Noland v. Busby
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Madison Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, C. J.
— Suit by Busby against Noland and Shawhan for the recovery of the possession of a borse alleged to have been unlawfully detained by the defendants from tho plaintiff.
The defendants joined in an answer, in substance as follows : That the defendant Noland “ is now, and for three years last past has been, the treasurer of Madison county, in the State of Indiana, duly elected and qualified, and that in October, A. D. 1865, James M. Dickson, who was then and there the auditor of said county of Madison, placed in the hands of the defendant William W. Noland, as directed by the statute in such…
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