Henderson v. Bliss

Suit, commenced by attachment by Bliss et al. against Porter, at the October term, 1854, of the Marion, Circuit Court, on partnership debts of Porter and Lawrence. At the April term, 1855, other creditors filed claims, and Bliss et al. obtained judgment against Porter on theirs. At this same term, Henderson, who had been summoned as a garnishee, answered; his answer was demurred to, and the cause was continued to a special term appointed to be held on the 4th Monday in August following.

At that term the cause was tried against Henderson, the garnishee; and it was found that he had in his hands…