The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23
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The Ninth Wisconsin at Rev tOni".
From private letter, the Milwaukee Senti>
nal CATERS the following in relation to the re-
cent engagement of the Ninth Wisconsin Reg
iment, Col Salomon t
ICompanies d, E, G, and H of the 9th Reg
imcnt, and abont $50 more cavalry were order
cred to drive out of the village of Newtonia,
Newton Co, No., body of rebels reported to
amount co about 600 men. They promptly
proceeded to that place, but instead of the num-.
Der stated, they met rebel force of several
thousands. The fight commenced at once, and
our troops, after being almost surrounded were
compelled 10 retreat by cutting their way
through their enraged enemies.
OF the four companies above named only
twenty-five returned to the camp the balance
having been killed or taken prisoners. Among
the prisoners are Lieutenants Markeott, halbatz,
Kruger Schroeder and Bohn. .. .
The fight, however, was renewed the next
morning hy the Ninth Wisconsin sig compan~
les ST cavalry of the Ninth Kansas, and five
companies Of the Sixth Kansas cavalry, six
pieces of artillery, and pat Of The Third Wis
consin cavalry, IN all 1000 men, under the
command of Brig. Gen. Solomon. The fight
lasted from II o'clock a. m. till o'clock p
M at which time the Ninth Wisconsin took
Newtonia by storm. saff
RAILROAD MEETING. AT the adjourned An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the K. X
&R.IR. r. Go. held on W ednesday OF last
weak. the following perSons ere elected Di.