United States v. Eggleston
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Oregon
Action on paymaster's bond [by the United States against Virgil S. Eggleston and others].
1Opinion of the Court
DEADY, District Judge.
0⅛ July 10, 1873, the defendant Eggleston, being a paymaster in the army of the United States, gave a bond to the plaintiff, with the defendant Robie and the deceased Alexander Miller as his sureties therein, in the sum of $40,000, conditioned, among other things, that said Eggleston would account for all moneys received by him as such paymaster, and, when thereunto, required, would refund any such moneys remaining in his hands unaccounted for.
On December 15, 1875, upon a statement and adjustment of Eggleston’s accounts at the treasury department, it was. ascertained and…
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