Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-20

Moody was fried before Judge Hunter,
and was sentenced to be hung. The two
sent to the penitentiary we're first SEN
fenced to be hung with Moody, but they
obtained new trial, and got off by going
to the penitentiary.
DEATH WARRANT.
Supreme Court at Brownsville. Tenn. june
Goth. 1859.
James Calvin
The State q ~ TENNESSEE u
James Calvin appeared in person, and
George E. CAN'T, Attorney General, pro
tenn, ia behalf of the State, and thereupon
the record, proceedings and judgment of
the Court below being seen and under
stood by this Court, and it appsaring that
ia the same there is no error, il is, there
fore, considered that the judgment afore.
said be affirmed; and the said James Gal
vim being asked by the said Court if he
had anything TO say why the sentence of
the Law should not be pronounced against
him, says no more than what he has be-
fore said therefore, it is considered that
the said James Calvin, for the crime of
murder 10 the first degree, for which be
was adjudged ably by the Court below, be
remanded to the Jail of Haywood county,
thence to be taken by the Sheriff
OF said county and delivered to the
S iaaa y, "s .;,o, ond i'm w. aosnrsIn
keen until Friday, the 10th day of August
next, when he will be taken, between the
hours OF ten o'clock am. and three
' uy .~ 's % no s" erao,od bv tbs
Sheriff within one and a half miles Of the
courthouse of said county, and there to
be suspended BY the neck until he is dead.
ana may "oa nave mercy upon MS
II ia further considered nv the Court
that the State Of Tennessee recover of the
said James Calvin the costs OF this cause,
ana !na. execu.iou issue, ana .aa' COPY
Of Havyood connty
A true copy. JOHN L. BRowx, Clerk.
HALF HouR WITH a.,yrn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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When the sub;ect of his sniritual inte,
est. was broacbed he EXPRESSED himself
fullv nrenared for the great change be
fors him Es was readv to answer all
onestions on anv sub;ect His mind was
ao,,ge and !. VAS evident that he fnllv
cro.rsd ,bo condition Of his mortal
ooroar and that he had done all that
mortal could do under such circum.
o,orcs. 70 nrsnars hi mae If for the awful
Lam inst before him He said that
ali mn,t die sometime. sooner or later
oome one wav and some another. His
GO he .,ated va, MARTY tvsntv. four.
In regard to sleepipg. he said that he
went n slsen at twelve o'clock last night
and awoke at eight this morning. As to
draining he said he was not troubled
tho, wav-,bat HIS mind was at rest,
-,.an;pg and waking. The mosi of ~
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