The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-22
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The following opinions havs been Expressed Of ,e wor since
the puoiieaton OF ms lrs, Three volumes aea
From The Ghief Justice Of the United States. -
regard s publication ons Of the mos. useful and valuable
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will be executed N the best nanier hnd wheu Is completed
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United States or the courts VI state - ,.,pv
JuLy 10, 1885, H. d. fancy
From fudge Mclean, Of the Upied Sa,cs S-prcme Court
have long desired such edition OF The Of ,he
suneme Court this viii The correction OF the Ut the
where The decision. have been doubted modified
hsd proposed In is ed,ion viii give to value
From Judge caron Of &s United States Supreme Court.
printed aad succeeding
h have that Ms Justice Cu',s edition will at
suprade all other reports the Supreme Court decisions
lie ssneunbered the Of cases Of usees matter,
Portable the lawyer aud the judge and then e price rasHna
NASHVILLE, July 81, 1855.
From Judge Grer, Of the Uncd States Saprcme Court.
The plan o this work has already received the sanction and
probation OF the whole This volume he rs amply
make the supreme Court
others not on BY greatly reducing the EXPENSE tn, BY eliminating
which many (as repoed)
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aud Will mach @ aud labor Ia searching tSngn
PHILApELrHiA, august D, 1885,
From Judge Daniel, of The United States Supreme Court.
Knouing learning aud ability OF Judge Curtis it with
lake DECISIONS of supreme Court The
plan adopted oy h and adgng from me spee'en before me H
nnlcpauons would be iuiiy accomplished
and asunen, neeesar eases,
safety Win which the accuracy OF hs sdilar IN pe.nig The
both the bench end the bar from much l'b1t and Sm nr % OF
much valuable time fEiEE " DANIEL
WAsursaros October i,is55
Prom Aporpsy IofL he United States.
ArroRsEy GEHTR.Ls orrUE,
ssptenrbet II, 1889.
bave compliance with your requeSt, trnned
Deci.ou supreme C"ur Of uned sates, by mr. Ju,
Curtis aud perceive that the work possesses peculiar quses
l. In the preservation OF whaisve. primary importance
ard expense By r- omission secondary
statements Of the fae IA e case and Arguments counsel whsr
these eassiai The understanding calculation oI the
q 10 careful resss Of each Ia 'be Of editorial
cursy correction Of such OF editSrhP
or impression as existed IN the previous repou~
addition each of reference by note TO Other
decisions OF The series which the Is mentioned
not N, rely in The sense o scton g,ne
of essential m rosemet Of the nH,rI .r by q ia
hes of The
In tbs decomposition Of the had notes on theory Of undca
eppnson syllabus exhibits what really
sdudgsd law, and that alone, passing oSr ea and
mere Judicial argansnL $500 -
by Decisions t
prem the existing digest tbereo being either Shquard
hpk are signal ages present work. serving
available aud profitable for study and
Judicial dee.ion h"disg The highest place among the m Gy cose
ism very respectfully. C. GUSHING.
Messs. LITTLE, Bows, Co.
Prom Prof Parsons, of ne Cambridge Lap School.
Judge Curtis rendering profession very
0ofanes bringing within
ssas. hsnpsses 70 be- he h eas how he does t
OF Grnvss al IS the o.
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