Mattingly v. Obley

The appellant in this case had, in October, 1877, levied several writs of attachment upon articles of personal property, described as one lumber wagon, one grain seeder, one fanning mill, three milch cows, two spring calves, one suclcing colt, two corn plows, one drag, twenty-five shoats, three sows, seventeen pigs, six tons of hay, one hundred and twenty-five bushels oats, one McCormick reaper and mower, and one pair of bob-sleds, as the property of Frederick Shoaf, the defendant in the writs, which Obley, the appellee, soon afterwards replevied, claiming the same by virtue of a mortgage…