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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-24

IMPORTER and Deater in Vines, Liquors, Fo'te''
Ale, ste. Market Street.
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aud Boston Prices with FIRE ght fare. Double RectIhed
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l.. G.. MERRILL

agrt1s,-a W0od csnd q ~ El'sd ~ Aet"t ot"S'o''
nv. fancy Arucles DC. Main street
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ADAM DICKHOUT,


StqDing Htir- cutting md SttaaP 0Otng S1to0n Dpp0
.ir.. me NV dueI trn street. Oh HAzor- rp nee
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Boots Shoes, Leatber, FIndtngs,dc Euery 0@r1ety
every article pertaining their business may be had
of them at the lowest prices Custom work to order
Leather for sale Hides bought, &c. Corner ofMar
ket square and Main street. See advertisements.
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DIR. MCKINLEY,

VII a'tend to calls in has FRO, essiOn Resfdence-
The House recently occupied by A. Campbell, on the
Northeast corner of the Park. o1ice-ou the same
block, or Main Street. V2Ih4v4y
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NEW YORK'S OWN REGIMENT.

In anticipation Of orders from the Commander Chief
of the State New York. predcatcd upon the orders Of
this date from the War Department requiring
mandans Of volunteer regiments to forward ATTACHMENTS
or parts Of regiments forthwith Washington, Company
Of this command will assemble at No. Is Centre street,
Mt twelve O'Clock this day wednesday,, August 81, TO
proceed to the Arsenal Of Elm and White streets,
at one O'clock for the purpose of being mustered into
service and paced in quarters Captains pettiae0le,
mth and jackson will report at No Is Centre street the
condition and strength OF their several commands and
hold themselves in mess be mustered into the
vice Of the State before the 2sth inst without fail
All officers and men urough will report receipt Of
this order. BY order. ALEX MING, Colonel.
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Married.


BESNET-0MBERsoS Wednesday, August 81 d, al tho
residence of The lc's father by Rev, Henry r. smith,
NAisgD Il LIS BENNETT, Of this city, to SARAH JAsE,
eldest ia gter Of William J. Oniberson, Esq, OF Bloom
field. y. j.
BLAYNKY--GAyM lNDs--At Cayv!e, New York, on
Sunday, August IL. by Rev. NJ. f.. Dunhan Mr. THOMAS
BIAyNEY, OF New York, to Miss KATE GAyaoNDs, Of
ClayvMe.
HANss-BrrkIxy.--O Wednesday, August 81, at Rut-
gers street church, by Row Edwin A. Buckley, of Grooa,
Mass, ARTHUR I. HANKs TO MARY VIRGINIA. daughter OF
Erastus Bglkley.
EESnQrlS-fEowBRiGK -0n Wednesday, August 81, by
tn Rev. Alexander s. Leonard WV. II. HKNRouEs to LKlA
o., daughter Of Nelson c. lrow bridge.
LooaL-MckgAS.-ln this city, on Monday July Is,
by Rev. Vim. H. Mlbrn Nj. KELLOGG II. LOOMS to Mrs.
ALCE r. MckE Fan, both Of this city
Mcl.EAsf-SEuoRln Trmily church, Mobile, on Thurs
day, July 4, by the Rev. j. A. Massey JAMES McEANE,
Esq of Mobile t0Ms HARRETM SEcoa Of New York city
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FIRST REGIMENT WASHINGTON GRAYS.

This regiment having received orders from the War
Department, will positively start for the seat of war On
Saturday August "a The camp is at East New York. and
the principal rendezvous No. 534 Broadway Arms
clothing and subs st furnished at once. All mem
bers on leave of absence requested repor, them
selves a. the canp on before Friday the 23d inst. one
comrany more was mustered in yesterday, under
mlnd %! Captain Joseph H. Reynolds, and another will b,
tnse ell during the present week On Fri lay night
concert will be given the grounds Of the encampmcnt
which will be brilliantly Illuminated, and there will no
doubt be large assembage of visters The line officers
OF the regiment held meeting yesterday, and elected
ExCaptan lanes L. Fraser Gate OF the Eighth regmen)
Lieutenant Colonel, vice Leander Buck declined.
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THE THIRD IRISH REGIMENT.

This regiment is fast Ang TO the requisite standard
Capt. John Iynchs company of eighty five was mus
tered into the United States service yesterday by the pro-
per officer at their quarters in the Quarantine grounds
where there three companies complete and accept
ed Two expected down fre Rondout whilst the
remainder daily adding to their numbers. One wing
of the regiment will be ready TO to Washington this
week. Colonel Kelly, Of the cid Ninth Is acting Colonel
Captain Enright of Utica, Major, and 7. Lynch goes
Popes army, and atterly with the sixtyNinth going
back again with his regiment in charge Of company
Sergeant MAJOR ONe in the regulars for twelve years.
takes another,
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BARNEY,s GERMAN BLACK RIFLES.

