Hunter v. McLaughlin

The appellant Hunter sued the appellee on two promissory notes, made by the appellee, payable to the appellant Lugenbell, in a bank, and indorsed by him to Hunter, and also to foreclose a mortgage executed by the appellee to Lugenbell to secure the payment of said notes. The notes were dated the 13th day of November, 1866; one of them matured in six and the other in twelve months after date. There was a paragraph of the complaint on each of the notes. A payment’of six hundred and sixty-five dollars was made on the note first maturing, on the 13th day of February, 1867, by the appellee to…