State v. Echert
35 Ind. 283
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State v. Echert, 35 Ind. 283 (Ind. 1871).
Opinion
The Appellee was indicted for a nuisance, was tried, and acquitted, in the criminal court.
The case is brought to this court, we suppose, by the prosecuting attorney, under sec. 119, 2 G. & H. 420.
No errors are assigned, and we cannot therefore regard the case as properly here for any purpose.
The appeal is dismissed.
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