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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-01-15
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MemboEo - the
SDuA1s = House o. BuE8ESBNYAflVRD
Ftom Haseock Cosssy, toessAsr ssith those
efAs Senate, Preadewe Of Senate 4
Speaker ~ Hesse.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate II composed Of 81 members.
and we have completes returns from this
branch. Al tn. nsem0ers are republicans
with the exception Of one, who 10 classed
a. = "Je6ersonian republican IL were
formerly wings, 8 were democrats. Z free
soilers. and 8 have always been rspubli-
cans. The Oldest member Is Senator
Lothrop of Somerset. who Is II yeaA Of
age. and the youngest are Senator Foster
Of Oxford. and Emery of Hancock. who
are 80 each. Seven Of the members are
between 30 and 40 years Of age. eight be-
tween 10 and 30, ten between so and 80,
Ave between 60 and 70, and one between
20 and so. Twenty-six were born In the
State, aud seven In the towns where they
now reside; seven received q collegiate
education. four All academicxl, and twenty
were educated in :he peoples celleges"-
the common schools; twenty five have had
Legislative experience; twsnty-nine are
married and two are single.
PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION.
Farmers, I
LAWYERS, 4
Merchants and Fsrmerx, 9
Farmers aud Lumbermen, 9
Physicians, ,
Merchants and Lumbermen, 2
Editor and lawyer,
Merchant and Manufacturer. |
Shipbuder and Lumbermsn, l
General Sup't Granite Works, 1
Farmer and Cattle Broker, l
Manufacturer Of Lumber, l
Master Mariner, |
Tanner,
Hotel Keeper, |
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AUGUSTA. Jan. Is. 1874.

AUGUSTA. Jan. Is 1874.
Ater week of fuss and fOrmalities the
organization is completed, and both
Branches are in work ing order. or will be,
when the Joint Standing Committees are
named, the make up of which is giving
. visible ''concern Of mind" to not few.
An unusually large proportion Of the
members are new men, who are not skill
ed in styategic legislation. Such can, and
do see the moves" on the checker-board,
but the hand of the mover is unseen, while,
occasionally those who play, find that
"Tho.s Oft are errors which stratagems SEEM"
As yet, nothing has transpired to pro-
woke debate. or to develop forensic talent
In either House.
As usual, those Of pop gun calibre, are
the first to ''go or but the danger from
their projectiles, - greater ~ the brssch.
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Eclectic Magazine
Foreign Literature. Science and Art.
1871.
THIRTIET YEAR
SCIENCE.

To this department, the ECLECTIC give. larger
space than any other magazine IN the W orlI not
exclnsively scientific. IL not only presents from
month 10 month ample record Of discovery ana
Invention, hut gathers from the whole Held # for,
eign current literature the best articles OF "a.
most authoritative thinkers and writers Of such
men as Prois. Huxley and Tyndall, Richard Proc
tor, b. A, Prot. owen, DR., W d Carpenter Max
Muller. And Mr.. j. Norman Lockyer. all of whom
have been represented in recent issues Of the
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
A IMPORTANT AND POSITIVE SALE
IA. BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY THuRsDAYl NOV, At IL O'CLOCK

