91 Iowa 444 | Iowa | 1894
In December, 1890, W. S. Bruen made a general assignment for the benefit of his creditors, to L. F. Potter. In January, 1891, the plaintiff commenced this action against said Bruen to recover the sum of one thousand, one hundred and fifty dollars, and caused a writ of attachment to issue therein against his property. It was levied upon a stock of merchandise which belonged to the defendant, and was contained in the store room, cellar, and outbuildings on