
    The Macon and Brunswick Railroad vs. Washington.
    W. filed his declaration in the county court, alleging that E., as superintendent and general manager of the Macon and Brunswick Railroad, and the Macon and Brunswick Railroad, had damaged him the sum of eighty dollars, by reason of one of the railroad trains running over certain cows. The declaratio'n closed with a prayer for process against E., as superintendent, and the railroad company. Service was perfected on the company, but not on E. Judgment, was rendered for the plaintiff, and the company appealed :
    
      Held, that the company was a party to the suit, and had a right to appeal, whether the other party did so or not, and a dismissal of such appeal, on motion, for want of proper parties thereto, was error. Code, §3619.
    January 16, 1883.
   Hall, Justice.  