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*I 11 - fit. L~t-t - -J t - i - 'i -ll 'Ii DEVOTED TO SOUTHERN RHTS DEMOCI40T $, LITERATURE SCIENCE AND TRI ART& - . R iN1WS Proprietor. "oW-am o VOL.'~*SUMTERVILLE, So.Ci MRAY he Malne Liquor Law. AN ACT FOR, Ti SUPPIRESSION OF D1ININo-IUOUSE8 AND TIPPLINU-eiHops. #e i4 enacted by the Senate and Houseof Representatives in Le gislature- assembled, as follows: .8OTor 1. No person shall be aloged it any time to manufacture osylQ by himself, his clerk, servant o agent, directly or indirectly, any spirituous or intoxicating liquors, or any mixed liquors, a part of which Is spirituous or intoxicating, except :ha heafter - ovided. c. . "The selectmen of any town, and mayor and aldermen of any; city, on the first'Monday of May annually, or as soon thereafter as mqy ::be convenient, may appoint 5Rie suitable person as the agent of said-town or city, to sell at some central or convenient place within aid town.r' city, spirits, wines, or o604i-irtoxcating liquors, to be used f&r medical and mechanical purposes aIn,1o other ; and said agent shall receiv such compensation for his ser vices as' the. board appointing him shall prescribe; and shall in the sale of such liquors, conform to .3uch rules aTd regulations as the selectmen or Tahyor and aldermen as aforesaid,sball ptescribe for that purpose. And such agent, appointed as aforesaid, shall laold his situation for one year, unless s Door ..removed by the board from which received his appointment, as he way be at any. time, at the pleasure -of the..board. SEc. 8. -Such agent shall receive a certificate from the mayor and al dermonn,or slectmen, by whom he has been appointed, authorising him as, the agent of such town or city-, to sell intoxicating liquors for medi al and mechanical purposes only; but -6ch certificate shall not be de. lirered t the per i11nted, until he-shall have , 1elr2 livered to -said board a bond, with tevo good and Pulficient sureties, in the'sum of six hundred dollars, in :sub'tance as Tollows know all men, that.we, as piincipal, and as sureties, are holden and stand firmly bound to the Jihabitants of the town of - (or aityas the case may be), in the sum of-six hundred dollars, to be paid them, to which payment we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and ldininistrators, firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals, and dated this - day of A. D. 'The condition of this obligation is such, that whereas the above bound en'- has been duly appointed an agent for the town (or city) of to'sell, within and for and on account of, saia-town (or city), intoxicating liquors for medical and mechanical purposes and no other, until the - of A. 1). --, unless sooner re nioved from said agency. Now-if the said - shall in all respects conform to the provisions of t law relating to the business for wadch he' is appointed, and to such fulda and regulations as now are or eh#Hl'be from time to time established 6y tle board making the appointment tjghis obligation to be void; oth 'erwise to remain in full force. SEC. d4, If an~y person, by himself, clerk, servant or agent, shall at any time sell ,any spirituous or 'intoxica (hug liqueore, or any mixed' liquors, part.of which is intoxicating, in vio. . Jation of the provisions of this act, lishall forfeit and pay on the first .cgnvsetion, ten dollars and the costs .f6pposedution, and shall stand con uuittedruntil the samebe paid; on the sdcond conviction he shall pay tweni tydollars and the costs of prosceu tIOns,sandl shall stand committed un til the samo 'be paid; on the third utdtcely sabsequent conviction, lhe .sh alipay 'twenty, dollars and the costs -of b-osecution, 'and shall be impris odin thei common jail, not less tliant three& months, nor more than ik'~nths,' and in default of the ti~rerit 'df the fines and costs pre .sornbd by this section for the first nd .sgohid convictions, the convict shlantl entitled to the benefit of .chapter 175 of th~e revised statutes aaiitirhe :shall. have 'been imprisoned twoanonths;:and in default of pay hen'ot fines anid costs provided for thfr third and 'every subsegnent con 'MidtI6tig his-shall 'rot bo entitled to flidbitifit 'f said chapter 175 of tfyef60btotues, "unitil lbe shall ye en unppriagneod four- months. AndI if agny clerk, servant, agent, or pthen porfus uZpth enipilpymnt or op the ,premises of ainother, ehpill yiolate .tuiroiin of this s~etim, im shall be held equally with the princi pal, and on conviction shall suffer the same penalty. SEC. 6. Any forfeiture or penalty arising under the above section, may be recovered by an action of debt, or by complaint before any justice of the peace, or judge of any municipal or police court, in the county where the offence was committed. And the forfeituro so recovered sballigo