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Edward Douglass White Rector v. Commercial National Bank…

The balance with the Commercial National Bank on the morning of April 10, 1900, was ten hundred and sixty-seven and 76-100 dollars ($1,067.76) . On that morning John G. Reinhard came to the Commercial National Bank with Reinhard & Company's draft on New York for two thousand (2,000.00) dollars, for which the Commercial National Bank gave him the currency. This money was used by Reinhard & Company to pay checks drawn on them, and was paid out over their counter on April 10 to their customers.
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Edward Douglass White Rector v. Commercial National Bank…

The supreme court of Ohio entered upon its journal a certificate, made by its chief justice, which is precisely like that set out in the opinion delivered in the City Deposit Bank Case.
A motion assailing the power of this court to entertain this writ of erro is overruled, for the reasons given in passing upon a similar motion filed in case No. 137.
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