Skillen v. Skillen

—The appellee sued the appellant, to recover the amount of a promissory note executed by the latter to the former. Issues of fact were formed, a jury trial was had, resulting in a verdict for the appellee for five thousand one hundred and thirty-four dollars. A motion for a new trial was filed, in which various causes are assigned why a new trial should be granted; that the verdict was contrary to evi*123dence; that errors of law occurred on the trial, to which exceptions were taken at the proper time, and the errors complained of are pointed out and stated in the motion. The motion was…