Powers v. Evans

— The questions discussed by appellant’s counsel all arise upon the evidence, and the appellees vigorously object to a consideration of them by us, because the evidence is not all in the record. The point thus directly made and urgently pressed we are compelled to decide.

The bill of exceptions contains the usual recital, that “this was all the evidence given in the cause,” but there are various statements in the bill which show this recital to be incorrect. At one point in the bill, two bonds are shown to have been read in evidence, and but one of them is set forth ; at another, a receipt is…