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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
CHAPTER 81.


An ACT 10 provide for the. publication and
distribution of ths. laws sf the Twelfth
fGeneul sAsseubly Of Ahc State Of Iowa.
6EcTIoS /. Be Il Enacted By tie Generai As
sembiy Of the State ef Lora, That the Secretary
Of State be and is hereby required to prepare
q manuscript copy Of all the laws, joint reso>
slAtpnA Ao wamorialas passed. at tAs regular
session, of the Twelfth General Assembly OF
the State 81 Iowa, arranged in chaptsss and
numbered in The order Of their approval, with
marginal. notes, and : full and complete in.
dex, aud deliver, the same 10 the State Printer,
AAnd snperintend The printing and binding Of
sscr,ss !. nis hereby bby.nad made lie duly Of
the State Printer p. print twenty -three ihouss
And copies Of said laws and have, the same
completed withinlhitty days from the time the
manuscript i placed i lis hands hy The Sec
retary of State. ..s...s ,st Y. s..gss''s aa. #.
SEcrIoS g. II shall be the duty Of the State
Binder to complete tho binding Of the laws
within, thirty days from the time that the
State Printer. completes his part of the work,
and deliver the same to the Secretary Of State !:
-k&asi1s&- -Ae~eses1 -tAAa the SlAas- -Mnass shall
complete the binding of onc-fourth Of said
days frVn the tine he rsseives the sane from
the State Printer. fs1atSi 9s asiaa saya ~
i 6ncrsoN Z. The eSessstasy Of 6aats shall
distrihnte 49, lAvs Aforesaid, ~ follows TO
the LibeAfisae ef eaaA 6tatesaaai iTsssitory, TIVE
copies /, 1esth1 0everhor Of easA 'olaee and Ter.
siaosy. ane oopy; 10 ths Unis6rsity, Insane
Asaylams l1elitntion forsths DdacA Of the
Blind, sna Deaf and Dnnh, each Of Nhe Iowa
Soldisn9 0tphsas' Homes, AID State Penitsa.
tlarys each 30 copy; to each State Oficer
one copy - the oAats Ahrary. f4fA1 eopiea (;
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
CONCLUSION.


'Thc human race mus! 50 forwad. The
sublime car, freighted with al that is dear to
the human heart. rust and ,r:u more oe,. The
Democracy can take their choice get ont Of
the way, be crushed, or get on the car. This
campaign is the last that We will lave to
make with the Democracy. Their doom IS
scaled. Liberty gathering her robes about
her. covered all over with .he-shining names
Of the victories she has achieyd upon thous-
and ticlds-with glorious Us. Grant carry.
ing her sacred standard still, followed by n
million soldiers ready and willing to die for
The right, shouting Freedom for all will
sweep onward 10 the sublimest victory Of the
world"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

ing at Winana, Minnesota, invited his lady
love toa sleigh ride in the following style:
4" MY pEAR Mis The pleasing prospects
that viii hav in takeing q slay ride with
you tho fust good day that comcs.is cnuff Is
lift my sole above the ssr,lid. sanitys and
superaew itics of this verled, with sueh an
intellygent young lady - YOU are. re-
name yours in love, purity. yeriss, and ie>
dslity.k ssls % al4sf se~Ssrsas si q
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
AHEA T NJ A r X + T

ERRORS OF YOUTII.-A gentleman who
IL suffered for years from Nervous debility,
prematnre Decay and all the etfec.s sf.youth-
|fa ndhoGsien,wiu for - Aks Of 6ofcring
tdMn6nNy, sexaA fSs u all whcnssd " ths re-
cipc and and directions for making the SIM
Pile reJncd ylby which he Ess cured. Sufferers
wishing to prs6t b thc alveriserf experiences
can do 30 by Addressing &, lid perfect confidence
JOHN B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar ST. N. Y. 1-2l.ly
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
r5r.lIITY.

