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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

IS ~ r. n n M A. VIGELa.V-CH Is
IL THE PRICE oF LIBERTY.'-Twenty-
1--WE cents is the price Of a bottle Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer. There nothing er invented So
potent to remove all manner Of PAN as this inyal-
liable article. IL Is eSoellont regulator OF The
stomach and Bowels, and has caused more Joy,
and quickened more good than lies In the scope OF
mind calculate. IL Is, In reality an infaliible
Pain Killer. -t-fte 80
For sale by Druggists and Merchants generally
.-.. . - J. n. HARRIS a Co,
ap2O- 2rnd&w Proprietors, Cincinnati Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

Said tracts are located near the Canal and Rail-
road, covered with the most valuable timber
for building and other purposes, and are the finest
lands in the county Tor Agricultural purposes
Titles perfect. i1..ss t iifis -a- rf "a D
l6o acres the ar Of sec. "a, town $, range
west; ga aFs-a tta. -
leo acres the G or OF sec "a, town . $, range
west ;, atlsl. t'. p a4saf aa -.l. trrt
so acres the wcs, half, or, Of sec "a, town SIS,
range west: lfHrH as--.let.zlsi- i-te
so acres the half. or, of section "a, town 3s,
range wet. Be t-rf-7r
nx5-T The lands in Pike and Gibson counties are in
healthy portions of the country, we'll supplied with
good water. also with abundance OF the best
timber and stone coal. Titles indisputabe.
nS- Persons, DESTROYS. OF purchasing, will call
upon the undersigned for terms and particulars at
the Real Estate Agency, Third street, opposite the
Court House, Evansville, Indiana. tlsl
ap23-4wdf3mw wM. III. WALKER.
A.v-OTAER Lot OF THAT SUPE-
az riar Turki.l, Shaking Toharco with "A fine
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

81 A0RB' GOODS! .N,EU' GO0DS-
~ We have sst received by Express fine and
durable stock Of bry Goods. Our intention n 60
sell for cash. and give customers good bargains
Our stock and style If Dry Goods consists IN part
Of silk Challes, BerSges, organdes, Lawns, Prints
&C. Also, good variety OF extensive Hoop Skirts,
and splendid lot of Grape, Cashmere, and Merino
Shawls. To be sold cheap; "a prices quality, for
beauty and taste, IL cannot be bpat nowhere in the
city We viii KEEP constantly hand a full and
couplete assortment of Dry Goods through the
Spring and Summers which will be sold low
for cash, by MILLER & NlFHACS,
app No. 43 Main street, Evans ,Ille, Ind.
G ELE-LS-TEEEsT rs THE MIN
~ SPRING OF HUMAN. AcTIoN.-Judging
from the crowds Of customers that daily throng the
Grocery Store Of No . Main street, a. there
must be some Inducements held forth there. Call
and see If such IL not tho case. - go.
=, NEW ARRIVALS
ri - 20 bxs y. v Cheese Choice artiolct.
u doz % cans FEesh Cove 0ysters
u dor n cans do do.
doz ~ cans zpiCed 30.
- ~ Gd"z ID cans do DO.
loo choice Beef IOngnes, 80. -tfr...
"A. zoo los Dried Beef, - ..-r.- .-..r....
- 1000 plain and cahvasssd Hams. esd
10 bushels Dried Apples, -t-
80 10 i dY 10 Peaches. .rr-..
. . baN.- LsInOn-f s------
. p Z, 5,al assorted Aoxes SsrliIss Az Il p
APT H-a s-fl aftf ytCKERY BROS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

no RE.NT-2 BRxGH A0VSESs
II containing each four rooms and kitchen. En-.
quire mt this Office. my3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

" large sale Ut Iats, Umbrellas, and CiRsrs.
We will sell at our auction rooms, on WE'D Es-
DAY aud THURSDAY, May 4th and 9th. rases Of
Hats 10 cases of Umbrellas, T5,Ooo Cigars, 10 do
shirts, doz Under Shirts, 40 gross assorted But
tons, dor Bowie Knives, doz Razors, 20 dozen
Fancy Soap, and notisns generally. '- f-
Terms 90 SALE-All sums under so. cash all
sums over S5n, ~ days--l@yable In Bank, With ap-
proved security IT, NELSON TO,
apo AuctiUnes.e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

