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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31
From the Home Journal.
THE MOORLAND.
d I. !. ALDR1cH.

as - t54ts8 H34zE3 4fk- s}' s-.-
DY {. =. ALDRIcH.
"0the dreary, drsazy ootand:'-LocKsLRr Hall
The noosiand lies dreary waste; s-.s s-
The aigh, Is dark WIKI drizzfng rain:
\, In yonder yawning cave Of cloud
The snaky Lightning writhes with pain:
sJi And the Wind 10 wailing bitterly.
o sobbng rain, outside my door!
Owaiiing voices, make your moan!
60 through the nishtin hind despair
Your shadowy lips have touched my own:
N ~s And the Wind Is wailins bitterly.
No more the robin breaks its heart
q Ofmusic in the pathless woods! ts
The ravens croak for such . ],
The paovers screech above their brosds:
And the Wind ID wailtng bitterly.
Az nournfnl things are friends Of mine
q = That weary sound Of falling leaves-
Al. there Is not . kindred soul
For me on earth, but means and grieves!
And the Wind 10 waiting bitterly.
: ! cannot sleep this Autumn night;
The ehostly rain goes by in haste,
And, further than the eye cap reach.
f9le The moorssnd Hes dreafy waste!
sif And The Wind is waaing bitterly.
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RlOuxhS! P0OUSl.~!
THE SUBSCRIBER bas on hand abou

l. one hundred Piouybs, A. }. Young & Mct,,anahan's
Manuf cure of sysvi'e Ky. size~ rom No. TO No. 4,
which (or the sake OF cisnz he cO"siynmeDt he offers
for sale March credit, fO", TO 81 per longb lower
than he has efos sold il Ibis market, prices IRON
$5 10 to ST. no. few Ben fsnyues Shovel Pioughs
ut $40 Plaaters would do well to embrace this oppor
tuniy to supply hemseves with good and cheap podghs
Respectfully, BE-. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux November Est, 1s55-nl6-y.
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H. BON .t.
BI.SULPHIRE OF LIME,
NKw ORLEANS, September Goth, 1856.
|UYfrrS rYNy M n cTC NESn

Nbw O2L8AN6S ocPte1uDe1 zNtuS loSOs
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-.
l. Actung, and prepared supply. pure and genuine
Bisulphe Of Ii ne, which exceeds in quality and strength
any that has been heretofore manufactured.
Is almost unnecessary 10 remind the planters, they
already aware II the fact that this BSuhte Of Lime
when properly used fails to produce beautiful
white and yenOw crystazed sugar. that always commands
endation have with Western and other buyers is
the fact of it having been made with BOnnaes Bul
phte they consider that against oss In
weight. and always willing pay gher prices for it.
hold this Biulphe 20 much matter Of nO0sety that
Is quite unnecessary tn publish here any Of the many
natteng testimonials received daily from those who have
used it. and in nvaraby succeeded beyond their most
guine in not only making the hest
previously made BY them but also in realizing the highest
prices with ess loss In weight than by any other
The many benefits and superior advantages to be derived
from it, well established to need any furt
ther comment; but it may be well to remark that this BIZ
Sulphe alone possesses that strength and those qualities
necessary TO insure success to the planter.
The many orders already received this year from those
who have used this BiSulphe, without in single in
stance failing, 10 the best evidence any wanng,
in it, vOr The undersigned alone possess all the faci
ties 10 make pure article, guaranteed TO be several
degrees stronger than any other In There being NO
other anuaetory In the South equal the New Orleans
Chemical Works. which in any way bear compare
with them any quantity Of B Suphite be supplied
at the shortest possible notice. r.-
Very excellent barrels have been secured this seaSn to
ship the BfSuhite Of Lime in they guaranteed not
70 leak, and when returned they win be lled and
shipped and the planter win Invariably be allowed fifty
chants must be srticu 70 instruct them buy none hut
H. Bonnahe6 Btsulphe, and al orders must Invariably
Be addressed TO II. BONNABEL.
- Barrels returned be filed will be taken from
the boats free Of charge and win be reshipped add
tioosl expense to The planter, except drayage.
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Notice to the Public.

