Young v. Pritchett

There is but one point presented in this case. "Was there sufficient evidence before the district court to sustain the judgment ? This is a case in error brought to this court by the plaintiff below. She brought her suit in the distinct court, whei’e of course she had the affirmative of the issue there, which the coui’t found against her. And coming here on error to have the finding and judgment of that court reversed, she again has the affirmative, and to succeed must at least show a clear preponderance of testimony against the conclusions aridved at by the district coui’t.

On the first day…