to the town where the convicted par ty resides, for the use of the poor; and the prosecutor or complainant may be admitted as a witness in the trial. And if any one of the select men or boaid of mayor and aldermen shall approve of the commencement f any such suit, by endorsing his name upon the writ, the defendant ?hall in no event recover anuy costs ; and In all actions of debt arising un der this section, the fines and forfeit. ures suffered by the defendant, shall be the defendalt, shall be the same as if the action had been by com plaint. And it shall be the duty of the mayor and aldermen of any city, and selectmen of any town, to com mence an action in behalf of said town or city, against any person guilty of a violation of any of the provisions of this act, on being in formed of tho same, and being fur nished with proof of the fact. SEo. 6. If any person shall claim an appeal from o.judgment reidered against him by any judge or justice, on the trial of such action or com plaint, lie shall, before the appeal shall be allowed, recognise in the sum of one hundred dotlar, with two good and suffieient sureties, in every mae so appealed, to prosecute his ippeal, and to pay all costs, fines and penalties thtat may be awarded against him Wnn a final disposition As u complainit.' And be fore J 1'peal shall bre allowed, 'he shall also, in every case, give a bond with two other good and sufficient sureties, rumning to the town or city twtiere the offence was committed, in the sum of two hundred dollars., that bo will not, during the pendency of 3uch appeal, violato any of the pro visioins of this act. And no recog nizance or bond shall be taken in Mases arising under this act, except by justice or judge before whom the rial was had; and the defendant shall be held to advance the jury fees in .very case of appeal in action of lebt; and in the event of a final Wonviction before a jury, the defen lait shall pay and sufflr double the imnount of fines, penalties and im- I prisunment awarded against him by .he justice or judge from whosejudg ment the appeal was made. The Lorfeituro for all bonds and recogni uaices, given in pursuance of this ict, shall go to the town or city where the offence was committed, fur the use of the poor; and if the re .ogizances and bonds mentioned in this section shall not be given vithin twenty-four hours after the judgment, tho appeal shall not be aluowed ; the lefeudant in the meantime to stand committed. Suc. 7. The mayor and aldermen of any city, and the selectmen of any town, when~ever complaint shall be madte to them that a breach of the conditions of the bond ginien by any person appointed under this act, has beeii committed. shall notify the per son complained, and if upon a hear ing of the parties it shall appear that aniy breach has been committed, they shall revoke and make void his ap poinitmenit. And whenever a breach of any bond giv'en to the inhabitants of aniy city or town in pursuance of euy of the provisions of this act, shall be made known to the mayor andl aldermen, or selectmen, or shall mn any manner come to their knowi edlge, they or some of them shall, at the expense andt f'or the usc of such city or town, cause the bond to be put in suit in any court proper to try the same. SEe. 8. No por-son shall be allow ed to be a manufaicturer of any spir ituous oi- intoxicating liquor, or com mon seller thereof withiout being duly appointed as aforesaid, on piain of forfeiting on the first conviction, the sum of one hundred dollars and costs of prosecution, and in default of the paymnent thereof, the person so con victed shall be imprisoned sixty days in the commopo~ jail; and on the se cond conviction, the person so con vjctcd shall pay the sum of two hun dre-d dollar anid costs of prosecution, anid in default of payment, shall be imprisone four monh i io on mon jail ; and on the third and eve ry subsequent conviction, shall pay the sum of two hundred dollars, and shall be imprisoned four months ii the common jail of the county where the offence was committed ; said pe nalties to be recovered before any court of competent jurisdiction, by indictment, or any action of debt in the name of thp city or town wher the offence shall be'cormmitted. And whenever a default shall be had ol any recognizances arising under thi act, seire facias shall be issued, re turnable at the next tern, and th< same shall not be continued, unles, for good cause, satisfactory to th< court. Sec. 9. No persoti engaged in th< unlawful traffic in intoxicating liquor shall be competent to sit upon an3 jury in any case arising from thii act, and when information shall b( communicated to the court, that an3 member of any panel is engaged it such traffic, or that lie is believed t< be so engaged, the court shall in quire of the juryman of