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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1863
Page
2
S.M. Pentengill and Co list agents at No. 87 Park Row New York and Boston authorized to take advertisements and subscriptions for Azers at the lowest rates set by the publication.
T C Nicholson announces disposal of interests in FA Bearer Argus and directs all debts to be settled with J L Anderson who is authorized to receive payments in Nicholson’s name. Also announces upcoming Union party Executive Committee meeting at Beaver Court House on April 11 at 1 PM to discuss important business.
A public meeting of the Union League will be held at the 2. E. Church Bridgewater on Thursday evening the 16th inst. The public is invited and distinguished speakers from abroad will address the audience.
In a forceful defense of treason penalties the speaker denounces traitors as serpent like and unfaithful to government. The piece invokes divine justice and the Judas doom to justify executions while announcing a Court House meeting for the company Co. F. on Friday April 10th at 8 a.m. Leaders call for returning missing company members.
A detailed review of letters between Earl Russell, Foreign Secretary, and James Mason, Confederate agent in London, tracing Mason's claims of blockade legality, recognition attempts, and interchanges that spanned 1862 to 1863, with Russell’s firm refusals and Mason’s persistent advocacy. The piece also discusses Union League formation and loyalty tests amid Civil War tensions.
Passage describes a contemptuous apostrophe toward a treacherous figure who swallows insults and becomes a beggar at the throne of England, aiming to undermine the government regarded as the greatest ever formed by human wisdom.
A Civil War veteran writes from Camp Weanapica Missouri March 25 to his brother Benja Crail in Beaver County. He condemns peace advocates and copperheads, defends the Union cause, laments home privations, and asserts soldiers’ resolve to defeat the rebellion and uphold the federal government.
Readable fragments depict intense political conflict in 1863 state legislature with denunciations of rebel sympathizers and a push for anti Negro League measures. The Frankfort Union Relief meeting raises funds for wounded soldiers as volunteers pledge support and hospital outreach expands in six townships.
A colonial era dispatch reports Charleston bombarded by our fleet and attacked by Union forces. Expedition notes the fall of Charleston and celebrations planned for Fort Sumter’s second anniversary, with scattered details on troop movements and coastal actions near Vicksburg and Seabrook Island.
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