Wilson v. Ensworth
Indiana Supreme Court
From the White Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Morris, C.
The appellee sued the appellant in the Newton Circuit Court, for her own seduction. The suit was removed by change of venue to the Benton Circuit Court, and from the latter to the White Circuit Court. The complaint contains two paragraphs.
*400The first states that the appellee is over twenty-one years of age; and that she is, and has been for ten years, a resident of Goodland, Newton county, Indiana, and that until the committing of the wrongs by the appellant, hereinafter stated, she had been a person of good name and reputation, and deservedly enjoyed the esteem and good opinion of…
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