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, 1864-08-17
: DEMOCRACY,s MEANS O1sCNIoN-

We Ill realize that the one question OF our
Gay, of tue American people, ana OF the
coming political campaign Is Union or DIE.
union. All other questions are subordinate
and insignificant compared with this. How
stand cur two political parties on the qucs-
tionz Which is for the Onion md which for
disuuion: That the Union party is for the
Union nobody doubts OF denies. Can the
democracy be for The Union also? Look
back four years. Two parties, representing
the opposing interests Of freedom and slave
~. then divided the country, sectionaIly ac-
cording to the sections thcy represented.
The Republican party, representing the in
1'rce3s of the free States, carried the free
States. The Democratic party, representing
the interests Of slavery, carried the slave
States. The free States succeeded in the
clt ctiop. The slave States rcbelled. Tho
Republican party succeeded. The Demo-
cratic party rebelled in erery State whose
government 1t controlled, and With indivtd-
ual and noble exceptions looked on moodily
and suIlenly In the others. The Demo.
cratic admin istration Of Buchanan assisted
tue Democracy who had rebelled in every way
In Its power, divided with them the national
arms and treasury, surrendered the national
troopa, denied in public messages to Con-
gress the right Of the Government to treat
secession as rebellion, aud held on to the
rcina OF government until the rebel Govern
m,ut vas apparently more firmly established
than that Of the nation. For the four first
months of the rebellion, the Democratic Ad-
minibtration then in power treasonsbly aid
ed sud assisted the rebellion by argument
aud BY force-by moral and material aid.
THIS course Of Democratic treason went m
re5pkcd by the Democratic party, sare By a
few like Dix. holt, Dickinson, Andrew John
son and Donelas, all OF whom were read out
Of their parties ana into the Union party in
consequence, except Doug1as, whose death
alone prevented similar fate. At the bonn
bardment Of Sumter, the patriotism Of the
nasses OF the Democratic party over.
whclmed the stubbosnncss Of their lead
crs, sDd compelled them to 60 in for
the Union or to keep silent. Many Of the
masses and few Of the leaders hive renamed
true to the Uui0nisua 1bcy then assumed. But
, 1864-08-17

Subscriptions will Ae received by iAs
Il First National Hsnk Of Chicago. II.
Second National Bank Of Chicago, III.
Third National Bank OF Chicago, III.
Fourth HAuanal Bank otChteseo, n.
Fifth National Bank Of fChisaso, nj. :, J
AND ALL LRRsPEcrABLE BANKaAaD BAHkxa :
throughout sha country will doabtleM
AFFORD FAcH111Es 70 sUsscRDERa-
ausaos1sew2dpt2tw
DUCK SKIN MITTENS AND
~ s1:sss stock Of tho seo's
" A1so-Fuz and Ed Gloves and aaunt,sts.
BOOT AND SHOE PAcs,
was1suteJ Superior te s3y esacs u ths s,arkes sd
nR 81 fS5 shs NTH srsssa sd'.
ku17pn sn w74xs si1 doors Tess of sfoadwss.
NEW MUSIC BOOK FOR
IN SCHOOLS.
THE sOyG-GARDE1,
sECoHD BOOK.
by DIR. LOwHLL MASON.
Ia ow ready. eonts:ninz ia:ge nun bez and great
81
sss pogf 4 a. ar't I'D
e ''s
NEW MUSIC hooks FOR cuo1Is.
TEIE KEYNOTE,
by WIN. q. BRAD BURY.
This work Is the result q III. Bradbuzya colecttnE
"a "a fss seyss * 5es ana u 81 n
Ell M Soo a j acs e sssr has se
efss @etS M .SsS 5aS:
.a atss2R M t. e. &
srd Light Gles tho1ass1, 70 social sueiog.
. "a Il i
the Key Note inst &C ap:sd to the,s EAnss. s.@pla
e s' SsS
p0sTMA MAsTERs IN THE WEST
l. HAVING
Letters for Me
T Pss:s forward SANE !? SE'
nHIU FEMALE COLLEGE.
~ This w.ll snoxn ami oo,olaf ::nassatoa: Y
miles ilcm Cincinnati. Will begin lss next sesssat.
September 5th, 1864.
orer two hgsares pupils xf1e q et.sna.nss ss
es9 TenchsFs afa s'o' corps OF Aus aaa
Inquiries answered. catalogues furnished and
5ooT4 It sfc1ssd By addss ssauG RaS;a GAh1. Col
Il sEASONABLE REMEDY.
FOR DTARRHEA AND DYaESrEKY, JAY3as Car.
11zAT1vK BALsAN Will b found CERTAIN, ssfa
and pEonDt remedy Tho most violent attacks Of
these complaints. no natter from what csuze thay
osfRinstc, ara thoroughly subdued By It, and nd
had tHects spurg Eroa ttause ''
Fur AsIA1IC CHOLERA. CRAMPB xo Javuvt4
CAE4IrAr1vx BALsAx, II adutnIstersd nrnmntlv
will afford In nmtdiate relief, tha dtnaaas hetnx
thus frequently ertdlcated in its ear1tn. starrs
CHULERA AORDUs. SOUR STOMACH and an
BOWEL AFFECTIONS A1e speedily cured hv
JA1yx'5 CAHx1TA1ryH: It tae AWAY an soreu a. nf
the abdomen, soothes the ttomsch, ard restofcs tfs
natural acuon- ~ fat ny rene6y for the disessss
aeEarally 20 presaltns auonx children md tdulta
during the summar months, 1t il especially recona-
endeo being prompt IN it, operation. perfectly sato
and easily administered.
Sold in Chicago By Nes4rs. FULLER. FINCH 4
FULLER. F. Z q. II. HOOKER, LORD l. SMITH.
BUR.HAM & SAITH, aad By Druggists eve.YnheEe.
HEADACHE, LANAUOR AND
Ia A7LA1cHoLY generally spring nom Dis.
o,dtrsd 6scmach, EestGere4s, or ; 1o1pd I47ox
Each 1nsJ' rtsdi1J be removed By Dk: D. JATAx'e
sAHAT1vK F1LLs, nsststsd In obstinate ca1es bJ
JA1NK's ALr2xArtyx. Sold By Dsuskilss every.
,1heIe. FAr7do
, 1864-08-17
ST. Louis Lumber Market,

