Davenport v. King
Indiana Supreme Court
Prom the Elkhart Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtPerkins, J.
The appellees sued John Davenport and Abraham L. Davenport on a promissory note, dated April 14th, 1875, due sixty days after date, for one thousand dollars.
Abraham L. Davenport answered as follows :
1. The general denial.
2. Payment.
3. “ That he was and is surety on said note describedin the complaint; that the plaintiffs were and are commission' merchants, engaged in buying and selling grain and produce, at Toledo, Ohio; that the defendant John Davenport,, the principal maker of said note, was engaged in buying- and shipping grain and produce from Indiana to Toledo, Ohio; that, after the…
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