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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-23

1.-THE legislative session should be protracted to
an undue length, the fault will be with the Assem-.
blythe Union men holding the balance of power.
This condition of things is attrib dtable to the ac
ton of the Republicans last fail their over conf
dence in professed Union men, without regard to
their former antecedents, led TO the election of
many unreliable men in strong Republican dis
tricts This might and should have been avoided ;
were there a clear Republican majority in the
House, the business of the session would proceed
with much more rapdty. 1t will prove a lesson
to republicans, hereafter not to take upon trust the
Union professions of men, fresh from the ranks of
pro-slavery democracy.
The number of outsiders attendant upon the
Legislature is not so large in former years;
all the places for clerkships, &c, in both Houses
having been disposed of, the balance of the appli.
Giants have gone home Most of the strangers now
lingering about the Capitol, are seekers after army
appointments
The winter in Madison, is likely to be quite a
gay one since the convening of the Legislature,
there have been an abundance of travelling shows
and amusenents, besides lectures SO that the
members of the Legislature, have no lack of Cd
portunty, to while away their otherwise unoccu.
pied time. The season OF giving large parties has
also been commenced, One of the standing enter
tanments at Madison for few years past during
the winter month";, is the Round Table. The name
Round Table, it seems is borrowed from an insti
tuition called "Knights of the Round Table, es
tabllshed by the British King Arthur, some time
in the sixth century. That monarch was accus
toned to invite the most distinguished literary mer
for the discussion of scientific subjects. The ad
ison institution while it dispenses with the table
and departs in other respects from the institution
of King Arthur nevertheless endeavors to combine
high order of the intellectual and the social
and to render its gatherings pleasing and profta
| BILE.
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LATEST.

LOUISVILLE, Jan 21.-No further 4ews from
Gen. homas to-day. No details of the Federal
loss have yet been ,cetve1. Gen. Thomas has
taken The steamer and the nine barges in which
the Rebel forces crossed the Cumberland, and
which, on their precipi.ate fl ght, they failed to
destroy.
The theory at headquarters Is that, using
those boats to convey his troops southward and
providing other means Of transportation, Gen.
Thomas has been too busy to send the details
of the recent fight. No private kilograms of
military matters can come over the southern
line to Louisville. and no private information
has been received.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-23

The KenOsha Go. SenaIorship.-We find
n the Senate proceedings of our Legislature, on
Wednesday, the following:
Sen. West, from the Committee on Privileges
md Elections. reported in the matter If contest of
y. ,. Head tor The seat occupied by H. 5. Thorpe,
IN iavoi OF the right of the sitting member which
report was adopted.
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KenosEnn Countyin the AssembIr.-H

KenOshn County in tflc AssensbIy-Here-
tofore our county has been represented in the AS
sembly by men who gave character to that body
For several sessions we have furnished Speaker
but this year we have sold our birthright for u
mess pOtage most et1ectualy In county that
can give good six hundred Republican majority,
we have elected regular partizan bunker demo
ccrat, who has nothing in the way of personalpopu
iarity or talent TO offset his unpaateable political
principles. The list of Standing Committees which
we publish elsewhere shows status in point OF
influence, in the Assembly-Mr. Bassett ii win be
seen, is at the tail end OF the Committee on Mill
80
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-23

THE SENATE,

The Senators from the Odd numbered dis
tricts in the State were elected last year We
append list of the Senators holding over.
together with such rs have been elected the
present year, Democrats IN Halic Republi-
cans IL, Roman. Union men marked thus
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-23

LOUISVILLE, Jan 22.-Ihe loss of the FEEDER
a! roops az he battle OF Summer,e t j. 80
hi d and III wounded. Tie loss ofthe ret
J. la Killed; lie woun, ell; and As prison.
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LOUISVILLE Jan. 20,-The recent fight took
place on Sunday, instead OF Saturday morning.
Gen Thomas on Sunday afternoon followed
up the rebels to their entertainments, sixteen
miles from his own camp, and when about to
attack them, this morning, he found their en-
trenchments deserted, the rebels having left
all their cannon, quartetmasters' stores, horses
and wagons. The rebels, dispensing had
crossed the Cumberland IN one steamboat and
q line of barges, st White Oak Creek, opposite
their encampment at Mill Springs.
Two hundred and seventy FIVE rebels were
and Peyton. Both were found dead on the
field
The Tenth Indiana lost IS killed and wound
ed. Nothing further of the Federal loss has
yet reached here
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Atlantic for February.-The Atlantic

