Parker v. New Orleans, B. R. & V. R.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Louisiana
In Equity. Bill for the foreclosure of a railroad mortgage.
1Opinion of the CourtBoarman, J.
The complainant J. D. Parker, a citizen of Illinois, being a bona fide holder of one bond for $1,000, with--interest coupons attached, sues for amount of over-due coupons, for foreclosure, and for general relief. W. A. Hamlin holds five of the same kind of bonds, and joins in the bill, adopts its allegations, and asks for same relief. The bill is brought against the New Orleans, Baton Rouge & Vicksburg Railroad Company, domiciled at New Orleans, Louisiana; S. D. Mc-Enery, governor of Louisiana; the Union Trust Company of New York; J. F. Dillon and Henry Alexander, of New York; and the New'…
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