Jackson v. City National Bank

— The appellee sued the appellants upon a promissory note, dated May 6th, 1887, due on June 23d, 1887, for fifteen hundred dollars, with eight per cent, interest, and payable at the City National Bank of Goshen, Indiana.

The appellant Amos C. Jackson filed a separate answer in one paragraph, in substance, as follows: He admitted the execution of the note to'the City National Bank, as alleged in the complaint, but averred that on November 7th, 1887, he borrowed the money represented by said note of and from the said plaintiff, and executed his note therefor, with his co-defendant as surety, due…