Tucker v. Talbott
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Gass Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtWorden, J.
Mitchner Tucker, the appellant, sued John M. Talbott, A. A. Hammond, Washington H. Talbott, and Joshua Tucker, alleging, in substance, the following facts, viz: That on November 12, 1857, Joshua Tucker, one of the defendants, was indebted to the other defendants, for goods before that time sold and delivered, in the sum of $437, for' which debt the plaintiff was in no manner liable.
That before that time, said Joshua had been in the employment of said John M. Talbott, who was post-master at Indianapolis, as clerk in said post-office, at a salary of $700 a. year. That by an agreement between…
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