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L

MISCELLANEOUS.
Clear and cold,
River about stationary.
Fair business at the landing.
Brausford for White river at 5 p m
The local packets had good tips
out last evening.
Ice is running at S. Louis, but n t
enough to impede navigation.
! The Golden Rule from New Orleans
arrived at Cincinnati yesterday,
The Andy Baum leaves Cincinnati
tomorrow evening for this port.
The Guiding Star was expected to
arrive at New Orleans this forenoon.
The City Of BatOu Rouge will b.
due up to morrow bound for st. Louis
The Cherokee, from White river,
went into New Orleans with 3TOObals
cotton.
The David r. Powell, bound for
New Orleans, passed Vicksburg last
evening,
The W. W. 0'Neil, with a heavy
tow OF coal, will pass down tomorrow,
bound for New Orleans.
Tho Anchor Line steamer City Of
Vicksburg was expected to pass down
at noon to day for ViOKsburg.
The great iron steamer Charles p.
Chouteau is announced to leave At 8
pm on Thursday for New Orleans.
The w. P. Halliday, for st. Louis,
and Golden Grown, for Cincinnati,
passed up Sunday with heavy trips.
The City Of Greenville, which passed
down last night for New Orleans,
took on 5000 bags Of corn in Madrid
Bend. BE-.
Listen to the MOckiny Bird
whistle this evening when the Will
Kyle comes in sight. You can prob.
ably stand it.
J The Granite State is the next boat
Of the Memphis Line leaving fol
Cincinnati. Her time of departure il
Friday, 5 PM
The river at this point will probably
! decline after tomorrow. At presepl
there is a good stage Of water from
Cairo to New Orleans.
This Henry Lourey and barges from
r st Louis passed down yesterday FOL
d New Orleans adding here a barge con
|, tanning 1884 bales cotton.
The large and elegant Anchor Lin
steamer City of New Orleans is an
Is nounced to pass here tomorrow at /
a m. bound for New Orleans.
The great Charles Morgan, 10 com
mand of Oaptaia Harry Stein, will b
!: due up to morrow morning bound fc
the Ohio. Henry .. Lowe is h,
s, agent.
Or The Mike Davis, from Cairo, with
4 bad OF railroad freight, passed her
ID yesterday for 81, Francis river. job
q Morris took charge OF the whs
from here. q.
nd The Hard Cash win be 10 II. moro
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'anDhie n Arkansaw city Packet Co
Adams Us, Mail Liae-For Helena, Frhrs
Point, Ooncordias Terrone. ArkangaW Gty
and las blun X. H.-Tha new passongr
Kate Adams,
NJ X Cheek. master; AL Cummips, olerk.
LaaVes every MONDAY and THURSDAY At
pm.
For Information apply st No. 1 Madison ct.
81
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Friday, JnnuorvIa Tsse

ssll on PIesideat's Island. at former resi-.
L,enoe Of late TUDavis, 81, Ia Shelby county.
Tenn, bttweou tho hours Of II a d and 3
a. public auction to the high bidder Tor
trust deed, t0-wit; One black mare muie
l51s hands high, eight years old, named Xii.
now on Presidents Island. '-
s6nl JAMES SMYTH. Trustee.
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Mos Y aAERG-A tabulated state-
vi meDt blowing how $50 realized sl72 in
three days only s2T.oW in ore yeer at lame
rate. ~ highly lucrative Engls 81 System oil
each readcr Gan test Q troth.o OF the aboye.
'ystemauc ! %vcstmeDts conducted At tbe
coming .sAvani ali and New Orleans Races,
JOCKEY NJ un's.ec. Profits returned week
", with charge OF 10 Per cent ffom winninRs.
Betting on English Derby, the greatest 2 year
old race IN the world. $50 W Il ealiae ST 600
with. a win. S nd stump for, our "a ing
Guide. RICHARDSON & co., Il6 10 I21
Washington ST. eel. Cbiesgo. III. SD Will
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JnAyS. ARsIya.
----------
New Orleans Mai daily J2.3)p.ml 10 10 AM
sardis sceom'n, except
bunaay)........ .,,..,..-", = - h'Al Q WasH
Freight train ,car'g p'g'sl , @S 10 I.tO pm
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SPECIAL N0TiCF.

