Hudson v. State ex rel. Barnes

George W. Barnes was duly declared, by the verdict of a jury, to be a person of unsound mind, and Levi W. Hudson was duly appointed guardian of the person and estate of said George, accepted the trust, and gave bond, with Calvin ~W. Hudson and Sylvester Deputy as his sureties, conditioned according to law. By order of the court, the said guardian sold certain lands belonging to his ward, collected the money, and failed to pay it over, but resigned his trust as such guardian. Afterwards the ward was duly declared, by the verdict of a jury, to be of sound mind. The complaint avers that said…