whom suck belief is entertained; and no answei *hich he shall make shall be usec against him in any case arising undei this act; but if ho shall answer falsely he shall be incapable of serving or any jury in this State; but be ma3 decline to 'answer, in which case h< shall be discharged by the court frou all futher attendatice as a juryman. Sec. 10. All cases arising undei this act, whether by action, indict ment or complaint, ihich shall come before a superior court, either bi appeal or original entry, shall take precedence in said court of all othei business, except those criminal caseE in which the parties are actually un der arrest awaiting a trial; and the prosecuting officer shall not have au thority to enter a tiolle prose'qui, . oi to grant a eontinuance in any case arising under this act, either before or after the verdict, except where the purposes of justice shall require it. Sec. 11. If any three persons, vo. ters in the town or city where the complaint shall be made,'shall, befort any justice of the peace or judge o municipal or police court, make coin plaint under oath or affirmation, tha they have reason to believe, and do believe, that spirituous or iitoxica ting liquors are kept-or deposited and intended for sale, by any perso? not authorized to sell the same in said city or town, said justice or judge shall issue his warrant of search to any sheriff, city marshal or deputy, or to any constable, who shall pro. eed to search the premises described in said warrant, avid if any spirituous or intoxicating liquors are found therein, lie shall seize the same, and convey them to some proper place of security, where lie shall keep then until final action is had thereon. But no dwelling-house, in which or in par( of which, a shop is nut kept, shall be searched, unless at least one of said complainants shall testify to some acts of sale of intoxicating li. quors therein, by the occupant there , or by his counsel or permission. within at least onie month of the time making said com).laint. And the owner or keeper of said liquors, seized as aforesaid, if he shall be known to the officer seizing the same, shall be summoned forthwith before the justice or judge by whose war rant the liquors were seized, andi lie fails to appear, or unless lie ca: show by positive proof, that said Ii quors are of foreign production, tha they have been imported under th< haws of the United States, and in ac cordance therewith-that they ar< contained in the original packages ii which they wer~e imported, and ir quantities not less than the laws o: the United States prescribe, they shall be declared forfeited, and shal be, destroyed by authority ~of th< written order to that effect. of Bait justice or judge, and in his presence or in the presence of some person ar pointed by him, to witness the des truction thereof, and who shall joir with the officer by whom they shial have been destroyd, in attesting tha fact upon the back of the order b, authority of which it was done; ani the owner or keeper of such liquori shall pay a fine of twenty dollars am costs, or stand committed for thirts days, in default of payment, if in th opinion of the court, said liquors shal hiavo been kept or deposited for the purposes of sale. And if the owne or possessor of any liquors seized 11 pursuance of this secdion, ehall se tip the claim that they have bee regularly.imiorted under the laws of the United States, and that they' are contained in the original packages, the custom-house certificates of im portation and proofs of 'marka on. the casks or packages, corresponding thereto, shall not be reneived as ei, dence that the liquors. contained in said packages are those actually im ported therein. Sec. 12. If the owner, keeper or possessor of liquors seized under the provisions of this act, shall be un known to the officer seizing the same, they shall not be cortdeukned and do. stroyed until they shall.. have been advertised, with the number and de. scription of the packages as near as may be, for two weeks, by posting up a written description of the same in some public place; that if such liquors are actually the property of any city or town in the State, and were so at the time of the seizure,, purchased for sale by the agent of said city or town, for medicinal or mechanical purposes only, in pursuance of the provisions of this act, they may not be destroy. ed; but upon satisfactory proof of such ownership, w.thin said two weeks, before the justice or judge by whose authority said liquors were seized, said justice or judge shall de liver to tho agent of. said city or town, an order to the officer having said liquors i% cnstodyi whereupon said olicer shall deliver them to said agent-, taking his receipt therefor on the back of said order, which shall be returned to said justice