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stitution on this su6ject'S
Treason sgainst the L
consist only in levyins "
or in adhereing 10 their &
them aid and comfort. No
convicted Of treason unless
ny OF two witnesses 10 the
or on confession in open cOu.,
"The Congress shall have
clare the punishment Of treasOl
tainder Of treason shall work
blood, or forfeiture. except dp
of the person attained"
To those provisions the followin
so applicable:
The trial Of all crimes, exec.
Of impeachment, shall be by jury,
trial shall be by jury, and such trial
be held in the State where the said
shall have been committed" S.
Pursuant TO the power thus gre
Congress at an early day passed thief
ing act, which is still in force: re-.
"If any person or persons owing ell
ance to the United States of America, shah
levy war against them, or shall adhere
their enemies. giving them aid and comto.
within the United States, or elsewhere, and
shall be thereof convicted, on confession in
open Court, or on the testimony of two
witnesses to the same overt act Of The trea.
son whereof he or they shall stand indicted
such person or persons shall be adjudged
guilty Of treason against the Unitsd States
and shall suffer daaih
glance as used l.,
lutte, but qualified.
dent upon or cbuine.
cry person resiaenti
living under and snjoyh.
their laws, owes such q
ITO the government as TO be-
thereto tor any violation Of that sta
Every indictment must charge 6
more overt acts committed within thet
and the testimony of two witnesses to-.
same overt act or confession in oper
Court, il essential to conviction. The very
nature Of any overt act renders il probable
that more than one witness can be found
1 whenever such act has been committed
and hence Justice to the Constitution ant
laws, to government and society, as wei
as TO the accused, is better shbserved By
causing no one to be put Upon trial unIes.
the graud jury are satisfied, from ample
testimony before them, that conviction vii
follow. To witness 10 the same overt ac
mus. always be produced, OF no indictmen
can be foun1. ,,n
j It would serve 70 coufuse rather than as
.ist you, il an elsb"rate'snslysis were civ
en- or tho nice distinctions upon which tb
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-18
.. COVENANT MUTUAL ..
LIFE IN s. u r A N G. e
COMPANY
OF SAINT LOUIS.

~ Office. northeast corner Second and Pine
street, basement Boatmen's Saving Institution, ST.
Louis.
WHAT Is LIFE INsURANcE?-1. II is the ex-
ercise- Of prudence, of benevolence. O. 1t secures
independence, domestic happiness 10. the widow
and orphan. 3. Is more eficacious. IN IFS opera
tons as regards the moral and domestic comfort
of the people, and IN its tendency 10 reduce taxa
ton, by its reduction of panpersm, and possibly
OF crime than the legislation of our wisesi states
men; and, if universally adopted, would be a ma
tiona blessing. 4. 1t affords 10 persons of every
class, and in every station of life, the means to
avoid much future misery to their families and to
render them Independent of public o. private
charity. s. .... a.
While il is the manifest and imperative duty OF
every parent, curing his Lifetime, TO embrace all
honorable means of supporting and advancing the
interest of his offspring, so if is equally his duty
to avoid leaving them at his death to grope their
way in helpless poverty through an ulcharitable
world; and equally apparent is the duty of every
husband to provide, in case of his death, for the
surviving widow. To effect all which Life Insu-
rance Companies have been formed, which enable
every husband and parent, by the payment OF a
small sum, either nnually or quarterly, to pro-
vide for his widow and fatherless children.
GERARD B. ALLEN, President.
Hon. SAM'L TREAT, Vice President.
ISAAC NJ. VEITCH, Secretary.
CHARLES CLARK, Gen. Agent,
l. 2. VAUGHAN, Medical Ex ximiner, Glasgow.
CLAnK Il. GREEN, Agent, Glasgow. g.
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actually svs
"Ths trarellins
place of rendezvous -
be sufficient. This would
act and has no warlIke sppe
meeting Of particular bodies
their marching from places Of pa
place of general rendezvous. weul
overt act.n u .saaa
A secret meeting, although cha.
bs Of conspirators and although il M
treasonabls intent, is net an actual lev
ing of war.a 81
The disiinsaiens thus drawn NAY. b
more, briefly stated in these words: A Tres
sepsble design unaccomPsnied. Or
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lowed by reasonable act, is not treason.
