Carr v. Rising

These two cases have grown out of the same transaction, and the latter is but a continuation of the former, and we shall consider and dispose of them in one opinion. It appears that Mrs. Rising was the owner of the property in controversy, and, for the purpose of borrowing money for the use of her husband, gave a note for $2,057.23, and executed a trust deed to one Myers to secure the same, on the 12th day of December, 1857, payable one year after date; that after the money thus loaned had become due, on the 17th day of December, 1858, defendants in error executed to Myers a warranty deed for…