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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1863
Page
2
M. Pentengill Co and M. Yi at 6 State Boston are agents for Arcus ads and subscriptions. They offer lower rates for advertising and subscription services in those cities.
The new owner of the Argus declares editorial control, pledging adherence to the paper’s founding principles and strong support for the Union. He condemns treason and slaver interests, endorses vigorous action against rebellion, and seeks cooperation with local political leaders and military officers.
The Beaver County case over changing venue from this county to Fayette is near law. The Legislature passed the bill, possibly signed by the Governor, and it would move the proceedings to Fayette. Critics decry rushed action and political influence while supporters argue it reflects the case specifics.
The Star editor voices harsh views on arming Black troops, arguing white soldiers should bear all fighting and hardships. A reader cites racist logic about saving white lives, prompting broader discussion among local officials and an upcoming meeting of the Board of Reverence Comarsaro.
Harrisburg correspondence recounts arrest of Philadelphia editor Boileau for treasonable teaching. Legislators and jurists react with statements on law and impartiality. Gen Heintzelman praises 10th Pa regiment and its county-linked citizens. Legislature adjourns temporarily awaiting Monday night session.
A dense OCR fragment lists jurors and associates across multiple townships and boroughs including Sewickley New Sewickly Rochester Bridgewater Economy references to Hanover, Beaver, Harmony and Swickley. Names such as Samuel Blair James Hifi Be Benny Bimber and William Ramse appear amid scattered locality tags and mid-19th century probate style mentions.
Fragmentary obituary from Hammond General Hospital Point Lookout Maryland dated January 2 1863 honors George J Hays of Fallston Beaver County aged 28 as a devoted husband and brother. It laments his loss in the Civil War and recalls his simple faithful character while promising enduring memory among family and friends.
A Confederate night assault near Charleston Harbor claims sinking and disabling several Union ships. The Federals report heavy losses to the rebel ram Palmetto State and actions by the Canandaigua Susquehanna and Unadilla in repelling the attack.
An article laments reserve forces waning in enthusiasm and funds as recruitment slows amid war fatigue. It calls on the Legislature to recognize and commend the Reserve Corps and discusses public references to traitors and reform proposals, reflecting a period of national strain and political debate.
Fragmentary obituary note records the death of Mrs Allison of Beaveryears with unclear date and naming details from the 19th century newspaper fragment.
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