I:Ecs1FIs-The receipts nY river during th j eak
hprE imprnvso YETI mateTtsny. and We notice the
ar ornI aoour 80 . feet only wa upon III mar
witt the movements Of ne.ts and thcra vctF lita
prGEfeci OF any eIt In fhc scxsnn belnS
b fore he c.oee 81 nayigatlon: Ins demand Is ae-
: charge in rattA-wlach feHala the saue as in our
last quctstfcDR.
, 1864-08-17

- H0G5-The recetots have been more than uEually
limited; the total receipts at all tbs yards amount
Ing 10 abont %sa head. Entered sales 7ss head At
p 100 ms. Prices 1te 1esa nrm, but Will
present receipts quotations remain unchanged. a.,
, 1864-08-17

T Tho persons who wers advertised to
speak At the New York Mcclellan meeting.
but who did not appear, wese Gov Parker.
Of New jersey. Gilbert Dean, John Van
Bprru. A. oakoy Bal, Theodore E. Tomiiu-
, 1864-08-17

Letters for Me
Will please forward sane to Independence. Iowa.
suit pa6.lts YANKEE ROBINSON.
THIU FEMALE COLLEGE.
" This w.ll suowu AMI po,niaf :na.s7toa. tx
miles from Cincinnati. Will begin lta next sesss1.
, 1864-08-17
CHICAGO LU11 1HEA iIARKET.
For the Week Ending August IS, 1861,

