that  in  consequence  certain  courts  closed,  §  298.
civil  law  suspended,  §  298.
what  law  prevailed,  §  298.
that  the  Confederate  currency  imposed  by  force,  and  at  discount,
§298.
of  the  general  facts  relating  to  its  emission,  etc.,  §  306.
the  accession  of  persons  to  office  and  the  tenure  under  constitution

and  laws,  §  298.
the  geography  and  topography  of  state,  §§  298,  304,  305.
the  navigability  of  large  rivers,  §  303.
the  history  of  state  as  to  facts  of  general  interest,  §  298.
of  the  boundaries  of  state,  §  298.
its  civU  divisions  created  by  law,  §  298.
of  notorious  surveys,  streets,  areas  and  lines,  §  298.
of  terms  of  courts  fixed  by  law,  §  298.
of  their  owti  officers,  and  records,  §  299.
not  of  contents  of  record  La  another  case,  §  299.
garnishment  not  another  case,  §  299.
of  facts  in  general,  §§  301-306.
of  the  character  of  a  trade  as  to  being  a  nuisance,  §  301.
of  gift  enterprises,  §  303.
of  the  seasons,  §  302.
calendar,  §  302.
that  a  patent  was  void  for  want  of  novelty,  §  304
of  the  course  of  natui'e,  §§  302,  305.
moi-tuary  tables  based  on,  §  302.
of  the  nature  of  liquors,  §  303.
that  coal  oil  inflammable,  §  305.
of  the  course  of  agricultiu-e,  §  302.
when  particular  crops  mature,  §  302.
not  of  vicissitudes  of  climate,  §  302.
of  what  is  generally  known  in  their  jurisdiction,  §  304


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JUDICIAL  KNOWLEDGE  (continued)  —

of  tlie  art  of  pliotogi'aphy,  §  305.
of  pliilosopliic  and  scientific  facts  and  principles,  §  305.
that  work  of  barber  not  one  of  necessity  on  Sunday,  §  306.
of  tlie  nature  of  lotteries,  of  billiard  tables,  §  306.