KyL0kR, sO.sP .s.N.D CHICK EyN-s.-
Il 100 bags extra Family Flour tnone svehl.
loo bags Superhne DO, r- T-r-
- hks Proctor & Candles hest Soap.
~ dos corn fed Chickens. just received aud
lot sai- by CHAS. McJOHNST0S,
spa1 Possys Block, Main a., n-ar Canal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

hEsH DHU6Ss- VIZ 1HE WV
II in receipt Of a large stock OF Drugs, Medi.
cines, Paints, Oils Dye Stuts, Window Glass, and
Fancy Goods, all OF which bought at the very
lowest cash prices, which enables to offer our
customers great bargains. Our stock OF Medicines
are unsurpassed for purity. We determined 10
Consequently. if you do not wish your medrinrs
pure, don't come 10 US. --s-r a rc-lr AZ
sTODDAGD 4 THOMSON,
my2 4l ' Druggists, IL Main ii.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

IL just received the third shipment OF thuse '.I--
coming" Watch Spring Hoops, the ''Excelsior'' .
tina season.
Also, Mems and Childreh's Hats, hho.s, AMI ,
general assortment 81 Dry Goo.is -
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Of California - 4 caodidsss for s,..l--
ought 70 b. satisfactory 10 ever &c.. ~
After csii 81 the House, bslla. ~ -
with the f5'iowing result: -
9th Ballot Whole number a. %ass
necessary to choice, loo. Sherman M 10
81 Gilmer. "a; Scattering Ill - uss1
The House then adjourned.
Logausport. Ind n.
The Logsnsport 4 Burlington R.,,c.s y
psny completed their track on $3.50 Co.
excursion train left here 70 day ~ ps.N n
Nav Mexican mail dates 9Th inst 80. ~. =
day. ed =
Navajo Indians again bostsle. hs,;,.,.
one msn and wounded txo Others ~ s'asd
trade with them. 1set b
Oregon mail left here four sest,
we're attacked " Tnd,.ns beyopd "A. w. M
river. Escort with mail ard IndaDs 1asss
pulsed. None Of the mail rarity "a. h,nn
MOL came 10 With Moore ard R.e,' M. IN
ing Arkansas; thence in alone. N ~
we're seen Ther experienced yerv s.,a aasa
Their and with difficulty kept rnales fran ssa y. ~
ing. hssa
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0nnnlR 0any1Dla -.

~ We print 10 our columns this morning
the Sspssns Court Deeision % TO The legality Of
County DooAs, issasd 70 Railroads.. We do not
desire v review this decision at this time. We
will, however, ~ that " regret that the Court
did nss either make this decision years ago Or
mot Ct eli. Nov that the Counties and Cities OF
this Gsase have erected an Indebtedness for This
purpose, amounting 70 probably six millions Of
dellsrs-havs issued bonds and these bonds
found shsis way into the hands Of third parties
In and out Of our State, il looks like reputation
for our Courts now to decide, shat they we're is
eued ailhout authority Of Law.
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sHERIHEss SsLE.
NF ARm nB vnWA 49, 100

