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NEW. MEDICINE

IN II w. M - blNrlN u.
Dr. G. X. Phelps Compound TOMATO PILLS,
Entirely Vegetable
n nen and iarniaahe Medicine for MI Diseases A. 30
a substitute jor Caiomel, as a cahartie in Ferers
und NJ bilious ABecfioms.
THESE popular Pills icing combination of newly dis
covered Alkaline substance extracted from the Tomato
To modify dusc lis effects believed To be the hest Alter
n,'c mud Cuthar,ie Medicine discovered They have
universal appreciation for scrota Dyspepsia, Jaunce, Bill
ons diseases Gravel rheumatism Coughs, Colds lnauenza
ings Of all kinds, Cos.iyenes Cole. Headache, &C.
An Ahlo,cto Contagious and Epidemic diseases pre-
Aguc, &c. in those reside hot climates, and low
marhy countries and the hes, en'sre That can he used for
for the Scurvy and Travellers The hest medicine they
use to the dangers of in UNHEALTHY eli
mates For ordinary Family Physie, they universally ap-
proved us the best ever offered
Tho pee ula virtues of tho Tomato Plant, have for long
time attracted the Of the medical and thn
public and great interest has been directed ,le future
yeopement Of its medicinal qualities, Which the proprietor
is Apply in being able gra-and presents his mills 10
the public, with the full confidence of their being the MOST
certificates Of cures ION those who have them and
testimony of several physicians who have rbed them ali
demand for and the universal APPRECIATION bestowed upon
Them, as an additional evidence Of their merits and use,
tnntss.
In presenting this article to the public tho proprcter WINS
influenced BY the hope thai medicine prepared with much
care aud with strict regard to tho Chemical and Thcapeu
NC properties OF It's several Ingredients should take The nlace
OF tho Irresponsible medicines of the day. with which The
country n"unds-and from the favor already bestowed upon
| result. "' sN''s ''''"'N :" '~p'''"s luis
For full account CT this interesting discovery tesnon
ais NODE OF operation &c. pamphlets which NAV be had
gratis III all who sell these pills.
None are genuine without the signature of G. r. PHELPS,
H. ~ sole proprietor Hartford, Conn.
FOR SALE By,
Foansbe, General gent No. IL Exchange Place. near
tile Post Office Also, by Peychanu, No la3 Rue Royal
J. Baker Co; No II New Ievoe.
Dr. Marshall, Corner 81 James and Tchapitoulas .,,.
J. Ross Lafayette City.
G Morrison, No IL, Canal street. =. -,
| G Jones, Tivol Circa and Triton Walk -
u Those that wish TO act Agents. address r. A FOL-
= LANsBE, Wholesale Agep.; So. mar "
g AT'lINETS--4 cases Medium and fiue SdIiine1s
I:AS dark und mixed for sale ly 80
mar 6: ISAAC BRIDGE & co, 1871 Magazine ST
t1TMhRElLAS-l2 eases Mantla Umbrellas; fol
| u. sale by - e ISAAC BRIDGE X % ~
mart! mar . = -. =. :. Ia Magazine st
TANnl.ES-410 boxas sps'm mud 100 boxes tsow
~ candles, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE 4 co
| mar o: i34 Mughzue s,
4 tODFlSH-200 boxes for sale by : -
~ ISAAC BRIDGE& Co
mars -, 80. la Magazine st
/ nililARD.BAl.LS& rHECkS,-Jusl received n
- urge. assortment of i,illiald Balls and Checks,
l. - hush & ALLEN, =
nur6 Exchange Hotel, ror 81 chsrs, & Cou,lnoa 81,
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MAY0RAL1Y OF NEW ORLEANS.
TINE prize Of Trash -four to-day is 81 So per barrel
Il according to the tariff the bakers shall give du.
ing the ensuing week (rom Monday 25h lust 81 oun-
required weigh rs per cent more Wig: 464 ounces
MARI G GENOIS MAYER
CITY BANK, =
New Orleans March 1, 1888.
board OF Directors OF this Institution, have this
day declared dividend of Jour per, cent ON the
capital thereof payable the Stockholders or their
lesalreresentatives after Monday thu ll,h inst.
. me- RI PALFREY, Cashier.
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400 REV a RID.

