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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07
The War News.

We give our readers to-day, all the news
W can CLEAN from various sources, of the
progress of events at the several important
theatres Of active warfare-ou the Rappahan-
mock. at Murfreesboro', and at V~icksburgh.-
At all three of those points, operations have
commenced and are commencing, which prom.
Use to nave an important bearing upon the
fate of the Rebellion.
Gen. Hooker, with the grand old "Army o.
the Potomac" rcvivified, recuprated and ''en-
larged and improved" has at length com.
menced operations, and he seems to be doing
a grand work in the way Of fighting and de
f%eating the enemy. The news thus far is moi
definite Or decisive, owing to the determination
of the government to keep its own c%ounsels
until it is ready to disclose them. What We
have, however, looks favorable to the Unior
arms, and to the Union cause. Hooker's plans
seem to have succeeded entirely. We shall
await with anxiety and Impotence, the full
particulars of this second great Battle Of
Fredericksburgh.
From V~icksburgh, the news is equally
promising of a complete success of the Union
arms. The fall of V~icksburgh, within a short
time, is almost certain. Generals Grant and
Sherman acting in concert, will make short
work of the job. The battle has alreadycom-
meneed, and it may be that before this meets
the eye of our readers, the news of the capture
Of this last rebel stronghold on the Mississippi
will be flashed over the wires.
Gen. Rosecrans has not yet commenced the
grand fight in his department, but the pros.
poets are, it will not be much longer delayed,
and when he begins, we may look for thor
ough work.
There is a report that Charleston has been
or soon will be again attacked; this time witt
the understanding that it must fall.
The accounts from Gen. Banks operation
in Louisiana, are of the most cheering descrip
tion. He has accomplished a great work il
that State.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07

For cases Of emergency, keep always a bottle q
Isonf aud,s BaisamIc Cordial in the house. 1t
nav save the life Of some one dear 70 you. Read the
advertisement in another column.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07

The applications for pensions under the act
of the 18th Of duly last already amount to
40, G16, divided as follows y Invalids. 100000;
widows, 1880 navy 5SL The sum nee
essary to pay these already made. and those
that may be made during the coming wear, is
estimated at $50. 600. 600. I
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 26, 1863.
SPECIAL ORDER.-The Col. commanding
takes this opportunity of expressing his CRATE
full acknowledgement to the officers and men
of his command, for their very satisfactory
conduct in the engagement at Cold Water
Miss, on the 10th inst. The conduct of both
officers and men was above all praise, any
particularizing of iRdiuidual instances Of
bravery would be out of place. All exhibited
the GOODNESS and courage of veterans, and ev-
cry order was promptly and cheerfully obey
ed. The Colonel is proud of his command
and feels that he can trust them anywhere
where courage, valor and patriotism are need
ed. Of these qualities the officers and mer
of the 33rd Wisconsin have proved themselves
possessed beyond a shadow Of doubt.
But while the Colonel congratulates his
command upon their valiant conduct, he
would also express his s%orrowing sympathy,
with the many friends of those of our mum
Der who nave fallen in bate, and especially
with those companies Of his commend who
have lost brave, generous, and nob.o com
manders. Theirs was the first blooo shedin
defence of the country we love. We shall new
err cease to admire them for their nobleness Of
character and their heroic virtues.
But, though dead they yet speak to US
Their blood shed in defense Of Right and
Truth cries to lis for like deeds of noble dar-
ing. Let us follow the dying words of the
Iamented Lieut.. Swift-"CLosE UP BoYs."-
Let us 'Close up'' this gap in our ranks made
by the bullets of our murderous foes, and strike
with earnest purpose, till the last enemy o
the Stars and Stripes has persisted or laid dowr
his arms.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07

WE devote our editorial columns this week,
to such accounts as we have, of the doings of
the army of the Potomac, under the command
Of Fighting 10. HOOKER, who seems bound
to justify his title to that appellation. We
presume our readers will readily consent to
overlook the lack of editorial for one week,
when its place is filled with such exciting
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07
CAMP 33rd Reg't Wis. Vol.
MrMpuIs AnriI 26 1919

mEMFhIS, ApIl ~, 1Ooo'
MEssRs EDrroRs.-Iforward you the follow
ing Special Order, and would respectfully re-
quest that you give it a place in the columns
of your paper. The officers alluded to ant
who fell in this our first engagement were
Capt. j. F. Lindsey Of our county and Lieut.
Henry L. Swift Of GAINESVILLE.
Yours Respectfully,
GEO. III. NICHOLS,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07
To 90 Orse Owners.
a,s HnfaITIhle Imminent for HOrs

