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Committee on Judiciary reported
sundry bills. Bill to logalizo the acts
of city county of Council Bluffs
Passed to second hearing. -.
Committee on enrolled bills report
adopted.
Bills introduced. Bill to prevent
discrimination on Railroads and re-
quirc rates to be posted up in Offices
and depots, and punish violation Of
same. Referred to committee on
Railroad.
Bill to amend Acts 18th General
Assembly.
Bill to protect the people from
Medical and Surgical Quackery. Re
ferred to committee on Medical Insti
tuition.
Bill to make Omnibus lines respon
siblc for Baggage, while in their po-
session. Referred TO committee on
commerce.
Bill relative tojoining fences owned
by Railroads: Referred to committee
on Agriculture.
Bill relating to costs of Justices Of
the Peace. Referred to Judiciary
committee.
Resolutions.
Resolutions requiring the commit
tee on suppression OF intemperance
to enquire into tho expediency of re-
portone bill for a license law. Mo
ton to lie on the table, yeas and nays
demanded. Yeas 81; nays 20. This
is considered the sense OF the Ho use
on the liquor question.
Resolution allowing committees to
have all important bills printed. Res
olution passed.
Resolution requiring the election
of State Printer AMI Binder by the
people. Referred to committee on
Judiciary.
Resolution to fix standard weight
of apples passed, and referred to com
mittee on,Agriculture to report bill
Bills on second hearing.
House file No. 67 read second
time and ordered engrossed.
Bills on attachments recommitted
to committee on Judiciary. On this
bill considerable discussion was ha;
land participated in by all the talkists
of the House.
! In the Senate the regular round O
business was pcrsued with considera
| bic discussion on an amendment tt
the stay law.
| Hon. B. +. Allen Of the Senate, has
invited the members Of both Houses
of tho Legislature to II party at his
mansion, tonight, which is the alb
sorbing idea this evening.
There is a lobby here asking the
Legislature to tax the Railroad ano
let the counties that are indebted or
County Bonds, have the benefit O
the tax.
Sharp, ain'tit?
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TIE, OTTUMW WA COURIER
City and County News.
:" Guilty"

~ NAANys
This is the verdict rendered by one
of tn, best iuries we ever saw sit in
the court room at Ottumwa, in tho
seduction case which has just ended,
wherein Edward Higdon was defend
ant and Sarah Jones, plaintiff. Per-
haps this case has elected more at
tention from the community than
any other of a similar character ever
tried before this public. The defend
ants counsel did all in their power
to save the fellow, who, as we judged
pleaded youth as an extenuation for
his crime, and endeavored to preiu.
dice the jury against his victim as
being common strumpet. A child,
thirteen years of age, who had law
ished her entire wealth of love and
affection upon him, who yielded to
his hel!ish passions-not because of
any promises or upon any flattery of
his advancing, upon her own testi-
mony, but because she hal irrotriev-
ably plunged headlong in love with
him, knowing which, he takes the
advantage to accomplish what no
doubt was his fixed determination
when he first commenced waiting on
her. lie introduced a number of
witnesses to endeavor to blacken her
character, but who all swore that
they knew nothing positively, per.
sonaliy, of an absolutely licentious
character, against her. That she
was rather indiscroet in disposition,
we shall not hesitate to say, but when
we remember that sho is very
handsome, youthful girl; the only
daughter Of aged parents, who are
always apt to indulge "the pet" too
much, and who had never, probably,
warned her of the Vaccinations of
the unrestrained, hot-blooded Young
America of this fast age when we
consider that she has not learned even
the. elementary branches Of English,
sufficiently tounderstand the lawyers
most simple and unglittering ques
tons, and, above all, when we listen
ed to her straightforward, ground,
nnvarnished tale delivered with all
the simplicity of an unsophisticated
child, we could but say the poor chick
had been charmed by the treacherous,
glittcring basilisk. Tho defendants
father is Baptist minister, and the
victims parents were members Of his
church, and it seems that they all
thought the young libertine was
worthy, ami this girl, like many,
mauy other girls, felt am bilious and
proud of her beau-the minister's
son, and to win mis- entire love and
affection yielded her chastity, her all
that makes woman SO lovely.
We think we but speak the senti
mcnt of all parents, who have daugh
tiers especially, when we sincerely
thank that jury, who, in fifteen min.
utes, returned a verdict of equity,
against the "YoWh-scventeen year.
Of age!' at the time of his SIN, anC
now nineteen Crime f this horric
kind should be made to feel the heavy
hand OF the law, and not permitted
to pass along unnoticed, or as mat
ter Of course in which we hav, M
concern.
Parents, talk to your sons anc
daughters with frankness, earnest
ness and unreservedly. and you may
rest assured that there will be les,
crime in this world,
Tbs sentence il reserved till mex
Wednesday.
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Bulls Cedron Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. /,
.trs94gs Heera FROM

