Chrisman v. Jones

This case grew out of the matters involved in the case of Rogers, ad., v. Glasscock, 25 Ark., 24, and Chrisman et al., v. Rogers, adm’r, 30 Ark., 351.

The bill is by Francis M. Ohrisman against Lucius M. Jones, Cader Sowell and Robert L. Glasscock, stating: That one Thomas J. Rogers, adm’r, etc., in 1865, had sued one Thomas J. Glasscock, by attachment, before a justice of the peace, for $118.48, with interest at 10 per cent, from the ninth of November, 1861. Complainant, with William Hicks and Robert L. Glasscock, became sureties on the bond of the defendant, in that suit, to release the…