Jamison v. Hendricks

Trover for a horse. The substance of tbe evidence, as set forth in a bill of exceptions, was, that Hendricks lent the horse to Davis, in Marion county, to ride to Corydon. The horse was taken in execution, at Corydon, as the property of Davis, and sold, and Jamison became the purchaser. At the time of the levy, Davis proclaimed that the horse was not his, but belonged to Hendricks. Before tbe commencement of this suit, Jamison fold one of the witnesses, that, when Hendricks came in search of his horse, he was out at grass. After the commencement of the suit, Davis observed to Jamison, that he…