Hasselback v. Sinton

The appellees, who were holders and indorsees of a bill of exchange, sued the appellants as acceptors, and *546others as drawers and indorsers of the same. The bill was payable to the drawers, who were the immediate indorsers of the plaintiffs. At the September term, 1858, there was judgment against the drawers who were indorsers as aforesaid.

As to the other defendants, the record shows that the case was continued from term to term, for divers reasons, until the August term, 1860, at which time all the papers in the case were lost; in the language of the record, “ abstracted in open court, during…