The weekly standard., 1870-06-22

CITY AND STA T E.
SUPREME. .CouRT-Tuesaay, June 14tA.-
Court met at 9t O'Clock, A. NJ, yesterday.
Present, Chief Justice Pearson, and JUS
tices Reade, Rodman and Dick.
VIM. T. Wootcn, Administrator, VS.. Calvin
Davis, ct. H., from Duplin, was called and
argued. Decree to be made for the plain
til. w. It. Faircloth, for the plaintiff.
Alfred Rowland and wife vs.. Joseph
Thompson, guardian, from Robson, was
called and argued. Giles Leitch for the
plaintiffs, and W. Mel. Mckay and W. R.
Mclean for the defendant
E. G. Floyd: Administrator vs. Joshua
Herring, from Robson. was called and
put to the end of the district Giles Leitch
and W. R. Mclean for the plaintiff, and
Robert Strange for The defendant.
Daniel Macarthur, ct. al, VS.. John c. Nc
Eachin, 'et. al, from Robson, was called
and argued. Giles Leitch for the plaintiffs,
and N, R. Mclean for the defendants.
State VS.. Lowery and George Applewhite,
from Columbus, called and argued. Attor-
ney-General Olds for the plaintiff, no coun-
sci for the defendants Murder case
]. Mex Robson VS.. David Lewis, from
Bladen; called and put to the end of the
district, F. H. Busbee tor the plaintiff.
Jere Pearsall vs.. Max Mayors from Du-
plin, called and put to the end of district
Battle & Sons for the plaintiff
Cronly and Morris VS.. Patrick Murphy,
from New Hanover, was called and argued
Major London for the plaintiffs, and Robert
Strange for the defendant.
William B. Thompson. VS.. Archibald S.
McNair Ct al, from Robeson, was called and
argued. Giles Leitch for the plaintiff, and
N. r. Mclean and W NJ. L. Mckay for the
defendant. '-y. ..ss
SUPREME CouRT-June t5M.-The Court
met at . o'clock, A. NJ. Present: Chief
Justice Pearson, and Justices Reade, Rod
man and Dick
Anderson & Young VS.. The Cape Fear
Steamboat Navigation Company, from New
Hanover, was called and argued. Thomas
Bragg for the plaintiffs, and Robert Strange
for the defendant
Jerc Pearsall vs.. Max Mayors, from
Duplin, was called and argued. Battle e
Sons for the, plaintiffs, no counsel for the de-
fendant. 49,
E. G. Floyd, Admr., VS.. Joshua Herring,
from Robson, was called and argued Giles
Leitch and N. A. Mclean for tic plaintiff,
and Robert Strange for the defendant.
J. Mex. Robson VS.. David Lewis, from
Baden, was called and argued. Fabius II.
Busbcc for the plaintiff, and Giles Leitch
and N A. Mclean for the defendant.
SUPREME CouRT-T Thursday, June 10TH
Court opened at o'clock, A. NJ. Present,
Chief Justice Pearson, and Justices Rcade,
Rotlman and Dick.
Hugh johnson vs.. Daniel McAuthcr, from
Robcson, was called and argued. N. A.
Mclean for the plaintiff, and Giles Leitch
for the defendant.
Duncan McFadgen vs. John 7. Council
from Bladen, referred to Clerk to state an
account, and report to next'term-
The causes from the Fifth District were
then called, in regular order, and the follow
ing disposed of as follows:
James r. Melton, Admir-. et al. VS.. D. N.
Patterson ct al. from Stanley, put off the
docket at the cost of the parties.
William Owens ct a. vs.. William Roane
etal, from Union, put off the docket at the
cost OF the parties.
Thomas Robinson, Executor, VS.. Henry
NcIvor ct al, from Richmond, continued.
James A. johnson VS.. Henry Saunders,
from Cumberland, submitted for. decision
without argument of counsel W. NJ. l..
Mckay for plaintiff, and L. Fuller for defen-
dant. -.
frorA Cumberland, put to the end of the
{. district ]. W. Hinsdale for the plaintiff,
and R, C.. Badger for the defendant.
-. J..W. Howell ct al. VS.. Allen Buie, IRON
Moore called and argued-S. F. Phillips
for the plaintiff, and John Manning, Jr, and
NeilI Mckay. for the defendant.
!. William 4. Russell VS.. Thomas Stokes,
from Montgomery, was called and argued
J. NJ. McCorkle for the plaintiff, and Neill
Mckay and W. H. Battle for the defendant.
L. n Russell VS.. Thomas Stokes, from
.Nontgomeay, was called aud argued, M.
E.. .AIcCoffkle for the plaintiff and Neill Mckay
and WIZ Battle for the defendant.
John W. Davis VS.. Drury Morgan, from
Union, called and put to the end of the
docket. Clem Dowd for the plaintiff, and
Battle & Sons for the defendant.
Court adjourned to Q o'clock A. NJ, to-
day
The following Attornics were present; j
NJ. bEcCorkIe, Rufus Barringer, R. c. Badger
j. W. Hinsdale, W. H. Battle, Giles Leitch
Ncill Mckay, N. A. Mclean, Jno. Manning
Jr, Thomas Bragg, w. S. Mason, W. M. j.
Mckay, J. c. McRac, Nat Boyden, r. II
Battle, Jr, s. F. Phillips, j. H. l1ougtoni j
b. Bachelor, Geo Hh Snow, W. NJ. Shipp
KIP. Battle, E. F. Page, and Robt Strange
SUPREME COURT june. 17th.-The Cour
opened at 9 O'Clock, A: NJ. Present Chic
Justice Pearson, and Justices Reade, Rod
man and Dick
e.. The consideration of the causes from til
Fifth District was resumed-and the follow
lowing called and acted on, as follows:
Robert Simpson vs.. Sarah Simpson, tror
Union, was called and argued. Battle
Sons for the plaintiff.
60. State VS.. w. NJ. Underwood, from Uniol
was called and argued. F. II. Busbec tc
the plaintiff
Carroll, Adams s. Ncer VS.. E. L. Phillil
and Moses Haywood, from Cumberland
was called and argued. Phillips and Me
rimon for the plaintiffs and Robert strans
and Neill Mckay for the defendants.
,- Doe on dem. of John D. Williams ct al. v
John T. Council, from Moore, was calf
and continued, and eertiorari ordered 1
more perfect transcript of the recor
g.. John Manning, Jr.. tor the plaintiff al
. Phillips and Merrimon for the defendant.
State VS.. Jacob Manuel, from Cumberlan
was called and argued. Fabius II. Bush
for the plaintiff; no counsel for the deie
dant
Geo T. Johnson VS.. Z. E. Sedberry ct