Beaver Argus News Digest 1862
Beaver Penn a November 12 1862 issue contains partial telegraph items and notices from EC Nicholson. Local happenings, market notes, and brief items appear with customary 19th century newspaper framing.
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1862
Page
2
Park Row agents advertise low rates for Azages
Ss M P entengill and Co Boston No 7 Park Row and 6 State St are named agents authorized to take advertisements and subscriptions at the lowest rates. A response from the Star alleges a manuscript theft from its office but the reply states no such entry occurred. The Anderson Troop of nine hundred men passed through en route to Kentucky to join Rosecrans, recruited in Pennsylvania for the South west, praised for their arms and equipment. Local names E Allison Sam Hamilton Win Stewart New Brighton are noted as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. M.pentengill & Co
Park Row
State St
Boston
Azages
Turovuch
Anderson
Kentucky
Rosecrans
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Messrs. E. Allison
Sam’ 'T.hamilton
Court Proceedings in November Term with Multiple Indictments
The November Term court presided by Judge Agdew disposed of several cases by press time. Indictments included murder, false pretence, assault and battery, and nolle prosequi entries were entered on costs. Individuals named include Eliio Sheets, John Fosnaught, Samé Wiley, George Poe, Will Lockhart, Mosca Doak, John Brown, Santo, John S Shepler, and Jos Allen with John B. Maben named as constable. Continued cases and new trial rulings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agdew
John Fosnaught
Eliio Sheets
John Fosnaaghe
John Wiley
Same
George Poe
Aseault
Sime Cs Wm. Lockhart
John B.ma
Darlington Tp
Jos. Dilworth
Democratic Mass Meeting in New Castle
The report notes a Democratic mass meeting in New Castle where Mr. Taylor faced defeat amid accusations of intelligence bias. It mentions Mr. Quay of the 134th Regiment, ill but recovering enough to possibly travel to Harrisburg, with officials hoping he stays in a trusted nonfield role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Ap‘pearing
Journal
Talgented
The Cause of Defeat In View of the War
A democratic reply to a Star editor asserts Republicans won soldiers votes for Union, claims election delays hindered soldier ballots, denounces emancipation policy as misused by pro slavery factions, and accuses Democratic leaders and press of treachery and hypocrisy amid wartime mismanagement and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
the Star
We will continue to oppose the wrong and uphold the right
The speaker vows to persevere despite threats and defeats, declaring the fight for freedom is not over. They promise to return stronger, attack misrepresentation, and persist with editor and associates standing firm against foes. The message emphasizes unwavering resolve and defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judas Tecan
Swithout
Ariae
Loyalists and abolitionist debate over disloyalty charges
A dated letter discusses loyalty during wartime, opposing abolitionist labels and praising the President. It critiques a Lawrence Journal exposure of election irregularities in Greene County and mentions Postmaster Meadville J. De Hays acquittal and possible rehabilitation by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph de Hays
Meadville
Djuttict
S. N. Pattis
Pittsburg
Relieving Gen. McClellan It Reaches Army of the Potomac
The order removing Gen. McClellan from command arrives at Headquarters at eleven last night. Command passes to Gen. Burnside and McClellan departs tomorrow to report elsewhere. The last act is a brief address to troops as the army begins to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlzapquantzas Anuy
Vaz
Gainesville
Aclellan
Army of the Potomac
Burnside
McLellan
Resignation and farewell to Capt. T N Boyle
A 19th century club notes the resignation of Capt. Thomas N Boyle due to health and the group’s plan to honor him with a suitable public tribute. It also expresses sympathy for his successor and reaffirms confidence in Boyle's leadership and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Bogle
Hsehould
Iworth
Thomas
Boyle
Asell
Letter Reveals McClellan Dismissal Motives
Prina deLouin reports an official Gen. Ullock letter to the War Secretary alleging McClellan was urged to move against the enemy after Antietam and cross the Potomac immediately. It claims delays, stressed roads and supply shortages, and suggests the army’s failure to advance hurt supplies and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulleck
McClellan
Army of the Potomac
Antietam
M’clellan
Washington
Harper's Ferry
Potomac
AbcClellan
General Burnside and Draft Issues Highlight Civil War News
The piece profiles General Ambrose E. Burnside, his Indiana origin, West Point education, rise to Second Lieutenant, and Civil War service including North Carolina campaigns and Bull Run. It also discusses draft mass-mobilization dilemmas, War Department orders on consolidating regiments, and McClellan request to use drafted men for Maryland Pennsylvania borders and Washington fortifications.