IL DO not ae.ieve that any two men in thc
world are equal. believe the White rao.
greatly superior soisi.e black; SO superior tha'
they can make living without stealing from
the blacks. Eyseanality mean tic giving ~
evcry mar. in the race Of life, ,awithout regard
tc birth or color, fair and equal start
Honor for those vino rct aiscad.--kindrese tar
those who fall behind, and Justice for all.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
HOW YOU MAN HAVE 100000 AM
kl NO HCMEUG a--The most importan nj

HOW YOU MAY HAVE 100000 AM
III NO HUMBUGt-The most importan,
Discovery OF the age. Anew AID sure way
TO aecumulats property IN IN heHvrable and
Legitimate maasAsr, recently discovered and
fslly explained In the GteAts Book Of the Age,
entitled, ~ Short Road to fortuns." This
Book eises reliable dirsctions based upon
facts which cannot b denied, which, II fol-
lowed, will enable all to have bssutifdl Home
steads in the country, or, splendid residences
in tho city. The public are Invited 70 Read
Ponder and Disprove, ifthey can, the logical
result Of the faithful performance Of the rules
possession Of ,nny ,Amonnt Of property that
any one eau reasonably desirc. ,price Of book
elegantly bound in muslin, gilt sdGea. 800
pages. Sa,00. Sent. post pail 70 any part OF
the Z. 8. on receipt Of price.~ Address,
+ ts4tSl. s. UNION BOOK ASSOCIATION.
- IL i 8 esissx4s..sa ~ Syracuse, NY.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

u OOK AGENTS " WANrEDs-FSs Drk vi.
I'd MN SMitA's DjcxSauty scf tke RSle -.
Nrittsn BY 1eef Tie nost idistinguiShed Dt4
vinee fa Darops senA America. Illmstsstsd
wisA over rs 0sesl uud weed DAgsAvinsS.la
n sus hrfs 0etavo vSlasAs. ltiss - "a. -
he only saittoa 10 AMsrsea i1u1ensel by
n. 6uieA1own hAuA. W snplsyne gene
rai Agents and offer extra induDeAsats %
Iuksots asaliag ~itAsts. 0snd ~ descriptive
oirodlars, enI6 - sur stssms. y. HDU&R +
CO., Publishers, Hartford, Ct. A
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
GENERAL LAND AGENCY BUSINESS

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Being we'll acquainted in all parts Of the
County We have facilities for buying or scll-
ing Lands for partiss, which win enable "
to give satisfaction. eaf sil3 4
Parties when buying Rcat Estate should
know that thsy ars estsng good Title, and
having ~ thorongh acquaintance with The
Records Of tho County as we'll as knowledge
Of what constitute good and perfect title,
we are prepared to detect any Aaw which
may exist in any Title We examine, and point
outsthc course for correcting the same. 1s
@fefties Wishing u ssall lthsff lknd should
give us their lowest Cash Price, and II time
be given, state upon what terms. IA
toqU. g. Revenue Stsmps Of llJenOmination
constantly on hand. =
Prompt attention given to correspondence
n46tf STRUBLE BROTHER. =
|77tUF, f757Ekil lisds q NsFS14. VIM.
II Shrubbery, Strawberry Vines, CurraAt
and Gooseberry Bushes Of all rdrieies to be
had Of Mi
NJ IS. o. BLSHO,P.8a III
Prices Reasonable No Humbug. Come along.
4lm6 $
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
RAILWAYS &C.
rHLCA0O 4 NORTHWESTERN RAIL-
~ WAY.
m 81

8Ms9#AA& - - 80 0@~ANDOS@s
! N "a
!. On and After May 18th, 1867, Passengers
Trains viii run - follows: x ~ 6 NJ.
GOING EAST.-PAclric ExrREss leaves
Council Bluffs 1890 a. NJ; Boone, s:25 r. N. I;
Tama 1855 r. N. Cedar Rapids 2:25 a. N. /;
Clinton, ZOO !. n, and arrives in Chicago at
Loo P. n. ss.5..-
MAUI leaves Council Bluffs at 7:l5 p NJ /;
Boone 900 4. NJ; Tnma 1:25 r. NJ; Cedar Rap
ids 500 r. y. Clinton l0l5 r. n, and arrives
in Chicago at 5:l5 a. N.
!. CLINTON PASSENGER leaves Clinton
11:25 4. NJ, and arrives in Chicago st ZOO r. n
GOING WEST.--PAcIrIc ExPREss leaving
Chicag 1t 500 p. NJ, arrives at Clinton ola
r. NJ; Cedar Rapids Lao A. NJ; Tama 4:05 r.
NJ, Boone e;35 a. NJ, and Council Blnfs. g. 45
IN. 4sa .sU
MAIL leaving Chicago at. ,ll:00 r. NJ, ar.
rives at Clinton At GOO A.. r.; Cedar Rapids
.lll5 4. ~; lama 23l p. "; Boone G:30 r. y,
Council bluffs 7:32 \. n. rar,lss satA
CLiSTox PASSENGER leaving Chicago nj s. Ii
4. NJ, arrives ~ Clinton at $40 r.
45.t I. B. HOWE, Supt.
- Br. PATRICK. Genl Pass. Agent.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

