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Stanton Vs. Embrey
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- Jan 01, 1876
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U.S. 548 (1876) U.S. Supreme Court Stanton v. EmbreySearch
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U.S. 548 (1876) Stanton v. EmbreySearch
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and there are many other decided cases to the same effect. Aurora City v. WestSearch
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