Anthony, A. C., & Co. v. Wade

In January, 1860, one H. H. Dickens, then being a bona fide housekeeper, with a family in Simpson county, sold the horse which is the subject of this litigation, and which was the only horse he then owned, to the appellee. Dickens, after the sale, retained the possession of the horse, and removed to the county of Allen, taking him with him; and, while making preparations to remove to the State of Tennessee, as the evidence tends to show, and after he had sold off some of his furniture and packed up the residue thereof, Bradburn, a constable of Allen county, levied several executions in favor…