TO ST. FRANCS RIVER snip.
PERR.
OWING to low wat,r In the ~v4-
" 81. "a neisfivor the steam k%llENA-k
II RENE MACREADR will HARS2
make but one trip q week, leaving Mempbis
EVERY .cUESDAY EY Mine al S o'o'oek
i0r Phuips Bayou, Mariana ana the Cut
VANCE for dunk Lands.
s5t - RANDALL, eup't.
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aAlLauAD rlAAIAHLEs
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.Chancery Sale Of ReaI Estate

No 40ss. R-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
Samuel Watson VS., Ed Shaw.
QH virtue Of b n interloeutory decree for saie
~ entered 10 the above cause on the 5th day
Of January, 1885,, NJ 90, g40i, 1 viii sell. AZ
public auction. 70 be bis hest bidder In front
Of the Clerk and Masters. office. oourthouse
Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee. on
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PUBLIC LEDGER
oman: I3 Madlann Strenf.

mqE PUBLIC LEDGER Is PUBLISHED
J. every afternoon, accept sunday. at No. ld
Madison street. L
eoribers By faithful carriers at TEN CENTS
PER WEEK, or 50 cents per month, payable
10 the carriers.
By nail lin advancs); One year, IS; one
month, so cents, Postage free.
NeWsdeAiers supplied at 2 cents per COPY.
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TRUSTEE,S GALE.

Under and by. a certain trust deed exc
~ 6ntea u Q r. lssl, 70 me ss trustee by
othoo OF Shelby county, Tenn, In ikattel
Book NO ~, pag !06, to secure an indebted
ness therein set forth, / will on
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STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Memphis-lO feet 5 inches, and
stationary.
Pittsburg--3 feet, and falling.
Cincinnati--l5 feet, and stationary
Louisville-7 feet 8 inches, and
falling.
Evansyillo--l2 feet, and falling,
Oairo-l6 feet 6 inches, aud falling,
st. Louis-9 feet, and rising.
ViOksburg-7l2 feet 2 inches, and
rising. ; lsIq .sn lr
Nashville--6 feet, and falling.
Chattanooga feet 2 inches, and
falling.
Shreveport-l6 feet, and falling,
Lutte Hock-4 feet, aud falling,
White river is falling, with a fair
stage to Jacksonport.
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Incorporated In 1858 for IS years By the leg.
stature for Educational and ChaTitable pur.
ooses-witb a capital Of 8 ,000,010- to which .
'eserve fund Of |50.00 ha. since been added
W an overwhelming popular vote its trsB.
ihise was male a part Of the present Stat
institution adopted December ID. I'D 1872
The only Lottery eYerY tod on and indors-
cd By the people Of any State.
1t uevos soales OF p~estpones.
Ils arnpd Single NumbaH DrnWinRn
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LEAN1a onhAfA4
City tims) - -
Through Express, daily II % pm 5a@ an
Loo i dali y EXP sa,dlyl BIO an. 80 pm
Bonneville Aooomsd at'Dt
daily Except Sundsylai I'D D.m.t s.hasu
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aerapnis and A'<aIe stocR.
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Nashville, ChaSIRuRO<a q 81. I0uis
RRilWDy.
MoKKSzfE ROUTE TO NAaHvILK 4 6~oUTHEAsf.
Pullman Sleeping Cara on all Night Trains.
Louisville Depot, Heat of Vain 81.
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IS. L, FiNLKf, Ticket AGE y
A. Y. STEVENS, Pass. agent.
2s7 Main Street.
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Getty time.) hgAfR. RRITH
Express trail, daily..-.- A;4Q p.m 2.2I an
Mail train, daily-,....- B25 G,m. l;42 pm
OOgington Aeoommodnl 3:sO 2 N 300 Q m
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LOnlssssss a.. Na.hsiLlt aallEgae
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ARRIVED.
STAGES OF FIJI RIVERS

John S. Brsnsford, Ida Darragh, Rene
Macready, Hard Cash, T. +. Eckert.
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Nationnl Bank ELECTIONS.