EshYhsrA sfkAET E NEAR fIrFA AyENus, EENNutErS'
OF rn sY s zsD LpS PSEE sTSok ii
AkRASFs SA HxeSh 81 k9E W4oANF Esc
hands high, years Old; was sired by Edward Eyeret!
ss sa% oMs
nJ o Se fna ~
IN s Ss cam o s Single % sas
and is warranted sound. KIND and ,rue without vice.
Also The very handsome and thoroughbred bay Geld
is' usy s os jr has tS msas and tail H. and was
raised BY r. A. Alexander he can trot single Or double
Is 81 the saadsoest rated horses when sDeseir
pos has superior and lew equals nc i
and saS Me ee cm sf
ana they are. without any exception as finely mated IN
70 ,s show ssSn ss nss
%,n 0S e Ssf
t,on Of gentenen Z called 70 them they viii be sold
ns and fast sired Gid ssSd
celebrated Connor mare was sired and raised East
s's %s and a !sssss ss h.sss pull wagon
% oud shs sound
Also I,ss bay aelding 49,. hand. high, years old.
ss :: Ysss has ssssa
and .sn dss susd sn in stable
The last and well known brown trotter Torpedo lSN
hands high, 6 years old. sired by sirocco, dam by
Pachen posse great style and action san go 70 end
p ss enss 3 IN Sass @ osa Ss Sws0n
on and beat 2.50 with two persons In wagon,
and with a little Ia ndiing Will trot much taster he Is
tuly warranted svuni AID kind
n o ra S' top m
double aruess our sets Of single Harness. Dress Blan
kets, Robes, Whips, &c.
sale positive rain shine, and all to be positively
sold to highest bidder stock on exhibition At stable at
all hours
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANUsEMENTs-Nrrn fAcs-Fourth fifth and sixth
p.oFsxss saS%n sS'amn
BuahbERs wFH.sSsTTEf@Ssrn rAeS@frss second and
BoAhp sf,ra ASD sH hoDdISo wASrED-SIH PAon-rhrd
4 ss2Ts I5s sss%
puslNHss pulNE:sss SS%!prPPSShrusIrIEs-gyrH PACE
CITY ns1L EsiATE FOX sALEAsEcoSO, f0enPr.t
cLEESs sS'SSD AND sALEsMES-rwxLvru pAcr-r,fh col,
s595H EsB
ooAsT%sK sfth ssTEux1MnshrpsroosD p.or-ya and
oorsEfsGasnpfs-rrv4u sisfs fGasnnS p.cy
sraaaTFal.a fS,s%n column
SEx;;SSs SRy SSobsI a5s sSiS%9 sS1
URFuRNIsHED-srcosD Picr-second ana third
EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPs-srroxD pAcE-FM,h col.
EgRoPn- -FIasr PAc.-secoud column
ExCUkSIoNs.sxcosD PAGE-slxth column.
puRs1Tf rsDED ssas. PtcxmrhiEa and fourth columns
iRsSch sSrnn
HELP WANrED-rEMALEs-rwEL PAor-rourh
HELP WANrED-MALEs-TwxL,ru PA0n-s,xth col.
HoRsss CARRIAGES. Ac.-rrRsr PAcn-Tnird. fourth
hcusks ssoa r.'TTnd 4G T9STbs,ou,u
INsTRUCrIoSwFIssr PAor-Fif,h column.
LiEGCTukE LiECT SEASON-NISrH PAcE-Flitn column.
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsr PACR-Fifth column.
LOST AND fOUND-FInsr PAcE-First and second col.
HH..ccaiNEsYvvy.ass pAor-sixth column,
8sD fssmp
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures pAos-
MgSICAL-NIsTn PAGE-Fitth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rAGE-sixth column.
PEksoNAI-FiRsT PAcE.First column
eoLIflcAL..rms.. pAer-s,xth column.
PROPOSALS-TwELrrn PAcE-Fourth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALES-
Twelfth rAGE-Fourth column
RENT.SEcoxD PAcE.First column.
REAL ESTATE TO LXCHANGE-SEcoYD PAoE-First
REAL 81 TATE wANTED-sEcoSp PAoK-First column.
RELIGIOUS NoTlCEs-FIRsr PAGE-tirst column
REsTAUkANTS-NINrHP PAGE-Thrd column.
kEWARDS-FiRsT PAGE-second column.
SALES AT rACCTION-EIcHrn PAGK-Fifth and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-EL PAcx.
and TwELrsn PAcE-First, second, third and fourth
sITUAiiuNs wANTED-MALEs-TwxLrru PAGE
Fourth and 1tth columns.
SPECIAL MOTTO s-FlRsr PAGE-Second column.
sPORTIN0-DOGs, EIKDs, AC.-FIRsr PAoE-rhird
TIE TkADEs-TwELrrH PAcE-sixth column
TIE rukr-FiRsT PAcx-rhlrd column
TO LET-FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-sxcoSp PAcz-
IIRAyEGGLEKs, GGIDE-sncosD PAer.six.h column.
UNFURNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LhT-
sEceND rAGE-Fourth column.
MANTED TO PURCH AsE-SEcoND PAGE-stxth column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS. &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Slxth col
umn.
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

