Dill v. O'Ferrell

The appellees sued the appellant, as the maker of two promissory notes dated July 26th, 1869, each for the sum of two hundred and twenty dollars, and both payable to the appellees, by their firm name of O’Eerrell, Daniels & Co.

In their complaint on these notes, the appellees alleged, that the principal thereof, and one hundred dollars interest thereon, and attorney’s fees for collecting the same in the sum of one hundred dollars, remained unpaid. Wherefore, etc.

To the. appellees’ complaint the appellant answered in five paragraphs, each of which alleged affirmative matter, in bar of this…