irG,ISGS Heard IRON
TEST NONY or MEDICAL MEN
Stoney Point, White Co., Ark
May I'D, 1866
Dir. JOHN Bull Deai Sir Last Feb.
ruaFy | was in Louisville purhsai ng
drugs, and got some OF your Sarsaparills
and Cedron Biiters.
Ny SON in-law who WAS with me in the
store, has been Gt"n with rteumutiin tho
some tue commenced on hr Bittesm for
soon found his general health imprrs and
Or. 6isG, who has been in baeovcd.
tried them and ae alsoimprpycd
Or. Coffee, who has been IN bad health
far seyelai years. stnmHeh and liver at
hstsiRd-he improved very much by the use
~ your Bitie,s. Indeed the Cedron Bit
ters has given yon grent popularity in this
settlement. Uhi.ik ! could sell great
GaaBtiiY oiyoIF medicines this fadl---espe-
Gully Q. your Caarrn Bitiers and Sarsapa.
ftlia. Shtpme VIII Memphis, care Of Rick
EFT e Eeely. Respectfully.
G. 3. WALKER
DR.JoHN BULLS Principal office
No. 40 Filth Cross Street,
LOUiSyILLE. KY
All Of the aboue remedies for sale by
I'd YLOR, Bk4kEt CO,
SCGtLf1Awas .lown.
Aug. 10th. ,ss9.idAwly.
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Saturday, Jan'y 20, 1870.
SIXTH DAY.

CaVuIuiy, Jun 40, Ao'o.
SIXTH DAY.
Court met at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
Roll Of Attorneys called.
The committee consisting of Hon.
E. H. Stiles, z. L. Burton and NJ. J.
Williams, heretofore appointed by the
court to examine Cleon D. Hender-
shott in respect to his qualifications
for admission to the bar. reported IA
vorable thereto. Mr.. Hendorshott
thcreupon took thc-oath required by
law, and was duly admitted as an
attorney and counselor at law, to
practice in the courts of this State.
The case ofthe State vs.. Hubbard,
was called, and trial resumed. The
court ruled that the defts could not be
guilty under the indictment of q nui.
sance for obstructing way or road
upon theprosecutor's own land, where
the indictment used the technical
words "private way and instructed
the jury to return verdict of not
guilty, which was accordingly done,
and the defts discharged.
The civil docket was then called
and the following cases taken up and
disposed of:
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II has 100000 Accumulated Assets
with which to pay future losses,
No Company can shoe a better Record.
None can do better BY the Insuredl

Business man! 10, d. 20, 30 or 50 cts. per
day will bring you /, 2 g. t. or $40, 900 insurance
and make a provision for your family that
will COVER ANY EMERGENCY.
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We clip the following from the
Charlton Patriot, only adding that,
the bride is lady we'll known in
this city from long residence and
estimable qualities. She is sister
of Maj. Mahon, of Merrill & Go. We
present our compliments.
Married.-On Monday evening
Jan. Oath, inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Goodman, at the residence of Col.
Kitteredge, Mr.. JOHN III. BLAKE, OF
Grant Co., Oregon, and MISS FANNIE
MAHoN, of this city. mo cards.l
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Received--a book, from the pub
fishing house of Fields, Osgood &
Co., Boston, entitled "Political Econ
omy," by Horace Greeley which is
sure guarantee of it's worth and
merit.
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villapow, Walker County, Ga,

June ~, 1900.
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dea7 Sir: have re-
Gently given your Worm Destroyer sew
eral trials, and find il wonderfully effica
cious. 1t has not failed in a single in
stance to have the wished-for effect. I am
doing pretty large country practice, and
have daily use for some article of the kind
remedy recommended by the ablest au-
thors that is so certain and speedy in it's
effects. On the contrary, they are uncer-
tain in the extreme. My object in writing
TO you is to find out upon what terms l
can get the medicine directly from you. -
If | can get it upon easy terms, shall use
a great deal oft. | am aware that the
use of such articles is contrary to the
teachings and practice ola great majority
Of the Teguidy line of M. DIS. hut see no
ust cause or good sense in discarding
remedy which we know to be efficient.
simply because we may be ignorant of its
combination. For my part, shall make
a rule to use all and any means to allie
viate suffering humanity which may be
able to commandment hesitating because
some one more ingenious than myself may
have learned its effects first, and secured
for himself the sole right to use that knowl
edge. However, i am by no means al.
advocate or supporter Of the thousands OF
worthless nostrums that flood the country
which purport to cure all manner of ois.
ease to which human fleshis heir. Please
reply soon, and inform me nfyour bes,
terms
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. ID.
Dr.. Joh', BattPs Principal obice, 40, Fytt
Street, Louisville, by.
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Terms OF Sale.
Trustees Sale.

