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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-0001-004-2432 BR15-378 to BR15-379

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Hon Thos E Bramblette Governor of Ky Frankfort

We the undersigned would most Respectfully Represent that at the August Term Montgomery Circuit Court Samuel Grimes & Earnest Houseman doing business as Confectioners Grocers &c in the name of Grimes & Co were each fined $50 for selling Liquor to a minor and that the said Grimes & Houseman as good and Law abiding men & citzens & intended no violation of the Laws of the Commonwealth The said minor being a young man whom these parties had had, & perhaps had at the time, in their employ thy paying him for his services & he acting and doing business for himself Moreover if the Liquor was sold to him at all it was done by some one in the house -- Contrary to the directions of either mssrs Grimes or Houseman and without their knowlede or consent by the clerk in the house -- who was not aware said minor was not of age We would most respectfully this case to Your Excellency and

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ask a remittance of the Penalty against them and they are both honest and respected men making a living by the labor chiefly of their own hands, & such penalty falls hard upon them

Respectfully Samuel Luckee J. E, Clarke atty at Law A. T. Wood J Howard Police Judge. J. W. Rose Marshal, T. M

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Montgomery Cir Ct vs. S. Grimes & E. Houseman $50, Selling liquor to Minors 6th Sept /65