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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

A good antedo's Of Prof Aga.sir !, told in
new volume IN press at Boston The Pro
lessor had declined TO deliver q lecture bef,r.
Sone lyesnm or public society. on account 81
the infoads which previous lectures given hv
him had made uIcu his studies and lab,,s a,
thought. The gentleman deruted to invi,.
him. continued 10 press the invitation. ass.r.
,ng Inn that The society we're ready 1. raw
MN hosraLy Tor ~. services. That j. no
nhaussm.t 70 me. replied Agsssix: Il can.
not Afford 10 ~aste my time IN making money .
How different is this sentiment from lha, en-.
tefinnsd by the res, of fnankind", Uo.
many men have exhausted their entire lives
IN doing nothing else bet making none, -
How many have sacrificed their eariv man
hood. their mature manhood. aud ,h.;, ,;,.
old age making money! How many have
neglected all Intellectual cultivation. all reli.
g'ens and moral advancement TO the one thin,
oil Taking moneys How many are seen in
every city. town or village throughout this en-.
IRE country. who never did anything else bu.
make money. and who now. il Invested Of
Their wealth srs-no,hing While the CREATES,
desire among the majority Of the people. seem
10 be. 10 die rich. it is one Of the mos, upfor.
tnnate thoughts that can enter the human
minf. Whenever such is the lead. ne desire
then farewell 10 all but miscrly wishes. ne
nuIio1s policy. sharp operations, shaving
transsetions and the ten thousand aud On,
rnmAnly acts that 10 to make up the life Of
miser The effort to accumulate a eomp.,enex
No that the decline Of life will he comfortable
is certainly eemEendabls. but to sacrifice all
intellectual. social aud individual, pleasure "a
Vie making Of money" 10. to "a, the lra.t O.
At, unworthy of true manhoed Prof Ay,x.,,
spoke ss becomes = msn--as becomes an in.
ieslsetnal man--as becomes q Christian and
scholar. whss be said. II cannot afford "a
waste my time in making meney." Time
when properly empiSs cd. j. more 10 be valued
than great riehes--more priceless than none,
-'nsre valuable than large posse-.son. W.
doubt very mueh--snd or doubts are based
upon our observations Of nsen-if more Tia.
reasonable competency Of this worlds goods
ever added to the po'sessers happiness The /
year and tear 81 mind. the oss ficstion Of The
heart. and the drying Up Of All thes. fsa,
ssins Of hsPpiness that make life to,sr.bl,.
Which are the ordinary results Of large wealth
renders the anfertanat- owner unhappy in
HE and fsaful Of death lie eanso, b Lspnv
nor can he crawl through the eve Of a needle
or set into heaven.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NAV Yonk. Dee %.
Flour continues dull: salss 1000 bills. al -
2Sa4 40 fer srper State; 3a5a Is for extra State.
4.4Ss4,'o for super Western; 3As. 20 for com.
mon 10 medium extra Western; s.33.s. SO for
shipping. round hoop Ohio
Common TO very choice extra Rye fosr 3.2S
$500 Duek~hsat four selling steadily ST =
50a2.75
whes, NOR. active but prices generally an
changed. Sales Of %. 900 bush at eSi for sr.
sound Chicago sPrips; i.isAi.2o for winter;
80 for wh.:s Michigan and Indiana. 1 30 fof
red Sosthsrn.
Corn continues dull with moderate business
doirg. Sales $4,000 eu.h. a, 76i in s,ors aud
"a for naked Western. waisky sseady al Ala
24l for Canadian.
Pork heavy and dropping. sales rs bbis ~
l7ai7.2 rs for old Mess. IL .e5ail 30 for s.~ do,
l3. 4oal3 so for old aud new Prime.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