TrrsoAy EVENING. August IL, 1857.
The following table tho>s TIM rrceipts OF Lumber
Suing -e Lnth, etc. fer the eck aiding August f3t
4ua comparatively for ;rFeey years.
EEcE1r1s or tCNn1R sMrsGLK .LA7u. ETC. FOR TIE
wtEKs xsniso Aro. :sra. FOR TuatE YEARS:
Luu ber. Iset........9aa9teo 1o.ssL1eo 1o.!7!,oso
'shirslef. Nc......... ss:st@ 2.:S.@ sa0l@a ooa
ts.h; tc.,: VS. s. ss3 4s5 7%s9 ;Ss9s 1ss51
I1ckcts. Eo..... ...... 300 9.nl ,.-::.
fis1s: is:; ss :ss ise5 sa& is;ss 's,
LUMDkN-1he receipts during the past week have
been urutually 1ighr, and thers has bean uose ac
live demand In the market. The demand which bad
previously occurred In the mnfkst. has recovered.
On carRcss OF common to prime lumber VIC nots H
advanre Of $1e ace ltoicet. There Is Ill tho alb
septe Ail speculative demand, transactions being
entirely under tie influence Of the present rather
large demand fer building purposes IN tho city, and
the psesczt waEtR ef county buyets Extra auallsiaa
Of lnmtcr are In inaeeaua'e supply; for these the
a,ket IL more active, a. prices hare still An up
ware terttLey.
SuISGLES-The turplg durtrg the week has been
much beloz the demand. r,tne Saved Shingles ARD
prIcts. There has been advance tn the market a-
ring the week upon prtvloua quotations.
LAIH-Wlth fair supply. tho market hap been
thsde more active. Prices coutn1e nsm and IN.
changed.
CARGO SALES TO DAT.
Cargo schr Ashtabu1a, from GEaEd River. told By
Gaf1ick, 900 feet rated lumber. lps. At $i225;
cAzEo schr GEpse} from rtr Marquette sold By Col.
L1ornia. 1ott0 feet lumber. good strips, at $.ooo:
cargo Two Charles, from ManlioWoe, sold By 4.
Carter. s5rt0 fett lumber. strips, at e1Gl 90;
cargo Westchestes from Grand RIVER, sold By Esst-
man, s. .cTn feet lumber. n ssstps, at sl7.so.
, 1864-08-17

IT MAFCHES-Narketv v6ly Inn and Unchanged,
We quote: .
Iaclaldt ons telegraph, PEI case ...........$:o9
Gntes' ho; ia9 *
niETAI4s- with q .1!E. degree Of a:sivity IN the
except n Tlsned Copp :. which has further &C.
:yancen 6 per n. On Bright Wire we also note an
, 1864-08-17
DOMESTIC 03oDa.

phXK8FIC Q3oD4. /.
Recut1ea " bis2y 80
p cent o. P.-......tt 50
Iteaptr WhlsS..- 1.6
AMt nc3n Enx te do. l.
Rye Wills > {ChlcsEo 40"
Bourbon do {ChIcaEp)9,M
Pure S2lr1ts Tor ~. 100
Cologne Spirits IS 2
Chicago Gins, u
90 BIanafes 2..s@? g
do Eums.. -. 15sa5-D
, do Pt Ntne.2"E@2-A
co fhe'y do, :, 1595 81
do . MaliEa. 2 l092.p
Ginee7: Hlne.....1E&1 %
Cherry ErAntty.. ...e-GotR2.15
Blackberry Nine!.30t1H.fQ
R&spE elry Wtue.2.+ C@1.an
~ EnRlend F:nm.3lEt3S.m
Penn: R5a WhlE-
1iee-............4-W&f6-E
Kentucky Bpur. 7
hon Nh!sk e8.,s,!0@G-U
Ohio CaI'ra. Wmse N@5.so
, 1864-08-17
FzNaNCIAa AND CGMnz ClaL,


TTzRDAr fyzzMs, August 1e, 1874.
The MONEY market to day has been quiet, and
pothing transpEed worthy Of special noucc. Tue
demand fer ocey at the discount hontes was fully
equal to the suppy Of currency. but thsre was but
nt,Io difficulty ln procuring accommodations for L.
etlmnte ppFposes 1t 10 PR cent Ontatre are Id.
rlneipg to the very needy AtlaS ptr cent PET cnsh
buttbe1c i1less Of this kind Of ousnets helag do1e
new than fCr two months past.
The market for EAttesn Exchange L. moderately
we'll supplied, but with An actfvs demand rats s,e
rery tim 1t discount and par selling.
God in New York ruled steady, opening early At
6x hnd closing ut z5s- The following are the quo.
tations received By James Boyd gold and exchange
brokes, during the day:
10I0a. a.m.............7sGk 2.6o u............Es
1lSa 40 r. N. {steadSj....255
The following is the New York Stock Market ss
received BY r. G. saltonstAu l. Co.. stock bEoketr II
Clark SsYsefs
, 1864-08-17
p OCTS AND" SHOE 8.
REMOVAL.
HALL, soUGHW1cK & 60,
SUCCESSORS TO
- -
BENEDICT HALL 4 co.,
Hare removed to
Nos. 364 e. 386 6roadwav-
FIRST DOOR ABOVE Wa1:. s.-
NEW YORK.

