Elliott v. Wiggins

This suit was brought to recover the amount of a promissory note, executed by Elliott and one Hubert, payable to Thomas McAllenney or order, indorsed by McAllenney to Eason, who indorsed it to Cogue, who indorsed it to one Moseley, by whom it was indorsed to Wiggins, the defendant in error. The suit was brought under the statute against Elliott, one of the makers,—and it is alleged in the petition that the residence of the other joint and several maker “ is not hnoton,”—and against the indorsers above named, with the exception of Moseley, the last indorser, who was not sued. *597The suit was not…