US District Court; John D. Brown vs. Gray, Hemingray & Bro.

[Newspaper]

Publication: The Cincinnati Daily Enquirer

Cincinnati, OH, United States
vol. 28, no. 36, p. 3, col. 8

The April Term of the United States

Court - - Members of the Bar

Required to take the Oath of

Allegiance - - Refusal by Messrs. Pugh

and Corry - - Protests of Judge

Thurman and Mr. Cahill - - The

Constitutionality of the Act to be

Argued - - List of Causes set for

Trial - - The Grand and Petit

Juries, &c., &c.

The United States Circuit and District Courts (April Term) for the Southern District of Ohio, convened in this city yesterday morning. Justice Swayne, having gone to Charleston to attend the raising of the National Flag ceremonies at Fort Sumter, Judge Leavett presided, and opened the Court.

The following is the list of causes for trial, April term, 1865:

FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, APRIL 7. —

1507, John D. Brown vs. Gray, Hemingray & Bro.

Keywords:	Hemingray
Researcher notes:
Supplemental information:
Researcher:	Bob Stahr
Date completed:	September 25, 2022 by: Bob Stahr;