Hays v. Allen
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Morgan Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtM’Kinney, J.
This is an action of slander brought by Allen against Hays. The declaration contains the prefatory allegation, that the plaintiff was a postmaster at Port Royal, Morgan county, appointed and commissioned by the postmaster general of the United States, and as such had given bond and taken the *409oath of office, as required by law. The words alleged to have been spoken are embraced- in one count, and charge the plaintiff as postmaster, with the crime of taking a letter out of the post office at Port Royal, in which the defendant had enclosed a certain sum of money directed to a merchant in…
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