Pursuant 70 two deeds Of trust executed hy
o. W Mccain, TO me undersigned. 70 secure
jane. l. Fletcher, inc dated May i0th, 1870,
''hc o'her July 23t 1870 both trly recorded
IN he Chanecrv Clerks Office o Pamela com.
" State Of Mississippi. A, tu,tcc VIC will,
IN Frrav n oenihcr sOth 1870, procrcde, and
sell At james l.. Fietrhcr's plantation, ore
mile north o The town Of Pamela, 1T ut ie
auction. " the highest bidder for cash, 10 sat.
isIy tie debts recitcd IN laid deeds OF trust
the following pr perty 10 wit
Three hend uf work Horses, ! Mare. /
Colt, , good Mules. II head OF Cattle, 80 head
Cashmere Goats, 100 head Of pork and stock
Hogs | Ok wagon, about 500 bushels Of Con-,
eighi rten thousand pounds of fodder, u Z,
Of cqpvu in uas setd, ard Household ~ d
Kitchen Fnniiure and farming implere l g.
with other articles 10 ngnelous Ia mention.
8A&-F&h JOHN ~ H~NsRTSON.
W 7. WOOrTES,
..e a. a. a. ..aa '"Ffft"'
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(hanccry Notice.

the State Of Mississippi.
lnihe chancery Conrt Of Pamela county, IN
~vresiion before The Clerk Of AID Court nj his
o'y.e q thc town ur Pauola on Monday he .sth
day Of November, A. D. 1870.
Joun \. U5tlins)
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pt lls
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To my United States, and World
Wide Readers.

! bo'c received hgny Testimonials from pro.
t]cs,ionnl and medical men, Us my nlmlunck,
and various publications have shown. oil o.
shirh are genuine. The following from a
highly educated aud popular physician in Gcor.
gia, j. certainly one oflir most sensible con.
municnilons have ever received, DR.. Chem.
ent knows ri'ctly what hr speaks Of and hi.
tc'tim my deserve 10 be- written in lcttors o
gold, Hear what the Doctor nys Of BULL :
WORN DETROYER
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BCi.LS
SARSh pARa l / a.
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

Read the Captain. Letter and the Letter frou
his mother
Benton B%arrOcSs, Mo-, April 30 1890.
On Jouy BrLt--Dear Sir: Knowing the
efficacy of Your Snrsiparilla, and thu healing
and beneficial qualitiesit possesses. | send YOU
me following statement Of my case.
was wounded about two years - was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being moved SO often, my wounds have not
healed yet, ! have not sat IN a moment
since wins Wounded. am shot through the
hips, Ny general health is impaired, and |
need something 70 assist nature. have more
faith IN Your Sarsipsrillu than in ANYTHING
else ! wish that that is genuine. Please cN-
press me half a dozen bottles, and ohliec
Carr, c, T, JOHNSON,
st Louis. Mo.
J, ) The following was written April 80.
1850, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Cant,
Johnson,
On. ions BrLL-Dcar Sir. Nv husband.
irC > johnson, waSa Skillhl surgeon aud
physician IN Central New York, whore he died,
leaving the above e. p johnson to NV care
Al thirteen years Of age he had n chronic diar-
the, aud s%croiula, for which | gave him your
Sarsi,psri'la. IT CCRxn MN. 7 have tof ten
wears recommended il to many in New York,
aud Ohio. for scrotula, fever sores, and
gencrl debility, Perfect success has attended
II. The cefes Effected IN so,Ae tosrs NJ se,atud,
rad ftter soreS ..rtst din,osi siiroculcss. am
for my sos to again have recourse ia
your Sarsapafitla. He fearful of act,in, n
'purious a%rtisl,, hence hs writing 10 you for Il
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BULL',,
CEDRON BITTERS.
Authentic DocUmcnts.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony of Medical Men.

