Atlantic Milling Co. v. Rowland

The final decree establishes the right of the orator to the use of the word “Champion” as a trade-mark for flour; that the defendants have infringed upon that right; and that the orator is. entitled to recover of them the profits to the defendants, and damages to the orator, due to the infringement. The master has reported that, the defendants have used the trade-mark in the sale of 900 barrels of flour, and have made a profit of 25 cents per barrel through that, infringement, amounting to $225; and that the orator has suffered damages to that amount thereby. The defendants except to this…