irAEvOLUTsON IN TKADE.-creatsr IL
10 duccmsn<s sthau evsr tslore Offered =
persons getting up clubs in oar
ONE DOLLAR GALE +
Send FOR New Spring Circular. w
PARKER 4 Co - ApA ss Federal q. Boston,
Mass. III
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

A ls~yer, neither young no. handsome.
when examining young lady Ni,nes, in
court, desiring % Perplsx her said, "slss.
upon my word, you are very. pretty" The
young lady promptly replied, u would re-
turn the compliment, sir, Il wasn't under
cath.'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

Never remind other people Of persona,
defornity, nor Of relative swho lave disgrscsd
them.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

A GENTS 'w.ANTED,FOI TIE BLUE COATS
a And low they Lived, Fought and Dicl for
the Union, with Scenes and Incidents in the
Great Rebellion. It contains over 100 fns
Engravings and 500 pages, and Is the spiccst
and cheapest var book, pnblishsd., Price only
81 So The public are cautioned against ia
fer;or works with similar title. See that
the book contains over 100 fnc engravings
and SOC pages. Scad for circulars, address
JONES BROTHERS & CO, ChicsgO, Ilixs II
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
lCassel'. Ncvo..ae. I
Eloquent Speech, Noble Sentiments.

Eloquent speech, Noble Sentiments.
Tho Attorney General OF the State of H.,
Ingersoll, made one of his most telling and
eloquent speeches, by request at Springfield,
on the 9th ult., before the young mems Re-
publican Club. The following are extracts.
aTHH REPUBLICAN, PARTY,
made necessity b the conscience of the nine
;ccnth century, is the grandest that ever ex-
listed benca,h.hc stars. Il ha: saved . na-
tion, enfranchised people. dedicated o coa>
tnent to freedom, and given a new and gran
der impulse to civilization. In tho place Of
slavc.pens il has erected the university; for
blood-lounds it has substituted the school
master and the missionary; Of the auction
block 1t has constructed the pulpit, has inei-
ted man 10 industry by the blessed hope of
reward. rather than fear Of the cruel las:,
has announced the glorious doctrine Of the
humanity Of man. II has declared robbery to
be a crime, and that theft cannot make man
respectable BY putting down the rebellion,
it saved the fruits of the Revolution Of lac,
and by enforcing its policy Of reconstruction.
the sacrifices OF the heroic dead will not be
lost, but the nation so reconstructed, 50 found
ed upon justice will live forever
THE, OBSTACLES OVERCOME.
THE Grand Army Of the Republic-in optic
of Democratic sncers-in spite Of Democratic
hate and slander--in spite Of Democratic Con
ventions and reasonable rssolutions-in
spite Of declarations that the war was fail
urc---in spite Of Democratic victories at home
lin spite Of rebel victories in the field, the
grand army moved forward forward, past the
bones Of dead comrads starved in rebel prs-
ons, wherc they died with no bed but the fro
seu ground, no covering but the wintery
cloads- .torsa,d, past The brave who fell By
their sides, past the glittering bayonets, past
The shining swords, past tAs brasen.eAsoated
gans-.f fsrssard through the roar, aud smeke,
and firs, and hell ofswar-: forCard, 70 the very
top Of the mountain Of universal victory, and
there, with proud Asats, they threw 70 the
loving winds the banner sf the stars, now
Eesting from ses 70 sea- a 9a
+ WHAT THE pEN0cRAcY DID.
"Thc Democratic party has declared every
ih.ns constitutional tha. helped the rctcls
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

