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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-08
COMPREHENSIVE.
Aug 18th 1852,
Law PARTNERSHIP.

PARrENERSaIP NOTICE.
TTNHE Arm Of Z. H. Hood Il Co., having been dissolve
Il by the death Of X. II. Hood the undersigned An
drew J. Wheeler surviving partner, and Geo. W. Rsth-
bone, have purchased the stock Of the late firm, aud
formed premiership, under the st s of RArHsoNE
WHxrLEP I'D will continue the Nhoi -,ne aud Retail
Book and Stationery business the old stand No. Fos
ters Block where they invite the patronage the form
er customers Of the house, and Of the public generally.
G. w. RATHBONE
uge7 Al. WHEELER
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NIOTICE.-The undersigned having formed u Co
IN partnership, will practice law under the firm O.
Law Johnson. Our ofceis in the second story Of Mr.
Amory's building First street, opposite Bement
Viele's. We shall also undertake the purchase aud sale
Of real estate and payment OF taxes the same. Col
lection of claims and all business ntrusted us will
ccve united attention. The Office OF the Lamasc'
'''>' -'' '' f'>' NORRIS s. JOHNSON
Evansville. Mar. o5, IeJ0.-u
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REMOVED.

I'hE undersigned have removed their Book and NUS
Il Store to the of Main and Flint street her
they arc just receiving Ina addition their former
an extensive assortment of Books Stato uar, Epsicx
Instruments, &C.. &C.. s of which they are pre,m Z
sell at Wholesale or rcta the most literal terms
VIJu I. CONJUNCTION Il co.
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JAcKsoN's COOKING STOVE.

OWING to the burning Of the Foundry, ut Cincinna
engaged in tn. manufacture Of Jack sons celebrate
ouble oven Cooking Stoves, we are unable TO satia
the demand lust al present. We WILL however ha,
ON hand large lot OF these excellent, unsurpsssab
stoves, and will then promptly Ill all orders
iyI5tf JAS. SCANTLIN r. son.
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BOOT AND SHOE sTORF.

B1IVTT AMI NIUE STUWF.
DEMCVED-Wx. EMERY has TAX en- the stand on
IN Main opposite the Bank, formerly occupied
BY Couyngtos Book Store and Is prepared sup.
ply citizens with plain fine work in his line short
notice. He has good workmcn employed. and will war.
rant all work sent from his shop. He is prepared 10
make Boots and Shoes of and quality good fits and made
up in the best style His long experience in business
and punctualty will guarantee him the continued
of thos. who once try him. His prices reasonable
and work notsurpassed in durability by that
ofany other establishment. ljyS-u1
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PIANOS.

lust received direct from the East splendid Rose
81 wood Piano Fortes which We will sell nj New YORK
prices The arrangements have made will enable us
TO furnish Pianos from all the best manufactures, al
prices vurying from $500 O00 Persons wishing TO
menst T. CONJUNCTION CO.,
Ira Corner Main and First streets.
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REMOVAl-lh have removed my Office one SQUARE
and half above Main street, near the Sherr ocS
House. on Flint street, and be found eher there or =:
my residence, above, ali times unlcss rofs
sionniiy engaged In the city its Immediate yicity
mhlgu DANI MORGAN, N. D..
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REM OWED.

n NJ. GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock Of Hardware
NJ next door, 10 c. Bells Drug Store, and Is ROW
opening the best selected stock selected BIZ himself In the
Eastern Markets. of oreign and domestic eve,
onered IN this Market From his long experience I'm The
Hardware trade, strict attention business nd fs,
prices he hopes to receive share public PATRONAGE
Meenancs, Builders and others Invited examine
his stock. TuvIl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-08
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

betresa Main and Sycamore.
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REMOVED.

II hAv removed my onire To Water street. next dor
TO the Lafayette Hou,e," where can We found AZ ri
umes by day or night, unless professionally engaged.
aPSu JOHN SHAW, G.. M, N. D., &c.
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p EMOVAL FOSTERS G. BROWN have removes
1Nheir stock Of Groceries to their large commodiou
new store corner Main and First Streets here they wous
be pleased 70 their old friends the bubble m,
Octl-u -, s~~'''s
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PETER HICKS.

