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then asked if I was not under the influence of liquor, when I
first applied lor registration; I answered not so but that I
had a distinct recollection of all that occurred between us and
that nothing had been objected to my answers nor any diffi-
culty in relation to them save his hesitancy to my answer
about the battle of Hull's Run; after apologising for con-
suming their time and excusing myself on the importance of
the case to me I left the court-house; I found on the Monday
following that my name was placed amongst the qualified
voters. (Contestant objected, to the statements of Mr. Duer
as hearsay.)
3d.
A. I voted and for John R. Franklin.
4th. Waived.
Cross-Examination:
Where did you reside previously to your coining to Mary-
land, in 1862?
A. In St. Louis, Missouri.
Did you return to St. Louis in 1862 ?
A. No;* I returned in March or February, l8t13.
How long did you remain then in St. Louis?
A. About two months, then I returned to this county.
Did you leave St. Louis in 1802 or in 1803, at the instance
of the military authorities, or for any political reason ?
A. I did not.
Since you have resided in Maryland, have you not desired
or expressed a desire for the acknowledgment of the Con-
federate States by any Foreign power ?
A. I have not.
Have you not desired, and expressed the desire for the ces-
sation of hostilities, and the acknowledgment of the Confed-
erate States by the United States Government ?
A I have not.
To the first Cross-interrogatory filed :
A. I don't know I expressed any regret; I was very sorry
any such battle ever took place.
2d:
A. I did not.
3d:
A. I did not.
4th:
A. I have not.

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