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in Zach southern State (:
THE PHILADELPHIA KNOW NOTHING CONyEN-
TON

In another part of the paper will be found what strikes
us as being the only reliable report Of the object action
and fate of the convention Of know-nothngs in
sion at Philadelphia which has yet been given to the
public copied from the New York Express of the is
sue Of Tuesday evening last and fully agree with the
editor in bis conclusions in regard to the speedy dssou
ton Of the new political organization and the its
original elements of nbolitionism The Express of
the earliest as it is now one of the most conspicuous,
gans Of nottingham and its humiliatng confessions
should be regarded as warning evidence the fate which
must eventually overtake all religious political organ
cations in this country which warmed into spasmodc
existence from the lust of Office the ncendary prompt
ings of reasonable and fanatcal spirits
of the southern States have perssteny
denied the paternity Of their order but the revelations
Of the Express their denias the wind and place
their authors the wretched situation of dupe if not that Of
traitors We were told from the first that "Sams' mission
was two-fold lie to wage open, extermna-
ting war against the Catholics the hand, and
the other he single every foregn-born citizen
and through the fundamentally of tests disqualiaons
and alien acts reduce him the degraded Of
moral and political serviude How this mission has been
fulfilled of notorety the whole country.
guerilla has been wagcd against foreigners and against
those Who high constitutional right have
attempted to wnrahp God according the dictates Of their
conscence but the fruits thus far Of know-nohing opera
tons wholly and solely abolition fruits Knownoth
ngsm has full and undsputed sway in Massachusetts, and
she has filled her legislative halls with abolitioniss filled
her congressional delegation with the same material
and filled the of her by setting at defiance
the will of Congress and the whole power Of the federal gov
ernment In New York the know-no,hings obtained COM
pete control Of her legislature and it became the blind will
ling subserven tool of Seward and his abolition followers
And now in the spectacle presented by the Philadelphia
convention have still further and alarming
evidence of the ends and aims Of knownothngism
The convention has been in sesson believe for
than week. Not word has been said about the al
legged evils abuses of the present naturalization laws
Delegates and outsiders have in vain waited for refreshing
showers Of abuse against priests Popey and the confess
sona The stars and stripes and the noble bird of Jove
longer apostrophzed
The country promised national platform on Sat
urday last 1t postponed to the following Monday,
and again Tuesday, and is insinuatngy stated
that the great national knownotng convention is in the
hands Of William II. Seward of New York;
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HON. ROBERT NJ. McLANE.

This gentleman in Washington yesterday, engaged
In closing up the business of his mission TO China We
grated learn that Mr. Mcane has been
full in the execution OF the trust commissioner conferred
upon him by the President that necessity remains for
his China and that he his residence
in Baltimore No appointment made by President Pierce
has been gratifying to the national democracy and
of foreign missions has been successfully
and satisfactorily managed.
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POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY IN CONNECTICUT

The election (says the Philadelphia August of Alfred
Blackman Nebraska democrat the mayoralty Of New
Haven Connecticut, by majority Of about hundred
over all other persorand indeed the election the en-
tire democratic ticket for general officers in city which
used to be called athe Gibraltar Of whggery where
more indignation meetings have been held more sermons
preached and bells toed on account of the passage
Of the Nebraska bill than in any other city Connect
cutare significant facts, and are doubtless the beginning
Of the end.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE a, 1855.

30 ". H,smr NJ Lewis Montgomery AIsbsas, 10 ouf sen
era. travelling aeen, Of AshaSs and Ts"nesse. -
.is,4d b. d n LEWIS IAnss Lawns. asd 6AnUsL d. Lswss
NJ g. W. JAxss No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ono,
our general coecpns agent the Western States and TEXAS
a..stsd BY NJ TaonAs 4. w RAMSAY, wLrIAn u. TuoHAs
Tuos IAms q. n. L. WrsExAs, A. L. CHIIpss and Dr. WI
Ian lawn. aecci,ss O either will be good.
tsa.st b. iAssH, isa South Tenth street, fn1ale'
III 81 ass sene. travelling sseni, assisted by Wa. u. WsLp
Ja3 CosLsss JAAss DXsxIss, D. BAsnrr, s. JAMS THos
b. MGR. r. W. MoRsisos, L. W. wILxy W. l.. WArsRnAs
Ask. ~ c.Rox u. X. Nusrin, BIS. r. SWAN, r. AsnsAs
and r. DAVIS
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THE PROSPECTS IN KENTUCKY,

