Bush v. Brown

Bush sued Brown. His complaint consisted of four paragraphs. The first was on a promissory note for four hundred dollars. The second was on a promissory note for twenty-five hundred dollars. The third alleged that, on, etc., there existed a real matter of difference between the plaintiff and defendant, which formed a proper subject of an action in favor of the plaintiff against the defendant, arising out of an alleged tort committed by the defendant against the plaintiff and his family; that the plaintiff was about to commence a suit against the defendant for damages, etc.; that the…