Stony Point, White Co., AK, May 90, SIS
On JONI BrLL-Dear Sir. Last February. /
WIS in Louisville puichssing drugs, and rot
some u yuair ~Sarsaparills and Ccdron Bites.
My~son-in-Aw, who was wilhm III the store
has been down with rheumatism for some time,
commenced on the Bittrr, and soon found his
general health improved.
d.. GIst, who has hesn IN had health, tried
Them and be- lss improved.
Dr. Cofecawho has hcen in Ind hesl,h ior
several years sfomoch and ,irer ancct,d--Lc
Improved very much by the use Of your Bi,ie,s.
Indeed, the Cedron Bitiers have given you rren,
populariiy ID this settlement. think could
sella great quantity Of your medicine. this
fall especially your Cedron Filters and Sarsn.
pailla. Ship me RIA Memphis. care Of Ritkelt
= Nicely, Respectfully,
C Y. WAIVER.
I~'rcYaipd by rE- icng BrilstNf,' rs,cr,
Finh strcc,, LciIsille, y.
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Commissioner sale 81 LanI.

~ rise sfs aseffs n NE thsH.ey
C,mn u Pssoa faaaD sbir si " ,iiwa
fseA,ref tksfeia m fhs itfh iay NJ ttfahef
Plato. In me snt o. y a. Nput. % ai TONE
rianants s.a.aG lsms. s Wuuslt a. 81 ie
fnisnis No. ~ ih aid eJHrt will ~
feam ssi"nsf ifefein appointed on Noniit
he 10th day u J%anusfy 1871 - NE t1uft
liages Of said ceHaiv, IN the low 81 rnholr
@ or sle 81 pablis aaeiion 10 he highest
biFlsr the fllnwiug Lasi- In sid conoi' Of
i'saaia. 70 wiii South west ~ afier # section
u. Towa h . .Paagr 9 wet Norh wet mar
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ryre- IN Sou b fnst enGrirs . elton 10, be-.
Ing al VI s'id quarter not hclorc set npsri as
The Widows doWa ~ same. The south Nc.t
%tiiaftef Of section TO- Tnwn.hip . Raagr g.
wesi, Suutli west qnafi.r Of e. clioI -, Town
siip . Ranged west,
Terms Of Sale.
Tea per cent IL the purchase n'ope, TO he
patti IN "a /, the h%allancs op u credit Of -Four
pRd Twelve mon h. fran The ipy 81 sale. :
sF cent i~nirresi from 'lay Of Mle. Road with
pood security Will lie required for deferred
payments
\ g. HARRISON
Co'nmi~souer
Nv MILLER h Mll.LlE.
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NO, vi,
Be,lsmin 7. Cicwcll Admin eta,)
Hiram Rane, 6, nj.

tttiHiba tuNfi " IT.
uron opening ccmllsiaants bill in the cause
II appearing TO the satisfaction Of this rouu.
hat tho tsrera heirs Of Miriam Erans dscr.
ased, who wasMn heir Of NJ law ofMilliam Rn-
nelyt deceased, sre ron resdfaf Of the Stale and
WHOSE names aud residents csnnot be ssocr-
tain d sflei dilirent inquiry are Defendants la
thr case. y isiherefore ordered hy H.. Cont
thaiih said defendants. to wit, The unknown
heirs Of Mirirm Evans deceased, d. enter their
sppcrrsnce herein on or before the LIST day Of
he mat term Of The Court, 10 he holden In
and for said county Of reno'a, at the Court
Honse thereof n the town Of panola. on the LIST
Monday il January 1871. aud slead answer or
drnur " tae runplsinnnts hill, or the sam.
VII he taken fer coat sse1 as 10 them.
u y turther ordered tha' a copy Of the or
der he rnhlishcs IN ihs Weekly Panola Star
a ne wsaaper ynristed snd published in the
'"sn .. rsAo.a, in said county ,osr wceks sue
eerive'y.
A true cry ,sM t4a
y fs- j. C., HARRISON.
asa stte qtaa Clerk.
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No. 32i.
VIM. n. Smith.

w. RAAA
VIM. n Smith
U1on ofepipg complainant bill in this cause
ilr caring 10 ;lc Satisfaction Of the Court
iha he defendant is won resident Of tl,e State
of " 'issippi, and that he resides at or ncar
har tan in the county Of Bourbon IN The
State n Ksises and tl,at said Manhattan is be.
lieves = be his post. office. II Is therefore or
dcred lhHt The snil defendant. William X
Smith 40 enter his appearance he Gin, on or
befvrc the first day ofthe next term. Of sid
Couit, TO be holden 10 ard for said county Of
Pamela, Al the courtchousc iiercofhtih ctorn Of
Pamela, on the fist Monday in January, A. D
1871 and plead, answer or demur to the com.
%siaihent hill, o. the same will he taken for
confessed as TO him, 1t is further ordered
that a copy OF this order 10 palailted in tho
Weekly paHela Star, u M wsn per printed aud
Published IN the lawn OF panola ia said county
or Ionr weeks successfully, and dlal a copv
fhcrtet he transmitted by mail postage paid,
! the said defendant At Maruatae. bourbon
founty Kansas.
Goa true copy, &c. HARRISON,
spencer, Sol. Clerk.
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VrLtASpw, WALEfR Corarr Ga, 1