letter from Danville, Kentucky, says; "We will cleo,
Clark and Magoincandidaes for governor and leuen-
governor the democratic ckeand viii elect
majority of democrats in the State TO Congress-
The Cincinnati Enquirer says
:. Hon. Thomas +. Marshall made speech at Versailles
Saturday last against the know nothing movement Hs
brother of DR.. A. X Marshall, the know nothing cand
Congress in that district 1t is said that Tom
the honorable is Familiarity called, gave the order par
tcuar goss. He errac individual but of his genius
there opinions and his perfectly with
erng all OF which the Cayennes felt who heard the expose he
made OF their crude deceptous and minded policy
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Tur cAss or W G. KrspAlL-The New Orleans Plea

THr CASE or w G. K.spALL--The New Orleans Plea
yune of the 9Th instant says
The case Of the United States w. G. kenaalb an
indictment for embezzng a valuable letter from the post
office and Of stealing taking its contents came up
this morning for trial in the United States district court
before Judge McCseb. This Ia the Marshal Hanson on
Memphis letter An application made by the
counsel of the accused for continuance upon the aida
Wit Of the accused that material witness for the defence
was absent
"This motion argued at considerable length by r.
Hunt ESQ., for the accused and Attorney General Morse
and United States District Attorney McCay for the United
States The court after having decided grant the
tnuancc and also in accordance with the suggestion OF
counsel ordered that the be RENTED the United
States circuit court at the next November term"
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The following extract Of letter from one Of the fore
most Of the intelligent, energetic and persevering Of m
band of brave spirits who have inspired and sustained
the internalinprovement system Of East Tennessee VII
be read with interest by the citizens Of Charleston
shows how our own enterprises are continually bearg
fruits and that connexions with The West form bat
stem, which, the instant pass the mountains naturally
branches into fruitful feeders every direction through
the great valley Of The Mississippi The Blue Ridge u2
road completed will speedily embrace IN is conaft
ions the whole valleys OF the Ohio The Tennessee bs W.
sissppi and the Missouri The completion Of all this vast
scheme of communication will be made In few years:
KSuxYitLs june 6 1873
DgAa SIR write 70 say 10 you that this morniig
the board Of directors Of the Knoxville and Kentucky ka
road Company concluded for the coustrueuoss
thirty-two miles Of the road from this place north y
work to ee commenced the st September proximo a.
completed 90 two years from that date The contract ~
provides for the extension Of the road 70 the kenus1
State line by LIST September, 1863 should The eomFas
within reasonable time conclude that their sonfces ~
justify the enlargement OF the contract TO thai ekent ~
parties taking the Gamble Burns aad uihsA
Of Pennsylvania men oferge means unqaestioaa6y
The first thrty-two miles win give u.s. toad ths ~
mensc coal and iron heds along the slope D ~
Cumberland mountains; a. the same time i VII scs,
to the southern roads terminating here the agricnan
products tnst have heretofore gone via Ciucb rref
Chattanooga, aud thence 10 market
This movement Of ours sill give tesh impetus 70 y
interest which has heretofore been manifested At Cnensa
ia the railway 70 Charleston; aud ] think We ssAl va
soon hear that the entire line from Knoxville 70 Cnaan
Is provided for.
We have recently had copous rains and our Greg
10 East Tennessee excepting oats and bay viii Be w
abundant Wheat Is very promising indeed, and WI
gathered In three weeks The crop viii b. two
three times larger than ever before.
Respectfully WM. G. sWAh
II. GousDls ESD,
LUsuEn rRADr or NissEsora,---The 81 Pauls (Ninaos
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and lay him out In northern and southern slices ia
"negro Is the death Of every party thai touches him
Bs Telegraph to-day
"N~gro,' unegro 1negro ~pegro,n negro SLAVERY
slavery 4anti-slsyeryn santsaveryH abolition aps
slavery Is the summary o. what is going 90 as ys, a.
day Ia the council. All Sambo, no Sam.
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At the democratic district convention which assembled
in Newbern, North Carolina the Hon Thomas Run was
unanimously rcnominated for Congress.
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LUsRgR TRApr oF MISsEsoTA.---The 81 Pauls tNhhe'
tai Democrat says that nearly Sso0000 have been ia'e
In logs this above ST. Anthony,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17

