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1872

185 Supreme Court of the United States opinions from 1872.

  • Wheeler v. Harris 80 U.S. 51, (1872)
  • Bevans v. United States 80 U.S. 56, (1872)
  • Halliburton v. United States 80 U.S. 63, (1872)
  • Gibson v. Chouteau 80 U.S. 92, (1872)
  • Wells v. McGregor 80 U.S. 188, (1872)
  • Bath County v. Amy 80 U.S. 244, (1872)
  • The Ariadne 80 U.S. 475, (1872)
  • Railroad Company v. Soutter Et Al. 80 U.S. 517, (1872)
  • Dooley v. Smith 80 U.S. 604, (1872)
  • Foulke v. Zimmerman 81 U.S. 113, (1872)
  • Carlton v. Bokee 84 U.S. 463, (1872)
  • Bethell v. Mathews 80 U.S. 1, (1872)
  • Norwich Transportation Company v. Flint 80 U.S. 3, (1872)
  • Pennsylvania College Cases 80 U.S. 190, (1872)
  • Myers v. Croft 80 U.S. 291, (1872)
  • Alexander v. Roulet 80 U.S. 386, (1872)
  • Northwestern Union Packet Co. v. Home Insurance 154 U.S. 588, (1872)
  • The Protector 79 U.S. 700, (1872)
  • Low v. Austin 80 U.S. 29, (1872)
  • United States v. Klein 80 U.S. 128, (1872)
  • Mason v. Rollins 80 U.S. 602, (1872)
  • Nicolson Pavement Company v. Jenkins 81 U.S. 452, (1872)
  • The Delaware 81 U.S. 579, (1872)
  • Northwestern Union Packet Co. v. Home Ins. Co. Of New York 154 U.S. 588, (1872)
  • People v. Central Railroad 79 U.S. 455, (1872)
  • Trebilcock v. Wilson 79 U.S. 687, (1872)
  • Curtis v. Whitney 80 U.S. 68, (1872)
  • West Tennessee Bank v. Citizens' Bank 80 U.S. 432, (1872)
  • Tucker v. Spalding 80 U.S. 453, (1872)
  • Bank of West Tennessee v. Citizens' Bank of Louisiana 81 U.S. 9, (1872)
  • Christmas v. Russell 81 U.S. 69, (1872)
  • Mahan v. United States 81 U.S. 109, (1872)
  • Armstrong v. Morrill 81 U.S. 120, (1872)
  • The Steamer Webb 81 U.S. 406, (1872)
  • Holden v. Joy 84 U.S. 211, (1872)
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