Galesville University Junior Exhibition Impresses Crowd
Closing remarks for the Galesville University Junior Exhibition report a well attended evening despite rain and mud. The program featured salutatory declamations and orations by students including Hoffman Dyer Gilbert Davin and Turner. A Miss Colman address and music by Mr. Post concluded a praised event with hopes for enrollment next term.
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Galesville University
Spalding
J. W Wilbur
J. Hoffman
S. M. Dyer
A. Gilbert
A. J. Davin
G. W. Gale
L. Hoffman
Perlamation
ML. Tyler
Rsasy
Sears
Vanalyke Kosasy
F. Clark
W. R O’hoearn
Scepti
Circumstellar notes and new contributors join the Transcript
The newspaper announces a brief delay in publication with hope for punctuality. Law reports will appear regularly in the Transcript, and new contributors from Maine will share pieces like My Courtship. Old correspondent DOW returns, and the familiar G. column resumes, inviting reader engagement.
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Maine
Dow
Secession Debate Dismissed as Farce Opinion
The writer mocks secession as a farce and notes Republicans treat it seriously. doubts any action will cause a real revolution. The South would gain concessions from the North and favor current arrangements, a trend the author sees as growing daily.
Obituary notice of Vi Olsson in Gatesville
Vi Olsson daughter of J. W. Root died in Gatesville on December 21 after a three day illness from scarlet fever at age unknown. The funeral will be at the Court House tomorrow at 4 o clock P M with a sermon by Rev Falls at 11 A M Sunday at the Court House
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Gatesville
Violsn
J. W. Root
Court House
Fallows
Village Lyceum revival planned at schoolhouse
Citizens approve an appointment to meet at the school-house Monday evening to revive the Village Lyceum. A death in the village is noted and local items include taxes, a lecture by Prof. Fallows in Sparta, and travel news from Senator Latham’s overland journey.
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Gome
S. Fallows
Sparta
Lathana
Galvaston
Texas
California
Antwerp Cathedral and Reubens Paintings Impress Traveler
Foreign correspondent travels from Brussels to Antwerp, noting the forest of Ardennes, Mechlin lace, and the grand Cathedral. He admires Reubens works in the Louvre and Antwerp, describes the architecture, bells, and views from the cathedral tower, and contrasts Dutch influence with Belgian history.
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Alva
Rotterdam
Belgium
Holland
Rewbens
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Renbeng
Louvre
Bruges
Longfellow
Europe
Antwerp Cathedral Wealth Pomp Reflects Romish Heritage
The article surveys Antwerp and its cathedrals showing wealth and ritual pomp. It notes Caravaggish calvary depictions near a city church, ancient Latin inscriptions, and a critique of image worship. It traces Antwerp’s fortifications, Napoleonic and Allied actions, and contrasts Belgian Catholic and Dutch Protestant spheres.
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Antwerp
Dum
Tranais
Vronas
Christ
Scheldt
Thames
Napoleon I
Europe
Holland
James Buchanan’s Last Annual Message Referenced In News Item
A La Crosse Democrat commentary notes Buchanan’s final annual message and compares it to his 57th. It mentions Kentucky papers, Harry Clay’s influence, and Vermont’s bill to exempt a premier’s outfit up to 1200 dollars. It also cites Pike’s Peak gold yield at five million, Chicago’s upcoming oil refinery, and 60 thousand federal offices.
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James Buchanan
Kentucky
Harry Clay
Vermont
Pike's Peak
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