Dowell v. Vandalia Banking Ass'n

On the twenty-first of January, 1892, J. W. Dowell deposited with the defendant $2,058.95. From this was deducted cash returned to depositor, $1,000; amount of two notes against him, $710; leaving a balance to his credit on said transaction of $348.95. The defendant executed its certificate of deposit showing this transaction and delivered it to the depositor, who turned it over to plaintiff, J. F. Dowell, with a check drawn by said depositor for $348.95, which check was placed by plaintiff in the bank of Hannibal, and by it sent to the Laclede National Bank of St. Louis, and by the latter…