' II. Objection is made to the third instruction because it ignored the claim that Oappellan, under the partnership agreement, had no authority to sign the firm name to the notes, and the plaintiff so knew. It is true that the defendant testified he so informed the agent of the plaintiff, but no evidence was introduced tending to show that there was in fact any such agreement between the parties.
V. Complaint is made that the verdict is contrary to the evidence, but we think otherwise. Exceptions to the rulings on ■ the admissibility of evidence are without merit, and require no consideration.— Affirmed.