NV Yoex. Dec. 2s.
Lord Clyde marched TO the attack Of Or
neihe 10 the month Of Nov. The Rash sub
mit,ed and the Fort surrendered or the iIth
The Sepoys fed from Gewore which vas cap
tured by the English troops.
SrAIx -CousideraLls csmsgs had bess
done by foundations in the vicinity of Seville
The recent storms had also caused many die.
asters amesg the shipping aud from the fac,
that more than 100 dead bodies had been
washed ashore, on the Andslasian coast, there
is no doubt that wrecks have been numerous,
at sea- ~ . ..
The Ministry had been defeated on the bin
introduced TO increase the income tax.
lrALr.-Grcas activity prevailed at the Ven
ice arsenal, aud the number Of workmsr pre-.
viously employed. had been doubled. Sever
al arrests had been made at Milan. Several
been found and SEIZED.
FKAScK.-The rorts Of Cochin China hsvs
been declared by the French Admiral as under
blockade.
GREAT BsrrAIS The steamer Jura will ID
Dispatched by the GUARD line as an exirs
vessel for New York on Jan. lot.
Baron Rothsehili has contributed E200J te
found a scholarship school in consideration o.
his admission as Jew to a scat in the British
Parliament.
The Judicial committee OF the privy eoun
Gil has confirmed the decree that the Amer.
can ship Moth America and the Spanish
steamer with which the Spanish vessel came
in collision were both to blame for the occur
renee.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

The number Of passengers crossing the At.
lan,'s by steamships. from 1855, averaged Is.
DOC year. During those twenty years, tbir-
teen steamships. with , 900 person. have been
1871 10 other words. on, THE whole mum
Der Who have crossed the Atlantic by steam,
one N every one hundred have been Lost Bu,
what Is st'ii more striking Is the fact that, NOT
~..hs'anding the soealled improvement IN
oeesn steam. navigation. the io.. of life dur
ING the last four years has been proportioBslly
much greater than during The proceeding nlne
teen years. In the lss, -four years three trans.
.hsnsie sfesu~r> have been lost. With 400
lives. AIIesins $4,000 - the average nun.
Der for eseh crossing the Atlantis. TO and from
New York. tn'in every eighty have been
Loaf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CUBA


CnsRIKsroS. Dec. q.
The steamer Isabel. from Havana on the
25,h inst.. via KEY West. has arrived at iLi,
pert. E
Gen. Scott was at Key West. He intended
to leave for New Orleans in the steamer Gal.
weston on the 26.h. touching at Mobile.
AT Havana the holiday season produced qui
einess in the markets. Sugar unchanged.
The new military officers have made over
lures to the French Government TO intervene
to prevent any revolutionary movement con.
templated by the Inhabitants Of Cuba. Con.
cha had not been consulted in the matter -
lutionary movements were on foot among The
people.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29


A suspicious looking schooner. supposed to
contain fillibusters went to sea yesterday =
Cutter fred blank aud sho,ted gun NJ her. but
the schooner kept 10 shoal water aud -.
ctped.
1t isreported on authority Of On. Rsneau
that strong Efforts were being made by the
Spanish authorities in Cuba 10 induce France
TO intervens 10 prevent the success Of revols
tionary movements, which are expected short.
ly TO break out.
Large numbers Of Americans are now in Gu.
ba TO aid The movement being eonh lent Of sue
cess II France does not interfere.
Cuban gentlemen jus, from The leland. .sy
that The people md par, Of The arny are
ready for revolution. bu, fear ths ipterveniioa
Of European powers.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

~ The President proposes to reduce tn,
expenses Of the Government in the following
manner:
l. The purchase Of Cuba.
?. Payment to Spain for tho Armisted ne
groes.
3. The establishment OF en- ind,fni,e nun,
Der OF military posts IN Sonora aud Chihushua
and the support Of an army to occupy them.
The employment Of the army aud navy
TO open aud keep open the Nicaragua trsnsi,
route
3. The employment Of The army and navv
Tor some purpose with reference to the Pana.
ma route.
6. The employment Of the army and navy
Tor the same purpose with respec. to the TIE.
huantepec route.
Z. A resort to war With Costa RIGA and Mic.
aragaa. il our demands are not complied with
at an early day
T. The construction Of more var steamer.
y. The construction by government aid Of
the great Pacific Railroad.
10. Some nnd,fued bocns to the District Of
Columbia.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

CHsisrsss-IscipKsrs--Ths gala day open.
ed on Friday eve. by Grand Ball given a,
Cara ball BY The yigo Engine and Hose Co
No. 2. snd other ssnussmsnis thresshosi the
city.
foung Aneries ss usual we're out IN full
foree. making sisht hideous with their yells.
toe hring Of shooting crackers, aud other
methods.
Christmas morning vss. brigh, and lesely.
and the eopnteranees Of our eitires. gave evi.
dsnee Of an Intention 10 make II = merr,
chri.smss. which intention Ne presume Ma.
fully carried 90, by those not interrupted by
other incidents and accidents.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

