County. Sentence. Grounds on which the Petition is based. Names of Petitioners known to Governor. June 21, 1858 Jolly Sebastian...... Murder... Calaveras.....5 years..... Good conduct during his imprisonment. A. W. Taliaferro, C. W. Robinson, and 7 others, officers of the Prison.

DECISION.-July 1.-Let this man be restored to citizenship, having served out his term, and given satisfactory evidence of good conduct, in all respects, whilst in Prison.

5 years..... That his conviction was owing to the ex- W. H. Ramsey, County Judge, and 75 cited state of the public mind. others.

DECISION.-August 9.-This man has served out his full term of five years,! and I only regret that my attention was not called to the case at an earlier day, as the papers on file satisfy me that he was the victim of popular excitement, and ought never to have been convicted. Let him be restored to citizenship at once.

DECISION.-August 16.-This man having produced the most satisfactory evidence of good conduct during the whole period of his imprisonment, will be restored to citizenship at the expiration of his term, the 26th inst.

DECISION.-August 16.-All the officers of the State-Prison having certified to the good conduct of this man during the whole term of his imprisonment, he will, at the expiration of his term, (21st inst.,) be restored to citizenship.

Names of Petitioners known to Governor John Morton, G. B. Gordon, J. McKenzio, and other officers of the Prison

3 years..... Good conduct during his imprisonment, and A. W. Taliaferro, and other officers of the since his discharge. State-Prison.

DECISION.-August 30.-This man having served out his term of imprisonment, (which expired September, 1857,) and during the past year behaved himself with great propriety, will be restored to citizenship.

3 years..... His youth and his good conduct during his W. R. Isaacs McKay, . H. Harrison, and imprisonment. other officers of the State-Prison

DECISION.-September 7.-This man having served out his full term, and produced satisfactory evidence of his good conduct whilst in Prison, will be restored to citizenship.

1 year...... Good conduct during his imprisonment, and A. W. Taliaferro, Thomas Barnes, Frank since his release. M. Shattuck, and Wm. Ross.

DECISION.-October 11.-This man has served out his full term, and conducted himself with great propriety during his imprisonment. Let him be restored to citizenship.

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Grounds on which the Petition is based. Names of Petitioners known to Governor. 3 years..... That his conduct during his imprisonment John Morton, H. Bristol, C. W. Robinson, was good. and 21 others.

DECISION.-October 11.-This man having produced the most satisfactory evidence of his good conduct during the whole three years of his imprisonment, will, at the expiration of his term, (the 19th inst.,) be restored to citizenship.

DECISION.-October 11.-This man having conducted himself with propriety during his imprisonment, and given evidence of reform, will, at the expiration of his term, (30th inst.,) be restored to citizenship.

Good conduct during his imprisonment, and James Lansing, Henry R. Lincoln, Chas. that before the commission of this crime! P. O'Neil, and 24 others. his character was good.

DECISION.-October 21.-This man having produced the certificate of the officers of the Prison, showing his good conduct, in all respects, during his imprisonment, will be restored to citizenship at the expiration of his term of sen

Isaacs McKay, and 93 citizens of Nevada County.

Before the commission of this crime he bore A. W. Taliaferro, John C. Gordon, W. R. the reputation of a peaceful and lawabiding citizen; and during his imprisonment has conducted himself with great propriety.

DECISION.-November 21.-This man having produced evidence of his good conduct during his imprisonment, let him be restored to citizenship.