Jarnagan v. Gaines

January 15, 1874, the firm of Pobinson & Sons, composed of Payson A., Moses, and Charles S. Pobinson, were indebted to J. L. Jarnagan, the appellant, in the sum of §2000, for borrowed money, and on that day gave to him therefor their two promissory notes, of §1000 each, payable in one year, with ten per cent per annum interest.

February 2, 1874, Moses Pobinson and wife executed to Jarnagan a mortgage, to secure the payment of one of said $1000 notes, on a store building and lots in Victoria, Knox county, Ill., in which building the firm was doing business, Moses Robinson being the owner in fee…