The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-30

House; had been there twice; came
first time about month before the
raid and second time about week
before the raid; but last time he did
not put up at the hotel.
Cross-eramiaed By mr. Royce. -Doty
and Bruce were those who kept guard.
Toavis went by the name of Doty at St.
Albums and st. Johns l stood on the
Groom they were on the walk and by
the fence Young and another man
stopped at American-the other man
[ have not seen; some were on the
street; two men stood guard over us:
some were getting horses, but I am
not able to identify them. Swagor
came out Of Fields yard with his buck
skin horse and a collar saw Collins
at the National Bank was then
standing on the steps of the American,
and saw him with Blaisdell near the
Bank--he was armed. / afterwards
saw him on horseback. gave dep
osition in Montreal before Judge Cour-
sell saw some of them in STAN
bridge just before they went to St
Johns.
Be-eramined by Nr. Dereu-The
man ! saw at the National Bank was
about my size, and wore a shawl
Charles A. Marin. I was in St Al
bans, October 10, 1864; saw armed men
near the American House-two going
out of the st. Adams Bank; | saw one
man without hat while standing on
brother Thomas door-steps The men
were armed and mounted in front of
the American, Webster's and st. Al
bans Bank. They fred off their pis-
tolls, some in the air Bennett Young
ordered them to fire the Greek fire at
the wooden buildings / saw some
saddles, brides and blankets taken
from Bedard's shop. Saw two in
front of Miss Beattie's shop. ] saw
Mr.. Morrison fall There were two
men there on foot-one of the men
who fired stood by the horse and either
firerd over or under the horse. Atthis
time there were men by w. n Smiths
store; men who were near Fuller's liv-
cry stable Most of them had arms,
and most had hayersacks. When they
went away out of sight, they went to-
gether.
saw Bennett Young and Doty in
Canada; identified them. 1 heard
Young when-he gave order about the
Greek fire. He was one of the two
men in front of Miss Beattie's shop.
saw Doty when he came up the
sidewalk and on the east side Of the
highway on horseback. He jumped
across the ditch-I took particular no.
tice Of him That was the first time
saw him.
Cross-erqmmed by H. S Royo The
first l saw of Bennett Young that day,
he was nearly in front of w. \ Smiths
store going towards the north / did
not notice him below that. He was
one of the two who were going north
together. The first notice Of Young
that / took, was when he gave the
Greek fire order to the men [ stood
on the store steps Is or 20 minutes
until they went out of sight.
l was in Montreal recognized Tea
Wis as one who rode up street and was
called back. l saw some of the men
in Farnham, Waterloo, St Johns and
Montreal When l identified him in
St Johns, his name was different from
what it was in Montreal When /
identified the prisoners, there were
four at Farnham. | was called on to
identify them. Teavis was on black
horse when he jumped from the side
walk into the road.
Re-erammed By mr. Dewey-At St /.
Johns, the prisoners were all together
when we were called on to identify
them, Teayis called himself Doty in
ST. Johns.
Albert So'rles I am Cashier of the
First National Bank of ST. Adams
Last October, 10Th day was in St .
Adams. Two strangers came in and
accosted me, telling me was their pris
oner-put pistols at my head, and told
me that if | made resistance, they
would shoot me dead 4 third one
came in and the spokesman told one
to go around and get the funds of the
bank The first two were armed. The
third one went behind the counter and
stuffed his pockets, and when they
We're full, he threw the bonds and
money ON the counter where the 9th
ers could get hold of them. They put
them into a satchel, and after looking
through the drawers, they left. The