ITO counteract the slanderous reports
crculaeed during the last few days. in regard n the
quality OF the BESULPHI1E OF LINE manufactured by
In the town q fhibOaux, the following certificates
- n LAvoCRcHR November -, 1856.
II having been said In the neighboshood within the last
few days. that had stated that the Bisulphe Of Lime
Manufactured IL Ihibodsux by Scudtay & Ewing. was
not hereby declare the report lse, and fsrther
that the article II Of excellent quality. r.. LORIO.
LAFouRcnE, November r. 1855.
affords me pleasure saate thst having used several
barrels Of the Lime manufactured by Aessrs
scudday Ewing in Thibodaux, It has proved 70 be OF
exoenent quality. GEO. 8. CUlON.
lAFouRcHR. November r. l6s6
Icsstfy that have been using the BiSulphite Of Lime
made IN Thiboaux BY Scudday Ewing during the last
with II being very 6ne. na2 r. 6. DARDEN
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Education, &c.
THIBODAUY COLLEGE.

THLBODAUY COLLEGE,
T TAKE pleasure in announc. X
Il ing to parents, guardians, and the public - R
in general, that having secured the ser.
vices Of competent gentlemen, shall hencenrth, under
the above name. conduct my institution larger scale
The plan course pursued will be similar tO that adopt
ed by best colleges, and the tuition comprises all the
branches usually taught in such establishments.
am ready u receive bonrders Of which, parental
will be taken.
TERMS.
Regular English Course. .........$6 90 per month.
Every ADDITION Language. ....I ~ ..-t
Board and Tuition -. .......... 4l6O 90 " annum
For further particulars TERMS cosdons etc, a-
ply TO, CHARLES SCHIFFESTElN, Principal.
NJ B. prospectus will be issued soon 2Otf
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31
Bi.saIphite Of Lime.
THE SUBSCRIBERS inform the plant

l. ing community that their works for the manufacture
Of the BISULPHTTE OF LINE in the Of ThibOdaux
in successful operation and that they now ready
f orders at low rates any Of the New Osleans
Manufactarers BY purchasing Of planters VIII save
the freight from New Orans and be allowed the highest
price fer Tie empty barrels which they my return
Thibodaux. Nov. /. 1856. SCUDDAY EWING.
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BI.SULPHITE OF LINE.
THE UNDERSIGNED having estab-
i iished BI-STLPHATE OF LIME MANUFACrO-
RY In City Of New Orleans take pleasure In stating .
the Planters generally that they prepared through
the assistance of experienced Chemist, 70 furHish
sppesiar article. E SMITH, MCLEOD CO..
1OFFtCE-No. IS, Common Street N. Orleans
Messrs. SMITH 4 CO. are our duly aushorized agents
at the fesfshsans station q the Opeouaas kaik.AA
nsLU g., Mel. I co.
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HO! FOR THE RAILROAD!

u and Express upon the line from &T4f
Bouma to the Railroad Crossing, Terre-
honne Depot capable of carrying twelve passengers
The Express will leave Houma evey morning at eight
O'clock and returning Houma, will the Depot
Immediately the arrival Of the cars from the CITY,
say At half past H.
Another Stage
will leave Houma every day between half past and
eleven O'Clock in time to meet the their
from Bayou Bnu that for Now Orleans will
have about three hours time in this place than
heretofore.
FARE EACH WAY 4l %
He hopes, by attending wants and convenience Of
the travelling public merit share Of their patronage
He has constantly on hand conveyances Of kinds At
Houma in convey passengers In any direction.
Hotel and Stable.
The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public that he is prepa'ed
date all VII: may call upon him with comfortable lode
ings and his table always well Supplied with the hest
that can be procured in in the market. Every exeron
will be made TO administer to comfort and convenience Of
his guests.
His stables veil stocked and II conveyance
may he procured at all times Travellers conveyed any
part OF the country at all times, and the
modating terms.
Dec 6tf JOHN BERGER.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31

A TRuMP EDrroR.-The Nebraska
News says:
The editor has gone up the river for a
few days. ALI good articles, facetious re-
marks, Puns and typographical errors, may
be attributed to HE absence or the devil.
In order to give variety and vigor to the
News, he will frequently leave for week
or so. 1t is to be hoped that tho readers
ofthis journal will appreciate his endeavors.
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VOL. IL.
TERMS

