Johnson v. Glover

This was assumpsit, by appellee, against appellant, as •guarantor of a promissory note executed by Nelson & Bullen to appellant, on the 6th of March, 1883, payable to appellant ninety days after date, for the sum of $1500. Some time •after the execution of the note, and before it was due, appellant sold it to Lawrence Carton, at a discount, and then wrote his name across the back of the note, twice,—the one signa- ■ ture above the other, with a slight 'space intervening. Carton afterwards sold the note, at a discount, to the First National Bank of Ottawa, and that bank subsequently sent it to…