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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-13
hnnthar Praxar CuIa.

CINCINNATI, May IA special from
Owingsyille, Bath county, Kentuck Ky,
reports great excitement in that region
over what is called a prayer cure, and
relates that Jas. W. Powell, a son-ir law
OF ex. Congressman John d. Young, was
cured suddenly and restored to full
health and vigor last Friday afternoon
by prayer, after suffering more than q
year from q dreadful malady,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-13

ment at the date above specified, such
request will be granted, II the bonds are
received by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury for that purpose, on or before the
first of July, 1881. The Secretary also
announces that until the date mention
ed, July l, 1881, he will receive Tor con.
tinuance in like manner and subject
to like conditions any oil the
uncalled five per cent. regis
tered bonds OF the acts OF July
IA, 1870, and January 20, 1871, to an
amount not exceeding S250, 100000, the
remainder OF the loan being reserved
with a view TO its payment from the
surplus revenues.
The foreign holders Of any OF the five
per cent. bonds above described may
have them continued as above provided
upon receipt of the bonds at the gov
ernment agency established for that
purpose at the banking house OF Nor
ton, Rose < Co, Bartholomew Lane,
London, England. The request above
mentioned should be in form substan-
italy as herewith prescribed, and upon
the surrender OF the bonds with such
request the Secretary OF the Treasury
will retnrn to the owners registered
bonds Of the same loan, with the fact
that such bonds are continued during
the pleasure of the government with IN
terost at the rate OF 3 per cent per an
nuJl, stamped upon them in accordance
with this notice.
Upon receipt OF the bonds TO be con-
tinued as above provided, the interest
thereon to August 18th, 1881, will be
prepaid at the rate the bonds now bear.
Registered bonds TO be contir ued
should be assigned to "The Secretary OF
the Treasury for ercontinuance, and when
received for continuance under the pro-
visions of this circular they will be ac-
cepted for that purpose in the order OF
their receipt at the Department,
The Department will pay no expense
of transportation on bonds received un-
der the provisions pf this circular, but
the bonds returned will be sent by pre-
paid registered mail unless the owners
otherwise direct them.
All bonds, whether intended Tor
payment or to be continued, should be
forwarded to Secretary of the Treas
ury, Loan Division" with a letter OF
Transmission, setting forth the purpose
for which they are transmitted, and II
10 be continued they must also be ac-
companied by The request above refer
red to, and the package containing the
bonds should be marked "Bonds tor
continuance"
[Siguedl WM. WINDOW, Secretary.
The following is the form OF the re-
quest for the continuance OF the bonds:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-13

East LrszarY. Nay l2.-Csttie-Re-
ceipts ! $50 head; selling fair at yesier-
days prices. n,
phias Sc 1906 GO; Workers > 100
8 90.
sh.ep-Receip,s 100 head; selling at
10 TO l5c of FROM yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-13
Mississippi river commi.sion.

VIcKsBuRG, May l2.-At q session OF
the Mississippi River Commission tor
deyising plans for the disposition OF the
81, 900 90 appropriated by the last Con-
press Tor the Improvement OF the Miseis-
sippi river it Was decided that the chan.
mel at Plum Point, Ark, end the channel
Opposite Lake Providence, Louisiana, be
improved. The Commission discussed
other works OF improvement but
took no action The meeting adjourned
till sometime in June. The date was
not determined.
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Letter OF Archbishop Crote 70 Psrnsll

LONDos, May l2.-Archbishop Croke
has written 10 Parnell. He says you
are the chosen and trusted leader, not
alone ofthe Irish parliamentary party bui
OF the Irish people, and ! recognize you
fully and faithfully ss such. You state
that YOUR abstention from voting cannot
influence the second reading oil the land
bill. Its final acceptance CT rejection
cannot. therefore, arise until after i has
been discussed in the committee. Why
take a step which, while it can DO no
good. NAV split the party. and crate
the division You deplore.
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Call for an Anti.Conknns Asss Assttns.

