Letter from T. J. Mead to Mississippi Governor James L. Alcorn; August 18, 1870

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Letter from T. J. Mead to Mississippi Governor James L. Alcorn; August 18, 1870

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Alcorn, J. L. (James Lusk), 1816-1894 Fowler, William Mead, T. J.

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Criminal Procedure Criminal Procedure--Pardon

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Mississippi--Adams County. Natchez Mississippi--Hinds County. Jackson

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African Americans Imprisoned People's Families Imprisoned people

Letter from T. J. Mead to Mississippi Governor James L. Alcorn; August 18, 1870

Custom House,Natchez
August 18^th, 1870

My Dear Sir:

The bearer, Mr. Fowler visits Jackson again for the purpose of getting your pardon for his brother. His petition has some of the best and mast influential colored men in this place on it and if the Circumstances of the Case are such as to warrant you in granting the prayer of the petitioners no one will feel more qratified than I.

Very Truly
And Sincerely Yours

T. J. Mead

His Excellency,
James L. Alcorn,
Gov. of Mississippi.