Beaver Argus Notice and Beaver Seminary Events
Notice disposes of interest in the Beaver Argus and calls debtors to settle with J L Anderson who is authorized to receipt in the name. Executive Committee of the Republicary and Union party meet at Court House on Wednesday the 18th at 8 PM. Losing Exercises of the Beaver Seminary and Institute to be held at the M E Church Thursday at 7 PM with music colloquies prize reading and prize essays admission ten cents.
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The
Beaver Argus
J. L. Anderson
T.C. Nicholson
Republicary and Union Party
Court Tonge
D. Limbrie
D.L. Imbrie
Chin
P. B. Young
John Roberts
Wm. Shrodes
Wash
Johnston
Robt
Bradshaw
John Stiles
Joseph A. Wray
David Johnston
B. Wells
Barclay’ - O
Wm A. Laitd
Samuel Ten i
Fan’ Lawrence
Samuel Mitchell
B.B. Chamberlin
John: Wilson
H. John Slentz
sarTho
Beaver’ Seminary & Institute
M. E
Knights of the Golden Circle debated in public discourse
The piece argues about secret orders like the Knights of the Golden Circle and reports a Henry being summoned before the United States District Court in Tadison to testify, refusing to implicate himself, while accusing the Democratic party and Republicans of traitorous connections and plotting against the government.
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Knights
Garden ‘Circle
Henry
United States
Tadisun
Ube
Theason
Clain
Ainvugse WA
Ial
Golden Knights
Order
Democratict Party
Jeff
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Yao Pn. Ia
Ack Arts
Dissensions in the Army and Political Turmoil Unfold
The piece laments internal military dissensions hindering Union efforts. It notes Gen Hillock no longer holds supreme command, promises reforms for efficiency and harmony, and condemns traitors within. It reports Captain Hague’s recovery from wounds and losses at Fredericksburg, with officers M’Cane and M’Carter discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gin. Hillock
Lincoln
Oration by Judge Agnew Praised for Civil War Constitution
The Harrisburg Telegraph notes that Judge Agnew of Butler Beaver and Lawrence counties will soon be invited to address the Legislature. His New Castle premier oration, praised as a masterly defense of the Constitution and vindication of post rebellion laws, highlights adaptation for constitutional suppression of the rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupee Agnew
Harrisburg
Intervention Fanned by English Sympathy and European Reform
The piece argues that reports of intervention in the U.S. civil conflict rise and fall with Washington dispatches. It blames English aristocracy for supporting the Confederacy while noting middle and lower classes awaken to liberty, demanding action against pirates and retaliation if needed, and hints at later remarks on France Napoléon III.
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Washington
England
France
London
United States
Bebe
Europe
Exeter Hall
Napoleon the Third
Editorial Office of Crisis Is Mobbed by Soldiers
On March 4 in Cotumpes O, soldiers mobbed the Crisis editorial office at night while the composing rooms in a separate building were left undisturbed. General Cooper and troops were brought in to restore order under his command.
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van Dorn
Springvillee
Franklin
Ins
Nasaviter
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan Caviery
Pall
Guburn
Indiana
Spring Hill
Thompsons Station
Wisconsin
Gilbert
Coburnia
Southern Opinion on the Copperheads and Northern Peace-makers
A Confederate tone article denounces Northern peace-makers the copperheads, mocks editorials at the Star, and pivots to Civil War combat reports from Springville and nearby fronts. It notes Van Dorn and Coburn actions, skirmishes near Spring Hill, and the Nashville steamer Nashville wreck after engagement with Union forces.
Controversy Over Northern Policy And Local Politics
A Yorktown Cavalier column denounces antiwar Democrats as traitors while praising Union resolve. It derides Copperhead rhetoric as lies and urges decisive action to crush rebellion, contrasting northern weakness with southern strength. Also notes Penny's death penalty bill and regional maritime rumors.
Public Meeting At Frankfort On Soldiers Aid Effort
A March meeting at the United Presbyterian Church in Frankfort discussed supporting soldiers in army hospitals. Rev Hunter and Rev Purdy led prayers as residents pledged meetings resolutions and fundraising to aid wounded and discharged troops. Committees were formed to solicit contributions and relay minutes for publication.
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Keort
Hanover
Beaver Co
Waxlington Co
Find
Findley
Allegheny
United. Presbyterian
Frankfort
Hiccreon
Rome
Hhunter
Purdy
Aoke
Jno
Proudfit
TC. Carothens
John McCurrel
FH Ie
Meners
Thomas Purdy
No Purdy
MaElwee
D. Mayter Boyle
Uuton
Kitues
Washingtond
Brindle
John McCarrell
M. Lawrence
Ales. _Aten
Jad
Nelson
Diarsha
Rich
Donald
Dunedin
Miller
Pone Ell
Adaniral
Layhan
Rhiattl
Bhd
Pers
Beaver
Lurbeny
Campbell
Sebastiana
Rev
Hunter
Bos
Coral
Uesilay
Rev. Hunter
John Proudfit
Ci N
T. C. Oauorawas
Unclear OCR fragment with political notices and debates
Fragmentary report cites Kane and Wakefield committees on bridges Monongahela and Wheeling issues. Mentions opposition in Pittsburgh and political figures defending navigable rights and river crossings amid party clashes and constitutional references.
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Norice
Knights of the Golden Circle
Commonwealth
Barkeer
Butias
Passeu
Letus
Lee
John W. Hague
Co. I
184Th Reg. P. V
Enon Valley
Darlington
Fredericksburg
Hugh Barnes
Hague
J.T. W. M'Cane
T. J. M’ Carter
Sérat
M'Cane
Wwe
Curier
Southern
Richmond Inquirer
Confederacy
Copperhead
Star
C.S. Long
Imbrie
Imbris
Short
O. S. Long
Kane
Wasuixoton
Richmond Examiner
Savannah
Nashville
Opeeche
Fort M'Allister
Cavalier
Yorktown
I. Uy J
Ories
Angels of Light
New York
Vallandigham
Saulsbury
Delaware
Ipsa
Cataline
Gas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
Eves
Devil
Kentucky
Missouri
Milesij
Dixie
Jett
Petatoratl
Penny
State Senate
John Ant Thon
Fpventag Postenye
Steather
Northern Light
Tolday
Aspinwall
Florida
Secon
Cairo
Porter
Vicksburg
Herrieburg
Yor Erle
Hannicsure
Epiton
Scranton
Wakefield
Payette
Jon
Els
Pittsbury
Oisio
Daggerr
Csexar
Aiat
Monongahela
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Boule
Stey
Ben Girard Lee
Williams
Wiischt
Ladd
Vincents Sun
Joes
Seeessin
Phése
South Park
New England
Ira
Marcus
Piriarns
Warren
Mississippi
Lyke Providetee
Nestle
Parilytes
Capalve
Meyer
Orion
Elandulay
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