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shall be sentenced TO Imprisonment in
the county Jail for thirty days, and the
liquors so seized shall be destroyed by
order of said justice or Judge.
SEC. 10. Ii any person arrested I'M
der the preceding section, and senten-
ced as aforesaid, shall claim an appeal,
before his appeal shall be allowed, he
shall give a bond in the sum of one
hundred dollars, with two good and
sufficient ,sureties, that he will prose-
cute his appeal, and pay all fines, costs,
and penaldesl%hich may be awarded
against him. And if on such appeal
the verdict OF the jury shall be against
him, he shall, in addition to the penalty
awarded by the lower court, pay a fine
Of twenty dollars. In all cases of ap-
peal under this act from the judgment
OF a justice or Judge Of any municipal
or police court, to the district court,
except where the proceedings is by ac-
tlol of debt, they shall be conducted
In said district court by the prosecuting
officer Of the government-and said
officer shall be entitled to receive all
costs taxable to the State in all crimi.
nal proceedings under this act, in ad-
dtion to The salary allowed to such
officer by law but no costs shall be
remitted or reduced by the prosecu-
ing officer Of the court. In any suit,
complaint, indictment, or other pro.
ceedings against any person for a vio-
lation If any of the provisions of this
acl, other than for the first offence, il
shall not be requisite to sey forth par,
ticularly the record of a former con
viction, but it shall be sufficient K
reiie5o SFiea y, chat such gureoi1 iIo,
been convicted of a violation of tht
fourth section Of this act, or as a com
mon seller, as the case may be anC
such allegation in any civil or cTimina
process in any stage of the procee
dings, before final judgment, may be
amended without terms and as a mat.
ter of right.
SEC. 10. All payments of compen.
saton for liquors sold in violation Of
law, whether in money, labor or other
property, either real or personal, shall
be held and considered to have been
received in violation of law, and with.
out consideration, and against law,
equity and good conscience; and all
sales, transfers, conveyances, mortga-
ges, lines, attachments, pledges, and
securities of every kind, which either
in whole or in part, shall have been
for or on account of spirituous or in
tOxicating liquors, shall be utterly null
and void against all persons and in all
cases, and no right of any kind shall
be acquired thereby; and in any action
either in lIw or equity, touching such
real or personal estate, the purchaser
of such liquors may be a witness fol
either party. And no action Of any
kind shall be maintained in any cour
in this State, either in whole or in par
for Intoxicating or spirituous liquor
sold in any other State or countr,
whatever, nor shall any action of an,
kind be had or maintained in any coui
in this Stale, for the recovery or pos
session of intoxicating Or spirituou
liquors, or the value thereof.
Sec. II. All the provisions of thi
act relating to towns shall be appicabl
TO cities and plantations; and thos
relating to selectmen shall also be az
piled to the mayor and aldermen {
cities and assessors of plantations.
SEC. l8. The act entitled an act /
restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks,
approved August SIKH, one thousand
eight hundred and forty-six, is hereb
repealed, except the thirteen section
t from section ten TO section twenty-five
inclusive, saving and reserving a
actions or other proceedings, which ar
already commenced by authority {
the same, and all other acts and part
of acts inconsistent with this act ar
: hereby repealed. This act to take et
feet from and after its approval by tn
govenor.-APproVed June 2, 1861.
ANOTHER WARNING.-Capt. Laugf
lin was killed in a recountre with e.
alderman Silk, in New Orleans, a fe
days ago, They had been drinkin