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New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.


JAY COOKE & Co. are now selling, and recommend
as a profitable and safe investment FOR all classes
the First Mortgage 7-30 Gold Bonds of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. They have 30 years to
rum bear Seven and Three Tenths per cent gold in
torest more than per cent currency, and are Sc
cured by first and only mortgage the ENTIRE ROAD
AND IT'S EQUIPMENTS and also fast as the Road is
completed, on 5000 Acres of Land TO every mile OF
track or 500 acres for each $1,000 Bond. They are
exempt from United States tax; principal and in-
terest are payable in gold. Denominations Coupons,
800 to 81 900; Registered, 800 to $4,000
Northern Pacific 7-3os at all times receivable,
at TEN PER CENT ABOVE PAR in exchange for the
Company's lands, at their lowest cash price.
The proceeds Of all sales of lands are required to
be devoted to the repurchase and cancellation of the
First Mortgage Bonds of the Company. The Land
Grant of the Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres in
the most fertile portion Of the Northwest, and the
demand for the Companys lands for settlement al
ready exceeds the ability of the Government to
complete the surveys This immense Sinking Fund
will undoubtedly cancel the principal of the Com
papy's bonded debt before it falls due.
Holders of L. S. Five-Twentes, who wish to con-
vert them into st-class railroad security, can 10
SO at present profit of about IL per cent, while in
creasing their income interest nearly onetourth, by
exchanging them for Northern Pacific 1905.
All marketable stocks and bonds will be received
in exchange at their highest current price Full in
formation, maps. pamphlets, &C., will be furnished
on application to any agent for the Loan or to JAY
Cooke Il Co., New-York, Philadelphia OF Wash
ington.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES Al TIE STOCK ExCHANGE,-FIRsT CALL,
l0t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

lO4 O'CLOCK A. N.
sat, OF Gor,rnmenl Bonds.
100 IL &C. 1891 Reg iei 1880 $40 Goa '6T.....
lsSSS so Veg %S $40 Con "a i a s5,
800 Q. e. SO Coz es liz, a6OO u s 1910 CSu...il5l
sac o, Saa0 Bonds-Rairoa BondBaHk and RairOagss
10000 Tenn s., ola. 7ai 5000 Cent 200 Chi We ~,
3f0O......bet call 73l er int 'lVet eO "
1a Cold fsSrS BoS5s. s Railroad q m 100 Mi 81, Paul
500 r. @. 6s new 1000 Ohio Miss Railroad cot
jan and JAY 5t bonds. 30 100 To Wsb1 We
bCs,O O,..... Rt Cen Nat Bank io6 Railroad 49,. cit
90 Missouri es Pacific 100 Chic. and Alton
Goo state Ia ,s 20 Del Iaei tw,..,
E1D9 Apss ei Ce SO, 100 Ohio Miss
W.1 sfiSssn GSsS o. ga 100 r. T. Cent? 100 Ohio Mss
1909 s.ss ssS s. P,si: .s ' aSs1 20 r. e. a IA ' %'si g
2 .c".,.. s9i 100 Ene Railway. Mountain Ralrd 80
1000 U1 Pse Rail bet eah''''' 2st i% Sahc.go
900 illinois Cent 50 Reading lO.....,.....iS
10 SS0d1 cSo On p: a. IS sc Central ~ Ne
ineome... 80 Railroad :. b. cI2oi scrip...".....h
COO chic NV 200 Panama RailrJ 80 60 Clev Col
list mortgage 80. 800 Chi Nor ". Indianapolis r..
Q Railroad 67l bet caJ..... ~
100 West Un Teie J7i ioO............... 6il
SECOND BOARD.
Sales 0TGopsrament B0pd'
400 u s. 520Con 62...It 20 900 u g. so Goa go n.ll
$1,000 U $40 Con 65 .....1 100000 u n go Coa
SECOND BOARD, T. N.
Sab, OF STATE Boads- Raroaa-EIpr's'
1000 Tenn Cs old 1ai Co La 81 100 Mw st Paul ca,
Jan and July ... s.! 600 Union Pse Rail 2Oo; Nl
1850 Kentucky 9s 10 IlhnO, Central Railroad .'.'''@I
g. bonds. 8lI 100 Chi a No West 2t0 St. Lous
100 Quicksilver NJ Railroad SO Mountain RailTd 20
CoTpsny.... ~. 800 Chic 4 Nor We 20 Morris Bsser
E1pn .. c 81 moo Chic Rex L. lO:..:,..... 90
500 cen&n Railroad .lc7l $50 Albany susqu
Xiv Cer,ifcate. g3I 100 Nil 1T Paul RahOd,....b %
500 Bre Railway. Perlenod ~a % - "a Ere o,
Railroad....'.. Oh
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