"A GENTS wANTED-For 4 Book entitled a
n Picture Of the Desolatcd States, and the
Work Of Restoration. E-ery voter needs it
before Nov. 186S Freight, larg st commits
sions and premium Of $500 paid. For par
ticulars, address y r. FITCH, Chicago, I'll. ss-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

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= - ssaA.aaSilaA. ysrn., e
Ira = sNHTLANn :. q 4. .fa6lntsroa.
n1 Aell fa1 HeHes. has 49, entirely
sesecl and tQfq Ard ~ HyppSietor
.stsnds = srAss AZ palms IL making Il : Arst
eIees ouse. 81 rs ~ n2ly
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

& 4 GENTS wAErED.-Ncwr ready for Cam
II vassers '.The History ofthe Wnr Between
the States its causes, character, conduct
and results, by Hon. Alcxauder IL. Stsycns.
Send for circulars, with terms, and a fall de-
scription Of the work. Address ZEIGLER
McCURDl s. co. Lombard Block, Chicago,
III. Ea III .Stgtg Will M
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
IcDMUND 4. HUNTER.

80 s..8- s-a5 7Hs.ligid ioes tat -
s74'Is TRAVELLING PEDDLER s,
and-lealasin.yA .EeAisasy RAteaA Nedi-
cines, and Fancy Articles. Receives his
Goods direct from New York City, aud by
being accomnodatiHs sxpects to sell goocs -
sl,sap as The cheapest. PAtronise the lame
man. Is ss.sa ui ,sasraR Easl dl4cme., =,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
WHAT THE pENockAcY DID.

The Democratic party has declared every
ih:nS constitutional .ha. helped the rctcls,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

B.F.rATRfCK, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Clinton. NAV IL. 1867.
The New York herald., 1868-02-20
BOARD of EOuCAIloN.

The Course OF studies in the schools.
stated meet ng OF this Board held evening
which large amount OF business ransac.ci In
the absence ~ the president Commissioner Sinai. was
called the chair AMI several COMMUNICATIONS from
trustees OF the various wards were and appropr
atey referred among Others communication from the
trustees Oft FIRST ward stating that tho proposed OK
tension of Church would necessate the tearing
down OF portion OF primary school No 80. in Trinity
place. This schooi be stated is numeronsy
attended ID of the beneat TO the city from the
hIrcG rect 100 may be laarned from the fact that
the city Will be obliged either 10 build new school,
house where property is now exceedingly high and can
scarcely be procured allow large number OF chill
dren 10 be turned the streets. The communication
was referred to tue Committees Schoo Bu dings by
whom the question will be inquired inio commun'.
cation Was received from the Irusters OF he FIih ward
School No. a. preamble and resolutions we're pre-
sented seting forth TACT that great deal oi
plant had boon made to the elect ma tue clurse OF
studies prescribed by the Board ana the amo mt
imposed upon both teachers and pu lis Vas too
great and directing that the Conmitteel stude.
DO hade JOINT Committee. snd that the connii tee
request the ,ity superintendent, his assstapts.
the clerk OF the Board. principals aud assistants OF
sch"os 10 FURNISH the commtce with ali available inor
nation on the subject tDa, the Board may aided
Just and proper decision the subject Mr. Merrill
advocat d very forcibiv the adoption tho luton,
ana stated that he was mt In iavor Of making edit
Gated people and de eoDns 'he mind AZ the sacrce OF
health me resolution ~as al ,pted and the matter
ferred to the committee stated
Tue Com mmittee Fnauce presented several reports
In favor Of paving bills authorized by certain local
Boards, and reported the tact o awarang OF
tracts FOR work schoolhouse OAK street, already
published IN the HERALD.
The Committee Teachers reported in favor Of
10 Mug M appeal made oy Miss Laura Kyle, q teacher
in tue TweDt second ward action 0, local
board dHnssng her on The ground 0i incnmpe ,cncy.
The report gave rise 10 very extended sc
garding the duty OF the Board and the sympatnrs OF
tne members and the report sustaining The appeal VAS
adopled.
resolution was introduced TO increase the pay of
cleexs 70 .he local boards 1ne clerks receive
Tour cents per head the ATTENDANCE at tie
scho Is o tho ward. The resolution offered o,ders the
the Increase 10 sA cents per head Iuis
matter was asv very or0hgny diss issed and finally
adopted, after wacn the Board adj ,arnei
The New York herald., 1868-02-20
supaEM: CeusT-spsc cial IsSn.
Action in Alleged Contract Entered into
Daring the War-i,n"ortmpf Decision.
faf, Iuag IN

