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 November 11, 2025 Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives Office of the Governor, Beriah Magoffin: Governor's Official Correspondence File, Executive Journal, 1859-1862 KYR-0001-025-0028 148-149

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10 The Governor commissioned Henry C. Hogg Colonel and Zachariah Morgan Lieut Colonel of the county of Perry duly elected.

He appointed A. C. Nowell Comr of Deeds for Tennessee (Nashville)

He appointed John R. Stivers a Justice of the Peace for the County of Bourbon District No 4 in place of B. F. Harris resigned

He issued a Warrant for the apprehension of Henry Parrish charged with murder under a Requisition of the Governor of Illinois

He remitted the Judgment of the Owen Circuit Court ordering T. T. Swetman to six months confienment in the County Jail for shooting without wounding.

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1860 Executive Journal

Decr 10 The Governer remitted to M. V. Daniels that portion of a judgment of the Lexington City Court requiring his confinement in the County Jail Six months and respited the fine of $50. for six months for cutting in sudden heat and passion

He respited for twelve months the following Judgments

Mason Cir. Ct. vs. Busby & Essex -- $500.forfeited recognizanceCarroll " " " Robt McCann$50 -- selling liquor to a minorBoyle " " " M. D. Stretch$50. -- trading with a slaveWoodford " " " Wm Owens -- 2 Judgts each $500.Faro.

He remitted the following Judgments, to wit.

Carroll Cir. Ct. vs. T. D Evans & others -- $20 each -- GamingOwsley " " " John Baker -- $50.Concealed weaponsFleming " " " Jas Sanford -- $50. " "Bourbon " " " J S Sumerville$50." "Simpson " " " Jas Simonds$50." "McCracken " " " A. Budde$50.Selling liquor to a slavePike " " " M. Clay$500.forfeited recognizanceDo " " " Wm Adams$60tiplingScott " " " W. R. Robinson$50. & 15 days ImptAssaultCarter J. P. " " " J. P. Rose$10. breach of the peace.