Frankle v. Douglas

On the 25th of March, 1871, the firm of Stine & Birmingham, as creditors of G. Cohn, filed their at*477tachment bill in the Chancery Court at Shelbyville,. attaching a small stock of goods previously transferred by Cohn to B. Adam, or B. Adam & Co. A re-plevin bond was executed on behalf of Adam & Co., upon which the present complainants, Henry Frankie, Henry Wolfsen and Henry Hirshburg became sureties, and the goods were released. Two days afterward, the same goods were attached by Hugh Douglas & Co., also creditors of Cohn, by a bill in the same court.. Two of the present complainants, as well…