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Those who recolect the F5Oridi8as apology
for Littleheld and its able and earnest defences
of Conever need not be surprised at its present
super-serviceable zeal in behalf Of another high
Radical official EcOn0'aist, March IL
Science has discovered no cure for rabies but
Whites Cream White Vermifuge is "snre pop for
worms" though some think Shriner's is the best
For sale by all respectable druggists.
Lake City Reporter. March l2l
CHIEF JUSTICE observation-disclosures
the majority report Of the committee for the i'm
peschment of Chief-J ustice Randall in the As
sembly of the Legislature just adjourned, but
seven voted against the exoneration Of that gen
tlemap- This was proper, for no evidence
against Mr. Randall was offered. Thank GOO,
partizan feeling upon the Democratic side stoops
not 10 the defamation Of character as a means 10
cast Republican from Office A few may work
assidously for il, but the sentiment of the party
is against IT, as demonstrated by the action of the
House We should dislike 10 entertain other
regard for the Chief Justice than the one We have
ever entertained for him, THAI be is man OF
spotless character. We rejoice that the party
has condemned the raking up of prominent men
before investigating committees without The least
evidence TO sustain the charges, merely 10 crafty
personal spite or the ambition Of some member Of
the party
The Union copies an article from the FLoRI-
DIAN on the abortive attempt TO impeach Chief
Justice Randall and says: THE Union indorses
every word of the above, and adds that the tacit
admission OF the chairman of the committee,
who made the adverse report, in his letter 10
Messrs. Walker & Henderson, counsel for Judge
Randall, that the author of the anonymous letter,
upon which the charges were based, drew up the
report aided him in doing so, should give Ten
fold emphasis TO the triumphant acqutlal Of the
Chief Justice
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bagsers for they came to stay and to contribute
by capital and labor to the pfospsrlfy of the
South. was : the rascal" whom the noatk
did NOT want a. any price. and whom abe IVES
forced 70 sakc md endure for twelve long years.
and not until the carpet.baggers proper found
their occupation gone and so departed. did
Southern prosperity begin. The Republican
party never detected and put them TO rout."
but encouraged and defended them TO the last.
Carpet baggey would be dominant In the South
to-day if Mr.. Hayes had not, under stress of cir
cumstances, adopted the Democratic policy, and
thereby relieved the Southern people Of worse
curse than war, pestilence and famine
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Tribune, March ST.

CuuiAuu 1fiOuhes AALcn .
The prospects Of South Florida being sup
piled with railroads appear just now very bright
There are some three roads chartered to this
place with branches and extensions 10 other
points on the peninsula; and a. each seems to
be anxious to be the first underway we think il
highly probable that road win be constructed
and that in the course Of year or 50 this part
Of the State will be in direct communication by
rail with other States. For this and the adjoin-
ing counties Of fernando, Polk and Manaiee the
dawn Of new and progressive era ID already
perceptible in the largely increased immigration
and the rush Of prospectors, - the result Of
getting one or more roads down the peninsula
in 4he near future.
The same paper says: The Tropical Peuin-
sular Railroad Company has 6led articles OF In
corporation TO build and operate railroad from
OcalA to Tampa This win be an extension Of
the Pcninsular road from Ocala 10 this place"
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March "A. Il

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March IA, 1881
Eaiter FbysdiaA Since the adjournment al
the Legislature, Tallahassee must have appeared
very quiet; and until the citizens get used 10 The
absence Of the lively Senators and Representa-
lives gathered there, II no doubt seems unusually
dull. .s
have heard great deal about The sickliness
Of TaIlahassee, yet have seen NO evidences Of
il. either during my stay there for nearly year
in 1870, nor during The 60 days session Of the
Legislature Of 1881. On the contrary, gained
In flesh during my visit there, and hare found no
place in Florida healthier than Tallahassee
hare looked ioyfnlly many times from either
porch Of the capitol building, out upon The beau
tifhl hilly fields and wondered that land % Ter
Tile and picturesque, Inhabited by people the
most hcspitable and genial IN the world, had not
attracted the attension Of Tho northern people
scjourniDg In Florida every winter Is IL because
they are 20 carried away with The beautiful ST.
Johns river O. to be content Herewith, and the
beauties which surround TIE woodlands along it
upon either bank Certainly Middle b 10 the East
Florida eitisens Who has heen accstomsd 70
Tho levsl lsnds IN this secsion. one Il sxessding
beanty, Or tAsre tisnp hfI md III dale, and iron
he TOP 81 ether of ihe hills = eommanded .
msxni6eeas vieW q ne cousaxy Surrounding Il
- inzlse Il sseiy dlrsctieas NostAsEn slnltors
4 Flh9tds zk6sld b On lae1ns pay visit q
Iallsh No. ~ m n plsin9 kesns.
T1e uaual lAsiA ,anl hssinsss snessy b saiII
alsn1sysa u 80 10 city y sleadEly
pr.r y y ~ tssoss ieluis ~ sill !.
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Philadelphia Chronicle tDem.,, March lol

