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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-05-07
MARKET NOTES.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
The wholesale New York market quotations
show:
BEANs-Prime. s26O@s2.65; fair to good
%. !0@S2 60 per bushel.
BUTTER.-New York sold at 22c. @24c. for
choice in pals. and 19c. @20:. common to
good; Western sold at zoe. @21c., and the
common Western at 12c. @l4c.
CHEESE. Factory fancy, 1850. @1Sc.; do
fair 10 good, lie. @f2c.
EGGs.-QuotatIons ranged from 17c. for
ordinary, to 1871 for New York, NewJersey and
Pennsylvania.
FIouR.-Superfne, %. 9O@s4. 35; Western,
o. 50@$4. 95 extra New York, "a. 5000. So
Hay Shipping. SOC. @95c.; clover, 90c.;
salt, &c.; straw. 55c. @$1. Is.
HoPs.--New York, 12c. @23c.; Eastern, lac.
@22c.; yearlings, 12c. @1Sc.; Odds, &c. @1Oc.
PETROLEUM Refined, 9s<c.; crude, 616c.
@7c. IN bulk in barrels, 71sc.; naphtha, Sc.
In shipping order. and IL &c. @123<c. in cases.
PoRK.-New mess. $16O0@$l7. 25; dressed
hogs, TIC. @7%c.
waukee No. 2. 1.2411 amber, 81 .2O@$l .25 !;
white. 81 2l@$1.2,]1
RYE.-$1 .09@S1.11.
WooL.-0nio, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
xxx, ACC. 04Se. Xxx, 44c. @46c.; x, 44c. @46c.
No. l. Ate. @49c. No. 2, 42c. @44c. +; common,
3Sc. @4lc.; New York and Western Xxx ana (,
41c. @4Sc.; No. /. Acc. R4Sc.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
FLoUR.-State family, $4.75@s4 s7I<; rye
-four, $5.25@$5.t0; wheat, State, 81 .l6; am
her. II; corn, yellow, &c.,; mixed State,
58c.
PErRoLEUM.-Refned &c.; crude, 6J6c.
WooL.--State and Western Xxx, 46c. (O50c. ;
K, 47c. @48c.; medium. SOC. @5lc.; coarse. 45c
BOSTON MARKET.
FLoUR.-From "a. O0@S4. 25 for low and
medium, to -. 750$6. 90 for choice Mime
sofa. Corn, 591Sc. @61c. for mixed and yellow.
BuTTER.-Cnmmon, tic. @20c.; Vermont
dairy, CSC. @26:. choice creamery, Csc. @S0c.
CHEESE &c. @15c.
BEAEs.-&2. 4O@$2. rs.
HAY.-Choice, $20@$22.
CATTLE MARKETS.
BUFFLLo.-Cattle. good quality, e5. 500
1851 hogs, fair to good, S5.75@$6. 10; best,
&c. IS.
EAST LIBERTY, PESF.-Best cattle, @5.65:
medium to good, "a. 5O@S5.O0; common to
fair, IS. 75@$4.3O; Hogs. Workers.. $1,000
&c. as; Philadelphia, s6.50@s6.65. Sheep,
S4.25@s6.25.
WATERFOWL, MAss.--Cattle. choice, $3.50
@8.75; extra, $7.O0@$S. 90; first quality,
e6.2S@$6 81; second quality, $5.00@S6.00 =;
third quality, S4.00@S4.i5. Sheep and lambs
wool sheep q. 5O@S5. 90: extra, e6.OO@
e6.7s; spring lambs es.25@T25 Veal calves
S300@5.Oo.
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New York Theatres.

The 450th performance of :" Hazel Kirke
took place at The Madison Square Theatre on
Monday evening April 18th. and neat sow
{ ir. consisting of !; series of silhouette views
Of seen 5 in the play was given to each one in
the audience.
The World" at Walllck's, is the success Of
the season, filing tn; house nightly. 1t will
probably RIM the balance of the season. Seats
n he engaged week i'll advance by mail or
Celesraph.
B!llee Taylor Is certainly entitled to the
head of The Comic Opera class. 1t has filed
the Standard over seventy performances, and
still Tia come. II is fine evenings enter
tanment, and we predict will pass its 100tb
night with ful hnuSes
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Moman,s Wisdom.