NEw YoKr. May ia paper has
been circulated in the city by the lead
ing friends President Garfield and Bee
retsry Blaine, c.lling for q mass meet
ing in the Academy Of Music. 10
protest agsins. the course pursued
by Conklini and Plait, - representa-
tIyes On this city and State, IN ehdeav'
oriny 10 discredit the administration
and divide the Republican ps'ty snd
subject il 10 loss Of rule. and making
patronage the sole aim of service in the
A.nafP
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-13
Iron Matters.

PITTSBURGH, May l2.-The National
Bolt, Nut and Washer Association met
here at nocn today and reafiirmed the old
prices. Representatives Were present
from nearly every city in the United
States, who report business good at the
prices for rolling and everything going
on satisfactory.
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sho, Himself Because Of III Health.

SrEuBESynLR, o., May lL--oeores
Julp, a blacksmith, OF Wintersvii'e,
about five miles out in the country from
this city, shot himself in the right tstn-
pie to-day, and at the ,'me OF our ifior,
nation is not expected to live. lie had
been sick for some time, and Il IL sup
nosed was out OF his mind.
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DRY VOoDs
New York

yrw YokK. May l2.-Dy Goods
Jobbing trade moderately sctive. bot
6nsiness continues light With commis-
sion houses and importers Cotton
gooJ. in moderate demand, and Iesding
makes steady. Pihu and lawns quiet
ia frs. hands, but fairiy active with
iobb.ra Ginghsms active Heavy
wooIcns more sought for by elothiers.
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ToIedo.

ToLrpo, May l2-wheat. Quist;
No. , red Wabash spot, 81 l3t; seller
June 81 I2i; seller July 81 osi; No. >
reS wabash 81 III: rejected y'c. Corn
Quiet; high mixed i7ie; No. ,Pot
.7sc: se,ler MAY 48ic; seller July
.stc. No. 9 white 49ic; rejected 45ic;
damaged Sc. Oats-quiet; NO. sPot
ile: seller May 40lc; No. 2 white SIC;
rejected 3slc.
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The Heat

Nkw YoRK, May l2.-To-day Was hot:
The thermometer down town marked
81. but in the upper part oil the city it
registered 92. Fourteen cases OF sun.
stroke are reported in this city and
BROOKLYN. One was fatal.
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pilots euspended.

P,rrsBussa, May IL The investiza.
ton OF The cause oi the collision he.
tween the steamboats, Montana and
Emma Graham las been concluded, snd
Pilots Hamilton and Abrams have been
snspend.d for sixty days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-13
INVASION OF TUNlS.
The Sultan Thinks His Rights are being
Violated.

CoSsrASTrYoPLg May l2.-The Sui.
tan thinks his rights are being violated
and his prestage lowered before the Mo,
hamedsn world by the invasion oil
Tunis, and is very anxious to do some
thing that would at least conceal hs
weakness, hence the sending OF shiek
Sea fer 10 Tunis as an imperial comnis'
sioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-13
4A,..oAe BoSns-Gssssally strOss

