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Newspaper
Galesville Transcript
Location
Galesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1861
Page
4
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We invite correspondents from every Wisconsin regiment and urge concise, direct reports. Our Washington letter critiques high places, while local entries note district events, a Republican ticket victory, Thanksgiving proclamation, store chatter, and a county board tax session.
Reports from the news column highlight a Naval Expedition success in capturing three forts on the South Carolina coast and a Union victory in Kentucky. The rest notes include horticultural offerings from Mr. Maughmer, autumn weather, and kerosene lamp sales at R.A. Odell's.
Election results show Rep State Ticket and Dem State candidates across towns including Gale Caledonia Arcadia Preston and Bumner with ballots listing senators assembly and supervisor races. Notable tallies include Bartlett Carson Brown Baker Gilfillan Van Slyke Batchelder Barrett Davis Lake Ingalls Rice and Wyman across districts.
D. W. writes from a Wisconsin camp in November. He reports regular meals and drills, cold winds, new stoves, and delays in pay and overcoats delaying march to Louisville. He notes limited arms and horses, good health with some sickness, and mentions Colonel Fritz Amecke commanding. He discusses state funding, regimental specifics, and local county soldier contributions.
Vote tallies list candidates for state and county offices in Lingoen and Baker County. Bartlett leads in several state senate races with multiple tallies, while Brown Gilfillan Arnold Van Slyke appear in assembly and supervisory contests across districts. Final counts show mixed support with several candidates scoring in single digits.
War Wews reports Nelson’s forces beat Williams with 400 rebels killed and 1,000 captured at Pikesville after clashes on Friday and Saturday. Captured include Williams and Hawes. The Bermuda bombarded Savannah and a coastal steamer towed out with cotton. Butler D. Abbott died near Lancaster when struck by a bridge at about six o'clock.
Report of naval action shows no Federal vessel sunk and only one burned gun boat. Crew reportedly escaped through flames to another vessel with little loss. Vessels followed mixed orders to blockade inlets exposing escape routes for the enemy. Four ships advanced toward Beaufort with the town in sight by 3 p.m. on Thursday.
A partial notice indicates D. Van Slyke was not presented as a candidate for School Superintendent in Trentpealeau Caledonia and in only one precinct of the town. The readable portion shows no formal nomination beyond that precinct.
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