Mel v. Holbrook

Booth became the proprietor of the bank of Florida, a bank incorporated by the legislature of the territory of Florida and established at Tallahassee ; that, being such proprietor, the said Booth conducted and carried on the business of the said bank at Tallahassee and, in the course thereof, issued and put in circulation a large amount of the bank bills and circulating notes of the said bank and which said notes were, upon the face of them, made payable at the office of…