1t is believed that when General Garfield
invited Mr.. Hunt 10 q seat in the Cabinet, and
the other chosen ones consented to serve with
him, they were not aware Of his experienced and
versatile matrimonial career. His appointment
was very great but not an irreparable blunder
The President can invite him to resign; or, the
other Cabinet officers. having wives honestly
come by, might refuse to serve with him, in
which case he would be forced ont, for he is moi
Of sufficient importance 10 stand against the six
How can the Administration take any measures
against the Mormons with Mr.. Hunt in the Cab.
met?
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sentinal n.n.l. Narch bon


As matter of Republican campaign history
The fact Il well settled that Dorsey carried Indi-
ana for Garfield. Chairman New and Marshal
Dudley, Senator Harrison and other selEasserted
Republican bosses did not carry Indiana The
Journal did not carry Indiana. Dorsey having
done The lab and GOT credit Coz Il in ihe shaoe e
500 dinner, he proposes u sssert hs suprs.
macy and maintaia his grip apon Tho State In
the matter q oncihl patronags Dorsey rill BE-
ihs controlling hcior. He WAS q Msaior belbrs
the inaaguEation I'D hasing sseursd prs-sznp-
don night e Gss1slds ear = nos Hks'y to aban-
don a1y advanced poeiiinn lksn secuted. The
deleat % lndiana TX . OeAanet position d Dof.
~ lsinmpA. ~ alnce ~ dAls III lh6 a6lo 10
nave sivSc Issssy ~ 81 4. 81 !, $500
him q anythlis bok s RenlIensan a re- -.
ahle Sefaciiy and honos. rs
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SENATE CHAMBER,

HoS. l. W. BErnKI, President Of he Sen0te:
SIR-Your COMMITTEES on Indian Affairs beg
leave to report that-Upon the principle thai
graduate the Indians Of our State upon their
c0ntentmeni, quietndc and domestic Happiness.
That while We cannot congratulate them upon
progress 10 the arts and sciences those which
belong 10 the warrior and hunter, they have
made advances in civilization, and enjoy hap
py indifference 10 and freedom from disturbing and
distnciing issues and complications into which
progress would lead them, aud upon their great
wisdom in studied and persistent separation from
political life. We would further submit that
while the Florida Indians refuse 10 vote and pay
taxes, they are politely social, generously hos
pitable, peacefully harmlesS. and cost The State
and government nothing, and AJAX netting bal 10
be let alone. Very respectfully,
Nm. h EHARPR, Chairman.
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Assenbly. for The prompt and eeicient manner
m which they have discharged their various
duties, and their uniform kindness 20 the mem
hers Of this Legislature; which was adopted.
Mr. Cooper moved that vote Of thanks be
rendered 10 Mr. K B. Withheld for his efficiency
IS Reading Clerk which was adopted
Mr. wilkinson offered the following: RksotDed,
That The members Of this Assembly tender .
vote Of thanks 10 Hon J. J. Harris for the i'm
partial and eloquent manner in which he has
presided during the session; which was adopted.
The hour Of IL O'Clock Il having arrived, the
Speaker declared the Assembly adjourned siRs
de-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-15

Perhaps the neaiest bit of business transact
ed ~ the recent session Of the Legislature was
the following report by Hon. VIM. Fl. Sharpe,
Chairman OF the Senate Standing Committee on
Indian Affairs For . happy combination OF
fact and sentiment, good sense and quiet humOr,
II 10 hard To beat A certified copy, translated
into Seminole by Abntz Knob-top, the accom-
plished special correspondent Of the fLoRIDIAx,
who visited the Everglades year or two since,
ought to be forwarded by special messenger TO
old ChipcO:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-15
George ]. Alden, Plaintiff in Error, vs. the State
Of Florida, Defendant in Error-Writ Of Error,
Velusia county