This regiment known heretofore as the German Black
Sharpshooters, will be called henceorh above men
toned The change made in honor of the Collector Of
the PORT the Hon. Hiram Barney, who takes very lively
interest the success Of the regiment The headquarters
are at 500 Broadway receiving their recruits from ten
different recruiting Offices in different parts Of the City
The enrolled companies contain 400 16O Of which are
in camp in Landmarks Park. The balance well pro-
vided Tivol Gardens and at Lincoln Hail. Col Koxlay
feels confident that by the cooperation Of highly
influential merchants his regiment will be completed in
most four weeks aud will at once march TO the field
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IRA HARRIS GUARDs-CAvALRY.

Capt. Green, who has already raised full COM
peAy, now encamped at the first landing, Staten Is
land is st recruiting another company at the Park Bar
racks. Capt. Benson, Of Newark, has a company now
nearly full which he expects to complete by next Thurs
day. Captain Re Bohun has another recruiting Office in
Jersey City and has about thirty recruits Capt. saacs
has completed a company, and is still recruiting at the
headquarters, 564 Broadway Three other companies
are nearly fu in Buffalo, one Rochester and ono
In Albany All these will be accepted with their officers,
by Colonel Ne Forest subject to the Board Of Examiners
apen BY n a na
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THE CASE OF COLONEL ALLEN.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

AUGUST 20, 1861
Ibeg the space in your patriotic journal to ask why
is that the decision Of the Court Martial convened
month ago at Fortress Monroe for the trial Of Colonel W.
H. Alien First regiment New York Volunteers charges
Of technical inst bordination exceeding his authority
has not been promulgated The absence Of this officer
from his command cannot surely be Of any benefit either
To his regiment or the The service has but few
officers energetic and efficient know through private
sources, well by the newspapers, that great
Of the decentralization among the volunteers is the
want Of the full quota Of officers. There are some
twenty five more vacancies in the regiments now at or
about Fortress Monroe. JOSEPH BYRNE.
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THE NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.

!. Two three companies Of this regiment viii he
Emustored into the service Of the United States to-
day at the encampmcnt Of the regiment at Yonkera All
recruits whose the different rolls will do
wei TO report at headquarters No. 542 Broadway to-day
by two O'clock TO be in readiness to leave by the boat for
Yonkers at four O'Clock p NJ Captain Harris company is
nearly full and fine chance is thus opened for the
enlistment OF few more good men, he desires 10 close
the Company rob by this evening No delay will occur In
the immediate transfer Of the regiment Washington
great minber Of uniforms ready for delivery.
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TROUBLE IN THE TWELFTH REGIMENT NEW
YORK STATE MILITIA ABOUT THEIR PAY.

The members of the Twelfth regiment New York State
Mlitiahed an adjourned meeting yesterday afternoon at
the Mercer House. Broome street. consider certain
matters connected with their pay. The chief difficulty
appeared to be about alleged deduction from their pay
made at the instance Of Colonel Buterfcd Of
certain clothing with which the privates had been sup
Piled The deduction amounted to IS from the pay OF
each man. committee, who at a previous meeting
had been appointed to nvcs ga.e the matter reported
that they had made inquiries and had been informed that
Colonel Butterheds action In deducting the
toned wholly unauthorized contrary law The
report not being complete in every respect the commit
tee ordered to continue their Investigations and
port further at future meeting
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THE BROOKLYN PHALANX OR FIRST REGI-
MENT OF LONG ISLAND VOLUNTEERS.