This notorious character has taken his
stand in the city ofNew York, for the sole pur-
pose, it seems, of wiring false and slanderous
letters with regard to our government and peo-
pie, to the Diario de La Marina. We find one
of these letters in the New York Herald. In
the concluding paragraph he says: "All that
we wish for is the observance of the laws and
treaties binding the United States and Spain in
their mutual intercourse" And yet we are
gravely told by the very paper, of which he is
the chosen correspondent, that these flaws and
treaties have no binding force upon the CO.
lonial possessions ofSpain! How is this dis.
crepancy to be reconciled Does the Spanish
Government intend to admitthe validity of the
claws and ueaties' in question when they
make in its favor, but to deny it in all other
caseS9
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sition, that members of the Society will deface
the furniture, in spirit of mischief, those who
know the managers know it to be simply pre-
posterous.
Founhly. 1t certainly could do the COM
mit,ee no harm to attend the meetings of the
Society, especially if they feel it their duty to
do so. Though the lecturer may come from
distance, yetwe apprehend little danger to
any apparatus which may be left in the lecture
room. Surely the managers may be trusted TO
preserve it from harm. Concerts, fairs, and
exhibitions" bear no analogy whatever to the
objects of this Society.
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

We regret TO learn that the sum thus far col
lected in this city amounts only to thirty three
dollars. 1t was hoped that one hundred dol
lars would be raised, and it will be burning
shame lift should fai! to be. We learn that the
fund will not be sent on until the last of next
week. There is, therefore, full time to make
up the deficiency, and we appeal to ALL who
revere the name of Washington, to come for
ward and contribute their mite. The sums
raised should be sent to the Office of DIR. ones,
2I9 MINI street.
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WARDS.

LocALANIA.-Now that the raging storm OF poii,
tics has subsidized, and victors and vanquished are
reposing exhausted and lstessly upon their laures
and losses, similar calm seems to have spread
over the domain of business and the criminal at
mosphere. AS with individuals, so with communi.
ties and nations. Violent and protracted seasons OF
labor of public character attended with cor
responding lassitude aud enervation.
The stagnation in the criminal stock OF Rich-
mond is absolutely without parallel. It ia with
great difficulty that sooty candidate for the whip
ping post be drumned up by our Argus-eyed
police, and family quarres and discussions seem to
have been swallowed up in the victory of the Dem
ocratic party. We did hear it suggested that the
horned gentleman with saiphuric horns and brim
stone queue, who travels about as roaring lion
gobbliug down poor sinners by the score, had been
frightened into decent Of propriety by the
earthquake Tuesday night and turned reform
err This may be the case, and certainly the vacant
cells Of the cage and tne deserted hall of the May
ors court silently vet impressivey proclaim the
absence of the root of all evil, which peoples their
dussy chambers with the ffail and erring.
Ia time OF peace prepare for war so look out
for squalls ahead.
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g TO TIE PURI.TC.-The earnes.

N 49, 10 THE 70 bLLC.- ne earnest
S~-1A solicitations ot very many merchants and
manufacturers OF this city, ha e compelled US To
the notes OF the Southern Manufacturers Bank We
do not feel at liberty to disregard what is repre-
sented to US as the public necessity by Our best
and most influential citizens, and shall thereto re
comply with what appears to be the public desire
until some change in financial matters produced
by Legislative action, or some other cause shall
render the circulation OF these notes neither ne
cessary nor desirable to the public
We again take occasion 10 warn all persons
against paying any discount on the noes OF the
Southern manufacturers Bank, for watch Virginia
funds at par. as heretofore, will be promptly paid
at cur counter.
Oc % G. w pITECEI A. 70
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Lg-The particulars Of the Winston Tragedy,
Gin pamphlet FORM being tull account Of the
MURDER of the WINSTON FAMILY,
embracing all the particulars of the discovery of
the bloody victims, the testimony before the Coro
ners Jury, and the evidence on the final trials of
the murdereas and murderer, JANE AND JOHN
WILLIAMS: their sentence, confessions and
execution upon the gaIlows together with
The Funeral Sermon of the Rev. MIR.
Moore, on the death OF Mrs. WINSTON AND
DAUGHTER, and the Sermon of Rev. X obi.
RyIand on the subject of the murders
For sale at this Office. Single copies Is
cents; 10 copies 81; SO per hundred. Orders
addressed to the undersigned through tie mail, will
meet with prompt attention
&c 2H-ts j, ID HAMMERSi.EY
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THE THEATRE.-The Theatre con tinues
we'll attended, but not so we'll as it deserves
We repeat, what we have before said, that the
present company at the Theatre, both in the
male and female departments, is an excellent
one, far superior to many which have for the
last ten years been literally patronzed here
The motto of the present company, we are
pleased to see, is "Persevere." Let them ad
here to this, and also to the motto ms cribed on
their handsome scenic curtain, 1--WE study to
Please" and eventually their talents and
praiseworthy efforts to give satisfaction will be
still more appreciated, and crowned with more
signal success. The nights are acquiring more
length, the political gatherings are all over,
the amusement season in Richmond is now
fairly setting in, and the merits Of the compa-
ny nightly becoming more generally known :;
all these things promising additions to the
large audiences which have been nightly in
attendance, notwithstanding adverse circum'
stances apart from the control and deserts of
the company. TIE performance of "The Wri..
ting on the WALL" and "Mr. and Mrs. Peter
White" on Thursday night, gave the highest,
degree of pleasure to all the large company
present TO witness it. Many of our citizens de-
prive themselves ofmuch enjoyment by failing
to participate in the amusement of the Thea
tire the present season
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wFrem the skichmond Wing OF SIS.

