Voss v. Lewis

— This was au action by the appellee against the appellant for contribution. The complaint consists of two paragraphs. The first alleges that at a date named the appellee became a co-surety with the appellant on a promissory note, described, payable to Gaar, Scott & Co., upon which note John W. Cole and George W. Johnson were principals; that said principals failed to pay said note and that the sama was reduced to judgment against all the parties thereto, in the Benton Circuit Court, on the 8th day of February, 1887; that one Mallory, who was also a surety on said note, was a non-resident of…