McLeod v. Bernhold

Harrison, J.:

Adolph Bernhold sued George ~W. McLeod before a justice of the peace in replevin for a mare, a mule, and three head of cattle.

The defendant pleaded title in himself. The verdict and judgment wore for the defendant; and the ‘plaintiff appealed to the Circuit Court.

The case was tried in the Circuit Court, by the court without a jury, which found in favor of the plaintiff, and likewise the value of the property, and assessed the damages at $35.

The defendant moved for a new trial, which was refused, and judgment for the property, which had not been delivered to the plaintiff, and for…