The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-16

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ue.t a situ l.Is custody IS ucstA
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20 a. ula te1h8aE.t ihey wcnt i8
al ate condition 80 give taaunat a ia
a. + Bateg Jua.ee. We aHd Of
a bam lsgs obtained teeif mm Ile
uas s. "rD.gr 60 tafm, GheF gaUId
Ha $50 us ne sci sa.b inquiries ribs
lutmafE Eata geBJ'rmen wa- perfect
b#nk Ibrt talrd nHb Jefitet c.4e
pas ihaf 8iey cuemd BBlaud saner. g
la3i NlrIc 4ud Of 81 ..a,a tIleg ught ays.
ieF,. apples, rct aHd iell theE dauk
New Rum at i.atlaml, bal aaste, or nl.a
furnished uF s1tI they could nos umem.
beu gH il4e "rm question" as Ca istaity
ur per8u concerned iu tbc traffic ihrif
meuary was perfectly obl.fioa,. The
usarest lhsy could uame io8,, was. that g
was had somewhere iu Rutland and iur
lhet diam ilUat lltir memory would nos
reach Their memories seemed vep
short Indeed, rather too shnlf .iil, thcs
acted 10 some extent sincere. they seemed
to iy % remember liei rather tso hard
The Justice had never witnessed iu-t
such q case. De had no. cad ANYTHING
iikc IL IN ANY work on Mental Pbilo.o-
ply, or IN Etbic, OF Metaphysics. II
lhcrc was 40 atiempt 70 conceal the truth
it was a "iresk Of memory" concerning
which, De wished TO give these men the
btue6ts Of his doubr., aud time % re-
fleet that they migII reiHyig0rte tteir de
miiiaed memories, aud he concluded b.
cousigu them % the Kind care Of Sheriff
saudcrsou at Rutla Il, tor au indefinite
ieuglh OF dime 10 bis institution at that
place. ia building with a stone 'front.'
with sandry windows ~ II urnamented
with lattice work ol "chilled iron, =" which
gives IL 4 cool appearance, even in sum
mer time. On the morning Of the Srd
having slept on the subject, memory to
these men returned, resuming her sway
fhey de,ired to see the Justice, and then
informed him Of the place where, aud the
person Of whom they procured their con-
trabaud beverage, il the shape Of Two
na,ks OF New Rum, for which Mr.. Free
mau paid a very respectable rum seller nj
Rutland. fifty cents for the snme The
justice being bound by law and his own
conscience 10 ascertain the truth Of this
new revelation, sent MIR. Howe with
suitable rcqui-ition for this offender, who
paid to Judgment Of the court. the usnal
due OF ten dollars aud costs. of prosecn-
lion james Els Esq, Grand Juror of
Dandy made complaint with warrant at
tactcd against Xadock Freeman and Hem
ny Sloeq, and they were fined. As a
financial transaction the matter ioots mp
thus: Y. Freeman paid for one quart OF
New Rum, 50cs., two ilt,ks (~ay) jOcts.,
state IS. u. Freeman fine $500, costs
Sll22: State vs.. Henry StocQ fue $500
c ISIS ll,22; State vs., Samuel Hayward
due and costs $40; amounting TO
SjLl9, which il would seem is rather
dear = this elbow ont
The moral Of this STORY is, that II men
will come to Dandy drunk, they may
reasonably expect to be required TO dis
close where aud Of whom they get their
rum. Aud rum.scllcrs may "this lesson
learn" that il they will get our Danbl
people drunk they had better keep them
until sober, or they may expect to pay
the legal difference between a man who
is liable to get drunk aud the same man
drunk, which is fixed at ten dollars aud
a trfing bill Of costs, with contingent
liability arisin under the Statute Of 1863,
for we have some justices OF the peace in
Dandy who have 40 dread Of 'the tallest
rum-scIer' in Rutland County, "or any
other man.
SOUTH wALLiNGfoRD.
We were quite cool here Monday
morning, only above zero and very
fir slcighing The snow is inches
deep
We learn that Mr.. w. w. Kelley is
about to repair his grist mill this week,
50 that people in this vicinity can get corn
ground again.
MIR J. +. Edgerion, the hotel keeper
ID this place will, give dance on the 22d
inst. The Rutland Quadrillc Band will
furnish tie music.
Mr.. Richardson, "thc medium" has
been here for the past few days, lie gave
out notice last saturday that any one
might tic him with 100 feet Of rope aud
he would get out IN ten minutes. Mr.
\. " GOWN called at Geo. Smiths store
aud procured cord aud went to Mr.
-. Nelson's aud bound Mr. Richardson
They set him into a bedroom and lett
Ii m for one hour, aud he did not get nm
tied. Richar SON thought that lie could
smell ar aud thought some OF the rope
vas tarrrd SO that electricity could not
work; bul the rope was not mr'ed. Per.
I haps be had better get some one else to
tic him next lime.
FAST RUPERT.