Morgan v. Hays

— This was a complaint in the nature of a motion to amend a bill of exceptions.

From the complaint, which consists of several papers and copies of proceedings grouped together in a very informal way, we deduce a summary of the facts relied on for relief as follows:

On the 3d day of February, 1879, William Morgan, the appellant in this case, commenced an action in the court below against Ezra Gr. Hays, the appellee, upon a promissory note. A jury having disagreed at the ensuing February term, the cause was continued until the April term following. Dur*133ing the latter term the appellee filed' his…