The Same Case

This cause, when first considered, was held under advisement for some time, partly to see if the “ merits,” as they are called, could not be reached amid the preliminary questions of practice raised by opposing counsel.

The opinion was finally filed in the clerk’s office, after the .adjournment to chambers, and after all the questions of practice embraced in it had been repeatedly settled in other cases.

In that opinion, the several errors assigned are examined in their order, and the result is the following propositions:

1. The general assignment of errors is not sufficient— under the new…