or.judge,. Sec. 18. If any person claiming any liquors seized as aforesaid, shall appeal from the judgment of any jus. tice or judge, by whose authority the seizure was imade, to the district court, before his appeal shall be al lowed, he shall givo * bond in the sumn of twohril eA rItig.o good and sufficient sureties, to prose. cute his appeal, and to pay all fines and costs which may be awarded against him; and in the case of any such appeal, where the quantity of liquors so seized shall exceed five galloras, if the final decision shall be against the appellant, that such Ii quors were intended by him for sale, be shall be adjudged by the court a common seller of intoxicating liquors, and shall be subject to the penalties provided for in section eight of this act; and said liquors shall be destroy ed as provided for in section eleven. But nothing contained in this act shall be construed to prevent any chemist, artist or manufacturer, in whose art or trude they may be ne cessary, from keeping at his place of business such reasonable and proper quantity of distilled liquors as he way have occasion to use in his art or trade, but not for sale. Sec. 14. It shall be the duty of any mayor, alderman, selectman, as sessor, city marshal or deputy or constable; if lie shall have informa tion that any intoxicating liquors are kept or sold in any tent, shancy, but or place of any kind for selling re freshmenits ini any public place, on or near the ground of any cattle show, agricL tural exhibition, military muns ter, or public occasion of' any kind, to search such suspected place, and if such officer shall find uipona the premni sea any intoxicating drinks, be shall seize them, and arrest the keeper or keepers of such place, anid take them forthwith, or as soon as may he, be lbire sowne justice or judge of a muni cipal or police court, with the liquors so found and seized, arid upon proof that said liquors iare intoxicating, that they were found in possession of the accused, in a tent, shanty or other place as aforesaid, he or thiey shall be sentenced to imprisonment in r the county jail for thirty days, and the liquor so seized shall be destroy I ed by order of said justice or judge. Sec. 15. If any person arrested I under the preceding section ,and ,sentenced as aforesaid, shall claim an - appeal, before his appeal shall be al -lowed, he shall give a bond in .the sum of one hundred dollars, with two I good and sufficient sureties, that he twill prosecute his appeal, and pay all fines, costs and penalties which may I be awarded against him. And if on such appeal, the verdict of the jury I be agamnst him, lie shall, in addition to the penalty awarded by the lower a court, pay a fine of twenty dollars. I In all cases of appeal under this act a from the judgment of a justice or r judge of any municipal or police a court, to the district court,.excepi t where thme proceeding is by action ol ri debt. ther shall be endulnend in Sari district dourt by the - prosecuting officer of he government-and said officer shav be entitled to receive all costs taxable to the State, in all crimi. nal proceedings under their act, in addition to th esalary allowed to such officerby law 4but no costs in such cases shall be remitted or reduced by the prosecuting oficer or the court. In any sit; complaint, indictment or other proceeding'gainst any person, for a violation of any of the provis ions of this-act, other than for- the flist offence; it shall tipt be requisite to set foith particularl the record of a former conviction, buf it shall be sufficient toalledge.riefy that such person has been convicteOI of a viola. Lion of the fourth section of this act, or.as a common seller, as the case may be, and such allegatiorr in any civil o01 triminal piocess in a1y stage of the'proceedings, before final judg. ment, may be amenoed without'terms and as a matter of right. See. 16. All payments or conpen sations for liquor sold in violations of law, whether in money, labor or oth er property, either real or -personal; shall be held and considered to have been received in violation of law, equity and a good conscience, and all sales, transfers and conveyan. ces, mortgages, lions, attachments, pledges and securities of every kind, whieh either in whole or in part shall have been for or on account of spirit. trous or intoicating liquors, shall be utterly null and voi4 against all per. sons and in all casqand no rights of any kind shaHl be icrquired thereby; and in any action either at law or equity, touching such real or person. al estate, the purchaeer of such li quora .may be a witnens for either pattj. And no action of any kind shall be maintained in any court in thi$t4A either in whole or in part, for intoxicating or spiritious liquors sold in any other State or county whatever, nor