She insists that it is more important
that her family shall be kept in full
health, than that she should have all
the fashionable dresses and styles of the
times. She therefore sees to it, that each
member of her family Is supplied with
enough Hop Bitters, ct the first appear
ance of any symptoms of i'll health. to
prevent fit of sickness with its atten-
dant expense, care and anxiety. All
women should exercise their wisdom in
this way.-Net0 Haven Palladium.
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AlabaStine

Is an article of superior merit for fin
ishing walls and ceilings. 1t is manu-
featured in variety of beautiful tints ;
also in pure white, and IS made ready
for use by simply adding hot water
Any housekeepar can use it. By send
ing to Seeley Bros, 80 Burling Slip, N.
Y, or Averill Paint Co., Boston, sam
pie card and testimonials will be fur.
nished.
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Port Huron Commercial

CHARLES NELSON, Esq, Proprietor
Nelson House, speaking to us recently,
observed: / suffered so much with
Rheumatism that my arm witherel, and
physicians could not help me. was in
despair of my life, when some one advis ed
me to try st. Jacobs Oil. I did so, and
as if by magic, / was instantly relieved,
and. by the continued use of the Oil en-
tirely cured. thank heaven for having
used this wond rful remedy, for it saved
my life. It also cured my wife.
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Ernm the Hnh.

There is perhaps no tonic offered to
the people that possesses as much real
intrinsic value as the Hop Bitters. Just
at this season of the year, when the
stomach needs an appetizer, or the
blood needs purifying. the cheapest and
best remedy is Hop Bitters. An ounce
of prevention is worth pound of cure !;
don't wait until you are Frustrated by q
disease that may take you months to re-
cover in.-BOst0n Globe.
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Troublesome Children

that are always wetting their beds ought
not to be scolded and punished for what
they cannot help. They need a medi-
cine having tonic effect on the kidneys
and the urinary organs. Such a medi-
cine is Kidney Wort. It has specific
action. Do not fail to get it for them.
Exchange.
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MUTToN BY THE SHIP-LoAD.-A vessel
recently arrived in London from the
River Plate with $4,000 carcasses of
sheep on board, which were brought
over in frozen state. They weighed
on an average thirty-six pounds each,
and fetched AID. per pound in the mar
ket. They sold as fast as possible.
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HOMEOPATHIC Family Medicine Cases
and books, giving concise directions for
treating all common ailments, are q
great comfort and positive saving in
every household. The best assortment
If all styles and prices is found at
Boericke IL Tafel's Homeopathic Phar-
macy, 145 Grand St, New York. De-
scriptive Price Currents gratis. Bust
ness established III 1885.
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fort wavne. lind. ! Sentinel. 7

WHEN about twelve years old, said
Mr.. Geisman, of the Globe Chop House
to our representative, met with an ac-
cident with horse, by which my skull
was fractured, and ever since / have suf-
fered with the most excruciating rheu-
matte pains. OF late I applied st. ia
cobs Oil which has given me almost to-
tai relief.
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CARPETS. Great Sale.

We shall offer this week 1000 pieces
Brussels Carpets, from the recent great
Auction Sale, at rs cents per yard For
mer price, S1.25 per yard. SHEPPARD
KNAPP, 1S9 4 191 Sixth Ave-, New York
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-05-07

GREAT improvement has recently been
made in that useful product CAROLINE, deo-
dorized extract of petroleum, which is the only
artic that really cures badness tits now the
finest of hair dressings.
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PERPETUAL motion Scandal.
Mattings. Snecial Sale.

Mattings. Special Sale. .
Cargo just landed Fine Fancy Pat
tarns ! 500 different styles. All the new
Cpiorings, % cts. per yard. White and
Red Check, u! cts. per yard. SHEPPARD
KNAPP, 1879 Il l91 Sixth Ave, New York
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-05-07

IT IS foolish to grieve over what can't
be helped and still more foolish, because
needless, to grieve over what can be.
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EVERYTHING has to pay up sometimes;
even the little chickens have to shell
ont
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-05-07

