Olmsted v. M'Nall

— The bill in this case was filed by the complainants, to enforce a lien for materials furnished by them for the construction of a building erected by the defendant, M‘Nall,'at the wharf at Evansville. The bill states, that the materials were furnished “ for a building with perpendicular walls and a shingled roof, to be used by the said M‘Nall, at the Evansville landing, as a floating but stationary warehouse and forwarding and commission house, and also as a steam-boat wharf, and for the sale of boat-stores, and occupying a space of 100 feet along the bank of the river, which M(Nall held by…