Eckert v. McKee
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 82 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL PROM MERCER CIRCUIT COURT. CITED 12 Allen, 529, Kellogg v. Waite. Code, sec. 248. 2 Brightly’s Digest, page 490, note b. 18 B. Mon. 60. CITED Code, sections 474, 475.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE PETERS
delivered the opinion oe the court.
On the 4th of March, 1871, Mr. Adams, the pension-agent at Lexington, gave his check on the United States assistant treasurer for $1,595.37, payable to the order of appellee, Mrs. M. H. McKee. On the same day J. T. Vanarsdale returned to his office with the name of Mrs. McKee indorsed on the check, and he went to a bank in the city of Lexington, introduced Mr. Vanarsdale to the cashier, and the check was cashed by the bank. This check was drawn in favor of Mrs. McKee for a pension due her as the mother of James F. McKee, who was a lieutenant and…
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