and higher.
STATE Boxps-Fairly active.
SrocKs-The market opened at an ad.
vance OF TO 9 per cent, the latter for
Alton and Terre Haute, and in early
dealings prices rose TO Il per cent,
Hannibal and St. Joe preferred, Alton
and Terre Haute common, and Rock 10.
land leading the upward movement At
the first board there was q decline OF
TO II per cent, the latter in Hannibal
and ST. Joe preferred. which was followed
by advance Of to y per cent, Hanni.
bal and St Joseph common leading,
and later by a reaction of ~ IA per
cent. Daring the afternoon specuia-
ton became strong. and an advance OF
to 9! per cent took place, in which
Wabash Pacific and Texas Pacific wsrs
the most prominent, but in final salss
the market became weak, and closed at
q decline OF ! to- per cent from the
highest point Of the day. Missouri Pa
cidc sold down TO 4! per cent, aud 10.
covered . per cent
The transactions aggregated 10000
shares, distributed a. follows: Alton
aud Terre Haute q, 800, Canada Southern
1000, Chesapeake. and Ohio $500, q.
&. G. 4 |. 600. C., &. Il |. &. 1000,
Central Pacific G,OOO. Delaware, l.acka.
wanna and Western 1900, Delaware
aud Hudson 1000, Denver and Rio
Grande 5000. t.ri, So, ,OUO, Hannibal anu
81. Joseph $1,000, Iron Mountain 6.OO0,
Indianapolis, Bloomington aud Western
300, Kansas and Texas 1900. Lake
Shore 5000. Louisville and Nsshviile
5000. Michigan Central 1000. Mobile
aud Ohio II. .OOO, Marietta and Cincinnati
6rsts preferred 400; Memphis and
ChArleston 300. Northeastern 5000,
Nashville and Chattanooga $500, New
Jersey Central 10000. New York Central
1000, Northern Pacific 1900. Ohio and
Mississippi 900, Ontario and Western
$500, Ohio Central % 900. Pacific Mail
1900, Peoria. Decatur and Evansville
900, Reading 500. St. Paul l3, 400.
~. Paul and Omaha !, 200, Texas Pacific
10000, Union Pacific $500, Wabash Pa
rifc, $1,000, Western Union g. 100, Rock
Island $500, Illinois Central 1900, ~.
Louis and san Francisco 5000, and To.
laln Dala N ara an1 Rut invfnn z ln0
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Reported L,oss ofan E,,,,r,r,s,t.

DUsLIS, Nay l2.-The report is &, r.
rsnt al Iuam 10 day ,ha. the emigrant
salP which left Galway last week had
sunk with all on board.
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PRODUCE.


New YoRx, May l2.-Cotton Firm at
10 7-lGlal0 li.l6c; futures quiet. Flour
Steady and unchanged; receipts 900
bsrrels; exports 800 barrels. Wheat
--Cash shade strong: receipts I2j 900
bushrl-: .Sppr's ~ 60 hn.hrl No. s
- rus q E!; W. I hsid Du.utb very
choice II 2sI unrrajed red 81 lbtai 2s;
30 ! do 81 22l(pl %. No. 2do. 81 no
| ?7l; No. 7 do. 81 -. mixed winter
81 2I,GLi %; ungr4dsd white, 10 arrive,
81 90; No. 2 10. 81 22iC1i 22i: No. LIDO.
81 22; good 81 2Gial 2Gl; No. 2 red, ssl.
Ter May, sales 2ss, 90 bushels, at 81 2<t4
| 24i; Keller June. sales 296, 900 bushels,
at 81 2ltCal 2li; seller July, sales d..
600 bushels, at 81 10; seller August,
sales 1900 bushels, at 81 -. Com
Heavy and better; receipts 1900 bush.
els; exports 5000 bushels; ungrsd~d 81
@62c; No. s Sils57lc; steamer 59ie
G0ic; No. 2 Gle; do. 10 arrive from Can.
ada 57iCs5sc; steamer yellow G0c; No.
9. seller May Giee56tc; seller June
5itG454ic; seller July 5tsCs64ic. Oats
Higher and closing weak; receipts 3D..
600 bushels; western mixed l5Ca45c;
white western 47(955c. IIsy-At 900
,5c Hops-steady and light demand.
Coffee-Nominslly unchanged. Sugar
Strong and moderately sctive; lair 10
good refining i,37ic. MolAsses-In
good demand and firm at &c. Rice-
Steady and moterats demand. Petrol.
eum-Qniet aud firm; United s0ic;
crude Glf7ic; refined g.. Tallow-De.
msnd fair and market Grin ct 6ke
9.i6c. Rosin-Quiet and Grmat 81 G
al %. TuT.entine-stsssy at 3sic.
Exy.-Heavy 1T l2fal3!c. Pork-DuIl
and unchanged: old mess sl6 o., nss
tl7 20 Bssf-NominsIIy unchanged.
Cut Meats-Dull; long clear % rs; short
clear % Is. lArd-Firm; prime steam
SO 90CSll 90. Buttsr-Stssdy With fair
demand at l0S25c. Cheese-Nominally
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Msy l2.-Foas-Firm
and without change. whest-Westsfu
higher and inactive; No. z winter red
spot 81 2sit1I 2si: seller May 81 2]t9
l2ii; sellsr June 81 1oi6i 20i; ssller
jolly 81 lG(9l l6l: seller August d l3(e
i3i. Corn-westsrp frmef and inac-
tive; mixed spot 5sI(95sic; seller May
57(s,57F; s<ller June 54itsj6c; seller
JuL 5i,ya5sc. Oats-Highes, scarce
and firm; western white 5o(s52tc; mix
I'd $3.50; Pennsylvsnia s3e. Rye
Qaiet At 81 I29l Is. Hay-Unchangsd.
Provisions - Unchanged. Buttss-Cn.
changed. EUp-Duil st ll9il}c- 70.
troleum-HoninaL Coffee e-Quiet
sser Firm; A soft 9ic. WhIky-
Prnsrnan, May Richardson's
Qaiet; Uaitsd certificates sole; rsAss>
7ic i6r Philsdelphis delivery.
J fAddiiomal Narbds ~ R0Wtk Pax.l
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| Date
Tn Ms ,Secretnru of he 1tennru

