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JUSTICES

OF THE

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

OCTOBER TERM, 1882.

CHIEF JUSTICE:

HON. MORRISON R. WAITE.

ASSOCIATES:

HON. SAMUEL F. MILLER,

HON. STEPHEN J. FIELD.

HON. JOSEPH P. BRADLEY,

HON. JOHN M. HARLAN.

HON. WILLIAM B. WOODS.

HON. STANLEY MATTHEWS.

HON. HORACE GRAY.

HON. SAMUEL BLATCHFORD.

ATTORNEY GENERAL:

HON. BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER.

SOLICITOR GENERAL:

HON. SAMUEL FIELD PHILLIPS.

ALLOTMENT OF THE JUSTICES

OF THE

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

APRIL 3, 1882.

FIRST CIRCUIT.

Comprising Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. JUSTICE HORACE GRAY, of Massachusetts. Appointed December 20, 1881, by President Arthur.

SECOND CIRCUIT.

Comprising New York, Vermont, and Connecticut.

JUSTICE SAMUEL BLATCHFORD, of New York. Appointed March 27, 1882, by President Arthur.

THIRD CIRCUIT.

Comprising Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.

JUSTICE J. P. BRADLEY, of New Jersey. Appointed March 21, 1870, by President Grant.

FOURTH CIRCUIT.

Comprising Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, and

South Carolina.

CHIEF JUSTICE M. R. WAITE, of Ohio. Appointed January 21, 1874, by President Grant.

FIFTH CIRCUIT.

Comprising Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. JUSTICE WILLIAM B. WOODS, of Georgia. Appointed December 21, 1880, by President Hayes.

SIXTH CIRCUIT.

Comprising Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and Tennessee.

JUSTICE STANLEY MATTHEWS, of Ohio. Appointed May 12, 1881, by President Garfield.

SEVENTH CIRCUIT.

Comprising Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin.

JUSTICE J. M. HARLAN, of Kentucky. Appointed November 29, 1877, by President Hayes.

EIGHTH CIRCUIT.

Comprising Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Nebraska, and Colorado.

JUSTICE S. F. MILLER, of Iowa. Appointed July 16, 1862, by President Lincoln.

NINTH CIRCUIT.

Comprising California, Oregon, and Nevada.

JUSTICE S. J. FIELD, of California. Appointed March 10, 1863, by Presi

dent Lincoln.

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