A conspiracy to levy war is not an actual
levyirg Of war. The assembling men, or
an sssemblage not in military array or in
attitude Of war, viii not be an overt act.
The assemblage must he warliks one
be in sufficient force to have The sppsarance
or posture Of war, or must have the sppear-
ance or posture Of war, or must have re-
sorted 10 forcibls opposition, or must haze
marched in bodies or detachments towards
some place Of rendezvous, or done some
other open visible act Of war, before the
overt act has been committed. ~-.
On this point it is apprshended you viii
have very little difficulty; for when way
actually exists, inquiries into the precise
steps, successively taken, from the inceb,
tion Of the reasonable design to the FIRST
overt act, may be of less importance than
investigation of the acts done towards car
rying it on, or giving aid and comfort to ths
enemy, in adherence TO his cause. When
war exists. all who are leagued in the gen.
eral conspiracy and perform any Of the va
rious and essential military parts of prose-
cutting it, are guilty Of treason. Thus,
commissary who is at distance from the
scene OF active military operations, and
who may never have been present at any
hostile assemblage, or even seen the rebels
in camp or in military array, may, by fur
nIshing supplies to the traitorous force, be
as guilty. as if taken in battle with arms in
his hands. So may it be with an officer
commissioned to recruit, who enlists and
forwards men 10 fill the rebel ranks; or with
any other person who voluntarily furnishes
them with money. arms. ammunition, pro-
visions, or supplies, or who otherwise per.
forms, if he beleagued inthe general scheme
"any of the various or ss s;ential parts
which in carrying on war must be as.
signed to different individuals." 1t is ne
cessary, however, that he should have
been leagued in the general conspiracy, and
also have performed some part, towa ards Is
prosecution; for both the ,ntent and the act
must exist, or the crime has net been per-
petrated--is not complete. & f'~'
IF the treassnable intent does exist,
however, the overt act may consist, NOT
only in furnishing men. money, arms or
provisions, but also in giving intelligence
whereby the enemy may better conduct his
hostile movements, be saved from reyerses
or aided in his plans. 1t is obviously of
great moment TO be accurately informed of
the numbers and position of an opposing
rec and of their plan of campaign and in
ed movements. At times, no more
tant aid can be given. Actual pre-
the hostile ranks may be of far
'ance TO the foe than a timely
ion from a, distance concerning
us Of the opposing force,
or contemplated.
been raised, then the plain
lis to refrain from what
'ute to the snemy's "a,
In foreign wars all
=. intercourse and
Nnding nations are
dictionary move
in the general
are not ne.
Scours.
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.., -i,..ra.., F.. -e5 ss tS q
Is .s,.,..... .fIrs s5---sr ss- ,4I- 2 49, b
classification Of the different treasons, un-
der different circumstances, may depend
1t will sniice to state the crime Is commit
ted whenever war against the United States
by those owing allegiance thereto, is raised,
created, made, or carried on, or when, du-
ring war, they adhere to the enemy, Civ
ing him aid and comfort Lsi5snsa
"The terms 'levying war embrace not
merely the act Of formal or declared war,
but any combination, in military array, for
eibly to prevent or oppose, generally, the
execution Of provision either Of the United
States Constitution, or Of a United States
statute: or forcibly to subvert the United
States Government or any department
thereof; or by force to procure the repeal or
alteration of the Constitution or laws; if
such combination be accompanied or follow
ed by an act Of fOrcible opposition in pur-
suance Of the reasonable design" The
Offenss is not 10 be Judged alone by the
number assembled, or even by the hostile
appearance of the asssmblage; there must
be conspiracy to resist by force, and an
actual resistance by force Of arms,ar intimi-
dation by numbers. The conspiracy and
the insurrection connected with il must be
TO effect something of public nature con-
cerning the United States-to overthrow
the Government, or some department there
of, or "to nulhfy and totally hinder the ex-
ecution of some U. s. law or the U. s. Con
stitu,ion,' or some part thereof, or to COM
pei its abrogation, repeal, modification or
change, by resort 10 violence. Inasmuch
las the Constitution provides peacsable
guar mode whereby it or the US.
ay be amended, there canbs no 9TH
.ful mode of efiecting that end known
: to the Constitution or law.
it is both the right and duty of every
10 become fully informed upon all
entail affairs SO as to discharge his
! obligations intellisently at
I in other legimate ways, aud
'e press and of speech are
lor that as well as other
e,and as the right Of the
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-19
9oltimpre. pen BE-. 0ftpber 1881.
