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lIpaJ. JUDICIARY.


sre SUPREME COURT.
nSS q Z 40, Chief Justice.
d J facy, Associate JUSTICE.
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ii9a 9N -IEqkins, Attorney General.


4 Reporter.
|a. q, 4 Barber, Clerk.
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SUI sh7 Judges. Pros'g Anornies.


fuit-J. Il. JONES' VIM. N. Stanton.
ehni isaac N. Baker. Jos. w. Bocage.
SUI "ns Thomas Johnson, A. Porter.


\ Joseph NJ. Hoge, Alfred Wilson.
"".Io' J. J. Clendenin, Geo. C. Watkins
a. N John Field, %. F. zRaney.
- - com R. c. S. Brown, VIM. Walker.
March, udges Of the Supreme Court are elected
IS. contain Legislature, by joint vote of the two
linen pap4e,t ,i1M wears. The Judges of the Cir
IT. hoS Is F%G It are elected in like manner, for four
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contained 4 United STATES DISTRICT COURT. "a
Ehed AMER ia johnson, Judge.
|stl'u,1 !, ~ so'n, IL. Hmpstead District Attorney.
les aud FL FieIs Clerk.
of their a. Rector, Marshal.