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A. P. FIELD action affidavit affirmed with costs aforesaid appeal appellee assigned for error assumpsit attorney authority averment Bank of Illinois bill of exceptions bond Breese cause was tried certificate Circuit Court clerk common law consideration contract counsel debt decision declaration deed default defendant in error delivered the opinion demurrer dollars evidence execution facts filed Gale's Stat given Horatio G Ibid indictment issue JOHN judge Judgment affirmed Judgment reversed Judgment was rendered jurisdiction justice Land Office LOCKWOOD McClintoc ment Morgan county mortgage motion moved the Court objection overruled party payment peace person plaintiff in error plea pleaded possession proceedings promise promissory note prove public lands purchase record recover refused reversed with costs Sangamon county scire facias seal sheriff Sidney Breese SMITH statute suit summons Supreme Court term testimony thereof tion trial verdict void WILLIAM witness writ of error
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