EIGHT Per CENT GOLD INTEREST BONDS, WITH
STATE INDoRsEMENT.-The undersigned offer for sale
limited amount of First Mortgage Bonds OF the
Montgomery and Eufaua r. r. Co., indorsed by the
State of Alabama bearing eight per cent interest In
gold, payable in New-York March and September
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile on finished road.
Ample funds have been provided for the compile
ton of this road by October next and the funds roE
meeting the interest due in September next nave
already been placed in our hands.
The business of this road promises to be large and
profitable, and we confidently recommend its in
dorsed Mortgage Bonds to those seeking investments
as both safe and advantageous Price, for the pres
ent 05 and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., 25 Nassaust.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
Mem pnbliraiinns.

NfW pHOIr1lloN5.
IMEcctscAN PHOTo-LTHOGRAPHIC CO.'S
A oPIicE ss:ees :sse,s- ee No. 1G:s Ea,ea.e NY :.
S0 000 COPf,G55SS--A REMARKABLE
OO,OOV tooN ~,.-. t,.sss
Few WORKS have sppea THIS country have been received By
warm praise and such universal popularity the new book splel
. WHAT I KNOW OF FARMING. g.
BY hoMgs GREELEY -
hest ssl. geblssa ns ea3se f doe, Psi
g s Ss %s a G % .s $ $ Ss' moi. s csa s as Es " one
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The Farmer viii make and thousands Of dollars he win ONLY
sn gather sensible pages advice plainly told that viii be 90"
10 then in after life
WHAT KNOW OF FAR MING
BY HORACE GREELEY
MI orseey has r this SoE he gli9s.i and I. TsS9es
unfamiliar to the general ear" .-,, .s.e
Ths little know Of oxygen hydrogen nitrogen hsve tep
Iy. S Sse v 5s @ 5sGar @ a. y uh. sC % chemistry lie and only
perp'eIins TO o'heIS"
"bee paragraph my pages which win not be readily and
% % nsoSoa %s ia, pa paraS sf'5 % simple saa q a as
WHAT I KN6w Of TARM1N G.
By HORACE GREELEY
wsdoss aanl v, cont read Greeley s swssesa
.Shs eDsy G oSer. woa IN r ave crooked the
l an iron hoops but the workers and the thinkers are apt
he distinct classes, they should be the same
Aat that has sgays been us by no means follows that
always should or shall be"
M Geeey closes bis With the joyf trust that these essay
,Cht and perfect they viii ee ogssnls o. young farmers
s pride their calling and take hve interest 70 US I'M
and that viii be induced by Them 10 re As
b Norts Agriculture and tbe which minister 70 US en-
nency sne mpel is progress towards perfection when lev" !e
LsVe family foreeen"
WHAT KNOW OF FARMIN q d.
BY HORACE GREELEY
The book and the excellent sdFoe
sAoGnds IN make really valuable 70 any one
h SORT OF tUSptss occupation, or profession.
ought 70 sell rous copies Every family ought to have
spo they ought 10 read aud rerea1n
hands Of aud child IN the
o-f know how TedaId they do Et ought to be read 10
hen
published very handsome style Beautifully
yrHtod, bound IN egaBt cloth with gilt back.
PRICE 81 so.
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TANNER & Co,
BANKERS,

II Walst.. New-York
Buy and Sell, at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT ~ PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST.. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD co.
Interest payable August and February, IN New
York London, or Main, free oil
u. s. Taxes. TANNER 4 Co.. No. IL "aii-s"
SAINT LOUIS CITY PER- CENT GOLD 'kENLWAL
Bonds, having 20 years to run. We oher Sin,UV
above bonds, heing the whole issue; also Nor'h mis-
soun First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON Smith
CoITING, IA Broad-st
Chicago, Danville & Vncennes flrst seven rer
Cent Gold Mortgage Bonds, for sale by WM' BAILEY
LANG * Co, 81 Cliil-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

"Kbere paragraph my pages which will not be readily ana
fy Understood b7 an schoobOy Of fifteen years then have
"fsed maze TIA, paragraph simple and As 9sa as
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

