Gregg v. Brower

At the September term, 1866, of the Tazewell circuit court, Richard Gregg, the appellant, recovered a judgment in an action of assumpsit against appellee for three thousand one hundred and thirty dollars. The cause of action arose out of the ownership, by these parties and one E. B. Elwood, of a steamboat called “ Daniel Boone,” in the proportion of four-fifths in appellee and one-fifth in appellant and Elwood. ¡No execution having issued on this judgment, appellant sued out to the ¡November term, 1868, of the Tazewell circuit court, a scire facias to revive the judgment. Pending this, Brower…