Publication Delay Promised for Enion League Meeting
Proceedings of an Enion League meeting held in Hookstown on the 28th alt were delayed due to late arrival. The Star accuses its editor of fabricating claims that Gen. George B. McClellan sought Senate Chamber access, asserting loyal senators offered him the use of the chamber and condemning the Star for publishing falsehoods.
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Wea
Enion League
Presbyterian Church
Hookstown
Rourlhieh
Wwe
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The
Stars
Senate
Senate Chamber
George B. M'Clellan
M'Clellan
Senate’ Chamber
Public response to Barker case venue change urged
A Pittsburgh Chronicle letter from Harrisburg signed SNAP accuses Beaver county officials and Mat Connell of fanning anger over the Sheets-Barker case. The piecePredicts a new misdemeanor indictment and a venue shift to Beaver and condemns alleged lies and venal motives in press coverage.
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Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Sxap
Chronicle
Weing
Connell
Barker
Beaver County
Washington
Snap
John-Insley
Peersican
Sx. Ap
Beaver
Mat Connell
Senate
Copperheads Fear and Fearless Calls to Identify Disloyalty
A Civil War era notice rails at copperheads redefining treason and urges local organizations to compile lists of alleged disloyalists who oppose the government and aid Southern rebels. It predicts swift punishment by Union power and calls for public exposure of dissenters to safeguard the republic.
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Copperheads
Republicas
Everest
Ohe
Jude
Merideth
Marylaw
Pennsylvaniian
James Tiver
Baltimore
Noydalle
Richmond
Beaver County Agricultural Society Board Meeting Notice
The Beaver County Agricultural Society Board of Managers invites members to an April 4 1 PM meeting at the Secretary's office for organization and to receive bids for renting the Fair Grounds to the highest and best bidder. Secretary A G McRemary March 17 1988.
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Board of Managers
The
Beaver County Agricultural Society
A. GI McReary
Ee. Ees
Debate Over Administration Policies Sparks Civil War Worry
A Western newspaper excerpt argues loyal citizens should back President Lincoln and the Union, labeling opposition as harmful to the war effort and national unity. It cites emancipation policy as constitutional and urges support for federal measures to quell rebellion before the April 16 adjournment of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
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Sedh
Union
Lang
Lliberties
Cajon
Linco N Thi
Lawa
Loyal Citizens Muster Against Treason in Speech
The passage denounces treason in the South and condemns supporters of secession and newspaper critics. It calls loyal Americans to rise, defend the Constitution, and expel treason from church and state. It warns that forbearance is fading and urges action against those who betray the country.
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United States
Lliesen
Hevertheless
Véllandighain
House
Representatives
Andrew Johnston
Newly Elected Justices of the Peace Meeting Notice
A notice announces a company meeting at the Court House on Friday April 10 at 8 o clock. All company members urged to attend and return any outstanding firearms by that day. By order of Captain R Gilmore O.S.
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Court House
R Gilmore
Letters From the 140th Pennsylvania Vo Spanning Fredericksburg to Northern Lines
A Civil War letter from F Rosistei, near Falmouth Virginia in March 1863, describes health and discipline in the regiment after Fredericksburg. He notes three months on the Northern Central Railroad, harsh weather hindering drills, onerous picket duty, and a healthy company with few deaths. He reflects on Army of the Potomac morale, Enrollment Act effects, and loyal northern gatherings supporting the government against rebellion.
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Aras
Northern Central
York
Baltimore
Apenbiell
Beaver County
Fredericksburg
Conference list of Methodist appointments in Coshocton district
The Pittsburg annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in Coshocton Ohio. The list of district appointments for the ensuing year includes LN Baird P E Allegheny City Beaver street Tsuac Aiken J C Brown R Hopkins Manchester A Lowman Allegheny renit A J Rich Butler ASB Leonard J Harmony B E Sawhill Sewickley valley SY Kennedy New Brightton W By Watkins Freedom J M Canty Bridgewater J S Beeken Bearer Burt Enon Valley to F Borbridge E Williams Liverpool Kendig Nesbit Editor Pittsburg Christian Advocate Getambiana Kinnear Salem Sidney New Lisbon J W Baker Alliance W Smith S Hodgson Marlboro G W Cranage EM W ood ie Damascoriller Storer Elkton W Long D P B Mitchell transfer rack to Kaw son Conference The next session of the Conference will be held at Barnesville Ohio in March 1864
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Pittsbirg
Methodise Episcopal ‘Church Gondened
Coshocton
Ohioson
Baird
P.E
Allegheny
City Beaver
Street
Tsuac Aiken
W. Bakers South
Gammon
J. C. Brown
R. Hopkins
Mancheste
A. Lowman
Renit
A.J Rich
Butler
Leonard J. Harmony
E. Sawhill
Sewickley
SY. Kennnedy
New Brightton
W. By Watkins
Freedom
J. “M'Canty
Bridgewater J
B “Neken
Burt
Enon
Valley
To-F. Borbridge
E. Williams
Liverpool Ims
Storer
Elkton
Abmentine March 25 1963 Davis Democrats Clash in Legislature
In Abmentine the Davis Democrats face internal conflict as they rally against the telephonic majority and push for adjournment. The speechmaking is critical amid financial bills, greenbacks at low value, and calls for repentance as politicians warn of further victories by rivals.
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Bolton
Cit
Camo
Davia
Thes
Telfe
Sue Boelted
Davis
Roumfort
Davis ‘Democrats
Legistre
Republic
Bill
Kaines
Pattons
Glenhs
Rex
Caluhan Peridie
Senate
Eed
Dohe
Philadelphia
Banks Committee
Richmond
Cook & Co
Asehere
Glenna
Cies
Appointment of Hamre of Wei W. Ketcham to United States Court
United States Senate confirms Hamre of Wei W. Ketcham for associate seat in Nebraska Territory. The appointment is presented amid mixed signals and reactions, with rejection noted by opponents.
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Hiatcham
United States Senate
We-Eee
Hamre
Wei W. Ketcham
Pennsyngiial
Ito
United States Court
Nebraska Territory
Itiis
Ketcham
Jose Ma’ Kocham
Hazerne
Wilks- Barre
Record of the Times
Fragmented Civil War meeting decorum and resolutions
A wartime meeting chaired by Col Bayne discussed loyalty and opposition to rebels. Resolutions praised General Lee and Lincoln, affirmed support for the Union, denounced treason, and commended Pennsylvanian soldiers and state officials for their wartime conduct.
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