We have Ereaty enlarged our manufacturing dco%xs-
Eens, aE NOW have constantly on hand vety large
Tnich ye inyits he sstAntioa II Westeea rehs.s
Yeushs' aIf Sewtd Boota Balmof1ia [onkreae a4a1-
e5 I'D nuckle Shoes - well LedioA'. Misses -
ChildI ent 4o&p<so. Glove Kfd mad L.1ti1E work-A2
mAshias seNtd a1d the yesy best Q1Ali;y ofkoodR.
, 1864-08-17
Wheat on .Lc nefchiean Central isailrsad
The following rtIces wet: p.id far WHEAT ~ tEe
III Of Tie MtchIE4u Central Railroad GAturday,

1T will he eeen that the rices range at pretty high
ueu1e q ka.aTsz q Battle Grses :d ntiIot tawos in
local buyers they hAvifE Tuo the p1ces In oder
e. run foreign hp{IF9 CUT OF the maract.
, 1864-08-17
FROM TIE AVHIY OF TIE P0-
1OMAC,
ahcadcntR Of the Great Slaughter
Personal, DC &c. e..


,ra4to~.., r.-.. t,At..,, en.,s.,.,
;1>t'o'n' est1etponoeIee oa,esso rssse lt.'ene,'
r, t,,,, ,,r,-.a anHI OF W r. 9nr.o ssl
4. ~ = r". 'sA1noAo "a. 4s; :.
Inc genera Iacts ID fe4at4oa ~ tae 1atal re-
pulse before Pet rsburg, on Saturday, July
S0th, as gathered from conversations with a
1sr,e nnnber of general and staff officers
- -. q 30 1o+@a- ~ ,a.+a.sew r.
"ae eNeu ~ oat 4ettsa ~ see1eaay' u
ehoulo oe aaaed tnat no one whispered Inc
least suspicion Of a want OF exertion or
bravery on the pArt of the troops. They did
all they were commanded to do with their ac-
ane.ornod ~ hrore-r. Int the rhoia h,ama ~
w susu u'..s o.aee, ~. 49, sue mAo1e ol41ae "
manded the advance, and who permitted the
-.tupid deYav in The co,nmna III 4 wers n 1.,d
In tha cha,o,e as - +ha- narse. +roo>.
ther fo,,orad the,- of47ca,o -, ths s,o,r "a r.
OF death, ana. mol until thelr leaders
from tbc rortest. ANY otha- statamcnt ia
~ S,,.. -. oSa.. -
.pule1y maIlgnanL lie, come from Whatever
SOURCE It may, Among these our own
an~,r ,o.a..~. n,...,
@s.n y. . ooAoaho s2ooF9'
frorn w,a,ons,, a,d 1f,esor., wara consn3c.
iiou "ee"nsin a..u alssouf'' were conep'e-
upus for their gHl1antry and eoldlerly bear
iug They Ind the adyanca of the charge,
led By their heroic CHEF. Lieutenant Colonel
on;f % tt o4icnrs ~ liz Hzs rs,ent IT, @ ard RIisnds'
rs leading the charge directly into the very
center Of the tremendous fire Of grape aud
Eno-. l., l,ss ras+a.Je-,s i.4tar ,ef,,-nd Thn-
A-s4n IL SeetouA4e AetIe4 stGAAe4" Lucy
, 1864-08-17

Mat6et-1at Board G1m. I'd Board nru1.
Geld in this market ruled steady at 25a9essH-,he
latter fer round lots Silver waa steady at Ill Can
ada currency. 2s2H. Government nve.twenty bonds,
8 but Ing and ITO selling. seven'thirty bonds lpj
buying and 1c9k selling.
The following u statement Of tho bu1lnaas Jons
BY the Illinois Central Ka,lsoad during July, 1851:
LAND pKrARrNKNT.
Acres Construction Lands sold Is 81 g for 81
Acres 1ht.feet Fund Land sold.. se5.at for 1,t5kA
Acrea Ffte Lanos sod. ......... BITS 81 for 4s:ssaS
Total SALTS during Jnly. lss: for
, 1864-08-17

