Commemoration and Local Notices in The Sentinel
The Sentinel lists a memorial service in the M E Church with Rev O I Weirich commemorating Gov Louis P Harvey. It notes Will merchants close for a few hours, and mentions New England Excelsior Concert at the Court House. Also highlights notices on Johnsons grocery, Leissering restaurant move with free lunch, Lieut Moses O'Brien promoted, Dr Gales ad, Cherehill books stock move, Usher Thrall banking, wallpaper stock, new mill stock, and Root taken to Canada amid jail and county affairs.
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Solomon
M. EE
O. I Weirich
Louis P. Harvey
Reseovat
August Leissering
Bank
War News From Green County and Pittsburg Landing
Clerks of Green County towns are urged to send town officer election statements. Sergeant Walkey reports not one in Capt. Jackson's company died at Pittsburg Landing, with several prisoners listed. Governor Harvey's visit to wounded soldiers praised for care and encouragement, boosting morale amid losses. Commodore Foote wounded at Fort Henry seeks relief. Capt. Davis assigned to West as second in command.
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Sar-Johnson
Johnsons
Mason and Dixon
Johnson
McKey
Green County
County Board of Supervisors
M. Marry
J. Walkey
Captain Jackson
Pittshurz Landias
Shiloh
A. Jackson
SS. Frown
J. L. Shaw
J. M. Bendy
Wisconsin
Harvey
Pittsburg Landing
Gaivo
Dimal
Cairo
Mould City
Paducah
Savannah
Pirtsim
Foote
Fort. Henry
Department
Charles. H. Davis
Department of the West
Arabat Ludlow
Miteuu Court
William Brown
Clarissa Brown
Poreclastre
Saly
Murphy
Circhit
Montoeiq
Ald
Tole Lowing
Greer
Ier
Milwauedene and
Aississippi Rail Kar Company
Mauthe
Snall-East
Alzoan
Vlad
Shert
Pbors
Qwest
Allin Town
Runge Bix
Conny
Green
Mourne
Leth
Three Questions on War Management Stir Public Demands
The Chicago Journal calls for clear accountability over Ball’s Bluff and Pittsburgh Landing disasters and eight months of Potomac camp stagnation. It urges swift, champlainic leadership and public answers, naming no single culprit but demanding responsible generals be judged by outcomes. The notice ends with a medical ad and a dated postmark August 20, 1880.
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Ball's Bluff
Upper
Potomac
Chicago Journal
Wisconsin Civil Procedure Changes Change of Place of Trial Act
Wisconsin state law updates amend sections of the revised statutes regarding change of venue for civil actions on judge prejudice. Provisions require ten days notice, prohibit court commissioners from altering venue, and set effective dates following passage in April 1862.
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Wisconsin
Senate and Assembly
Wheensin
Senate
Assembly
United States
Wroonsin
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Troup
Court House
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Wisconsin Volunteers
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Company TV
J. B
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Mt. D
Dr. Gales
OS. Cherehill
Dearborn
Janceville
Main
Bilwaukee
Jackman
E23
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Brock
SSR. Efert
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Cic
M. M. Combs
AL Gleissues
Ber
N. Root
B. C. Foster
Mt Pleasant
Canada
Henry Adame Eny
Board of County Commissioners
Root
Mr. Root
Jai Tonzr
The
Atlantic Monthly
Theodore Winthrop
Richelieu
Ore's Island
Harriet Beecher Stowe
J. W. Edmonds
Molly G
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Fabie
Jobe Bright
America
Roanoke Island
Hamlet
Pat Nan
Knights of the Golden Circle
Columbia
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Ursa Major
Guerdon
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Antoine Miller
Monroe
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Montoet
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Toseph Green
Willian
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Oyle
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Rockford Road
Alfred Clark
Hoffmans
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Milwaukee
Stewart
Good Samaritan
Royal Oak
Tylex
Mercanis
Starbanks
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Honland
Grethon
Nate Ted
Mooilay Faye Stond
Gerian
Haig
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TSE
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People’s Drug ‘Store
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Best Brands
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Eastside
MY. Mosto's
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the Peoples Drug Store
Honroe, Wis
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Pure Drugs & Medicines
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Adams & ‘Co
Green County Agric
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