VILLASow, WALErR CorSrr GAL
June 20, 1900.
On. JoBs BULL--Daar Sr. have recently
given y1ur " Worm DESTROYER %stvcral ttinls.
and sri T. won 1o~tullv cf1ca sious. II Inns not
iailed In . sinrle instance To have the wishod.
for effect nm dolus . pretty large conntry
practice and have laily usc for lomc article Of
the Kind. ! am tree l., ronfcs. that | know Of
no remedy recommended hy tho ahlest authors
that Is so certain aud specdy in its effects. On
the contrary they nie uncertain IN the extreme.
Ny object 10 writing 10 yop IL 10 find out unon
what terms ] ear get the medicine directly
from you. " cau get tt upon easy terms |
will use u great deal Of H. nm .ware that
the use Of snch articles Is contrary 10 the tonrh.
ings and pructlce 0f n great majority Of the
regular line ot NJ D,'s, hut | sre no lust cause
or good sense in lisctrding n remedy which
we Know N NJ efficient simply because we
may he ignorant Of Us combination. For
my part, ! shall make II = rule to use all and
every means to alleviate suffering humanity
which may be able to commandment hesiia.
ting because sonc one marc Ingenious than
myself may nave known It's effects first. and
sccurnd the sole right 10 secure that KNOWLEDGE Q.
However, ] am by M means al advocate or
supporter Of the thousands ~ worthless nos.
trum' that food the country. TINT rprport to
cure al manner Of disease TO which human
ncsh IA heir Please reply soon, and inform me
Of your best terms,
! am, SIR, most respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, VI. D.
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Chancsry Notice.

The State OF Mississippi,
Pannl. County.
In The tl,aacets Court Of said county. In
vacation before the clerk Of sail Court Mt his
,0hce in the town OF Pamela, the ?ist day Of
November 1870.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-12

Sin No More. Ascent of Snowden;
a Poem; by the Rev. G. Tennysonl
Turner; illustrated. Letters From
The Tropics; by the Rev. Charles
Kingsley; |. Outward Bound. Three
Sonnets; by Jean Ingelow; I. An An
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Night; III, Though at Great Deeds;
illustrated. Dorothy Fox; A Novel;
by the author of How it all
Happened;" Part III; Illustrated.
The SUNDAY MAGAZINE for March
has the following attractive articles:
The Struggle in Ferrara; by Viii
liam Gilbert, author of /" De Pro-
fundis;" Part VI; three illustrations.
On the Miracles of our Lord by Geo.
Macdonald, LID; VI; Miracles
granted to the Prayer of Friends;
illustrated. William Burns, the Mis-
sionary to China; by w. q. Bla1kle,
DID,; illustrated. Sunday on Re
mote Colonial Farm; by f.. II.
Hudson; illustrated. The Golden
Mice and Emrods: by the Rev.
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translated by the Rev. Henry
DoWnton; three illustrations. How
to Study the Old Testament; by
W. Lindsay Alexander, D. D. La
viticus-Notice of objections. A
Thanksgiving for Life and Health; a
Hymn; by the Rev. E. Horton. Ep-
isodes in an Obscure Life; being ex-
periences in tne Tower Hamlets; by
a Citrate; Part VI; three illustra-
tions. The Portrait of Charity, as
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William Hanna, d. d. Footprints Of
the Apostles; by Andrew Thomson
D. D.; illustrated. The Companions
Of st. Paul; by John S. Howson, D
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er's country living, near Seven Oaks,
and he did it capitally."
And now, at lest, this final touch,
in the very manner of Oar Village,
written only three days before her
death (vol. H., p, 373):
This very day, not only my COM
mon pensioners, the dear robins. but
a saucy troop of sparrows. and little
shining bird Of passage, whose name
I forget, have all been recking at
once at their tray of bread crumbs
outside the window. Poor, pretty
things how much delight there is in
those common objects, if people
would learn to enjoy them; and /
really think that the feeling for these
simple pleasures is increasing with
the increase of education"