IF any organist attempts to play cts
Nice to Be Father" at wedding, shoot
him on the spot.
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CHINESE. The last two steamers from
China to San Francisco brought nearly
a thousand Chinese each.
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For SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this paper
apply to the publisher of the paper. Cl0
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ALTHOUGH the clocks are always strik-
ing, their hours of labor are never re-
duced.
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Win the nara Work OF the month the
horses require the best care, which in.
cludes carding and brushing. Too
much corn, fed now, makes the ami
mails restless by producing an irritation
of the skin. A moderate feed of green
rye will be very acceptable to horses.
and promote their health. If the land
is not stony, the shoes may be removed
from the farm teams, for time at least.
with benefit. Oxen being naturally
slow in their motions, they will not
bear hurrying in their work, and should
be given abundant time for feeding. A
yoke of oxen can be kept with profit on
most farms of considerable size where
three or more men with teams are en-
ployed.
Cows at pasture, as well as those kept
in stables under the soiling system,
should have an abundance of fresh,
pure water, and be properly supplied
with salt. This is considered to have a
corrective effect upon the succulent food
that might otherwise produce some dis
order of the digestion. It is best not to
let the cows feed entirely upon grass
for the first few days, but continue the
hay and meal until the green feed is
more mature. This precaution applies
still more strongly to the calves and
young stock, which are especially sub
iect to injury from over feeding with
succulent heritage. "Black leg" or
"black quarter" in calves is regarded
as a result of this. An ounce of EPSON
salts to each calf when turned out
is given by some as precaution against
this disease. To change the feed grad
ually is one of the best methods of pre-
serving the health of farm animals.
Pigs profit by run at grass. When
the trees in the orchard are large enough
it should be seeded to clover as a pas
ture for the pigs. This will afford them
good grazing, and at the same time
they will destroy many Of the orchard
vermin. Young pigs viii need plenty
of good milk, which should be given
them separate from the older ones.
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Nsossaers! saGsEsei.s!!
Matflegs.!!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken OF yOnr rest by r sick
child suffering and crying with
the eXcsuciatIng pain Of cutting
teeth ! SO, go at once and Get
. bottle Of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the POOR little sufferer i'm
acknowledgement upon ii; there
Is no mistake about it. There is
NOT A mother on earth who has
ewes used il, who will not tell
you at once that it will ipgalate
the bowels, and give rest to tho
mother. and reliefand health to
the child, operating like magic,
1t is perfectly safe to use in all
eases, and pleasant to the taste.
amt Is he prescription Of one Of
the Oldest and best female physi
clans and nurses in the United
States. Sold every where. %
cents d .,1t,.e.
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Wick esa for lsere-yxs,a.,.

Rev, Washington, ID. c.,
writes: believe it to be ali
wrong and even wicked for clergy
men or other public men to be
led into giving testimonials to
qnack doctors or vile stnffs called
medicines, but when realty meri
torioas article made Of valuable
remedies known 10 all, that all
ply sieians use aud trust in daily,
We saonld freely commend it. I
therefore ctieeriully and heartily
commend Hop BiIters for the
good they have done me and my
friends, firmly believing they
!! have % eana. for iaiHi,y gise. {
/ eisl Nj ts without tiiclu. u.e-Asss
York Bagsiss IHAelta.
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Am. ENEsDE2sE EE'.

The Record6r, Amaricus, Ga.
says: "Clerks, Senators, Repre~
sen3ativas, Doctors, lawyers, Clti
zens, in l.ublic and private life,
are tcstifying by the thousanlSr
an! over their own signatures
that Il remedy has been found Toe
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys
and for Diabetes these ate rd
spectively lznoWt~' as Waruer'S
Safe Aidney and Liver Cure and
Warmers safe Diabetes Cure
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ajE.sE'EaaNlaasa.a..

The HegoId, E'etrojf, Mich.
says q Warmers safe Liver ard
Kidney Care "its efficacy IN kid
ne%, l.teI, and urinary diseases
is 50 fully Acknowledged that ii
is not worth the questioning. Bon
atiae tcstlnonialsirom we'll known
citizens i'll pnbiIc alal private iifa
are evidences sFcHg en0ugh ID
convince the mcst stubborn doubt
er.n
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-isev. I. j. Kcnny Pastor OF
ST. John the Baptis:'s Church in
New Orleans, aud one Of the
founders OF the Morning Star and
Catholic Messenger, died August
10 1881 al Hotel Dicu in New Or.
leans.
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a Cough, Cold or Sore