III - " e . -
:; nnrivo1.d nv amy. and in all cases of Laneness arising
from Sprains. Bruises OF Wrenching, its effect Is naglSSa ca
and eertain. Harness or saddle gals. scratches, mango ~
in will also cure speedily. SPAWN and hlngbohe may W
easily prevented and cured in their nciplent stSgeS' u
confirmed eases are beyond the possibility "i II lddtcat CWt.
No case OF the kind, however, is so desperate or hopeless ou'
IL m he aiIeyiated by this Liniment, and It's Iathiul Up
nlica.ion will always remove the Lemeuess, 9nd enable the
horse to travel with comparative e2se' a fr
its timely use at the first appearance OF Lamehess WIZ ehgGo
ually PREVENT those formidable diseases mentioned, ~ Ms liz a
ali Horses are liable, and which render so many otherwise
valuable horses nearly MOrtnless.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07

With =,
- otoneman had been cut off by rebel
suerillas, but will soon be reinstated; that he
Hooker) hopes to capture all the rebels north
of the Pamunky River, All the news thus
far is encouraging.
Arumoris ahoat here that s, 900 rebels have
been captured, but it is not from areliable
1source.
Thus we can see in a measure the coInbi-
nations by which General Hooker is striving
TO solve the difficulties of the situation. 1t is,
indeed, a bold and dangerous effort, placing
the two portions of the divided army in ex-
IRENE peril but the situation was an extreme
ly difficult one, and extreme means were re-
quired tolneet it it succeeds, to General
Hooker must be given the credit of the most
skilIful generalship.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07
To NerT0nS SnfererS Of both Sexes.

A Reverend Gentleman having been restored to health
in a few DAYS, after undergoing all the usual routine
ga irraV1Iar exne1siye modes of treatment, without
success. considers it his sacred duty to communicate 10
his afflicted fellow creatures the MEANS OF CURE. hencg
on the receipt of an addressed envelope, ne VIII M M
IJOHN M. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton st. Brookiyn,N i
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07
NOTICES.
a CARL TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUP0NCVS GOLDEN PILLS
FEMAIES.

wv a
all bic in correcting, regulating and removing all obstrue
lions. from whatever cause. and always 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
New York. Nav 2I

A Norfolk letter to morning paper
states that regiment of rebels crossed
the Rappahannock, Saturdsynight, fifteen
miles below Falmouth to protect the pas-
sage of medical and other supplies from
Baltimore for rebel use. They accom-
plished their purpose without interrup.
ton, and captured eight prisoners from
scouting party Of our cavalry.
Washington specials state that Hallsck
doesn't expect to hear from Grant until
Friday.
Senator Wilson has just returned from
Falmouth and expresses surprise at tie
high spirits and fighting condition of the
army.
Hooker has directed two correspond.
ents to retract their denunciation OF Carl
Schurtz aud the 18th Corps.
A Carrisville letter of the 10Th states
that rebel deserter reports the enemy's
force on the Black Water at 80, 0oO.--
Picket hring continues, and the rebels
were removing rails from their end of the
railroad.
The rebels indulge in firing into ambu
lance trains and solitary travellers between
camp and Suffolk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22

Cd, thsy UiA b.. The Democracy Of Iowa
expect their fellow Democrats Of Ohio to
do their duty and are ready 10 assist them
if assistance be needed"
SO the Democracy Of Iowa erpcct
their fellow DemocEats Of Ohio" TO in
augurate civil war in the North, and are
ready to assist them ia the work Of blood.
are they And this is the /" Democracy"
the voters Of Iowa are asked 10 sustain At
the ballot boxi This IL the party, to pre-
serve which, the Muscatine Courier and
Davenport Democrat and Neos labors 20
earnestly These are the precious cut
threats that purpose to meet in Conven-
ton at the city 81 Dls Moines, ON the 9th
day of July, and select their candidates
for Governor, Secretary of State and
Judge Of the Supreme Court. Well. an
honest confession il good for tho soul,
and We thank the Herald for 20 plainly
revealing the plans and desires Of the
Iowa Democracy" We shall soon see
whether the democrats of Ohio" will
heed the appeal Of the Herald. end then
whether the " Iowa Democracy" will give
the promised assistance. The latter are
ready. therefore, of course, are armed
and can at any moment march forth with
bowie knife and revolver, to cut and shoot
wherever . Union man can be found
They expect their fellow rebels in Ohio to
rise, therefore the plan has long been ma
turing. Possibly the attempt to execute the
plan may lead to the discovery that the
Union men of Ohio aud Iowa are not yet
ready to be bu,chered by tra,torous Cop
perheads without some effort at self-de-
tense, and possibly, too, the result may
be that those who make the attempt may
come out Of their sclf.invited fray rather
more than second est Dav. Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22

