Wilhoit v. Castell

On the 5th day of July, 1870, Elizabeth C. Cas-tell filed her bill in the Chancery Court at Shelby-ville against her husband, J. P. Castell, praying for a divorce and alimony; and to secure alimony she procured an attachment, to be levied on a note for $1,100, payable to her husband by E. M. Morris, as administrator of E. W.' Stone, and an injunction restraining J. P. Castell from transferring the note, and E. M. Morris from paying it to J. P. Castell.

At the September Term, 1870, the Chancellor made a decree granting to E. C. Castell a divorce from bed and board, ordering F. M. Morris to pay…