fSsTys sl mp EIantY r7ISs
Of All the valuable and dne road family and fast trot
ting stock OF late suspended prominent firm OF bank
hands Of RECEIVER who has ordered them 10 DC sold
Of cost or value and without res,rcion or resevs
iii: iHs: SPEED WARRANTED AND THE TIME SHOWN.
Jones street where they have been for
of 1ks .d:sy 11 n.s s p, rsoMrE %
ai'i i%s sGaqssS
nell. dam Oy Ratler the other Iy George wilkes. dam
Sis' ssssI aa Soaps ars
aiver: nne even dispositon no pulling shyng, cut
Sshsr 2;iI ARA tsy driven irisi on fTospscs
' sn Il ssek or y s
are sound and perfect; without bemlsh; Kind IN ali
ais osether single; the most promising best bred
and nands9mest , young Sng team in the country are
The tast chestnut roting mare LUCY, IsI high. 8
y tSsn M y IL epss Z
.Sn' isee "a easy and psasans driver ths only record
is on Prospect trnck winning easily Jog in 2:5l
% and Kind a0w She ON aay ySs
framed on track except about ten dav John Doty
irack or road purposes. ~
gentle srons ana safest horse The city sbod. brave
One ane thcroughgred saddle Horse ssS hign, years
noy a 1Ss SUNen s IN M sa sGdss by
lab.e; warranted sound and kind
Also the fine. large bay trottng horse, NICHOLAS
"a high years old sired by hdsalrs Hambetonan; 9
OF 81; was formerly owned and driven bv Edward $.
stokes can trot In 240 single and double; warranted
sound and kind.
n Also rne bay road or family horse SNIP loH high
years old: steady and safe road morse great pole
horse is wcii known as the John Chamterlnin hose
has troed III :39 to pole with stone wall jackson; i,
safe TOR lady to drive; warranted sound and kind.
. n B-Ihese two horses, Nicholas and Snip make the
most reliable nnd solid team OF steady rottcrs on
track they beat the Capt. vanderbttea and Lstnei
and Adonis ensiy in 2:il; Will be sold separator have
been used tns summer by one Of the Junior partners
the hrnl.
Also elegant rich, genteel stylish dapplc
gray Horse 51s high. years old; has been used BY
ladies all summer To pony phaeton; stands without yinl
by locomotive and know. much ordinary driver
Is attractive Wherever he goes; can travel In three
minutes to pony phaetou, ana warranted sound anc
kind.
Also the finest sock of Carriages Wagon double and
single Harness. kersey Blankets, Robes BITS kuinl
Saddles kc ever offered being all by brewster, O
Broome street. Wood, Gibson Dunscomb, &c.
Horses the speed Of whlchls warranted and rs elias
Brewster Wagon and Harness. &c, should call ana
anime as sto is ON exhibition and coachman in ut
tendance all times prior to sale.
JOHN L.. VANDEWATER. Au0tionaar
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

GhtShEs xk E AgS qSEss
sw srses s1 e G Ss cor
hsnds aSi a1 Old a cam
ball Jackson dam by Gray eagle ls4 hixh years old;
ey BY
Jr. dam thoroughbred; iSiS high, years old
BAY GELDlNG leS high. Z years old great style snd
p4aE ssSwN seldng, sandbar BY hiram Drew dam
BY Young Norr Is hSa years s ed can @ ,ros IN sao =
Henry s%as eas cam tn ot 1s9 II sn
dam
ssans Boy BY Hickory
Jack, dam Morgan msre. l4,s high years old; can
CLOSELY MATCHED pair Of ches.nu, sorrels, ls,l
snack Dolly paso by sv dam
soR M saaSs ans
ness ase s hgn G 90, nv nac.nr a.
fIs s3EEEi Ssdias RSsKs. got y Bay Vermont,
The DARK bay Mare Mathclla. by Rocky Hill, dam
PAR q nay Sss
p ss tssa p ds os stint sed q ' aso wsss
ings Mohawk Brothers, got by Mohawk, IL high and
years old can rot better Than :i0 70 The pole has
Closely matched pair Of jet black coach Horses with
WHITE sired by r0st Boy, 1914 high, years old oil
without exception the finest In New York.
CLOSELY MATCHED pair OF bay Coach Horses 16
high, and years old great style.
TtE BROWN Mare Mary Ann, got by George Wilkes.
Is high, years old: can trot In 2:43.
the BROWN Mare Henrietta, got by Union. ISM high,
THE cHEsTNUF aelding Williamson. BY. ssyre's
Hambetonnn, - hign, years old can trot in 2:50.
SPEED OF anove stock Will be shown at sale.
THE ABOVE stock brought here by Mr.. Olds to
be disposed sale but the market proving
duh he hus concluded to clean tho entire lot without
reserve.
ALL REPRESENTATIONS will be guaranteed.
STOCK SOW exhibition
SALE POSITIVELY without regard to weather.
The New York herald., 1874-11-05