Atlantic for February.-The Atlantic
Monthly for February is up to the high standard
of that excellent Magazine. 1t opens with 1.-THE
Battle Hymn of the Republic" being choice ad-
dltion to our war anthology. new chapter of
"Cur Artists in Italy," by Paul Akers, is devoted
to Landscape Art-of Page, Hamilton, Wild,
Brown, and gives deserved passing tribute to
Gay of Boston 1.-THE Experiences of the A. c.
we leave the reader to unravel ''Snow," by T.
w. Higginson, is pleasant study of wintry days,
and there is companion piece in the verse mid.
~int9r." Agnes of Sorrento, by Mrs II. b. Stowe
"A Story Of To-Day by the author of Life in
the Iron Mills p Methods of Study in Natural
History. by Prof. Agasslz Love and Skates, by
Theodore Winthrop, Ease in Work, by Rev. d.
A. WATSON; AT Port Royal, 1861. by John G.
Whittier; Fremont's Hundred Days in Missouri,
by William Dorsheimer, late Secretary of Gen.
Fremont; Mason and Slidell, Yankee Idyl by
James Russell l. Dwell Reviews and Literary No.
tees.
The article by Prof AgassiZ is illustrated AL
ready these articles begin to form one of the most
instructive and valuable series ever published in
& magazine Lowell has capital 'Biglow Pa
per- on Mason and Slidell Love and skates is
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Terms, 50 a year postage paid. Address TIck.
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TAaBELL has the Atlantic, Harpers, Continent
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BlackwOOd and the British Reviews-
We call attention to the advertisement of these
publications in our columns this week. 1t will be
noticed that inducements offered by the American
publishers, Leonard, Scott g. Co., are unusually
liberal.
family can have no more wholesome books on
their table than the four Reviews: the London
Quarterly, the Westminster, the Edinburgh, the
North British, and BlackWood's monthly. These
give the cream of all sound literature, with able
discussions on all public topics 1t may be re-
marked that this class of literature has signally
improved in the last few years, both in tone and
quality, and reviewing really takes rank as a sci
ence.
Taking the two numbers before us, we have he
sides the usual range, an extensive veview that
strange book, Darwin on the Origin of the Spe
cies,' which has awakened so much discusson.--
But the opinions of the twain are Numerically
opposite; the Radical Westminster sustaining
the seundness of the conclusions as completely
Cverthrowing the Scriptural account of the crea
ton and the Conservative Edinburgh thinking
that Darwins ideas are unsound and untenable.
We n ention this to show that the several Reviews
give both sides of subject.
We do certainly recommend to our readers these
publications of Scott & Co., as worthy of place
IN their families. And as the volumes of all COM
mence with January, 1862, that would be good
time to date from.
For farms ntemiums Sc 900 advertisements
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-23

LIBERALITY OF VERMoNT.-The Vermont
troops in the army of the Potomac are to be en-
We'd by all their fellow soldiers Their State
has opened blank account with each one of
them, aud regularly passes TO his credit 81 per
month. This sum may be checked for by the
volunteer, if he is single man. If married, it
is paid to his family. If permitted to remain
undrawn by the State Treasury for six months,
the rate of six per cent. is allowed on it.
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-I7El7E777Z - -
DIED..

