
    JARMAN vs. McMAHON’S ADM’R.
    [ACTION ON BILL Oil’ EXCHANGE, BY ACCEPTOR AGAINST DRAWER AND ENDORSEES.]
    1. Amendment of eoiwplamP'not redsable on error, unless excepted io. — Tlio allowance of an amendment of the complaint is not revisablo on error, unless the point-is duly reserved by bill of exceptions intbo primary conit.
    Appeal from-the Circuit Court of-Lawrence.
    Tried before the Hon,-John E.-Mooee
    This action was brought by'W. L.-Lanier, as the administrator of J. J. McMahon, deceased, against J. C. Jarman and others ; and was founded on a bill of exchange, wliich was drawn by said Jarman on said McMahon, endorsed by the' other defendants, and accepted and paid by said McMahon. The circuit court permitted- the plaintiff to amend bis complaint, “by substituting the name of J. C. Baker, administrator, as plaintiff”-; and the allowance of this amendment, to which no exception was reserved, is now assigned as error.
    J. S. Clark, for appellants.
   STONE, J.

The only error assigned in this base, relates to the question of the amendment of parties. No exception was taken to the action of the circuit court; and this case must be affirmed, on the authority of Stewart v. Goode, 29 Ala. 476.  