The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-12
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nAu reached here yesterday TO investigate A large
liquor house has swindled the government OF one
hundred aud nfty thousand dollars bat viii be compelled
10 refund 81 once pay two hundred Thousand doara
A. A. HarSis has boon arrested here by order Of Gov
erDor Brownlow, according 10 requistion from Cover
Rramlete. Harris is Indicted In Keotucky couri
foraa act during the war.
There are exciting times in The Tennessee Legislature
on the negro franchise question.
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Obituary.
DEATH OF JAMES A. DIX, EDITOR 0r rHt B0oToN
Bosros, Oct II. 1885,
Js"rRdf for number of years. died this noon, Of con
Sarnpson, after an Illness Of several months.
DEATH ~ WELL KNOWS AUTHOR AID rEAcHER
Bosror, Oct III, 1885
james $ Eaton principal Of ahe English department
o Phillips Academy at Andover the we'll known auhoy
aud teochsr. died on Tuesday.
This sppnTrurE Frsp..-Somc Of tho -psr,iee who fur
nished substitutes for the particularly uneasy
because the several amounts fixed by the STATE in the
late Roup,y law are not refunded and they seem "a
rbiSk there should b. delay whatever about H.
Doubisss these patriotic gentlemen want their money
and toy ctr,alnyare entitled 30 and win hove NJ but
they sns1 have patiencs--A qualify the people were
forced adopt during the war; when, instead gf sixty
days, four years necessary TO close H. Bot ihaa II
will require four years "a close these accounts but some
months VIII certainly be requisite from tho ams the I'D
iustments commenced 10 the hnal settlement
Since the annl passage Of tht State Bounty Law, pn
April appears by statcmsnt Of Colonsl Bart The
Assistant Inspector General Of the State OF New York,
thas shere has boon dstursed By the State vouc
ers Of which exceeds six hundred dollars nearly
twenty-five Slillons OF aellan leaving i've sir
minicns yet n h. disurred 0f course the myriad OF
accounts of Vouchers papers rolls 40 nc, for such
AN amount divided into B0Atesraal sums reauIrcs tbs
closest scrutiny and the most labueus care. ~
regards The principals Tor substitutes residing Ia this
city tho {aynater General decided long s,ncs 70 pay
them here through fy. Blunt, chsfssn u tho voun-
teer bomnpttee; and he has been for time ard
last ~ be receives fupde FOE the pvrpo continues abe
payment and ssttlemeA OF these McounR Mr. Blunt,
Colonel BsH renfks received complete muster rods
md oter VARIABLE vouchers In each and everyaae and
kharefor having NIL the facts peccssay 20 psosetiou
aeanet fraud, the State authorities adopted very wipe
course In causing tho settlement os all claims ID the
county thropsh hm, and supplying BIN With funds for
That purpose Mr. Blunt II adjusting the claims Of
principals whO furnished substitutes subscqusns 10 Jan
aary 1893 when these closed he will take ND and
alust The accounts q those who furnished substitutes
ror 10 January l. 1896 Of those who are entitled 10
under the law
Claimants win perceive, then, that the Supervisor n
pressing this matter with al the energy tho circumstances
~ inc case will allow and that all entitled 10 the money
\ ~ 70 que time receive II 10 full Delays are doubtless
~ many instances unfortunate, but all mnrt rccoect
Tat te machinery ~ sta{s IL seldom famed for npidiy
y motlsh. Pa.ienfs, tLen, v all thet n sessidse