Pratte v. Judge of Court of Common Pleas

Jno. H. Corl sued Pratte & Cabanne on an account for liquors alleged to have been furnished them by him. Pratte & Cabanne wanting the liquors for a customer applied to Robert W. Taylor, a merchant, to purchase them. Taylor not having all the kinds wanted, Oabanne who made the contract, was referred to the house Of Corl who supplied them. The liquors were sent to Pratte & Cabanne. A few days afterwards Corl applied to Pratte & Cabanne for payment of the bill and presented an account for the liquors made out in Corl’s own hand-writing in which Taylor was charged with them. Payment was refused…