BENJAMIN FnAKLIN,--Two weeks ago, we
published communication. from our cor.
respondent "F. NJ. c." relative TO The di-
apida,ed condition Of the grave Of BENJA.
MIN FRANKLIN. Since thai time, we have
met with a suggestion in a Phil adelphia pa-
per, ihat there be Nalional convention oil
editors and publishers in Philadelphia, Ihi.
summer, for The purpose Of regulating Ger.
tain business maners, and thai this conven.
lion take such steps as they may think prop
per for erecting a suitable monument TO the
iIusrious Statesman and Philosopher above
named. The propricty Of holding con.
ven,on We very much doubt, but wa should
heartily rejoice 10 see some steps laken ,c
carry out the later proposition. And, in
In order TO "draw OUT our colemporarie,
on tho subjscl, we suggest tha, in each
city and Town in the Uniled States, where
one or more newspapers are printed, The mex
annlversuryoi oil Franklln's birthday be cele'
braled in an appropriate munner-say. BY
supper economically prepared. followed 5y
loasIs. speeches, dancing e,c.,--that a pric,
be placed on.each Iicke. Of admission suffi
clenlly high IL much more ihan cover The
|tIPenses. and that the surplus be sent 10 !
/ Ichmnnittae ~ La ntaViI,,,s1v n,,ya,,A Aunnh
whose duGy IL shall be 10 see ihAl igis faith
fully applied toward ereeliag "a sui.ablt
morumcn.in hOnorr'o lhe greag Phloso
|pher.a bAs iStftme4 9pl.saibhnos sifi oHaiba
We do not insls. on this plap, BY any
means hoceuHedio ourmnd atlIhe mo
men'. andjihays befouhd impracdcsble; rbu
il may caIlIorih other and better suggestions
II r So So we shall YerertO the,sdhiact' 'Gsdn
more 81 length HAHN s9r S,"" ',,'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17

NEw YoRK, April Sl2 Nv Tie steamer
Washington arrived wilh Liverpool dates g
he 28.h ,f,tt
The accounis from he Vienna Conference
pre Unsatisfactory, The sllirs do no, ii:
sis. on lhe destruction of Seyeslopol. bu
propose oiher conditions disagrseaLle Il
Russia.
Odessa dates 10 ibe 24,h state that The Rus
sians, 10 spite cfrapehisd attacks, maintain,
cd lhsir position on Mount LaPonhe, irntr
whence sheira guns play upon The French
lines,
The weather continued fine, and The health
Of The troops was improving.
The ddvonced batteries Of The British
wsrb making considerable progress. e9aq'
According 10 information received from
deserers, The Enreror's death had not been
promulgated 10 SevasIopoI ias2''R de
PrcjecIs converting Sinops into strong
lon. and for ilIe erection ol extensive land
and sea foriiicailons d, Sevas,opol wsre ia.
vorpd blythe British Government. aopi aas
sgOh tie iS.li the Rusdans npsnsd u Gre
from the heights oi Baliklava. when iht
English. Sssisiet BY Gen. Knoyes, routed
them. ~ Y we 'slA r. fN4 9iMi ~ AaNlgssi
FraHcs agrees, says die Mdfnihg Herald!
10 send 10000 additional troops 10 the Ori.
Inea aI,er ths Confidence; provided E6el&al
furnishes she ppans of conveySpce. ssi7as,l
g',Ii u Understood ina, jhs Conference
agtssd upon ihs,wo frsl poims, and ihdi ihe
cfidchl third point, on'whlch the questions
of peace 81 'SGr turns. u under cdasidsra.
lion. and would occupy several days, The
delmoLition 81 SoYaslonoI u not demanded
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17

