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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12
SALE OF EWING PROPERTY
On the Island.
CITATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO COUN.
y TY AND COUNTY COURT.
Clara V. McNulty, with W, Al
McNulty her husband.

Clara V, MCEulty, With W, A.
McNulty her husband.
james NJ. Ewing, JT., Elizabeth
Richardson, with W. Il. Richard
sou her husband, Mary BISgs,
with James II. BigRS her huS- In ChauCCry.
band, Emma u, Peek, with WIN.
Peek her husband, James II. Ew-
Ing and Kate Ewing heirs at law
Of William Ewing, deed, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the said
VIM. Ewing, deed.
BY virtue Of the authority vested In the under
signed by q decree entered In the above entitled
cause, on the = day Of June, 1876, in mid County
Court, the undersigned, Special Commissioners,
will sCll at public auction 10 the highest bidder at
the from. door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
Wet Virginia, on
WEDNESDAY, the 7th day Of March, 1877, COM
mencinS at IOO'clOck A. M,
Tho following described real estate, situated on
Wheeling island In the city Of Wheeling, State Of
West Virginia, thnt is 10 say: Lots numbered forty
three (iIl. fOrty-iOur (iD, and tho westerly one
half Of lot number iorty.1ye H5) In that addition
10 the city Of Wheeling known as the addition to
the city Of Wheeling laid out by Henry Moore,
trustee Of the estate Of EbGneEcr Zane, deceased,
In such parcels IS may btst subsCryc the interests
Of the parties.
TERis or SALE OnC-ihlrl In hand, and as
much more as the bidder may desire 10 pay; the re-
mnuder IN two notes at nine and eighteen months
with interest from the day Of sale; to be secured In
such manner as may bc satisfactory TO the Cone
miSsiOncrS. Title TO 10 retained until the purchase
DANIEL PECK and
JOHN o. PEEDLETOE,
Special Commissioner
W. II. HALLRR, AuCtiOnCGr. icG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12
PREMIUMS.

New subscribers Applying carlyl for the year
1871 may have, without charge, the numbers for
The last quarter Of 1876 Of such periodicals as they
may subscribe for.
Neither premiums 10 subscribers nor discount TO
CiuOs can DO allowed unless the money Is RENTED
direct to the publishers. No premiums given to
application. ''' ~ ''"' w.
The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.
,.,o IsARClm ST., NEw.YeRK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

Thomas D. GorIcll
The Peoples administering Co. ct al.
by yirtueOf decree made In the above entitled
cause, at the November term Of the Circuit Court
OF Tyler comfy, the undersigned, who was up.
Pointed Special Commissioner for that purpose
will, on
MONnAY, February GO, 1877,
THAT being Court day.: commencing nj 10 O'CLOCK
4. NJ, at the front door Of the Court House. in
Midi ObOurnc, In said c5unty Of Tyler, proceed tC
Ell at public auction, TO the highest responsible
bidder, tho following described property belonging
to tho said The Peoples Manufacturing Company,
'O'wit: A certain trlCt Of land situated IN ElIJ
follows: '''
Beginning at n white oak corner to heirs Of vii.
Ilail Marlin, decd; thence north &c, T., & nolrs
and Is links to stone corner also 10 said heirs:
thence o o. W. 10 poles to the creek hank, same
coure continued across the creek to s,0ne an NM
opposite bank; thence up tho creek and with tLC
mteahderings thereof and binding thereon to sugar
, SoIner 10 70 HC' tleSher and John Craig, decd;
Ihence n %, L, II poles, tOa stone on tie oppO.
sue bank Of the creek thence down the creek With
lhe meandetings thereof and binding thereon s2I
poIes 10 Tue beginning, containing onc-hall acre,
Aho, certain other tract Of land, situated In
Miu county, on said creek, and bounded as follows
to-Wit: beginning at stone on The creels hSnE
S3rher toa lot decided by said FleSher and wife ia
Moses Galloway; thence s. az, W. IS polSS 70 ~
Honci thence n. 90, W. SipOles 10 a stone thence
M'1l =. ~ poles to stone near the creek hank;
1s me GOwh the creek with the meanderngs there
OF ~ poles, 10 the beginning, containg 4 acres,
more or less, From this lest described tFact there
seSCmpt and not 10 10 sold lots numbered /, B. ii
T anu conveyed by tic Peoples Manufacturing
20. 10 John Corei and another parcel Of 39 rods
ana leS leet sold by said Company to Levi HIsSRn.
Oh Ihe lTaetsto be sold are situated thrcc.story
iGaeiory building, containing valuable machinery.
n ,! anu appliances, for the manufacture Of
Woolcn goods, all In good. running order, AMI
aisG, Other buildings, tho second story Of one Of
which tic store and wRrerOom will be sold torcthSr
WIN the entrance and stairway thereto, subject 10
l.O.O.F. e'' A'V' vi
TERMS OF SALE-one-ihinl Of purchase money
cash In hand, balance in two equal lnstaImcnis n
QUO ana Two years from date OF sale, with good ~
CURLY and bearing interest. e''N
,,o, 7. J. HUGUS,
Ii-' Special Commissioner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12
The HempfleId Railroad Co.

