Bayne v. Garrett

There has been a great deal more difficulty in reading this record and understanding it, than is pr esented by the law of the case. The Clerk seems to have been experimenting upon how much perpléxity he could throw into his transcript; and if so, he has certainly been eminently suceesful. Instead of the transcript presenting the different compo nent parts in their proper consecutive connection, it has the appearance of each having been written on a separate piece of paper, and then well shuffled together, after which he has transcribed from each in the order they were left by the shuffler.…