Harp v. Hamilton

C. W. Morgan pastured certain cattle with R. N. Hamilton, the appellee. On account of some dispute, with reference to the pasturage bill, Morgan and Hamilton had a settlement; the former agreeing to pay the latter the sum of $600, on account of said pasturage. Previous to that time, the cattle had been purchased by Morgan from the son of A. E. Harp; the latter negotiating the sale of said cattle for his son. Morgan executed a note to A. E. Harp, the appellant herein, also a chattel mortgage on the cattle, representing the purchase money, which mortgage also covered certain feed. The note and…