A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lcct frequently results i'll an IN
c"TGb{e lang Disease or Const2pD
tom. BRO WINS BRONCHIIi,
IR0CHES afe ceytdin to qiy4 -
lief IN Asthma, Bronchitis, C0pqhs
CGta'Th, Consumption dud 1hroa,
Diseases. Fer Thirty years the
Iroches have been recommended
by Physicians, and always give
rt'ctssatisiaotjnn. They ara Lot
new or uniied, bnt having been
tested by wide and constant use.
for nearly an cntiie generation,
they haue attained we'll lHeiitptt
rank among the few staple lemed
les OF the age. Pftbtjc spedL'crS ana
Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Foice. Sold at
twenty dse cents i Uox every
where.
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The Liquor stoic of pattisal
and Bosafd - and "A Gravier
street, New Orleans was destroy.
ed by fire last Saturday night.
Mr. p&ttison's many friends
here sympa.hise viii, him in his.
misfortune.
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No. | Of the Tar Payers Of>
GGa printed III New Orlcans ls on
our table. It is printed III the III,
terest Of Tax payers so it saysl
and then begins TO howl for an
extra session OF the Legislature
singular argument that
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The Editor of the Algiers Ad
certisc,' is unhappy because OF
the bewltchiug widows which be
set his pathways. Poor fellow.
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Notice.

For sale entire or h lots, tie fine proper
~ aii jackson Street, formerly belonging
l., l.. j. Diuft.
For particulars inquire 81
st. GRlSAMURE, Agent.
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IS. q. Gaisun,ere has !or sale
carr. wagon and caTti'tse spoAes,
and Ieg.oes, p14w handles, pio~,
be.slas, .siowsasnee. oarfoVS' ah'
I,low shares.
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A. Joseph, for several years
a Grocer III Iblbodaa1 bias re-
moved last Monday, to Laredo in
i exas.
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AT FOLLOWING RATES

DAILY, sseen tsI papers per ~esh-
nun $40
81 months
three months
WEEKLY ;paglishca Saturday n'oFAin9s
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Thre, mouths --.-----.--'---- ~
In clubs u ten (t9] aud over tone 10 get
ter-np OF club3, each subscriber per "onun
81 -. ..,., -. .f,,oa
10 nev stit.slers and newsboya, dairy ah"
weekly. , j-Ie per copy.
Remittance by money order. registered
fetter or b. draft u our ilssi o.,
''.,e, Aev i issre M as a sample promptly mala,l
'lsS; Wirb n negs m literary, family and agEiesltu
| raj esep.rtalei,s eqQ,l to that y any c'4ef
narer ,,ut,lisiied in the Sootis>1f httefis3if
/ sycels al others iii its market @eenlFae
a7ad Industrial srevie~s and political de
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sEg.g.svG GgE an gsssF.

On account Of departr.re, will sell my
,ntire stock q mercllan,lise AZ cost. Aiso
tor sale iG,y House let and furniture. gooa
..s new. For terms apply TO ,,zv4o
nj the Seven Star stoer
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n5or S&fe.
8p,23Si-3-nl.

One cool hand Fire Engine capable Of
throwing water oyer 80 toe-.
Sold because It's owners have purchased
8; steam Fire Engine.
For terms sud particulars apply TO
W. Z. kAGAN.
une 25-8 o-3m.
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GOpAfgENEssEsEaHls.

ENES. BOURGEOIS AND DAAsEREA I,
- have associated themselves ior tAe
practice Of medicine and surgery.
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~ T. Grisamore at his stova
Depot has HalFs Flows for sale
= also Plowshayes and Plow handles
xlish are sold extra.
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40 Ezens.

Plantation 10 4e.a5a CT E6Dt for cash or O.
gsas a. situated On bsyca 1iaek. APp'y
te this ozHce.
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N ,siuus, fancy goods and Ii
dies ua{lel ware below cost At tAe
Seven Ssar Store.
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ssY. j. ~. x'E4EI 1iA 50 OO IL
8 ssssss SON.
Have opened their Office on
Market Street, one door above
Roth and Fieetwood's Drug store.
Consultation at Glt hours.

Cart felloes, spokes. plov
beams. plow handles, psow shares,
nlows, whGelbarFows, aud trace
chains for sale by S. I. Gr:samose.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-01-08
ON THE DECKS OF THE NATCIIEz.
A Thrilling AFFAIR. In which Murder
and Suicide Mtugle.