CUBA--OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN
Recent developments conftm us in The opin.
ion that Il is the design of The AdminisIra.
,ion 10 favor and carry out measures which
will render war with Spain for the acqui.
silion o(Cuba unavoidable. The ,ecenl a.
legged oulrages tr firing NJ American steam.
ers' and the execu.iun Of Eslrampes, (who
claimed 10 be q naluralizad ci,'zen Of this
country furnish excuses TOO plausible 10 be
passed over by the President, who feels keen.
" The necessity ol doing something to re-
deem his administration from conlemp, ard
ridcule or utter oblivion, Vesstls o( war
are now being fuel out lor,he Gull. o Com.
McCauley takes commund, with secret Or.
dcrs, probably sImilur 10 those given 10 Capt.
llollns Of Grey,own memory. and those
who profess 10 bsin he coD6Jepce OF lhe
administration assert that before llIei anee,.
ing Of the 6exI Congress such measures viii
De ednied 30, as will render II decldrlalioa u
v arIineviiable. We trust they Ore n,isia. il
ken. lr neI, we hope Congress will have
the firmnsss 40 eSsmipsinlQ lbesconducl Of
lhsrsChisl ( kMsgispnp'e, and iilfl lfllhsyfBd him
guilty rof endnngsripg1Ihe pence ,oCihe eopn-
NY impeachlhim.dpwM baIrb ,9onobnac1aaI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17

UrAn There have been stirring times
among The Mormons in Sail Lake Valley.
Gel. Swp,os has enlered upon the du,es Of
his office as Governor, in place Of Brigham
Young On New Years day,a collision
took Llace d, q low drinking house belwern
some Mormrps and us. spldiers. Six or
figh, persons were shot, among which were
two soldiers, but none killed, The Mormon
troops were eolled out, and a quasi warfare
lasted for three days, when the mater was
compromised and tho Maine Law enforced
in The city. Some other Sigh, disturbances
occurred in The Ca,son Valley, owing to o
Mormon elder being appointed Judge, bur ],
was though! that no serious disturbance
would lake place sa8 ,,lom ,ut asstt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17
Arrival sosff1 is2a.Ir Am sriic,aa, III I

.
ndALIEAx r Aprils r-4The steamer ,Ameri-
ca Arrived last pniebtam YrmoigI o ;rgol
m aalten,hnis is roncemraied IN the VienBa
Gonjerence. .anIl grent difficulty is repro.
sen,ed as being experienced upon the 'hird
point, although the sdemnnGs OF The al les
have been much modified. The Russian
Plenipo,en,iury referred the matter 10 81.
Petersburg. md nothing further could be dons
until n ,eply Is receivedlsss aaas saslas6
RREAbsTuFFs.--The marke, has slight,
declined aud CLOSED dull excep for corn
Western Canal Flnur 38s; ONO AS. Corr
yellow AS; White AS. afe G5si.,t
There is no.bing important from the Cri'
men. ,Id lrN lt4 iN3H s8f i,.usv lah2
% The h,esl daies from London ore 10 Fri.
day night, when i, was s,a,a h. ahaI Dropir
De L'llnys. tho French Minister OF For
eign Affairs. had bsenin L,ndun lot c"n
ference. and lei. ,o.R Righi fur Paris. He vii
remain n Paris Cor Two days, and shen pro'
coed 10 Vienna. du ,ei15A9d L -! e9s 4H
He wul bear 10 Vienna the irrevoct bic de-
icrmina,ien Of the allies on the third point
There are no favorable indications IRON 81
Petersburg. .Ha
| bn The Western Powers did mol, demand th
demolition Of Sevasiopol, but The reduction
ofpower in The Black Sea, offering In re,url
10 evacuaIei Russian y ,errilory. Allu,h
Plenpolrn,ianes have sent Id their govern
men,s for jns,rucuoDs. GurIschakuff dnth
26.h moved forihe admission OF Prussia inv
,he Conferences. lih0t 4isW b 5hItail
Il A special correspondent Of the oI,ondo
Times, writing from Sevas,opol. describe
The condition OF the army rs much impro' I'd
I8d Raglan's latest dispatch announces Iha
there is a steady FIRE, wi,houta change 10 IN
aspect of affairs. lmponap. operations
however, We're going on. a a
The Russians continue 10 strengthen lhe'
works recently lhrpwD up in advance o. Ma
laknff tower Efforts are making for ihei
destruction. There are mighty enconnser
beiyeen The French and Russian rh men
The lauer are repeatedly 1isudgrd, au'! re
urn again 10 their pils under cover oi IN
Russian batteries. aoH aa.ung t
| Shanghai da,ss 10 Feb. 8 h STATES that Ih
Feuch again allacked ,hs city. but were ~
pulsed with loss by the insrrgen's.r tn
country around Canton isjn The hands
'hs iosu'gen,s. who officially snmiiy oI lhel
inieniioil 10 piD,ain,ain strict blccsode.
1 A monles,o frpU the Holy Synod of 'h
Russian church inciIes lie oRussian naiio
10 wnrin defence oC the siHilhga = 81 mut
TheldpfEicul,y bolwvvn Austria mud Pru'
sia is Increasing. s s929lbaa aS-iv s1oif
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17

