Hall v. Edson

About the 18th of October, 1873, the firm of Edson, Moore & Co., composed of defendants in error, sold and delivered to the firm of Davis & Young a bill of goods amounting to $329.

Payment not being made, and defendants in error conceiving that plaintiff in error, together with Theodore S. Davis and John W. Young, composed the firm of Davis & Young, brought suit against those persons for the demand, and plaintiff in error, insisting that he was not a member of the firm and not liable on the claim, earnestly resisted the action. The others made no defense.

The evidence of most importance in the…