George ]. Alden, Plaintiff in Error, vs. the Stat.
of Florida, Defendant in Error-Writ Of Error
Volusia county.
VASVALKKSBURG, J.:
1. In an indictment against al Officer of a cor.
pOration for embezxlement of the property OF
such corporation the corporate name as fixed BY
law should appear in such indictment as The
owner OF the property, and the name Of Office
OF such officer as prescribed by law should be
truly set out therein.
2. Judgment will be arrested when il appears
that there is q misnomer in either the name Of
the corporation or in the title Of the officer OF
the corporation so charged with embezzlement
g. Indictments to be valid should be properly
endorsed as is provided BY statute Thomp Dig,
p 522) either true bill" or not a true bill,
together with the name of the foreman of the
grand jury.
Judgment arrested.
E Z. Foster, John W. Price, for Plaintiff in
Error.
David B. Stewart. Plaintiff in Error, vs.. William
Mills, Defendant in Error-Appeal from
Orange county.
RANDALL, C. j.:
1. In an action for the taking and detention Of
personal property the plea of not guilty puts in
issue the taking and detention, and not the right
OF property and possession of the plaintiff. &C.
q. Rule 75)
2. Error cannot be assigned that the Judge
gave or neglected to give instructions to the jury
as prayed for by counsel with his ruling thereon,
or TO sign and seal the same, unless his neglect
or refusal was duly excepted to and so appears
Of record.
g. 1t is not error for the Judge to refuse TO
read to the jury the instructions prayed for,
which he declines to give 10 the jury as his
charge or instruction. 1t is only necessary that
he give in writing his refusal to give the instruc-
ton as prayed.
Judgment affirmed.
E Z. Foster, J. W. Price, for Plaintiff in Error.
H. d Fl. Weiskoph, Plaintiff in Error vs.. ABBY
J. Dibble, Defendant in Error-Writ Of Error
70 Duval Circuit Court
RANDALL. C. j.
l. In an action of ejectmeli by q widow seek
ing tn recover dover assigned to her, the letters
Of administration are not evidences In her midi
vldual suit against a stranger 10 prove the death
Of the husband
q In actions Of ejecsment special pleas Of the
statute OF limitations should not be allowed and
such pleas should be struck ont by the court
without motion
5. Adverse possession may be shown under
the plea Of not guilty. (See Wade Va DOYLE, II
Fla, 524, and authorities citedl
Judgment reversed.
Cockrell & Walker for Plaintiffs In Error:
Knight q Jordan Tor Defendant In Error
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* SUBSCRIBERS Will observe the
CROSs x MARK their paper, which signifies
rsrcrz themselves accordingly. AnG . paper has
see- cnOszED TWICE. it VIII moot positively be dis
eozliusea Y the amount Of Subscription y aSt ~
-.i--sf q oacx
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D. c. Dawkins for Appellant.
j. T. Walker for Appellees.

Augustus S. Pendry, Plaintiff in Error, vs. the
State of Florida, Defendant in Error-Writ of
Error, Orange county
VAxVALKKNBURG, j.:
A judgment, on an indictment for obtaining
property under or by reason of false pretences,
which indictment does not contain an allegation
that the party was induced TO part with the
ownership Of the property by reason OF the
alleged false pretenses, will be arrested
Judgment arrested.
Thos. E Wilson, E E Foster, for Plaintiff in
Error
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21

u,ERrEp-Bv the Rev. \. W. Wrt-ht. on
,h., hri,ie,s PARENTS. Mr.. JoHN T. BALDWIN to-
Mss KsTELLA A. MosER-all of Iron'on, No.
The ceremony Was performed At 30 O'Clock
NJ and At l. the 1.-TWO hearts that beat as
o,e,, were speeding toward Poplar bluft-the
,uce home Of the groom. And SO passes from
s,np,e life to married happiness as worthy
,,oun~ co,rple as the Valley contains.
We beg leave TO congratulate them upon
.bts suspicious culmination of their desires.
Nav their felicity equal their deserts. is as
-, prsxer as We can send after them
,bair bri,Ial trir-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21

