White v. German National Bank

In October, 1866, Max Otten was appointed bookkeeper of the German National Bank, and gave bond, *476with one Warburg and A. J. White, sureties. The condition of the bond is, that Otten should faithfully discharge the duties devolving on him as book-keeper, and truly and promptly account for all moneys, papers, securities, books, etc., which shall come into his possession, or be placed under his control as bookkeeper. This action was brought by the bank against White, one of the sureties, and it is alleged that the covenants in the bond were broken. The facts, which it is alleged the truth…