100 IL a q. 1871 iisi 1880 u s. $40 Goa '6T....
u & $40 Reg t2...llJ liNo -
25O00U 4. $40 Goa 65. l00O IO Coo 6s 'er ns W.
soo m q $40 Con 65 ll2 1000 u 5a 1910 Ceu.ilJl
b0Rds-bdRh fdu00i<AIfs
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

Mr. Greeley closes bis book With The oa trq that these sys
.l AID fect Is hev are viii iIcte oussn Of young farmer
% es ofsr pde their calling and take vee interest Us I'm
eryneut win be induced by them TO read Aer 60
Better Norfs Agcuu and tbe sciences which minister 70 US en-
ency and mpe is progress towards perfection which lev, !e
haVee eyfn faiuilr fore esecu."
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
IcarsfalIy reported Tor Tss rnrsrvrI


heavy and naet7ej the close tie rlaThet Le~S AN ~
$50 6bls We quote. -, ,.arsa a.
Bait Aer. ana tie5rsowo mtei 70 good sap % i24
Aler GeoryetowG kEtge aud FAMILY ~ -
Country, Extra. 81
...... 80.
GEORGIA aud Tennessee Extra and Family va ~ -
ia fair and steady Gales o 20 O0< We 4
iOd - IS state AM Penn::; - 9@t9 ,
Corn steady and IN fair dmsn ses Of 40 bo e qse
Corn Meal Jsey.. 80 81 - Corn Meal bTg - u - ~
Com MeaiWester 65 % Corn Meal. Br, pn, ls ~ q ~ "
Ccrr Neal WestW. 40 co.
Oat Meal moderate request bot prices a' unhrf -'s St
rs bhls st IS fos CITY and 80 2J Tor Oliio % dock
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
WHAT L KNOW OF FA II NJ / n Ct
BY HORACE GREELEY.

M Greeley has the pins; and simplest manner
He avoided eoao the Csc o. terms ana t"uc
lions unfamiliar to the general ear" .,- .-..s
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
wHAT I Know Of FARMIN
By HORACE GRBELEY -

v,ac udpl v, oont read enotga>M Greeley 1--WE
~ moe ogA, With Soue think tn their heat
"she r.ensy; Others work I'll e backs crooked 70 the son
b OF ha hoops but the workers aDd the thinkers are
sto he distinct classes whereas they should be the same
rt hat sesys been thus 1t by no means follows that
sava,s should OF shall be-"
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
SECOND BOARD,


1900 L. 590Con 1900 H. g. $50 Goa 5 D...l1l
5000 $40 Co1 65 .....1 200 900 u H. $40 Goa t..ISi
SECOND BOARD, T. NJ
B0HdsBdk and RdrodfEprFss
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

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New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

The little oxgen hydrogen nitrogen etc sve ke 70
uv sroe whatever them w0u be useless TO those
already acquainted with the elementary truths Of Chemistry and only
"perpeKihg 10 others"
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

TIE booL remarkable and the good sense excellent sd'ee
sp sAoGnds IN make really valuable 70 any one
h any Of busip,ss, occupation, or profession
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

sell millions Of copies Every family ought to have copy
spo they ought TO read aud re-rea1t.
II the hands Of aud child the
o-f they how Ieaand they do tt ought to be read 10
them
e. book published ih very handsome style Besutifol
yrntod, bound eleg gaE cloth with gilt back
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

AGENTS and Others are numbers Of this valuable ltd
book Properly introduced, ct least member out
beaIy every family the country De Induced 70 buy copy
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

WHAT 1 KNOW OF FA MIN q
BY HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
Jn5trgtilon.

A BEL WHITLOCK's FAMILY BOARDING
"a sCHOOL Danbur Conn-Peassnt horOngh instruction
long standing terms $50 boar English and musei Collegiate bus
spl ornamental branches taught
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