a Blue Morocco Poekct Book, with steel CLASH,
u was list Yesterday. containing draft Of the Real
Estate Bank of the State Of 4rkansas favor Of Chas.
Raphy, on the N. American Trust and Banking Com
peny. New York, for del Of one hundred and ONE
thousand six hundred and iAy dollar, Oh $685.
due 10th April. nov payable % The order of Til, ).
Williamson, Pres. One other draft, samf hsnk, the
N. A. r.. & B Company, for fifty thousand dalars,
ls500Oe.) payable 10 The order of III r. Williamson
Pres. Also number of notes and oter obligations,
tn dates aud a,iphnts mol fecollected-a- small
lsibe neturn tie pocLet book and papers TO the Of
ice OF Thus. k-Les Il Co. or. for any information by
which the owner nsy regain Possession Of lie pa
pers,. De. - : -: $50, = mar
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STEAM HgCAT BILLS.

fAWNERS, AGENTS, m- CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
~ BOATS ran hare their Bits Shack ef,
Or more Colorrd Inks, PLAIN Coored Paper, triM
despatch. and E,rorabie 7erass, by ifaniHs their
ORDERS atTRUE AMERICAN OFElCE, corner o.
Poydras and 81. Charles streets.
NoyD1--,f
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GRAND CONCERT.
VOCAL ANDINS TRU MENTAL,
AtMe 81. Louis Exchange Bal Room,
For the Benefit of the ORPHAN.
WILL be given the 9th March next, hy NJ J J
w Janaot. On this occasion Mr. J will be assisted
by several of the most distinguished Amateurs Of this
City.
ORDER OF THE CONCERT
PART FIRST.
!. grand ratrntic overture by the Orchestra of the
Orleans Theatre, E Provost.
9. Variations an" Air" for the valve r,npe exec,
teddy II Duca'eI Baby
g. Cavana, from the opera Of" Chiara M Rosembr re-
ny Mrs tiella, Ricci.
4. Duo for the violin and piano, by Messrs A Marquis
and A Nores, Berrot e. Gsorm,
S. Cavatna del Podesta, Nea Gazzaa,lrn, by MIR
Santna. bus 50 OF the Italian Theatre a, la.
vana. ltussini.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Il The fast sailing brig SYREN, Captain
TN Nicholson, having half her cargo engaged,
AAEE will have despatch For balance Of 'eight
passage, apply to S&JP WHITNEY,,
mpr 13 Camp at
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HDOX CHAlR--lN0 dUze, i3ax Chairs lust
- co'vcd, aud suitable Tor shipping for sale at
Louisiana Furniture War Ro ms.
nOsI3 WM b CARNES
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BACON SlDES-5o caskH, landing from steamer
ID Car md for sale by
no G DORSEY, Al New Lcvee
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/ AEL-50 kegs leaf lnd, in store for sale BY
1 ! M G DORSEY, A New Ievee
RLtCki\G-5n gross Goslngs paste blncking,
, for by SHALL 4 BROWN,
m2 96 M,gnaiDr Al
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i Carlcto, nd 100 bugs in store, for sale by
fe26 TRIER, 81 iiravier st
AATHITNEY'S COTTON FACTORY--TLe sub
w scribor would morn merchants and planters
that his establishment is in inll operation and thai
he ia producing fabric under the style und denonn-
ton Of Whmey's negro CotlOns. Those wishing to
please call and examine for themselves ut Messrs Peel
North, agents 10 Chatrcs the establishment
of the sn Jscrber Asst Tchpupitonaa 81.
REM lMiN WHITNEY,
f.o7 New Orleans, February J, 1859
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Eall( ITVk'll RsiNtli
EOP HAVPE

1FVK NE.
Fl The fine ship PALESTINA, Capt Duncan,
,fN will have immediate despatch. FOrfreight Of
e $50 bales, or passage apply to
mar l. II GALL, 90 Common st
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ARRIVALS.
March 6. 1890.