In this city, on Thursday, Jan. 16, 1862, JOANNA F.
wife of PETER RooK aged years, months and days
The deceased leaves young child and a fond hus-
band to mourn her loss It is but little over year
since we published the marriage notice of her whose
obituary we called upon to write The passage
from the altar to the tomb for her but brief walk
We sympathze with young friend Peter in his at.
Fiction.
In this city, Jan. 18th, JOHN CHAMPLIN, youngest
son of G. B. and NJ O. LEWIS aged years and mon tbs
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Battle OF Somerset, Eky.
Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.

special despatch TO the chicago Trionne.
LEXINGTON. KY, Jan, 20, 1862.
Official private dispatches from Sommerse set
give the result and only few details as yet, of
the battle at that point on Saturday. 1t seems
that Zollicoffer, hearing that federal force
had appeared on his rear, on Saturday morn
ing at three o'clock. marched out from his en-
trenched position, at Mill Spring, and attacked
Sheepff in camp. The Federal pickets were
driven gin at an early hour, aud the attack
made before daylight
The battle is reported to have ragged with
great fury until three O'Clock on Saturday af-
ternoon, when Gen. Zolicoffer, having been
killed, the whole force of rebels fed in confu-
sion to their camp.
Their loss is not stated, butts thought to be
heavy, notwithstanding the fact that we fought
under the disadvantage of light force of cav
airy and artillery.
No information has yet been had of the
movements of the force of Gen. Zollicoffers
rear, but there is little doubt his whole force
will be captured. The position of the rebels
was reported very strong.
The Bailie Peyton killed is son of the ex-
member of Congress from Tennessee.
Our victory is said to be very decisive, and
will result in rour of the whole force defend
ing the right flank of Bowling Green.
DIR. Steele, surgeon of the Confederate
army, was arrested here to-day.
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.WaGR R FED.

In Manitowoc, on January Sd, by the Rev J. H. Dill
lingham, M. GREENLEAg.s. RAND to Miss MARGARET
YOUNG
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-23

Bailey d Co. having purchased the choice and
well selected stock of Groceries of Perkins Co., have
removed to the store formerly occupied by T. Bailey
where they will be found ready the old pat
of Perkins Co.. and having added to their already
large stock such articles the times demand they think
they will be able to compete with any in this line
business They have 10 addition the agency
I. Z. spads' celebrated Monumental Oysters, which
Everybody" knows cannot be beat
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-23
BY order of Hon. David NOggIe, Judge of tn
Circuit Court,

Circuit Court.
N Office is hereby given and pablished of an order
Ia requiring all the creditors Addison Moore of the
town of Bristol, in the county Kenosha in
the state Of Wisconsin, lnsolvent debtor petoning
for the benefit of the act for the ee of insoven debt
to show cause if any they have before the said
Judge of the Circuit Court his chambers the city
of Kenosha in the couny Of KenOsha and state of Wis
consin, the 9th day of May next O'Clock the
afternoon of that day, why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted and why assignment of the
nsovent estate of Che said Addison Moore shall not be
made and ne be discharged from his debts
Dated this 10th day of January, A D. 1862.
WEBSTER SCH0FF,
1Ow32 Att'ys for the Petitioner,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Perkins u Co. having disposed of their entire stock
to BAILEY Co., settling up all accounts and
demands-and those indebted to said firm of Perkins
Co., are requested to call at the Captains office a8d
tie Office in Bailey & Co.'s store
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p URIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFEAvsS
VEG ETA Bill LIFE P1I.e,S AVN psssrwaw

