Pennebaker v. Williams
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE.. 13. — PROCEEDINGS BY ELLIOTT K. PENNEBAKER ADMINISTRATOR DE BONIS NON OP WARREN MITCHELL, DECEASED POR A STTLEMENT OF HIS ACCOUNTS IN -WHICH FLEMING WILLIAMS AND OTHERS PILED OBJECTIONS. — Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court (Chancery Branch, Second Division). Samuel B. Kirby, Judge. From, the judgment plaintiff appeals and certain parties file cross appeal. —
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Lassing
— Beversing.
Warren Mitchell had, for many years prior to 1861, been in business in Louisville,. Ky. Many of h's customers lived in the South, and, after the war between the states was declared,'he obtained permission from the federal authorities to go South and settle and adjust his business affairs with his Southern customers. While in the South, he purchased from different parties 738 bales -of cotton, which he caused to be stored in Savannali. Thereafter, when Savannah was captured by the federal authorities under G-eneral Sherman, this cotton was seized…
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