Caldwell v. Evans
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 19 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL EROM LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— Rev. Stat., sec. 2, art. 3, chap. 63. 2 Mar., 347; Sanders, fyc., vs. Bank of Kentucky.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Williams
This was a suit by appellee on a note for one thousand three hundred and fifty dollars, executed to him October 1, 1860, due September 15, 1861, by T. W. Varnon, E. B. Caldwell, with the word “ surety'’’’ affixed to his name, and *381then N. G. Tevis, and which was negotiable and payable at the Deposit Bank of Stanford.
Indorsed: “Bay T. Mitchell, cashier, or order.
“ W. F. Evans.”
“Pay J. W. Proctor, cashier, or order.
“ T. Mitchell, Cashier.”
Both of which were crossed by lines drawn over them.
The note not being paid, was duly protested. October 1, 1861, it was credited by four hundred dollars, and…
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