SSns tic gcrme m56ten.

Q8ir Serfuhten neult6 til eirern Nrtitel putt@
IRE EIuelinten". bte tpt6ti9fen milit1rilGen
Nunfte luGeres SperattpnSterrains anjuoeate1
unO betGaeten Die Mun9eltaftt9fett, nit pelAer
un1re @eaterung Die BeRBnn9 ~perIelben i'm YIN
fauee betrteben bat. s2R asa .es -
@ir erleGen aus etrrem Mrtifel bes 0tthmUnO
@raminer, DAP un1re &la9fn unb 81 fIr6tun9en
nur su ls9r gerehtferti9t waren, unO ZAP Die
renneleiA SsrbaltnibmaBi9 ~Serin9en @rfOl9e pte
NnIprIAe ltno 6pfnunsen Der &ebelen in etnem
10 bepentlthen @rope ~setetgert baben, DAP mir
ale un1te &rdfte a~ufbteteu mit0eu, um tbren
srUberunssluttsen @sinnuneen Die 0aase gu
balten. Der @ramtuer la9t
Die natirlthen @renSen Der cOnfDoertrtet
@taaten Ino TIM Ncroen Der 01tlourt, Miliillippt
unb Ohio, Damn bic 9iprD9ren3en 8ir9tnter's
uno MarSlanD'6 Die ipthttglfe 0ren3ltnte
aber bilpet Der S6tp. Die Shla1t BET Nta@
uaIas sat, aeaena6er Der SfentliAen Nietnuns
Der gBelt bic 6rage Spn Der unabbGn9t9fett pes
SaOens erleptst. 9laeS, trOrrm es ltA jsst NOD
9anNelt, 1T leDt9lt6 eth &f fur Die Grlans
suug unlerer rsGtmdBt9en @ren5er.
yum Die @ren3e l~trettet man in NltlIpurt, in
Rentudp, In WeltStrgtnteu, unp balo miro pasz
lelbe in Marpl0nD Der 6aq fem.
Der Rampf fam ntGt frit6er altfDpren, bis
mir d 3uriidsepUnnen, mas Der gerratb ben
Setnben pes SapetS In bic 6anoe lptelte uno bic
unlere Banner an pe8 SIIpens natiirlthen @rers
3ea tpe6en. Qber ale Spfer an 9eben unO @elO,
ale Granf6etten uno 2etren, bic nod iiber unler
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ter Der nteprisen MGnner 5uriid, Die ben 8pOen
t9rer 6eimatb, unlere uno lire 9erpe in Die
6anbe Der ginprtn9liuse ipielten."
Die 8ebeIeh baben Die @tGtt9feit Der GluBs
LINEN Uoltommen ~besrtfen UNI Die II a tirl
den @ren3en liup ni6t libel 9erGblt. Gor
Alem mG6ten iie lb pes S9ic t~emahttgen uao
paber lire bepcutsnpen Experimentation
in &sntuf9, psl9e lif berettS auf 10000 biz
$4,000 Mann b~elaufeu l~olea. Der alte Spe-
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bpfen, Dap paS &rie9sDepartsment jeBt wents~
items ale Nnlren9un9en maAsn pirO, liA Der 70
wi8tt8en unp 10 iAwerteOrau8ten puntte gu Sers
l6ern,
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d10en BON 6ett6ronn" ccnipuntrt, bic int 6cftGed>
ter at 0tesbaben uuber Der eepGbnli6en 1teas
terseit am II. Qu3ult In Qnpelenbeit pes CONF
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lett eebraGt perOen io[. (g8ptl rns ,
Or. Gran3 9ts3t bat ietne STEELE
ais 6oftapelmeiter tm auBerCrOentliGen Dtenft
tn @etntar nteuergelest nno btele Staot bereits
oertafsn, Gtutge Iuhen tbn etnem Tufe Oes
6arlten BON 5pben3o1ern 9ehtn9ea mad 26pene
berg In Salelten folsen. DaBe9en erfaRreu
mir, paB tbm Der 0rObter3O8 bon Sa4ien. Net=
mar paS SGlGBAen @6lfer8taufen am GuBe pes
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oab Der &inltler liG bort in lanpltGer @tnI am@
felt nit Der Nuefubruug elmer srSBersn SpnfASp>
flung bel6afti9en nil.
