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 November 11, 2025 Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives Office of the Governor, Thomas E. Bramlette: Governor's official correspondence file, petitions for pardons, remissions, and respites 1863-1867 KYR-0001-004-0896 BR10-376 to BR10-377

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To his Excellency Governor Thos E. Bramlette your petitioner would respectfully represent that at the present MayMay Term 1864 of the Harrison Circuit Court J. P. Robinson was tried upon an indictment for keeping a tipling house for 3 months and was found guilty of keeping a tipling house and fined sixty dollars: The evidence showed that one J. A. Earles had obtained from the Harrison County Court a licese to keep a tavern & retail liquors at his tavern house in the County of Harrison and after taking out his license took took in J. P. Robinson as a partner under the impression that the business could be carried on under Earle's license all of the retailing by Robinson was done under Earle's license believing said facts present a proper case for the exercise of executive clemency We the jurors who tried the case & members of the bar what heard the trail respectfully ask that the fine be remitted

L C Rankin Samuel Levesque Wm Hutcherson

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L D Terry Wm R McNees E D McAdams W R Renaker Robert Reneker F J Davis Adam Renaker H Cox Hugh M Leer Members of the bar W W Trimble J. S. Boyd Jno R Smith Jno T. McClintock J L Griffith J F Ware. C H C. Court J.H. Marshall A. H. Ward

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Harrison Cir Ct vs J. P. Robinson

Remit Execept fees & costs & enclose care of A. H. Ward Cynthiana Ky -- Tho E Bramelette

Tipling $60 16th May/64