Covington Ky —
Feb 7^th 1864
Hon. Thomas E. Bramlett
Governor of the Com'th of Ky —

Your Petitioners respectfully represent to your Excellency that at the last December Term 1864 of the Circuit Court for the County of Kenton Joseph Clark a young man of 22 or 23 years of age was tried and convicted, upon an Indictment against him and his wife of the Crime of Receiving a certain Pistol Knowing it to have been Stolen.

The sole evidence against him consisted of ^alleged^ statements of his Wife which were detailed in evidence by a Woman of infamous character by name Mrs Julick- A certified transcript of the record & evidence will be herewith handed you

We believe this is a case that merits the clemency of the Executive which we respectfully invoke in his behalf of Clark and recommend him to your Excellency for unconditional pardon.

Signed!!

H H Rogers Juryman
J.. W. Lowry do"
Thos Robson Do
John Hinbert Do
Jos. Birkle Do
J Sandson Do
John ODonnely Do
James T Eubank Do
William B Westin Do
Theodore Vonhvene Do
James [...] Do
R M [Webers] Do

As far as I am informed the above is true and I hope the governor will favorably consider the petition

J, M, Worrall

I agree with the sentiment expressed by the Rev J. M. Worrall

A. Downy
J Spilman
Robt Howe
L F Daugherty
Tho^s Bird
Daniel Savill
R. Mayberry
J Sellers
Sam Condell
A, H, Herod

Kenton Cir Ct
vs
Jos. Clark
Jany. term/ 64
Pardoned
12^th Feby/ 64

The names of the Jurymen who convicted Clark — and their own signatures