And JOSEPH II. SEAL, WILLIAM WORKMAN,
and W. o, nUGHART. Trustees, 6r., and the
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH 4 BALTIMORE
RAILROAD COMPANY, or either OF them, OF, In,
10, and out Of all the Estate, real personal, and
mixed, and franchises which were Of tho aid
llSmpHeld Railroad Company, and which came to
the possession or under the control Of the said
Joseph II. Zeal, William Workman, and W. o.
hughATt, Trustees, or either Of them, or TO the pos
session OF cuntrOl Of tho said Wheeling, Htti-
burgh 4 Baltimore Railroad Company, tene ten
nants. including the entire Railroad, ROal-bed,
Rights Of Way, culVerts Bridges, Tunnels, Mason
~, Cro.s-,ieS, Track, Rails, sidetrackS, switches,
THrn0uis, Turntables, Platforms, together with
all the Lands, Station Houses Dep0ts, Depot
Grounds and Buildings, lying and being In the
Counties o. washington. Allegheny, and West
mOreland, in the State OF Pennsylvania, and situate
BETWEEN and ut the cOrpOate terminl OF the said
Railway ut Greensburg, In the said County Of
Westmoreland, and the western boundary line Of
Donegal Township boundary line Of said
Donegal Township being Identical with the bOun-
dairy line between tho States Of Pennsylvania and
West VIrginia), In the Iaid County Of Washington,
together with all Its Branches and Appurtenances
whatsoever; and also all the Franchises, Tolls Is
sues, Incomes, and Profits Of the said Defendants,
hereafter derived 70 them or either Of them, from
the use Of, or travel on the said Railroad or any
part thereof and also all the Car, Engines, Loco
motives, Tenders, uorrC-Cars, Clyf Engineers and
Surveyors Instruments, and all other Property
Rights Privileges, Fixtures, Things, and Appur!
tenauces whatsoever belonging 10 or used Ia the
management Of the said Railroad any part there
Of and all other property, real PeTAonaI, or Mixed
now or lately owned by the Lail lICmplCld Rail.
road Company, CorpontiOn Incorporated by the
laws Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, and
which came TO the possession Sr under the control
Of the said Joseph Ii. Seal, William Workman, and
W. o. lIughart, or either Of them, under certain
mortgages executed BY the said IIempicld Railroad
Company, to the said Joleph II. Seal Ct al, Trus-
tees, or to the possession or control OF the IaId
Wheeling, Pittsburgh Baltimore Railroad COM
pAny, through and under a certain Deed Of Con-
yeyance, executed and delivered by the said Joseph
II. Seal, William Workman. and W. o. Hughart,
Trustees, &c to John King under and by virtue
Of an order and decree Of the Supreme Court Of The
stAteOf PCnnsylTan at HSi Prius No IS Of Janua
ry Term, 1850 said Deed bearing date the 3Oth day
Of March, D. 1871, aud recorded In the Recorders
Office, In and for the said County Of Allegheny,
State Of pennsylvania, 10 Deed Book vol. 97o page
s, etc,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
THE GOSPEL OF MERIT.