Edwards. Of Niro. (American whis) de
e'ared Before voung for Aec.rty. that n
lheo.h that genilemss Vas not his choice. n,
snd kis colleague would yst vsse for MIN
IN order 10 give him the nseessary msjsr
ny.
The above IL part Of the Iadispspelis cor
fespondsni ef he Cincinnati Commercial. and
~s clip u. eniy 10 say. that Mr. Ed~srd.' en-.
plsnsiien vas not made for himself and eel.
iess.,." bat Tor himself aud an A~vses. Wkss
iising IA the soath-sssisra part Of the State
When Mr.. Ed-srds esiisss.s hss any erpls
ss,isss 10 make he can make them himself
IAsss "a % 1ilk AID water 10 his hack.
hsss.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

Aher al. II 10 " ith men ~ with dinnsrs-,Ls
plain and .snl.l ones are those Ne have r..
course TO the o.senes,. snd u which Ne Iirs
tho least.
Creditors aud POOR relations nrvsr call a,
the right moment
The love thst !. fed with pressn,s always 70.
quires feeding.
Promises e. further than performances, en-
the principal thst Hope has a. many lives as a
cat, while Gratitude no sooner cro.se. our path
than 1t is crushed with a. little pity .. abisek
beetle.
Every woman has sorne cosmetic is her cup
board.
Timdity IN a man j. admired ty woman =
great deal more than it is liked.
Scandal 10 a visitor. rho never calls without
bringing her work with her.
Abuse Of woman. like the abuse % vinson
ly falls upon the head Of him who freely Ia.
dulges in it.
lfii is difficult To see any fault in child
or book. or pudding. OF any one We love.
how rs II possible shst We should zee any IA
ourselves,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29
Tho Wife.

On earth. 10 man there Is but Que
His heart can love-h,s soul can owns
Though myriad. fit before his view.
There 10 but one to WI IA he's true
That one can away han 10 and fro.
Can make him drain the cup of worf
Can give him ioy or Hast HE life.
Aud that ones nsme IL si'uPly wife.
Bot in that nam. worlI IL spLersf.
A world by all beloved. rsversi.
Who have the sesse tn know 10 worth.
And spurn the gauiy joys Of s-nh.
For that full heart in her dear brsa-t-
lfrixhuy p'ixed-eternsl r-st.
ia mol with blis>fGl sus.ts more rife.
Than that pure heart--s loving WIFE
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

lJ The following are the officers elected by
rerre Hsu,e Lodge No. 81 /. o. o. +. on
Saturday night. last, Tor the ensuing SIX
months:
Newton Booth. N. @.
A. X. Miller. V. g.
j. n Sil,crthorn. Sec.
n. W. Conn. T. Sec.
J II Barr. Treas.
~ ~ y clio Hf'' Rep to C. L.
W S Cliff.
J. II. Turner. Trustees.
c. Burncit.\
The sb ,vs will br installed. on mex, Sstur-
day night b. D. G. NJ Asa r. Summers.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29
S.vAxxAu. Dec. %.

The Z. s. officers caught one Of the yorne
Africans supposed 10 have been landed from
the yacht wandcrer, last week. He was
brought to this city on Saturday. but had since
disappeared. The officials bothered about
this single African. while scores have been
transported by railway and steamboats,
throughout toe South. The u. S. Marshal is
here. His resignation is requested, but he re.
fuses. He will probably be displaced. though
he 10 generally ihcaght 10 be blameless.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

II We hope. and confidently expect. that
those Of our subscribers who owe for one, two
or three years subscription to the Weekly Wa.
bash Express, will come in and pay up. OF
send in The money by mail between this and
New Years day, or soon thereafter, ss that We
ma, all commence the New Year. square, aud
with good consciences.
Some OF our yearly subscribers to the Daily
Express would not do amiss, by doing like
vine
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29
INV Yogx. bee. %.

INV ora Der. -
The TriIuns's special Warrington CORES.
pendent says. the chief parties sf the fllibus.
teriug interest. have received dispatches which
they credit. Stating thu, the Susan ha. re-
turned from the coast Of NiesrAsus, withou.
having Effected landing of the em,granl..
aud that she Is now of the shore Of Texas,
near the month Of the Colorado river.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

Asormsn CoSrsoxisr. Harding Of the Prsi
RE Paris Beacon says he does not receive
The Daily Union. aud fears lose Of oyster.
prorosed. also OF samples Of Mr.. Browns
good grammar and therefore proposes CON
promise.
We understand Isaac IL not 10 the eompro-
misi"g lire iu.i nov, bat Is strongly bent on
sss<rsfien
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