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Sur G6araftertffts sAloder's.

N(s 6tfprifer nitant SGlofer cine Der Der<
bcrra9en0lten Stelen 1T Der beatIAen Sttsratllr
elm,
Wan ptrb faum 3a oiel la9eIt, tosittt man I'm
Den peutlHen Gacitt8 nenut. Gr bat aue YEP
let, mie ATE @pr3Gge bes grpBeu @Smsrs. Setn
9tpl 1T, tpte Der bes NTmer5, raub, btn llnp ME
Der bunfel, ia Bin unp rteoer monumental, mte
aus Grant aebaueu. 9uf @tegan3 Der SNretb~
petle Leaf CT nidt ben sertnelten gBertb. Oa9e<
aen 1T er IhurunosloS in letnen Sert6tsn 9e9en
6phe rno g1ieprtge, er psdt Die Sitnoen Der fau=
len 6Gfe oes aAt,ebnten Sabrburperts NIT Dem
grnIt oe8 ge1hi6taIhreiber6 auf uno fobrt nit
Der Spnpe ttnab III Den faulen @aoaper Der
MonarAte. @ber eben 70 ernlt balt ct benz Nolfe
feline NusiGpeifun9en Dor; Jpn B eteden feline
YbraIen, TIN betbSrt fetne NlarIe!latle nno feline
@ilttne'l1e 9rpflamatipn, uao tn benz Oeip'rr
tnD Dem brarIenpen Oampfen oes &slele Der
RepOluttpn erfennt Rr Has Die WOtipe Der Sal
lien ltdp 8arraS, Der Trerpn unp ber Stepes.
Wlan trrt Itd, tpent1 man elaubt, S6lpIler let
Elm 6epplutiOn0r In Der mppernen Seoeutun9 pes
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pterre nod ct, Suit !; Elm N(ant, tpte Der vi
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aQein mir nebmen teinen g%nltanO, gu lasen, Dap
lein @eit niGt fir sroee @oncepticnen selaafen
mar; gu na6tern friefi&, gu weni9 cOrnprsbsnlto
pielei6t, ~lieferte er cine aus9e5etHnete, 1tnpar@
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purGpebte &rttit Der @erlpnen unp Gerbaltnile,
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3wstten bset ct Die sr0bte Ss~unDernns,- ben
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tpaGrte ct Die plfrtefI6en @rinnerunsen letner
ISu9eno. @ieleiht erfldrt pte6 MianAe5. QBie
mad Der alien Qtnli6t fein srpBer Mtann 9rcb tit
Dor leinem &ammerOiener, bet feline 5elOen ltO-
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tegt er Die 3eitgenOien, bet welden tim ptes c9ne
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Die 9etpen Der Gsr9un9enbett, auf eeren Gebe
ler unb Sa9enben liA bereits Der S9leisr Der
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gu teben lit.
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Eele0rapbiltbe Wncbrtcbten.
e<u9tttfar ben Baltimore @sder.
@pn General Banps 0iptffpn.

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ten BON Serltn 9eben Die Nebelsn, WelGe li9
bst'm 5eran1aben Der ungelunOen Sabree3ett an
ben Sup Der Ser9e uuD in pas Sbenanpoat<
2bal 3uraf3Oseit, wleOer tn srOBer Nnjobl sesen
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rei9t baben unp baIp an jeper 8urt9 unp jeDem
Street. pes Otsren 9Otumar erlAeineu. SoQts
liA piele Na9rtHt beltatisen, 70 miiisn mir in.
9aufe Der naGlten g6OGe einem ernltltAen GU
lanlmentrefen e%nt9e9euleben.
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Sberlt Ne6ltsr pom II. sJteg
1T gu leinem 0eStment 3uraf9etebrt, 6err
Canterbury beluAte pas Ne9tmsnt eeltern TIM
Auftra9e Der 9tesierung, Tim ltH naG ben Be
ourfntlltn o%elleIben gu ertunpt9en.