shall any action of any kind be bad or maintained in any court in this State, for the recovery or possession of intoxicating or spir ituous liquors or the value thereof. SEc. 17. All the provisions of this act relating to towns shall be applicable to cities and plautations; and those relating to selectmen shall also be applied to the mayor and aldermen of cities and assessors of plantations. Ec. 18. The act entitled "An Act tu restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks," approved August sixth, one thousand eight hundred and forty six, is hereby repealed, except the thirteen sections, from section ten to section twenty-two inclusive, saving or reserving all actions or other proceedings, which are already com mcniced by authority of the same; and all other acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed.-'This act to take effect from after its approval by the governor. Unrepealed Sections of the Old Law. Tihe following are the unrepealed sections of the .Law of 1846, re ferred to in the last section ot the new law. SEc. 10. No action shall be maintained upon any claim or demand, whether it be note, account, bond, erder, draft, acceptance, or other security or evidence whatever, made, had, or given in whole or in part, for any wine, brandy, rum or other strong or spirituous liquors, or mixed liquors, a part of whiCh is spirituous, sold in violation of the provisions of this act; provided, how ever, that this section shall not extend to negotiable paper in the hands of holders bonaa fide, anad for a valuable consideration, without notice expressed or implied, of the consideration. SEC. 11. If any payment or compensation for any such liquor hereafter sold, in violation of law, shall be received by the seller, his clerk, servant, agent or attorney, whether in money, labor, or other property, real, or personal, the amount so received shall be hold and considered to have been received in violation of law and without consideration, and held against law and equity and good conscience, and may be recovered back, any time within six year6 from the receiving thereof, by the purchaser, his guar dian, executors, or administrators, or by any of his creditors, snch monecy in an action for money had any received, and such-labor, goods or other nronnrty in an actinn of trover, or in a special act'iowton the case, for.the vait'4. tlerebf,' in any court proper t6 fry".the'-aM and the plaintiff in sich Mi pi shl, within three !days after Ib . mencement of such suit,. give nutcq thereof, by filling. in abstract of .ti declaratipn with the .date of, -his writ, in the office- of the ; clerk of the: town where . the- defendant resides. And when such- suit-hill be commenced ;by' a' reditr,. the purchaser may be a-: witness-f16 the plaintiff, at the - trial 'of the action, and such actions and 'cau-s of action shall survive. Sc. 12. All payment eceived within the six years, may be em. braced in one general. count, -and shall allege that the imoney, or other thing, was received by the defendanV, for liquor sold in violation of law, and amendments may be made to 'the writ and declaration; as matter 'of right, and without terms, in any stage of the proceedings. Ad when the defendant shall lely..upon having the legal license, or upon the liquor sold having been imported, the burden of proof shall be and continue upon him. The custom-house certifi. Zates of importation and proofs -of marks on the cask corresponding thereto, may be received as evidendb that the liquor specified in said'ce' tificate was once imported in 4 cask,' but shall not be evidence the liquor sold in or from such oas' was the same liquor once imported therein. And it shall be no objection. to. the suit, that the payment was re. ceived for tie joint use of the defend ant and any other person. or persons, or that the defendant was under. the age of tweuty-one years, or a married woman. SEc. 13. n the mont or oth 4r tiing shall ht~g bpiqd , any clerk, serva4, agent or.attorney, the action may be maintained against him, if he had knowledge or previ ous notice that it was for liquor sold in violation-of law. Aad if any, he tion which is authorikd by this act, be brought in the district court, arid the plaintiff prevail therein, full costs shall be allowed, though ttho ateunt of damages recovered b less than twenty dollars. Sic. 14. The defendant shall not be allowed, on the trial of aiy action against him, under any of theiprovis. ions of this act, any claims 6r de. mands he may have againsi the plaintiff or person to whom the liquor was sold or furnished, either in set off, payment or otherwise; nor shall the action of any creditor be defeat ed by any assignment of the claim, by the purchaser. SEC. 15. No discharge, release, receipt, settlement or admission made by a purchaser, shall