II Among the local items Of New York pa
pers is mentioned the dreadful death of a per
,on named Selma Stinson. formerly Of Connee-
tieut. She was once "A rich widow Of the class
so numerous in New York. kept a fashionable
boarding house. and lived in splendid style.
From one reverse to another abe arrived at the
most miserable proverty, and died drunken
ouioast IN the basement of an unoccuried
house on Watts street. In her possession were
found several letters. addressed to highly res
pectable merchants. aud one To her brother.
all imPloring assistance in her wretched state.
She bad wandered. penailess. diseased and
emaeisted. about the streets Of New York
meaning to fnd shelter in the hospital. but be-
fore reaching it. sl,e died alone ia a cold. drea-
ry building. aid will now probably 10 con.
signed TO Potter. Field.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

fmr.-About 2 clock on Saturday. our eiti-
sens we're aroused from their .dinnsss aad
their plessar~s. by the alarm Of ere. Which
Vas caused by the hesss Of Cunts GiIbsrt.
ESQ. situated on the National Road east Us,
beyosd the corpo' ats limits. havtns tskrn
Ore. The different Gre companies were gu,
with their usual promptness. and notwith-
SHADING the distance was - great. aud the
street very rough. they arrived in time to save
The lsver stsry and the property the eeilst
or the front part IL the building. aud but 70,
the difficulty Of procuring water in sufficient
quantity. would have saved that part almost
ulipiarsd part f.the sssth wing was en-
tirely destroyed. the bare walls only being LEFT
standing
Considering all the circumstances, our FIRE.
men did molly. as indeed they always do or
such occasions. For two hours they worked
with almost superhuman effort. To conquer tbs
devouring flames. and never gave up until
they had fairly achieved a victory. All de
serve much credit for the DETERMINATION and
perseverance, they manifested.
| As usual. y large humber Of persons, id
spectators. with their hands in their pock cts
we're lavish ia their i'll natured criticisms and
ungensrous abuse Of the hardy 6fsmen WIS
were risking their lives. and doing all tina
men could do, to save property, Ia which mo-
one of them possessed the least interest.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

Tax MovSsrsr N CsiiroRxrs.-we ohssrv.
that many Of the lsadiag te~ps ia the interio,
CT California ave fsp'dly flling np. and ska,
the "sss"ens m that dirs,tien j. quise re
mafkable. Ihos the Nevada Joanna, az.
that the stages to that city are sans,..,,,
rovd'd The Folsom Dispatch slss say.:
There were men, some nixhts l.st vel
wandering through toSn. unable to fnd spar,
beds ~ hotels. and cur four principal pss,,.
sien merchants tell us that they are days be
hind m delivering goods 10 their neighbors by
their job wsgonx
The fiacersslis Democrat ssys:
For years our city has not pre.sntsd sneA
busiiisg appearance ~ - do-s 81 present. snd
u promises 10 eortinss for nsnih3. We sr
on the high road 10 prosperity.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

Deputy Sheriff Irish. to day, visited III,
brig Vim. Harrington which arrived below
yesterday. from Wilmington. n. c.. with ~.
gitive slave. who was discovered scersied on
board. but which the Captai. was unable 10
return on account Of heavy winds. The iu-
gitive could not be found. The Captain alleg-
ing that he had escaped. probably by swim.
ming ashore.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

II The I. II A. h ST. Louis Telegraph Co.
have fl ted up very nice aud elegant Office
over the Southern Bank. aud are now reaoy
for business. The gentlemen con nected with
this company 10 this city are deserving of
much credit for The efforts they have used for
the convenience of The public. and deserve. as
we hope they will receive, liberal support
from our business men.
Mr. Willard. who superinteaded the cree
toe Of the line from the Office in the north
part Of the city. and whose good taste is man
ifes,ed IN the manner which he has fitted
up the new office, has shown extraordinary
energy in this thing. having raised The poles.
putu the wire, and fitted up the Office in
about two days.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

The Southern papers contain accounts of an
enthusiastic meeting at Columbus, Miss. 10
onsidsr the subject Of re ,deripg material aid
to Gen. walker. in his carrying out the South
err Emigration scheme. To Nicaragua. Sew.
ersl similar meetings are announced. and IT is
said that the sympathy Of Mississippi is fully
aroused.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

