The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04
THE COURTS.


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eight months, the lot was sold without notice
TO her. She therefore asks an Injunction, ~
above stated.
Judge Wylie made an order granting the
Injunction temporarily, and setting the 10th
instant ut which the defendants should show
cause against the continuance OF the In
Junction.
THs PROGRESS OF DIVORCES.
Horatio Marymau vs.. Louisia Maryman.
This Is q divorce suit, the facts Of which were
published here some months since. The
former order Of publication not serving lie
purpose, the order that the defendant BE-
notified by advertisement was renewed.
Abraham Just Va. Lena Just. The sum
mons issued 10 this case few weeks since,
when We gave detailed statement OF the
plaintiffs charges, having. been returned
mot found" that is, that the marshal was
not able TO find Lena Just In the city, II was
ordered that she he notified by advertisement
that this suit Is pending against her. Should
she not then appear, proceedings will DO
taken In her absence.
Mitchell vs.. Roberts. This lsa petition
to set aside certain sale. Judge Wyllc
made an order that rule DO Issued return
able on the 7th Of September TO show cause
why the sale should not DO set aside. J. K.
Williams for petitioner.
Adjourned.
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~ CLIMBERS - Byore Jndge wye. -
yuoge Wyne acted on inc ioiiowing business
IN cn"moers yes.c.uay
A. ~ nhh ,s.,, CORPUS CASE;
VT; n. u. miier presented tue petition
9. oonn Mcseraie' u cltlLen Q! tne city OF
Wasmngton, VINO represented That ne was
IN jaw wnnont iegal autnoIityi ,nat no was
S Tn ~ uhae, wai, ~. issued oy 1ussice
Sos' SnaIe'ng mm, on 'ne compiains OF mar,
r,et meseraie, win an assae't and battery
upon neii tna. on lhe Sttn OF august, isov,
P.osaeu ~, su.'y on 'ue euaige ana was nneo
20 ana ~ eos's' ano tne justice, IN ADDITION
nsne hne, s.se Lequ,rea MIN 70 give oaii Y
Yep wy Pcace ior sn lnon.ns, ana IN deiaul'
snien no ooIn,ns.ed n,h 70 JAN unaer
pretended commitment. That the petitioner
aca WARDS, on .ne sotn day OF August
,ooy, aPPcareo, ~ nus attorney, n. IL. NIL
' oe,oIe ., su't t 10Y, ana entered into bono
WIN suIs,es "a sovV 70 Keep the peace, Al
,slu, s;a s suia Justice, ana mat theIeupor
no u yasIo ,''uea JUS release 70 tue
s's " sno ,j I, w .ne wsruen reiusct
70 release, 70 hoerate MIN, and still refuses
70 ao 30, ana continues 70 mold the peti
fore asked writ OF hdbeas corpus directing
the .,, warden Of The jail to produce his 9TH
petitioners body In court, and that the peti
TONER be discharged from custody. Thu
Pct'tion was sworn 70 before the clerk OF TIT
court upon nearing Mr.. Miller's state
ihent sudge Wyhe ordered tue discharge o.
inc peti,ioner, ana nc was discharged nc
cordingy.
THE LIQUOR FINE CASE.
In the case or Catharinc Bailey reportot
yesterday and still held for the non-paymen
Of q hne OF sso' On the continuance OF tn
hearing yesterday Judge Wylle expressed
tue opinion that the violation OF the law
ioioiuuing tue saie OF liquor without llccns'
being a criminal offence the fine imposet
therefor was not merely debt but was ,
punishment Imposed for a criminal offence
and consequently attached as to married
woman as to Itnlmf sole.
: MT. webb for the petitioner filed the fol
} lowing athdayit;
: Catharlne Q. Dwyer being duly sworn
says that on tho 18th day Of August, 1850
she went to the Office Of o. 8. b. Wall ant
onered herself security for Mrs. Catharln,
Bailey for the payment ofthe One which th,
! said Wall had imposed on the said Catha
,,ne Bailey, and that the reply OF the sal.
wan was Il VIII nave nothing to do will
u She iurther says she Is worth at lcas
,our thousand dollars after the payment o
her debts: