Lewis v. Harrison

The complaint in this case was by James A. Lewis, Perry F. Douglass and Calvin F. Sims, against Henry Sims and Felix A. Rinehart, upon two chattel mortgages, executed by Rinehart to the plaintiffs upon his interest in certain partnership property, owned and held by the said Rinehart and Henry Sims, as partners in the business of farming, to secure the plaintiffs as the endorsers and sureties upon a bill of exchange held by Samuel M. Mitchell, on which Rinehart was principal, alleging that the plaintiffs had been compelled to pay the bill of exchange; that Rinehart had no other *279property than…