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted 1t the rate Of One
sr per square (of lines less for the hrst and
~, Gents for every subsequent insertion liberal
n..cnat made to those who advertise by the year.
SS;rtv dollars year will be charged for half column
- Patent Medicine advertising. and none Of greater
ss,.ah vim be admitted any terms.
,sesON AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of per
;sre,, msy be inserted advertisements (at the op
.;n of he editor ny being paid for In advance.
ANNOUNCING INGCANDIDAfES-Ten Dollars will be charg-
s1or announcing Candidaes for all Offices, he paid
.rrSIIY NOTICES, not exceeding three or four lines
Iii he cbeefnlly inserted without charge, but those
- s,rster length will be rated Is advertisements.
vsr i be taken OF any communication intended for
.rvtisa uness accompanied by the name and address
n ~ vriter-not necessary for publication, but
srsrsasse Of good faith.
- s#ts5 .~~~~>-~-~~>~~~-@~
@ The Law Of NewspapeFs.
l. Subscribers Who do not give express notice to the
s,.,v are considered wishing continue their SUBJ
ee1ipkie0. sEzE
m subscribers order the discontnuance Of their news
,asf the Publisher may continue to send them until IN
slrearaees afs paid.
II sub,cI6en neglect refuse TO take their news
uans, sen the oAce 70 which they directed, they
~ resnonybe or them until they have settled their bills
and ordered them discontinued.
pspers jom the e0ce removing and leaving them
caed for peiml face evidence Of intentional fraud
The Uned Gtates Courts have also repeatedly deci
I'D that Postmaster who nesects to give seasonabe
poace required by the Post Once Department, Of the
the aeet or refusal Of person 70 take from the oc
addressed 10 him, renders the Postmaster lie
bls 70 the Dublisher for the subscription price.
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Little Giant.

lust receiving a new invoice this eel.
q 1Abrated CORN AND COB MILL Of different sizes,
wx siess ranging fo1 ~ to SIS according 70 sire.
slvays ineaudng he shah sweep. Every stock
shoSh have one II these MAs Tie amuunt saved In
fs1 folly oaethsd besides IL gpeat adsaDtags - the
health Of stock. For sale BY
Thibodaux, Ian. l. 1851. .. r. holden.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31
New Livery and Trade Stable.
THE undersigned would most respec

4 fully inform the citizens Of TerrebOnne
that he has purchased from Gautreau L BOud- N
reaux their Livery and Trade Stable In Houma, CXD
and he ID now ready to accommodate all who@D
may favor him with their pasona.e Passengers sent to
any pant Of the country day night and horses taken to
Livery the most reasonable terms. share Of the pub
lie patronage is solicited. nov22 C. A. SMITH.
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STABLING!
MY NEW STABLE is now

AvA psete, and am prepared to carry on the Livery
business in Ill its branches Horses and vehicles Of near
u every kind NJ eded. ready at short notice.
Prices Of xtabnx either by the day month has been
reduced since feed has cheapened. Customers rely
upon having their horses well fed and taken Of Give
me trial. F. HOLDEN.
rhibodaux, November lst, le55-nl6-y.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31

GA sub,erransan river has been
struck BY the persons engaged in boring
an astesian we'll ai Henderson, Kv., from
which . jet Of wafer 10 forced up through
the bore, and thrown to the height Of fifty
feet above the surface Of the ground. :al
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31

~ The New York Central Railroad
Company manufactures its own railroad
iron 1t less cost than ono half its market
value. The average cost to railroad com.
panies is now $50 to $65 per ton, while
the cost to the manufacturer 10 about $50
per ton. The cost of the Central Rail.
road Company's iron works, all complete,
including 1860 acres Of land, containing
their ore, was $l45,6OO. This sum the
company saved in ono year by making for
itself the iron necessary to supply the an
nual wear and tear Of the road. i ay
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31

AccErrs.-Hoa. John Barney writes
= sAe New York Hssald that Gen. Cass
- iaeafmed him that the poaitiou ol
Seesssary Of. State hAs bees rendered him
-. Buchanan, and that, 10 has accept.
q the appointment.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31
OUT OF THE WAY A LITTLE
is
NOT OUT OF THE WORLD!

M. LOEWENSTE1N, proprietor OF
q . that famous CHEAP CASH STORE " hich he keeps
in 1hibodaux is determined give the citizens Of Houma
and the Parish Of Terrebonne chance by furnishing
them goods EQUALLY AS CHEAP he sells in Thibo-
daux. He opens 4 BRANCH STORE this day at = small
house next to Riders Machine Shop ON the Baratara
Canal, IL the town OF H0uma-
Therefore, II you will take the trouble to walk around
that way. you will lind CHEAP GOODS, which will pay
for your extra trouble. Ladies' Cl0aks and Mantias
Bonnets. Clothing, Goods. Shoes, Boots Hats Caps
Trimmings, etc., etc. J. n. LOEWENSTEIN
Houma, Nov. q, 1885, Proprietor.
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CARTS! CARTS!

