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Newspaper
Galesville Transcript
Location
Galesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1861
Page
5
The Daily Sentinel reports the Battle of Bull Run near Manassas Junction, Va., with a four to five hundred loss and urges the North to view the Civil War as a stern reality. Editors claim the North will rally, concentrate force nearby, and aim for victory in future actions.
The Annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of Celesville University was held at the Latiniaity Building on the 18th and 10th inst. The meeting reshaped terms of office and placed the institution closer to the Methodist society. J W M Vernon offered his resignation amid accusations. the board declined to accept, noting his long service. Agents Widler Vernon and Judge Gale were appointed to hire professors and teachers for the new term starting September 12, 1861.
The board announces chosen financial agent and 8.5 Luce agent to supervise finishing of the Building and to collect subscriptions. The meeting ends with good feeling. Despite hard times, the university is described as in prosperous condition for the West. A recent Vernon Hitler and Judge Gale consultation yielded explanations of the working plan, addressing Methodist society objections and aiming for renewed harmony.
The Washington Correspondent criticizes General Scott yet acknowledges his eventual glory. The writer notes impatience for action, laments the Manassas Junction battle's heavy human cost, and urges firmer but wiser conduct. Acknowledges publication haste and promises improved copy.
Dr T Magee has moved his stock of goota to a new store a few rods east of Harris Hotel and will be happy to serve his customers.
M Wadkturcartas reports a remarkable Wadkteberry ground event with large berries and fine stock. The note mentions stalls selling at the area as crowds gather for the sale amid the bustling market activity.
The Board of Galesville University conferred the honorary title of Dy on Reve AL fred Brunson of Prairie de Chien. Wheat harvest has begun nearby and is expected to last five to six years. The fifth left Madison on Wednesday and the sixth leaves today. Thanks to D. Lauson for advance papers.
A public address extols Latin study in a university setting, urging students to imitate Roman orators and Daniel Webster. It notes the widespread adoption of Latin in Europe and America, the ties between language, law, and liberty, and praises civic progress despite Civil War disruptions. The speaker warns against sectarianism, calls for scholarly pursuit, and ends with a fable about a father and his many sons bound by staves.
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