Kealing v. Vansickle

The error assigned is that the court at general term erred in reversing the judgment at special term.

The suit was brought by the appellee against the appellants and James A. Kealing, upon a promissory note made by said James to the appellee, whereby one year after date of August 4th, 1875, said James promised to pay to the order of the appellee seven hundred and fifty dollars, value received, payable at Fletcher & Sharpe’s bank, at Indianapolis, without any relief from valuation "or appraisement laws, with ten per cent, interest. The appellants indorsed their names on this note before its…