To His Excellency Tho E Bramlette Gov Ky

your petitioner Jeremiah Cash would state that on the 13^th of July 1857 he was fined sixty Dollars by the Hardin Circuit Court for keeping a Tipling House

your petitioner states that he was nearly blind & unable to do any thing to support his family & his neighbors advised him to set up a little grocery & that as he was too perr to pay for a license and blind that he would be in ^no^ danger — your petitioner was not well posted in law & driven to necessity did sell some whiskey & when Indicted for it came to court made no defence acknowledged the act & asked for mercy, but the Jury had to find against him

Petitioner states that he is yet nearly blind & poor & a family of six children to support, that since he was indicted he quit selling and asks your excellency as an act of mercy to remit the fine
Nov. 23^d 1863

Jeremiah Cash

We the undersigned are acquainted with the petitioner and believe he has told the truth about the matter named therein & hope the fine will be remitted Nov 23^d 1863

Sam^l Haycraft
A. H. Cunningham

Hardin Cir Ct
vs

Remit all except fees & costs
T E Bramlette

J. Cash
$60 —
Tipling
7^th Dec/63