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Newspaper

Beaver Argus

Location

Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1867

Page

2

Trecounty Union Convention nominates two loyal candidates

The Trecounty Union Convention at the court house on June 8 nominated Capt Elijah Barnes for treasurer and Wim. Ewing Bay for agucty commissioner. Both veterans were praised for long service and patriotism. The Lost Cause county convention on July 1 listed two soldiers for the ticket and urged a strong turnout to secure a Republican majority.

Trecounty Union Court ‘House Elijah Barnes Wim. Ewing Bay Agucty Com‘missioner Andy Lost Cause Court House Shannon H. B. Anderson Hall Odell & Co R. D. Cooper

Voters Remember State Debt Reduction Under Geary Era

Voters recall that in Geary's storm the state debt fell to 1 794 644.50 dollars, while under Republican rule before the war it declined by nearly ten million dollars. They contrast this with prior periods when debt rose above forty million under stalwart leadership.

Geary Stedfiymen

Treason Odious and the One‑Armed Soldier Elijah Barnes

A fragment reflects on treason and loyalty, praising Capt. Barnes for risking life to defend the country and urging support for Elijah Barnes, a one‑armed veteran, amid political divisions.

Capt. Barnes Mins Elijah Barnes

Democracy's costly loan for war funds sparks backlash

In Beaver County a heated campaign critiques bonds issued to finance the Civil War, opposing repudiation by Anderson and Odell and defending the wartime agreement with creditors. The Local editor faces voter backlash as political attacks unfold amid county elections.

Anderson Odell Beaver County Free Railroad Ie Suca H. B. Anderson Huon ”. Aspynson Beaver Jeff Davis

Potter County Prohibition Act Adopted and Voted On

The county prepares to vote next Tuesday on extending the Potter county prohibition act. The measure bans sale of vinous and spirituous liquors within Potter County with penalties including fines from fifty to two hundred dollars and jail time for repeat offenses. Exceptions allow makers of own wine or malt products to sell small quantities. druggists with prescriptions are exempt. Signed by Speaker Kelley and Senate Speaker Fleming, approved April 11, 1866.

Potter County Senate Pennsylvania General Assembly Potter R. Kelley House of A. G. Curtin Anne Domini Beaver Senate J House of Representatives John P. Glass Louis ‘W. Hall MO. W. Geary Beaver County Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Arid County Board of Return Court of Common Pleas Commonwealth Sons

Democrats’ Election Forecasts Clash With Previous Year

The passage mocks Democratic predictions by state chairman Wallace about defeating Gen Geary and electing Clymer, noting last year’s inaccuracy. It suggests this year’s forecast relies on the same source and predicts a smaller aggregate vote, with divisions among supporters.

Geary Clymer Wallace Aship Iittle Pitts Gasette

Gov Orr supports Gen Sickles and General Order No 10

Governor Orr fully endorses General Sickles and General Order No 10, calling it a necessary measure for South Carolina. He criticizes the President and advisers for their approach and argues the order aimed to preserve public records and protect sheriffs in civil processes.

Orr Bickles South Carolina Sickles Gorstner Editeh Johneon Tribwna

Soldiers Vote Against Democratic Party in 1864 Debate

A Philadelphia Press editorial urges soldiers to back Republicans, arguing Democrats opposed the war, criticized drafts, devalued currency, and undermined Union efforts from 1861 to Appomattox. It attacks Democratic leaders and media as aiding the enemy and vows a consistent wartime loyalty in the fall campaign.

A. J. Jolly Argus Isi Tg Sharswood Williams Calhoun Feright Digunion Democratic E. W.~ Williams Thay Army of the Union Steel Sumpter Appomattox Philadelphia Ress

Campaign document on Confederate currency trade ban text

Harrisburg Telegraph reports a Democratic campaign piece quoting a Richmond Examiner draft from Jan 1964. It details an act to prohibit dealing in United States paper currency within Confederate lines, with penalties and exemptions for government agents, plus a note on Judge Sharswood opposing currency circulation as unconstitutional.

United States Jule Sinoaswonp Supreme Bench Harrisburg Richmond Examiner Congress House of Representatives Senate House South Congress of the Confederate States of America Confederate States Sharswood Thia

Governor Geary joins New School Presbyterian Church baptism day

An article notes Governor Geary and his wife publicly baptized their four children on the first Sabbath of the month at the New School Presbyterian Church. A Harrisburg newspaper accuses Geary of partisan bias while defending the governor’s religious duties and propriety.

Geary New School Presbyterian Church Corinda Harrisburgh Union Middleton Mohreneth Pennsylvania Pri le Pitte Gaset

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The Beaver Argus Touvar, Pa Union State Henry W. Williams Allegheny County Enion, County Nominnations Borough WM. Ewing Raccom Tp Bury Joseph C. Wilson Beaver Boro K Shannon Hopewell Tps Samuel McManamy Economy Trustees of Academy S. J. Crobs Rochester Borp Jouin Barclay Judge Sharswood Borie WS. Trott Asios Jrercesicas State Chestnut Street Philadelphia F. Jordan Gro. W. Haarenst Anderson, Odell & Co. Mf Supreme Court Iti Anjon Johnson Con- S Maryland Swann Gongreas Bnion Licket Dope Arate Academy” Fund Ancrsa Arcus Arsus Caughey and Barnes Supreme Judge Henry W.williams Copperheead Judge Williams Andrew Johnson Jeremiah 8. Black James Buchanan Republic Repesnicana Copperheada Montgomery Ruth Lostate Tey Re H Prohibition Montana W. Y Judge Shérswood Spirit of Davis Davis Engaged In Armed Fight To Government. Sharswoesor Lee Se Lee Hie Dred Scott Passmore Williamson Har Arm Lee Caurronxra California Copperhead Haight Gazette U. S. Army Navy U. S Brighton Pallaton Bridge Isdy J. Webster Wilson New Baghton DE. Bollinger Bil A. S. Harvey Ose Hsv Tardoware Harvey Bridgewater puneniTes Illen Beaver Ohio Township Wran Thomas A Aenen Pata Darron Orien Aid Iy Rg Gerrick Ni Sturgeon Oil Company Ante Pepe Ete Charles Brleey D. Stone Premiens Geo. W Allison Joseph Anderson Georgetown Lane Conn Sa &E Dee Geo Ral Exsca J Arowginns Mthwart Diamond Rochester, Ps F. A. Footen “Dry Good Store Apett Gealy Eugene Rufles Buckles &G Poe Mellenery
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