De Land v. Dixon National Bank

George M. DeLand, appellant, was a depositor with the Dixon National Bank from 1873 until 1877. In the month of April, 1877, the bank made out and delivered to DeLand a pass book and forty-two vouchers, which contained a full statement of moneys received by the bank and moneys paid out, as shown by the forty-two vouchers. From 1873 to 1877 DeLand had no book showing his transactions with the bank, but the entire account was kept by the bank. The statement of account, as furnished by the bank in April, 1877, showed the account balanced, and nothing due DeLand. No steps were taken by him in…