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 November 12, 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-0001-004-1831 BR13-389

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State of Kentucky Bourbon circuit court

The Commonwealth Plff agt upon Indictment for Keeping Disorderly house found at the April Term 1862 John Gardner Deft 1865 April 17 Judgment for Plff $50.00

The Same Plff agt Upon Indictment for Keeping Disorderly House found at the April Term 1862 Eliza Gardner Deft 1865 April 17 Judgment for Plff $50.00

Att James Paton Clk. B. C C

To His Excellency Gov Bramlette

I would respectfully ask the remission of the above fines, The indictments were found long ago and since that the for the last two or three years the parties above named have been deporting themselves with great propriety so that so far from theire being any complaint against them theire good conduct has become the subject of general remark. The Clerk and Sheriff having fees against them in the above cases have voluntarily remitted them and as the parties are poor and struggling as I believe honestly to make a living I think it would be entirely proper that the fines should be remitted

J A Prall

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Bourbon Cir Ct vs John Gardner for $50 -- & Eliza Gardner for $50. 20th May 1865

Remit

(Prall)