Hackleman v. Harrison

Suit commenced August 23d, 1871, before Daniel Squier, a justice of the peace, on a promissory note made by appellees to G. W. Atherton and Thomas Wilkinson, and assigned, without indorsement, to the appellant. Judgment before the justice against the appellees, and appeal to the court of common pleas, wherein various proceedings, by way of pleadings and demurrers, were had, exceptions taken, etc., which need not be noticed here, as no evidence was offered on the trial which, if admissible at all, could not have been given under the general statutory denial.

At the trial in the court of common…