SHERIFF ELECTION CONTEST ARGUMENT AND ISSUE
A lengthy legal argument from 1861 discusses a sheriff election contest. It outlines legal questions about bribery and statutes, debates proper interpretation, and the incumbent Cumings defense amid charges. It weighs penal statute construction, common law harmony, and the risks of absurd results, urging strict favor toward the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cum-ings
Cumin
Frey
Nusserees
Seys Lord Mansfield
Rex
Lordale
Burrows
Bessie
Supreme Courts
Prince
McGrew
11Th Lawa
Legiola
Obesaya
Marshall
U. S
Fisher
Henry
Tilson
Vermont
Oystems Cine Tb
Growan
Welster
Hawkins
Cumings
Davy
Baker
Burr
New York
Connecticut
Equity
Caunasni
Ryder
O’ Laughlin
Cipal
O’laughlin
Cummings
Camings
Nesses
Cuminge
Iowa
Lord Coke
Old Coke
Oman
Serpenner
Howtt
Evaler
Soldier Wilkins Strikes in Rebel Cavalry Skirmish
A small detachment from Col Shack leford's Regiment at Calhoun on Green River pursued three missing soldiers and encountered about fifty rebel cavalry at night. Wilkins separated, joined the rebels in disguise, then drew his revolver, killed one and badly wounded another, aiding retreat of his unit. Report from Elkton noted federal troops in the area and rebel forces driven back by superior numbers. The Calhoun camp, under Colonels Shackleford Jackson Hawkins and Burbidge, remains eager for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danixe
Col. Shackleford
Calhuca
Green River
Todd County
Restance
Wilkins
Calkeon
Elkton
Calhoon
Shackleford
Jackson
Hawkins
Burbridge
Louisville Journal
Banks Lose Millions in Untold Coin Swings
The record notes a historic loss of about six million dollars in coin at New York banks, followed by a still larger draft of eight to ten million. The funds, unclaimed by any party, were removed from vaults by gold seekers and moved ahead, likely for years, offering no benefit to anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Hempstead
Hedghom
Misell
Ittases
John Barry
Murphy
Laughlin
Ley
Barry
McGovern
Flanagan
Hewitt