The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-09-28
GEORGE T. ANrHoNYs RECORD IL NEW
YORK

In this after, IHE LINES l. content witt
the mere publication OF the official docu
ments, leaving our reade.s to form theil
own conclusions.
The supreme audacity of George I. An.
thony upon former occasions, causes US to
be extremely cIreful to publish nothing ex'
cept upon proofs strong az Holy Writ, fol-
he has heretofore denied the truth of :hing:
We knew to be true, and asserted the truth
of things we knew to be false. We can not
therefore, count, with any degree of GER
tainty, upon the reliability of statements
which he has made to US, concerning ques-
tons affecting his personal integrity.
The people of Kansas will read the fol-
towing astounding revelations and Judge for
themselves:
SAFE of Neu Y@k, Supreme Court, Albany
County.
The People OF the State Of New York,
against George T. Anthony, Robert l..
Hill, Isaac w. Swan and Augustus NJ.
Ives. Summons for u money demand on
contract. Com. not served
To the Defendants:
You are hereby required to answer the
complaint in this action, which will be filed
in the Office OF the clerk of the city and
county of Albany, at the City Hall in Al
bany, and to serve a copy of your answer
to the said complaint on the subscriber, at
his office in the State Hall, in the city of
Albany, within twenty days after the ser
VII nf fhla am nm IF
the day of such service and if you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will
take Judgment against you for the sum of
three hundred and fifty 25-lOO dollars, with
interest from the 9th day of November,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine,
besides the costs of this action.
Dated February -, 1866.
J. ii. MARTTNDALe,
Attorney General, for Plaintiffs.
SUPREME COURT.
The People of the State of New York,
against George L. Anthony, Robert L.
Hill, Isaac w. Swan and Augustus NJ.
Ives.
hereby admit due service of copy of
the annexed summons, made on me at the
city of New York, this md day of March,
1866. ]. W. SWAN,
Supreme CoIHt-ABdny County.
The People of the State of New York,
against George T. Anthony, Robert L.
Hill, Isaac w. Swan and Augustus NJ.
Ives. Complaint.
The people of the State of New York,
plaintiffs in the above entitled action, by J.
ii. Martindale, their Attorney-General,
complain OF the above named defendants,
and respectfully show to this court:
That on or about the twentieth day of
April, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty -nine, George I. Anthony, one
of the above named defendants, was duly
appointed one of the Commissioners for
loaning certain moneys of the United
States, for the county OF Orleans, in the
State Of New York, and entered upon and
continued to hold said Office until on or
about the 9TH day of April, 1861.
That the defendants, George L. Anthony,
Robert L. Hill, Isaac w. Swan and Angus
tus NJ. Ives, did, in pursuance of the stat
utes in such Gaze made and provided, on |
the twenty-sixth day Of April, in the year |
Aforesaid, under their hands and seals, exc. |
cute and deliver to the said plaintiffs, a |
certain bond or writing, obligatory, where |
in and whereby they acknowledge them
selves, jointly and severally, to be held and |
firmly bound unto the people Of the State of |
New York, in the sum Of nine thousand, |
three hundred and thirty-four 33-lOO dol. |
lars, 10 be paid to the said people: condi.
toned, that '.if the said George T. Anthony,
duly appointed one Of the commissioners
for loaning certain moneys of the United
States, for the county Of Orleans, shall well,
truly and faithfully perform the duties of
said commissioner, pursuant TO the act en-
titled An act authorizing a loan of certain
moneys belonging to the United States, de-
posited with the State of New York for
safe keeping and shall discharge his said
duties without favor, malice or partiality,
then this obligation to be void; otherwise
to remain in full force and virtue"
And the plaintiffs allege and aver that
the said defendant, George 7. Anthony, has
not kept and performed the conditions of
the said bond or writing obligatory,
according 10 the tenor and effect of
the same, but on the contrary there
OF, has failed in the performance
Of his duties of said commissioner, in not
having accounted to the said plaintiffs for
The moneys placed in his hands as such
and in having retained in
MS hands portion of said moneys contrary
% Law.
And the said plaintiffs aver that there
vas due to them from the said defendant, ,
GEORGE L. Anthony, on the 9th day of No ,
'ember, in the year 1859, and still is due
he sum of three hundred and fifty 25-IOO
iollars, which the said defendant George I
|. Anthony has neglected and refused, and ]
ill does neglect and refuse to account for
II pay over to the said plaintiffs.
by reason whereof an action has accrued
o the said plaintiffs, to have and demand {
1 and from the said defendant herein the r
all sum Of three hundred and fifty 25-lOO a
ollars.
Wherefore, the plaintiffs demand judg.
lent against the said defendants for the n
Inn of three hundred and fifty 25-IOO dol O
lrs, with interest from the 9Th day of No
ember, one thousand eight hundred and
lily nine. }. II. MARTINDALE,
Attorney General, for Plaintiffs. Ii
lily and County Of AlBany-s. l.
Thomas Hillhouse being duly sworn. .
ys: That he is com troller of the State Il
New York; that lie has read the forSeo- Al
6 complaint and knows the contents there
, and believes the same to be true; that
s belief is based upon knowledge Of the %
cts derived from the records in the Office eli
the said comptroller. 4.
THoM. HnLHoUsE.
Sworn before me this 2lst day of March o,
90 HENRY GAILIEN,
Commissioner of Deeds, CITY of ALBANY ."
SUPREME COURT. =