, 1865-11-29
LAW iRTElllEENce.


C1RrIr CoDnT OF TIE UNITED SrATEs.-Hon.
T,tmcs Dr1asnona, Jugae.-Thc Court Is still en-
gagged In hearing the argument Of motions for new
trials,
U. .. C1ncEtr CoCnr OF CoNSEcT1cur.-H B.
Goodyear and c. Poppenhusen ys. Robert uarriug.
A few days seo Robert Hazztng was brought before
this Court for contempt, N violating the injunction
Of the Cont forbladine him 70 Manufacture indla-
rubber combs In violation Of the Goodyear patent
Tie ea:e Vas originally referred tn the master Of
ne court, who reported bum n contempt Judge
Nelson e. affirmed The Sspost and isFIea warrant lor
were not clear as 10 the extent or the contempt he
wonld be 1enicnt and only sentence him 10 twenty
eays' imp1isonment aud ane Of So
WiGcms, JsaSge.-Van. q. Higrtns rs. Wilbur F.
Storey anh Auaniss Worden- This case Was, yes
.e1daS ean'mued, this being the second dsy of the
irs at thu assembling of the Court, the Jury was
The special rtnir. heins zetnrned, the cSanlra-
ton Of }Erofs was rroceeded with.
ln NIL thfrty-eeyen inross we're examined. Ihose
Il: 5. Cantlne. esi North Clark street; Henry
q Aaine; c. a. Cepholy, Town Of Nortadeld;
Robert Jackson, Town Of harrington; ". ".
BRhsm s "sst Lake ssrsss; Aut9n @ sehledt Town
avenue; o. BsektenwaId. "a North % Gla.s s stresi
Joseph Pearson, 2O4 Fulton street.
was ral.ed ~ defendants, they el.lming lie Hight
eaeb defendant thrss ames, under ths Wording oiths
st5sgte IN al csvil actions Each party sh9 De
ground that each defendant IL party. The Court
hed that the statutory term party, means party to
the record and the several persons arc TO BE- treated
The case for the plaintiff Wis then opeued bv S.
B. Perry Esq, who alter some preliminary remarks
a. to Il the value Of good reputation, defined The
pfess Is ctrcumsct1bcd By the rules which eoysrn
each member ot society, and ~, ate prohibited hom
Hsusash5g san a5 ;bs sush;t s:; sha, e q an Ne
stated that plaintiff claims the statemenis 10 be
lalse, wicked and malicious from BEGINNING to End
Il thts stats Of faet be proved, then be should
b1t g an example TO defamers.
WI. VIII Dexter, Esq, opened The Gaze for the de-
lendsn.s, narfatfng the circumstances a. he under
.stood they would be exhibited in the evtdencc.
n heh e1hstanttate aud will prove true the state
mcnts OF the articles sued upon. He should show
that every allegation Of the article was tine, md
Wai!autednsnd tustidab!e.
-, ne evidence beng opened, the plaiatt1 offered
containing the alleged libel.
II Was admitted, for the purposes of the trial that
Wilbur =. Storey and Anantas o1ten were the pub-
I.n1es.
The Court ruled that the article must come In as
Of The ar.scie sci out h, The declnrarIon 3@ s0
Ernry Il Chsnd1e, - festiacd ~ ss;InT,.
live On sangamon s,reet IN tnts rttv. mn At
present one or tRe nroprie,ors Of the fhjcs1n I<s
Ftuce Janunry 9th l1ih last was ID er1ploye tn
Iae once PRIOR 70 loat llne Is managing business
man; August II. 1851 WIS actins ~ managu4;,
Tbe asg ceulson vas phsnfs. hsn n oe cs 1na,
10 cfchteen thousand copies; II sometimes reached !
twenty thousand; the weekly papeF CirrpInlefi !
about thfrty.Hve thousand copies I have no means
OF afeertaintnE II a certain article appeared |
ln! TIC weekly Issue; Ihe paper circulated |
all over The Northwest: the sales
and subscriptions we're reported 10 the Collector Of
Revenue about the 1tth Of August; the sales would
probably rrach ffom twenty to twenty-five thous-
,ra1 II was not always regular. |
ptlsr Pase ealled, teartted:-I reside at No. y
y Tashinetun street, and am United States Assessor
1nec year ago last October. The p.opnetofs or