From the HichmOud W hig of 1915.
- Luco ocoism is great il is supremacy worldly
wise, If IL is not inspired from above (or below ,
Catch it mapping! catch it nodding catch it divided
at crisis No such thing. 1t never goes to sleep
or if It does, it is like cat-ony with one eye
the other remains W de open
- We aojsh zee scere and could c0HScientiously be
Democrats Ne admire that party There are 70
trai Os in its ranks, and what ia still for them,
asses for had rather have to do with u al
tor than ass, above all, conceited ass Yea,
love and respect them, not for their errors-GHt
for their manly and straigA t0ruayd bearing IN sup
port Of @hat ntey think right! Their GrmaesS and
loyalty contrast proudly with Wing vac!llation and
wlll. until Wings learn lesson from them, COZ Ii
nue. to secure tht!ln The SCepsre :" 80 6--ltS
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- Home Teatimanx

Home Testimony. =
one OF the Oldest Magistrates of IN. IN. I'm
Jet the sick, the delicate the declinin. 90 e'J
those we referto, and then try this grand rss,o,
tive. e0 ioS'oia-
Baltimore, Sept IL. Is51
Messrs Mortimer Il Mowbrsy: / ieeI IL 81 >,
make known the benefits have derived frnrSI ~, ~
hampton's Tncture. For length Of tIrns r.. ~
been subject to great prostrstion OF ruseula, -
er, and great debility of the nervous svs,s1n -
compapied with palpitation and tiuttering of -
heart. had such sudden attacks that on one ocn"
sion could scarcely get home making rnen,;r',
OF my case 10 friend, he referred me 20 josenh =
Stape.oD, Esq, Old and highly Respectable 81;
Zen OF Baltimore, who bad used tie IiIcture ,,n,
similar circumstances. | called on Mr. Sts,,Issa,
and, alter an Interview Of some minutes was t,y'
satisfied OF the MEDICAL virtues Of the TJnn,,Ir'
from toe evidence tefOTe NE, Of his cyo rn-sar'
who, tor some time previous, indicated faiErn
state OF health. but now hearty hale an,as9
ance, with the activity OF youth ! iu1rnsTis,"Ir.
commenced using the Tinctare, ard bgf,,e -
the contents OF one bot.la my strength was ran,.
ed, and / can walk as brisk and am as actve o. 7
was twenty years ago. This Trcturs il tba -.
restorative OF the digestive organs. With 5raad
destroyed, the whole system is In state Of SUI
ing.
dc assertitis, in reality what II il ya7r.,ou,.
to be by Dr. Hampton, the inventor.
WIN. A. SCHAEFFFR
Now in city of Wsshjrat,r
See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dvsoensi. In .'l
Sold only BY o. A. STRECkER-,snphiets RAJ.
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The WEArHER.-Yesterday, the 5;h of Novem-
Der, was a summers day. This has been aremark-
able year, whether we regard the weather or the
events Of the world generally Political revolutions,
earthquakes, hurricanes, murders, suicides, large
vegetable product ms, &c, &c, have been con-
stantly filing the land with wonder and amaze
ment. The year 1852 viii long be remembered for
its remarkable characteristics in all the departments
of nature and the workings and doings OF the hu-
man family.
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~ Count D'Orsay.-This gentleman. q
exquisite memory, is no more. 50, MS exquisite
Cologne. II remains, and will continue 20 remain "a
speak his praise, through all time-a richer and
sweeter eulogy than language could pfoaouuce-
OF the truth OF this, the evidence is before Use
idence inspiring reviving invisorating, e.icious
and delightful to our nasal faculties. E45dey. II
you wish to partake of the qualities of the pink
the rose, or the jassarnlne, just SEP int,
Gayuor d Woods, and ask Tor bottle ii tier
D'Orsay. There's nothing ike il. Wh, il VII
give you all the ttag rance OF the parltfrr Il VII
drive away languor, revive low spiTits cure he d.
ache, &c, &C. Besides, who does not love a sge-;
LADY And what lady does not love swea. zen
teuan: Come, then, ladies, be sweet -aux, be
duo. itcosts but little, and nay profit W. fiuch,
Uc IL
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. L-S DEdocRAric MEETING. A Meeting of the
democrats OF hnhmond, will be held at the Uni
YeFsaiist Church this Saturday Even!ag) at hall
past' oelocA, having in view the general Int rests
Of The party. All The Democrats are requested to
10 attend. AFlaage ments may ais, be made in rel
erence 10 jubilee By order oil the President OF
'Lir peIIocFAuc Association. nett
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Hope and Joy TO the Afflicted
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE. f,rfhe srrl val
and pc nlanent cure OF all diseases arising from an
Impure state OF the blood, or habit OF tda system
viz: Scrotuia, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism OUs:-
nate Cutoneous Eruptions, Pimpies, or Plstules u
the Face, Biotches, El.es, CHrGAic Sore Eyes Ring
Worm or letter, ScaId Head, Eulargl mant and
Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ucers
Syphi!itic Disorders, Lumoego Spinal Com y4.lts
and all diseases arising from lujudicioas use d
Mercury, exposure or inprudenCe in lie
ltinVariaOIy cures Indigestion or DYSPEPSIA Nea-
ralgia Genera ana Nervous Debility, Pa'ptatiuL "a
the Heart, Liver Complaint, and inflammation ia
til Kidneys. Ladies OF pale complexion aud cnu-
sumpve habits, AID such as are deuIita;e4 by talsa
Instructions which females are liable t., are re-
stored by tine use Of bottle or two, to bloom nd
vigOr. BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