Improved, although oi Calf skns and Sole Le&:hsE
It 4 still below the demand. FoRElay GOODS are
still very firm and UNCHANGED. We quote: 9
, 1864-08-17
o.
Slaughter. Sole .s9@67c

Slaughter. Eole....s8@e7c
HnrneIe, r D.-....30H5yc
Zip. No. l He. ].
dunn ....kffs61.xD
Klp.Nn. i hta12.1 tpGa1 1t
-GSJf. Extfn.......2.50Ga!.75 75
French KIP, 1st
chetcf..........2A A@2-A
French C3lt, u !!
ms.. 'lH&3.13
French Calf, 81
ne....,....,....H.WaS-A
, 1864-08-17

1U-hy {1E Iuat2tE DpTtEd 4E yeHIC4 tsxJ . U0taE0q
pflc, 6u. !uwasus tie close buyers wtuidrsW, 1nd
It hecsMe ru ard entirely nomiaal; Sales EsTs
1000 hu M Rye 10 it re At IL -; iE0 bu do at eii
RARLEfGRscs,9e RAER, to.daY, 1*als bu. The fol,
loving IA : comparative txble OF The recetpta and
fhtrrnent+ for tee week and sesaon:
Received labt week, 2129
81 corresponding week. 13s3 .:,.......... t,f157
:" elnce Jan, l. 1861.
corresponding period, 1861. ,.Eo, 1863
Shipped lsRt week, bn .....................E none.
- corresponding week, 1868 -. ,........ none.
r. siuce jim. !, 1.f+.,., ...,.........,..,. none.
corresponding period, Is 1H3....,.s. -. n0ne.
The supp1y Of Barley continues light, aud we lote
81 extrs ordinary ADVANCE OF GQ865c = hushel ein1e
, 1864-08-17

ElaueflteF, Sole NGBc
B1euoa Ayffg...,E ,Eka52t
Qrlnoco. 4o!o.-.. save
OEtnpco Eoo3 daI.:
.@8%ad.4s-.s4.......4N3HG y HG
, 1864-08-17

ElsGS-7hs receipts during tne week nave osen
12h@1:c rsI dos ssIes to.say, hs.s besa made as
day $ t11s ns !sc z toz; bel< at &c:
FEAThEKs-Recstpss stiIi Ys'I limited. With =
Prices rujc tlrm st rr.seus rates. We quota:
1lMe Live G3ese Featheb. 3iE
FIsH-WHTrKFiaH hnve bsen in better demand.
and On Grvetnment 4c:eunt the requirements have
h erl and to- day We note d7aate Of 25c hr ofl
actiYe te1rand, Win decline ct Soc = hi Dr Other
, 1864-08-17

As far as we could learn, Col. Bross, his.
Adlutant, brave young officer iron P0ugh-
keepEie, n. T., .nd email portion Of his
command, reached point further inside of
the enemy's lines towards Cemetery aill,
then any who had preceded than. Hero the
Colonel and his Adjutant fell, and as all were
driven back By the deadly shower Of rebel
grape and canister, his body could not ba
reached and brought in. In the aft:ruoon
the rebels established their pickets beyond
where he lay, and they therefore buriei him
and his Aojutant side by eide, colored ser
lug in the ss1Eice- THIS sergeant was met by
soine Of our officers on Monday, ,uuder the
tlsg Of truce, ssi1 lie knew precisely where
C51. Brpes Tas buried, and a rebel Major
with whom Gen. Julius White became &C.
anainted on that dat, promised that the spot
SHOULD be carefully marked, 80 that at some
future day the remains might be recovered.
wns published in tue tribune the day alter
the sad news Of bis death was received, and
need not be repeated here. He Was for many
years consistent and IN active member or
The Third Presbyterian Church Of Chicago.
In his public and private life as lawyer and
the Sth Illinois iu the Army Of the Climber
land, commanding In the battles Of Perry
vile, Stone River and Cnickamauga, and now
in this lust terrible struggle, not stain, not
e,en shadow rests upon his memory.
What though the foot Of the profane trattor
t1eads 1udeiy npon bis honored grave; he.
died rs cnftst,an;patliot ;i might welI !. dssfs
there can be in dying for onc'e country he
br.yely, gIotitusly won" Tue pEAiss Of his
noble acit-sacriaclny patriotism is upon ali
to1gues; his. record and his re~ard arc on
su,ors those II who'iistluguished themselves
tnf mi Hnv
, 1864-08-17
September 5th, 1864.