Annual elections of directors and officers were
held yesterday, at a number OF banks, with the
following result: indianapolis National Bank
directors, Theodore 2. Haughey, Thomas H.
Sharpe, s. A. Fletcher, William Wallace and
Ingram Fletcher. President, Theodore P.
Haughey; cashier, Henry Latham.
Meridian National Bank-Directors, David
Macy, W P. Gallup, ]. E. Robertson, d. A. Rich
ardson, Fred Fahnley. r s. Foster, V. t. Malott,
Charles Scholl and Charles Mayer. President,
David Macy; cashier, f. P WOoen.
First National Bauk-Drectors, A. d. lynch,
j. C. MeCutcheon, Robert Browning. A. b. Con-
duitt, John G.; Wright, f. F. Claypool, W. P.
linus, A L. Wright, j. p Shipp, W. w. johnson
aud B. F, Tnttle. President, A. d. Lynch; cash
Ter, j. G. McCutcheon.
Citizens National Bank-DrectOrs, George B.
Yandes, John Thomas, j. II. Vajen. william
Mansur, NchOas McCdrty and J. II. Baldwin.
President, George Is. Iandes; cashier, George
W. johnson.
Indiana National Bank-Drectors, v. T. Ma
lott, William Coughlin, George Merritt, r. s.
Mckee, W. J holiday, G II. Bunnell and George
T. Porter. President V. T. Maloit; cashier, w.
Il Collin,
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Room No Hon, Napoleon B. Taylor, Judge.
William Kothe eta VS.. John L. Mothershead,
treasurer; injunction. Finding for plaintiffs and
injunction made perpetual. Appeal prayed and
granted.
Christian Cordes VS., James Fl. Fuller ct al;
SUIT on tax lien and quiet title. Finding for
plalntlf for $32 SO and decree quleting title.
Room No. 2-Hon. Daniel W. Howe, Judge.
Lucy j. Stanrdge John A. Weber; suItsto
quiet title. Finding tor defendant on his cross
complaint.
Morris Weill Joseph Bernstein ct al; suit
on note. Finding for plaintiffs for $6479S.
John NJ. Birk ct al. VS.. David B. Abbott ct al;
suit to quiet title. On trial by conrt.
John A. Nelson ct al. vs.. Thomas Brooker ct al;
mechanics lien. Judgment against defendants
for S4I93
Room No, 3-Hon. Lewis G. Walker, Judge.
George w. Bacon vs. William FL. Tucker; suit
on note. Dismissed Ivy agreement
John Wylle ct al. Vs. Morris Kaufmau suit on
account. Tried and taken under advisement by
the court.
Tue Haiks Nurseries Company vs. P, c. & St.
L. railroad; suit for damages, S345. Tried and
taken under ADJUSTMENT by the court
Sarah A. Briggs ct al. Va. Charles Wright ct al;
suit on foreclosure. On trial by the court.
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ton, H. r. No. >, favorlne changes in the pen
sion laws SO as to- raise the rate on disahlllties
and not on rank, were seyerally read the nrst
time and referred to the committee on Federal
relations.
NEW PROPOSITIONS.
The following described bills were introduced.
read the first time and severaly referred to ap-
propriate committees:
BY Mr., AdkinsOn-S. B. No. 40 Requiring rail
