Collier v. Waugh

This was a suit by the .appellant, as endorsee, against the appellees, as makers, of a promissory note for $125, dated November 7th, 1874, payable sixty days after date to the order of William B. Walls, at the First National Bank of Lebanon, Ind., and endorsed by said Walls, on the 30th day of December, 1874, and before its maturity, to the appellant.

*457The appellees jointly answered in three paragraphs, to the first of which the appellant replied by a general denial; and he demurred to each of the second and third paragraphs of said answer upon the ground that it did not state facts sufficient…