Raysdon v. Trumbo

Trumbo and McGuire sued Moussier and wife before a justice of the peace, to recover the amount of an account contracted by the wife, and, as was charged, upon the faith and credit of her separate property, &c. An attachment was issued in the cause, and levied on two horses and harness as the property of the defendants in the action. Alfred W. Rays-don, the respondent here, appeared in the justice’s court, and filed his interplea, in which he states or claims that the said attached property is not the property of Moussier and wife, or either of them, but that said horses and harness were at…