02 Jan 1867
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1867
Page
1
A fractured dialogue features Hamlet and others as a ghostly exchange touches on duty and fate. The overheard mock interrogation blends references to draft, Canada, and a restless prison of life as characters spar with sharp, cryptic lines.
A Nashville report describes Union supporters and Confederate views in the city and surrounding Tennessee. It notes female Southern propriety, Yankee hostility, and the subdued state under Radical governance with soldiers present. It recounts fear of openly expressing Northern loyalties and the peril for pro freedom advocates.
Fragmentary reportage recalls soldiers guarding Confederate graves amid tension in the South. It notes a Union officer forced to inspect graves, local hostility, and a speech urging stronger national policy and restoration of order.
A report discusses military trials and civil rights battles in the rebel states. It covers judge Schiofield, President Johnson's policies, and debates on punishment of black killings, with references to Richmond and the Supreme Court. The piece critiques wartime justice and calls for congressional action amid anti rebel sentiment.
The piece recounts the A Vexedanne store in Richmond as possibly the oldest US shop, made in England in 1777 and used in the Virginia capitol for sixty years. It notes the stove’s survival through British rule and civil upheavals, mentions General Grant’s era, and touches on various historical notes about gold, silver, and appointments, including Lee, Maryland College, and real estate gifts.
The readable fragments mention georgian and constitutionalist figures, Providence, and a theatrical setting. Scattered phrases refer to a past event, a prophesied downfall, sorrow versus joy, and attempts to avert conflict. The passage presents interrupted rhetoric with uncertain attribution and garbled names.
The Parkersburg oil market shows low spirits as production and transport hurdles hinder shipments. Officials note limited output at Burning Springs and nearby fields while railroad completion is hoped to spur movement and revive the industry.
A lively festival and fair event raises funds for a southern orphanage, featuring music, food, and community activities. Organizers emphasize charity and local participation amid festive atmosphere.
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