25 Mar 1863
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1863
Page
1
The piece extols The Tribune as a large circulated war era journal with wide readership and strong Republican allegiance. It asserts its unity of purpose with abolitionist goals and criticizes rivals while urging readers to support Union cause and preserve liberty.
The fragment describes a store operated by a proprietor in Beaver Pennsylvania. It mentions oysters and various goods, with references to liberal patrons and trade terms. The text is garbled but indicates a small shop offering provisions and a range of items.
A soldier correspondent writes after a Goldsboro expedition. He discusses duty, the slavery issue, and the burden of war. He notes comrades ill health, references Joseph’s death, and vows loyalty to the Union while urging faith in Providence and victory. He ends with a pledge of union.
Advertisements show pricing for special notices and business cards with multiple rate mentions. It cites per square charges and yearly discounts, indicating 25 percent Asi ular rates and various fees for marriages and bee and other notices.
Fragmentary 1863 letter discusses army loyalty to the administration, urges unity to crush rebellion, defends the government and emancipation as essential. Appeals to Northern supporters, warns of rebel sympathy and Southern press views, and calls for determined wartime effort. Contains references to the President, Proclamation, and the war aims.
A meeting of officers and privates of the 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers declares steadfast support for the Union and opposition to rebellion. Resolutions condemn pro peace proposals from dissenters, insist on continued war until treason is erased, and praise loyal officers and soldiers.
A partisan defense of the Union war effort denounces rebels and copperheads while praising loyal soldiers. The piece asserts northern resilience, condemns sedition, and pledges continued support for the government against internal and external threats.
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