State v. Deaver

Decided June 15, 1877

Supreme Court of North Carolina · decided 1877-06-15

The defendant, Deaver, a. United States Deputy Collector, and the defendant, J. W. Green, a. United States Commissioner, were indicted at Fall Term, 1876, of said Court, for a-conspiracy to extort money from one Henry Summit, who' was arrested at the instance of these defendants and carried before said Commissioner, to answer an alleged charge of’ defrauding the revenue of the United States in having in his possession manufactured tobacco, without the same being, stamped as…

Decided 1877-06-15

Rrade, J.

¶1The principles involved in this case are the same as those in State v. Hoskins, ante, 530, and the decision *556is the same, and the opinion in that. case will be certified as the opinion in this case.

¶2There is no error.

¶3Pee Cubxam. Judgment affirmed.

Bynum, J.

¶4having been of counsel in the Court below, did not sit on the hearing of Moore v. Valentine, ante, 188.

¶5In paragraph “ 2 ” of syllabus in Long v. Long, ante, 301"' read … “ was procured by the fraud of the defendant in not disclosing the fact of her then pregnancy, &c.”

¶6In paragraph “2” of syllabus in Churchill v. Lee, ante, 341, read, “Although the affirmative of the issues, &c.”