United States Express Co. v. Rawson
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Hamilton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtZollars, J.
The j ury returned a special verdict, in which they found the following, amongst other facts: The express company was doing business over a line extending from Michigan City to and beyond Arcadia, in Hamilton county. Its business consisted, partly, in forwarding and collecting bills of exchange, etc., for its customers and patrons. In August, 1883, it received from appellees at Michigan City, a bill of exchange for $167, drawn by them upon one Dickover, at Arcadia. This bill was endorsed to and received by the *216company for collection, and for that purpose was forwarded to its agent at Arcadia,…
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