Early Governors' Papers

to the Honorable His Excellency Sam^l Houston Govr. &c

Your Petitioners represent that Lindsay Tinsly is now confined in Jail, When for having disobeyed an injunction - He is an ignorant & illiterate mane, & did not probably know the Consequences of of disobeying the injunction

The term of His imprisonment will not expire untill about, the 14th Dcember - & He has already been confined for a few days - Your Petitioners Pray your excellency, to pardoon said Tinsly Remit the imprisonment &c

A. N. Osborn C. C Hibbitt J. Norman Elijah Tilford [?] Robertson]] Geo S [Younger?] G [?] Jas. pizzard A. W. Goodrich D. B. Love Jno. S. Cox Thos Melerson A. Grisham John J. Hinton J. Earthman Jr Thos Stratton Edw. R. Hatchell George Floro S. G. Dorris Luther Bigelow M [?] John [Duyen?] John. L. Brown Wm L Willis James Picford Samuel J Rayham J C Robertson [Chinst?] Brooks

State vs Nelms Copy of Opinion

Henry Seales William Crocket W Wilkinson V W. Garnell Philip Pipkin W Strange Labor Abernathy Sr James Davis Ja^s Woodard Eneas Walker Max Reding W^m Parker Jno. Criddle W^m D. Williams William T. Brooks, Jnr Alexander Ray Samuel Birdwell William Patterson Geo E Sanderson Edward Scruggs John Price D. B. Love Jacob Castleman Ewing Wilson William Allen James M^cGuire James Faulkner Smith Criddle [M Baumford?] Robert Balls Joseph Shaw [Alfred? ?] J. Earthman Jr Benjamin W. Bedford W. A. Bedford Saml Crockett Robert Whyte James Bell Edwin Smith Jud Rulnan J. Dyet John Marshall W^m A Cole Francis Campbell Ja^s Lockhart Peter Higgins R Armstrong Jn^o B Snowden G. M. D. Cantrell

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