This regiment has been long encamped at the Island
OF the Brothers. and aerward Fort Schuyler that the
men have now arrived at high state Of discipline and
efficiency The call Of the government for all the rcg
mens and companies now ready TO march has created
considerable stir among the troops encamped at Fort
schuyler and at Rkers Island and for the past three or
opr days the officers Of the Anderson 2ouaves and the
brooklyn Phaanx have been untirng In their efforts TO
pr st u men Tor their advance to Washington.
rlst Long Island regiment was alt ready 70 start
evening" Tor Elizlbethport, New Jersey, where Trains
were III waiting to convey the regiment 70 Philadelphia
Wnie there would b. short stoppage, ana Inc men
woua then be hurried on to the capital with al speed
ie regiment is now we'll appointed and equipped ior the
strneee that Is before H. and Judging from the SOHO APP
perance of the rank and file, and the intelligence OF the
ooers there no doubt but that 1t will acqut ITSELF wen
m the day of battle We informed that the musket
with which the men armed is OF the Springfield
pattern; but this will be exchanged for the more deadly
ton. For the last two days the Regiment has been
ready to move. Their baggage and other military ap
uenances have been packed and roped, waiting only
Tor tile means OF transportation. Early yesterday morn
ing q capacious steamboat despatched to Fort
schuyler TO take their effects board, and at three
O'Clock , ths emnarkaticn Of the men he an The whole
regiment was In good spirits and though there were no
promises Of great and valiant actions the part Of
etner ohcers or men, 1t Is scarcely possible that
such fine corps do otherwise than distinguish itself
IN the sacred ca 81 OF the oountrys salvation There are
no complaints, us far know, among the men,
a. 10 their clothing or other appointments They arc a
PpitphIy opeDeDt 10 theT Officers,
these be as efficient as they as they represented to
Dc there IL why the Paapx should not turn out
TO be pride to the City Of Churches and Long Island
in general.
The following is list of the star and company officers
Of this regment.-
Colonel julius Adams; Lieutenant Colonel Nelson Cross;
Mayor, Mark Dezeng Adjutant John Hogan; Quarter
master, W. w. Van MSS; Commissary fuyiam Surgeon,
Human Assistant Surgeon Adams Chaplain, s. Beecher
Cdfrdtns-foster, Stillwell, Garfield, Goldman Howe,
Van Ness, Belden, Montgomery, Brown, Peck.
Fir.f LientenanteH. Bsecher Mclvoy, Reynolds West,
Fzpstrick, Dermady, Ford, Cone, Sullivan, Hoigson
Seco,ad Ii Wnan-ihiiiips, Murphy McAlster, Jones,
Doty, Himer, Shearer Fisher, Mills, RESELL
Srernumro'y Serond Ltetendnt-Johnson.
Satlo7-H I. Bigby.
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LINCOLN CAVALRY.

Captain A. W. Adams is now organizing company for
my regiment Of cavalry, under authority given some
weeks since by me- to raise and organize such company,
subject to my approval Of officers and 70 receive srch
subscriptions for the expenses attending tho he
might be able to PROCURE the SURPLUS II any, to be paid
over to me for the use Of the regimentai organization
ANDREW 7. McREYNOIDS, Colonel Lincoln Cavalry.
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Maynard


August 21.-John d. D. Rosset Us. VIM Nibto.-This
action brought against Mr. Niblo security for Mr.
Nixon for quarters rent of house in Thompson street
The only witnesses in the the plaintiff and his
counsel who deposed that the due and that Mr..
Niblo written to- and that he called at tho counses
Office and promised to pay the rent
M b. Gaibrath, behalf Of defendant, objected TO
plaintiffs counses testimony, and commended that verbal
promise pay the debt Of third party void under
the statute oil frauds.
The Court sustained the objection, and rendered ndg
mt for defendant with COSTS and also Of former
motion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-22
EMPIRE ZOUAvES.

THIS regiment forming has TIVE companies in camp
Staten Island and expect to muster in the service before
the close Of this week three The headquarters are
AZ eco Broadway.
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THE CAMERON LIGHT INFANTRY.

On Monday evening committee from Company =,
Cameron sht Infantry, waited upon Sergeant Frank W.
Tryon, of the City Guard Ninth regiment N. Y S NJ,
now furlough in this city, and rendered him the
position Of First Lieutenant Of Company
Sergeant Tryon, during his connection with the above
regiment having performed very many important duties
was rewarded by weeks leave Of absence to return
home to his friends He finally consented to accept
the poftion and last evening unanimously elected 10
the Same As he has already considers service,
and being thorough soldier no better selection could
have been made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-22
THE VANDERBILT GUARD

Colonel James Raymond has been accepted, with the
privilege of mastering in by companies, that
company is full it is mustered in at once and the
will be fully armed and equipped and draw pay from the
day Of ell smcnt without waiting for other companies
be mustered in. This regiment will Immediately go into
quarters Competent parties having companies may apply
at the headquarterters, 1874 william street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-22
THE IRA HARRIS CAYALRY.

Company was mustered in yesterday, and Company
will be to-day There four companies in the regi-
ment, with each about fifty men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-22
NINTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILL.
TIA

Captain Tuthih of the Ninth regiment, now stationed
ut Sandy Hook, Nd, under the command o( General
Banks is in the city by orders OF his commander with
the intention OF receiving about one hundred men TO fill
the regiment His quarters are at Gibsons Elihtng-
csrner of Thirteenth street and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-22
CAMERON ACCOMMODATING LIGHT CA


The officers Of this crack regiment under the command
Of Colonel Lionel Goldsmd, formerly Of the British Ca
vary will meet Friday afternoon at four O'Clock at
the Office Of Angus Cameron, ESQ, No Old slip Three
hundred men, all accomplished horsemen will be
in early next week.
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COLONEL HAWKINs' ZOUAvES.

