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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

4 New FIRE ESCAPE BAG.--The New
York Tribune has the following d.scrlp-
ton of al improved tire escape bag
The hac is constructed of strong cot
ton duck. is about three feet in width,
and attached to the inside of a window
bv a cross-bar. The bag is laced upon
this. and a circular iron bar. which cN
tends To- the outside, Keeps the mouth
open. At intervals of eight or ten feet
strong india rubber bands, four inches
wide. are secured OH the outside Of the
ha~. which contracts it in such a man
ner as t. leave a small aperture. y per-
son striking this part iii his descent
opens the bag and permits himself TO
mass through, at the same time breaking
his fall. In this manner he deScendS 10
the ground without receiving the slight
est conclusion or injury, while the bag
hangs in a pcrpcndicularPosition Thus.
no one is absolutely required Ia be AT
the bottom 10 hold the m"uthOf the bag.
Ii is intended to bc placed in the tenc-
ment houses. or buildings of great
height. and conveniently located III Il
snug box neal the window, TO bc always
ready for use. One man a adjust 1t
without difficulty. and then throw lis
wife and children into the bag, by which
they will 60 safely to the ground. \
large number of persons went through
the bag yesterday after noon, some
hcadforemost and others i'll the usual
way.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
ey-,"Tbe Plaquemine Gazette & Sentinel

Ey-,"Tbe Plaquemine Gazette & Sentinel
Of Feb. 4tb, reached us on March I'D
; Quick time, tHat!-AkraHdria Democrat
tfs1hard to bear such evils; our distant
subscribers make similar complaints. We
assure our c6p><nporrIi~ We mail our paper
to him resui1X.fey Saturday, which he
should receive ~ the Wednesday following.
We also notice that the issues of his journal
care like angel visits, Qor there are none the
receipt of which We prize more highly few
lar between"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
THE HOUlIAS LAND CLAIM


We are in possession, says the Baton
Rouge Advocate, Of the report made by
Senator Toombs on the 23d ult., from a
special committee of the Senate Ito
whom was referred the memorial OF resi-
dents and owners Of lands in the par
ishes of Ascension and lberville, pray
ing the repeal of the act of Congress
confirming the title to the lands known
as the Houma grant. We have care
fully read the report, and ~candidly CON
fess our inability to discover anything
therein duplicating the honor and lntcg-
rity of u United States Senator's
The "fraudulcnt transaction reported
by telcgraphfrom Washington, i'll which
Senator Slidell was made a party, is no
where to bc discovered. Senator ToombS
has been the innocent instrument OF
phuging the libclcrs Of our senior SEN
ator into the lowest depths of m"rtitica-
ton and disappointment, 10y his .cour-
tcous and lucid report OF these contest
cd land titles. He does not even com
promise his " dignity as a Senator
aud as a gentleman by mentioning the
word fraud" and the name OF Mr.. Sill
dell in the same connection, or III any
other manner. On the contrary he has
the hardihood 10 acknowledge that the
IIoumas grant was and IS entirely valid,
the only question being as to the crteHt
of the grant. The whole controversy,
says the report. rests upon the extent
Of the back concession" that portion
coded to Maurice Conway in liz by
Bernardo dc GalveZ. the then Governor
and Commander Of Louisiana. Oh,
naughty Mr.. ToombS.
According to the report, Judge Bibb,
when Secretary of the Treasury, held
that an Act of Congress passed in 1914,
confirmed the title to the whole of the
land now claimed as included in the
HoumaS grant. The decision was sub
s~equently reversed by the Circuit Court
of the United States. since when, the
Committee state. the whole action Of
the government up 10 1858 has been
against the claim 10 the csicat urged by
! the claimants under the lloumaS grant
Il is then recommended that certain
sections of the confirming Act Of 1858
be repealed, land that the title of the
| claimants under the Houmas grant be
iudicialIy settled" There is no opinion
| advanced as to the extent of the claim:
none as to which parties hold the best
title, nor nothing said that might in any
way affect the decision of the Courts be-
fore which the question of title is to be
contested. The report is simply a re-
! COMMUNICATION that the whole subject be
taken out of Congress and sem before
the judicial tribunals Of the State, and
for this purpose the proper bill is report
ed by the Committee.
Thus vaniShcs into thin air this great
bug-bear and humbug, the "Houmas
Land Fraud" gotten up 10y a few specu-
lators in politics to crafty the spleen
aud malice Of the enemies of Senators
SIidell and Benjamin. We absolutely
shudder when we think of the effect that
Senator Toombs' report will have upon
the nerves of poor Pilgarlic and the
tunkeys who revcl in the beauties OF
his blackguardism.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

