Allis v. Nanson

—William G. Wear and Andrew Roberts replevied certain cotton from the possession of Robert H. Dunkerson and Alexander Wilson, who had the same in store for Nanson and others, the appellees herein. The cotton was delivered to the plaintiffs in the replevin suit, which was in the Vanderburg Circuit Court, and the usual undertaking was executed in that suit, on which Allis and Ruston, the appellants herein, became sureties. The plaintiffs in the replevin suit dismissed the same, and there was judgment in favor of the defendants therein for a return of the property, and for costs.

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