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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1863
Page
2
The text lists Cay Bm M. Pentengifl and Co. as agents in multiple states authorized to take advertisements and subscriptions at the lowest rates. It names Beaton and Perkhow as agents in various cities acting for the company.
An appeal to subscribers in arrears to settle dues and warning that after January 1 1868 prices will rise. The notice outlines new advertising rates and charges for earlier paid and unpaid balances, noting most papers in the country have increased prices due to paper cost increases.
The piece questions trust in political pledges, alleging manipulation and favoritism in promotions. It cites Captain C. W. May and notes Boyer’s strained conduct and Canavan Wollara’s alleged vote selling. It highlights Pride of Beaver County and veterans' perspectives on leadership and merit.
A Beaver County dispute over moving a criminal trial to Fayette County draws letters accusing political bias and weighing the cost. Citizens argue the transfer benefits defendants little and imposes heavy expenses, while proponents call for impartial justice regardless of wealth or education.
Fragmentary verse handed to us in this borough proclaims Confederate loyalty and calls on God to aid the South against the North. It invokes angels and saviors to deliver liberty, asks for foreign aid, and pleads for terror against adversaries while urging perseverance in their cause.
An explosion near carbon oil lamp caused Mrs Finley to catch fire as her clothing ignited. She ran into the street and tried to extinguish the flames in the snow and mud, suffering serious burns. It is reported she died the following day.
The text presents garbled 19th century military and political musings. It references Jeff Davis, Hughes, Seymour treason, bank payments, and Cavalry regiments. It mentions the Governor selecting officers, and several named officers like Irwin Gregg and Kellogg, with confusion over appointments and loyalties.
The 1st Pennsylvania Voluntary Regiment notes Captain Charles W May of the 10th Regiment Po Vie has tendered his resignation and been honorably discharged. Officers commend his brave and efficient service and pass best wishes for his future. Also noted is the death of Thomas Hartley Contoe, a former judge and Indian Commissioner, reflecting on his career and service.
Fragments indicate a presidential statement or reflection on governance and control. The readable lines suggest declarations of possession and hopeful pursuit of a national cause, but key names, dates, and events are missing or garbled. The item lacks coherent narrative.
Fragmentary text notes Capt Palmer connected to a car raid investigation involving Anderson and others. Details remain unclear in the readable portion.
The readable portion shows a public notice style referencing individuals such as Daneboo and Applecation with discussion of entries and eligibility. It hints at procedural changes, possible expulsions or entries, and concerns about timely publication and cognizance in Harrisburg.
A telex report from Washington notes calls for a court martial of Major General Franklin amid allegations of misconduct. The government has relieved him from command and prepared for trial under military law.
In Natchez which reads Nasavillle Tellins Jan 26 3863 the gunboats Lexington St Clair and Brilliant arrived this morning. They reconnoitered above the sheals and were attacked by about 200 with three six pounders. The boat was struck three times but remained afloat and returned fire, shelling the enemy from its position. The fleet proceeded toward Clarksville as scheduled.
The report describes Union and Confederate positions in North Carolina, including Governor Van Zandt, Governor Vance, and President Davis. It notes about eighty thousand men in rebel service, a request to raise native troops, and General Foster's approval of mobilization efforts.
Dispatches report Union General Grant leaving Memphis with a division as brigades engage near the Yazoo and the Mississippi River below Vicksburg. Rumors mention a strategic cutoff and heavy activity along the river defenses.
A fragmented note hints at a historic price and a silk remedy. The text mentions Marvellous 8 silk and a product or ointment sought by Hon Lowar. The readable bits suggest a market or remedy item with unspecified further details.
The fragment describes a Delawares scene with Wasminoras and Gena Saulsbury mentioned in a court or official record. It references a 19 subject list and a desire to clarify or circulate certain words. The readable portion is unclear and appears garbled.
Fragmented text outlines discuss a provisional court at New Bern similar to New Orleans. Mentions A Scott Stoun of Wisconsin and a president appointing eight members of a council. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Incomplete OCR fragment references January events in Monenzap City. Details are unreadable but imply local sales or notices.
A fragmented report from Wasitixaton on February 2 discusses a Montauk encounter near Fort Alister. The dispatch mentions Worden and a gunboat, with unclear details about timing and damage.
Dispatches report guerrilla activity near the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers with a Tuesday skirmish leaving seven dead wounded or missing. The situation shows Rebels advancing along roads as depots and forts near Donaldson Henry and Clarksville are linked to Gen Rosecrans forces.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Nathaniel Banks in 1836 as a political figure and ex US House Speaker. Mentions Roxbury and Massachusetts context, with scattered phrases about Governor, federal forces at New Orleans, and a signed tip from a Republican editor.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference January 18 1868 at Flmouth Wa likely related to Company F 1601st Regiment Poona Volunteer or similar unit. Names and places are garbled. core item notes a military unit designation and date in a Wyoming area.
Disjointed report references a rail track obstruction and a raid series. Mentions a perpetrator held by authorities, a judge, and preliminary questions. Describes testimony about clothing and contracts, with figures tied to total sums and a broad aggregate.
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