The high and envled celebrity which these NJ.
eminent Medicines have acquired for the i invariahic
efficacy IN all the diseases whirh they profess L, cure
has rendered the usual practice putting not only
unnecessary. but unworthy Of them They are known
by their fruits; their good works testify FOR them
ard they thrive not by he faith 81 the crcdnlnus
IN ALL CASES OF Asthwla. Acute and Chromtc
Meys. BillioHs Fevers and Liver Csmplat Mts
In The south and west, where these diseases prevail
they will be foumn Invaluable. Planters Farmers
aud hers, who once the Medicines. will nnv -
after wards be vi hout them.
DysP~pst0.-No person with his nj se.x
should delay using these medicines in,me,ljafely =
Ernls Tow. Of The Skin. Erystpelna. Flalnle ,,ry.
Fever aud A:ae. For this scourgo Of the western
country, these medicines will be t9und safe speedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the
system subject tn return of the di>eaSes cure Inv
hese meiicines IL pc nAnent--TRv THEM, DE sA r.
isYIED AND De CARED. -
Mercnrni Diseasrs.-Never fails to era,,icate
entirely al, the effects o Mercury Infinitely ,oo,er
than the most powerful N of SArsatarifla
Wight SWeats. Nervous Ochili,v Ncrvo.s
cOmptatWis 81 ali kinds. Organic Affcc,to,,.
Palmi'nitoH 81 the Heart. Pntm,er,s Ghnl,c.
PILES The original proprietor % the 20 medicines
was cured OF Piles ot 35 wears landing by the ma
of thcse Life Medicines alone Worms Of all kinds.
are ehectuaily expelled by the Aesiictnes Parents
viii 10 well {" administer them Whenever their
exsten e Is suspected Re,ief viii he certan
THE LlPE PILLS AND PUNsN X BlrTERS
the system single trial viii place the LIFE PILLS
and PHOENIX klTTERS beyond the reach Of compete
tiOn In the est inaati0n OF every patient.
ITPrepared and sOld b.
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AS br0ads0sy cor. WnsfA ST.. Hew York
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Scr olula, or Kings wi

b n con titMin,al tlisca~c, Corruption Of f5,e
blood. by which tIis ffH:st f,ss,,,,e< vt =. s
wax. and poor. Being il tie
T pervadss the Whole byiy. and NAV losrs, 80
| ID diseatc on amy part OF IL. ygDeya,. i. frec
nom II attacks. nor i, there Dlic which ii tfv
NOT d.sfroy. The scfof,dmls flint is vusi.,,r II
can Cd by merenial oissssr,,, Ipw llyIiiy, sss
ORD srad % unhealthy food, impure ay. iiIsk
AMI iili.y isi,Its. the depressing VA 4srt,ss
above ali. by tile ye,,er.a infeeri,m. Ma
ever b. it, Origin, It j. hereditary III the cent
stitntipl sls,eeriiny f.m. 10 cl,iIsiren
unto tie third AMI four Ii mStaiion ii,leei
It .ccms 10 b. Tie rri IL Him wiio .say ].
will visit tie ini1uiiic, II the fathers uso.,
their children
It. Effects catn,c,,ce BY d,p0 i'ion from lie
b!ool Of corrupt or ucerou. matter, which. in
III. hing liver. al.sI int rial Organs. j, tasi.
tnberclcs; IN the gland. swctiii.gs: arid orr
the surface, trnptiui,, or sores. Hi f,ulc COR
ruption, Which gsntlers il, the bIo0, daprrssex
the energies 0f life, 10 That scTsfmlOns cositsiln
lions MT only su!T.r from seTUfnI0ns e5spz
plants, but iliey have CIR lsss power . wit 7.
stand tie attacks Of other dizcases: co.,-
q,lcsltly vat nusl,I, n pm Il b. disorsiers
which, all0usli not IL tlir l,ssi
are still rcrtl rsyl fSstl 6y 81 LIANT HI The
system. Most II IN ~. nrslsian sri.ieE 4
cin,,,cs tl,s lntluU tlIt Inns III, dir 81
in TIL, scsofsIOtsS e&f{i liisaf inn sebd Nfuss@
d .,tr,mtiyc six,asa1 n SSz
an;l, indeed, * eit tlsc sNtisc from
AZ aysravajcd IN
One q,iasles VI III M !a'sF 81
their persona AN lsst sisa*
70 cleanse IL lipsn IA .tcnS we must II
the blood w 81 aJtysSfiyc mrslieins, AL "
yi-orate it ly lealtl.y f,osl and cxexS.sg
.,,eh a medicine We nulIlBjy III Sssg
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That the facilities IN this essablishmsa. for
Neat and Expeditions

ios PRINTING no, surpassed in the SOS
The materials all entirely new, comprising al the
aud appr"vci styles Type Borsier. R::es
r ,ogether withtwc Porcr Job Presses. the best
.,a,,erns. II will ever be the ambition and deter
uinSti"n ~ the subscriber that all work executed ri
hs establishment, shall be distinguished by the fea
lures essary to constitute il nOnparcii-nanely
,orrecfness and neaisess Our personal super,n,end
nee Joh Printing guarantees the faithful perform
everyjob. We invite patronage, with the assn.
I" all that long experience aud unsurpassed
acii,ie> will enable execute all orders entrusted
us never before attempted in this city
SUPPRESSED in the State.
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Wnshin.ton. Jnne lG.