road companies TO renee and maintain fences on
their lines. IL was referred to the committee on
railroads.
BY. Mr.. Browns B. No. 43: To amend sec
tion 30 of the fee and salary act. The coroner's
fees for the first day increased from So 10 $40;
Also increasing the clerks fees from 50 to S3.
II was referred to the committee on fees and
salaries.
BY Mr.. Bundy-S. B. No. Al: To provide for
tie organization and government of the States
prisons The same as Senate bill No of last
session. 1t referred to the committee on
benevolent institutions.
BY Mr.. ComptOn-S. B. No. As: Supplemental
to the act TO Incorporate the ONO Insurance
Company, Commercial Board. 1t was re
ferred o the committee on banks
BY Mr.. Fleteher--S. b. No. 46: To provide for
the construction of IA sewer from the IndianapO-
lis RefOrmatOry Institution to one OF the prnci-
pal sewers in indianapolis. II was referred TO
the committee on BENEVOLENT institutions.
by Mr.. FOulke .. B. No. At: To amend an act
to establish public libraries in all cities OF 10000
inhabitants and over So, as to extend Its pro-
visions To all the cities and towns in the State.
IL was referred TO the committee on education.
BY Mr.. Hilligass-S. Il. No 49: Providing for
the purchase and conversion of toll roads into
free roads. 1t was referred to the committee on
reads and highways.
The senate adjourned,
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approved April 7, 1881. Referred TO the judiciary
committee.
BY Mr., Wilson, of Marion-H. b. No. 70: To
amend section Of an act concerning taxation.
Referred To the committee on ways and means.
BY Mr. Howard-H Is. No. 10: 70 amend
section 50 of the general city incorporation act.
Referred to the committee on cities and towns.
BY Mr.. Adams-H. b. No. II: 70 amend sec
ton 312 Of the civil procedure act, approved
April Z, 1881, section 400 Of the Revised
Statutes of 1881. Referred TO the judiciary
committee.
BY Mr.. Gants-H. b. No. rs: To establish the
Thtrty-fourth and Thirty fifth judicial circuit.
Referred TO the committee on organization aud
courts.
BY Mr.. Montgomery 10y Tequest)-H. B. No.
20; To repeal the act relative TO the duties of
Justices of the peace. Referred to the commit
tee on county aud township business.
By Mr.. Frazee-H. B. No II: To amend section
l of an act To amend sectins 3 and II OF an act
prescribing the qualifications of justices of the
peace Referred to the judiciary.
BY Mr.. Mutz-H. NJ. NU.7S: 70 egalize the loan
OF school funds of the several counties of this
state. Referred to the committee on county
aud township business.
BY Mr.. Heffren-H B. No.79 To amend sections
and OF an act concerning elections and the
contest thereof.
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THE RECORD.
IN THE SENATE.

