State ex rel. Clark v. Cisney

Franklin, C.

This is a suit on a sheriff’s bond. The facts out of which it grew are briefly these: On the 16th day of November, 1869, ten judgments were rendered in the Kosciusko Circuit Court against C. W. Card & Bro., amounting in the aggregate to $19,150.58. One of them was in favor of the relators, and was for $6,809.75. On the following day executions were issued on all the judgments and placed in the hands of the appellee James. H. Cisney, who was the sheriff of the county. He levied all the executions at once, on a stock of merchandise, which he sold for $6,000. He applied the proceeds…