Rebel movements threaten great battle near Waterloo
Nov. 7 dispatches report Gen A P Hill and Stuart cavalry at Chester Gap and Pleasanton pushing rear guard. Lee's force believed advancing toward Gordonsville with 70,000 men while Bragg moves from Gordonsville toward Nashville. Reports say Jackson ten miles off with 70,000, Abdul 80 rebel prisoners arrive from Lebanon Kentucky. Nashville area under distress as supplies run short and rail bridge at Broad Run damaged. Weather clear but storm persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Reynolds
A. P. Hills
Lee
M’clellan
Girdonsville
A. P. Hill
Stuart
Chester Grap
Pleasanton
Flint
Tate
Bayard
Blunt
Longstreet
Jackson
Bragg
Gordonsville i
Jacknon
Waterloo
Abdul
Lebanon
Kyp
Luniares
Marshall
Polk
Bree
Nashville
John Morgat
Polie
Be’cook
Sill’s
Woodruff
Schenae
Crittenden
Gallatin
Gheuttiam
Brage
Murfreesboro
Cimberlang Gap
Nashvville
Joe Johnson
Tisus
Kenlick
Mobiles
Blair's majorities hint at large Missouri win in First District
Missouri returns suggest Blair leads in the First Congressional district with a likely about 1000 vote margin after soldier vote. Fifth district shows a close contest between Gen Thos. L. Price and McClung with a chat in favor of the chat ter. Seventh district sees Win. elected by roughly four hundred. Ratlins wins Ninth district by a small margin. State results remain meager and legislature likely favors antici pation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lovas
Blair
Thos. L. Price
McClung
Tin
Ratlins
Illinois Election Results Reported
Illinois voters favored the Democrats by a substantial majority and carried the state. Democrats likely won a large share of Congress seats and two thirds of the state legislature. The Republicans won a smaller number of seats and will hold a minority in both chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cucaco
Ningapie
Congress
Hepeblicany
Inchslonberg
Michigan Fidction Detroit Election Results Report
Detroit voters report Baldwin a Democrat elected in the Fifth Congress signal district with the Sixth and other districts in doubt. Michigan legislature shows Senate with seventeen Republicans and fifteen Democrats. House with thirty-eight Republicans and forty-two Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Baldwin
Senate
Republican Wins in Minnesota Congressional Races
The St. Paul Press reports Donnelly won the First District by about 1000 votes and Windam took the Second District as a Republican. Minnesota Republicans hold a state majority near 2000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
St. Paul Press
Donnelly
Windam
Pirate Sumter Seized By Britain In Gibraltar Letter
A Gibraltar dated letter reports that the second mate estor of the pirate Sumter shot Captain Andrewson of the south. The pirate craft has been taken for possession by the British and its crew imprisoned on a man of war. Estor will probably be hanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gibraltar
Secord
Estor
Sumter
Andrewson
Hestor
Fragmented Speech on War and Slavery in Early America
The speaker condemns slavery and argues the Union must perish rather than allow slavery to continue. He asserts fierce devotion to the Union’s cause, claiming it would be better for the nation to fall than to see its slavery persist. The passage reflects intense pro Union anti slavery rhetoric and willingness to endure exile for belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satuay
East Tennessee
America
Africa
Ayee Institute
York
Finn
Buchasad
Tades
Jaeds
Atakep
Suatt
South Carolina
Aiegurd
Hongravic
Pa Pryets
Uni
Ald
Tinon
Ecupy
Jinbueile
Death of Gen Jameson and wartime orders reported
The piece notes the death of General Jameson at an advanced age after long service in the United States Army. It discusses his early role as Colonel of Maine Volunteers, his rise to Brigadier General of Volunteers, and his leadership in the Bull Run and Yorktown campaigns. Also included are wartime orders and assignments from the War Department, detailing officers like Andrew Porter, T A Palmer, and E R Canby, with election results from Delaware and surrounding political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadlen
Hervéd
Clore
Orly
United
Maine
Bull
Rus
Abbrizady
Nthe
Yorktown
Wallant Oluick
Hanrispvia
Andrew Porter
Dommand
Pennaylvanias
Marshial
Died in Suffolk Hospital Soldier of Penns Volunteers
Obituary recounts the death of a Corporal of Company F l0lst Regiment Penns Volunteers after Peninsula campaigns. It praises his bravery loyalty and discipline detailing his service from recruitment to Camp Conoa and his death at Wessels Hospital Suffolk Virginia after a brief illness. Also notes a second death Nancy Wannick in South Beater County age 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agee
Wessels Hospital
Suffolk
Geela
Hunter
Penn
Nera
Beave
Conia
Pia
Althoub
Fair Lake
Toll
Enderkan
Earth
Beni
Virginia
Avis
Watt
Shah
Omnpaine
Thomas
Bar Hay
Bex Yer County
Nancy Wannick
Presbyterian Church
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Church
Martin Luther
Knleed
Lazour
Stenker
Barry
Diabalis
Ben
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Wood
Seymour
Patterson
Buell
Miles
Stone
M’dowell
Whcm
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Aco
Call
Lawrence
Greere County
Keuster
Ladies’ Soldiers’ Aid Society
hUrivation
Penna
Sam'l
Kerrch’ N. Lawn
Washington Do
Prina deLouin
Ambrose E. Burnside
M'Clellan
Indiana
Point Militany
Mexico
Ilinois
B. 1
Rhode ‘Island
Bull Row
Barneide
North Carolina
Micm
War Department
Maryland
Washington City
Andy
Ben Im
Beetr
Pushannock
Nevoss
Missouri
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Byp Eet
Gen
Jameson
EAC
Knokville
Lunder
Ordhanes
We Reynolds
Universit
Winincton
Det
Delaware
Cannon
Temple
Gell
Mothorray
Rochester
Ring
Johnston’s
Rochester Depot
Atte
New Sewickly
John Garrard
J. H. Cunningham
Atlaw
Ofice In
Gen. Tilson
Ofirai
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