City Court of Louisville

Commonwealth
vs
Joseph Hemming

The Grand Jury of this Court on the 21^st day of April 18654 returned an Indictment, against Jos Hemming, for Keeping a Ddisorderly House, upon which summons were issued and executed on the Defendant, Whereupon on the 17^th day of May 1864. the case coming on to be heard and the Defendant although called, came not, a Jury thereupon was had to try the case, who found the Defendant guilty and assessed his fine at $100, and on motion of the Comth's Atty a CapiasProf was issued forthwith against the Defen^t for said fine and costs which was replevied by the Defendant on the 10^th of June thereafter, upon said replevin bond a Fi. Fa. issued on the 22^nd of October following, whereupon the Defendant paid the fees and costs in the case, amounting to $51⁵⁰, the balance remaining unpaid, the Marshal of this Court, on the 24^th day of December 1864, levied on the house and lot belonging to the Defendant, which forfeiture property is yet in the hands of the Marshal, not having been sold for want of bidders thereon, when exposed for sale

Attest Jan'y 24^th 1865
Phil Tomppert Jr C. C. C. L

Comth
vs } Misd^r
Jos Hemming