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A CARD--The undersigned, in quence Of
n heavy losses by the Credit system, has been in
duced to resolve selling hereafter Except as to
Government offices and public institutons) erciusrey
fr cash, at reduced prices which will he infinitely
better for both buyer and seller and TO call again
most respectfully, but earnestly upon all persons in.
debled TO Inn accounts of date prior to the pre-
sent year to call at his store and settle the be-
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unadjusted, will, without distinction, be placed IN the
hanos OF AN officer for collection by compulsory
means. w. FISCHER.
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have thus, in a brief msnner Indicated some of
the peculiar provisions of this treaty.
Many OF them are and important.
some Of the English newspapers have commented
rather beautifully upon the fact that the English arm.
had opened the ports Of Chins TO other nations and
at The same time have, with flppant ignorance, rid-
cu'cd tho idea OF mission IRON the United States to
30 that which III was sad) had been already wholly
done by England
ascribe all possible honor To the ability displayed
by sir Henry Pottnsor in China, aud 10 tho success.
which attended his negotiations aud recognise the
debt Of gratitude which tho United States and ali
other nations owe to England for what she has ac
complished in China From oil this much benefit ba.
accrued to the United States
new provisions il makes, confers grs at benefit on
the commerce Of the British empire Tor the supple
montary English treaty stipulates that any new pri.
vileges conceded by China 10 other nations shall he
enjoyed also by England, and there is similar pro-
vision In he treaty OF Wang Hlya and thus, what
ever progress either Government makes In opening
THIS vast empire To the inhue0c. Of foreign CON
mcrce, Is for the common good OF each other and of
all Chrslendom.
The details OF the tariff are not yet completed
and some incidental questions remain To be arranged
shall dispose OF these matters as possible
IN order 10 transmit the treaty, and all the CORES.
poodence and various other pstic OF the Dcgo-
tiaion, IN season, If possible, TO be laid before the
senate al the opening Of the next session OF Con-
gress.' .-..t NJ
am, with respect, your obedient servant,
c. CUSHING.
Hon. Jons NELSON, SIC.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
FmDAy, January IL, l645!

FRIDAY, January IL, 1916!
AUGUSTUS Fischer, Esq., Of Virginia, was admitted
an Attorney and Counsellor of this Court
No. 10. John Lane ct al rs John w. Wick st al.
On appeal from the Circuit Court IT, s. Southern
District Of Mississippi
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion Of this
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with costs and remanding the cause with directions
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IN conformity TO the opinion Of this Court.
No. So. Francis C. Black ct al u.s. j. w. Zachs.
re Co. 10 error to the Circuit Court U. s. for
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MIR. Justice Story delivered the opinion Of this
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and remanding the cause, with directions 10 award
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No is. Richard Nugent, assignee of Elizabeth
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MIR. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of
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No. 81. Malinds Fox, plaintiff in error, Us the
State Of Ohio This cause was submitted to the
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No. So Lessee of John Pollard, ct AL plaintiffs in
error, James Thorp, ct al. The argument of this
cause was commenced by MIR. Coke for the plaintiffs
in error, and continued by Mr. Sergeant for the de-
PENDANTS in error
Adjourned till Monday, II o'clock, A. NJ
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ISTORY OF THE REVOLT OF THE
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MONDAY, January 20, le45.

No. 80. Lessee Of John Pollard ct al plaintiffs in
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