To His Excellency.
Thos. E, Bramlette Governor of Kentucky —

Your Petitioner William Rothchild would respectfully represent; that at the present (Sept) Term of the Pulaski Circuit Court. two Judgments were rendered against him, one for $200 the other for $50.

He states that he had a good defense to the indictments, under which these Judgments were rendered, but could not attend court, by reason of Sickness in his family — He states, he is very poor man, resides in Harrodsburg Kentucky, and is unable to pay these fines — that his property has been destroyed twice by fire, leaving him with a large and helpless family to provide for,

He states, that the indictments were found against him for selling liquor as a sutler at Camp Burdside in this County, when occupied by the Fedral troops — that he sold said liquor under and by the permission and authority of the commander of said camp, & that he was entirely ignorant of any violation of state Law — He states if he had known that he was inhibited by statute law from Selling liquor

in camp, that he would not have done so —

He states, the collection of these Judgments will be very oppressive, and if not ruinous — He asks Your Excellency to remit his fines

William Rothchild

Sworn to by W^m Rothchild before me this 29 Sept 1865,

J M Sandifer P. J. T. S,

We believe W^m Rothchild ought to have a remission of his fines; We believe he deserves the interposition of your Excellency: clemency — and ask to remit the fines,

W. M^cKee. Fox.
J M Sandifer
F Woodcock
B M Burdett
R Reynolds
Joseph E. Hays
J. E. Cosson
W D Carpenter
E L VanWinkle
Ferd: Rothenhofer
Samuel Dungan
Mercer County

W. A Hooe
C, S, Abell clerk co Court
Tho^s Edwards P J M C C
J,, W. Cardwell
Chs Chinn
L. G. Hale J. P. M. C
J W Hale J. P. M C
Stephen Curll, J. P. M C
M Cummins J P M C

Pulaski Cir Ct
vs
W^m Rothchild
2 judgts
$200,
$50,
Tipling
Remitted 6^th Oct /65