Proceedings in the Trial of the Case of the United States Vs. John W. Dorsey, John R. Miner, John M. Peck, Stephen W. Dorsey, Harvey M. Vaile, Montfort C. Rerdell, Thomas J. Brady, and William H. Turner: For Conspiracy ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1882 - Postal service |
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... COUNSEL FOR THE GOVERNMENT . BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER , Attorney - General . RICHARD T. MERRICK , GEORGE BLISS , WILLIAM W. KER . COUNSEL FOR DEFENDANTS . JEREMIAH M. WILSON , ENOCH TOTTEN , JEFF . CHANDLER , R. B. CARPENTER , ROBERT G ...
... COUNSEL FOR THE GOVERNMENT . BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER , Attorney - General . RICHARD T. MERRICK , GEORGE BLISS , WILLIAM W. KER . COUNSEL FOR DEFENDANTS . JEREMIAH M. WILSON , ENOCH TOTTEN , JEFF . CHANDLER , R. B. CARPENTER , ROBERT G ...
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... Counsel then announced themselves ready , b on behalf of the Government and the defendants . The two defe ants , on behalf of whom this proposition is now made , were then resented in court and spoke by their counsel . I think ...
... Counsel then announced themselves ready , b on behalf of the Government and the defendants . The two defe ants , on behalf of whom this proposition is now made , were then resented in court and spoke by their counsel . I think ...
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... counsel . The COURT . And not by the counsel . Because if it was thrown o to counsel probably there would be some trouble in the selection of jury , and the court might have to interfere at last to stop the inqui » Mr. MERRICK . Will ...
... counsel . The COURT . And not by the counsel . Because if it was thrown o to counsel probably there would be some trouble in the selection of jury , and the court might have to interfere at last to stop the inqui » Mr. MERRICK . Will ...
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... counsel , or anything else , and stood mute , and all the other sharp fellows around him used up his four challenges . He would say , " Where am I ; what shall I do ? " He would turn to brother Ingersoll and say , " Robert , what shall ...
... counsel , or anything else , and stood mute , and all the other sharp fellows around him used up his four challenges . He would say , " Where am I ; what shall I do ? " He would turn to brother Ingersoll and say , " Robert , what shall ...
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... counsel for the Government . ] Have you anything to say on that subject ? Mr. MERRICK . Only that I suppose the practice will be as suggested by the counsel , who has just taken his seat , in a speech this morning . If I understood him ...
... counsel for the Government . ] Have you anything to say on that subject ? Mr. MERRICK . Only that I suppose the practice will be as suggested by the counsel , who has just taken his seat , in a speech this morning . If I understood him ...
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Adairville advertisement affidavit allow Baker City BLISS Brady called Canyon City carry the mail Cedarville challenges charge clerk client conspiracy contract contractor counsel COURT Dalles dated defendants evidence examined expedition fact gentlemen Government Greenhorn H. M. Vaile handwriting HENKLE HINE honor horses hundred indictment indorsed INGERSOLL Interposing J. W. Dorsey jacket John July June 30 juror jury Kanab Kearney letter Loup City matter MCSWEENY ment MERRICK miles Miner month's extra pay Nephi Johnson object Ojo Caliente papers last read parties Peck peremptory challenges petition Post-Office Department postmaster prove Pueblo question read was marked Saint Charles schedule Second Assistant Postmaster-General signature signed statute subcontractor Submitting another paper suppose testimony that?-A there?-A thing three trips time?-A tion Toquerville TOTTEN trips a week trips per week voir dire WILSON witness
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