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Arguments of the Hon. Edward Stanly of counsel for the receiver, and T.W. Park, Esq., of counsel for Alvin Adams, with the charge of the court, at the trial of Alfred A. Cohen on a charge of embezzlement in the case of Adams & Co., by H.M. Naglee, Receiver, versus Alfred A. Cohen, in the district court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of California, Hon. John S. Hager, presiding, March, 1856
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