GRAND CoNCERT.-It will be seer Ivy
advertisement that a Grand Concert is to be
given in this town next Wednesday night, by
lies ~artistes de la troupe d'0pera du Thea.
trc d'Orleans." The celebrity Of this troupe
is too wide spread to require any comment or
Introduction at our hands.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

ssy- Miss Hannah Bond. an heiress of
Memphis, Tennessee, was married on
Thursday last. elopcd a few hours after
her wedding with a dry goods clerk, was
deserted next morning, and the same
dav became r~econcilcd to husband num-
Der one. Certainly not an indissoluble
BCad.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

FIRST OF THE SEAsON.-We return our
thanks to Madm. HOY for the present of
a fine mess Of Irish potatoes, which is
the first sample Of this season that we
have seen-and a very creditable one to
the horticural abilities of Madm. HOY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

rsTSevere indisposition has not only caus-
cd us to neglect some notices having claims
upon us, but much else connected with the
present issue of our paper. Dur friends and
readers, VI hope, will excuse US.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

IN
rs hereby gwen tina, an ELECTION will be
i held at the Court house in the town of Pla-
qoemine, Parish Of lb%ervills, Is, on MONDAY
the 7th day Of My next for the purpose OF elect
ing a MAYOR andNFlVE SELECTMEN 10
serve the ensuing year.
Polls 10 open at Q O'Clock, a. NJ. and close a,
2 O'Clock, L. VI.
p. F.. Jennings, Mayor.
Cu.s. y. HAasE. Clerk. ap7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

ry-New England covers an area of
$4,000 square miles, has l40 towns, and
a population Of 5000, 600.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

pg~Miss Corbin, of Virginia, has mar
ried the Marquis de Montmort, a wealthy
noble Of Normandy.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

rSs-Thc Police Jury of this Parish
win convene at the Courthouse in this town
next Monday, to hold its April session.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

sas-A Friend has sent us the report OF
Senator TooMBs, upon the Houmas Land
Claim, which we shall certainly examine
with care.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

State Of LouisGdna-Idrish Of Berrile-Ch
District Court.
Succession of Napoleon Danos.
w HEREAs, Marie Eugene ComeauI has this
w day flied in our said Court her Final Ac-
count of liquidation in her capacity of Tutrir
and ex-officio Administrative of the Estate Of
Napoleon Danes
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may con-
Germ TO show cause within thirty days from the
date hereof why the sand Final Account, should
not be homologated and made a judgment OF this
Court.
Clerks office. April 9Th, 1860.
app NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
a Gard to the Suffering.

THE REv. WILLIAM COSGROvE, while L..
i boring as a missionary in Japan, was cured Of
Consumption, when all other means had failed, bya
recipe obtained from a learned physician residing in
the great city OF Jeddo. This recipe has cured great
numbers who were suff ring from Consumption,
BronchiIi,, Sore Thrott, Coughs, and Colds, and
the debility aud nervous depression caused by these
disorders.
Drsirous Of bencfuing others, I will send this
recipe, which I have brought home with me, to all
who need il. free of charge.
Address
RIy. WV. COSGROyE,
go Baltic street,
ap7-3n Brooklyn, \. Y.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

Children's Hats, Caps, &c.
From the devotion of a long number Of years,
10 The above business, in the most
Fashionable City in the World,
Mad. B. DASH, speaks confidently, when she
asserts, that she is now in every way able and
prepared.-with the knowledge of her business
in all lis branches aud the
Elegant and Recherche Stock
of ARTICLES and TRIMMINGS which she
now has CT hand,-to
Please the Most Eastidious Taste.
She only asks a trial, and assures the public
and the Ladies in particular that her prices shall
be satisfactory. app
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07
Notice,

