Adams Express Co. v. Fendrick

The appellee sued the appellant, alleging, in substance, in his complaint, that on, etc., he delivered to the company, at Evansville, a package of merchandise (cigars) of the -value of twenty-one dollars and twenty-five cents, to- be transported by the company to Columbus, im *151the State of Kentucky, and to be there delivered to F. J. Coffee, the value of which and the express charges to be collected on delivery; and that he took from the company a bill of lading, which is made a part of the complaint, and stipulates, amongst other things, as follows: “It is a part of the consideration of this…