Baynes v. Chastain

In this action the appellee sued the appellant, and, in his complaint, alleged, in substance, that on the-day of October, 1877, and from that day continuously until the-day of November, 1877, the appellant’s cattle, hoi’ses and mules did then and there break into, and trespass and go upon the real estate and field in the appellee’s possession, and upon the corn (standing in said field) belonging to the appellee; that the appellant’s said animals so broke into said coni, over and through an inside partition fence, and not over or through an outside fence or enclosure; that the appellant’s said…