DIV VIRTUE o. an execution n =. -
ID issued out OF the ofEce or me ciert .sssaA
Court for said couaty, In favor or Asa W,sns 90
against James Moran, Amanda Moran W. W
Moran, and kilcha McrGn, have levied nps- =. =
expose 70 sale TO the highest bidder Al n IN. -.
In said county OF Des Hginfs On tie g sss ~
ary next, A. IS6v. between the korrs ofg 49,
cribed property. 10 VII: -
All Of the South Wesi quarter o. section Ma MA,
Township No. Seventy zone, North u Range yaur NJ
excepting ten acres. lying square In ihe norm ~
corner OF said quarter sectF"a
Also the south West %, -tes - the seush Ess,
ter Of Section Eight, ToFs.s44p Sgverty.oa,. n,
Range Four, West. containing all one kaadrrs \,
ninety acres, more or less. Des 1oin-s ccEut, n,
taken and levied lpon - tae property Of ssid ~.
Moran, Amanda Moran, William NJ. Moran Ard ~,
Moran. 70 satisfy said wit or execution
= J. hiLLH0CsR
decl6-v4ts sherit OF Dss " mes Geunty. n,
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Again, ~ fs1esence To the Jcurnsl Of the
House for leb3- (thc 6fss session sitter the
adoption d ~ Oods,) Il viii DO lsand that =
bill 49, Introduced % amend this Ssceien--that
tbis Vii MAs referred 10 the Judiciary Dammit
- with instfuotjons - report What portions Of
4 we're then 49, lau Ot AZ STATE -that this
oonamittee snhequehity fepcsted thAt III Or n
- thsn ne ~ axeeps 1Ais 61eas<: "OS
shsatss fte eosssty vii i0ks sfoek n Ssy eorpo
Satiea for iAfsrnai improvement either - Or ont
fof ~ H1el6" Il will also be seen that sub
stisats 80 Introduced Tor the bill, which con>
6fmed The power u express terms, ana that tits
Vas once passed. subeeqafntly rscOnsidsred. 4
refer for the bietOsy III thia controversy to
journal II. r paGes rs, ~. SO, ~, rs. 81, 1877,
2D8, 2lS. so that ahetlicr We lock ID the con-
struction placed upon this section BY the judi
ciary COMMITTEES, Or 10 tile subsequent, persists
ent effort 70 confer the power. and iis defeat by
the Legislature, there can be no doubt rs 10 the
meaning or construction then given and placed
upon this section. And thus We find that The
same General Assembly which passed the Code,
expressly refused 10 confer the power, and the
subsequent one voted down a proposition TO
amend the section so as 10 make il read sub
stantially ~ il did when reported By the Cons
mssionere.
In view Of this history, ask, can anything
DC clearer than that the Legislature never IN,
tended 70 confer the power claimed b. the ap-
peliee IN this CASEY Il seems to me NOT. aid
that whether we look to the language OF The
iaw--the construction given to the woids by the
coue itscil--to the natural and received sense 81
the language empoyed--to the history OF it's
pasaages-the subsequent attempt to confer the
poser--or to al of them combined, the argu>
ment is abundant, convincing, overwhelming
against the position that the power claimed has
been conferred.
Such beingMy construction Of the law, which
1t IS insisted confers this power. i, becomes IN
necessary % examine the question Of the power
Of the Legislature TO authorize taxation BY the
counties for such purposes.
Nor need pass upon the other questions
made BY appellants In relation to the regularity
Of the vote in this instance. II there was no
power, The strictest compliance with the law
ss 70 the manner Of submitting the question,
cannot avail.
In my opinion the cause should be reversed
and the injunction made perpetual. And this
being the opinion Of a majority OF the court it
is so ordered. WRIGHT. G. J.
Woodward dissenting.
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New Firm,

HAVING bought the interest o. Mr.. HENRY RAfJ
Ii In the late arm OF CARSON, EATON Ri
and II. d. RAND Co. we viii continue tie hatsz
a. Manufacturers and wholesale and retail dealsas
Lumber, Lath and Shingles, In The name and svss
CARSON l. RAND, IN Wisconsin, Minnesots, and W.
lena, Ills, and T., ID. RAND 4 Co, as formerly
Burlington lows.
Being anxious 70 sell our present torK OF LlEtEh
make room for larger Stock next Spring, we wiz A1
II at prces that cannot fail TO suit.
II. d RAND
nov1s WILLIAM CARSON.
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Sons Of the democratic politicians Of Phla-
delphia having called Mayor Henry TO account
for processing the abolition meeting 1t which
George W. Curtis spoke, be replies, saying tha,
he merely fulfilled his sworn duty, and although
be is attached 70 the Union and deprecaies u
slavery agitation, be shall protect freedom Of
speech Nth all The means in his power.
Cow Wis sxpsesses biz ssiisfassion vi,h tho
Phnsdelphia Union needing, ii letter q ~
esnsisses. and telies upon the ioyaity Of Penn.
sylvania 70 conservative principles. We do "a.
bear shstE BE- has endorsed the Boston meseipr.
0sly tAas sadsssslasas = nov vaaslnx . -
- Usloa = elnost = Asn basis q Il va
hsssss Js1a Dsesa sAsok t.
- ~ Davsspsss Gasssss \ ca o lss1.
= - - hssidestiai question, Mvssisg sAs
esnlsaaiea = wn- L DsysoO, q Nsv Jssssy.
- ts1aoe - ~ Rspsbiisaa ticket
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EstraY-One Colt.

