Woollen v. Vankirk

Suit by the appellants, against the appellees, on a promissory note, made by Robert Vankirk and William Williams, payable to James B. Drake, at the Citizens’ National Bank, of Indianapolis, for five hundred dollars, six months after date, dated May 7th, 1872, with use, and without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and endorsed to the appellants before due, without notice, and for a valuable consideration.

No question is made upon the sufficiency of" the complaint.

Drake was served with process, and made default, upon which judgment was rendered against him.

The makers answered in six…