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Iera newspapers now-a-days that they are compelled to deal with more disagreeable subjects than even Mr. Seward.The following dispatch, due this office on the oth, was not delivered. It is the announcement of the beginning of the Tomer mnddle:Atlanta, July 5, p. m.—Several days since, Captain Tim Murphy, special detective, arrested two women who had in their possession a portion of a large sum of United States currency stolen from the Treasury Department at Washington. Forged signatures were signed to the Treasury notes, and large amounts passed in Augusta, Ga. These women implicate H. M. Turner, the recently appointed postmaster at Macon. Turner was arrested yesterday by the United States Marshal and brought to Atlanta. An investigation is now going on, but efforts are being made to keep it secret Further developments looked for to-morrow.id | A Tolebably smart mot is attributed to the 4 i present British Foreign Minister. Mr. Sumner, io , after living into advanced age a bachelor, mar-j ried, three years since, a young widow of great ’ I personal attraetions. Recently the man and 8» wife have, on the ground of incompatibility of temper, separated. Lord Clarendon being ask-e | ed what impression Mr. Sumner’s late speech cl had made upon him, answered, 4T have read it,
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Macon Weekly Georgia Telegraph
Macon, Georgia, US
Fri, Jul 09, 1869
Page 4
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Lois N.
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