Ball v. Citizens' National Bank

The bank sued Patrick M. Culling, and, in connection with such action, sued out an attachment, and garnished Ball and McHugh. Culling made no defence. Ball and McHugh, the garnishees, answered by the general denial, and Ball further answered that thé supposed indebtedness grew out of the following contract:

“ This witnesseth that the undersigned, Patrick M. Culling, of Indianapolis, Indiana, has this day sold, assigned, transferred, and delivered to Francis J. McHugh, of Lafayette, Indiana, all and singular the stock of dry goods, wares, and merchandise owned by him and now constituting his…