Williams v. New-Albany & Salem Railroad

Action on the case by Williams, against the New-Albany and Salem Railroad Company, commenced on the 2d day of April, 1853.

There are two counts in the declaration; the first charging said company with carelessly running over and killing the plaintiff’s mule upon her railroad; the second charging the lolling of the mule by running over it at a point on said railroad not protected by a fence. The general issue was pleaded; the cause was tried by the Court; and a judgment rendered in favor of the defendant. The following is the bill of exceptions:

“ The plaintiff proved that he was the owner of a…