Nickless v. Pearson

— The appellant sued the appellee, alleging in his complaint that on the 4th day of January, 1870, the appellee recovered a judgment in the common pleas court of *478Lawrence county, against the appellant, for $791 and costs; that appellant held a note, executed by one Eoby, dated August 3d, 1870, for $1,504, due in one day; that the note did not waive valuation laws; that on the 6th day of August, 1870, appellant indorsed said note to appellee as collateral security to secure the payment of said judgment, and took from the appellee a memorandum as follows:

“ Eeeeived of Allen Nickless, as…