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CouRr OF APrEaLs.-Owingt to the absence
Ct Judge Lee, OF this courr, the decision upon
the motion TO grant John Rand new trial,
will no, be made until mex, week.
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York. and the Spanish paper in New Orieans'
been far more abusive Of us, than we ever were
of ,hem' And have we not borne it all pa
tiently, without ever seeking that satisfaction
which we had right to fan Inherent right,
as the Diaric would say.) If Cuba had
never had her libellers of US, either here or in
Havaua--if she had always borne the viture.
ration of our press in silence-then we might
be called on to foibear. But why should we
forbear, when she has been ten times more
guilty than the individual whom she has Sc
lected for prescription The Diario man may
come to New York on board Spanish steam
er, either as clerk or captain, and he will not
be prohibited to land, nor will an embargo be
laid on the vessel that brings him, in spite oil
all his ISLANDERS. Why then should we Tor
bear, when citizen of our country is victim
to the taboo under which the island OF Cuba is
laid by despotc authority, for an offence winch
that authority encourages another TO perpe-
trate towards US! Is there justice, is there re-
ciprocty in this ?
Ii is hardly necessary to dwell upon the
enormity of the principle laid down by the Gu
ban official. Stripped of all coloring or orna-
ment, it is simply this. Ii any report to the
dscredt of the Havana government be spread
in any part of the world, and if the orr gin OF
it be traced TO particular individual he is
forever thenceforth forbid to set his foot on the
soil of Cuba, even though the prohibition be a
direct violation of solemn treaty. That pro-
nibition is not even confined to his OWN person.
1t extends TO the vessel in which he arrives
No man, no matter in what part OF the country
he may be, if he have business relations with
Cuba, mu st dare TO open his mouth about any
thing he may see there, unless he wish entire
ly to sacrifice his business. Nobody can shu,
their eyes to the gross misrule which prevails
in Cuba but no man must speak of it, if he
may desire ever to visit it again! The absur
dity Of all this was seen even by the Captain
General himself, for he backed out, so far al
the embargo on the Crescent City was con
cerned, as seon as our Commissioner opened
the case to him. The embargo is removed
the ship may enter, even though Purser Smith
be on board, but that gentleman is not to land
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CIRCUIT CoURT OF HENRIco--Judge Clopton
presiding. George J B;ankenship was put upon
trial at this court yesterday the charge of OBJ
tanning possession fraudulenty of ten slaves, be-
longing to Champion Straughn, said straughn being
not Of sound mind The trial will proceed to-day
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GLASS BLowING-The farewell prize exhibit
ticns in glass blowing will be given by Messrs. Og-
den & Hoffman today. in Odd Fellows Hall. Thir-
teen prizes will be distributed 10 ladies' and chill
den in the afternoon, and twenty five at the exhi-
btion in the evening
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A JUBILEE.-Our Democratic friends, we under
stand, are making preparations for Grand jubilee,
the coming eek expressive of their feelings in
laton to their recent National Political Tr iumph.
They have abundant cause for congratulation, for
more decided political victory has never been OBJ
tanned by any party. Supper to which the entire
party in this city and vicinity, 10 be invited
to be served up at convenient place for an &C
CASTOR Of the kind where eloquence, tcas:s, &C.,
are to be accompaniment. They VIII no doubt
have happy time; and TO which We presume our
Wing friends will have no DIGESTION. Had the re
suit been the same in their favor we have no doubt
they would have also met and exchanged congrat-
ulations over it.
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EY@The funeral OF HRS. ELIZA G. STARkE
viii take place this morning, from her late resi-
dence on Clay street. at 10 O'Clock. Her friends
and those of the family are respectfully invited to
attend
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TRIAL OF WoRMLEY.-The second trial of
Tbs man, who stands charged with tho murder
OF a. 1. Kobion, OF Chesterfield county, will
commence at the Court House, to-day.
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ks>Sa inclemency OF the weather Saturday
last the great Farewell Prize Exhibition has been
postponed to Saturday, the 9th inst, when it will
positively take place. Twenty i've Cf the largest
and most celebrated specimens made III Richmond,
will be distributed to the audience present; the
Ladies Exhibition consisting OF - prizes will take
place between the hours Of and o'clock Nj
Ladies' and q 3ntIeIneas from 10 z. NJ.
TICKETS for these exhibitions, % cents-to be
had at the Hall where the prize specimens car tie
seen to Gay and tomorrow. Each member viii Dc
presented with a specimen.
Families and Schools admitted to day for l24
cents. 5-2t
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RICHMOND g. DANvILLE K. k.-This road will
be opened to Keysville today. Stockholders and
invited guests, procure free tickets at the office
for the excursion. The train will leave the depot
A
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niAkRIED.