The steamboat NatcheZ, which ar
rived at this port on Thursday night,
brought the particulars of difficulty
that had taken place on hoard, and
which resulted in the death of the par
ticipants. II appears that at half-past
three o'clock on last Sunday morning
Thos. Cummings and James Kelly,
deck hands, had "a discussion on the
forward deck, just as the boat was
passing Plaquemine, in relation to the
Slowing of some freight, when, with
out the slightest cause or provocation,
Kelly drew knife and sheathcd itsix
times 10 the hilt in Cummings body,
who, without being able TO strike u
blow in his own defence, dropped,
mortally wounded, nt the feet of his
murderer.
Kelly, realizing the enormity of his
cowardly act, rushed to the side Of the
boat and plunged into the river, and 1t
is believed that in its silent waters he
has involnntarily given that which
not only the divine law demands but
the law of his country, "a life for
life." The water being excessively
cold 1t IL more than probable that he
was drowned. Cummings only sur
vived his wounds two hours. His re-
mains were taken ashore at Bowie
point and given Christian burial.
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CoRK, January 3.-Daniels, the man
who was shot and dangerously wound
ed by a party Of men who visited his
house, persistently refuses to tell the
police who the men were that fired
upon him, OF for what reason they did
so
DUBLIN, January 3.-On resump-
ton Of the state trials this morning
the court was crowded, though the
proceedings were very uninteresting.
simply consisting Of the reading OF
stenographers' notes Of speeches by
the traversers. The court to-day de-
cided that the speeches delivered IN fa-
vor Of the trarersers at the vartons
meetings throughout the country may
be read by their counsel. 1t is expect
ed this decision will considerably pro-
tract the trials.
One Of the largest land meetings
ever held in Connaught took place
in LOughrea, county Galway, Sunday.
Davitt was the principal speaker.
Severaf thousand persons were pres
ent.
The police patrol IN the county Of
Sligo last night exchanged shots with
an armed party. lis supposed that
one Of the prOwlers was nlortally
wounded. One arrest was made
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-01-08
SOMETHING IMMENsE.
It's Either the story or Old Josh's
square Meal.



RIcuMoSD Va. Dec. 3l.--Joshua
Joynes, a man well known in the east
ern part of this State as glutton.
TO DAY sat down 10 dinner, near Oman
cock, Acomac county, and disposed Of
M much food Us would have served u
dozen men for good square meal.
Joynes has frequently performed sim
liar ridiculous feats Tor wagers.
His bill Of fare to-day consisted Of
fifteen pounds Of pork, twelve links Of
bologna sausage. sauce from one large
hog. one large goose, which the gor-
mandizer has had mp. fattening for the
last month, one fullgrown chicken,
one peck of sweet potatoes, one dozen
large biscuits, one large mince pie, and
six cnps Of strong coffee. Joynes sat
down 10 this repast at one O'Clock. and
at half-past two he had disposed OF
every article named. picked the bones
Of the fowls aud ts,,Ik a glass Of egg
nog. He thrn smoked a pipe, jumped
on n horse and rode five miles through
the frosty air. Joynes weighs two
hundred and fifty pounds, aud is a
good d-hnmored old fellow OF sixty.
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JOB PRINT lNC.'
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EXECUTED ON SHORT NOTICE AND IN THE
MOST APPROVED STYLE

power Of the board was constitutional,
and il was only after the case came here u
second time, that n contrary conclusion
was reached. Thus supported, we are
fully justified in the conclusion we have
reached.
We are fully impressed with the doctrine
Stdre dectSis, in all cases in which it il
proper to apply it. But we do not think we
ought to surrender our convictions, forti-
fled as they are, by the repeated and delib-
crate enactments of the political depart
ment Of the Government, to the authority
of these cases; since no property rights,
but only the proper administration of the
government are Involved
In Lombard v. Lombard, 81 Miss, III, it
was said ''that where the former decisions
refused right reserved to individuals, as
against the power Of the government, or
where il impaired the power Of the people
or their representatives to prevent malad-
ministration, or sanctioned an alienation of
Legislative power conferred for the public
good, little hesitation should be felt in de-
parting from it, if ii be incorrect" The
question here is Of the character thus de-
scribed. The former decision destroys Il
most wholesome p0wer-always thereto
fore recognised AS existing in the legisla-
ture, to protect the people from corrupt
and wasteful administration, in public
affairs
The history Of the times and experience
of every State in the Union teach us that
the safeguard which these decisions have
Overthrown are essential to the public wei
fare.
Decree reversed and cause remanded,
with directions to modify the Injunction in
accordance with this opinion.