Beaver County News and Notices From The Beavertown Area
Local items describe removal of an office to Beavertown near the entrance of the north side of a building. calls for Dr. Thos Doneho and a printing press on Valley tile show Beavertown location. Reports mention the United States Sanitary Commission fair preparations in Philadelphia and local fundraising, railroad leadership changes, and a surprise for Rev Burt with a $90 gift.
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Thos
Donehos
Beav
Na ‘Tion
United States
Phil
Adeia
Jane
Grand Central
Beaver County
Rebel leaders urge spring campaigns despite scarce supplies
The article accuses Confederate authorities of forcing slave labor and impressments to sustain armies, while civilians suffer food and clothing shortages. It cites governors expanding impressment powers, alien enrollment, and threats against Union supporters as the nation braces for a decisive spring campaign.
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Painio i ‘Eatony
Thare
Jesson
Lal J
Hough
Wyett
Friends of the Union
Ohio convention calls for Lincoln renomination
A Columbus Ohio union caucus met Friday night and unanimously adopted a resolution urging the re nomination of Abraham Lincoln for the presidency. The delegates rose in cheers as the resolution was read.
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Columbus
Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
United States
War Relief Plea Urges Women Aid Societies Support
The letter appeals to the public to supply funds for wounded soldiers in upcoming barrages. It notes thousands of brave men will be injured and urges provision through the Ladies Aid Societies to take up the effort.
New County Created From Venango Clarion Warren Areas
The story notes a proposed new county formed from parts of Venango Clarion and Warren to be laid before the Legislature at the next session. It reports ongoing efforts to relocate bodies at the National Cemetery with about 3 100 remains already reburied and several hundreds yet to be moved, with completion aimed by April.
Judge McGuffin Receives Warm Welcome In County Court
The new judge, McGuffin, presided over two days of court last week in his first appearance in this judicial role. A social supper followed at the Benvor Hotel with members of the Bar and county officials praising his experience and character, and noting the county’s favorable social and intellectual climate. Social hosts Mr. Joseph Hall and family earned high praise for arranging a gala that showcased local hospitality and community spirit.
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McGuffin
Aloc
Benvor F Hadtel
New Castle
Lawrence
Lawrence County
Joseph Hall
Huma
Execution Scene and Civil War Reports From Aged News Fragment
The fragment recounts an execution with a public spectacle and notes an account from Civil War days. It references Foote and Mrs M Coy and includes a transcript claim denying innocence. Also cites McClellan’s report on Glendale and Nelson's Farm battles with signatures from Pennsylvania Reserves officers.
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ustiPeanag Tranns - Heserve
McClellan
Glendale
McC
Jth Pennsylvania
Calles
Nelson's Farm
Glendyle
New Market Cross
Rondale
Seymour
Guo. G Means
Homicide in Lawrence County Reported in New Castle
The Pittaburg Chronicle notes Thomas Dann died in New Castle days after being beaten by his wife Mary Dunn. He was intoxicated and struck with a club on the right side and arm, developing malignant erysipelas. An inquest found death due to erysipelas induced by the blows, citing intoxication as a contributing factor.
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Eran
F Foote
M’coys
Theo
Pittaburg
Thomas Dann
New Castle
Copprars
Mar Dunn
Everly
Pittsburg Chronicle
Lawrence Journal
Election of Dr. St. Clair in Indiana County
Official returns show Dr. St. Clair won a narrow majority in Indiana County as Union candidate arousing local praise. The report notes the result is close to the governor’s last fall margin and commends the county’s yeomanry for staying attentive to the contest.
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Dr. St. Clair
Iana
Indiana County
Marlon and Berd Acting Colonel Rally in NB News
In NB regions a report highlights Colonel Marlon and Berd taking key roles. The piece notes their actions amid local habits and governance, detailing tense moments and community response. Further context outlines organizational support and regional emphasis on leadership.
Rees Pledges Strength for Charleston Blockade
A Boston Traveler correspondent notes perseverance in Charleston as four torpedo boats ready for use and twenty five more under construction. Iron-clad vessels, equipped with outriggers and armor, are designed to ward off attacks, while the president believes decisive action will deter the threat with available resources.
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Boston
Gharlaton
New Battle Preparations Reported for Spring Campaign
A dispatch from Worlington claims that import plans are shaping for a spring push in Kent Maryland and Pennsylvania. Lee’s army is to be rapidly redeployed for a desperate clash as strong defensive works rise, aiming to prolong the advance and threaten our position.
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Ent Litic
Pero
Newark
Walerton
Riching
Kenta
Mary Lan
Pennsylvania
Lee
First of April Enlistment Call Reiterates Massive Draft
Fragmentary text notes an April enlistment call urging large numbers for the army, referencing a November draft and a deadline in January. Mentions regimental terms and expiring enlistments, with garbled figures and old spelling.
Assault near Tyna Hill and Rocky Face Ridge described
Fragmentary Civil War field report details skirmishing near Tyna Hill and Rocky Face Ridge on February 26. It notes midnight musketry, a fatal wounding of Col. M fatalsl of the 24th Illinois, and Continued enemy resistance while McCook and Morgan brigades push the opposing force back. Total losses around seventy. Our troops hold ground at night with continued fighting at dawn.