I =. E. JENNINGS, Postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

THy DIAMOND RoprYRy Al saparocs II viii be yeDem-
bered that during the esy part Of september TIRE wife 81
joel white, Connecticut, while ~ the Union Hctel, -
ynsoGA vas robbed o. dsmcn6s of the 81 I've sin
sbcusand collars The robbsv, ~ w~s suspected, - >
hnsy dressed and bsarui LADY, sssumirg al the air o.
dssnirs belle. and who manarcd 20 make the aoqeamt-
snce o. Mrs white, and thus obtained kpcwledgs ~
place o. deposit of her vaiuables O1s day M Wnite
mssed her acquaintance, and aso her eweS, md men
probably her scccnpicc, disappeared q The @ae tine
IRON an adjoining hosei A fsw days ago DsFry nsef
Ham had Information Of The arrival OF nas md wunss
70 this city, Of rashF guady appeareece, who ncned
large amount u valuable jewcFy ms 20 70 rpcone,
tbe jewelry solen ffo@ the Union Hotel ms es-ypf'on
wrs sect BY cxprss insossd Of tslerapo 10 cefcrs
S where they probably mflsd ~ England n the Co
nard steamer 81 Tnwpday me DESCRIPTION s-nt On N.
svsred 70 IL iewe'ry srhfbss1 ~ sse rr~ed ooope
u this eity.-Bpasn 1tsu0O, SYe -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25
c.snin. OF rhs American Institute Fair.

Qpsnfng OF rhs American Institute Fair.
ne annual ar red by The american Institute Was
opepeo AL ever ng Palace Garden. AZ II was the
frat night and everything not yet in 's proper place.
attendance very large but - the Character
q tho frr becomes srown Il w doubtless attract large
Plumbers 70 see the tine and varied collection Of fruits
vegetables flowers there dnpayed LOT GILL;
tai exam NATION.
The collection Of fruits perhaps exces tue rora pro
ducons, sod the large collection Of garden vegetables
appears 70 rank in the is. Amongst 20 many
would oe impossible 10 refer any particular ones Win
out p&esipg over others equally mertovous. Inc COM
mHee ERv1ag in charge the distribution 0. premiums
Will report On next Thursday, when the articles will De
lareed and the public NJ the best In the
collection. TO day there will be placed the tank built
for 10 splendid specimen Of the "v,toria Hegia which
vii, from ia besuty have in host Of admirers.
with Towers, and wooden awnings are erected the
walks and brikotiy lit with gss, forming we'll
worth visit At The end Of the large sxoon place
where Yee shments be procured, where the weary
obtain al the requisites 10 sustain them during a
long Wait
shorty after the opening O. the Fair ex Judge AEGcs
delivered address 10 the members aud audience, vel
coming them their new place, and hoping that they
might cortlnne crow strength sKd usefulness. Ho
the ladies' aud referred in pleasing terms
TO the fne collection Of fras and flowers, ending with
blessrr
Dodworths fne band perfor med many selections from
the operas and popular and the band will prove one
the chief attractions OF the fair during it, contnu-
sncs Is viii remain open for two weeks, and viii no
doubt attract large crowds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

