Indianapolis, Pittsburg, & Cleveland Railroad v. Brownenburg

— This case originated before a justice, whence it was appealed to the circuit court, where the appellee had judgment for twenty-five dollars! It is here on the evidence, a motion for a new trial having been overruled.

The appellee granted the appellant the right of way for its railroad, in consideration of which the appellant, amongst other things, agreed that “ whatever damage might be done to his (the appellee’s) property by the running of the cars on-said railroad is to be reimbursed” by the company. The plaintiff resided on the north side of the railroad, but had a pasture inclosed on the…