To the Secretary of The Treasury:
Under the terms OF circular No. -,
issued by the Secretary OF the Treasury
May II, 1881, the undersigned owner of
the below described United States D per
per cent bonds, issued under the acts OF
July IA, 1879, and July 20, 1871, hereby
requests that - payment be deferred,
aud that be continued during the
pleasure Of The government, to bear in
terest at the rate of 3l per centum per
annum from August II, 1881, as pro-
vided in said circular; and in cOnsidera'
ton Of the premises - hereby waive
and release all right to, or claim for, any
interest on said bonds in excess Of 3g
per centum per annum on and after said
date OF August II, 1881, and in witness
thereof have hereunto - have set -
hand seal this - day. (Here describe
bonds, stating whether OF registered or
coupon denomination, serial numbers
and amounts
[Signaturel ---,
4 IL
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How IL Was Received.

WAsnINGTON, May l2.-Conkllngs
story was read with considerable inter.
es, here. 1t is universally believed that
Conkling dictated it, and that it is the
strongest presentation Of his case be can
make. Ii is a little too full OF general.
ties, and not enough proof, to have the
effect intended.
The President has said nothing being
inst now more interested in his domes-
tic affairs. His friends, however, say all
these allegations have no solid founda-
ton OF fact which will be shown when
the time comes.
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PrBsraan, May l2.-Pstsoleuu-
UaItsd eerdscasss sojc; rsassd
7ic i6r Philsdelphis delivery.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sv TELEGRAPH.
Money 1t 2 i.2to 3i-2 Per csat-esvsrs.
meats Strong and Highsr-flour
Steady and Unehangsd-whsat
Active anda Shade Higher
Hogs Qniet
FlNANCR
NOw York.

