owns real estate and personal property which he purchased with the bank's funds. Creditors asked Judge Crow to enjoin him from disposing of that property. Henry Horn's estate, the creditors allege, is insolvent, and no one has power to continue his business. A receiver for the bank was asked because, it was alleged, the interests
