Parry v. Henderson

Henderson sued Isaac Parry and Charles E. Sturgis, before a justice of the peace, in debt on a promissory note executed by Isaac Parry & Co. The cause was appealed to the Circuit Court, where the defendants pleaded the general issue without oath. On the trial the plaintiff produced the note. The defendants objected "to its admission in evidence. *77Tbe Court overruled tbe objection, and without other evidence than tbe note, rendered judgment for tbe plaintiff.

T. Johnson, for the plaintiffs. J). H. Colerieh and W. H. Coombs, for the defendant.

It is contended that the judgment is erroneous,…