Tow boat Pacific, Martin. from pass, having ,owcd
..d lafayette; returned city with hgs Douglas aud
and schr sakan feit the ar .he ah n. at
ksass Williams nside iu.dc brig Colony and schr in
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TO RENT.
large Ware House, 80 ct by 6 a1dlot
+ u m in Grod street, one 10, from Baron Apply
lEElU to DOYLE T. MAY,
MARI No 3 Cnroudeict ST
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Dr.. G. r. Phelps Compound TOMATO PILLS,
Entirely Vegetable
xem and inrniiabe Medicine for MI Diseases n 10
a substitute jar Caiomei, as cntnrtic in Fcrers
uni al HHliDMs AHectiONs.
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FOR SALE BY,
Foansbe General Agent No. IL Exchange Place. near
tile Pos, Office Also, by reychanu, No la3 Rue Royal,
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NORTH AMER | c A n i.

fure that doubt into certainty, or to set II
at naught.
Blu, The principles Of equity, implanted
by nature in the hearts OF oil men, and re-
corded in the code OF every civilized nation
10 the world, tell Us with loud voice, that
no man should be tried by Law enacted
after The commission o! the offence with
which he stands charged, and mhat Is the
inference Ia be drawn here! EJ~ That
Cardinal aud Duquetle, who were in the
custody of the Civil Authorities, previous
to the Proclamation of that law, under The
action Of which they have been condemned
To suffer death, will, il the seieehce be
carried into effect, be raised from the obscu-
rity of supposed offenders, into the charac-
ter OF martyrs 10 arbitrary prosecution. 81
refer not TO the nature Of the evidence
adduced against them. speak not Of
the fact that Mey have not imbrucd their
hands in blood; that their fiercest enemy
conld not impuie 10 either OF them, SIN
gle act of violence. abstain from depict
ing The sorrow Of the dying wife and The
helpless children OF the one, OF the aged
parent Of the other: their tears have
flowed around me, for the last three days;
vet, aude not to their present woes, nor
TO those which await them. | appeal not
to the feelings Of humanity, which have
hitherto characterized Your Excellency
| raise my voice solely to ask Tor justice,
and to beseech that the execution of the
sentence pronounced against them, be sus-
pended, until il may be shewn that they
have been condemned without legal trial
i speak freely, but conscientiously; and
Your ExceIlency will, doubtless, receive
with indulgence an appeal which springs
from motives that cannot be impugned.
| have the honor to be, Your Excelency's
Most obedient and
Humble servant
(Sgned,)
LEWIS Il. DRUM OND.
Montreal, Goth Dec, 1888.
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No. IX.

ANO' w.
Letter OF Lewis Thomas Drummond,
ESQ.,, Advocate, presented 10 His Excel
ency Sir John Colborne, on the eve OF
the execution of Messrs. Cardinal and
Duquette.
To His Excellency Lieutenant General
Sir John Colborne, Administrator OF
the government of Lower Canada.
&c. &c. &c.
May IL please your E1eellency,
Having fulfilled my arduous task, 40 the
Advocate OF The unfortunate men, whose
death warrant has been issued, have still
a duty TO perform, as a British subject,
whose sole desire is to see peace restored 10
the ill-iated, but still beloved country OF
his adoption.
II shall not be said that no man, but the
paid Advocate, dared raise his voice in de-
precaton of the proceedings had, prepare
tory to the execution OF the unhappy vic
Tins.
No; for If | intrude at this moment upon
Your Excellency, in my private character,
as man and as a christian, it is TO call
upon you, nay ipplore you, in the inter
ests Of justice, for the honor of the British
nation, TO pause, ere the deed be consum-
mated, which will terminate the existence
OF two Of yonr fellow creatures, whose
guilt, Gas il will be proved, ere long, has
not been established in legal manner.
Ii there exists but doubt, with regard
10 the legality of the tribunal which sat in
judgement upon them, that doubt alone
should, | humbly submit, induce Your
Excelency 10 suspend their execution,
until an opportunity can be afforded TO ma
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NORTHa AMERICAN:
swANToN, NOVEMBER a7, 1889
LIST OF THE FRENCH CANADA
ANS THAT ATTENDED GOV
THOMSON'S LEVEE.
CON TINUED.

