Musselman v. Pierce

The facts in the case are these: The appellant obtained judgment before a justice of the peace, in Cass county, for twenty-six dollars and fifty cents, in 1870. The appellant moved for a new trial, which was granted. The jury failed to agree. After a third trial, there was judgment for the defendants. Appellant appealed to the Cass Circuit Court, and there filed his affidavit for a change of venue, and the case was sent to Pulaski county. There the • appellant filed his affidavit for a change from the judge, as follows:

“The plaintiff in the above-entitled cause, upon his oath, says that he…