Where there Is so much rivalry as in the
manufacture Of family medicines, he who
would succeed must give positive and con.
vincing proof of merit. This is an age of
inquiry. People take nothing for granted.
They must know the "whys" and where
fores" before acknowledging the superiority
of me article over another. Among the few
preparations that have stood the test, those
manufactured by r V. Pierce, NJ. D., of the
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y, have for
many years been foremost. The truth of any
statement made concerning them can be
easily ascertained, for Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy and DR.. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery are now prescribed by many ply
sicians in curing obstinate cases of Catarrh
and incipient Consumption. The Discovery
has no equal in curing Coughs Colds, BrOn-
chial and Nervous Affections. 1t allays all
irritation of the mucous membrane, aids di-
geS,ion, and when used with DIR. Perce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets readily overcomes
torpid liver and Constipation, while the
Favorite Prescription has no rival in the
field Of prepared medicine in curing diseases
peculiar to females. If you wish to "kpow
myself" procure copy of "The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" an illus
trated book of nearly 900 pages, adapted to
the wants of everybody. Price 81. so, postage
prepaid. Address the author, R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo N. Y.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
A scHooLMAsTER in Lucknow. India,

A sCHooLMAsTER in Lucknow, India,
has recently died martyr to the theory
that discipline must be maintained"
A boy returned to the school after play
ing truant for several days. The school
master locked him up in small room in
which there was argesnake. The child
cried, "A snake snake!" and begged
him to open the door. The schoolmaster
kept the door closed. About noon the
boys father came to inquire after him,
and on opening the door beheld the
snake near the neck of the dead child.
This little incident created SO strong a
prejudice against the schoolmaster that
his loyalty to the principles of school
room discipline was forgotten, and he was
promptly hanged.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

Y,j HEN WRITING TO ADyEHTasa'Rs
In iris paper. q. ~ w.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

title should be driven and hauled fif.
EN- hundred or two thousand miles
ON Missouri, Kansas and Texas to the
tlantic coast, and carried three thou
nd miles further in ocean steamers,
Id sold for less than English cattle.
ut the explanation is to be found in
le great difference between the cost of
eding and grazing in this country and
at. Here grazing costs next to nothing,
ID winter feeding with corn at fifteen
twenty-five cents bushel is t-ifing
impaired with prices in England, where
ids rent for twenty-five dollars per
,e. But if slaughtered animals can be
pped to England at a profit, why may
I live animals also? The question is
lady being asked on the other side,
fthe Manchester Examiner says: We
clook to the fertile pastures of. the
ses and Canada to give us horses much
dper than they can be raised here"
y seems reasonable enough when we
tx lit. Horses are cheap in the
VI and can, if need be, be raised in
ahdance. We ship them now to the
etrn cities, where they are sold at
q prices. They might 60 further and
cd market in the English cities,
wfe the prices are still better. OF
c6e only choice animals and they
adted to English service-heavy
digit horses, roadsters and hunters
thatter requiring some admixture of
WI blood, would be demanded; but
VII it should be determined exactly
WI kinds of horses are wanted, it
woi be easy enough for breeders to
cuF rate these kinds and so in the end
we ould build up profitable business
in piping back to the sources OF our
tho ghbred cattle and horses the
dea dants of our short-horns, Clydes-
dalend Normans.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
HORSES FOR EUROPE.

