National Republican., 1873-12-10
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
TJHsDAV. DecetrRl,.rN q Is-a

On motion Of Mr.. W. W. Boyce, J. W. Hayne
eco, OF Charleston, 3. o., was admitted to prac
On motion Of Hon., Matt II. Carpenter, III. S
Green, esq, Of Springfield, ILL.,, was admitted /,
practice as an attorney and counsellor of thi
Tho State Of Florida, complainant. vs.. Edward
&. Anderson, IT,, ct al. On motion Of Hon. Mat
Helen q. Key ys. The United States On mo
ton Of Mr.. I. W. BARLEY leave granted him tc
~, n,e = oou1n ior leave TO nile petition and motion
Nc. 1871: J: N. Hen.haw OF al, pisintffs In error
SsS ss, Sc II. s % S nj;
deiensan, In error, and concluded by Mr.. X. N.
Corwine for the plaintiff In error.
rSen. SsI sVss sie saa.. n Va. sr, s,su.s
and BY Mr. ThoSs: Ewing % for ios rsnt tSs az.
No iSs, The Board Of supervisor. Of Iowa
County, plaintiffs In error vs., The United States.
SnSstE 81 IN t Sfy9m'' Passed, to be submitted
No 100; The United States, p,aintirs, vs.. Joiin
Aswo Passed on account of sickness Of counsel.
NO. l9I' Michael 0Dowd, plaintln In error, vs..
Henry b. Russell, Mayor, &c. Confined.
:, No. 1885, Philip Hicks, appellant, VS.. George
Kelsey, This cause was argued by Mr. s. a.
Goodwin o. counsel for the appellant. no counsel
No. lss james Hornbuesie, OF al, plaintiffs in
sIreI ys John TooInbs, This eauie was argued
error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at u O'Clock.
SPECIAL TERM-MR. JUSTICE wYIIE,
Thi. court made the following orders Yesterday:
amend by making new parties
,ri,o heung e % al " Msclslland, Decree substI.
Beall vs. Beall. Decree amending petition,
Mason vs. Mallory. Decree declaring lien In
i isyor q complainant for ss73.oo, aud for payment
BsrkerSs Ba,ker. spcciair report upon ncum.
Gunton vs. Zantrlnger. Order overriding mo-
,Milsts9d VI. Miistead. Decree confirming su.
Layeock 70. sherlock. Decree appointing Jas.
r. f. Eawards examiner 70 report on the title VI lot
Calian vs.. Holden. Decree dlsmlsslug bin
... DIVORCE GASES.
Stewart vs. stewart; Waters vs.. Waters; Bar.
ton ". barton; lntcrlocntory orders made.
!weiiNs' biIyea' Order Of reference to audi.
tucker Va. Holden. Decree dIsmI.sina bill.
stowell vs.. Bayllss. ordcr appointing AIR Drew
DIVORCES GRANTED. -'s--
Mary q. bradford Ss. Fred. q. Il. Bradford
Divorce from tffe bond Of matrimony. "
George ihStaham u. Celia 1nsraham Divorce
frSm Ma, she hopa Mot Of matrmSny; =, ~,
Vo,eS from the bond Of matrimony.
AuI9Sme ISm ..sr--s. 49,.
cIRUUlT OoURr-JUsTIcE MACARTHUR.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
Walsh vs.. Frennel. Judgment for t57S.
Cornish vs., Grant, Motion for q new trial.
keogh VS. Colnon Hubbard Jury respited.
CRIMINAL c9yRT % ? GRIEF JUSTICE.
This court was engaged as yesterday with minor
District cases, license cases, Se.
Thomas Donaldsop, lel,rnu house for gambling
purposes; n1 glllif1 The cases OF James Ed.
Sarl RidgsNsy Nj Edwhrl Rldseway keeping
me- sasse.tsa, the suits were sbated. B. Henss,
keeping variety theatre without license; plea OF
guilty en-. red subject to the opinion Of ths court.
y. l. Brooke, Charged with injuring, disnguring.
kc., door OF the washinSt ton market, submitted
bis case to the court. Arthur Flynn, unlawfuliy
carrying on bar.room, was hned sioS. George
no, guilty In tie ease Of i. i. Brooke, Mr.. l Il A.
Williams stated that the defendant In ysng to the
market found II closed, and pryed open door with
his eleaver aud took his meat to Ills bench. lie
submitted that the information did not charge
that there was any malice. The court gave iuLg.
ment for defendant.
The grand Jury brought In nine indictments for
grand larceny. one for inurtier (iiamiltcn Temple
Tor killing Moses Pollard. on the 2Oth OF Noycul.
Conway, shooting Senator Ppmeroy, on ire mn
OF October, aud Malachi Gatelcy, shooting his
wife, on October lsst,) one assault and battery,
and one assault. They were discharged until
PROBATE COuRT-JUDGE OLIN.
In this court Monday the will Of the late
John NJ Morris, executive clerk Of the Unite
states Senate, was filed, He bequeaths all his
property to his wife, with the exception OF hls
plantation In South Carolina, which he leaves TO
his brother, Samuel Morris. He appoints his wife
and her tpthcr and u, q. Merritt executors
Yestefdas the will OF the late Andrew HeIsse
beauesiis his estate TO his wife during her life,
aud at her deeease TO his two children. The
widow qualified as executrlx; bond $4,000. The
will of the late John NJ, Morris was fully proven
W. Grlswold and n. q. Merritt, qualified as ex.
eeutOrs; bond tT, ,QDo. The widow and heirs OF the
late j. w. Kuowlton having reAOunced their right
TO administer In favor OF A. u. Riddle, that nsn-
tleman qualified giving bond In $1,000. Jefferson
y. Casey was appont~i administrator Of the es-
tate Of Henry L. Casey; bond 5000. Letters
tcstameniary were Issued 10 r. p. Jackson on the
estate OF Elizabeth A. Dunbar.
POLICE CouRT-JuDdE SMELL.