TREASON DEFINED AND GRAND JURY CHARGES
Judge Leavitt delivers a long district court address to the grand jury on treason definitions. He explains levy ing war includes enlisting, arming, or aiding rebels and outlines how aiding enemies or conveying military information can constitute treason. The chargé notes the president’s call for forces amid secession and outlines necessary legal distinctions.
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Burr
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Grand Jury
Grand jury address on duty loyalty and national unity during civil strife
The speaker urges fearless independence for grand jurors, cautions moderation amid war, and prays for God’s guidance to avert bloodshed. He honors loyal Union supporters in disaffected states and calls for fraternal regard and honor for patriots, hoping for unity and final victory.
Neutrality and rebellion stir Kentucky era crisis
An armed neutrality is examined with examples from Austria in Crimea and the dangers of Kentucky declaring neutrality during Civil War tensions. A Harrison county Virginia notice details a Northwestern Virginia convention move, urging loyal states aid and proposing delegates to Wheeling on May 13 to determine action amid secessionist pressure.
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War Measures Move to Enlist Six More Regiments
Special correspondence from Ispianarots reports the governor secured approval to call six additional regiments. five infantry and one artillery accepted, no cavalry. The Adjutant General received 23 company offers, while Lt. John A Stein wed after brief leave, joining his brigade. The piece notes a self sacrificing act by a lieutenant and a self-inflicted tragedy among volunteers, reflecting warlike sentiment locally.
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Spirit of the People Demands Government Action
A country correspondence from Oscoon Indiana reports rising impatience for federal action to defend the flag after Sumter’s fall. Indiana citizens applaud the Hope Bartholemew county meeting condemning secession and pledging support for the administration to crush treason and enforce laws.
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Catholic Institute
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Methodist Church
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Lang
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Robert Sangh
M. W. Neill
N. T. Hauser
Public Meeting Sparks Home Guard in Putnam County
Citizens crowded the Methodist Church in Orrana as volunteers formed a Home Guard to defend the Union. Speakers from different parties emphasized unity under Constitution and flag. applause greeted demonstrations and pledges of support. Reports note companies departing for camps and towns aroused by patriotic fervor, with calls for liberty and victory.
Springfield Gazette Admires Jefferson Guards Officers
In Springfield Onto on April 97, a parting blessing was given to the third company, Jefferson Guards, led by Capt. P Kershner. The unit numbered 85 men, about 5 feet 9 inches tall, hailed as the finest yet mustered. Camp Jackson welcomed them with cheers as two other companies were offered to the Governor.
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Jefferson Guards
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Glory in Tipton County as volunteers surge to Union
In Buena Vista Tipton County Indiana volunteers respond to the call with two companies of 120 men each, surpassing expectations. The community unites under Union without party lines, rejoicing in reports from other regions of higher enlistment and ardor for the good cause, echoing nationwide the fight against secession. Sagpriyia Browney Ohio notes the war’s tocsin and praises the noble hearts volunteering for the Union.
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Letter From Cairo Describes Union Occupation Deployments
Cairo correspondent reports about 2,000 Union troops and Col. Oglesby’s regiment in the city, with 10 brass artillery pieces, river patrols, and a likely permanent encampment. He notes guarded levees, no interference with navigation, and calm local loyalty though sectional ties remain. rumors of Southern troops persist. The piece covers actions at Memphis, Helena, and battles over river security, plus Kentucky neutrality and volunteer enlistment.
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Taxation Provisions for Ohio Banking Companies in 1889 Act
Ohio law outlines assessment and taxation for banks and banking companies under new provisions. It details capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and real estate deductions. requires annual sworn statements to assessors. sets tax duplications and city versus county collection. and clarifies relation to the 1845 State Bank charter and earlier acts.
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