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in this
&
cabbane in
on the loar- for that whereas
the
said Plaintiff to wit on the
day of August in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight
hundred & fifteen
this court, at
the special appointment
and request of the said Defendants
had
employment as a trader and had
agreed to go up the
its dependencies to trade with the
for the said Defendants as their agent- and
to continue in such their
service & employment untill the
day of June
in consideration thereof promised to
pay to the said
Plaintiff therefor three
hundred dollars at the expiration
of the
said term of service-
to wit on the same day &
in permanance of this said
agreement
he intend into the service & employment
of the said
Defendants as such trader and proceeded up the
& its dependencies - and carried on
trade
& merchandizing the said Defendants
among the Indians
there, according to
the directions &
Defendants and continued in their
service as such trader, - performing all the
duties incumbent upon him
to do and
perform as such trader under the said
agreement, untill
the
one thousand eight
hundred & sixteen
and untill his term of service was completely
Defendants
although often requested
have not paid to the said Plaintiff
the
said sum of three hundred dollars or
any part thereof- but to
pay the same have
And for that whereas the said Defendants
afterwards to wit on the
July one thousand eight hundred & seven
teen
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aforesaid were
the further
sum of four hundred dollars
for the work
said plaintiff, before that time
by the said
Plaintiff in and
about the
as this
up the
among the
& request of the said
Defendents
And being so indebted, they the said Defendants
in
on
the same day & year last aforesaid at the
place
said Plaintiff the said last mentioned
sum of money when they
unto afterwards
And whereas
to wit,
on the same day & year last
aforesaid at the place & within the
aforesaid in consideration,
that the said Plaintiff
at the
said Defendants had before that time
done
Informed of
care & dilligence in & about the
the said Defendants as their servant or
agent
in a trading voyage up the
& its dependencies
among the Indians and
in them carrying on trade &
then & there faithfully promised
the said
for reasonably
same. When they the said Defendants should
be
deserved to have of the
said Defendants
the further sum of four hundred dollars
to wit at
the place & within the
aforesaid whereof the said Defendants afterwards
to wit on the same day
& year
last aforesaid there had another - Yet the
said Defendants
although after
have not paid to the said
Plaintiff the said
several
or any part themof,
but to pay the same
have
of six hundred dollars and thereof
he brings
Louis Beaudain
vs John P. Cabbane &
Declaration in case
case damage six
hundred dollars.
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We command you to summon
copartners in
the
name style and firm &
that they be and appear before the Judge of
the
town of
of
next then and there to
docres of a
danger of said plantiff six hundred dollars
and have you
Executed by the acknowledgement of
Cabban and Antoin
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On motion of the defendants
by their Attorney it is ruled that a Dedi-
mus issued to any
depositions of witnesses to be read on the trial
of the whom
cause on the part of the defen-
dants.--
A true
To the above named Louis Beaudou
that
on Saturday
this month between the
hours of ten O'clock in the
morning &
of
be read on the Trial of the foregoing
Attorney for
of the
named Louis
vs Cabbamm &
further
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Be it
year of the independence of
the
me Francis M. Guyol, one of the
county of
sayth, that some time about three or four
years ago, Louis
engaged on
a voyage or wintering trade (
and started from
getting to cotes
continued so drinking until he had no more liguor: that when
to the wintering ground the said
to
trade with the
him
the
Answer: yes he did so.
Question: When the a
Answer: Yes, he was a little
Question: Was he then able to trade with the
Answer: He said to the
trade with
of
one gallon of wisky; the indians brought in their
and
having much
them, Louis
The indians
took their pettries, and went to trade them with
Question: To the best of your knowledge how many packs us as there
at the time you left the
trading
the
Answer: there was ten packs of
Question: At the time
with the
indians did they breake the door of the
pillage it?
Answer: Yes.
Question: Out of the fiveteen packs that were in the store
how many did Louis
answer: Louis
and his brother traded all the
that Louis
Question by planitifs attoney: do you know how long, Louis
Answer: eight or nine months.
Question: Among what nations did you go with Louis
to trade?
Answer: I went with Louis
go with him to the
Question: Where did you trade with the
Answer: at the
Question: Why did Louis
the indians?
Answer: he does not know, because he did not understand
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Question: Whos
Answer: Very little.
Question: did many
Answer: When the indians came from abroad, they came to trade and traded when they could.
Question: do you know of any pethies buy
Answer: They carried then back whenever
Question: Was Louis
Answer: yes, but some times he was in his good=
Question:
Answer: No, we did but very little.
