Garont sends a copy of a promissory note to Thérèse Rouleau, and asks Lefevere to ask its payment of Father Isidore Anthony Lebel, residing for some years in his diocese. Unwilling to cause trouble to Lebel, Garont writes Lefevere. If Lebel cannot pay right away, he should send to Father Epiphane Lapointe, pastor of St. Germain of Rimouski the sum of 21 francs for interest due September 18, 1862 and his creditor will be satisfied for the present. As soon as the interest is received, he will send the original bill signed by Lebel for Lefevere to authorize. He imagines that Lebel, formerly vicar at Rimouski in 1848, will be agreeable to his approach to his bishop and will thank him for not taking legal action. :: III-2-j A.L.S. French 3pp. 8vo.