Dillon v. State Bank of Indiana

The State Bank of Indiana brought an action of debt against Dillon the maker, and others the in-dorsers, of a promissory note negotiable and payable at the branch bank of Fort Wayne. The declaration describes a note made by Dillon and payable to William Police, by Police indorsed and delivered to H. Dasselle, jun,, by H. Dasselle, jun.,toü?. Dasselle,sen., by II. Dasselle, sen., to George Smith, and by Smith to the plaintiff. The suit was founded on the 11th section of the act “ relative to practice in the Circuit Courts,” approved February the 18th, 1839, (Acts of 1839, p. 36), and was…