The results of the shipments OF fresh
II from the United States and Canada
England have been SO satisfactory as
suggest the propriety of turning at
ption to the raising Of live animals for
le English market. The fresh meat
dipped from this country went to Liver
pol, London, Manchester, Birmingham
pd Sheffield, and was sold at prices con-
derably lower than the native beef, and
be people of these cities are now count
IL on the United States and Canada as
purces from which large portion Of
heir future supply Of meat is to be
rawn. 1t seems almost incredible that
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

fpn n RH Wa hid for an HSscur06Ie case.
BSOU DR.. j. P. FITLER, being sworn, says; grad.
ssnd in 1855 sppasa 6e dssi
i%s1sS d. fisIsss RniTnITio Cordial "a
Live, PILE will refund mony PAIpI hseI
Medical Adss sat By mail! Aadrs Dh EIIkh
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
SPELATI0NS ON THE COMMISSTOH
ACTION.

conn sion will proceed are closely dis.
cuss here by eminent lawyers. The
mainuestion, of course, is whether the
COM sion will go back of the regular
cert htes given by governors of states
1t il Down that Mr.. Morton has held
that se governors certificate is final.
Mr.. Ilingluysen is understood to have
held, his speech on the electoral bill,
that commission could not go behind
the q Gcates, and there may be ma
jority this view in the commission. 1t
is bel led, however, that the memorial
of thflorida legislature would hardly
be REID consideration if it were brought
beforele commission, because it is a
prayer the constituted authority and
voice She state, complaining Of fraud
in thery matter to be considered, and
askingr justice. Hence, probably, the
vehem opposition of the memorial to
the hol.
1t ise belief of some prominent law
yers hf too, that the commission will
not, my case, change the recorded or
certitSote of a state but if manifest
fraud build be shown, will prefer to
cancel vote of the state. Thus these
gentler believe that, on the whole, it
is probe that if the Florida memorial
were bfe the commission, and if the
matter arged were considered and
should proved, the commission would
still heahat it could only decide that
the yotf the state was forfeited, and
not tha should be given to the DEM
ocraticke. This on the ground that
thoughud be established it would re-
quire asmplete investigation of the re-
turns a the vote to establish the ex-
tent anhe exact bearings of the fraud,
and th$he state, having mismansged
its affatmust suffer the consequences
by losi4 ts vote.
Concin the Oregon case, the gene
raj opiH of the lawyers is that if the
commiaA hold that it can not go be-
hind thkce of the certificate it must
except y. Growers with the rest, but
that it and probably will hold, even
then, tAthe governor had mo right 10
appoinAew elector, but that the con-
stitutio}aving forbidden the people to
choose }deral officer to be an elector,
the vottast for Postmaster Watts were
null an}oid and that the state is, by
its ownhlt, entitled to but two cleo
toral vd
OF c&e these are but speculations,
and the bre people who hold that the
commidh will act in the capacity of an
equity trt and will strive to look into
the riglof the questions brought be-
fore thd but it is seen that if it should
attempt do this its labors would be
greatly longed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

Is THERE ONE reader of this paper suf-
fering from rheumatism II SO, write to
Helphenstine q Bently, Druggists, Washing
ton, d, c., for circular of Durang's Rheu-
matte Remedy. This medicine is taken in
ternally and will positively cure any case
of rheumatism on the face OF the green earth.
Price, one dollar bottle.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

q n u day at home Agents wanted. Dutht and
ID 4 terms free. iRUE CO., Augusta, Maine
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

IT is rare thing that physicians give
any countenance to a medicine, the manu-
facture of which is a secret. About the only
exception we know of is Johnson's ADodyne
Liniment. This, we believe, all endorse, and
many of them use it in their practice with
great success.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

PERSONS requiring purgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some
pills not only cause gripping pains, but leave
The bowels in torpid, costve state. Par
sons Purgatiye Pills will relieve the bowels
and cleanse the blood without injury to the
system.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

WHHFFER from Cold in the Head (?
DR.. ]. McLean's Catarrh Snuff soothes
and cut Infallible for Catarrh and any
Sores i1e Nose. Trial Boxes 80 Cts, by
mail. III. III. Mclean. st. Louis.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

q Nm pooLc for Fowl -Raisers and Fanciers, by
D INV DOVASG. p. Burnhsm. (1s77}. |. Diseases
OF Poultry how to cure them 2. ,Secretsin Fowl
the Pit or the Spit with e.egant fun page ont
ispece in colors)Bs5 Illustrated Circulars Of the
Books and Of my choice Brahmaa:and Cochins, larg-
est and best Fowls In the world mailed for 3cent
stamp Either bSok sent aSr o. cshas ny
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
CORRESPONDENTS.

