Conwell v. President of Connersville

The appellees, who were the plaintiffs, sued Conwell, as President of the Bank of Connersville, to recover a-tax levied on certain real and personal property, situate within the corporate limits of said town, and alleged to *151be taxable as the property of the bank. The Court tried the issues, and found for the plaintiffs. Hew trial refused, and judgment.

The record presents these facts. The Bank of -Gonnersmlle is located, and transacts her business in the town of Gonnersville. In September, 1854, the trustees of the town designated what property should be taxed for town purposes. Among which,…