When the "Bossn first got into trouble he had
many trends. IL was thought he might be able to
tide over the difficulty But alas poor human ma
Iure does not stick BY the decaying man, and the
multitude felt what the people were "gOing to do
about IT."
Mr.. Charles O'Conor is rather q bad sort OF man
to quarrel with. He generally knows what he Is
about and the ''Boss'' knows 1t now; but he did
not know it some time ago, when he defed the
whole city and thought ne was monarch OF the
state. Poor old man, what q change has come
over him! In the Tombs oh
Tne feeling IN the city Yesterday was a oecideay
ne mas made many or them SesitaIed before saving
q good word for the dethrOned ruler. They were
silent as mice, and were thinking about them-
The great topic in all the barrooms was the arrest
OF the BOSS" The peculiar individuals who hang
day, laltered in their former support OF the great
anspurser and oss entu5sa s,sa sysn S Wned nk
very rough on the BOSS" When the announce.
ment Of the proceedings In the Court OF General
Sessions became generally known the "Boss" was
left without single adherent The truth must be
said that the under dog got great many kicks.
But such is human nature.
Among the more respectable classes Of the com.
munity there was o relief that the "BOss" was in
jail And 1t was even reJolced at tnat the jail was
How the times have changed
Only few months ago who was II within the por-
come forth at the bidding OF '.William NJ. Tweed ~
IL was rejOiced AZ That the Old bird was Gagged
Indeed, there had been serious grumbling tnai he
had not been in the ..chalns" long ago. It could
not be understood why Connolly should be In q
prison while the arch Tammanylte was at liberty.
But there was hope III Charles COnOr, ana there
was quiet waiIlng for his action.
1t must be interesting for The "BOss' to know that
the city c0ntrlved TO ve even while he was In the
Tombs. Even IN the Seventh ward there was no
cOmmOtiOn caused BY his arrest. Tue Oriental Clue
and the William M. Tweed Club were In their ordi-
vrvlO QQt n-CnC ia
billiards being the order Not Q word about the
poor "BOss' III the TOmbS.
IL was rough, an outsider would think.
But such is the late even or generous rascals
People bear with them for while, and then weary
OF them. Suspicion is one thing, proof Is quite
another. The 'BOssn is already condemned, and
Heaven itself could not now clear his character OF
the stigma 'tnter.n There were many people yes
tercay who commiserated his family, though con-
demning himself. And there were poor men to say
that they would prefer poverty and honesty to Bill
Tweed's millions ana the Tombs.
Such Is life
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

thew 7. gaxed at the crowd and looked wise.
While Mr.. UConor was speaking the room was
ane. as canrcn during me delivery OF some lm n
him. and az one side sat his son, the General, who
had evidently been weeping. and lew feet
'' the Metropolitan Hotel. while his his brother
Ricnard sat on the other side. The proceedings
Judge Barnard or the counsel for the accused made
some point IN law or enumerated some formula the
ponderous head OF Counsellor Stoughton nodded ap-
when Mr. UOonor's speech touched on the hour
and nnally on an hour and half there came some
dropped on hlmself' Mr.. O'Conor closed very hap
COMPLIMENT TO THE REPORTERS
by saying that they would know he had not quoted
Shakespeare correctly In regard to rooing crime IN
gold or rags and that for the Court and Others It
When Judge Barnard so tersey uttered his decision
directing the accused to md bail In $4,000 tnc
Sowd IN the lobby pped and
exactly lovers Of the '.Boss'' Joined in the
applause. Confusion Immediately prevailed; o.
the "Boss' and grasped him by the hand. The gen.
lleman INT. Sands who appeared TO 90 The bail was
accepted. In vain did the oriers say .srne Court
has not adjourned order! Orderln 1t was no use.
Judge Barnard dropped mis- stick grabbed hs sesskia
coat and said, "AdJ0urn the Court" Then Cieve.
lands "Hear We. hear ye" rang out; the "BOss" and
his boys started 70 20: the crowd jammed against
kept the crowds tack and allowed to follow him
down the stairs. He went out at the basement door
on Chambers street. Jumped into MS carriage, r,gS
rapidly away to his residence. The crowd
gazed after the carriage until 1t rounded
william M. was surrounded, and so oesleged by 30.
hemlans and snyster lawyers that he was obliged
Chambers street and give orders to drive him home.
His coach was gazed alter until 1t WAS lost IN the
whirlpool OF vehicles on broadway. then the crowd
dispersed and thus ended the days excitement at
the public 01lceS.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

