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South Carolina (South Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 6
The Washington defalcation, &c.
The Washington Star of Monday evening furnishes the following additional particulars about the defalcation in Washington:
A day or two since, Goddard Bailey, the law clerk of the Interior Department--a native of South Carolina, appointed to office from Alabama, a young married man of about thirty years of age, admitted to be a person of remarkably flue abilities and attainments — placed in the hands of a friend a letter to be handed to Secretary Thompson.
This was during the latter's recent absence.
His manner was such as that the frind pressed him with inquiries concerning its contents, and, learning them, hastened to deliver it to Mr. T. on the instant of his return to this city on Saturday evening last.
It proved to be a voluntary confession from Bailey that at the instance of another he had abstracted (and loaned to that person) from the iron safe under his charge, a large amount--$830,000--of the State bonds held by Mr. T. as Secretar
Alabama (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 6
The Washington defalcation, &c.
The Washington Star of Monday evening furnishes the following additional particulars about the defalcation in Washington:
A day or two since, Goddard Bailey, the law clerk of the Interior Department--a native of South Carolina, appointed to office from Alabama, a young married man of about thirty years of age, admitted to be a person of remarkably flue abilities and attainments — placed in the hands of a friend a letter to be handed to Secretary Thompson.
This was during the latter's recent absence.
His manner was such as that the frind pressed him with inquiries concerning its contents, and, learning them, hastened to deliver it to Mr. T. on the instant of his return to this city on Saturday evening last.
It proved to be a voluntary confession from Bailey that at the instance of another he had abstracted (and loaned to that person) from the iron safe under his charge, a large amount--$830,000--of the State bonds held by Mr. T. as Secreta
Peter Lammond (search for this): article 6
James H. Allen (search for this): article 6
Goddard (search for this): article 6
Carlisle (search for this): article 6
Busher (search for this): article 6
Thompson (search for this): article 6
William H. Russell (search for this): article 6
Goddard Bailey (search for this): article 6
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