In this case the assessment of benefits, etc., was made in part by different sets of assessors, as it was in the case of Webb v. The Brandywine, etc., Turnpike Co., 55 Ind. 441. In that case an injunction upon the collection of an assessment, on the ground that it was illegal, was sustained in the Supreme Court. For the reasons given in that ease, which apply in full force in this, the judgment below in this case is reversed.

Keversed, with costs, and cause remanded.