James v. Campbell

Supreme Court of the United States · Decided 1882-01-18

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Mr. Justice Bradley delivered the opinion of the court. ■ This case is founded on a bill in equity filed by Christopher C. Campbell, the complainant below, against Thomas L. James, United States postmaster in and for the city of New York, to enjoin him from using a certain implement for stamping letters, which the complainant claims to have been patented to one Marcus P. Norton, by letters-patent dated April…

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