Consideration of the Fee and Salary Matter
The Important Measures Introduced.
The Senate was opened with prayer by Rev. j.
NJ. 5. Taylor dean of ST. Paul's Cathedral.
Mr. Brown presented memorial from Hon.
John WinteIboham, late candidate for
Congress the Thirteenth congressional dis
trict, protesting against the manner in which
the employees of certain large manufacturing es-
Establishments in said district were marched to
the polls and voted at the late election, and
praying that the statutes OF the State may be
amended So as TO prevent such oppressive action
on the part of owners of large establishments
over their employees
On motion of Mr.. Foulke Ii was referred to the
COMMITTEES on elections,
MIR VOyles, from the special committee ap-
pointed TO arrange for committee rooms, re-
ported in favor OF accepting the proposition of
the Bates House, six rooms for 5000 for the scs-
sion This caused prolonged discussion, in
winch nearly all the members participated, ami
which was resumed after the noon recess, after
which the matter was sent back TO the commit
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THE COURT RECORD.
Supreme Conrt-Jnn. 0.

NEW MISUNDERSTANDING
Orange q. c.
Woods, c. J.--Where in an action to quiet title
the defeated party talks new trial as a matter
OF right upoh payment of costs, to which 70 OBJ
lection is made by the other party, who consents
mat the cause may be set down for retrial, and
lhtelpnses dllatOry motions which delay the
case FOR year, it is too late then to object that
the costs were not, in fact, all paid ana the mo-
tion FOR new trial was not in writing By such
acts The party valves his right TO object (51
Ind, BAT; % i'd, 495; 78 i'd, 503l Where II
pleading is treated by the parties as a cross
complaint only, and issue is joined accordingly,
It Will be so regarded by this court (63 Ind, /;
G2 id 495i 81 i'd, 269J Judgment affirmed
sHERIFFs' sALEs-REDEMPrIoN AFTER THE
YEAR.
9,7I7. William P. Taggart VS.. Parker McKin-
ney. Brown c. Q.
Howk, J.-Smt by appellant for the recovery
OF real estate. Answer that before the execI-
ton of the sherlffs deed, under which appellant
claims title, but after one year had expired from
MEDIATE of sale the fun amount of the redemp-
tlon money was paid to and accepted by appel
lant IN full satisfaction of all his claim to the
real estate. Appellant had right 20 accent the
redemption money after the expiration of the
year, and If he did so,the redemption would
nave the same consequences, If the sheriffs deed
had not been executed as it 1t had been made
within the year The certificate of sale would
be thereby annuled, and the sheriff deed sub
sequently executed thereon would be void. 90
Ind, 379.; 70 i'd, 3SS; 10 id "a Where an iu-
structlon Is not ful enough, the remedy is not by
an exception to the instruction given, Int by d
request for one supplying the omission. ~ Ind,
l4D Judgment affirmed.
ARTNERsHIP-CoNTRAcT OF DISSOLUTION.
1882. Henry Meredith VS. Abel Ewing. De-
catur c. G. Elliot ].
Appellant aud appellee being partners in bust
ness agreed upon mutual dissolution, appel
liant taking appelee's interest in the firm aud
assuming Its debts, but should they exceed the
value of the property inYocpd, appellee to
pay half the excess. Appellant alleged In his
complaint that since the dissolution he had paid
on the partnership liabilities IA sum more than
equal TO the invoice, and that there remained yet
unpaid s., 800. Held, the appellant expressly
agreed To pay all the firm debts, and in consider
alton OF such promise succeeded to the business
OF the firm and obtained his partners Interest in
the property. Having agreed To pay all the
debts, he cannot sue the appellee for any part of
them until he has paid them Where partner
ship affairs are settled by mutual agreement, the
settlement will stand unless fraud or mistake Is
shown. Uindley Point. 1867, NJ Judgment af-
tirmed
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Afternnon Session.

The motion to refer with instructions was re-
jected by yeas lS, nays 20.
The resolution was adopted without a division.
Mr.. Bell offered resolution, which was adopt
ed, that the message OF the Governor concerning
the Jurisdiction of certain lands in Fort Wayne
and Terre Haute be referred TO the committee
on the judiciary.
THE DooRKEEPER AGAIN.
Mr. Fonlke offered resolution empowering the
committee on executive appointments to send
for persons and papers concerning the conduct
of the doorkeeper, as referred to in a resolution
adopted this morning.
Mr.. Brown moved 10 lay the resolution on the
table. The motion was agreed to by yeas 81 +,
nays II.
Mr. Duncan moved to reconsider the vote OF
yesterday authorizing the doOrkeeper to appoint
four additional doOrkeepers.
On motion by Mr.. Brown-yeas Sc, nays l6-
the motion to reconsider was laid on the table.
PENSIONERS
The House joint resolution, II. r, 1. concerning
the pcnsioning of soldiers and widows OF soldiers
Of tie Mexican war, also the House joint resolu-
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suit, with a peculiar state of affairs involved
was decided yesterday by Judge Taylor, in favor
of William Kothe against County Treasurer
Mothershead. The plaintiff returned to the
county assessor his taxable property at $G4, 900,
and the latter, it is alleged, added the dupli-
cate 100000. The county treasurer accord
ingly attempted to collect taxes on 81 6s,0 900
worth of property, which the plaintiff refused to
pay. He filed an injunction suit against Moth
ershead, and perpetual restraining order was
granted By the court.
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N4t"BY asking too mnch may lose the lit.
tie that we had before" Krney-w0rt asks moth
ing but fair trial. This given, 1t fears no loss
of faith in Its virtues. A lady writes from Ore
gon: "For thirty years have been afflicted
with kidney complaints. Two packages of Kid
ney-wort have done me more good than all the
medicine and doctors | have had before. 1 be-
lieve 1t is "a sure cure"
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BILLS FOR ACTS
We're introduced as follows:

