27 Jan 1864
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1864
Page
1
A damaged fragment lists marriages and deaths under religious and public notices. Readable terms hint at entries without full dates or names, reflecting a historical column segment on life events and community records.
Fragmentary report shows a winner named Tom SaALe at a Beaver Pennsylvania event in the western district. The text also mentions a first place via a LARKED Beaver reference and other garbled names indicating partial coverage of a local race result.
Train schedule fragment lists Beaver Station and Rochester connections with arrival and departure times to Pittsburgh and Rochester. Includes multiple Brighton and Gore West lines, express and local services, plus a Bradley supervisor signature.
Quarterly statement lists resources including notes and bills discounted 6872 448 sums, U S bonds 78 19 percent, note and checks of other banks 2075 56, U S Treasury notes 35718 85, coin in bank 7196 08, capital stock 135195050 00, notes in circulation 1400 00, deposits 11236725, and profits and dividends.]]>
A local advertisement highlights Beaver Hotel and Oyster Saloon offering oysters in season. The proprietor touts furnished tables with luxuries rivaling the Pittsburgh Market and solicits continued patronage.
Free January issue of a school magazine offers Clark's Scnobu Visitor Volume VIII with a vision to reach all schools. Publisher W Daughday invites subscriptions, offering one year gratis to an agent who can distribute via post office in the United States. Address and payment details provided.
Writings from a camp dur ing December 31 1863 describe hardships of the Ohio Department troops. Soldiers endure scant rations and cold, yet maintain cheer as Longstreet withdraws from valley operations. The letter urges temperance and unity to sustain the war effort and defend the nation’s flag.
A reflective, prose poem like dispatch recalls the Civil War battle at Mission Ridge. Veterans and officers such as Col. Wiley of the 10th Ohio and Gen. Hazen are honored for valor while the scene shifts through night, dawn, and the toll of casualties. It also reports on prisoner conditions in Weldon and notes public concern over humane treatment and justice.
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