Long v. . Fields

The plaintiff alleged for a first cause of action —

1. That on _______ day of July, 1883, one Clem. Moon, with intent to deceive and defraud the plaintiff, falsely and fraudulently represented to one D. M. Morrison, who was acting as agent for and in behalf of plaintiff, that the horse which Moon then offered to sell was sound and worked well in harness.

2. That plaintiff, relying upon said representations, was thereby induced to purchase said horse, and, through his agent (Morrison), gave Moon in exchange for said horse a certain horse of the plaintiff's and five dollars in money.

3. That, at…