Calloway v. Byram

On the 13th day of September, 1881, Norman S. Byram and Edward G. Cornelius recovered a judgment by confession, before a justice of the peace, against Anderson Moore, for $300. In the justice’s record, Moore is *424named as defendant, and the other parties as plaintiffs. Following the title of the cause, it is stated that the plaintiffs filed, as their cause of action, a promissory note, which is set out in full. This note bears date September 10th, 1881, was for $300, payable one day after date to Byram, Cornelius & Co., with 8 per cent, interest per annum, and was signed by Moore. It is further…