30 Sep 1863
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1863
Page
1
A 19th century timetable shows train routes from Beaver Station to Pittsburgh and Rochester East. It lists departure times such as 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM with connections to Cincinnati and West, and notes on arrivals at Pittsburgh and Rochester, including East and West-bound services. The memo includes a resolution and amendments to the bylaw schedule.
Advertisement notice outlines pricing for notices including marriages deaths and politics. Mentions business cards rates and special space options. © The fragment references liberal discounts and various ad categories but lacks clear names or dates.
The Annual Assessment of Income and other taxes for the 24th District of Pennsylvania will be open for fifteen days from September 15 1863 at offices in Mt. Jackson Princeton Beaver Now Brighton Hookstown Cross Creek Washington Ead Bethlehem Jefferson Waynesburg White Cottage and other towns. Appeals follow on dates in October 1863 with written grounds of inequality. Davis Davenport Assessor's Office Beaver Sept 5 1863.
The New-York Tribune notes its 1841 launch and 1862 circulation gains despite war disruptions. It defends Republican principles, urges support for Lincoln’s administration, and criticizes opponents who oppose supplies or advocate peace terms benefiting the Confederacy.
An oyster saloon advertises top quality oysters during season with service in any style. Families can be served by the end or during the day. The table is set with all luxuries the market can provide. Gratitude is expressed for past patronage and a continued invitation is issued.
A prospectus for a weekly and tri weekly Knoxville journal by M R Brownlow outlines politics favoring the Federal Union and Unionist stance. It notes subscriptions sent from Cincinnati and recalls Knoxville incidents during the Confederate era. A New York editor advocates recognizing the Confederacy but argues against recognizing secession rights or powers.
A fragment from the Richmond Whig reports a death, noting a distinguished man and his age. The brief mentions Shupteravile Texas and a royal, paternal reference, with uncertain clarity about names and dates.
A mid 19th century political tract argues that wages for labor will open the South to white workers and that soldiers and enslaved people shape future demographics. It condemns Southern aristocracy and urges democracy to rally for labor wages while noting abolitionist positions and regional resistance to slavery.
Meade orders reporters barred from direct contact with prisoners of war and bans civilians not tied to the arts from accompanying cavalry on front lines. Grant defends furlough extensions for Gen Logan while in Illinois, urging continued field duty and abolitionist stances. The World and Richmond Enquirer weigh in on Lincoln’s honesty and federal soldiers’ morale amid copperhead criticism.
A fragmented note references Doxz Weis at the Maine Wesleyan Seminary and mentions a wartime term with about one hundred and fifties or so implied. The legible fragment suggests schooling and conflict context without clear dates or outcomes.
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