= II
ai THG ELgcTIoNs.--The recen, elections
have resulted inlhe mos, complsis proule oI
Observation-Disclosures, foot; and dragPons.---
FirsI came New IIampshire-,he home al
the Presden.7-lhe bulwurk OF Democracy,
as they call il. There ,he Opposition pltc
ted Ihcir Governor. bosh branches or The
Legislature, oil the members oi Congress
aud viii cleo Two United Safes Senator'S
"allat one (ell swoop." alNsxt came Con.
nec,icul--",he land Of steady habilsl' Here
TOO, The Opposition elec,td all lh6 Congress,
men, nearly all The Legislature for the State,
and thus have secured their Governor and O
Uniied Suites Senator. Nexi comes UP
Rhode Isiand--"Linle Rhody." This State
gave Pierced majority Of i109 Now &
givesa majority the oIher way Of 8 900 The
entire vote o( this Sla,e is less Than $4,000
Now Administration candidate stood any
chance ul all. ltiwas clean sweep. Mex
come lows and Wisconsin,, 4 TheelsciIohl
inlhese STATES are moi 80 imporlan,, but they
have rnairnined their las, ee's position b.
Increased hajsIiIss'for the GpposaioH can.
didales. The Charter elections ii ia dif
lsFsPs sIaies are Of lIlsIei iHpcrpncs; bnl
even In these the ,Admlnleifa,ipn, !. has beer
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17

