
    Cool v. The State.
    Monday, June 10.
    APPEAL from the White Circuit Court.
    
      Alfred Peed, for the appellant.
    
      folm L. Miller, for the State.
   Per Ouriam.

An indictment for retailing liquors should allege a given quantity, according to established measures, as a pint, a gill, &c., and a price for which it was sold. “ One drink” signifies no given quantity. Ind. Dig., p. 378; 4 Ind. 577.

The judgment is reversed, with instructions to quash.  