Artion in Alleged Contract Entered INTO
Daring the War-i,nsortmpt Decision.
6efore Juage Ba com.
Joh, Levy os. Noses ReichDida and othera-Tbe de
endanis in inis resided Texas. The plainun
resided IN New York THIS ac,icn VAS commenced by
pIa niTto recover the Of 50 ii0 10 Tor goods de-
hSereo &c the defendant in The cisy Of Ma,amoros,
Mexico IN 1858 to be by transported to the CITY OF
Duson Texas aud there TO be sold by the defendants
as commission merchants. for the benefit Of the pantin
The eeudsnts wers TO pay the du,lss gsods This
charge vas sustained bs the plaintiffs testimony alone
ihe defendants denied having made ch contract
and alleged mat tue goods delivered BY The plain
tii 20 man oy The name OF r A. hesGeii VINO was
engaged IN carrying Tor the Confederate govern
ment irom Houston 10 Brownsville. and on ms return
took government stores, POW der, &o Az tins iins not
having an, go, ernment 70 ship. re took pack
mercnantise Tor individuals There was Considerable
conn cng testimony regard to the facts AS proved
aud 10 the de endants laoiity. When the testimony
VAS closed the del ndants IN we'd 10 dism S. the CON-
pant and on heaing counsel en- both sides the cour
decidad as folio ss
!. Defendant not responsible as common carriers
for The goods in question, because the defendants Hee
not sucn carrers VI the goods.
2. Inc GOODS iorcbly taken by public enemies
to wit, Con ederate s0iders-tr0m carrier ~
Brownsville ano Houston In Texas aud never came 10
tue 0sses.ion Of the de en- ants at the latter place
lhe piaintin y ciiizen oi the Of New York
al the contracted 10 send tho goods W
defendants n Texas or 70 allow the deeudaDts TO lake
the goods from Houston N Texas, TO sell for
plan the latter place. and said time The State oi
Texas Inhabitants e0f open rebellion
against tho United States, and AL commercial inter
Course between the citizens OF The state OF New YORK
aud the Inhabitants thereof was prohibited by acts OF
Congress and and orders OF the President
Of tie United States, aud the plaintiff oy ing me
goods lsxas aud by agreeing the defendants should
take them int that State gave aid and comfort 10
enemies OF the United ,iates
The contract respecting the goods established by
the evidence unlawful aud reasonable against the
United sta,es and cannot bo en- orced.
1he plaInlln ID therefore suited
The New York herald., 1868-02-20
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


The Church Street Extcnsion Job.
special meeting Of tho Board held on Tuesday
evening pursuant 70 call made BY majority OF the
membe.a A small amount OF rounns business
transacted and the resolution Of the Board Of Council.
men, directing ths laying OF Q wooden pavement in
Seventh avenue from Fourtssnth street to Fiftynin,h
street. was up and concurred In and resolution
was adopted directing the laying Of the Ncoson pave
ment In sixth avenue, fom Fif,ysecond to Fifty ninth
street
member Of the Board asked how soon the com.
mttee having charge Of the widening aud extending OF
Iaurens stree, would make report the subject
Alderman NORTON stated IN reply that tho commit tee
was Al present divided in opinion, aud that .hefe would
In all probability DO majority and minority reports on
the subIect presented al an earlv day.
Alderman N1RTos then offered resolution In regard
70 the Church extension job by which tho repre-
seutatiyes from this civ In the State Legsla
requested 20 urge upon the Legislature the propfety Of
passing bill TO cancel and annut all resolutions oi the
Common Council aud ali orders OF The directing
the extending Of Church street Alderman Nor
ton. IN presenting the resolution, repeated the
remarks made by MN when the cOmmunica-
ton from his Honor the Mayor the subject pre-
sented to the Board and winch appeared 10 the HERALD
OF Sunday last Alderman Norton was however, more
firm in hs that the sudden sprnging OF ths
matter at this not Tor the purpose OF benefit
Ing tho city al large or OF giving needed employ
10 number OF PERSONS but done for purpose Of
providing lucrative positions for two three persons
collectors expense OF three millions OF dollars TO
the citizens al large
Tbs resoIuion was laid over under the rule and the
Board then adjourned to rharsdsy At two o'clock r NJ
The New York herald., 1868-02-20
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