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Reueaes DON Oh @pint.

Mouroe. II. Gtt, Der Dampfer pam.
nee ia M beute Mprgen pom 9otomac bier an.
Gr wurpa pom Der Nebelenbatterie bet Gpansport
nit &usslh be9riiBt,~ BON pen.n 6 trafen, pbne lie
bod bepeutsneen SGapen an3uri6ten.
Der Datnpfer GpdulOiug TT nod ntbt mad
9atttroS Snlet ab9e9ansen unO iett leiuer Nn'
tnnft linp bon bort fetne NaAriGten ctn9strOfen.
9arlamentarfa9sen 3ptlGen Ncrfclf unp bier
t1o bis .ouf Weiteres unteriast ; tein &ebel bari
ltA p~ieiIett5 pom Sewals pOtnt bIiden ~lalIen,
@llem Nnldein mad 1T Die 5reeatte @lerrtmoc
cine tur3e Strefe BON 9icrfolf beruntersebrabt
ip0roen.
IS terrlat Elm beftieer Sturm BON SlpOtsn,
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Spateftes BON WfiHonrt.
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Gen. Sieet's 0Drtrab.- Gtne SAlaht
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@eueralap1utant Smitb bert6tet, paG er
10000 Mann fir Die WtIourt Staotsmilia aus
gebpben bat unp pabrIGeinli6 i'm Stanoe ieiu
p,rp, ben Nst BON $4,000 our re9ten Belt gu
beIbafen. 8.
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pcn ct. Qputs na9 bier.
Sauptquartter ber MpantgarDe
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0arlaw, 10. Sft. 8tr ltesen bier nit @btbet-
lun9en BON Sen. Stgel's unp @sbptb's Dtptfun.
Sen. St9ePs Wurtrab bat ben Slaae beretts
%itberldrittet. - Sstne @apaterie bate beute
Elm SAarmiisel nit etnem Grupp b~erittsner 3ee
bellen uno madte 8 g'efaneene.
Gr bat Die Bride iber Den Vptnme be Gerre@
Giper nit Snfanterte unp Nriiqerte belebt. Das
5anptcOrps pes Tetnpe6 fol- nur As Mei(en eut=
fernt Iein.
Sen. GrsmOnt bersstet fd, DOOR, sur gerfplsums Der
@ebeaen iber ben OIasesSaipsr gu sebeu.
.Spracule, II. Sft, Sine Stafette bon
Wen. SrenUnt berihtet feline Mntunft In War1ap
am > la9e (65 Metlen mefitA BON SsTerlOn
Gtt9) tpelhen eranf Ycntcnbriiden su i6erlhret-
ten sepenft, aE 1a re
Gr sepa6te eeSen Mitttpp4 @tenb an Der ar,e
peren Sette pes Glulee 3u iein. Sci lstner Muz
limit mar ras entsesenssebte uisr BON Nebeaen~
easollsrie beiest, welhe ispp6 balo bur@ 8pmben
perlpren9t purpe.
Sen. 6remCnt mar entlflOlsn, enerail6 Dor.
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Sc lit beri6tet. bab Sen. @rtce In @eoor.
Counts, 20 Mteilen pom SsrsVla, nit 10000
Nann ltebt.
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fam bier an, batirt Bon Der Office tn pilot &nUb,
II. DIT, Nbenps;
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Regiment mahte beute Wcrsem etnen Mngrtf
auf ben Setnp, aOs f4 tebc4 3uriid, ais er bel fen
IuterleSene Mnsabl unp SteIuns entDedte, Bic er
auf Sberlt Mieranper's Commando, 600 Mann
pom 81. Sainoiseyeg. nit einem @elAib, fteB,
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auf iein @el9aB in @oiticn, eerbars feline Sn-
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6etnp In ben 5interbalt, 70 baB er nG falebltH
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ben gstOrte bis tnnerEalb II Msilen BON 6airs
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ben 9ebeIen psrbrannt. Gin &ebeIlcncprps BON 2pus
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Capt, 39pmpstns pom Der Nbpoe Sslano Nrtils
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