Specials to N. Y. Papers -C"mpI,,nts
come from Nosf4lk authorizes. bpth evil
nn1 military. ]" regari I" tre.tin, the reb-
els with so much c5D,iderat on tnat the,
glory IN their position, and tauns Union
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AYERS
Comp,nad Extract cf S;lrsaparii!!!s.

the most ciFrcfnal remedy which lie medical
skill Of our times caii devise for this fYsrv-
where prevailing and fatal malasly. II Il com
tincd from the most active rcinedals ,ls;.s Ia4.
been discovered for the cxpurgationo Hi, tsi.
disorder from the bool and the rescue Of tie
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence il should I've employed for The cure Of
not only Scrofna. but also those other alice
ton. which arise from il. such rs ERrrrfrs
and SKIN DtSENSEs. SIR. AxrnoSS's Fasr.
RosE, or E.ysirELAs, TinrlEs, prsriJFs,
BIorcmEs. BLAiNs and IsoiLs. IHMDss, fsrr,a,
and SALT RHgux, ScALD IIgADs RtNGwona.
RmEUMA~ sM. SYrIILITic and MEKcrEiaLi ,ist-
Eases, Dnot--y. DYSPEPSIA, DEHuIrs, saild,
indeed, ALI. COMPLAINTS ARISING FEoA NlTta-
TED or IMrrnE Bloom. The popular i liif
III " impnlty III he blood" j, found q ii,h1el,
for scrofila i>ad generation Of the blood. IT,
particular purpose and virtue OF tins Sai ma
riila is to purify and rcscneraic ~ Vita ft2a
without which sound health Is iini'oasiRiyP
contaminated constitutions. slfsfa
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SIIEIsIFF'S SALE.

nY VIRTUE OF SPECIAL EXCEPTION To De
ID ectcd from he IN % OF the Clerk theDist &c nFt
of Poitawal TAME county. Iowa shall proceed .eii
on saturday the Sthday OF July A d 1869 betw ce:,
the hours al IL o'cl * N and ocincs r. NJ 81
said day in front of he County er's ONCE in
the city II Council Is ns the dies cibeu cal
estate OF Alvaradu a Fsrd. to-wit
The uih-we>i quarter Of the Southeast quarter.
and the Northwest gu srter OF the southeast
al Sec ION weive aid III N"ri-east qusrer os Sec
ton thirteen all Ia Township sevensy-four, range
for y.tuu West;
Al" Tie south east quauer III the Northeast QUAR-
ter ef Sc:ti SIKH ~ said Township seveniy-fuur
ih,r' h = Hi,pe FOR Vel, ur Wei
Ai-0 lots One hmiidrei a,ti sixtv.s and hum.
d cd and sixty live ~ tn. Original Plat ~ C.nnci
eiui> Tot five IN Hrk thirissi, in hay is>' First
Addition la Council u nfi>
Also lots ne Nv, and hrec In Rio fourteen; 10
ere IN Nick eleven; lots ilrce aud ur III Block
hrce in Gr,m's Al hi 10 tn Conn II HluHs
Sale 10 6. nInicitcc at ,ciock Of said day.
Taken as the pcry II Ayara, q. F,rd 10 salts.
" AZ execution III favor of james Beanci,anlp
il WiI.t.l,MS Sheriff
Couacil Bluffs Iowa. June 7,h, 62.-n5s.
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xherjMs sale.

