Clayes v. White

In 1858, one Zeigfeldt made and delivered his promissory note to Peter Folkers for $200, due November 10, 1860, with interest at the rate of ten per cent. Folkers indorsed the note to appellee. White and he sold the note to appellant, Clayes, and indorsed it in blank.

In 1861, appellant brought suit against appellee, as indorser of the note, and obtained judgment. Appellee appealed from the judgment to this court, and the judgment was reversed and the cause remanded. Before, however, the final judgment was rendered in this court, an execution was issued in the circuit court for the amount of…