A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER-
"A. WIN be sold positively without reserve Satur
day. November Z ut u O'Clock. at Barker 4 sons
Broadway and hirty ninth street.
Pair closely matched Bays 3a high and years old
elegant drivers, trot III minutes and both
CANT under saddle
Han isome chestnut Colt got by Phaeton Imported BY
Colonel Ten Broeck), 10 high years old prompt and
stylish driver can tro in 25O promises great speed
anu Is anied sound and kind.
Highbred bay Filiy by Phaeton l5H high, years
old nne driver; can ros in 81: extra under saddle
warranted sound
Above stock was bred and raised BY Colonel z. Ten
BrOeCk. OF Kentucky,
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. &C.

a.. Birds, 4c. Medicine, for All diseases; prepared
street. near Canal
A IL KEEPING BIRDS USE STANDARD GRAVEL
IA Paper, only bordered with gravel, attached with
sold sSsrs@hsrs frineipa depot 90 Brosdwsy Hss.'
Auction Mart lio and ia East Thirteenth street. on
FRIDAY I%Ras IsSoic2 of FANCY sowL
For narticulars see notice under head OF sales At
THE TUhF.
4 -rRorTING At FLEETWOOD PARK ON THURS
ms
thvss n aye ,s in ns,ness owners to drive
I. hIa,isy'se; Ioas:, : m ass Lady Daley.
issS Sss.s: Ssss!sS /; ,Ss'ss ss'sss.
5Sa 5SS, SSS,%,sy::S S,,sy: :; 5aass ssais. ' : ~ : .-
E,lean soSea La,rd. sSrP.ss Lazy ssy Lara enn
owner'' 9. s0naren SANE DAY
.Asweepstakes for $780, mile heats bsse three In ave.
John Kings bl. m. Betsey King.
}se4es pSaa Hn5saS1s pssIa': sG'Fs Prince. Jake
\ 4aMln.,as s,Taus,'ss;v 6. 4. ). stevens
WV. II. VAN oorT. Superintendent
DEERFoor PARK-CoNEY ISLAND ROAD
FIRST DAY. SscSpa %sbsasbsY, ssi nss'ns nSsovExBRaA
No. / urse $2o9 for s:sl class; IL entriea
No. sssSsf ssS !sf S.i, sSs5s
No. 3-Purse $1I tor 2 40 ciass; entries.
No. .E1iis s: 3: SAY
No SaParss $500 or 2:is class !; 10 entries;
Nc srurss S 1877 class sia g. enrss saIsss
Races VIII commence VII acSHheoS. n snHHe Proprietor
FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION NoTICE.-ALL PAR
ties owing entrance fees TO Fleetwood Association
Ss sfHs e. %Tssp sr
DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AssOCTATiON.-
track; purse and STAKE LOO; mile heats three IL vs.
d. Walker enters br. m. May Bird, record a:sz
NJ. r. smith enters blk. Catskil Girl. record :28k
ass enter
PnosgnNi!GH. rAEK EAR oRouSps ASSOCIATION.
Match $500 mile heats three In Ave In harnss.
n. Rogers names b. Y. Rubey
" sA0u'A'' Aaafs aEo W. " oxRLEY M Isuporin.e ndsat
CEAvIEw PARK ASSOCIATIONS, NEW poRP. AL
Extra pIr.s Dss' sa sSC5uraay ior 8 Nsy SIa. lsA
l. revoe enters b. =. mny Moore.
q B. Gon enters y. 9. New poip:
C.H. Mcdonald enters 8. m Privapeer Maid.
r. smith enters b. g. jim.
G. harrison enters <. e. Americus
T. Brown enters blk. H. Empress.
J: Eghestson enters b. 10, Mary Hannah
Il. y. Crowley LEY enters g. 3: b. g Clifton; on. 49,.
J. L. smith enters Imp.
James Mckee enters Minnie Mac
Charles Rue enters Chestnut Horso.
Races commences promptly at O'Clock.
HENRY MILLER. President
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
A UCrIoN HOUSE orvA TAssELL 4KKARSEY.
"A llU AND l12 EAST THIRrEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT AT AUCTION
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i, AT II O'CLOCK.