ArrofxTvssrs nv rFE rryrnxyr Usirvn SrArts-
Seorre = Frost, rscevcr Of pubic moneys Detroit
Michigan, vice jacob Bccson resifrcd Robert ". Jam
sor sssr d the land CT = a. iicrroe, 1ousiAss, vice
John kcsrtry, removed. George psrvs receiver of pub
NC moneys ., korroe, Ious ana, vice chrssopher n
Dabbs, removed.
MAINLAND Coal Trspn-The Cumberland Csrs1iau
Fayt-nurrg the week ending Tuesday, 18Th Of scpscn
Der lis boats cleared THIS port carrying ~ o< On tors
OF oral Daring the sesson there $40 boats cleared
tbs pert. carrying lioSlo 10 tons Of ocs.
IA NovSrAIv.-Ths gentleman made an ascension fron
inc far nde n Jrrs " y and landed In the woods
rear ssss Anssscre. hsas, on rrdsy. 3ssrascn says
r. hrrs scue, bsi Row se-;cusy We not krovr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Iyscusc u LAvRxyO corxrT, Kryrrcxy.-A CORES
pordtnt Of the Cincinnati Engwrv, writing nom Neuth
q sandy, Ky, sept IL, ssys'-As an iscm Of news
give you The particulars Of OF lvnctDg which
Cured IN this seighbovhcod 10 Day About four or eve
weeks gro amed Auldvch, who had been released
murdered his sister and his son, who mpos ant
witnesses sganst him. Tho body Of the sister Gus
nearly with and thrown into the Biz sandy
river and the son waa taken some distance into Tho
woods and there murdered by his bruai father He
made his escape. after saying he intended 10 Ei bin
father mother Audrich arrested 10 Greonbrier
county, Va fes das aimee, and taken % Louisa,
Lawrence county Ky. where quite number Of the cti
yers Of the ne,ehborhoods whch Audrch lived about
thirty miles ABOVE curs) took him from the authorities
aud hung him without the benefit of trial. he father
and brothers Of The unfo tomato man. learr adv scd the
people 10 pursue this course II ID conended TIA. Aud.
rich could pcs have been convicted before any AIRY tho
Urited Satee. innsnueh a. there pos i've evil
depee asanus htu-uot circumstsn; al ev derce-
thoush there \ not person Big sandy river thax
doubss he guilty.. The whole comm crIy, far snd
near are auch excited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Mr.. A. G. Perry, OF the United States navy: J. w.
Waller and Mrs. Y. Wood both OF Nashville Tern are
stopping Al The 81 Denis Botei
Msjor x n. Tower. Of the urt<d states Army. Jadre
rAvi, II Florida; ". w. Ha.vcii, o. Iexneton No. r.
Forbcs, Of rosfor; G. O Hall, OF Louisiana, and T.
walsh, oi Warrington, are stopping At the Brcvoort
House
Campbell and lady, Of New orlcArs, ard = street Of
Charleston, : C., are stepping At the Everett House.
Col Thcr-scn, fIhi sselphs: Major Hartley Of Hart
ford, Dr Cummings ard nny. OF Maine; A. J. Rosl and
family, o. 1exas, r lerlne and .. C. Ysnccy, both of
Aiahaua N1nald Mac rod Of washipA aui vi WI.
scr, ~ the United saee Navy were among The arr
~ The 81 Nicholas hotel yesterday.
W s Gorpee and family. Of Chicsso: r. Fischer and
amly, o. Cuos a. B. Paragon and A. Guatherly, both Of
Ricfnond, Va, are stopping Al the Lsiarre House.
r. forr, IT.. or savannah: Cart last n ctr,rf o.
the Royal Navy; W r. Woodbridge and W. p Bal. both
n Virginia: T. A. Hoorsveuf, OF Baltimore; j. w. Hansn,
Dr., q Sew oIesns; u W. Reeve and wife and A. ssas,
both e. New York; n Goodyear. OF New Usv>u a
Tnckcrmsu and wife. n. w. Pevtrs and Mrs Rlrg al OF
Boston, are soPpiDr Al the raicu l1sce Hotel.
Ex Governor Hobcrt or LOUISIANA. csiorsi Tsrdee,
Of West Point Colonel q :. Tucker, Of Alsbsms
e. Deil ard {. G. Classy, both 81 IcuissApa A. Y. CO..
turn OF the United states Army: lee fleming Of Mobile
w. Posrup, Of Panama " - Geovvc smith, ~ ireland
= hoy and nmily, az New orleans, and Mr. ]. r. Franz
lin, q The United States Army, are stopping al the Tih
Avenue Hotel.
T. Tbcmpsca srd lady, OF Louisiana; A. g. Crmm,nss
o. Connecticut; J. d. Deiauy and family, Of North Caro-
Tina y Mead, o. Philadelphia, ,. csbello Of Cuba:
II. G. Taut and N. u. Dsvdee, bsth Of washington; L.
STOUT, Of Oregon: Mr. whitaw and fAniy, q Tsxas: L.
n. Bowers and wife, Of nAtimcrs; G. W. novrSnce Of
Mobile, and W. " Hicks Of the United states Navy are
stoppirg ~ the Metropolitan Hc;ei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25
THE PRINCE or WALES GOING TO RICH.
MIMI