Over two hundred pupils wsta IN Attendance tha
pa2t year. all tha Fal Term will onen wah nasuy
1r rprovenents ard 1ull corps OF abs aud expert
eI ce1 reschers.
Inquiries answered. cata1o.ues turalshed and
lego aull, Ohto. Iysensis " 1AAwnee
4 tEASONARTEP PEME{;V-
, 1864-08-17

Sales to-tay, 1000 hfls country rAnsassed Sugar
cured Raccn H21E8 At &c.
PYFAx QES-Tac receipts during the week hare
been l1oIe hoeEI: aud the ns7ke: has ben acuTe:
but Ecte decline Of 3ac pc: bu1, and IS: hi
on previous Quotations. Waqnato:
Hoatoes ...Se lV4a
FDELTHI3In small sapply; tna market has
bst n ac&lTs md nfEa 1t %3134A Is for Chlckens.
TCExEYs hava been IN EoLinal supply: va haya
therefor no qnotaslcns 10 fntn!th.
PAFNT$-WHrrE IxAp-Tha market conttauas
scttye snd ctu. hut Win no chan1e preyons quo-
tattonk. CaLohs are IN tat surpfy, and good de-
U add NAEEet p1cA&nsed. HaqQota:
, 1864-08-17
BOOT AND SHOE PACY,

3ENVNU BUUhs
BY DIR. LOWELL MASON.
IL ow ready. containing ia.ge nun bez and great
y*tisty II New souxs, k2nnaa, Exercises. 80 Wish
the Elements ct MUSICAL Rotation. The series u de-
sspea naGf ss.a1 "a
fhi-d RocEs Vii hn tsas ed al soa ~ rtady rr1ea
OF 6ooR.1rxdan Saconh o.,o1. 11.Ga per dozsn. One
&C py III be rent 1oat Ead to any TEACHER. fff
am1Atnu. on receipt Ct ntty cetIa. For Bala by MA
SON u HAML1N. Bosfon. Pnhltshed bf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-14

EOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
II READ COCHiNS RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION
P.oyins v hat aIe the practical working, Of
PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S POLICY.
The mos. In portsn and timely book OF toe season which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-14
flnancia!.
THE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN!
FISK & HATCH,
No. - WALL. STREET,
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
The Notes will be Issued la denouinl tors Of $50 4lco
$500 e00c aud $780, With intores, a. tie rats OF $40
PER CENT, ONE CENT por dsy on saca s,s1 payable
s.ril annually.
They vii be dated Argue. t. 1854. and Will be psyse at
~. end Of thrr. years IN cren, nls convertible
FiveT wenty SIX PER CENT Bonds payable, Principal ard
Interest, in Gold
On al payments sds prior 70 August I' interest val. Ls
allowed and after that date interest viii he charged
~ Lbers! arrangements viii De mads visa Gsnks. Bank
.rs and Deaeya
su5scripons also received Cor The 1910 LOAN and AL
krds Of Government Securities bought and sold at market
rs.eI
- Special attention siven 20 e conversion OF the old 7o
notes into IA. six PER CENT Bonds OF lc3i.
roders OF ainonn.s lsss hsn 500 nov svnil them
.ess Of The privileges u ssons' the Bonds Of lsl
will hsreaA be lsued ir denominations Of 80 end |Vo
L, well as IN larger Denominations heretofore Issued in
converting the dle August 49, Interest viii be adjusted
to that date FISK & HATCH, 10. 50 Walst
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Nem publications.
NEW LAW BOOKS.
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Law Avn F,yEIGs BOoEsHiLRhs'
tlN n A. ~ on-ts'f
Y,.y,fsa ais DAY.

IrsfisH his DAY: - ,,-
syrFIF-n ON TAE Law o. WIS f'r tii q
s,e ths inr icocs fIn.oityi The Ei,ct OF E-iinss
E,,d,re. lb Creation ara Con- i.ciion oi liu1 80 ~
- b WIS with Forms and ih.ule'ioas i'f P
s,,s WI Nv Isaac s. REDY SID LID IIice = -
49, xl.sO AEoEsTLi pui.Ls.t I'D ,,. ~, r,,.,
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