Nsv YoRK. May l2.-MoSsv-A 2kS
81 per cent Prime mercantile paper
@Ai per cent Sterling exchange, hank.
ers' bills strong at asst; demand <S7.
sILvER-At London OH per ounce;
bar silver here llla; subsidiary silver
coin f(Gl per cent. discount
GOVERNMENTS - Strong and tai per
cent higher except for IA, which are
unchanged.
y. Coupons llsalI ic<t.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-01
4

AN ACT to amend title of chapter sixty-f1ve gen.
eral statutes 1873, relating to the action Of Re-
pevin in Justice courts.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Section i: That section 800 ninety of chapter
amended to read as follows: 1.-THE plaintiff shall
also execute bond to the defendant with not less
than two suretes, to be approved by the Justice in
sum not less than iftv dollars. conditional that
he will appear on the rctnrn dav Of the writ and
prosecute his action to judgment and to pay all
costs and damages there may be adjudgcd against
him. The bond shall be filed with the Justice for the
an action may be maintained on such bond to
recover the amount Of any judgment rendered on
dismissal OF the action for want of jurisdiction or
any other cause or failure to abide by any such
judgment or for failure neglect to pay all costs
and damages that may or shall be incurred in such
Sec. 2. That section ninety-one COY Of chapter
e'xty-ive 1857 Of the general statutes 1873, be
amended to read rs follows: The justice shall
thereupon issue writ, directed to the sheriff or
any constable OF the county. commanding him to
take the property therein described without delay,
and to hold the came subject to the further order Of
the court, and to summon the defendant to appear
In the writ.
Sec 3. That section ninety two C) of chapter six
tyve 1857 OF the general statutes 1875 he amended
to read ss follows: ''In obedience to such writ the
officer shall forthwith take possession Of the prop-
erty mentioned in the writ, il the same is in the
possession Of the defendant or his agent, for which
purpose he may break open any dwelling house or
other tnclosore, having drst demanded entrance
and exhibited his authority, If required, and shall
return the writ Immediately after the service there.
Of and state in his return fully in what manner he
nss served and accented tAe saane, and ahau ksep
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TOWNS AND COUNTIES.
10
AN ACT to provide for che organization Of tho
county0f Kanabec.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of

AN ACT to provide for che organization Of ths
countyof Kanabec.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Section i. That the county Of Kanabcc as now
established by law III This State, he and the same
IL hereby declared to be an organized county, with
al the rights, privileges and immunities OF Other
The comfy seat shall be located 1T Brunswick,
In said county until the next general election At
the 81 The tss
electors OF said county and said electors at said
election ehali have written or printed or partly
end % Of eoons
STAT. land name O: location to which it is desired
to remove the county eeat, and those opposed to
t. acat; and such ballots shall be received By the
judges OF election and canvass<d at the same unes
III the came manner and returned 70 the same ONCE,
board for said county shall canvass the returns up
said question at the same lime and In the same
manner a. returns for eonnty officers; and It ma.
designate some other place the county seat then
Raid place designated in said county shall be the
permanent county seat, Otherwise the same to re-
Sec. 2 The county Of Kasabec is hereby de-
tached from thu county OF Pine, and declared to
be organized for judicia! purposes, with all the
rights, privileges and :mmQnities OF counties OF
this state 50 organized.
Sec. 3. A general term Of the district court for
the c.,unty Of kanahec shall be held in each year,
the time for the commencement Of which shall DO
fixed by !he judge OF said court Until otherwise
provided BY law. and n! suits actions and pro-
ce~dinge row pending in the district conr: for the
counties Of Pine and kanalsec, which by law would
have beeD triabe in said Kanxbec county IL the same
had been Organized county. shall fe transferred
to said Kanabcc county and ali secords pertaining
to or which properly belong TO kanabcc county,
where no other provision is made Ivy law, shall So
transferred from the county Of Pine to the county
Of Knnahec; and the county commissioners Of said
last named comfy shal pay for transferring fand
trsnscrb;ng snchl records such sums ~ they nal
deem just and reasonable.
Seed. All acts and parts Of aets inconsistsDt
hageWith are hereby repealed.
Sec. This oct ehall take elect and b II 1ogQo
from and after it, psseage.
Appsovo4 NovmbG1 {, IN.
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q