On TIE 4th of November, 1852, by Rev STR J
Woodcock, MIR WIN SHEAD to Miss SARAH ANN
WADE, all of this city.
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Sherrard Clemens Dem ia elected to Congress
IN the Wheeling diatriet and JoAh C rutherford
tOern) son OF Col John Rutherford, Of this city
to the House OF Delegates, from GoocAland county
Gordon (Dem.) is also elected to the House OF Dee
gates, from Fauqui r county.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
RicI,mond City.

The Commissioners of the, late election met yester-
day. and placed record the following Official returns
of Tuesdays poll
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". B.-We would advise or friend who adysr
tlses tora hal price operator tor the country 10
himself, as il ud Just suit him ma !
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a--..S AUCTION nUTICE, SALE UF
D>I-a REAL rs FATE CONFIEUED.--Thc
sale OF Lots by order of Csc NJ. Carriug.on, Trus.
tee will be contiGuedsthis afternoon, commencing
al 4 O'Clock, with the lot fronting - feat lon
ST., and running ga * to ShOckoe creek. Sale COZ
Quoted by
no6 GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURr-Before the second
class OF Justices On yesterday, Henry Fremm ing
was Convicted of permitting unlawful assem-
bege of slaves at his house, and fined two dollars.
He Was also convisted of retailing liquor without
license.
RI. Cahoune was then put upon trial, on the
charge OF oostructing road.