To His Excellency Gov^r Magoffin-

The undersigned Jos K Pria says he was fined at this the August term of the Warren Eq & Crim^l Court $60 & cost on a charge for Keeping a tippling house in 1858. Now yr Petitioner states the Charge in the indictment is unjust and untrue- There were but two witnesses & these two did not prove a sale: the jury only inferred it — one of s^d witnesses is a deadly enemy of Mine & is Now under indictment for murder in this County — I am a poor man with a family- I ask humbly for a remission of my fine in whole if not in part — A respite would be appreciated, but much higher would I appreciate a remission —

Very Respectfully —
J K Price

The undersigned Citizens of Warren Co Ky respectfully unite in requesting the Govr to extend relief to the Petitioner Jos K Price

August 7" 1861

E T Smith
E B [Mcledden]
And Akinson
A C. Cox
S.C.Young
Jo^s, W, Barclay
Tom L Burnam
A Howard
C O"Neill
tom Biggs
Geo. C Rogers

Peter Kelly
Melton taylor
John Jones
W. C. May
J G Adams
[...]
H Medlin
T. J. Valentine
Jas. H. Wilkins
Ja^s F Keel
W E Duncan
J C Halrell
F.. G.. Cox
W^m J. Poe
Thos. F. [Procter]
Frank D Allen
B, C, Grider
W H. Kinnaird
E H Mattley
E, L, Mattley
H. H, Stiles
John Duncan
Chs Jackson
J Duvall

Warren Eq. Ct
$60 } Tipling
Jo^s K Price
Iss^dAug 30. 1861

Respite 12 Mo
B. M