81. ]. d. Lacroix, an old lawyer, for
merly Of Montreal, and Seignior OF
BIaiTfindie; always in pecuniary Difficult
| ty, arising from his exlravagant habis ;
convicted Of perjury before q committee OF
the House OF Assembly, on an investiga-
ton into the conduct of Mr.. Foucher, one
of the Judges of the Kings Bench APP
pointed by Mr.. Bingham 10 administer his
affairs during his absence from Canada.
and was afterwards dismissed from his stu
alton on account Of his Called
10 the Legislative Council in 1887 by Lord
Goslord. Such creature was certainly
most becoming ornament to the admins
tration OF that nobeman.
80. ]. A. Gagnon, a simple magistrate
of the city Of Montreal, who in the trou-
bes Of 1888 took refuge at ST. Adams, in
this state.
So. Leon Gossein, lawyer OF Montreal
nephew of l.. NJ. Viger, and considerable
time editor OF the .Msnerre, French radi-
cal paper published in that city, and
destroyed by order OF the Government in
the fall Of 1887 /; appointed Joint secretary
with Andre Ouimet (of whom we shall
speak further on), to the convention Of the
members Of the House of Assembly holden
at Montreal in December, 1884, at which
meeting, as noticed in the preceding num-
Der of this paper, the Hon. p. ID. De-
bartzch offered money to purchase arms TO
overthrow British authority in Canada
turned Tory with Debart2ch in 1886, and
was placed by the great renegade at the
head of dirty little Goyordonian paper,
called lie Populaire, in payment for bis
apostacy. This paper, which was pub
lished at Montreal, died in its infancy, not
having proper nourishment. Gosselin ia
now sneered at by both parties, who en-
terrain for him the most absolute contemn,
81. +. Languedoc, an old bankrupt mer-
chant, formerly Of the city Of Quebec: was
elected 10 the House of Assembly for The
Lower Town Of Quebec, but was soon
kicked out by his constituents on account of
his Tory principles. Elected in 1880 bv
the county Of Lacadie, and again ousted
in 1884 for the same reason voted in the
house against the 90 resolutions. He is
Seignior of ST. George, and proprietor of
a large tract Of land which he received from
the Government as reward for his poli
teal prostitution. Hated and despised for
various reasons by all who know him.
IS. Theophile Lemay-public notary.
colonel of militia, justice Of peace, &c. &c
OF Ste. Marie. Elected as a patriot in
1888 by the county of Rouvi!le, and voted
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on behalf uf The pfisnreHs, which this de-
poneni deemed perfectly legal, and such as
would have been unhcsitaiingly admitted
before the ordinary tribunals, and which,
moreover, had . tendency TO elicit answers
Favourable To the said prisoners bat the
said questions were regretted. And the de-
ponent hath signed :"
(Signed)
PIERRE MoREAu.
Sworn befote me. o, Montreal, this l2th
day nl December. 1888.
(Sgned)
T. f.. LEcLERc, j. p.
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AGsJsslis produced ia supper, Of the above
Petition.
(A)
DssGrist Dem Regina,
ef ~.
s.s-xft fn.~sA ~ ,S,naf Fl al

.Msnfrrsi, JosqA N. Cardiaai 81 a.
Lewis Thomas Dfgmmond. Of The
city IL Meosfcai, Esqu'fr, being duly
swofn, deposeth aud ssiih:--
That the exceptions 90 whereof true
copy 10 hctrunto annexed, were, to the
hesl Of bis hcliel, hled by Joseph y. Car
dinsi and his fellow prisoners, when ar
raigned befnsc the court martial, which
sried them lnr high treason, aud before
pleading 10 The merits Of the accusation
preferred against them and that, as the
deponeni understood from one ri the depu-
~ Judge advocates Of the said court mar
tial, the said exceptions which were over-
ruled, appear upon the record Of the said
trial.
And further The deponent saith moi and
hath signed, the present deposition having
bcen read 20 him.
GSigned)
LEWIS +. DRuMMoSD.
Sworn before me, at Montreal, this l2th
day Of December, 1888.
(Signed)
p. T.. LEcLERc, J. p.
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No. III.

