Galesville Volunteers Depart for La Crosse Artillery
Daniel Wanstee, Esq., former resident, now in Lia Crosse, recruits volunteers for a La Crosse artillery company. The squad will be a skilled unit defending the Union. Names enlisted from Galesville include Francis Down, Wm. Melreth, Byron B. Hall, J. Go. McCoy, John B. Stocking, A. P. Van Slyke, Fredrick J. Miller. Citizens escorted the volunteers with music and bouquets, thanked by Rev. J. Frothingham and J. McGuy for their patriotism.
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Daniel Wanstee
Lia Crosse
la Crosse
Webster
Francis Down
Wm. Melreth
Byron BH. Hall
GO. McCoy
John B. Stocking
A. P. van Slyke
Fredrick J. Miller
Galesville
Capt. Foster
J. Frothingham
J. @ McGuy
Ralusville
Magill Appointed to Faculty at Alesville University
The Rev Henry T Magill A M and his wife have been engaged to replace Prof Fallows and his wife in the University of Alesville faculty. Magill is reported to be a graduate of the institution and joins the staff as a faculty member.
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Henry T. Magill
Lua Crosse
Galesville University praised for sound management and plans
The passage notes the College of Cincinnatian ties and Mrs Magill as a former teacher in New York Seminary. The next term began September 12. Trustees resolve to strengthen the institution and Bishop Simpson commends its financial stability and governance under Methodist patronage in the Northwest.
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Cincinnatii
Ohio
Magill
New York
Northwest
Simpson
Galesville University
Methodist Church
Northwestern States
Butler's North Carolina Triumph Reported
The newspaper previews this week’s news with Gen. Butler’s success in North Carolina and notes an unconfirmed report that Rosencranz has surrendered to Gen. Lee, signaling a major Civil War development.
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Butler
North Carolina
Rosencranz
Gen. Lee
Sparta Bagax weekly paper debuts in Sparta
The Fugle is a handsomely printed weekly edited by W. H. Farnam and B. Noyes with Farnam as publisher. Subscription price is $1.50 per year. The item is added to the exchange list with pleasure.
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Sparta Bagax
Sparta
W.il. Farnam
W. H. Farnam
B. Noyes
Independent Nomination Opinion Seeks Harmony Among Union Men
The article argues that voters should judge nominees by competency rather than party and expresses support for policies that foster unity among Union men, preferring harmony over factional dispute. It emphasizes objecting to nothing that promotes communal consent.
Galesville Greys Schedule Weekend Meeting
By request of Captain Clark the Galesville Greys announce a meeting on Saturday at two o'clock P M precisely for team planning and events.
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Clark
Galesville Greys
Parkins Plants Wild Plum Trans in His Garden
C. Be. Parkins grows a wild plum trans in his garden. The fruit is only slightly inferior in size and quality compared with the best cultivated plum varieties he notes.
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C. BE. Parkins
Atlantic Monthly September issue highlights original articles
The Atlantic Monthly for September presents sixteen original articles along with reviews and literary notices. It includes extracts from one of its papers, praised for style and sentiment.
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Atlantis
Wenaka
Ily Out-Door Study
The passage meditates on a summer noon fading into quiet, with nature waking and shadows shifting. It depicts a tranquil lake scene, silent waters, green shores, and a diverse yet scattered display of color and light.
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Pan
Summer Reflections On Nature In A Lake Landscape Poem
Excerpted prose extols nature's calm and beauty on a sunlit lake. Amid reflections on fame and worldly wealth the speaker argues genuine joy comes from a simple, sunlit day and the healing, non didactic influence of nature on conscience and action, urging personal integrity and courage. Skeptical notes on reform and self doubt follow.
We Must Keep Busy In The Society Of Nature
The speaker notes how poets and innovators exaggerate to stand out while public attention fades. Outdoor life offers simple relief from vexations and politics, as government removals can be dodged by nature. Readers and markets may fail, but the pickerel endures, and patience is kept through everyday natural work.
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Cgresar
Rhodes
Luther
Society of Nature
Charge of the Black Horse Cavalry and the Zouaves
A spectator recounts the Black Horse Cavalry’s charge and the Zouaves reception during the dread conflict. Reports differ, but the observer notes their courage and a hostile refusal to bury the fallen, fueling lasting bitterness and remembrance.
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Black Horse
Charge of the Black Horse Cavalry in a Confederate Field
A brutal Civil War clash unfolds as the Black Horse Cavalry charges with deadly zeal against Union lines. Voices shout remembered names and daring threats while mounted troops clash, horses fall riderless, muskets blaze, and a savage cry rings from the battle-scorched earth.
Ouster of Arch Usurper Messmore Cited in Telegram
A telegram reports Messmore has been ousted from his seat. Judge Gale will serve as acting judge until a new election. The notice condemns demagogic chicanery and urges the fallen figure to retreat from public life.
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Giory Enxoven
Messmore
Gale
Crosse
Dem
Voltaire Quote on Physician Training Sparks Acurious Critique
The philosopher Voltaire quipped on a friend studying to become a physician coaxing a biting jab. He asked why anyone would pursue medicine to hurt what they barely understood while they learn more about the body than the craft.
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Voltaire
Draga
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