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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-0001-004-2454 BR15-408 to BR15-409

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Hon T. E. Bramblette. Governer of Ky

The undersigned your petitioners citizens of Carroll County would respectfully represent that Jessee Carrico a citizen of said county by certain proceedings had before -- Johnson a justice of the peace in Carroll County, was fined // One cent and costs for a breach of the peace. Said fine and costs was paid by said Carrico That afterwards by proceedings had before Samuel Carlisle another justice in said county said Carrico was fined $20, and costs for the same offense. That fifteen days after the rendition of said judgment, when execution had issued, He applied to said justice for an appeal and was informed by said Carlisle that no appeal could be granted 15 days after judgment. Said Carrico is now advised that he can not be tried twice for the sameoffense and that he had 60 days to take

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an appeal from said judgment Your petitioners believing it would be unjust for said Carrico to pay sad fine, Through his ignorance of his legal rights -- and their being now no other redress except an appeal to the executive: respectfully request your excellency to remit said fine.

Jessee Carrico W. Corn J H Mershon A H Ball M. Brown William Gelfins Prentis Meade B B Elston S A Berry G Hish W Madcaf S. E. Vancleave J, W, Ball John Myrick

We recommend that the request of the petitioners be granted.

W. M. Fisher H, S, Wright repelect

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Carroll Co Justice Peace vs Jesse Carrico $20. Breach Peace Remit 23d Oct 1865