From the Richmond Epqulrcr SEPT. e.
From thursdays INV YosE HKuiD EXTRACT The 10
tercstng correspondence in which Lord Lyons Byi-
tsh MISTER, ucauy that the Prince OF Wales
mObd scncvrere between the 9th and the 10Th Octo-
Der, We presume We are graf ei 70 kuov that the n.
ture klrE o. great nation, and the son Of the wise
QGeen AMI excellent wife and mother. Victoria. viii no,
leave the country without seeing tie .sOd Dominion,
tie many oojerts Of interest In beautiful city,
doub; DOT that fAron Rcnfrow would be pleased 20
POM of our srsc James estates, with their
Sous built Of English bricx, aud observe the practical
ote atoms q pararchs system Of labor which
there are 90 much ignorance and prejudice Great Brs.
ten His personal testimony ~ 10 the working % our
Domestic nstutors m ght 70 far TO produce
reel ard conservative sentiment bis native land. some
= our the river STEAMBOATS, might easily be chartered
convey the psrty down lanes river, whose planters
would be happy 70 extend their well known hospitality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25
The Census.
x.xx- ~A..

NEW YORK.
wrs1 Troy The total population OF West Troy II tho
present time, ID ,952 divided follows-First ward,
2,os3; Second ward, 2os5; Third ward. 900; unitsA
States Arsenal, 103 The total population n 1855 W.
$500; increase OF i've years, 646 The number d dwell
ing houses In the village s50 occupied by s00 fai
lies The number Of deaths reported occurring during
the year ending June was 1s3.
GREEN srASDThe present reputation Of The village OF
Green Island Is 600; in 1855, l,3ss ncrcsse IN i've
years, 27o
PITTsTowS.-Tfe population Of Pitts,oxn 3,s2s; an
increase OF 227 In i've years.
HooscK FANS The population of Eooeick Falls village
under the 10 3e4 This II gsr Of about 80
since 1850 The returns for the entire town Ct Hoosck
not yet completed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Lrrlrvp SAWS M George rsler, . weasthy citizen
on Jefferson county, Va, died the ooh ris nv h,s
vil be liberated al bic ssvss, fifteen twenty "a rru-
ber thyee Of them 81 500 and the Others $50 scn
10 he SISTER, Nh lindsey, re- ding n nllros, he -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

crEoys clsx-ycsserasy night. says the Toronto
LsGfT u the 2st inst man Was seen stng In Elecp
ne rostfre r one Of streets BIZ pciloem,r The
policeman shook him. the man fell The policeman
r-sed him ~; the lined standing. The police
rar again shook him; the again fsi over. dc Was
sssn placed 90 lcsp he remained therc The police
mha cudesvorti % Tn 80 who the infvid al ws
- vas going e md re be came non. Tie mau re-
nancd dumb anf ms, liable, and seemingly utterly IN
conscious 81 what going forward HIS eyes we're
9Tcn arr bent o. The ground his bead Inclined crgard
After contemplating tLs rhsnemeror FOR scne tine the
policeman bad h removed 10 the stat houEe. There
y" not tcc slightest srpcarsnoe Of the man being nnder
TIE nfnsnce cfiquor. Doctors called In. bat they
cud makc moth or him. Various methods we're re orl.
- y y IN ~. BIT wthoutsucc strong smelling
SITS wert tpplcl - hs ,ostris, bet MUSCLE moved
sAees va piskei Under bis thumb not . nerve quv.
csca he colla ca, sod drink mechanically se: Que Ia
cHvoynt ststs-bct iusens.bie 10 fcellnE and
could net be 10, 70 notice q anything said or done
y klm re renamed "a The station houee al ight Tor
expert merit rsse he uw put into sttng position, and
both me- han1s we're psced the toe o. his head. lie
was ao4a1 SINE ho.rs sterward still sitting with he
rsris On the tor o. ts skrl, ~ he lad been sg Med
ca gentlemen do rot know what make Ct this case In
the ncFnrg he 10 s4rd from Ia 70 me o'clock
In The ere postcr, lcuirg sra.nsi poe. lie was &C
oosssd sccros n tines BE-. gave sgn az in,el.
ge1ec thar y be xas dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