AN ACT to amend sections 145 and l47 Of chapter
II OF the general statutes Of 1878, as amended BY
chapter IL Of the general laws Of 1881, relating
to taxes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section /: That section one hundred and forty
I'VE OF chapter eleven Of the general statutes 1875
as amended by chapte: rs general laws 1881, be
amended so rs to read as follows:
when the bonds Of any county, city, village or
township shall be registered, the state auditor
shall Annually ascertain the amount Of interest for
tne carrent year due and accrued and to accrue
upon such bonds, and shall make 4 certificate
showing such amount, and transmit the same to
me county anditor at the same time with other
taxes to be levied for that year and the county
auditor, from The basis Of the valuation of prop
cry III such county, city village OF township shall
valuation Of property within said county, city,
village Or township voting bonds requisite to meet
come due for that year. together with the ordinary
cost to the State Of collection and disbursement Of
the same; Ind the amount % certified BY the state
auditor, and the cost of collecting the ams shall
tAeroopon b deemed added to and pa1t Of ~ per
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-01
! 8

AN ACT to amend section 29C of chapter &C Of the
statutes Of 1878, relating to executions.
Re II enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Section l. That section ess Of chapter c. of the
general statutes Of 1878 be amended so rs to read
as follows: The execution ehall he made retnrna-
bic within sixty days after its receipt by the officer
to the clerk with whom the judgment roll is filed,
(but the judgment creditor or his attorney NAV at
any time within said sixty days, demand the money
received and collected By said sheriff upon execu-
ton in his hands, and NE Sheriff shall Immediately
pay the same over to sal0 Judgment creditor or his
said attorney after dedhtng his proper fees there
on.| On the return Of an execution unsatisfed in
whole or in part inst before the expiration Of the
period Of sixty days the clerk may renew the same
for Il further period Of sixty days on the oral or
written request OF the Judgment creditor or his
attorney, by endorsing on said execution the words
following: Renewed sixty days from the date
hereof At the request OF the judgment credtor:''
to which endorsement he shall add the true date Of
making the same and attest the same by his sigma
tue and the seal of the court and shall therenpon
rcdelivcr the same, endorsed. to the officer re-
turning the same: and such renewal shall have the
erect Of extending the life Of the execution for an
additional period OF sixty Gays, fully preserving
all levies made and rights acquired under the exc
cutlon before such renewal, and sucn execution
may be again 10 renewed from time to time, bv en-
dorsement BY the clerk a. aforesaid, with tho same
effect as euch first renewal.
Sec. 2. This act shah take effect and be in force
from and after its passage
Approved November ed, 1881.
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80

AN ACT tn create an additional judge for the First
judicial district Of the State Of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section 2. There shall be elected i'll the First
judicial district two judges Of the district court Of
such district, either one of whom shall have and
ercise the powers of the court now prescribed BY
except as otherwise provided by this act: and all
laws now in force. whether general or special. to
the qualifications, election, canvass of votes. oath
and term Of Office. and commencement. Of such
term, compensation, jurisdiction, duties. authority
and powers OF the present judge of said district
court shall apply 70 each of the judges Of said courts
and their SUCCESSORS shall BIZ elected and vacancies
in their offices filed As now provided in relation to
the said judge OF said court. Provided. however,
that the pre1snt judge Of said court shall be tho
judge OF said court for the unexpired term for which
he was elected and until his successor is elected
and qualified.
Sec. 2 The said judges may act in ioiut session
for the trial determination Of any matter before
the court. including the trial of jury cases: aud
when so acting, the judge senior in Office, or II
neither DO senior in Office, the judge senior in age
opinion Of the presiding judge shall prevail. Pro-
cess may be tested in the name OF either OF said
judges
Sec 3. The business Of said court may ba d.
vided between said judges and otherwise regulated
they direct by rule otherwise, and each OF
the said judges may separately try court or jury
cases during the same term and at the same time.
act the governor of this State shall forthwith sp-
point an additional judge for said district, who shan
hold until tho next general election and until his
successor is elected and qualified.
Sec s. This act shall take effect from it, passseo
Approved November 19, 1881