Bullock v. Taylor

The action in this case is brought to recover from William Taylor and Aaron B. Taylor as principals, and Joseph K. Taylor as surety, the amount of several promissory notes given by the principals, and for the payment of which the surety is supposed to have bound himself by a bond executed before the notes were given.

The notes were given in pursuance of a certain agreement under which William and Aaron B. Taylor became agents for the plaintiff in the sale of musical instruments. They also agreed to buy certain instruments, and “to execute and deliver to said Bullock their equal promissory…