that Benz. F. Butler has been summoned
to Washington.
Gen. Meagher's resignation has been
accepted, and he babe farewell to his brig
-sds yesterday
Times dispatch states the President
has approved the findings in vallandig-
hams case. and has ordered him sent be.
yond our lines. 1t is understood Burn
side has already executed the President
order.
1t IL authoritstively stated that the
Secretary will not accept any foreign loa ns
except on the same terms ss are open TO
our own citizens.
Arrangements are being perfected to
increase our cavalry. and it is asserted
shat within six months we will have l00,-
900 additional troops Of this arm in SER
vice.
The War Department has suspended
temporarily the powers of medical inspcc-
tors to discharge soldiers for disability.
Eight hundred and fifty rebel sympa-
thi1ers have been placed ON list. Upon
their first overt act they will be sent from
Washington to the rebel lines.
Secretary Chase and Gov. Sprague
have gone on visit to the army
A letter from off Mobile, May Tth,
states the British rebel steamer Engine
was captured on the night OF the previ-
Gus day by the gunboats Cuyler and Kan.
cha. 1t is reported a rebel General was
among her passengers from Havana.
A Key West letter mentions that there
were forty captured crafts now in tina,
port.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Cairo, May FL

The dispatch boat Wilson arrived this
afternoon from the mouth OF the Yazoo
Sunday morning. On the march from
Raymond to jackson Grant captured a
train Of 65 cars loaded with corn meal
and bacon. After the capture of Jackson
three miles Of the railroad we're destroyed.
All bridges leading to the TANKS of the
enemy were destroyed.
The bringing of supplies for the army
from Grand Gulf is about to be abandoned
in consequence Of the heavy detail OF men
necessary to be sent with trains. The
army has eight days rations, and the
march to Haines' Bluff, il is thought, can
be easily made when short, and certain
lines of communication will at once DO
opened,
Joe Johnston's reinforcement are not
supposed to number over FIVE or six thou
sand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
Farther Point, May e


The steamer North American, from
Liverpool, 7th, via Londonderry, 9Th, ar.
rived off this point en- route to Quebec to-
day.
Political news unimportant. In the
House Of Commons Lord Palmerston de-
Tended the course of Mr.. Christie, the
British Minister al Brazil, and repudiated
the attacks on him by Gen. Webb, the
American Minister
Liverpool, Sth.-Cotton Brokers Cir
oular reports sales for the week 10000
bales. Market has been active, and pri.
ces I'D higher for American. $4,000
bales were to spectators and $500
to exporters. Salas to-day Friday are
estimated at 1900 bales, market closing
with still advancing tendency. Bread
stutfs dull and tendency downward with 0
slight decline in wheat and -four.
Corn steady and unchanged. produces
steady.
London. 8th.-Consols for money 93!
@93s. Bullion in Bank of Eng md de-
creased $f207, 900.
Erie shares quoted at 47t(G48A. Ill
C. 4a4ta4l4 dis,
The race for the Chester Cup was wor
by Sir j. II. Hawley's Asteroid. Hunt
iugton was second. and Gardner third.
| France Bourse on the 9th was dull ant
lower. Rents 69f0T0f.
The Paris correspondent Of the Morn
ing Post says there is every reason to sup
pose the Russians when invited will sub
init to conference in Poland. Napole
on 10 said to have assurances from tn
Gar on this poiat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
THE LEGISLATURE.

More APpeals for civil war In lows.
The Dubuque Herald is frantic with
rage over the arrest of Dean and no less
at the people Of Iowa for refusing to heed
its continual howlings against the "indig.
mites and outrages perpet1ted by the
Administration" 1t AYERS that:
There is no use to write or talk to
the people on these outrages. They have
been committed now 80 frequently and 90
deliberately that the people cannot be
aware that their liberties are threatened
with subjsgation, that they hold their
lives and enjoy their property. not by the
rights Of nature or the protection of Law,
but by the sufennce Of tyants aud their
satellites. If this conviction be not sulii-
cient to rouse the people TO . sense OF
their danger, there 10 no use for Us. nor
any one else to attempt to inspire them
with the sentiment Of freemen, and to
kindlc in their hearts the spirit Of patri-
otism."
Thereupon II declares that:
Writing and talking is vain under
the circumstances in which the counlr ,
groans and ,ravails. Ii the people will
not act now for the preservation Of their
liberties, they might a. well declare them.
selves formally to be ready for subsection
to any power which has the courage to
call itself their master.''
And in an editorial Of the sar,e issue.
May 18th, on the arrest of Vallandipham
It thus addresses the Ohio Coppsrheads
There 10 one way for the people Of
Ohio 70 bring the abductou of Mr.. VAL
landigham TO terms. If they should seize
= half dossn Federal officers and hold
them = hostages for the safety VI Mr..
saiiandigham, the latter would not be
sent South 10 hurry. WAsn he people
deisrms1s that thsir rights shaItbe respect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
PhiladeIphin. Nav 9l

