Cameron v. Blackman

Blackman and Eddy recovered judgment against John C. and Henry A. Cameron, as partners, upon an account of several items, the only ones appearing, as this record is made up, to be open to dispute being clothing and other articles furnished to Ered Cameron, a young man who was a relative of the partners, and who was once in their employ.

In proving the account, Blackman, who was a witness, was allowed to refresh his memory by referring to a memorandum, which, although taken from his books, was not copied from his own entries. He swore, however, that he had a complete recollection of the facts,…