DrAyH o. sIg IcHs FKAxKrxs DArGHnR.-The London
Hrald Of the IA mat s.ys sne ordinary 0nse M
kns In the chair, Mr. Roy brought under the notice Of
the members the sudden death q Mrs GxlI the wife OF
the Rev j. r. Gen, Incumbent Of e. Johns, Noting hi
and Of their body He spoke 10 very feeling man
OF the heAvy calamity which bad fallen upon the Rev
!, ny sryere oss ~ bsd ssts pes h he sud
den demise ofhs wife, lie also said that little interest
attached 70 the unfortunate event as Ms GEL was the
only chd Of the late lanen.sd Sir John Franklin Cap
tain shuttlewort of the church wardens OF -
johns seconded the proposition and said they felt the o
to TIE .oss Ssn w,s a. Soss aasg
amongst the poor Of the district The resolution was
carried uns.nousy and copy was requested 70 be sent
M JoHS sHLsns-rhe Alexandria (va) Ga.etts OF
the 2lst inst. announces the death Of an aged cti
zen. namei Mr. JoHS SEAKys Mr.. Shakes was one
Of the Oldest citizens Of the town Of AlexsndrA he
was born IN Kent county, Maryland, on the 10th Of
October. liza, and wanted, therefore, exactly oue
north q being % ye,T' q s n:vSs 0ss bis .'s her
camp OF the Revolution, he removed with his mother 10
Pm isdepna, where be resided drriog portion Of the
the immediate vicinity q. the ~ depce Of that iIussr
Gus chief He served an apprensceship a. the brush
nv .seSrd i snssS 3 ne xssoac
ORDER Of whsrh be continued very active member for
sixty i've yesrs. being st The period q his death the
shases removed 20 Alexandria IN 1901 and since that
time has constantly resiced there He fied for many
yeas several Offices Of public urst, and generally
becved and ,sTcclcd By those Who came in contact with
rim
Mr. -rax,s Gsaes an eminent citizen Of Cnariestown
Va died On the leh at the advanced age Of g. Tue
decsased many years President OF the Branch OF
the Valley Bank Of Virginia at Charlcssowr.
Lfzzy GRxy died on the farm OF n. r. I. Minis, Edge
Geld, c., u the advanced eye Of Il. years Her ply
sician obituary noticc which appears 10 the Edge
Geld xdpFi>r, says imported from Africa during
The Revolution, amer having borne four children In that
country. During the Revolution she . prisoocr
board british ship. she was educated 10 her youth
under the Influence OF Mohsmedan tcpcts and although
she unlted herself many years ago 70 the Methodist
church, she sad that Christ built He arst church
in Mecca, and He grave was ID"
HsyHr J. Arwoop. distinguished member OF the Ma.
sonic fraternity and Grand linser OF tho Grand Lodge
OF the state az New York at the time OF the famous
"union Of the two rival Grand lodges several years
since died In sey mocr Conn, ON the 18th Inst 10 the
60ih year Of his age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Gov Trxy TaxAr vAexxxrs " Kusrcxy The cincis.
nsv Ccmmcsaf reAtes the following INCIDENT which oc
ruyvsd ct Cpvipgton Kentrck yAt ths Circuit Court on
sAfnvaay anosner VII u man, named James Moore vns
plnc~d vAl for vsgrancy, an6 The Jury nuding him
rnsy sentenced 20 b sid ~ prce srct 90 INTO
srvesupfary esrytuce ecr 81 nm.fa