State v. Hinkson
Supreme Court of Missouri
Error to the Circuit Court of Washington county.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court, delivered by
Tompkins, Judge.
The State of Missouri sued Hinkson in the circuit court of Washington county, when judgment being given for Hink-son, she sues out her writ of error to reverse that judgment.
Hinkson was sheriff of Washington county, and was sued by the State on his official bond; and it is assigned as a breach, that he retained in his hands $594.74 of moneys belonging to the State. Hinkson set off a demand against the State of $659.75, for fees and charges for the keeping Edward Wideman, in the years of 1831 and 1832, who had been indicted in the circuit court…
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