WHEREAS, Henry 3. Stevenson and Margaret
E. Stevenson, his wife, by their certain deed
OF trust dated the .th day of June. 1879. and
recorded in Book ~" At pages 355 and 56,
OF the records in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court aud ex -officio Recorder for Iron
county, Missouri, conveyed To the undersigned
the following described real estate, situate in
the County of Iron, State Of Missouri, TO wit:
The south half of the northeast quarter,
and the south half Of the northwest quarter,
and the northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter, and fourteen acres being the south
part OF the northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter: and SO much Of the southwest quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter and the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter and the
southwest quarter OF the southeast quarter
of section twenty C5D) IA lies north of branch
running through the same known a. HAYNES
Branch, and so much OF the southeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter OF said section
twenty (5DI As lies north and east of Marble
Creek-ail in township thirty -thres (3S), north,
OF range four lf) east:
And also all that part Of the northeast omar
ter OF the northeast quarter of section TWENTY
n Inc (.9), in township thirty-three (33), north,
OF range four (i) east, lying north and east
Of Marble Creek;
Which said conveyance was made TO the I'M
dersigned In trust to secure the payment Of n
certain promssory note therein described !,
and, whereas, said note has become due and
PAYABLE. but remains unpaid;
Now, therefore, by virtue of the power In
me vested, at the request and directions of
the legal owner and holder OF said note, AMI
In pursuance Of the terms of said deed, the
undersigned. will. on
Monday, The First day Of august, 1851,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock In the fore
NOON and i've O'Clock In the afternoon ol said
day, At the east front door q the courthouse
in the City OF Irouton, County II Iron, anil
State ~ Missouri. sell Tire above Described
real estate, Mt public vendue. for cash, % the
highest bidder. for the purpose OF satisfying
said note interest and the costs or ex-cut-
ing this trust JOHN y. It. EDW AkD-,
jse3luJo TRUSTEE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21

PERSONAL Miss Nellie PRINCE has returned
home.
Mrs. Fairchild has returned home from
De Soto.
Mr. c. Fl. Collins. Of Des Arc, was in town
Tuesday.
NJ Clark Patton returned home a few
DAYS ago.
Mr.. Jno. d. Greason was at home Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Marks, of Pennington. was In Ironton
last Sunday.
Mr.. P. A. Moser left again last week on his
Western trip.
Miss Mary Patton has LETT for the country
to teach school
The Misses Lang, of Pennington, are visit
ing Miss Mamie Zwart.
The Misses riner, of st. Louis, arc in the
Valley for the summer.
Mr.. Monroe has returned to the Valley
again to remain some time.
DR.. Edwin Nav. of Annapolis, was in Iron
ton the fore part Of this week.
Mrs. Tetro, of Little Rock, is on a visit &c
1ronton and is the guest of Mrs. Scoville.
Mrs. Chas. Smith and son are in Irontou
visiting Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. Belle Moser.
Misses Rosa and Anna Meyers, of ST. Louis
spent sev-ral days last week in Iroutou visit
ing Miss H Lopez.
Miss Nettie AXE returned home last Friday
| after few weeks teaching at Marble Creek
but returned to her charge on Monday.
Mr.. Grant Tetwiler returned home Sunday
morning, after an extended trip through Hin
OILS for the Missouri Medicine Co. He left
again Tuesday morning.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given TO all creditors and
Others interested In the estate OF John Jack
son. deceased, that l. Jane jackson, aiminis-
tratrix of said estate, intend TO make nnal
settlement thereof at the next term OF the
probate court of Iron county, No., to be held
at the courthouse IN the city OF lrontou, In said
county of Iron, on the hrst Monday In AUGUST
next-Same befno the 1ss dav of August, ISL.
ie23n49 JANE JACKSON, Administratrix.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21
A Fool Once More.

.r ten years nv wife was confined To her
49,, with such complication of ailments that
M dcfur could tell Whit was the matter or
IRE s,.r. AMI used up j small fortune in
hnnbu stuff. Six months aga saw a Y. )
- w ..th Hoo B,tt-rs on 1t, and tleasht [
n's ! ~, !, f,aI uuce more. tried a.. but Hy
III. eyed 70 be wisdom. Two bosties cured
Ia psh, IA now "a veil and strong as any
,n.a,s wife. aud il est rue onIy two doi4AIs-
u,h folly pays."-H. w., Detroit Mlen-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21

