Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

~ lines OF the United States. and the lheatfe Of
military operations. and which had been. and was
constantly threatened 10 be. Invaded By lbe en-
emy
Specification Fourtb.-In this. that the said
Nm. A. BoEles, Andrew Humphreys, Horace
Heften, Lambdin p. Milhgan, and stephen Hor-
sey. at a time Of var. and during an armed re
bellion against the legslly constituted authorities
and Government % the United States. did coun-
sci and advise citizens OF. and owing allegiance
and military service 10, the United State, 20 dis
regard the Authority Of the United States, and 20
resist a call or draft. designed 10 increase the
army OF the United States, and did make prepa-
ration and attempt TO arm. and did arm, certain
citizens of the United States, belonging 10 a Ger.
tain unlawful secret society or order, known as
the Order OF American knights. or Order of the
sons Of Liberty, for the purpose and with the
intent of resisting said c4n or draft. This on or
about the lst day of August, 1864, at or near
Salem. Washington county, Indiana, a State
within the military lines of the army of the
United States, and the theatre OF military opera
tons, and which had been, and was constantly
threatened to be, invaded by the enemy.
Specification Fifth.-In this that the said VIM.
A. Bowles, Andrew Humphreys. Horace Heffren,
Lambdin p. Milligan and Stephen Horsey, did
accep. and hold offices of the military forces for
the State of Indiana, in a certain unlawful, Sc
49, 10tfSN VI thANA hIONh - a. Cta1A VI
American Knights. or Order Of the Sons of Lib
erty, which said offices and military forces were
unknown TO the Constitution and laws OF the
United States, or of the State of Indiana, and
were not in aid OF. but opposed to, the legally
constituted authorities thereof. This on or
about the 10th day of February. 1864. at a time
OF war and armed rebellion against the authority
OF the United States, at or near Indianapolis
Indiana, a State within the military lines of the
/ nf the TnlfQi Sfafas and tho fhaafFQ nf
military operations, and which had been. and
was constantly threatened to be. invaded by the
enemy.
CHARGE FIFTH-yIOLATIoS or THE LAWS or WAR
Specification First-In this, that the said VIM
A. B0wles, Andrew Humphreys, Horace Heffren
Lambdin p. Milligan, and Stephen Horsey, did
while the Government of the United States was
carrying on war with the enemies OF the United
States, engaged in rebellion against their author
ity, while pretending 70 be peaceable loyal citl
zens of the United States. violate their allegiance
and did, as citizens of said Government, attempt
TO introduce said enemies of the United States
into the loyal States of said United States, there
by to overthrow and destroy the authority of ID,
United States. This on or about the 10th day o
May, 1864, al or near the city Of Indianapolis
Indiana, a State within the military lines OF thu
army OF the United States, and the theatre o
military operations. which had been. and wa
constantly threatened 10 he. invaded by thu
enemy.
Specification SecOnd.-ln this, that the sal,
VIM a. Bowles, Andrew Humphreys, Horace
Hefiren. Lambdin 7. Milllgan and Stephen HOr
!. sey, did. during a war between the United State
and the said enemies of the United States, en-
gagged in rebellion against their authority, ant
while pretending to be peaceable, Ioyal citizen
OF The United States, organize and extend a Ger
taia unlawful secret society or order, known a.
the Order OF the American Knights, or Order o
the Sons OF Liberty. having for its purpose tn
same general object and design as the said enc
mics OF the United States, and with the intent L
aid and insure the success of said enemies il
their resistance to the legally constituted author
: titles of the United States. This At or near tn
city of Indianapolis. Indiana. on or about tn
10th day of May, 1864.
HENRY l. BURNETT,
; Judge Advocate Department of the Ohio an
Northern Department.
The counsel for the defense not being ready
the prisoners were not arraigned, bnt were re
t maded, and the Court adjourned until Friday, tn
2lst, at IL a. NJ.