General

UNITED STATES v. POLLARD; UNITED STATES v. KOHN; UNITED STATES v. STANTON

154 U.S. 57719 L. Ed. 620·Supreme Court of the United States·1870

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Opinion

UNITED STATES v. POLLARD. UNITED STATES v. KOHN. UNITED STATES v. STANTON. APPEALS EROM THE COURT OF CLAIMS. Nos. 391, 359, 390. Argued February 8, 9, 10, 1870. Decided February 28, 1870. Affirmed on the authority of United States y. Anderson, 9 Wall. 56. The case is stated in the opinion. [MAJORITY — Mr. Justice Davis] Mr. Justice Davis delivered the opinion of the court. There are no material points of difference between these cases and the case of The United States v. Anderson, 9 Wall. 56, decided at this term, and the views presented in that case dispose of these. The judgment of the Court of Claims in each of the above-named cases is Affirmed, Mr. Attorney General and Mr. B. S. Hale for appellant. Mr. A.- G. Biddle for Pollard, Mr. J. A. Wills for Kohn, and Mr. George. Taylor for Stanton. .