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Jones v. Blackwell
Jones v. Blackwell. Manufactured tobacco shipped in bond from the manufactory and stored in an export bonded warehouse on the 14th of June, 1872, was subject to the tax of thirty-two cents per pbund, prescribed by the internal-revenue act o
Railroad Co. v. Collector
Railroad Company v. Collector. 1. The tax on interest paid by corporations under sect. 122 of the internal-revenue law, as amended by the act of .July 13, I860 (14 Stat. 138), is an excise tax on tiieir business, to be paid by them out of t
County of Cass v. Gillett
County of Cass v. Gillett. 1. The court adheres to its rulings in County of Henry v. Nicolay (95 U. S. 619), that the provisions of sect. 14, art. 11, of the Constitution adopted by Missouri in 1865, which require the assent of two-thirds o
Dickerson v. Colgrove
Dickerson v. Colgrove. A., the owner in fee of lands in Michigan, died in February, 1853, leaving his two children B. and C. his only heirs-at-law. On March 3, C. and her husband conveyed the lands by warranty deed to D., who put it upon re
Montgomery v. Sawyer
Montgomery v. Sawyer. In Louisiana, if a person dies pending suit against him, and the proceedings are continued by his heirs becoming parties, the judgment should be against his succession or them; if, without reference to the revival of t
Meeks v. Olpherts
Meeks v. Olpherts. 1. The statute of California which provides that no action for the recovery of real estate sold by order of a probate court “ shall be maintained by any heir or other person claiming under the intestate," unless brought w
Newton v. Commissioners
Newton v. Commissioners. 1. By an act of the legislature of Ohio, passed Neb. 16,1846, it was provided that, upon the fulfilment of certain terms and conditions by the proprietors or citizens of the town of Canfield, in Mahoning County, the
Williams v. Weaver
Williams v. Weaver. The decision of the Court of Appeals of the State of New York, that, in the absence of fraud or intentional wrong, the members of the board of assessors for the city of Albany are not personally liable in damages to a pa
People v. Weaver
People v. Weaver. 1. The provision in sect. 6219 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, that State taxation on the shares of .any national banking association shall not be at a greater rate than is assessed on other moneyed capital i
United States v. Murray
United States v. Murray. 1. Owing to the partial exhaustion of the appropriation, A., a clerk in the Treasury Department, was granted leave of absence without pay for five months from Eeb. 1, 1874. He performed no service thereafter. His na
Mount Pleasant v. Beckwith
Mount Pleasant v. Beckwith. 1. Where no constitutional restriction is imposed, the corporate existence and powers of counties, cities, and towns are subject to the legislative control of the State creating them. • 2. Where a municipal corpo
United States v. Bowen
United States v. Bowen. 1. The Revised Statutes of the United States must he accepted as the law on the subjects which they embrace as it existed on the first day of December, 1873. When their meaning is plain, the court cannot recur to the
Parish v. United States
Parish v. United States. 1. The acts of the Assistant Surgeon-General, appointed under the act of Congress and located at St. Louis, are the acts of the Surgeon-General, and have the same validity until countermanded or revoked. 2. Where pa
Kirtland v. Hotchkiss
Kirtland v. Hotchkiss. 1. This court can afford the citizen of a State no relief from the enforcement of her laws prescribing the mode and subjects of taxation, if they neither trench upon Federal authority nor violate any right recognized
Hauenstein v. Lynham
Hauenstein v. Lynham. 1. In the absence of proof that an alien has become a citizen of the United States, his original status is presumed to continue. 2. A., a citizen of Switzerland, died in 1861 in Virginia intestate and without issue. Eo
Meyer v. Construction Co.
REMOVAL CASES. Meyer v. Construction Company; Construction Company v. Meyer; Railroad Company v. Meyer. 1. The provision in the first clause of the second section of the act entitled “ An Act to determine the jurisdiction of circuit courts
Case v. Bank
Case v. Bank. A., in order to secure the payment of his note to B., pledged to the latter certain shares of the capital stock of a national bank in Louisiana, with authority to sell them in default of such payment. Default having been made,
Pierce v. Wade
Pierce v. Wade. Where in replevin judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff for a portion of the property delivered under- the writ, and in favor of the defendant for a return of the residue, or its value, the same not being §5,000, a
Guy v. Baltimore
Guy v. Baltimore. 1. A State cannot, in the exercise of her taxing power, impose upon the products of another State, brought * ithin her limits for sale or use, a more onerous-burden or tax than upon like products of her own territory, nor
Vicksburg v. Tobin
Vicksburg v. Tobin. 1. The ordinance of the city of Vicksburg passed July 12, 1865, entitled " An ordinance establishing the rate of wharfage to be collected from steamboats and other water-craft landing and lying at the City of Vicksburg,”
Packet Co. v. St. Louis
Packet Company v. St. Louis. 1. A municipal corporation, owning improved wharves and other artificial means which it maintains, at its own cost, for the benefit of those engaged in com meree upon the public navigable waters of the United St
Ex parte Clarke
Ex parte Clarke. 1. An officer of election, at an election for a representative to Congress in the city of Cincinnati, was convicted of a misdemeanor in the Circuit Court of the United States, under sect. 5515 of the Revised Statutes, for a
Ex parte Siebold
Ex parte Siebold. 1. The appellate jurisdiction of this court, exercisible by the writ of habeas corpus, extends to a' case of imprisonment upon conviction and sentence of a party by an inferior court of the United States, under' and by vir
Ex parte Virginia
Ex parte Virginia. 1. A., a judge of a county court in Virginia, charged by the law of that State with the selection of jurors to serve for the year 1878 in the circuit and county courts of his county, was, in the District Court of the Unit
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