Taylor v. . Plummer

ClaRK, J.:

No exceptions to the evidence or rulings and no assignments of error are set out in the case on appeal. There is nothing to show that the defendant is dissatisfied with anything that occurred during the progress of the trial beyond the bare fact that he appealed; nor does any error appear upon the face of the record proper, as distinguished from the “case on appeal.” By the settled rules of practice, the judgment must be affirmed.

It appears that the defendant asked the Court to give certain special instructions, which were not given — at least in the form asked. It does not appear…