Moore v. Jackson

Jackson and Stanford commenced an action in the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton county against Henry M. Moore and another, and caused a writ of attachment to issue therein, by virtue of which certain personal property of said Henry M. Moore was attached by the sheriff, and a delivery bond was executed therefor by the appellants, in the following words, viz.:

“ We undertake that the following property, to wit: one bay stallion, valued at one hundred dollars, one sewing machine, twenty-five dollars, two bedsteads and bedding, fifteen dollars, attached as the property of Henry M. Moore and…