Dodge v. Dunham

—The appellee sued the appellants upon a promissory note executed by them, payable to one Stephen S. Millspaugh, for five hundred dollars, and by Millspaugh indorsed to the appellee.

The appellant Dodge filed a separate answer of six paragraphs :

First. The general denial.

Second. That the appellee was not the real owner of the *188note, that he had not the legal or equitable title thereto, and that Millspaugh was the legal and equitable owner of it.

Third. A set-off^ of various items, amounting in the aggregate to five hundred and thirty-eight dollars and fifty-six cents.

Fourth. That the note was…