Kaufman v. Wilson

Suit by Kaufman, the appellant, against Noland $ Philips, and Wilson, the appellee. Noland ft Philips were duly served with process, but made default, and judgment was rendered against them. The suit was on a promissory note for $175. Wilson appeared and filed an answer, alleging that he was only the surety of Noland ft Philips on said note, and that on the 25th of May, 1867, he sent to the plaintiff a notice by telegraph, which the latter *505received on the same day, as follows, viz: “ S. Kaufman, No. 219 East Washington street, Indianapolis, Indiana; Express Noland ^ Co.’s note to Esquire…