o. ihe oiher hand, anO.hbr dlspalch ssgs
Ill rnnj jriures ID sryilis ere bile. M
ST Charles Wood s.u.ed .beI il vas IN,
,endsso as soon as lie spurls on !liy Baltic and
While Sea were oper, 10 eslsbish s'ric'
blockade,
The Opmtnitec Inquify- into the COM
duct Of The, war continued their sessions;
the iesalaiibnb hfeg4ill mere appalling: ]. ! /
VIENNA. 9Th. The suite OF The poliiicaI
-horizvn-is is again beeoming gloomy and .,he
copierence Of lhe day previous. on the third
fpdini was AinaDy lhihg' d saiistac,or, 'csn.
dhion, whn, Is required Of Russia being very
dragrreable. f4s5 yrgr ~yo,etl
| Prince iouschakofT arrived d, Srsas,opol
On The 2oh % March. On lhe 18Th, The
Turkish cuvulry uade a sonie and were re,
pulsed On me l7th three baIalidns OF
Zouaves uiiscked a. new Russian redoub.,
bui were driven back with great loss. o.,
,he i5lh ibe French iroops csrrtid Inc
of ainbuscades nccupied by Russian sharp
sboo,crs; at shssame iine The Russians Innde
softe, bu, We're fepdlsed. etsaad ai'
in ,be Commons, Mr.. Phinn moved an
address 10 tho Qacep. praying Ia the peace
negotiations txerIions bc mad fur The re-
constructing of Poland. After debate. in
which Lord Pllners.on opposed tho motion
III ihe erouud of creating greater difficulties,
itwas wnhdr6Win 'gigs s#'Nt ~
A Madrid corcspondeni'of iha London
Times s,ams ia.ihe Spani,L cabinet lias
been discusslnglhe strong noie addressed d
Iihe gosgr0trnllby Lord How dpn. the lsris.
,sh sliaFlsn !hs sui jscs % p.ilsie,is ba,
sis, &ci, and itWhs qitsiidn whethef'ihn
Elruar ahogll MI be rt,urned Is sle ruthpF
i tlowdrn gul a seen, Of this, and ihrtatencd
,Iibh,sil such Dnsui, wsre dtfAred he Woald
within TX h,:iits. suspend I'LL intefco urse
| Via The 'Spapisii Govrrn1,ein.K A Asatisiac.
tory aajIsinah, Is booked Tor. sb' 0ss"8'tb',
Eni0 LlyksPosL MARKETS . BreadsiGff. ar,
gsne1niiy uIithaieed; there Is bd,i lid spec
ula,ve dlniaiai foir FlJur and prices nre un.
4 llchanepd; Western Canal 4K042s new d.
i3BtG39i I: Pink md iBai, i45t044s; new 80.
IN4is; Ohio 44(O45q; ''9'si Ieon' s9l :"
IgTnlfffifg ll.if ttt Inar etlf "a = Il FaVa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17

H Mexico. miserable country is still
tent with in,ernalo feuds. Anarchy reigns
supreme. Alvarez, Notwithstanding all the
reports 10 The contrary. is still marching vic.
,uriously toward The city OF Mexico, and we
may soon eApec. 10 hear Of Santa Anra'.
fllgh, from the country, and Of Alvarez rev.
eliNg in The halls of the Moniezumas.--
Whether The country will be any bei.er of
under the rule Of The invader Than i. has
been under the present Dictator is mater
Of some doubt. Poor miserable Mexico.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17

IMMENSE FLooD.--By The late Foreign
news, we learn that there has been an i'm.
mense innnda,ion Of the Rhine, in The prov.
inces Of Guelle,land and North Brabao, by
which seven,y Villages have been snbmerg.
ed. In one village, near Dusseldorf. many
persons were crowned, and many who cs.
caPed, did so by climbing 10 the roofs Of The
houses. .,f,g ~ .rI.l.i...r .t,. -.-ts..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17

PRuhlBIrioN. Two inofs states have
been added 10 The list of those who are de-.
,ermined 20 rid themselves Of the sccursed
liquor traffic. New York mas passed avery
stringent Maine Law, The features OF which
We have no, examined minulely, and Penn.
sylyaDia has jist passed new License Lao,
which amounts to-. nearly The. same thing
Ii prohibits the sale Of less Than h quuri
1fPpling houses are prohibited, under very
heavy penalties, and eyasops Of law curei
fully guarded oguins.. The, licensest 81
Wholesale dealersrare ruisedao iliree times
ithrir torntr PRICE, iind they IRE each placed
under 'boncs Of $1,000. no, 70 viola!e .he
law No licepce au.oorizcs;a q sale pnSu,t,
day. Licenses musi be framed and exposed
.ovicw b, the place Of sale.a Brewers asd
disdllers pay treble the former license, anu
canOo. sci; less .hun FIVE gallons! Copsia'
bles are required 70 return 10 Cour any per
son who shall bs named as violalor Of lht
law. with ,be names Of Witnesses. Any
npglcc, of this 6u,y subjects constable 10 /
fine Of $50, cnd three months imprison
meni. This law is cerlainly paying ib,
way for The Maine Law. alb g9. hs