More brick are being made In the Valley
this summer than for years before Mr.. hes-
ling has successfully turned one kiln, and
will shortly have another ready for firing,
while B.l,Iwin Bros are now getting the ''wa-
ter-synokt'' out OF the kiln intended for the
Academy of Music Building.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21

KILLED ny TIE CARS One OF the most
daplorahle accidents, against the occurrence
of which there appears to be no sufiicien1 salc-
yuari oossibIe occurred ar the Ironton d,pot
last SATURDAY Adam FL roold, resident or
( outon, emyloyed in the mines on Ptot
Knob. started to go tn the Company's office
for the purpose OF drawing his monthly pay.
H.. walked up the railroad track, and wn'n he
reached the depot the pusher was there
switching 5 ,me cars, and No . was lst
starring out. Ii was supposed-for no one
saw HIM at the time--that he stepped off the
main track To the side track. TO let NO. %
pass just at this time the pushsr was back
ing up four cars on the side track, and IN get
trg out of the way of the train on the main
track he got III the way OF them. lie was ran
over aud instantly killed, his body being hor-
rihly mangled. The train men on No > were
the first to the accident, and 1t was
through them that the pusher crew We're
made aw.re OF it. No possible blame can
attach to the men of the pusher. One of the
cars they backing up was piled hiEh
with lumber, anu Il man behind 1t could not
be from The engine Mr.. Roberts, the
engineer. aud Mr.. Andrews. conductor, are
boIh care III. stae,iy men and. though eutire-
Iy without fault. they feel zrsa'ls cut up over
the accident. Mr. RArboid vas sober, hard
worAing aid honest man He leaves wife
anil three eilldFeu. VINO haze the syiupathies
of tae whole community.
G. ,roner tIra1,sihomHle held an inquest over
the !,os!v. ard the following is the verdict of
thr jury
We, the iary. -aving been day sworr az
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested In the ertate Of Choiastt
S,itzmiller, deceased, that I. Benedict Spita-
miller executor of said estate, intend to make
nnal settlement thereof at the next term OF
the probate court OF Iron county, Mo-, 20 be
held at the courthouse In the city OF Ironton,
in said county of Iron, on the frst Monday In
August next-the same being the LIST day Of
August, A. d. ISL DuJO
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21
Notice of Fiua, Settlement.

others Interested In the estste OF u. y.
Van Hees, deceased, that I, Franz DinGer,
administrator Of said estate, intend 70 make
final settlement thereof at the next term OF
The probate court Of iron county, No, To be
held ut the courthouse In the city Of Ironton.
in said county OF Iron, on the first Monday In
August next-the same being the Ist day OF
August. A. y. 1881.
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NoTrcE.-Au persons hereby notified
that tresspsssers on the farm belonging to the
Michigan Barrel CO., heretofore known as the
Vail place. will be punished to the full extent
OF the law. j. 7. AXE, Agent
Mich Bar Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21

Judge Hancock, whose farm is situated
about one mile north OF Pilot lob saws he
discovered chinch-buas in his corn the other
dav This Is the first iutimation we have had
of the presence OF these pests, aud we trust It
NAV be an exceptional case. Corn Is looking
we'll all over the county, and II no disaster in
terveues q large crop will be gathered in the
ILL
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NoIice Of Final Settlement.

others Interested In the estate of Joseph
HAM ton, dece ased, that we, John B. HAmp-
ton and John B. Buckncr, administrators de
bonis non of said estate, intend to make final
settlement thereof Mt the next term OF the
probate court Of Iron county, TO be held at
frouton on the first day ot August, 1881.
JOHN b. HAMPTON,
JOHN b. BUCENER
jy2O-51 Administrators de bonis non.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21

Take e.re of your LIVER. great number
of the diseases to whict mankind are liable
arise fir ,m tlis,,rdered condition of this or
gan. Keep it in a sound and healthey condi-
ton and you can defy disease. Pricklv Ash
Bitters At especially adapted for this purpose,
being composed of drugs which act on the
Liver. giving it tone and strength to withstand
malaria.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21

Work has been commenced on the Presby-
terrain bell-tower, and in the course of few
weeks it viii be finished. 1t will add consid
araby To the good appearanceof the building.
Messrs Purkiss and Exum are doing the work
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-21

Rev. J. NJ. Baker will preach in the Baptist
Church in Ironton, Friday evening. the ed.
at O'Clock. All are invited. especially the
unconverted, as the service will be especially
for their benefit.