BY Mr.. Waaver-H. B. No. So: To prevent the
sale of impure butter Referred to committee
on agriculture
BY MIR. MeMullen--H. B. No. Sc: Authorizing
boards of county commissioners, upon petition
of persons living adjacent thereto, TO construct
gravel ana other roads. Referred TO committee
roads
BY Mr.. Mozier-. H. B. No. 81: Preventing the
adulteratiou OF articles of food, drink, drugs and
medicines. Referred to committee on rights and
privileges of the citizens OF the State.
BY Mr.. Nave-H. Is. No. 90: To amend section
of an act for the regulation of weights and
measures. Referred 60 committee on manufac-
turing and commerce..
BY Mr.. Navel B. No. 50: Tn relation to
trimming and cutting hedge fences. Referred
to committee on agriculture.
By Mr. Miller-H. b No. 60: Concerning
sheep-kiiling dogs. Referred to committee ON
By Mr.. Heim-H. B. No. 61 In relation to
township trustees and legalztng certain acts
performed by them. Referred to committee on
drains and bikes.
By Mr.. Barr-.H. B. No. GO: Compelling rail
roads TO construct convenient side tracks
for the security of persons loading and unloading
cars. Referred to committee on railroads.
BY Mr. Copeland-H b. No. So: To amend
section 81 of the revised statutes, ANA 4,735 of
an act concerning elections and the contrasting
thereof. Referred TO committee on judiciary,
BY Mr.. Coprland-H. b. No Il: Providing
punishment for tue payment Of employees in
goods or supplies at a higher rate than the GUS
tomary one. Referred to committee on judiciary.
BY Mr. Wiliams-H. b. No. 65: Concerning
drainage. Referred to the committee on drains
BY Mr., Wilson, of Koscusko-H. B. &C. To
legalize the Incorporation of the town Of SYRIA
cuse, in K0scuskO county, and to legalZe the
acts OF the boards of trustees OF said town. Re
ferred to committees on cities and towns.
BY Mr. Wilson, of Kosciusko-H. B. No 67 To
egalizr the INCORPORATION of the town Of Silver
Lake, Kosciusko county, Ind, Referred to com
mttee On cities and towns.
BY Mr. Frazier-H. b. No. 49, To amend sec.
tion 81 of an act providing for general system
of common schools ana for establishing town
ship libraries, Referred to committee on county
ami township business.
BY Mr. Frazier-H. b. No. 80: To leGalize the
sale of certain lands. Referred To the committee
on county and township business
By Mr. Smlth-H b. No. 20: To amend sec
wolves and foxes. 1t was referred to the com
mittce on agriculture.
by Mr.. Wilson, of Maron-H. q. No. II: To
amend section ,Ql0 of the civil procedure act,
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Criminal Court.

Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge
State VS.. Frank Bishop; desertion of family:
appeal from Justice of the Peace. On TRIAL.
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Oh,MyBaCk!

That's a common express
sion and has a world Of
meaning. How much suf-
fering is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia,over-
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON BITTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
VIM. P Marshall, Of Logans-
port, Indiana, writes "My wife
has for many years been trou-
bl6 from pain in her back
and general debility incideIH
to her sex. She has taken ole
bottle of Browns Iron Bitters,
and l can truthfully say that
she has been so much benefited
that she pronounces it he
only remedy Of many mtdi-
cines she has tried"
Leading physicians and
clergymcn use and recon-
mend Browns IRON BIT
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you.