, 1857-09-25

2d judicial Disfrici (CARf Justice EO-
WARD LANDER, PresidiHg), IN session al
oiynria ls days.
lst. United States rs Thomas Perkins,
Indictment-selling liquor to Indians De
fendant discharged.
Cd Mary Ann Boyer rs Miles Fowler
Civil action-;O recoyer possessiopof prop
erty. Trial by jury Verdict for plaintia
for the recovery of property, and $27o
damages, together with costs.
Sd. William Blatch rs. Jcmcs Farr
Appeal from Justice Head, Tbnrston coun.
ty. Jury trial. Verdict for plaiatff-
fifty dollars
4,h. Xavier Cathman rs Cathaune
Cathmah. Petition for divorce. Dismiss
cd at plaintiffs cost.
9TH. SLerley Ensign rs. John NJ. Swan,
administrator of the estate of John Edgar,
deceased Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
9Th. II. A. Go!dsborough, administra.
tor Of The estate Of ". \. Slaughter, de-
ceased, rs john Bradley. Foreclosure 0!
mortgage: Dismissed at plaintiffs cost
7th. David Mowsser IS. Steamer Trav-
clIer" Libel-ior services performed
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Sth A. j. Moses rs A. i Cove and
B. f. Kendall, administrator of the estate
of y. j. Cove, deceased. Civil action
Trial by jury. Verdict for plaintiff ol
$7O7 80. This is the third time this
cause has been tried and the same amount
adjndged by both juries. Has been on
the docket since 1854.
9th. John Solconst rs. James Farr
Appeal from Justice Head Thurston coun.
ty Judgment of Justice affirmed.
10th j. W. TrGch rs. H. D. Warbass
Debt. Judgment outosscd-amount, 1921
and stay Of execution for six months.
llth. Wm. Webster rs JAS NJ Hunt
Civil action. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost
18TH United States rs. Simpson p
Moses. Civil action. Jury trial. Yer
diet against defendant for $G,S27 O6.
18th. Earnest Schroeder rs Estate FOL
W. A. Slaughter, deceased. Confirmation
Of the sale of land by the court, and the
sheriff ordered to give deed.
l4th. Territory Of Washington Us Jas
Cockely. Robbery Indictment found al
this term of the court by the Grand Jury
Trial by jury. Verdict-not guilty.
18th. Territory of Washington Us. Jas
Cockely. Larceny. Indictment found al
this term of the court by the. Grand Jury
Defend9p. discharged
10th. Territory of Washington rs
Patrick Hogan. Robbery. Indictment
found at this term of the court by the
Grand Jury. Defendant discharged.
nth. Territory of Washington Us. Pat
rick Hogan. Larceny. Indictment found
at this term of the court by the Grand
Jury. Defendant discharged.
18th. United States rs. Charles Miller
Giving liquor to Indians. Indictment
found at this term Of the court. Trtsl by
jury, and disagreed in their verdict. cause
confined until the next term on lis recog
nisance Of $1,000, to appear.
10Th. United States Us. Herbert Jeal
Selling liquor to Indians. Indictment
found at this term Of the court. Trial by
jury. Verdict-guiliy. Defendants coun
sci moved the court for new trial, whicl
motion the court sustained, and defendant
bound over in the sum of $1,000, for hi,
appearance at the next term Of the court
goth. Wm. S. Smith Us. Geo. Drew
Judgment confessed for 49, 90.
2lSt. Puget Sound Agricultural Co. rs
Thomas Dean and Emily Grace Dean
Eectment. Continued at plaintiffs cost
Replication of plaintiffs counsel to demur
rer Of defendants counsel to be fled within
30 days, and copy to be furnished de
PENDANTS attorneys.
The initial points in controversy in this
case were argued by Col. w. II. WALLACE
and ELwooD EVANS, Esq, on behalf of the
Company, and ]. S. SMITH and FRANK
CLARK, Esqs., for the defendants. The able
arguments advanced by Nj SMITH are uni
versally spoken of IN the highest terms Of
admiration. Although, Comparatively, but
a young practitioner at the bar, he has
earned within few years an cnviable rep
utation for close, methodical reasoning.
But few gentlemen Of his profession on the
Pacific coast, we apprehend, are possessed
in a more eminent degree of a cleaf legal
mind than is Mr.. SMITH aud it is a COM
mon regret with large circle Of friends
that he has determined TO absent himself