Beaver County Officials See Candidates Listed for 19th Century Post
Local notes show a slate of names including Beaver County offices such as Prothonotary Judge Commissioner and Auditor. Mentions include Hopewell and Hanover townships with several residents like J Noss, James Wallister, and Witham among others. The fragment hints at an upcoming election process and appointment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer Galimen
e-National
Be -M
Ps Eh Inc
Be- 1
Conin
Beaduneath
Wits Preste
Ingresd
Prothontaryy
Peneste
Academy
County Couty
Hse
Independence
Marion “Moon
New
Bri
Sewickly
North
Ohio
Patterson
Phillipsburg
Rochester
Syoence
Yoriayt
Beaver
Lee Weyan
Hopewell
Witham
Hanover
Trustees of Academy
Moore
Yee Glowry
Jon Atitan Ee
Kenzie
Boro
Wil, Son
WG MK
Brighton
Contested Policy Debates and Civil War Expedition Details
The article discusses political divisions over government policy with references to a senator and reactions to wartime actions. It describes a Civil War expedition commanded by Gen. Gillmore and Gen. Koutz, detailing aims to attack Petersburg from Piot Porite side, burn Appomattox area, and divert enemy attention. It notes the plan involved selected troops and a proposed engagement near Peters Creek with formations and strategic moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan. Koutz
Gillmore
Hole
Gil
Leenay
Mia
Poy Porite
Fen ‘Gillmore
Koutz
Chase urges amendments to tax bill amid war funding talk
The article reports Mr Chase proposing amendments to a tax bill to raise revenue. He favors a two dollar per gallon whisky tax and a ten percent income tax, recalling wartime plans to fund veterans relief via new permanent institutions. Volunteers from the Bodh Oliia and others marched to the White House, met the President, and pledged service. Indications arise that rails supplying Richmond may soon be sabotaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkeros
Chase
iGen
Wadsworth
Baring
Richmond
Sheridan on an Important Rain in New York June 14
A World special from Washington May 18 notes several boats arriving from White House with little news for publication. Skirmishes were minor for days and rumors spread of Fort Damling's likely surrender allowing Union troops toward the James River. the army mail and 24th Wisconsin regiment reached the capital as service terms expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Shevidsn
Fort Damling
Tuird
Oni
Yi Alscaa
Newt Wenreny
Dist
ISGL
Cincinar
Ofa
al Pré
Geneva
Harrisburg
Proyaet Stassbal Feempan
Maj
Hoadquarters
Morgan's Raiders Routed Near Cynthiana in Kentucky Raid
Reports from Cincinnati say Morgan's forces were scattered in all directions after a clash near Caysville. At Claysville and Cynthiana, Ohio regiments captured were paroled. twenty Rebels were among the wounded, with care provided. New York dispatch notes Grant's army shifting base to the James River as part of a larger offensive plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnago
Cinglon
Morgan
Caysville
Garrard
Abe
Troy
Cyrthianna
Cynthiana
Claysville
Phoc Wnat
If Ta Rt Anufactory
East
Grand Street
Mentre Spree
Ewraculaudy
N.Y
United States
Toorder
Gale Ze
Roger Road
Unk
Zebra
Birdseye
Mah Gany
New York
Tima
New Y
General Burbridge and Bramsette in revived 1861 tensions
A Washington dispatch discusses General Burbridge’s actions against Morgan and Gov. Bramsette’s threats to resist further recruitment. The passage also notes a harsh new law penalizing uttering or attempting to utter coins or metal likenesses as current money, with fines up to three thousand dollars and possible imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbridge
Gov
Bramsette
Washington