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Chattenni
Darron
Faspar
Davis
Tyna Hill
Emy
Johnson
S. Lenis Sps
Illinois
Zianel
OB. W
McCook
Fatorgac
Harris
Alley Hotebikien
Arille
Morgan
Rocky
Greenvile
Bean
Schofield
Virginia
Strawberry ‘Plains
Longastreet
Longstreet
Richmond
Johnston
Buckner
Grant Named Lieutenant General in Congress Action
A Washington dispatch dated February 26 reports Congress approving the rank of lieutenant general and the President signing the commission for Ulysses S. Grant of Illinois. Representative Washborne may deliver the commission in person in Chattanooga. The law clarifies the rank as an office, not a change in duty, and President Lincoln’s action is not yet final until the bill reaches his approval.
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Washington
Congress
Ulysses
Grant
Illinois
Chattanooga
Rant
George Washington
Scott
Sean
Wasmsotoy
Officers report Florida disaster losses and shattered expedition
An officer recounts the Florida disaster noting 12 to 15 hundred killed wounded or missing. General Seymour is censured for not scouting enough as troops advanced. Hamiltons artillery suffers heavy losses, rebel sharpshooters disable guns, many wounded are left behind. Beauregard allegedly commands from Charleston with Gen. Woodger succeeding Seymour, who is arrested.
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New York
Empress S
Fulton
Florida
Seymourns
Hamilton
Beer
Charleston
Beauregard
Seymour
Gillmore
Wodger
Hilton Head
Jacksonaville
Arrival of Refugees from Richmond at Provost Marshal Office
Forty three refugees, mainly German, were taken to the Provost Marshal's office by U S Detective Carter from the steamer Weldon. They were picked up at various points on the Potomac. Many carried money in gold and silver and pledged allegiance to the Confederate cause.
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Washineton
Bed
Richmond
U. S
Carter
Weldon
Peres Potomac
Germany
New Orleans War Dispatches and troop movements reported
Feb 26 letter from New Orleans describes Union soldiers Welles and Ferguson captured then released, reports Confederate losses near Jackson, conscription activity, and political caution by Adams. Advices note Spanish intervention at Orva and Burra, transport moves to Paso Cavalvo for 6,000 troops, and rumors of General Rick Taylor commanding Confederate forces in Grand Lake region.
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Pe Orleans
Welles
Mipvis Cavalry
Ferguson
Capeley
Ore
Crncipa
Sherman
Adams
Jackson
Eitivand
B Nics
Spitas
Texas
Dadley
Bigade
Paso Cavalvo
San Domago
Orva
Burra
Carasco Repo
Falcon
Venezeal
Indeet Belvidere
New Orleans
Penacol
Egiesnts
Parses
Serge Concase
Grand
Lake
Rick
Taylor
Southern Campaign Reports From Front Lines
Feb 26 dispatches describe Gen Sherman at Selma and rebel forces under Forrest Adams Lee and Roddy concentrating against Union troops. Skirmishes near West Point Mississippi delay Col Warting's New Jersey and Pennsylvania regiment expedition as Longstreet retreats toward Richmond.
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Vickaburg
Sherman
SelmarAlame
Smith
Forrest
Adams
Lee
Roddy
Fvith
West Point
Miss
Warting
Josinly
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Memphis
Confederate retreat and occupation of Selma and Sel Ima
Genera Sherman’s forces occupy Selma Alabama a key milita position on the Alabama river bank in Dallas county near Hatton. Selma sits on the Alabama Tennessee railroad and connected to Unitntown and Marion. In 1860 the town had iron foundries, a carriage manufactory, banks, public halls, daily papers, churches and schools and exported cotton in winter 1859 60.
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Sherman
Sel Ima
Alabama
Dallas
Ithe
Hatton
Selma
Labama
Tennessee
Alabama and
Mississippi
Marion
Montgomery
Grant presses Johnston as Mobile teeters on fate
A Washington dispatch reported by the Philadelphia Press states Grant seeks to defeat Johnston in Georgia and Alabama, hoping Mobile falls easily. It notes Baltimore's Marshal Kane arrived in Richmond and was made a colonel. The Richmond editor calls Mobile’s fate pivotal, predicting enemy hesitation to attack Mobile before the crisis resolves.
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Grant
Washington
Philadelphia
Richmond Edquirer
Johnston
Georgia
Alabasie
Mobile
Geo.p. Kane
Marshal Kane
Baltimore
Richmond
Braminer
Boite Island Hente Declares Reelection Support
An official declaration from The Bhoite Island Hente indicates a unified stance in favor of reelection of Foal dent Licolt on Thursday.
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Thureday
War News and Society Notes From the Front and Home
The article reports on treason trials and a draft rebellion case in the North, while noting military movements and generals Sailes Sickles and Farragut. It also covers whisky tax proposals, Confederate prisoner matters, and home front anecdotes about marriages, fashion, and a college price advertisement.
Torids Venerray Linn Promoted as Universal Pain Remedy
An old advertisement touts Venerray Linn as a universal pain reliever and cure for many ailments. It claims effectiveness for pain, influenza, cuts, burns, and as an internal remedy suitable for all ages. Sold for 25 cents at 58 Cort Street New York. distributed by pharmacists nationwide. Also notes the death of Dr. P. B. S. G.Young in Beaver.
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wmeDa
United States
Millioba
Pee
Corti Street
NeweYork
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