J. D. FREEMAN, PRINTER, 110, Washington Street

MAY 6 1906

CONTENTS OF NO. XXI.

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I. PRINCIPAL AND SURETY. THEOBALD. LAW OF

TENNESSEE

A Letter to the Editors of the American Jurist, con-

taining Observations on Theobald's Treatise on the

Law of Principal and Surety, with reference to the

Laws of Tennessee on that subject.

II. POINTS OF ADMIRALTY PRACTICE

III. INSURANCE. DAMAGE TO SAILS AND RIGGING. AD-

DITION OF DISTINCT LOSSES

IV. ON THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN CONDITIONS AND

LIMITATIONS IN DEEDS AND DEVISES

V. THE AMERICAN JURIST AND LAW MAGAZINE, No.

XIX. FOR JULY, 1833

VI. NEW ASSIGNMENT. CASE DOUBTED

VII. OHIO LEGISLATION

The Statutes of Ohio, and of the North Western Ter-

ritory, adopted or enacted from 1788 to 1833, in-

clusive; together with the Ordinance of 1787; the

Constitutions of Ohio, and of the United States; and

various public instruments and acts of Congress;

illustrated by a preliminary sketch of the History of

Ohio, numerous references and notes, and copious

indexes. Vol. I. Edited by Salmon P. Chase.

VIII. LEX LOCI

Can the assignee of a Scotch bond maintain an action

in his own name in the courts of this country?

DIGEST OF RECENT DECISIONS

Principal cases in 6 Wendell's and 3 and 4 Gill &

Johnson's Reports.

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