National Republican., 1875-11-16
The COURTS.
supreme Court Of ,hs Uaissd stat.s-

MONDAY, Nov. IS. is7s.
No. 80. The Steamboat EliEs Hancock, appel
Circuit Court Of the United States for the South
ern diftrict Of Georgia. Mr. Chief Justice Waite
announced the decision OF the court Affirming the
decree Of the said Circuit Court In the cause,
No. 10. Henry Krunsr and H. s. Moore, appel
aom ne p.ros court Of the United sassp or
the Northern district OF Alabama. Mr.r Chief
Justice Waite announced the decision o. the
court, Affirming the decree OF the said District
court in this cause, with costs.
No. ee2 John c. Hale, appellant, vs.. The
No. 7f2 Wm. H. Gaines and wife ct al, appel
lants, VI. The United States. Mr.. Chief Justice
Waite announced the orders OF the court, grant
ing the motions to advance these canses, and as
next
No. SIS. The United states, plaintiffs, vs.. John
w. Norton. The motion to advance this cause
was submitted by Mr.. ex-Assistant Attorney
General Smith.
No. l5s. Joel q. Davis ct al, plaintiffs in error.
We. State Of 1niana, represented by the board Of
commissioners Of Bartholomew county. The
motion to dismiss the csuse was submitted on
printed arguments by Mr.. s. Stansifar. in support
thereto.
No. 647. Fspon d. Altherton ct al, executors
plaintiffs in errOr, vs. John Fowler ct al;
tifs in error, VS.. Welcome Fowler ct al. The mo-
tions TO dismiss these causes were submitted on
printed arguments BY Mr NJ. A. Wheaton, IN sup
r. 0----
No. eos. Daniel Hand, plaintiff in error, Va
Thomas @. Dunn, Comptroller General OF the
State of South Carolina. The motion to dismiss
this cause was submitted on printed arguments by
Mr.. D. 7. Oorbin, In support Of the same, and by
Mr. p. Phillips in opposition thereto.
No. $50. The Commissioners Of Emigration, ap-
pellants, vs.. The North German Lloyd. This
cause was submitted on on printed arguments o. by
appellants, and by Mr.. W. S. Benedict and John
p. Honor, for the sppellees, under the twentieth
rule.
No. 72s. HenboH Township, plaintiff in error,
VS.. Nimrod Long ct al. This cause was submitted
on printed arguments BY Mr.. Wilson Schaanon, OF
q. Clemmens for the defendants in error, under
No. 4. The Philips & colby Construction
Company, plaintiffs in error, We. Mark I. Sey-
mour ct al. The argument OF this cause was con-
tinued by Mr.. H. X. Wilson and MIR. J. s. Black,
OF counsel for the defendants In error. and con-
cluded by E. H. Abbott for the plaintiff in error.
Circuit court-Chlef Justice Cartier.
Hof vs.. Stewart. Verdict for plaintiff 10 si35.
with interest frem June 13.
Howe Machine Company VS. Hill & Goldstein.
Judgment BY default and inqulsition.
Dunn We. Bean. NoiIe pros.
Berger VS.. Bicksler ct al Not concluded.
Tqu!ty Court-Judgs wylis.
Boston vs.. Boston. Decree for conveyance.
Rider VS.. Morsell. Restraining order, return
able December.
In re. John 7. Grimes. Order OF publication.
Ficklin VS.. Sawyer. Rule to show cause.
in re. estate of Felson. Decree OF sale amended.
Bowling VS.. Bousner. Order yacating pro con-
Jesso.
Mcintosh vs. Mcintosh. Dismissal of bill, cross
bill and supplemental bill.
Anderson Ys. Ashley. Order ratifying auditors
report.
Criminal Court-Judgs Macarthur.
CHARLES Chase, indicted upon a charge Of lar
ceny. Not guilty. Mr.. Oliver for defense.
Charles Bogue, assault with intent to kill
Thomas Downs with q brick, in August las.. Mr.
England fer defense. Verdict Of guilty Of aggra-
waited assault, and Bogue was sentenced to jail
for three months, be having already served over
three months IN jail.
VIM. Morton, burglary and larceny. Verdict
guilty as indicted, and Morton was sentenced TO
peuitentiary for three years at hard labor.
John Frawner, murder Of Thomas A. Kennard.-
Trial commenced. (Reported in full In another
column.)