Pittsburg
Hiebridget
Morgan
Cyaithiang
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Eng Byt Aan
Fred Be
Congress
Commission
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Tor
Ihe
Leah
Jao Lane
Sun
Gandeeesary
Sonal
Laas Tohrison
Ueter
Tyne FC
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Donehao
Ae le
Cal
Sheridan
Kentucky
Gen. Grant
Grant
James River
Sheridzgiu
Fort Darling
Jones
Hunter
Naithe
Shenandoah Valley
Staunton
William E. Jones
West Point Academy
Virginia
Mounted Rifles
James H. Warner
Hartrogp
Conn
Fall Druggists
Vortlandt St
New-York
PRI
Ns Ashihr
Jboth
Browing
Iraq
WM. G.ole
Borough Township
Todd
Universal’ Clothes Weets
Tolvnships
Moon
Magi
Philaelphia
Dr. Young
Spruce Street
Fourth
Philapap
Pal ¢ Slverwell
Ian Taga
Mokhare
Acarcian Ta Society
HAL. J. Clikline & CO
New_ York
Bowe
Bank of
Beaver County
U.S
WU Eld
U. S. Treasury
M. McCbsin
United State
Commonwealth
Commo
Pennsylvanta
Sealibe
Eee
Assembly
Tary
Slifer
the Commonhealth
General’ Assembly
Thor Ss
Eli Selfer
Secretaary
Ohig Street
Allegheny
Allis Establishment
Philadlelphia
Edsea
Hookstown
Snowden
Burgess
Bridgewater
Bridge
Eaver
New Brighton
M. Warner
Lee
Store
lWe LouRs
Shepard
Balmoral
Morocco
Ches i and
Ribbons’ In
San
Gingham
Uss
Rochester, PA
At. Renyer
Pal
Birks
John Cunningham
L Cumming
JS Crawford
Win . Crawford
Graham Thome
Mary
Maggie Hothman Jas
Inman Nelson Johnston NH. Mobis LE
Apts
Beaver Bridgewater
Fallston
T Bose
John Caughey
Geaver Co
Shone
Craig Yelle
Fenny
Young
Peter
Brough ‘Wenshigs
Hickey
Lot Hovnat Jane
Lot
Dari Jonathan
N. R
Stuieanes
Byenont
N. Ripatt
Sharon
David
Acrick
Frances
Isrovy
Nelgou If
BN Wa
Luis Nose Pratoy
Heirs of
N. KA
Davidson
tUardne
Martin
Joka
Mendenpall Morrison
I. i
Merdenhall
Hays
Stewart
Guinn
Mir
Emall
Iek
Ry Akeb Andre Toler
Mitchel Finga
Davis
Elds
Pris
Ofice Hyurs
Brown
Burgy Christian
Deitz Johnerguson
Hubbard Mifinie Hooker
Hartman Andrey ‘Hamilton
Pearse Johnson
Jyngert Gearee
Ve Marthews
Neill Thos
Parkison Wm
Patten
Ofice
Roches- Ashe
Jackson
Mayar
Rebecca Miller
George Eta David' iPowWell
Sarah J
Rhodi
Ellen Smith
Sophia
Scott
John
W. Fintersgi
Whetpler
Henry
A Taylor
Gue
Tylor
Black Burns Heirs
Chippewa
Funufacturing
Darlington
Jandi
West Idertington
Jining - Bellamy
Fotenship
Philips
P. Beirsof
Toth
Bradfosit
Dundas, Jas
Kolloch
Philadelpue! Au
Aga Grogers
Marc
Pension, Bounty & Back’Pay Agency
Arthurs
Riddell
Atsutin
Masoc\Blieth
Baden
Baden Borough
Ver
Presbyterian Church
Williams’ Pilin
Kelly Rybert
Laagobs
Lippencotts
Phillips Haere Y
Dlbcowre
Valet Mae
Rambo
Clinel House
Kendrickson
Aikir Triah
Seibert Nicholas
Janes Jr Land
Reno
Mollon
Mollon & Kelly” Water Lot’ Wee *Rombell Lucien Heiss of Jund, Milas
Sewickly Township
Mace
Lydia Blot
Soutilte Benz
JW Jang
Ford William Bonse
Tang North Sevinkly Suttahipy
David Ramsey
Hudson Richard Jana Hobertson Jackson
Welsh
Henry Hose
Chew Benjamin Land
Steel Wittinm
Briggs Henry
West
Andrew
Hillipsburg
Borenigh
Sproul
Loomis &Co
Oldland Bad
Guire-Mary
Phillips
Orbnevoly
Neville Thos
Allen
Jack Sterling
Tornship
Bavidson Wiliam Part
Bolesville
Porter
Gliannen
Joseph Hind
Hennon Jas
Lot ‘Hennon
Logan Robert
Siu
Valras
Ras Ud Cos Pos
Fenu Fliza
Linton Joh
P Boihright
Edie Memley
Utne Gouy
Ted Susal
Wiekeon
Wurilty
Delft
Mutvonung
Rawdon
Nancy Vond Sullivan
Michael
Lot Shaffer Conrad
Jor
E Rinehart
Haise
Lot Pacghton
Polly
Lews Ulot
Gould
Oppa
Homeo Ubu “'S
Nese
Uly
Treas
ORY
Falkton
Ian the Reaver
Pulaski
Townsiip
EPWM
Joaxxan Duxaanx
Frantyort- Springs, Beaver Co
Janes. Morrison
Nathanier “Mayfair
Redford
Kings Co
Nae Marti Ly
Hearty County
Elaine
Edmund Brown
Alexe Fombell
Marion
Bf Agnew
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