Jenkins v. Peckinpaugh

The complaint alleges that William Breeden and the appellee were parties in a mercantile business in the town of Leavenworth, in 1864, with a capital of four thousand dollars; that each partner put into the firm an equal amount, to wit, two thousand dollars; that each of the partners by the contract was to contribute his labor equally and share the profits and losses equally; that the profits amounted to five thousand dollars; that the partnership was dissolved in 1864, by the death of said Breeden, and that the plaintiff was appointed and is the administrator of his estate; that after -the…