New Trial Denied in Common Pleas Case in Franklin County
In Franklin County common pleas, the court denied a new trial for H. Gideon-Em. The ruling followed a lengthy hearing on evidence that jurors read newspapers and a juror attended the jury room without proper custody. The decision discusses legal standards for jury separation and officer presence, with references to Ohio cases and authorities on jury misconduct and trial integrity.
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Robert B. Warden
Mation
Ohio
Wright
Burchfield
Sutliff
Gilbert
Cincinnati Gezelly
Couvinus
Engle
State
Warden Eeeetes
Ceperaton
Nancy Farrer
Ohio State
Seargent
Davis
Soh Waa Tecitia
Farrer
Iller
Jistrune
Whitney
Whitman
Massachusetts
Bmeedes & Marsh
Opt
West
Law Journal
Eattortr
Ludge Warden
Caan
England
Wolfe
Eng. Com
Law Rep
Union
Tennessee
Chicago Convention Should Nominate Gov. Chase for President
A Cincinnati correspondent urges that Gov. Salmon P. Chase be the Republican nominee, arguing he embodies needed qualities and is the most available choice. He notes other names like Crittenden Bates Bell Botts but dismisses their avowals, urging decisive support for Chase as the party’s best man.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Desi
Ind
Fats
Chicago
Bell
Crittenden
P. Chase
Harrisburg
Indiana
J. J. Crittenden
Kentucky
Bates
Missouri
Tennessee
Botts
Virginla
United States
National Committee
South
C. M. Clay
Frankfort
Republican Party
Nelson
Gilmer
North
Columbus
R. A. Harrison
Madison County
Ohio
Extraordinary Mirage at Sea near Reunion and Madagascar
An 1846 hurricane forces a French frigate to separate from its convoy. A sunlit horizon reveals a raft with distressed men, signals, and a rescue effort by Archimide vessels, only to vanish as debris and trees drag away and the illusion dissolves into disaster.
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Galignani
Paris
Lieut
Julien
Admiral Desfosses
India
Rio Grande City clash under Ford drives Cortinas back
Col. A Lockridge describes the Rio Grande City engagement where Capt. Ford and Rangers attacked Cortinas forces. The charge cleared a path through chaparral, pursuing retreating enemies for miles as Ford’s command held firm and captured artillery. Cortinas reportedly crossed into Mexico with twenty four mounted men. The Brownsville Flag notes Cortinas building foray plans and mobilizing two to three hundred men upriver, signaling potential repeat of frontier disorders.
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8 A. Lockridge
Rio Grande City
U. S
Cortinas
Ford
Heintzelman
Tobin
Sptain Ford
Itionee Ford
Tomlinson
Walker
Ferran
Eidenian Mii
Sacieg
Rio Grande
Ed Sy
Stoneman
Tle
Gorey Negara
Mexico
Brownsville
Camargo
Texas
Characteristics of Dahomey King Dictator of Whydah Tyrant
A Boston Post correspondent in Badagry West Africa describes Dahomey as governed by a tyrannical monarch whose word is law and who executes opponents. The king’s campaigns slaughter captives for slaves and sacrifices, with 360 victims at a chief’s funeral and 2,400 killed since the late king’s death. Messages to traders require prostrate reception, and the king’s title Reernee signifies the lion. A recent slaughter killed six hundred villagers accused of the late king’s death.
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Dahomey
Africa
Whydah
Guzo
Cabinet Aides Betray President in Indian Policy Debate
Washington correspondent accuses President’s Cabinet of disloyalty as they seek succession. He blasts Secretary Cobb for mediocrity, critiques Thorpe’s inconsistent report on Indian hostilities, and urges Congress to place the Indian Bureau under the War Department to curb fraud and corruption. The piece praises the War Secretary’s conduct and calls for retiring benefits for disabled officers.
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New York Herald
Washington
Floyd
Cass
Cobb
Georgia
House of Representatives
Thorpcot
Secretary of the Interior
Kansas
Interior Department
Indian Bureau
New York
War Department
Congress
Secretary of War
British America
Mexico
Harpg Ferry
Utah
San Juan
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Col James Impersonation Leads To Curious Legal Aid Tale
In the San Andreas Independent an anecdote centers on Col J a San Francisco lawyer who hosted overnight during a late campaign in a northern county. A brawny Pikee in wolf skin sought legal aid claiming a need to sue over a hose prompting the colonel to lean in and listen closely to the client. The tale unfolds with the two men and a tense exchange.
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San Andreas
Col. J
Col. James
San Francisco
Wolf-Skin
Squire J
Master Langdon Arrives Stirring Pigwacket Centre
The new schoolmaster Langdon draws uneasy stares from Pigwacket Centre youths as he asserts authority. A mutinous plot forms around his style and the dog incident with Abner Briggs, testing his resolve and leadership on the first days at the red schoolhouse perched above the hill.
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Langdon
Towacket
Major Ush
Flynt
Henry Fly
Mr. Bornard
Major Bush
Bernard
Pigwacket
Alminy Cutterr
Arvilly Braowne
Temple of Learning
Pigwacket Centre
Bernard Langdon
Alming
Willows
Hackmatack Rangers
Abner Briggs
Master Langdon
Percy Wentworth
Atner Briggs
Oberlin described as nuisance in political attack
A Cincinnati Times letter echoes a Ohio Enquirer piece condemning Oberlin, labeling the settlement a nuisance and urging abatement while praising Oberlin as peaceful and virtuous. The exchange highlights partisan rancor over slavery and race. A reference quotes George Augustus Sala describing Lord Brougham’s nose as a vivid, if unlovely, feature.
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Oberlin
Enquirer
Partizan
The
Cincinnati Times
George Augusta Sala
Lord Brougham
Law Intelligence Superior Court and Common Pleas Terms
Room 1 judge arrangements as Judge Storer and Judge Hoadly hear submit ted cases while Judge Spencer remains away ill. In Common Pleas Turanitarian Counce case Wiswell v Trustees of First Congregational Church, witnesses discuss papers creeds and sermons. Testimony covers church disaffection, Conway controversy, and trustees discussions with Mr Greene and Mr Kebler about pastoral leadership.
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Duéga Storer
Spencer
Hoadly
Common Pleas
Wiswell
First Congregational Church
Collins
Kebler
Church of the Redeemer
Bellows
F. Potter
Mr. Stetson
Conway
Greene
Hosen
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