The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06
THE COURTS.
ORrHASs' CouRr--Jsdge P~ccU.-This
,ourt was occupied a. follows on Saturday

ORrHANs' CoURr--Jsdge Pwceu.-This
'ourt was occupied a. follows on Saturday
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INFORMATION. |
Upon the application Of party who had
'ccn acting guardian, a. 10 the tlmo when
10 must report 10 the court, he was In
ormed that he must report annually.
Anothsf esutleman was told that all the
PERSONAL what's OF Ne wife which the hus-
-iage, bssams Ne absolute properly Of the
LAST WILL
The last win u Aoosst A. Lacey, d fol. |
lows, was oleA and aAmlltsS 10 probate.
The testator, aftsr snuounulnk N good
health, and tho certainty Of desth, never |
theless, proceeds 70 deeiguass HE will thus
First, In humble confidence Of future ex |
istencc, commit my soul 10 God, tho Father
Almighty, and my body 70 the earth, whence |
II sprung, tobe buried, II practicable, by the |
posing In the family burying ground at
Maryland, or II not convenient
and practicable, In any other spot that may
be selected by my friends, either In Oak Hill
cemetery or the Congressional cemetery.
He leaves TO his wife Blanche all the prop
erty Of which he dies possessed, of every
kind and character, 70 be by he, held In fee
simple forever; yet stating further that 1t Is
his will that at her death she may will II to
such persons a. she may select. He desires
TO include In his property any lands that may \
belong TO him In Minnesota, and which may
DO held BY any agents Of his at Hastings,
and also any money or bonds Of such agents,
all which he wishes TO DO paid over to his
wife Blanche. classify he says, 81 hereby
constitute the said Blanche Lacey my sole
executrix, and In case Of her death, my
brother -in-law, Charles Ferguson, and espe-
cially desire, II the law does not require
bond from her, that she may qualify as ex-
ecutrix without giving bond, as have the
most entire confidence In her honor and In
tegrity, and know she will faithfully execute
ali the provisions Of this WILL" The will Is
proved by Z. l.. Childs,. A. N. Zcverly, James
II. Mari, and r. W. Gurley.
GOLD QUESTION.
John d. Handley and George 7. Handley
Ale their petition setting forth that ]. +.
noogson, their guardian, had received e3,3 $40
as guardian, In gold, but that In settling, he
had settled In greenbacks. They ask that
no be required to pay "a per cent. additional
as the value Of the gold received by him.
sold any gold belonging 70 them, and affirm
Ing that the wards have had the full value
Of any funds which ever camo into his hands,
Leech for petitioners. Norris for respond
-. rn-
1ns. Luo e@"o ""S PssPo"co unth Satur-
uay hok''
Charlotte Muuck, guardian of the or
phans Of G. Il. Munck, asked 10 be allowed
sssl.So, tne wno'e net Income OF sara wards
slnce .no deatn OF tneir Iatncr Ior their
snpport, maintenance ana eoucat'oni winch
was nioweo. -
mana lance PAVING c,mimed certain
personal properly IN evening house NO.
Moore at the time OF his death, his admins
srator, II. 2. pavn, MES ms answer, deny
ing tnat SAID Francis Is tne owner OF such
estate. The case was continued until next
court.
ACCOUNTS
The following accounts were hledi The
nrN ana maj accOunt OF ratriek poWhey,
adminlstrator OF Timothy Downey, showing
$l02.o9 overpaid.
Inc nrst account OF Inomas Meaney,
guardian OF the orphans OF Timothy Dow
ney, showing t7S.47 overpaid.
The second and nnal account Of Thomas
Knowles, administrator Of Elijah Sheldon
showing balance OF &24.67 to DO distrib
uted.
The second and hnal account OF Ell A
Mitchell, showing sl4.70 ovcrpaid.
LsrrnRs TssrAxsNTARr.
Mary M. Hollingshead qualified as admin
bonds IN $2,0O with James W. Drane ant
V! Harnaugn as suretics:
bianche Lacey qualihed as executor Q
kooen a. Lacey giving BOND In $1,000
win Q. V. Mics ana u. u. townsend a
sureties.
GUARDIANS.
John q. Downey qualified % guardian o
Sarah Downey, giving bond In $1,000:
Ihomas J., Duney 29anaed as guardian o
mary lane quincy ewing pond In $500, wit
q. Z. Quincy and JaTses Mckenna as sure
Thomas Mcdonald qualified as guardia,
OF me orphans Of John A. sens' Ewing BON
nsi,vv, VIII o. D. oiaAe anu 'ohn Sarro'
preh'as sure''es.
r. AffhAIss.
ino ioiioWlng apPiaisemen.s Oh INC PEI
sonai es'a.e OF aeceaents were niea oy IN
p " so III. ,s cha rsoh es,S,
Ss,oo''lo; and inc s,o Valuation sn OF IRAN
Msn, gu v J ' .ho 20 'a n,
nas sp, orpnans," ulcn snc appIais9is xaig
$500 I'll, srso Ot VI. a. es's ags Vi hugh
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IN hAnBhssIpg9rs 1.dge nym'Iil
, , WI,, Srihai BUSINESS was ociore oudt
, "yne On IssuIoA TT u,.r. ,
: way ieiu'ssiIn ., a. u. Wohs, Sovernor
Virginia, nnvins oeen presented ior tne oot
OF painey moone shas WIN. iayior' eharg
WIN stesnng morse from 2; v: boya,
, naAnu "a sou"y, Suuge myne issuea
S1aor gu a,iaay, dlIeelng .ne Prlsone, 70
4 Stousns oeiore nun on SATURDAY, ana up
! ns spPoaIA M. On ea'urea{, ne was
nnhoeo 70 tnc eus'ouy OF deputy sher
'orn y. N'rak, u Ine county OF hlefandri
IhomAs bowie, charged with assault al
battery with Intent 70 Kill, was admitted
ball In the sum OF 1880.
liz CHAmsRs-Bgor Judge Fishtr.-A.
. Amber W. q. =. Rittenhouse and Presto
! This 10 an application for an Injunction
= restrain the defcndants from selling or allie
), ating the title to certain invention or i
= ters patent. Judge Fisher granted tc
porary Injunction, with right to show eau
= = on the tn OF september next.
. EQUITY ORDERS fudge WyH at Cha
> ors.-The following orders were made
=, Saturday;
70 DIVORCE CASES PROGRESSING.
Mary Ellen McElfresh vs.. z. McElfre
y In this case, some time since, the CO
lr directed the defanda mt tn nav n lin ony tn