U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Louisiana November 15, 1879, Case No. 4,402 (Ellis v. Davis)

WOODS, Circuit Judge.

It is clear that unless the will of Mrs. Dorsey, and the decrees of the second district court of the parish of Orleans admitting it to probate and declaring the defendant to be the sole and universal legatee of Mrs. Dorsey, can be successfully attacked in this court, the court cannot grant any of relief prayed for by the bill.