Recommendations for this paper should be ac-
nnied Wv the name of the author: not neces
lar notification, but as evidenre of good faith
- mart of the writer. Manuscript showld be
en oply on one side of the paper. he particu-
careful in regard to your dates, and to having
rpatures plainly written.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

..THoung man who is still keeping
up his by has the weary hopeless look
Of tra who has reached town that
don't ie soup and has no station-hOuse
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

VEGETABLE Pulmonary Balsam, the great
New England cure for coughs, colds and con.
Cutlel, Bros. g. Co.. Boston, only
genuine.
, 1877-08-24

deprived ~ outdoor sale. Thc R1r.lcan1trurt,
%. tf8 othrr haid has r',lrtl that tie trtrsrn.rn
ri ADMINISTRATIVE and ln11al E,nwer. Il mi r"1-
eyAnt 70 the" eases: tilat tc Administration Is
nh"nnb}c to The ordinary tribunals whctcynr IT,
commit. ats cspnr'ls fnrhhllrn ty the Ia;v,
tor "tlrr~lsr thry woui'l Hcvrr he ntnrnahlr AZ
Al; that The law "f Is'3 explicitly !.rblns
rqnaiiy inirinren whether IT, Iy ayows,i proh!ni,pn
"r hy withdrawal Of licenses Appeals will, of
r;e, he & lIassa o: in 81 tnete rasc - t! Tic
tt'H'. Whatever tis decision may s.e.
As:emely ~ intended Il ly s'' Zig law OF Of lsss s
I" protect thc press frotn these arbitrary
Guiding eos,le pnpcr. frona. raitwar..tals nu'i
kiGr1ucs while admitting Others. 'fhey meant
talc. md on nny other hyphhesEs the prnvTso
1ruurnee allows anpca!s Z, the debates III ct,n-
ttrn!nE hsalutcs, and they will naturally te
c!.etl " the aeerleved ncws,,arcrs, either hcfosc
tic oTlsfary ,n',rtt,oF tlleY .l,:c|aIm lnr's-
The isunr, says: "a friend of ours, who has
lnst visited scrcrai Departments, aiming others
the Rhone. tie Loire. anl tho Ain. infarux us
that the i'lilah!tants Of the very smallest Cot-
mines Of those TINT hare l1tttrrto n!Irrei tito
least orr'sston. show themselves irrftatc.i n.
the yarDus precautions fukrn tn 1it tate their
so,es IL them. 1he restrictive mca.,rcs tnc
closing oI Hlne-sltuns nH! the prohibition Of
Arro|n,s ri this. ne tells ii The following
armt*ng fact: Peasants, in TIC half. of PLAYING
c'nis Together tn the evening, an WHO. rs they
cannpt meet without having something to drink,
play their gafsl's now at e1ci, otlcra' dwellings,
.s1Il losing br a rcw term. namely: sf,rorlIc,'
THUS do tlscse good people cyfrcts their Uptu-
Ion. on tic result u the coming clectipns.n
The distributions Of k,l,oo].prlzc. hare given
rtc In few ease. 10 political demonstrations, At
Mafncflcs, the Prefcrt made compI Ikncr,tary a.
l'lslpn tn rrtcntly.rctircl Inspector, wltr,lwa.
warmly aPpfaut!cd; hut, v!en he proceeded 10
l,aated an cla,orate culogy on the Marshal,
presiding snb-Ircfcct was missed; unc p.lpti re-
fused to receive The crown fruIn 1is t,ar.]s; and
tic band struck unthe'" Mnrsetasc," in wlliell
the Whole Lyccum Joined. 1;onlparttst pa
altogether excluded frnm eelioois,, anl TINT
prcfccts should not Introduce subjects certain
to provoke differences Of opinion.
, 1877-08-24
NOTES AND NEWS.
NEW REVENUE STAMPS.