" Mr.. Samuel Grcenendyke. of Eugene
sends W. the following siaiemsnt Of heav,
hogs. which beats this point iifae
he received Of Josephus C,ile,t ~ hegs
average weight. 3SeS % hogs of J Tabor
average weight. 2s4 {; ] hog Of J. Tabor
weighing $50: 4e3 hogs of r.. II. Porter. aver.
sgv weight 2S3.
Where has this been beat,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

SAnaaru ScuooL FrsrrvAL-The Sabbath
School children Of the Baldwin Presbyterian
Church were treated by their Superintendent
teachers aud members Of the church TO Fes
iival. They assembled at 81 o'clock A NJ in
10 the church and passed two hours very de
lightfnlly together The exercises consisted
Of prayer and reading the Scriptures in sing
ing by the choir aud in concert and in shor,
addresses. beautiful and appropriate to the oc
casion hy Messrs. James Cook, Moses Soulc
and Prof Wood. Of the Female College. aud ia
liberal distribution OF delicious Refreshments
to the scores Of happy children. parents and
visitors present. the whole concluding with
the Apostolic Brnedlclion pronounced by Rev
J. G. Wilson. the pastor Of the Church. The
scene was most del ghlful.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

~ number 81 boys made great deal Of
unnecessary noise 10 the Court House square
yesterday afternoon. The City Marshal should
check sueh do,ngs. Those vho violate the
sabbath have no right TO disturb those Who
vish to sanetify !, aud keep II holy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

CINCINNATI. Dec. -
flour unchanged. with q god local de.
uoobd Il Z SCAT 30 for super. Whisky 2Ij and
dbll.
Dogs dull. khd no sslrs. Prices noni-
nol and range from o.sos6.7s Mess Pork
dull at IL 50. more sellers than buyers
Bulk meat dull al sss Tor early delivery and
difficult TO sell ai these rates.
The Prices Current gives total receipts ef
hogs for the week 90 $50. making total Tor the
season 3ss 900 against 2cI 900 20 the same
time last season. N ri InE1IT
Money market -GseLanssd. Exekange fam
at 4 premium.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

The American and Ledger Of this morning.
publish . special telegram. dated Washington.
stating that Gsvernmeus had jss, been advis.
ed. by telegraph, Of the return Of the steamer
Sssas.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

" We think there we're but few drunken
'"ea IN The city on Saturday oae boy. Of re
spectacle parents. had imb,hed rather too free
~ and annoyed the men at the fre. in the AZ
'ernoon. BY bic obscene and noisy talk, until
he 80, hint 10 leave. which he took snssanter
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

NV 1oaK. Dec. ~.
Thissvenins's Poe, says that Philip Hamil.
ton intends to contest haclay's sest in the
next Ccsgress. a. Representative from the slh
District. On account OF slIesei Illegal votes
derived from the Navy Yard and other sour
Gee.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

IL There we're tss eouvicts an the Indisn.
peni,ennsry On Saturday last. During The
present yesr. Gov. Willard has psrdosed the
large number Of so eonvsess--.nd shous the
sams panber lsst year.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

Hesnsn. the Benieia Boy. gave a sparrias
exhibitions here to night. II vas we'll atteod-
ed. sad produced much excitement among the
fancy" Who were highly delighted with the
embellishments. Tickets Of Adhesion o..
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

~ The s,esmer Metropolis ran iato The
bank. during FOG. on Sunday morning. ar.
teen miles below Cincinnati, and we sum. -
No lives lost.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-29

Am PoA tont Occlslon OF mage ferk1n0.
The indianapolis .Senfiae! SAYS that on
Monday afternoon n motion was m sde and
argued before Judge Perkins Of the Su.
prems Court, for the dissharg- Of Philip
Weingartner. who had been brought be-
fore bis Honor on a writ Of ha5eos oorpus.
Wsingar;ner had been tired and convie-
ted before the Mayor Of the city If New
Albany upon a charge Of selling liquors
al retail withou; license. in violation Of
The city ordinance. aud committed 10
prison. The proceedings were taken "
test the validity Of the ordinance upon ito
merits. The Court held that the ordi-
nance was authorized by the I3IA spscif.
cation Of ths 35,h section Of the Civ
Charter Of 1857. and was no, 10 conflic,
with any constitutional provisions, and
he prisoner was therefore rcmanded 70
he custody Of the Sheriff Of Floyd county.
This Is an important decision for ci,ies
which have municipal regulations forbid
ling the sale Of liquors without, license.