Letter of Mrs. Cardinal to Lady Col
borne, supplicating her TO cause her hus-
bands life to be spared
MY Lady,-You are a wife. you are also
mother, A wife, a mother, driven by
despair, forgetting the rules of etiquette,
overstepping The great distance by which
she is separated from your ladyship, is fall
ing at your feet, trembling with fear and
her heart broken. to beg for the life oi her
beloved husband, and Of the father Of her
five children. The death warrant is al
ready signed.. The fatal hour is drawing
nigh! To morrow alas, 10 morrow
God o God, | have
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SUPPRESSED DOCUMENTS.
No. /


Petition of the Indians Of 81. Louis in
behalf OF Messrs. Cardinal and Duquetie:
To his ExccIlency Sir John Colborne,
Governor General, &c. &c.
The petition Of the undersigned, Indians
OF Sault St, Louis,
Humbly Shewe,h That we have been
struck with deep grief, in learning that our
Father had determined TO put 10 death two
Of the prisoners that we have captured:
Joseph ~ Cardinal and Joseph Duquette.
We approach, then, our Father, 10
supplicate him 10 spare the life Of these un.
fortunate men. They have done us no
harm. They have not imbrued their
hands in the blood Of their brethren. Why
spill theirs, II there must be victims,
there will be enough besides them Of un-
fortunate men, who are thousand times
more guilty than they.
a" The wife and the children Of the one,
the aged mother of the other, join their
tears 10 our voice in imploring mercy
from you.
The services that we have rendered to
her Majesty those that The Queen does
yet expect from ns, and which we will moi
hesitate to render her in proper time, in
duce US 10 believe that our humble PRAYER
will find the road to the heart OF your Ex-
And we shall never cease 10 pray unto
the Great Spirit, for the glory and conser-
walton OF our Father, and for the happiness
Of his children.
" Sault ST. Louis, Dec. 90, 1888"
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b.

LOuer Canada. Jpn. N. Cardinal Ell al,
"Andre Romuald Cherrier, Of The city
of Montreal, sudent at law, being duly
sworn, deposeih and saith
That being present in court, on Satur-
day, the first day Of December instant,
during the trial ofthe said Joseph N. Car
dina and Others, he saw one OF the mem
bcrs of the court, who was seated next to
she president, (but whose name is UNI
known to this deponent), rise and with
draw from the court for short period OF
time, during which the examination Of one
oi the witnesses Tor the prosecution was
continued, and evidence taken & recorded.
That on his return, the said member OF
the court resumed his seat. That on
Wednesday, the 9Th day OF December in
a.ani, the two members of the court. then
occupying the first and second places on
the right OF the president, absenied them
selves from cour. for period OF time not
less than fifteen minutes, during which the
evidence went on uninterruptedly, answers
having been given and recorded during
their absence and on returning, the said
two members lastly alluded 10. resumed
their seats.
And further the deponent saith not, and
hath signed, the present deposition having
been read TO him."
{Signed)
ANDRE RONALD CHRRR1ER.
Sworn before me, at Montreal, this l2th
day OF December, 1888.
(Signed)
p. E. LEcLERc, j. p.
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John M'Donald, magistrate Of Chateaugay
and who was a witness for the Crown.
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(C)
Dom Regina,
VS..