TAKEN up BY Robert y. Riddle At his resiasst.
i Union Township, Des Mcines County, Isva o. 4
18th day OF October, $50 essay colt two ysasx
last spring; color, Strawberry Roam no nArss \
brands. Appraised at fifty dollars befars Praaea "
cox, Justice OF the Peace.
Filed Oct. 70, 1852. A. J. MESSEy6F1
nov9.w3m. Clerk Cour.y Csn-
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~ From . private letter from Lewis, Cass
county, Iowa. We learn that The gold fever
. large number are preparing to leave in the
Spriog for Pixies Peak. The return Of three
men, Nessrs. Henderson. Griddy aud Tucker,
from Gregorys diggiDgs, where they have
been during The GUNNER, and succeeded in ia
king out about $50, 900, has contributed to in
crease the excitement, and 1t is feared that a
general stampede Tor the mines viii take place
in The Spring froni that neighborhood.
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Ae0enpSa00 AA0 stay LoWes
Apublic meeting vas recently held at Dav-
export, which adopted preamble and resolu-
tions, looking to the passage of relief laws BY
the legislature. II the picture Of ruin and bank
rupscy, drawn BY those who controlled this
meeting, and Get forth - the coalition Of the
people Of love-, 10 true Of Davenport. then in
deed are our upriver friends 10 lamentable con-
d!tioD. They desire our legislators to enact
laws to secure the following objects:
l, An Equity Of Redemption in the erantor
for Eve years after sales Of real estate on any
instrument given for the security Of money
loaned.
2. An appraisemeut law providing that all
real estate levied upon by execution. shall be
legally appraised by three land holders, and
that such real eetate shall not, within three
years after the levy made, be sold by the Sher-
ID Tor ess than two thirds Of the appraised
SUN.
:. An alteration 10 our usury laws, providing
either, Fiat, A forfeiture Of the whole sum
stipulated 10 he paid 40 interest with 4 penalty
OF ten per cent. TO be forfeited 70 the school
fund BY the person pleading usury; or, Second
A total repeal Of all usury laws.
Unless laws securing these results are enact
ed. We are told, - general insolvent law will
become imperatively necessary"
Il IL unnecessary to say this is all nonsense.
The picture drawn, Of the condition Of the
people Of Iowa, 10 terribly overdrawn, and ID
not true, ~ We believe, even Of Davenport
But iftrue Of Davenport, their condition is be
yond the reach of legislation, and We protest
against Disgrace and dishonor being brought
upon the whole state, and the return Of pros
perous times being indefinitely postponed, al
time when We are just getting out Of the
Goods, by the passage Of relief laws for the
benefit of few bankrupt localities. Those
who are now Suffering from the folly aud recA'
lessness Of former crazy speculations, upon Dor
rowed capital, can by no possibility gain BY
procrastinatien. Most persons have already dis.
covered that they would have done much better
had they cold their property or compromised
viii their eeeditoes. When The troubls first be-
gan. Il y The accumulation Of interest that ID
svallewipg them up.
@acs 1857 the process Of liquidation has gone
% gradually, and uillions Of dollars Of debt,
have been paid-bcnds aud mortgages have
kesn paid %. The hog crop, now being NOV
ID, has brought and will bring, great deal Of
woesy into lewa. Large sums vii be paid
ous for corn between this time and June next.
This 10 nov, and will continue to pass from
handtc band and paw OF Indebtedness every-
where. We shall coon begin to see through
our troabl.s. Good crops, with industry ard
thrift. viii let Us DOT, Of, let out all who will
ever get out next year.
But pass stay and appraisement laws and
many who are now excrting themselves, will
sit down and wait for good times instead Of
trying TO work ont. Il will be the signal for
litigation, and few debts will DO paid except
81 the end Of The Law. Such laws would put
us back five years, more or less, and bankrupt
Thousands who will now come out with some
thing over s-F
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MANUFACTURES and Wholesale and Rsuga.
INl ers In Lumber, shingles, Lath, squAr. TlHhr J.
ufice on Jefferson street, near the crossing IN
n. r. Railroad, BURLINGTON iowl
Occupying f.rds on both sides .. The B an Rrs
Railroad, our facilities for shipping Lumber into "A
country upon cars loaded In osa Yards saving 4
the purchaser al loss BY breakage aud expense !
hauling, unsurpassed ~ any deaisrsin the say.
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&1ty>1vs AnesisAns y Dseiia, Psrasia. h.d /.
sseas 49, Sissss NH bsass isshs,s a
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- The Wayeriy Republican says some days
ago Mr.. John Vossler while al work about
threshing machine, had bis right hand caught
BY belt, and literally twisted of. The hand
was lett entire, being wrenchcd from the arm
st the wrist joint, sud the large bone broken
about three inches above the joint, and the
lesser bone stripped Tor that length Of aesh en-
tirely. Dr.. D. \. Cool vas called, Who ampu-
tsted the fore arm, rather nearer the elbow
than the hand. Mr.. vossIer's arm Is healing a.
rapidly - could be expected.
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Estray--One Dark and One R,o.. :

