To His Excellency the Governor of Ky.

Your petitioner respectfully represents that at the last February Term of the Fayette Circuit Court Charles Jenkins who is a worthless character, had him indicted for keeping a tippling house for three months and as he is informed and believes said indictment was procured in consequence of the refusal of petitioner to give him the said witness, whiskey and other liquors which he was regularly licensed to sell without any compensation. Knowing the vindictive spirit actuating the said witness your petitioner by the advice of his counsel confessed Judgment for simply keeping a tippling house and now, in consideration of the foregoing facts and the positive assurance of your petitioner that he is entirely innocent of the charge, and that he has not at any time violated the law in any particular, he respectfully asks that Judgment shall as far as in your power, lies be remitted. By the Judgment Your petitioner is fined sixty dollars

and costs, He submits his petition to your Excellency.

Patk.. Carroll

Sworn to before me W. A. Stivers a Notary Public in and for Fayette County Ky this 21^st day of June 1864. Witness my hand & seal the day & year find above matter.

Will: A. Stivers
Notary Public

{NOTARY PUBLIC
W. A. STIVERS
FAYETTE COUNTY, KY.}
{Revenue Stamp}W. A S.
June 21
1864.

The undersigned respectfully unite in the prayer of the petitioner.

John O,Toole 65. Main str, Lex Ky.
Andrew T. Dillon
[...] Bookman [...] 16 Ky
W T Lee Lieut 16^th Ky cal vol
Hugh Harley
P. W. Cannon
P F Maguire
G. F. Lilley
T M. Bell for G K Bell
P. Bishop
Tho^s Hewron
Dan Kastle
Joseph Hoeing
Tho. C. Oscar

John T. Miller
Geo B. Kinkead — without knowing what the evidence was
A S. Cooper
John M^cCauley
G. S. Morgan
John Rodger
Richard Owens
M. S. Keith
Z. Gibbons
G. Stoll Jr
Jas. C. Morris
R. H. Prewitt
D C Wickliffe

Fayette Cir Ct
refused