Tall v. Chapman

On the thirtieth day of May, 1895, the plaintiff and defendant made a trade or *582exchange. The plaintiff was to transfer and deliver to the defendant a bicycle and appurtenances and to surrender to him his, the defendant’s, note to plaintiff for $10.35. The defendant in return was to transfer and deliver to the plaintiff a horse and a promissory note of one Tickers for $54. While no exact valuation was placed by the parties on these various articles, it appeared' by all the evidence that the bicycle and appurtenances were put in on an assumed valuation of from $75 to $80, and the horse on an…