Lieutenant Colonel Belts who is in charge Of the
cruitng service for this regiment in New York.
yesterday another detachment OF ATTY men. Among
them grandsons Of Major Pauding who captured
Andre in the Revolutionary war.
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THE FIRST FIRE ZOUAYEs.

The First regiment Of Fire zouavcs went into camp yes
terday morning the Battery, where fifty tents
have been erected. The will probably be transferred
to Fort Schuyler or Rker's Island within a few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-22
YATES RIFLES.

Colonel Aver commanding being one Of tho most ad
vanced of the new volunteers the regiment expected
to be ready by the middle Of next week to to the
seat Of All is activity in the camp, and thu
recruits pleased with the idea of drawing weapons
with the rebels Recruits may apply at Park barracks
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KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 447-Auglst II, 1851.
10, 6l,I2s, 62, SO, 20, s. II, 10, ID, II, 81, 49.
KENTUCKY, Cr.Ass 44S-August 81, 1861.
10, 81, 25 So, Is, 81, SO, IL, 43. So, H. SO, 20.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY Il CO.,
Covington, Ky. +, or St. Louis, No
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THE HANCOCK GUARD.

This new regiment, under tho command of Col. Tnde
has beo accepted By tho War Department and viii lcayc
for the sea. Of war as soon as possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-22
THE sEvENTY.NINTH REGIMENT.

lieutenant and orderly sergeant Of this regiment
ia this city, and have opened depot at the Mercer
House recruit hundred men, Members Of the reg
ment in the city requested to report at the above
place.
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Royal Havana LOttery-Prizes Cashed
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THE NEW YORK RIFLES

Of the regiments now forming perhaps has pros
perod more rapidly than Colonel lie Gendres Although
scarcely ten days in existence 1t has four companies
formed The regiment is stationed at Staten Island a.
Camp Washington. Several companies from the late
Twentieth (Ulster county, regiment have making
arrangements to join this corps an early day Lieut.
COL do Brame is well known In this country and abroad
by his revolving rded cannon Major de Schmidt late
Aduant General Of General Ferario during the Italian
war OF lS49 Captain Gossaner graduate Of the school Of
ST. oyr and lieutenant in the French army during the
Italian war in the year 1859; Captain c. Link graduate
OF the military school of Dresden; Captain Castro who
served during the late Italian war with the highest dis
tnction and Captain Segel, distinguished officer of the
Austrian army, among the officers. The regmcntal
headquarters are situated In the City Hall below the
siyor once, southwest corner basement The princi
pal recruiting Office is situated in the City Hall Park-a
tent erected Just south of the headquarters The UNIFORM
adopted has been TINT Of the Twelfth regimen, New York
state militia, with green instead OF white trimmings.
THE FTFTY-FIFTH REGIMENT N. Y. s. NJ.
Camp lafayette tho headquarters Of the Garde Iafa
yette the of considerable excitement when it
became known that all regiments at wanted at
the capital The prospect Of speedy relief from the
tony Of camp life and that they will now have OPP
portuny to stand by the side of the other brave defend
ers OF tn country reused the enthusiasm OF the and
officers TO the highest pitch Monday next is the nten led
day OF their departure, and IT Is confidently hoped by
rank and file tha delays will occur any red tapes
ism hinder thar departure and disappont their expec,a
tons. new company has Joined the regiment This Ia
company from the sixth regiment New York State Mill
tia, which promises from the fine and solderly appear
ance OF the and the perfection to which they have
arrived In the drill to be great addition to the regiment
The recruiting since the receipt Of the that the Fifty
NTH would soon be in the hcd has been very brisk It
is confidently expected that by Friday Saturday all
arms and equments will he delivered to the men, and
everything in readiness for their departure Monday
next There are still some companes incomplete, and
cruits would DO well To arpy the headquarters
Lafayett effai, New =. Jrk.
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THIRTY EIGHTH REGIMENT SECOND SCOTT
LIFE GUARD.)
Recruiting for this req

Recruiting for this regiment, under tho superintend
once Of Lieutenant Colonel iarnsworlh Is now going On
The depot Is ia Leonard street. nea. Broadway.
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81 per bottle sent by mail or express to any address,
Office 4e9 Broadway.
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CrfstadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs md Ton
lees the best the world wholesale and retail and tho
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