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Twenty-eight cases came up before the Re-
corder, on Monday, the proceeds of tippling
houses. Dram shops keep host of loaiers
aaoat, who form the population of our penlen-
tiaries and work-houses. The crimes and mis-
fortunes that affiict the community generally
originate in intemperate habits. The manu-
factories Of drunkards are so numerous, that
we should not be surprised at the number
of loafers that are brought up by the watch.


fSt. Louis New Era.