Craft v. State Bank

The State Bank of Indiana, for the use of

the branch at Madison, sued the makers and indorser of *220a note dated February 25, 1848, payable at said branch ninety days after date. The note was protested for nonpayment, on Sakirday, the 27th day of May following, and notice was given to the indorser stating a presentment and non-payment on that day. The Circuit Court found for the plaintiff against the makers and indorser, overruled a motion for a new trial, and gave judgment for the amount of the note and interest.

D. Kelso and D. S. Major, for the plaintiff. J. Sullivan, for the defendant.

The…