nT VIRTUE Op An ExKt UrlON 70 NE DlRRGYED L
- r. The OA ~ the Gle 70 the III trjct (sn =
!, swa.'s"c '"rn ~. .ha,l p,cre, -, ~
the boar- = - " isek and .,ct Ct = j al .skl
d,y w ir'ss = the eOwsiy rrss>Mrer Gaace in the
city IT Z. cl HUN the 10 lew desc ID real -.
.sae .sa persensl proterty u Gcase " Mcfarland.
enc pan e hrisht h,v rses ahca ave years oil, i
A. 40 = 2, ~ " klok sixteen fis) in The Mil Ads
"t 10 sAe oily RI touactl niuT~ P,slawa stamio
said day = - '' -. -.
uak.n as The property Of George Mcfarland 10
satisfy sn execution IN fav sislnev saith
WILLIAMS, sheriff. s.
Council Butfs. Iows, April 10. 1854.
NOTICE
hereby given "a AL people TO heuare Of purchasiee
= er's. tract Of islul u Alex aster NsfsAA OF !
StmAe Mar hal or xuy other bos4e 4HiH u tsrfE
iai am unts ~ Sd bcifa ysQe III ~ Ser
cas-, qtgief in he sossh stteaf ssett~ ~ townshin
q N'fih u rasee . W&tsfw ~ sad ~ sseSs~ y
for'eita BY he visaes! 1899 snd sate,sds
purch tiR the thetx 49, VII " sT~is s.u
WJhsIAN erin
A. have pail the G0vesnuscpt ~ ~ \ II ass q
s sn ]. ,,ms IS p. n 80. and A y
June u, 1Ses.
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WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
10 rnr RELATIVES Of DeceisEO SOLDIERS

70 TnE RELATivES " DECEASED SOLDIERS:
il nlnta ioiske .ppiicsi ns p.osfs, aud authcn'i-
cations vi claims fnr &sssG A4f9as3f
BAcK pAY AND MILITARY R0USTY
,.oe.~, n,,er. md soldiers II the present war,
AMI present tten u propes Department for adult
mrDt. 80 : : Y. ~ 49, =
I have All The necessary blanks and istrrci from
fsver.,nep, and will the all vance Of all
claim. entrusted 10 no tees wall De ,ranIfei
.erv resiersd 8 vi r sSt gs 9 ss$ st g III
10 one and not the ~ a hi snch die or Mt!
H. Kill in The IL aii' ~ I'll srrrarases
= par and allowances shaii receive the sum u nne
b ind cd dollars 5 9s
u i important that se Interested should apply II
carv day as CLAIMS pas cst m ~ by the Dc
psynlent al Washington In the order 81 appi at
~ N%TnNN nOD6e
Council Blpff. Iowa April - .ap2 --fa5liaw-~52
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New Ysrk, june 16.
~ q correspondent Of ths PHti.. Pres, wri-
tipx aboard lks steamer Brooklyn, on 81
Saos Rokse. Msv 30sh, says:
Fsrt Morgan hAs sursesdered. leaving
Mobile urpr0s-osed. Ales, thar Gen. viii
liams encountered largo body Of rebels
outside the city Of Baton Rouge, . terrlfy-
in1 engagement TRANSPORTING. th. result wa,
not learned. Goa. Butler had sent REIN
torceEents.
The Hartford and Richmond had 6re1in.
to Bston Rouge, killing and woGnding sew
cral persons.
SevernI creva..es had occnrr on the
Nlissis ippi; IN some places whole tOsHs
anil plantations were Submerged.
Iii stated to he the intention OF the
feet to run by V,cksburg and attack thr
rebel fleet, can>ist,pg 81 four vessels. I'M
dersiood IL. be in the vicinity OF Yazoo
River.
Kansas CITY. June Is.
Adyicos from Tqrs Scf,s ssnt- that onr
fore =. 5 00J sirone, maic an attack "n,he
reb., forces 1T ar cary hour on the NOR ;
irg 81 The 4l,. The rebels were surprised:
ali bis camp fqniI ard n,nn'''nns Tel
into our hand; wealso captured 1000 head
of catle. and 500 males and horses. Part
Of the rebel f4rca WAS male up of Indians.
A regim Mt. Of .Ua,en ln.i,apr ave expecIed
Mt tn. F..rs IN a.dav or two. Tnev nre tn b.
newly armed and equipped, preparatory to
marching South.
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