Schaum v. Showers

Showers sued Schaum and Muenchoff, alleging that on the 1st of April, 1872, and thence till 1873, he was treasurer of Posey county; that while he was such treasurer there was assessed against the property in the complaint described, upon which there was located a mill and distillery, and against other real and personal property belonging to “the firm of George Wolflin & Co., the sum of four hundred and ten dollars and fifty cents,” and that the defendants, Herman and Ferdinand Muenchoff, are the surviving partners of said firm, George Wolflin having died in October, 1873; that while the…