Bayne v. Patterson

Patterson levied on the furniture and contents of a saloon owned by Bayne, including the liquors and other stock. He made his seizure at night on the 8th of April, 1878, and turned Bayne out of possession. The next morning he appointed two appraisers, one of whom was attorney for the plaintiff in an attach*659ment proceeding under which a levy was made at once after the execution levy and previous to the appraisement. These appraisers made an inventory, and the sheriff, in the absence of Bayne, and before he had served process under the attachment on him, set apart certain tables and other…