BBlIHy--UN0 U2TK anu Une Br0vn C.
TAKEN - BY Francis Baysy, !. N ses
i denco In Burlington nwnfkip. D.. ~. - -
~, IosA. November . 1879, One Ked ~. 49,. sssa
ytars old, both horns brosa o. no ear narss ~ va
One DARK Brown Gov, about Ave ye.r. NJ y Ssst
narks - bsanss; white stripe On m. ~. = -
Justice Of the Peace -. nHrs
RiisA December Z, 1850
4. }. NR@Fyen
eeciJ-0S0 Clerk Ccpafv e.
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Estray- Dark Eay Ma.

a e IN TF b. Jonathan Nlekoi.aa
i.ener " Dsbvills Tc#Dshlp, De-. No. ~ ~
Iowa, December 3. 1859 one Bssk E.v ~ ts1ss
70 Dc - o. - years Old; isfs hj.a FOL vt,as
white spot In torehea d soma saddle marts tssl
at 13o-bsfor~ >. y. Rtner, Justice or M. Aprtass
FILED December 3, 1859. reasa
deci7- u3n ClsyS CAnokk
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" The Wintsrsest Asdisonian Of the 18th
eminent in that town who intends TO purchase
one hundred yoke Of working oxen for the use
Of the Usah Army. An
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eB A little furry Of snow fell yesterday
morning, which brought out the slei2hs in cou>
siderable numbers in the afternoon. Most Of
them repaired to the river, where the ice fur
nishes excellent sleiehing.
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Hatica

Notice,
THE PAiSTEE E.asEiP heretofore trssa
L between WILLIAM CARSON, HENRY kAfaS
and II. D. RAND, Is this day dissolved By maiEs 10
sent.
The business ~ the late firm 81 CARSON, EArDsi
RAND, and y. ID. RAND Co., viii be settled By W
liam Carson and Il. d. Hand.
WILLIAM CARsas
HENRY EATON,
uov1S X. ID. RAND.
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Particular Notice.