CARTS! CARTS!
T)tE unde, signed keep constantly on
l. hand. . lar.e su,ply Of WAGONS CARTS and
TIMER WHEELS, manufactured by Aeschelmaa Of Pit
burs-iof sale accommodating terms.
iel9-,f 8. r. DAUNlS BROS.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31

New AND UNcHARIrABLE VERsIox.-
The New York Mirror speaks Of the ed.
itors of the Herald and Tribune in the
following manner, while rebuking them
for Z disposition to deny the importance
and underrate the calculations Of their
cotemporaries
There arc some natures that prosperity
does not seem 10 expand-the more they
have the moro they want; and the less
generous they become, until they sink At
last into the miser's grave" 0nwept, un.
honored " and unkung. .f''a es'a' d ~
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31

He Thomas Sweeney,
CHEET-IRON, COPPER, ZINC, TIN,
IT, n H0uMa, La,
Having permanently established himself in this raacs
for the parpese Il cayag the above bnes In oil 10
vasieus ramcaiions respectfully tenders his services 70
the citizens Of Terecnne, and sse share Of the p.b's
patronage Ee-fr 4rE a.. az au7.y
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31
Thtbodaux Female Institute.
g., S. TENNEY, Principal,

A IDED by competent teahers X
"a in English, French, Music Embroidery - ~
Drawing. Painting. etc. S
The eighteenth session Of this Institution will
mence the LIST Manday in OcOber next. No scholar
will be taken for less term than session of ave
months but scholars may enter a. any nle and charged
only from the time Of entrance. - Board and tuition
payable in advance.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31

A PRoUD Pos1T1oN. London
Times has an article on the probable pol.
icy Of the President elect, with this fiat.
tering interrogatory: s.,7a-s- er
:" Who would not be President of the
United States the choice Of nation Of
freemen. the object Of most infinite care,
solicitude and contention to q, ,OOO, 900 Of
the human race, the object At which every
mans finger points, the topic on which
every mans tongue descants-raised
above his fsllow-men by no accident Of
birth, by no moro superiority Of wealth,
but by the presumed fitness Of his per.
sonal qualities for one Of the most sleva-
ted situations that man may be called
upon to ill!" s5a. -fes.i -y'-as5 ifA
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TO those rho may feel interested !:

10 those rh0 may tca snterested:
Being the original protector Of the large furnaces for
burning bsRasse IL front of boilers used for GRADING
having erected one In 1884, and another 10 1855 with
meeting with the had antcpased-the fur
naees reqnrisg too msc vond and great deal Of isa
Rreeabls labor in clearing them of cinder. engaged
Mes,. Hsear Anyn % crest within my furnaces their
PatenI InpeOveae0 fos the eeetual burning OG the
baeasse an Feioeed to say, that after having fully
tried their made Of earnss ne baaa. during ne present
rolling With pleasure STATE, that in judgment the
planter have nothing bettr, that viii effect
satisfactorily Ill thst be Peasonably expected Or de-
sred With sufncient supply Of hagasse In proportion
the sse cf the furnace used from half 70 and half
comic Of veed ID IN ample supply fs hours
working. Z. E. KTTTRIDGE.
fi -'t Thibodaux, La. Jan. 8, 1856.
Messrs. HaaAs 4 Anyn: Gentae1en-Y~ur fu9neoe for
burning bagasse, eonsueed the Rieaz Plantation in
the Parish Of LAfourehe, works admirably and 10 Ar
pesios b Other oodss that bad psevioay kied.
Your addtios Of the skeletnn arch 70 s the old
modes. great Improvement, bst dd render the
fanace seas % elective - your eniire furnace.
A. ROBINSON.
-i-F s3 ThbodMsx, La Jan. &, las7.
Mss9s. Hagar Allyn: Genllemen-The application os
your skeleton arch 70 the furnace for burning hasasse
the Racrand Piaatatoa In the parish u Lafourche has
hesn decided Improvement aad in fact has e1ceeded my
woa saasuine eapsrtations. janl7J &c. EWING.
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To Sugar Planters.
THE undersigned, thankful to the p)a

