Seville v. Chretien

delivered the opinion of the court.* The plaintifF and appellants sues, in forma pauperis, to recover his liberty, and judgment having been given against him, he appealed.

The evidence, which is all written in the form of depositions, and other documents, comes up with the record, and a statement of the case is made by the counsel.

Several exceptions, to the admission of testimony, appear to have been taken, during the course of the trial, in the district court, by each of the parties, and although not regularly re*276duced to writing, and signed by the judge, might be noticed, under the…