James v. Bowen

This was- an attachment brought by appellee against appellants on account for goods alleged to have been sold to them on their joint credit. The ground of attachment stated was that appellants had, within two years, fraudulently conveyed or assigned their effects so as to hinder and delay their creditors. There was a plea by Catherine Dempsey denying joint liability, and a plea by both defendants traversing the allegations in the attachment affidavit. There was evidence tending to show that a bill of sale of certain horses and wagons was made by appellant, James Dempsey, to one O’FTeill,…