defeat or hin der the suit, if it appear that "the claim allowed' to the purchaser by this act has not been actually paid in good faith, to its full value and amount; and the giving a negotiable note or other obligation, shall not be deemed a payment. SEC. 16. Any plaintiff suing un der the eleventh section of this act, may, at the trial, tender his oath in writing, which shall be received as evidence, unless the defendant shall in writing make oath that ho uid not, within six years before the commence ment of the suit, receive any pay. ment or compensation, for any such wine or strong liquor -sold to the plaintiff, or to any person whom the plaintiff represents, contrary to the provisions of the law, as alleged in the declaration. Sx~c. 1.7. When a plaintiff uaidg' under any of the provisions of-thbis act, in order to prove th~e :'facts which he has alleged, shallywish to avail himself of the defendant's knowledge, relating to the subsequent matter of the suit, he may, in his declaration, ask for a disclosure of the same upon the oath of the de fendant, in writing, and the discios nre, if inade, at the firas term of ,the court, or day appointed for the trial, may be eumnatted to the court or jury with the other evidence in the case; but if the defendant neglects or refuse. to make such disclosures, or if, when made, it does not , ab solutely and without qualification do ny that he did sell the liquor and receive the money or other property therefor, as alleged in the. declai-a tion, and prevails in the action ,'le shall not receive any costs. Sac. 18. No. answers or disoloswed made by a defendant under :the pr visin of thie not, ,hl1l enr be uid criinal proseeutioh. 83.19 oneynq l ~ aet-t' fedovered' back, '4, - redoveke& Uya' 'iati,'ededt adrainlistrdtwr, 'e qa ' ied1yd I cretionf- the' gu'ad Akikd meet 1h6debts 6ft tfid'pti aidTpdpants,ih Auh jrdpotIll t;i 2 guard!attledectdtrs' . :dtilheIts may deemn'imutable, ndh t w" I ed aby neeidytbil tedito,;the phymentoithisdebtw tid .pTirhaaer atid "his'reotW;bW 4J' ang-balanoe temginihishil touthe. t iguerdis hi. g'irai tore or'odhillinistr'afor tb b'ik,$ tod4y. heni4n tthe ame'habneril money'ideioveted idader :thb .1d0: themir* Ai'd if" any gdardtie e *xns Or' adminibtrator, I neglebutn ap 4 said'inofey, he ,ndi his urtlegalih he likble for~ th'esamueon dansfl~Idd bon'd.! - . . ''i: . omyd 2 - B8tc. 20.vWheneveicifndguC shall bc-reddvsed jjgai . son, on "acdointf d vi! uetyie'redn, ahplly body of the ex Nim er theamount recovei of, costsp.$e-ore o - or, .ess ten dollars;' and the justice-or A lea issuing said execution,!ebtlh9bl pau its- maigln.i that,iWasvisuedWo A judgmbnt obtained oril'domt itokiestini fl tioWre.Ndl i1% of ikk*."" ' - SB~2l f su~h" e o~ shall'b - di"n' .ti ha ehlll c6 mniiyted ,to~S&dI 6hall 6dt e ittsd'to the bids' itie etse 'eh~Aed~a~' e si a1 1d'.i Gr,' . .t shall9i l risoiied onulor one -afrant iiidnupos anul' , recovere~d On account of hd4t ebII a rin.v :SiO.22, Th A liepr i ' f oshdcdball ! ov alloWed b tdBF the suppdit ipor drht~ikin)'* for the sapport of persona committ'~ un existOorinarecovered under 6th provibions of this act, to be rlid and paid 6it of'the "tr io couinty where such eion omLitted under the ill tiofi f counAty comnissioners. 'The Woring' of the LW" From tLe Qurtye Inor Mayor of, otiaint MaXo's OFFiC, Sept,, hv, r To :the Citizte -f f ortlad: The 'Act for the 'Suppressionof ~rinking-Houses and Tippling-Shop at the last session ofttb Lejg islature; ha' been in operation~ in'thbi city for about three 'mnths, nd"I thp it ioper to J'e, the. . .... Portlan4 send 4e niginfortugt o iLs reslts.. At tlhe oe it SuaaOe were supposed to be 11 thiagStop' 200 to 800 shops and other piaces where int -icating liquors were id to all coiis. At the presenit time there are not places whero su6h 1i quors are sold openly, and otg a fet whego they are sold at alh aiudi'has with rea caujon and secresy in oy to those yho .ro pro known to the kecger's an4 d.,b be relied upon not to. erf p to the authorities 1'heae , with one (possibly .ith two); ,xcep. tions, are of the lo tst ohaseter; and so far as they selt these.icq.otw at all, ministel- to the deprave appe, tites of the basest part of~ our 'popula. tion; but the keepeVd of thebeelat will soon be brought to ust that the traffic in untotioatin' 11 tor, to be used as a drink, will 'e -jie ly extinguishe, i this ~y h shops .which L alludq to args .t most exclusively by, forrignqre ' sa the few perons who are-now to the Iock-uap in thewatch-houame.a the customers of thes plaed are themselves foreignr r k without exception. TIeS*4~ quors whW t'lWu ke of' ces h~,on hndN into operation willS0~ and some di~cejft i them i repo a 3 Ajbei~ .~~ the law willsiale . e:i ly the supplied of th~aIe qs|8gw have hith4rt6betied tiipia