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cHITTY ON BILLS.

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ton Law Studes 492 giving directions to the stu
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and Roscoe and then adds The first of these and the
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practitioner"
In another place, he says: "Ths is great and very
intricate head of Law, bills Of Exchange, Promssory
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CHITTY'S CRIMINAL LAW.
From The American Jurist and Lao Magazine, 70


january 1887.
aThe extensive use Of this book, and its wclearned
reputation render any particular remarks from its
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with critical accuracy their natural places IN the text.
Reference has been made TO nearly two thousand
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do not hesitate to say, that Mr. peknss abors have
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Feb l9.3t
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From .Judge Cotrsn.

know Mr.. Barbour's of research, his ability
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not be bette. executed than has been by him. speak
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heads in the Of judicial research, and found them
of very great assistance The book is essentially
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Of the kind has already been too long delayed.
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THE wooLLEN TRADE.

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CLARKsylLLE, L. +.
February 10, 1888



Dear Sir:-A letter was received at this place last
evening from an officer Of the army at Indian river
stating that there report there that Gen. Jesup
had captured three or four hundred Indians, men,
women and children The officer writes that the re-
port Is very Indefinite therefore he will not vouch
for the truth OF it. The whole country where Gen.
Jesup operating is under water, frequently catch
ing the men up TO their breasts. Gen. j. IS now near
Jupiter inlet
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DAVID Norman.
From Benjamin Rand, Esq.

BOSTON, July tt, IooI
The American Chancery Digest is very useful and
valuable work Digest Of the decisions Of the Courts OF
EQUITY in this country much wanted before the APP
pearance of this work, index to the many volumes
Of printed reports otherwise Of comparatively little use to
the Profession in practice have examined the volumes
comprising this Digest and find that the cases have been
collected and digesed with great care, diligence and hde
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BARBOUR AND HARRINGToN'S AMERICAN
EQUITY DIGEST.
rom Chaacellor lVallpofh

SARATOGA SPRINGS, June IA, 1896.
have no hesitation in recommending it to the Pro-
fession as valuable Digest Of Equity Cases. which will
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of the Profession who wish become acquainted with
the decisions Of the various Equity Reports in this
try and in England III condensed iorm
H. HYDE WALwoRTH.
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We publish, this morning, the proceedings of a
meeting of citizens of Armstrong county, which was
held few days ago TO take into consideration the
Address Of w. f. Johnston Esq., of the House of
Representatives TO his constituents 1t will be seem
that the citizens of those districts which were con-
vened fully sustain the course which he pursued in
relation to The Sub Treasury bill Armstrong coun-
ty it will be recolleced, is one of the strongest demo-
cratic counties in the state, in proportion to its popu-
laton. In 1928 ii gave General Jackson nearly a
unanimous vote. Mr. Adams having received, ac-
cording to our recollection but little more than 100
votes in it. In 1882 General Jackson's majority was
not Far from 1000 Governor Wolf received large
majorites there. Mr.. Van Burens majority, though
not SO large was quite respectable exceeding, we
believe, 500 votes.--Angcr. Sent
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CUITTY,S PIEADINGS.

:" is writer of own day that the honor IS due
of having first thrown eecual light upon the science OF
Pleading by elaborate work, in which all its different
ules collected arranged in convenient divisions and
Aastrated by explanation and example, Sergeant
Stepen.
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From Chief Justice Savage.

My examination of the Digest has been sufficient to
satisfy Of the great usefulness of such work the
Profession, and OF the abity and industry with which
it has been executed.
JOHN SAVAGE.
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JOHN SAVAGE.
From Professor Hoffman.

Baltimore, Sept. 2, 1886.
This Digest is anaytically arranged, and with all
qusite clearness, cardinal and minor divisions and
embraces extensive series of British and American
chancery Such laborsaving auxiaries emf
nently useful topractitioners
DAVID HoFrMAN
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To the student and practitioner in Chancery, this book
will be valuable and almost necessary key to the multi
udinous decisions in Chancery, which are scattered
throughout upwards of three hundred volumes OF Amer-
can Reports and especially when it considered that this
list is increasing every day-Ameriean jtust for July,
1887.
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JAcksoNylLLE, Feb. 20,
Courier Office Tuesday, 3 O'Clock, A. NJ. {

BY the arrival Of the steamer John Nc Lean, Capt.
Adams, from Black Creek, we learn that letter
from an officer at ST. Augustine, 70 another at Black
Greek, says, that an express had arrived from the
army which says that il is rumored that Gen Jesup
had captured five hundred Indians.
II Is also said that treaty has been made with the
Indians and Lieut., Leonard has departed for Wash
ingon from Indian river in order t is supposedly 10
ratify the treaty.
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From he Republican, Of yesterday

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at that post II is also said that considerable body
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Report says that Gen. Nelson has killed Is In
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the passage OF the Sabine. jan lstf
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CHANeE The only thing that is constant mutabili.
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AN OLD PRovERB He that hath prudent wife,
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DANDY. ,...
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SPEECH OF MIR. WRIGHT.
OF NEW YORK,

OF NEW YORK,
On the Bill imposing additional duties as deposiia-
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ivered in the Senate Of The United STATES, Janua-
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