Moorman v. Hudson

— The facts in this case, as they appear in the complaint, are that on the 12th day of November, 1877, one A. D. Hudson executed to James Moorman a promissory note for the sum of $726, with the appellee, William W. Hudson, and Jacob B. Blazer, as sureties thereon. On the *50519th day of March, 1878, said Moorman recovered judgment on said note, in the Jay Circuit Court, against all the makers thereof, for the sum of $777.86, and costs of suit.

At the time of the rendition of said judgment the said Jacob B. Blazer was the owner of real estate in Jay county of the value'of $10,000, which was…