Question: did you
Answer: Yes. And further this deponent sayth not.
And
and sayth that he
saw Louis
to take
the petries, so he did, and
this
deponents
conduct. This was at the wintering ground of the
deponent also sayth he
of Cabané and Chemié at that time and further this
deponent
sayth not.
The foregoing
M.
on the date in their behalf before
written, at the office
of
morning and six of
the clock in the evening, to be
as
of St. Louis County, between Louis
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Antoine
for them - that the
have was
of their
filed
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And now at this
and defend the
wrong
against then most to
tain because they say they did not under
take, promise
& approve in manner & form the said Plantiff in his declaration hath
And the said Plaintiff doth the like on
And for further
Plaintiff ought not to have & maintain his
thereof against them in manner & form or
became they say, before the impetrotion
of the Plaintiffs writ
of August eighteen hundred & eighteen
Town of
will & truly paid
demand above complained of & this they
are ready to hereby whereform or
And the said plaintiff saith that he ought not he
learned
not pay in manner &
the like.
Pleas filed
1818
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You are hereby commanded to summon
Louis Grand Gingette
that setting aside all manner of excuse
and delay
the Judge of our circuit court on the
then there to testify and the truth to say in a certain matter
of controversy now pending in our said court, wherin
and
part of the
served this writ on
by Leaving a
copy
hereof with Jonathon
B.Bright at the store of
where his inherant at
This time
Served this writ on
Louis Grand,
March 1819
it to him the
interpreting in the
Louis Beandain
vs John P Cabbone &
Served this writ
by
it to her
March
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You are hereby commanded to summon
that setting aside all
manner of excuse and delay
Judge of our circuit court on the
then there to testify and the truth to say in a certain matter
of controversy now pending in our said
court, wherein
and
part of the
Served on
in Town
1818
Served on Louis Ouvre
by reading to him in
the village of
ship
Louis Beandain
vsJohn P Cabbone
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You are hereby commanded to summon
that setting aside all
manner of excuse and delay
Judge of our circuit court on the
then there to testify and the truth to say in a certain matter
of controversy now pending in our said
court, wherein
and
part of the
Louis
vs Cabanne &
Rogue
not formed in
April 1819
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You are hereby commanded to summon
La violette Louis Grand Gingethe
that setting aside all
manner of excuse and delay
Judge of our circuit court on the
then there to testify and the truth to say in a certain matter
of controversy now pending in our said
court wherein
executed on
leaving a copy hereof at the store
of Sanguinette & Bright
Louis Grand
& Gingette
not found
1 service 33
3 non ests 1.50
travel 9
$1.92
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You are hereby commanded to summon
that setting aside all
manner of excuse and delay
Judge of our circuit on the
then there to testify and the truth to say in a certain matter
of controversy no pending in our said
court, wherin
and
One
found
&
in this county
vs
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You are here commanded to summon
that setting aside all
manner of excuse and delay
Judge of our ciicuit court on the
then there to testify and the truth to say in a certain matter
of controversy now pending in our said
court, wherin
and
and have you then and there this writ
vs.
Executed
1819
not
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You are hereby commanded to summon
that setting aside
all manner of excuse and delay
Judge of our circuit court on the
then there to testify and the truth to say in a certain matter
of controversy now pending in our said
court wherein
this
uinette by leaving a copy
July
net
leaving a copy with his wife
at
his residence
August 1819
not found
vs
Chenier &
for Defendant
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You are hereby commanded to summon
Aubushon
that setting aside all
manner of excuse and delay
Judge of our circuit court on the
then there to testify and the truth to say in a certain matter
of controversy now pending in our said
court wherein
and
part of the
Louis Boudain
vs Subp
J P Cabbanne &
Executed on
by reading it to him in the
Town of
on C Sanguinette
copy it at the store
Gregoin
not found
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You are hereby commanded to summon
that setting aside
all manner of excuse delay
Judge of our circuit court on the
then there to testify and the truth to say in a certain matter
of controversy now pending in our said
court wherein
and
part of the
Excuted on
Amoble
Mr.
on the
full
seven month
Beandouin
vs
Cabanne & Cherie
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You are hereby commanded to summon
that
setting aside all manner of excuse and delay
Judge of our
circuit court on the
then there to testify and the truth to say in a
certain matter of controversy now pending in our said
court wherein
and
part
of the
6th
Rouge De Baccin not