SYDNEY, CB, Dec e-Anived. ssean,ship Robert inshaa
Be- Whs.S White New g YSrs ,S .ebr johnson, nsh,
man, PhiIadsipnia.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec l5-sailed, bark Robert tswe, Wn;
xsssns pss !; BT .n
o,cs;s C,ssIsds.hy: Ida Phu.aspna Bay ss.se
BaneS e .as sAann p S.rf
from s. s, Hs
issArrivsd, steamer Monticello from Charleston; sh,p
Hossley, ley, from LIVERPOOL - ~" o'-'e.' ~
Ho~es Boston sehr Jane Emson Rev YORK.
sGSsIl;n ows: Nor
American Loyds. Park. Bristol, =; Conquest small Mar
@ :i s'sss .sa
Eis: ss.ssSn: and %.y Norm S.sS . io1s s'
CBARLEsT0N, Deo iS-Arivsd. schu Myrover. ana
sa,isSMsisamshp aanha,tap woodruff, New York.
FORTRESS MONROE. Dec lS-Pas:ed ,n for Baltimore.
Passed Steamship Maryland: for Havana; Oriss Re-
GALVESTON, Dec Arrived. BARK Rosaline Br. Bysou
csr. Msm.n ..s., 5,s.poG
70. ssa
aaN & on s,a ana sn Gs"a Es%
sssx ss SSs Ss
York.
ss:fy
Reed, Baltimore via Havana and Key West .,., I,,o,
.p. siSnS
oSSn Ss .So ,snr
sS
Ssa isS% ssSs
Maria Eliza Austrich from Havana schrs Lily OF the Val
81 ss:.ss 'e s% inss ssis
x,ans s1s from ss: B9:Gp
sIsSS e D's -s sas.s sus.s s.s %
timore, 70 finish ds schrs James Jones Jones' EnOs
Sffs ssi iSas1i H.
sas: ssss.%:sip yssss
Lsn ss: esn sonss
u.
n Se ss S. Ice No s
isrday short cruise down the river; found cOnids
IEwTs Dec lsBrig Curtis remain: for P%hil.aslphis D
Arrived from above an unknown bark About ~ scars arc
PM-Pamed in Yesterday. barts Princess As..nar.
don; Harry Knight, from Ardrossan; brig Aue Durkee
from London Southern Belle from Ardrossan, went
up n Wednesday.
PORTLAND. Dec l4-Arrved, schrs Harriet Ryan, Hen-
s%sseSe %sesor for t1 New YOE Emma Day
s:s s,%:sp' sss Clyde
Clearcd-Schr Roswell Copp Galveston.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec l6-Arrived, ship Glory OF The
St SAVANNAH, Dec i5-Aived. steamship Leo Dearborn
New York.
Cleared-Steamships Rita, Liverpool; Montgomery Fair
CLOTH York; San Salvador. Nickcrson do bark Zena
Hn Lverpool brigs Arrogane Bsrcelona Emilio do schr
Electa Bailey, st Marys -
SATILLA, Ga, Nov 29Arived, bark Nashwank (Br). Le
Blanc New York s0h brig Martha Berry, Berry, Carde-
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

Inserso Co.. claiming therein the sum Of ss sS 70 On On
account OF and for liability against the sad county n
Cured previously the OF the said act or
furnished for County Court rooms and omces - seseo
such claim.
PAYING THE wARRANTs.
That Afterwards Richard b. Connolly, In making ana
subscribing certain In writing, also subscribed
then and there, BY each Of the three officers OF
the Board OF Audit, whereby IN substance ~ was
falsely certified three officers had audited the said
claim and allowed the at the OF 9lSso 81;
Richard b. Connolly, Comptroer DID, on pre-
of such certificate and IN pretended OF
hts duties said fourth section the said claim 70
the said so using the said name oi lngersoi
Comp any, appearing by such false certificate 70 De
en.tled under said fourth section to receive such
Of September the year s7 while the papers so
and possession OF Richard B. Connolly as Comptroller,
the said papers and the said certificate were ana
and still who lost, and that the
be produced TO BY the said jurors
and that therefore, they cannot state more
particular description thereof than herein above given
CORRUPT NEGLECT OF DUTY.
And the jurors aforesaid do further say that Richard
Connolly, the ls day OF August 1870. bound 70
audit e aforesaid, did then and there wlifuily.
unlawfuly and corrupty neglect to audit, or ex.
anime the validity and CORRECTNESS o. ns sorn, ora
Of the statute and against the peace Of tao people OF the
State New York and their dignity.
SAMUEL Is. GARvlN, District Attorney.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER Is, 1871.
CLEARED.

