18 Jun 1862
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1862
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item lists Seaver Penn 7A with a date June 18 1870 and mentions Nicholson & Co proprii permissions and contracts. The text references settlements by letters and communications and mentions charges and discontinuations but remains incomplete and unclear.
An account describes a Civil War era scene where soldiers listened at night to songs from German regiments after a hard day of fighting. The piece notes the haunting effect of the melody on weary troops, the sense of home, and the resolve formed for the morrow as the field quieted at camp.
The text details Confederate blockade running profits and British merchants aiding the rebels, plus a dramatic forged pardon case involving Col. Cross. It recounts a War Department letter routing Cross’s pardon through Washington, a Harrisburg transfer, and the shocking seaward escape attempt that was thwarted. The narrative also touches on political debates over emancipation and Southern unity during the Civil War, with references to Lincoln, Madison, Monroe, and Jefferson.
A lyrical recounting of spring on Ramoth Hill where pines sing and birds mark the season. The poem traces a girl’s memories of love and kinship as May blooms fade into autumn, with nature’s sounds echoing a past romance and rural life.
Fragmentary OCR shows advertising notices and rates with scattered terms. Includes mentions of special rates and public notices sections for business and religious items in a historic newspaper page.
A beggar in New Orleans rejected a charity note from a well dressed citizen. The distressed man looked over the confederate offer and replied he already had too many igs, observing the other man's ragged attire.
A public speaker should never lose sight of the thread of his discourse. He must keep the core idea in view as a needle keeps its thread in sight, guiding his delivery and preventing wandering off topic.
A fragmented reflective piece contrasts ambition and virtue with insignificance. It weaves phrases on birth nobility talent and everyday details like a plate of gravy staining a gentleman and a milliner’s plain smart order. The text brushes on fleeting earthly bliss and literary imagery.
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