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To His Excellency Gov Bramlette
Your petitioners Robt P Pepper states that he recently had a difficulty -- with John B Lindsey & upon trail before John R Graham Police Judge of Frankfort on Saturday th
Petitioner does not ask or desire a remission of the $20 fine but he does ask a remission of the $50 fine. He is not in the habit generally of carrying deadly weapons but in these troubled times he regards it as a right that every citizen has to carry weapons
Very Respectfully,
R P Pepper
City Ct Frankfort
vs
Having remitted every case of concealed weapons presented since the rebellion upon the principle that during the rebellion every loyal man should be priveleged to carry weapons I order the remission except fees and costs
Thos E Bramlette
R. P. Pepper
Concealed Weapon
th May /64