sseamship Columbia Br), Small, GLASGOW Henderson
Steamship Trojan obi, Thomson. Glasgow Henderson
steamship Rhen NG), Meyer. Bremen via Southampton
Steamship Franklin (Na), preyer. s,etin-wend. Ram
melsburg.
ste.mshp City Of Austin new, Edredge Galveston via
scamshp Geo Cromwell Clapp New orleans-H Crom.
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson, New orleans-Frederic
Baker. sN''''
Steamship Ashland, Moore Fernandina-Jas Hand
Steamship huntsville, Crowel. Savannah-R Lowden
Steamship Champion Lockwood, Chareston-H X Nor
steamship Terry, salyear, Newbcrn. Murray, Fer
steam.hip wyanoke. Couch. Richmond &c-od Dominion
Steamship Knight johnson, Georgetown, DEG
Merrick.
Steamship Volunteer Howe Philadelphia Steam
Steamship Alliance shute. salem-Murray, Ferris co.
Steamship Acushnes Rector. New Bedford-Ferguson
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston-H Dimock
Ship Alice Ball, Guest Sydney and Dunedn-R Came
Bark Nabop, Din Bombav-orpheus, Harding Co.
Bark Jane srratt (Br), sprat Bristol E-E Morgan's
Bark aindes tNorw. Brunsgaard, Gloucester. L-Funoh,
BARK Golden Fleece tBrJ, Rhodes, Barbados~H Irow-
Bark Bari Ephraim williams Keen, Galvsston-c Mallory
Bark Courier (Na). Krohmann. Wilmington. NC-Funoh.
Brig Eliza sherris tEr), Ball. smyrns-G Buley.
Brig Amilcare tltalh Romano, Gibraltar for orders
Brig John Wesley. Ford Gibraltar for orders-Mnler
HoughtoD.
schr Chas Dame, Beveridge, Mayaguez, PR-BJ Wen
S ss sn Potter Gasi W.sSinson SCw Hinm.n
&Co
Steamer Phisdelpbia. Jones, Phiadelphia.
Steamer Sinners, DAVIS, Phiiadelpnia-
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

espUvSWs, md eountsrsxned BY @ Lynes, Jr. a
Brosssvy ssy Bank No. sus. New York june 81, is'o'
ksy:sr CO.. order Acn.sSa nrs. hqn qn,
Parm%sns % 4 1c sd os various amorss and dri rooms nay
sisassB q shSSs III; sasssEr4, stLfs Comptroller.
sess,,srsSms S.dIIs Lssfs r.! "
rnk FRAUD oossUnMATEn 49, a. "a.
possession, auditor the ssoed and counter.
which was IN hts san G as 20 '.s asp @
ferred valid liabiy county Sc. on As drawn
sGsa sssrsa s1' @ and shs, "n %sn
intent 70 Ss.Ss ss,v.s the Ds0ps Sss fSna nd
sasn.y a .'Sn snon S.mss w.s:oa s
fac. the prssesssa ss ms referred
70 ns 70 sG:'s ss s1 % NJ
not at tine @ clam IN. ns no Tors Sses ana ms
}kurnisSsd but items included IN ths claim q
what specific portion had been done
Of a "Sas ssa ssnsa Tnss ~ia% NJ Tweed tSe~ these
rsAuDULENrLY AND rxLoNIousLY ovERsrArKp
70 the e..u. of on. hal. over and above their . value
That With intent % derand The people William Tweed oo.
Of the o hs Ss
form Of the e % e I'm and % aad
The third count sets forth the same allegations a. the
and the second counts the Introduction Of the bill Of
Keyser Co.. mentioned before, which dated May IL,
July II, 1862 for $l SSs s. and second bin, OF the
date for S4 1855 Attached 10 the latter the following
alndavt;-
CRY and Cp1ny of Nefo York,
-, being duly sworn, deposes and that the items
specified the articles therein have fact
been performed furnished and by due authory also
hs the prices CHARGED reasonable and just and that said
has not becn either whole part paid salts
fed or assigned, and the 10 now justly due to him
Sworn TO before me,
Also the foowing cersieca.e;-
~ certify that articles above enuemerated have been
received and the services performed that they
for and been will be applied TO the use OF
sonable"
Af,er this ts the receipt given the Comptroller from the
person who presented the clsim e o. ,s7o
Received from Richard B. Connolly Comptroller,
the County the OF foury -four
thousand three hundred and eighty 67l00 collars In
full payment Of the above account.
xll,3Se 81. (Signed)
papers Mayor Comptroller for signature
and that Tweed being bound perform his duties faithfully
and honestly audit the claims TO him. did for the
purpose Of
CoRRUPvLY ACQUIRING MONEY,
BY OF the warrant which he would be issued
for the claim, feioniously sign his name "Wilam NJ
Tweed upon the paper prehxed 10 these words. "Pres.
Board of Hups" and the County Auditor took In his pos
session after that signing and the blanks
and had the warrant signed and In oner
similar cases
frauds and violations OF the statutes which mentioned In
the As with fresh Of interest other than those
mentioned.
The document 10 signed
SAMUEL B. GARvIN, District Attorney.