IncreuriUg salaries aud Creating On1ces.
This Board convened yesterday morning IN special
session. with the President, Mr. Roche In the chair
large smoun, Of routine business, relating 10 The re-
mission Of taxes sronsousIy assessed was disposed or
and applications for srmorcs from the officers Of the
Fourth and Eleventh regiments we're referred 70 the ap
proprisse committee
An application received from the clerks OF tho
Courts Of General Sessions and Oyer ana rsrmiaer aud
the deputy clerk Of the Court Of Genera Sessions ask
ing for an OF salary An ordinance adopted
ordering an increase OF the salaries OF the clerks OF the
Courts OF General Sessions and OF Oyer and ermncr
s6 900 each per annu and OF the deputy clerk OF tho
Cout Of General Sessions to ~ 900 per annum An or.
dnance vas adopted increasing the salary OF the essen
ger In the surrosstss once TO 81, 200 per annurn
Resolutions ~ere offered and adopted increasing the
salaries OF the CITY Judse, Recorder and Surrogate 70
$40 900 each per annum.
1he bill Of sr Sheriff Kelly for ocal services for the
last quarter amounting 10 $sS4 81 presented and
ordered TO be paid.
Retoutions we're adopted appointing . Librarian 10
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

USirxD srsrts DISTRICT CoURs Nos 100. ITO, 49, 10
81 1922 lo3, 7s 95 lO5 81. 70 i0l l09 go, 81, 100
o l5. s., 50, 81, lo III, % 81. l07, loS, 20 IS 70
scPRsss ouu-speciAL fERI Nos. 10. lag ll0,
li2 ll3 90 81 los lSl, 1872 1853, l54, l55, 100 l5',
l5S, l59. 100 l6l. l62
SUrsEaE ccrRr-Cn,aBgRs. Nos. 30, SO. l39, 16i.
IT, rs. ls4 1911 2J3 2oi 215 227 90 Ca 237, 2is,
250 252.
10 tNag Coz tr-cIRcurr Nos Ilo2, 1860,
ll52, loi, u70, 1896. l29ja, / 9S 1850 1902 13l4
1906 1905, 1910, l3l2 1914, lSlsH 1915 1878 1870.
Part 3.-Nos ell, l79 4s9. l3I i4o, 6i3, sos. ss3
iosA, 900 i0al5s 25s, l64 235 ss5 SILL Ia ll3 $40,
Si9
srPRRioR 1ouRr-TRiAL TE.M.-Part Mos 2s47,
3S4l, S6ol 36so, 3,09, $40, S7ll, 30i3 35Sl 3-7l
2629, $685. 3679, 36Sl. 2603 S53T. Part 2-No4 370l
360s, 1886, 207S, 26ls, $685. l77i 3642 37S2, 310o
334s. 3s32 1864, 1894 1850
OYER AND rEaMINER AND CIVIL CALENDAR R-N,e 1851.
ll5i ll55, ll57 ll59, 1865 1863, 1911. ll13 il75,
III, ll79, 1888, 1882 ll9l, 1893, ll95. ll9T. l99
CONF foS PLEAs-JRIAL FERN. Part 2--N :. 9l2 $50,
s25 1885, o94 s76 99o. 949 $685. s9d so3 l0lJ S75 $685.
1914.
MARSs CouRr TRIAL TGRa-Nos So, 48. Al, 100,
2l4 2ls 2-3 203 2l5 22i, Ill 70. 1876 IA ~, 800
s5l 2s2 233, 2S4, 23o 25d 237 2Ss, 2SD 24o a. 242
243