HI. those Indebted to the late firm q I. D. RlyD
"A Il CO. Whose Notes or Accounts are past dasl IN
earnestly Tequeste to cali ard settle the same, w "
viii be compelled 10 pace them in the hands 81 4 a.
Ger FOR collection.
noy2f. 3rndAw T.. ID. RAND tG 4
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The widow Of the famous Morgan, Of Anti
Masonic no;oriety. is now a resident of the
vicinity Of Memphis, Tenn. Tie appeal OF that
city says: She has bees cor INJECTED with the Leath
Orphan Asylum since her advent here, and her
will not soon be forgotten by the recipients of
her favors."
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The anxiety Of Mr.. Slideli, the Senator from
Louisiana, to purchase Cuba, shows that he has
no fears in regard to the Union The Louisville
Journal expresses the opinion that lie viii ges
very little support from the North and West,
because there is manifest impolicy in the old
firm contracting new obligations when some of
the partners are proposing to break up the es-
tahlishmpnt
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M. Faulkner Of virginis will probably be ap.
pointed minister to France; although two other
defeated Democratic Coneressmcn-Henry NJ.
Phillips Of Penn, and W. s. Groesbeck OF Ohio
seek liz an1nllanf inAnances
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Gov. Wise, in his last Richmond speech,
broadly intimated that when the Virginia mill
tary recently marched past the White House the
President did not even notice them. As this
remark OF Gov Wise occasions some comment
here, it may not be amiss to say that rhe Presi>
dent at the time was not At home and did no.
know until be read the speech that the troops
bad passed the White House. The Presiden. is
uniformly marked 10 his attentions to all.
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CAudHr.-L D. Brcokings who sho. IT.
RoOny, was taken 10 the early mari a. ,hi.-a..
near Fort Dodge, BY Ben Stafford andz Co.
lord, Of Plymouth. Wednesday afternaor 80
evening ne had BIZ examination hsforc Jn.ss.s
sheets. Patrick Robb conducted III exsmlr. Mn
non on the part Of the State ana Nessrs. Hna-
:: ~ snd 10y on behafthe prisoner. Brookinr.
!. ne'u 70 enswer the chargs or murder. and i
City Register. -S'ou4
1eo. sewer. q Albion. Mich, died q son.
gcseo' ~ spAam, sometims last spslns. m.
snsnds Wishing - rsmoys III hedy - a..
sance, dis'nterred him and found him wins y.
q. iAes, pc hAnds On BIZ hair, Nth Rs,as Ma
49, eofn oak and ~ grave cothes ten y 49,
1ne ln1essnoe y plAin bus hessihie.
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Iasaav $50. lsssAosv p. 1850
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iGeh again the same case states that thu
| words oil The statute are 10 have their natura
anc Ordinary sense or meaning. Granted and
~hat is pfoYee! just this, that the WORD
1ooa according to Webster, applies generally
to highways, and as a generic term ineinda,
highedy, street aud lane. Not opl, q. ID. j,
tue time oI the passage OF the Code We har
! not mile oil railroad IN the State and mons
commenced
Ihen again even now in this State. when we
nave several lines OF railway constructed IA
person understands the ordinary meaning q,
the werd TO include . railroad. What charter
Incorporating company tor the purpose 81
constructing railway ever spoke Of il al 4
road company9 What articles OF incornors 7
tlon ever called or styled the company .hus -
what act OF the Legislature, giving lands. con-
ferr'ng privileges, or imposing duties upon such
company can be found which desiQnates il a.
road company answer none Tic ,rutt, i
every person, every where and under All circum
stances, when designing TO speak with any de-
gree 81 accuracy, Ia this State at least, i! iney
refer 70 such a road, they use the prefix rad -
In those States where The most usual mode rs
eo1sesehee ana travel u b. rafiyay, In orsIina-
~ conversation they may be u IL il Il 81 ID ,u,
Das not 80 even In such States when sn,thinr
IKE legal accuracy, or the legal sense. ID aimed
a. But IN this State ID ia not true that The
word road IL understood railroad, either IN or.
binary conversation, or when used in the stat
ute, Tor whatever purpose II med. And pattics
niatiy was this the Case at the time III tho
adoption Of the Code.
bat this question has . legislative history.
ana It there vas any room for doubt whatever.
that history shuts the door efectuaily.
Wnen the Code was reported 70 the I.eRisla |
su.o ~ t0e commissioners, section la con-