or VS..
Montreal ! Jo.eph N Cardinal ct al.
"Lewis Thomas Drummond, of the
city OF Montreal, Esquire, Advocate, being
duly sworn, deposeth and sath:---
That during the course of the trial of
Joseph N. Cardinal and others, certain
protest, whereof true copy is hereunto
annexed. was presented 10 the said court
martial by the prisoners, previous to enter
ing upon their defence, and rejected by the
said court martial, the president refusing
TO allow the said protest to be entered upon
the records OF the trial. That during the
trial, several of the members of the court
martial ahsented themselves from the conrt
for short periods Of time, during which the
examination Of witnesses was carried on
uninierruptedly. That on returning, the
said members Of the said court resumed
their seats respectively.
And further the deponent saith not, and
hath signed, the present deposition having
been read TO him."
(Signed)
LEwfs It. DRuMxogp.
Sworn before me, at Montreal, this 18th
day of December, 1883.
(Signed)
p. f. LEcLERc, J. p.
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No. H..

4fU. Ia
Letter of Mrs. Duquette, to his Excel
lcncy Sir John Colborne, asking for the
pardon of her SOM
" To his Excellency Sir John Colborne,
SC. SC. SC.
I" May it please your Excelleney,-The
aged mother of an unfortunate son, whom
tender age has brought on the verge Of the
abyss, falls at the feet Of your Excellency,
with grief in her heart and a sobbing
voice, to beg from your ExcelIency her
sons pardon. Tomorrow the fatal order,
by which the thread of his life Is 10 be cut,
is TO be put into execution. Must he die
in the morning OF his life? he who is the
only support of the latter days Of his old
mother-he who is the only protector Of
his three younger sisters-he who is a per-
feet model OF filial piety and fraternai love
he who is cherished by all his friends ! !!
Must his young and tender head fall sac
rifce on the bloody scafIold; Must your
petitioner, with her remaining children
(perhaps, alas, for her unhappiness)
be reduced to beg for their daily bread?
However abundant that bread might be, il
would always be eaten in bitterness
of soul, for il would come no more from
the hands OF a beloved son, an idolized
brothert And all this, because the unfor>
tunate young man had allowed himself for
q moment TO be led astray, and had given
way 10 storm which had developed so
many men, both Of age and experience.
No, mol Your heart, which has expert
enced the feelings OF patefnal love, must
feel compassion for my situation! You
cannot disdain tie prayer of an unfortunate
mother & if you do not give me back my
son, you at least will commute his SEN
tence, and give him time for repentance.
You will remember that he has not spilled
a single drop of the blood OF his fellow
creatures. You will not forget what he
has already suffered. You will not forget
also what your petitioner had suffered for
him, when she was driven from her home
by the FIRE kindled by the hand of the in
cendiary. Pardon, which is a kingly.vir-
tue, ought TO be your most noble pleasure.
Pardon, then, my son; and all his compa-
trists shall join me in blessing your memo
~. Pardon my son, and experience will
teach the whole world that clemency and
not rieor is the nucleus of loyalty.
And your petitioner will not cease 10
implore Heaven for the preservation and
glory Of your Excelency, and for the hap
piness of your family.
81. DASpURANp WIDOW DUquErrE.
Montreal, Dec. 90, 1888"
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ID
(D)
f'@ ss Do" r. Regina

Of VS..
LOtser Canada Jpn. N. Cardinal ct al.
Pierre Moreau. of the city and district
Of Montreal, Esquire, Advocate, being
duly sworn, deposeth and saith
That he acted as counsel for the defen-
dsnls in the above named cause, and as
sisted them before the court martial which
tried them, between the 2sih day OF Nov.
last, and the sixth day OF December inst.
That be was present in the said court
during the whole course or the said trial.
save during al absence Of few hours on
the first day, and not more than lew mi
nutes on any one of the subsequent DAYS
Of the said trial. That the questions pro-
posed by this deponeni and the other coun-
eel employed BY the prisoners, were not,
nor was any Of them, unregistered on the
records Of The said trial, previous TO being
submitted for the approval Of the court.
That several questions were proposed by
the eepcneut, and BY his brother counsel,
80 See The TFisl.
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Laws Of Vermont.

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