The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03
The 1ssh wis Regiment.


On the cars about noon on Sunday last For
size, apparent hardihood, completeness of out
fit, and fine general appearance this Regiment
will compare favorably with either of the II
regiments Of Infantry that have gone before
The Regiment is about $50 strong. They have
been in camp at Milwaukee since about the
first OF January during which time they have
been constantly and thoroughly drilled.
The regimental organization of the 18th is as
follows:
C0i0nei-James 5. Alban.
Lieut.. Coi0aeL-Samuel w. ReaU
MajOr-J. w. Cram.
AdjHtaRt-G Gilbert S. ParA
QuartermaSt er-J. D. Rodger
Surge0u-G. L. huntington.
First Assistant SHrgc0R-E. J. Buck
Second assistant Surgeon IL. G. Mead.
Sergeant Major-( Vacancy W. ii. Albau.
QnartermGs.er standardization DeForrest.
C0mmissGry SGTgeaat-W ellington Kol,ock.
Hospital 8tetcard-Luther P. Moves
SatLer-John Holiday
A-Tsycheedah Union Volunteers. Captain,
James 2. Willard Lieuts, Edward Coman,
+. j. Potter; Orderly Sergeant, r. T. Mullen.
B--Eage Light Infantry Captain, Chas
II. Jackson; Licuts, Thos a. Jackson, Samu-
ell B. Boynton Orderly Sergeaut, j. Walky.
C-Bad AK Tigers. Captain, A, M. Layne;
Lieuts. John II. Graham, Allen A. Bennett !;
Orderly Sergeant, VIM. N. Carter.
D-Northwesten Rangers. Captain, G. A.
Fisk; Lieuts, d. w. G. Wilson, Peter Slopgy;
Orderly Sergeant. Andrew WeIton.
L-Portgge County Light Infantry Cap
tain, VIM. Bremmsr Lieuts., George Wal
bridge, l.. n. Carpenter; Orderly Sergeant,
Andrew Welton.
F-Oshkssh Rangers. Captain, J. W. Rop-
eyts Lieuts., Geo. Stokes, Geo. Towlitf Or.
derby Sergeant, j n. Houghlin.
G--Albsn Pinery Rangers. Captain, John
Compton Lieuts., Frederick 3, Case Jane.
r. Scott Orderly Sergeant, Chas. b. Rider
H--Green Lake County RIFLES. Captain, d
H. S2x.on Lisuts., S. d. Woodwork, Thos
H. Wallace; Orderly Sergeant, Albert Gates.
I--Lewis Rangers. Captain, VIM. A. c ole
man Lieuts., Ira II. Ford, o. A. Southmayd
Orderly Sergeant, Rensler Cronk.
K-Union Guards. Captain, W. Jno. heeys
hawk Lieuts., Alexander Jackson, Phineas
A. Bennett Orderly Sergeant (not appointed)
MEssRs EDITORS - Will you dc me the ia
vor to publish in your columns, the following
statement in relation to the term of school ust
ClORSHI III w IliLOb al tHlb
The whole number of scholars enrolled du
ring the term, III. The number of actual mem
bers varied from so to I0G. The percentage
of attendance by actual members also varied
from 80 to 81.
Ny thanks are due the following pupils who
conducted Themselves throughout the term in
highly exemplary and praise worthy manner
many of them giving me no occasion to re-
prove or correct them, avoiding absences, tar
diness, disorderly conduct, communications anc
imperfect lessons, and aiding me in every pos
sibe manner, Misses Fanny and Katie KiIIey
Clara Pease, Alta 0rvis, Mary Mcintyre, EN-
ma Carpenter, Gertrude Washer, Emma Ingles
and Chloe Sabine-and Masters William ana
George Pacey, William Killoy, Geo. Orvis, anG
Lafayette Owen. l might add few others tt
the list, but will not occupy space.
l must however make especial mention O
Fanny Kiley girl Of some ten years Of age
who, for the past three months, has not failed
in the least in any of her recitatious, and ha
not been absent OF tardy, or spoken TO in tht
way ofreproof during the whole time
My thanks ara also due Me>srs Pesse. Paeey
and Washer Of the District Board, and E, H
Benham and Miss r. P Wagner for the man,
favors received at their hands.
Yours Respectfully, HOSEA BARNS