hands high ana years old kind and true IN all ar
ness Tree from vice very stylish good travellers: tear
nothing; can be driven by any one ana ,wnrrnnteu
sound also set double Harness, Blankets Robes &C.,
EXTENSION 1op PHAEroN. IN GOOD oRDER.
built by Miner Stevens
The above property Is offered ut private sale unt FRI
day. November when, II not disposed Of VIII DC soid
auction
The New York herald., 1874-11-05

A GALL AND INspECT OUR LARGE STOCK OF
"A. Carriages such a. Top Wagons Doctors rsrk anu
Pony PhaetunS No Tops, a new and several second
hAaa WAGONS - very low sr1lssj3ss A RsAL 4 co.,
The New York herald., 1874-11-05

L,oR sAI1-TuRaK GOOD WORK uoHsRs, As
aApoAA naAf AntA
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
LOST AND FOUND.

CTRAYED FROM s. EAST TWELFTH STREET,
- brown Slut; answers the of Fanny; had OF
blue silver plate The hnder will be LIBERAL,
rewarded by leaving her NJ the above address
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
CARD. WHAT WAS NEEDED.

n
- bureau of exchange the purchase and
sale OF horses and carriages q necessity which
:; has long been felt In this community.
= Mr.. AkUH. JOHNSTON has opened books TOR
the registry Of horses carriages and everything
q iberiy street (Evening Post Buildng).
8 q NO charge is made Tor registering
= All gentleman wishing to buy, sell exchange
: should avail themselves OF our registry without
- = delay.
IS Entries can also be made as above for our rcgu
q lar tuesdays and fridays sales, at Mart 49,
4 2l zS and % Thirteenth street, near University
Ipla -
The New York herald., 1874-11-05

L,OR sALE--A FRENCh LANDAU, IN PERFECT
order Apply ut private stable i66 East Thirtioth
atreel
The New York herald., 1874-11-05

nRCG STORE FOR SALE-IN NEW YORK: VERY
- profitable; old established: long lease; very low
rents good prescription trade sales last year over
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09
SlIERIEE"S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out OF
ana under the Seai OF the Circuit Court of
Manit0woc County. upon y ju lgement rem
dered in said county 90 = the 18th day Of
March, 1878, before Don A. Shove. Police
Justice, for the ity of Maritowos Id favor
Of QuirinE Even $ trust - OF Manitowoe Coun-
ty. and against Geurge 4 Woolin and Ell
lazy Treat, transcript of which said
Judgement was duly I'll, 4 in the office of the
Clerk of the CIrcH't Court of Manitowoc
county, and said judgment duly docieted
in said Office on the 9th day of ipril, A. d.
1873, have lesied upon all the right, It'll.
and interest which the said defendants
George ~ y oodin AMI Eliary 3. Treat had
on the 10Th 4 y Of April 1873 or at any time
thereafter Of in and to the folio viug dcscrib-
cd property to-wit:
Lots No. nine, ten. e'eycn, twelve, four
teeL and sixteen in block No two hun ired
aud Fifty one t25ll 10 the city ami county OF
Manitowoc. and state of Wisconsin
Which said property will sell at public
vendne to The highest bidd at the Sheriff
office at the Court House in the City of NJ ,ul-
towoc on the i7th day of Juy. 1874, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of s id day
Dated She IFS office Maaitowoc Wis this
25th day Of May, ASIA.
r. D. SMART
Sheriff Manitowoc Co., Wis
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CARLISr MOVEMENTS.
GERM ANY.
RELIGIOUS QUESTIONS.