l. ing community or past patronage takes pleasure in
stating that he is ready sks contracts for the
construction Of Sugarhouses Pursees Dagasse Chimney
also Kettle Setting He 10 also sole sgent and alone
authorized 70 put up the PATENT BAGAsSE FURNACE
Hs" IN ~ sas S.,.s. % Aunpeon aa,he asd
Teebonne and refers the following letter that effect
Persons wishing his services requested to call In
SON. address him BY letter at the Thibodaux PostOcs
JAMES N. CRAWFORD.
Notlee.-Thsi certify that have this day cold
unto j. NJ Crawford. Of Thibodaux, Lafourche parish La
the right put up our Paent Bagase Furnace patented
may 6h 1855 In the following named parishes, viz As
sumption, Lafourche, and 1ssrebonne. Mr. Crawford ID
also privileged 70 employ The full set 4 binders.
ABRAHAM HAGER,
Thibod.ax, Jan. 8, 1857. Y0UNas ALLYN.
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TERMS.
months, sss 90
Washing, furnishing room lights ETC., per mosth, %
Music on Piano and Gui:a, use of INSTRUMENT per
month";. "
per month. -. 80. :. 800
Tuition for day scholars per month; 90
Incidental expenses Tor session Of i've months,.. 90
Oct H. 0656-l8.tf 1872
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Succession de H. fleming ct son epouse, Emily Bell.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Ps
WAGONS, CANE CARTS, TRIP.

w Pile CARTS, baggsse Carts, SNAIL Baggass
Carts d. Ok Carts Wheelbarrows ETC., hand And
irving from The mandatory Of BodIey. Wheeling, Va
For sale by B.Y HOLDEN.
Thibudaux, November Ist, 1S5S-R16.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31

"RfTlNGINKS and Ink Boxes, Just
w received At the HOUMA DRUG STORE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-17
Driml..na AMONG Young Wien.

This indiscriminate drinking must eventually
make ita mark upon our city population Wecan
see it already bctrayng itself in the rising gene
ration. 1t il impossible for any man to drink
even pure liquors without suffering iearinlly IN
his constitution. And when he transmits the i'm
paired constitution to his son, who in turn I'm
pair. it still further by the same course, 1t re-
quires little foresight to that we are preparing
population for our cities, that will not in phys
ical frame be much better than those wretehed
children called Aztecs who we're exhibited here
some time ago.
This love Of drink and bar rooms ie every day
increasing. Every day sees fresh poison saloons
springing up in varions parts Of the city. Every
day sees our youth becoming more and more the
victims Of this habit, for really we think 1t more
a habit than a passion II is no love for joyallty
that tempts them. IT Is not the hot eXubcranfe
OF youth. 1t is not thc evanescent impulse ol tue
gay Young fellow who is sowing his wild oats. 1t
is a cold, deliberate, confirmed habit. Noatmos-
pherc Of rccklessness or jolity surrounds the
drinking groups. No peal Of merrimcnt atones
for the act by proving thai it is at least unusual.
A grim and melancholy air peryades each coun-
tenaucc. The drinks are poured out, the glasses
raised and touched with loathsome air # Gus
tom, and each man swallows bis portion with tue
same impassive countcnance he would wear II he
we're drinking a glass Of pure water All the
cOncomitants that partially redeem or excuse
drinking. as far as it can be redeemed or excused,
are wanting in this sad and formal CEREMONY
The actors drink not because .hey love It, ana
are merry, but because they have been accnstom-
ed 10 do it ever since they were boys ana II has
now become habit which is more imperlous than
if it were passon--N y. Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-17
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Illinois Lawyers.

A correspondent Of Porier's SPIRIT writing from
Rockford, Illinois, gets off the following
DEAR SPIRIT A lawyer ont here, who has
been member of the Legislature and is some
what noted for his forensic talents, especially in
criminal cases, was trying false pretcnse for
the people. In The summing up, after few gen
cral remarks as to the crime, drawing himself up
to his full height Give feet two nches) aud point
ing his finger eagle eye icll at the covering
prisoner. in thunder Zones he exclaimed There
is F-R-o-D printed in the most l19djie characters
of living light on his brow The 'gunaw' aud
old hats That went up on that occasion were
pleasant to bohold.'
Another limb away down in Livingston c0un-
ty. who was somewhat, if not more celebrated for
his indiscriminatc use Of large words, once said
Gentlemen Of the jury, that is a Uery peculiar
case. yes, gentlemen. one OF the most obsretricai
cases | ever knew (t was about shooting a
four shilling dog)
The first lawyers speech reminds us Of speech
by another Illinois lawyer--a prominent man and
a General by the way. lie was pleading in a
case in which he charged the opposite party with
fraud Rising himself on tip toes. and swinging
his right arm three times around his head he eX-
claimed If that isn't case Of Jrod then FRO /
don't spell irod
On another occasion he was engaged in case
which had come up from Justices Court on ap-
peal In referring to the Justice he spoke ina
complimentary manner of his honesty Of inten-
ton saving that he did not believe the said jus
tice would willingly violate any law, in render
ing decision, but said our hero, / don'i
know of any law in Illinois prohibiting Justice
of the Peace from being a id fool p