Richwine v. Scovill

Action by appellees against appellants. The complaint contains two paragraphs. The first is in the common form, for goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered, with a bill of particulars filed. The second is, in substance, as follows:—that on the 18th day of March, 1874, Richwine, being then in the business of buying and selling jewelry and other goods, at the town of Redkey, Jay county, Indiana, and being in limited circumstances, gave his written order to appellees, who were doing business in the city of Indianapolis, for a bill of goods; and, at’the same time, the other defendants,…