Special Hkl4fch Ia The T1buHk.
WAsn1sa7os, D. e., Aug. :J. Mr. MeFherhon.
Chtsf of tho nueeau Of Engraving aud Printing,
submitted 10 tho Commissioner Ut Internal lkcv-
enuc To-day proofs os fifteen Of tho nrw Internal
revenue etA1nps prepared by that. bureau. Tho
workmanship Of ttcso stamps i Of very superior
Character and, It II believed. 4annot bc surpassed
even III any pslsats establishment In this country,
The bureau Of lrlntlnx and Engraving will be
ftadT to brsiu tho saanufactutO 0? Internal Hoy.
snus stau'ps w,n1n \ week. and In lcas than
nnnth will hste n!l ita plate ready to turn out
ttataps ~ 1apidfy a. thu department viii need
tae1i. ~ the tasna time no great h4ste will bo
made 10 thls uattes, ~ tho Internal Revenue
no.tau ~. away ketps on hand stamps enough to
~ -, 'Foal 1onr to six tnHnths.
H. u number of applications for appoEdtmcnt In
~ ~ nateaa o. Engraving and PEnl,a1 ID II ereas
snssf. ntsf. Tine hundred persons, MuAtiy women,
s1hSa oa upon Inv Chief Of tho IIuseau, Ncpherson
Say andda' snd s!;a'y on Tuesday. nfty on wednes.
I'M. AFFLICTED.
sna senortct that +. II. stanton. son .of tho
..ous y u bfcfetaty, has been t1kcp Ia t8a Gov.
ss,aasht !hsane Asylum for Temporary treatment
a naoa hss fQr some ti1se been suffering, from tha
fsnou' elects Of 0serwork. 1t IL beloved he viii
~ e nutsa by rest. fo1a young nan 10 has bal
,o, 1 st!tlsssc practice. md las for home year4
AS' psla suaeirAt Intention to bis physica! health.
, 1877-08-24

s. HfspatcA ia London 71mts.
P4htsr aug 3.-l.egat proceedings against tho
Minister OF the Interior aal his Projects aru
now as plentiful rs b1aekbcrEes, and 1t may e3
doubted whether lnany OF tha cases can bU ~.
Eael heforu tlie defendants lose their posts. At
Versailles, gu "Wednesday, Is 10 bd heard the
charge q defamation preferred bY 81. MruIer
aEattst II. de f0urtou for the scaplAluus para
graph tn tiW official N.ltttiu ei< GvHn.uue class
luz the Deputies Of the Left, with thu
comn,auists. aud deelaring them, bent
e e1,,as a'ef'1ssas ststoda 5as ;Ey R".s' sa 81,
Judicial Committee haylng advised that
any Of III Of tue a1 Deputies could sno la-
dyllualty, u. slCpief and several uthcgs have
acted atconlingly. The cases relate chiefly tn
tho withdrawal Of fcolDortage-llceuses aud Ut tha
Eight Ut outdoor sale of Republican new spapers.
Ia!s PTelects have not 10 general expressly pro-
hibltst such sa)o, for the Press law Ut 1878 dis-
tinctly forbls any measure of the kind diI ecte.l
s:.alnst particular 1ousnsl&; but they have run
celed the ltecuscs Of stslI-kecpcrs anl hawkcrs
who would not pledge themselves not to sell
certain papers. Several of these cascs
have been a!ready heard, the de.
ienss being ~ Il will be Ia this
alcnler suit, that the tribunals have no tursdic-
ton. lnasnurh ~ administrative gcts, un,irr
number OF decrces going back ~ faf ~ 1859, are
not Ame1Ablo to tbs ordloary courta, but only
to the Contentious CoMnttcc ot tho Council
OF Statc1 a abuses Of power. Conflicting uruis-
Ions haSe been eiYca on this demurrer. The
Orleans aud one Or two other courts have held
that clause OF The fre4s iaw Of 1919, not ex-
pressly repealed by the law Of lA;5, SLOWS
Prcieels 10 Withdraw colpostagc-liccusts with
out assigning rras'ps; and that, esen ot4er-
wise. such withdrawal h measure Ut
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