NEW fosK, jolly Ga Berlin CORES
pendent .f Tie Lon,ion 7',mes, received
to-day. writes that among lingering relics
Of the Rhine!ani there was, until a year
age, q law enabling bishops to remove ac-
tive cersy at moments loi'oe, aud With
out assigning any reasons. This license
beirg abolished by the ercle>ia>tic laws =
1875, the bishops V 10 ere To have placed
thsir cierg, on AN equal footing With the
rest OF the German priests are called Upon
to do. so or pay penalty Fixed. This ac-
tion of the government is sever d;sAppsint-
ment to the Ultramontanists, WIS had been
hoping that the 900 priests of Western
Rhineland woald be expelled ens..asse, a
proceeding which could ne, but ha re aroused
the most Ekewarm u their parisaion, Is :.
The same correspeaient says fhe resolu
tions just passed by the general meeting of
the German Catholic SIC ct es as Maytuee
began by desiring Hsadern civilization TO lie
at variance with the requirements of their
faith aud wound up with rese,ri1g 10 che
church the right to decije which laws are
IN unison wiih the laws of God and which
are not. On the basis Of this programme
Germany vas presented as country with
a population and press weighed down by
military despotism at homo and abroad.
and esdangering the pence Of We world.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09
FACTS md FANCTES FOR THE
LADIES.

Why wouldn't cats make good poets?
The news are always with them vnu know.
They behead wives who don't love the
husbands in China. Book it, DON'T 90 to
Chms.
A VIrginian is under arrest for pawning
his "ife's corsets for a quart uf nhrky.
lie believed that tight lacing woad kill
her.
The class of'14 at Vassar, Numbering A.
has just been let loose. Avera ,e weight.
l26 pounds, height ) feet inches; aye 81
y. ars.
Brooklyn Argus society item. THE ap-
partition of a bottle OF hay rum, soap dish,
n cuspador, q wash basin, pair cf gentle
mans bCots, ana miss Of slack hair, fol
loving eGch other n rar,d succession
through the front window of respect. tie
hooking residance, will generally convince
thc intelligent observer II ,tcTrogrcss Of u
match somewhere th-t wasn't ma le in
Lawn.
Mother" said Ike Psrtinstor, "d1 vcu
know that til. iron horse has bat one ear?''
"One earl Merciful gracious, child what
do you mean ;" why, The engineer, oi
course y
A little boy Of FIVE years, dressed in bi.
FIRST sack coat, stood leaning against hi.
mothers knee "Iamma, ;" said he, after a
pause, !" ] wish you had put tails 70 thi,
coat: have wanted tail coat these goo,
many years" There was silence for q
space.
Fashionable miliiner: .You'll have III,
flower on the left side Of the bonct, of eours
madam 7" Fashionable lady Weller.
No. The fact is, there's pillar on the lef
side of my pew in church, so that only tb
right side ef my head is seen by the con
gregation. Ofcoarse, could change m
pewf' Fashionable lady's husband =
1a-as. Or even the caarch, you know.
necessa ry.' Fashionable nil,iDer CONSIDER
tie poiat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

THE REPEAL OF ITS FRANCHISES
would have well nigh destroyed the value
ofit~ Tangible property, and while the latter,
as such, could not te taken, .tiiit essenti-
al value for use on the railroad would be
gone.
fHE rAcf That GRANTS OF LAND
were made BY Congress to the state cannot
change the rights Of the Corporation or OF
the CREDITOR. If the state has not per-
formed the trust il must answer to the
United States.
The act Of the 1lth of March 1874,
while not interfering With rates Of freight
or property transported entirely throagh
the states to and from other states, in
Guides within its terms properly and per.
sons transported on railroads from 9th
into other states. This act either establish
es, or authuriIes the commiss ioners to
establish, fixed rates of freight and fare on
such persons and property. The case OF
the STATE freight tax. reported IN Is Wal
lace 232, decides that this Hast described
traffic consti. u, uies commerce between the
several states, aud that the regulation
thereof belongs exclusively to Congress.
1t becomes, therefor, a very grave question
whether it is competent for . state arhi-
te4riIy, to fix ssrtain ratss Tor tansporta-
tion Of persons and property uf this inter-
state commerce. As the right to 10 ser
r..tes implies also the right to raise :hem,
there may be serious doubts whether this
can be dcus. This point WIS mot fully
argued by the connsel and scarcely AZ all
by the Counsel of the delen liant >, and under
the CIRCUMSTANCES we do nor feel warranted
oa this ground alone to order stc issue of
an injupction. If desired ts TIE plaintiff,
1t rnay be further considered at future
time, either on demurrer to the bill or in
snci, other form may fairly present the
question to our considera'ion. The moticu
for injunction is overru!ed.