The Enquirer of this city publishes a
letter from Suffolk, Va, stating that
Tuesday the ll1h Rhode Island and 18th
and I'd New York were advancing from
different directions, when nistaking each
other for rebels. brisk fight began and
continued until the fatal blunder was dis
covered. A number Of each regimen,
are reported killed and wounded.
On Monday two companies Of the New
YORK Mounted Rifles were suddenly At
tackled by rebels and badly cut up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
Pi,,sburr, Nav FL.

,hon League movements in Western
pennsylvania have been very active the
pas. 'sr days. Meetings have been held
~ n'soufg, Washington, Cannons burg.
s Gu o'her places addressed by Judge
shannon, who has recently returned from
'he East. The order received many &C.
eess'ons from the Democrats who sympa.
I I1 with the Judge in loyalty 70 the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
w ashinpton. Nav 81

The Government has received Official
sov'ces from Grant from jackson, dated
May 10th, via Memphis Goth. Of the CAP
ture Of Jackson after = fight OF three
hours. 10. Johnston commanded. The
enemy retreated north with the evident
Design OF joining the vlcksburg forces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22

EV Two rebel spies were executed at
sandusky, Ohio. on Friday, in accord
ance with the sentence Of a court martial
in Burnside's department. Their names
we're VIM. Corbin and T. p. McGaw,
and both were natives of Kentucky. By
order Of Gen. Burnside, the bodies were
delivered to friends from kentucky who
were in attendance 70 receive them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
Peoria, May FL.

-. h 'n General Assembly of the Presbyte-
au .ha1ch 20. s. OF the U. s. met a.
h.,o. ~ a. D. w. to day in the First Pres
$500 ooafch Of this city, and was
osu ~ = sermon by Rev. Charles @.
49,. - ~, alter which Rev. John H
no.fison' u. D., of Indiana, vas elected
Erie, Pa, Clerk. - =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22

SOn the LIST of June the excise law.
as regards stamps, goes in full operation
M INSTRUMENTS Requiring stamps.are de-
clafed null and void il not stamped accord .
ing 20 law; This. with the penalty for
violating the law enforced, Win cause !
better demand for stamps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
CALIFORNIA oonREsPoNonNon.

The Legislatnre-- What II has Done The
Approaching Election Cutting Sc.
cesh O,yon--Hon. John Conness and
Hon. Stephen j. Field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
Cincinnati, Nav Fl

Cincinnati, May 81.
Ten or twelve houses. occupied by 60
families, at the corner Of Clark and Cutler
streets, we're destroyed BY FIRE this after
noon. Loss 800, 1000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
WANTED.

Tvs ~ tAsss god Csspsnisss ean anA stsady en-
playneat ~ apPiylae = 2. Ctrpt1 Shop % Third
ssress hsssssa AAia ard nasadsas = os.0Op per aay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
Commercial.
ooRREcrHD pAILysY
s. III A NJ / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 corner Fourth and Main Streets.


KsoKrK Nay 81, xs.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
FLoUK-supsraLe % "; sprins wheu sau.
"a pali wheat Extr, ss!o.
CORN MEAL-75c4 Soc ' 100 ~,
BRANA p Ietks
SHIP sTUFY-soc.
CORN oassc ? bush.
SARLEY-el 90 70 q 70.
WnkAT-vs'i ssossi %; tsprins 7o&soe ' su.
RYk-4o9aos
oAT6-4eto 53c.
POTATOES 5,,rfu Re.tr so
BCTTkK--Gvrn.a,ot ertr 18r1 ,go4es lie 10 isc;
retail i3c
EGGS 10.
GhICkEHs-si 90 to e.
BAC0N-shouldsrs. sei Hans Axe; sides ~,
oNioNs-si Is.
WHiTk BEANs-Common to good so 10 q 70.
Prime Navy sa9ss so.--Yirm.
TALLow-7ke.
CROCEMIEs.
scGAR - New Orleans fair iiici prime isa
ehoicsi3i New York, G, lac; New York, A, i5te;
erushsdssd po~aershfst.
MoLAsSk6 - Beichsr's sugar House -sc: Col
densyrupSaDs5s--ysry saasce, ssrsum aG ssc
coFFkk-kio satoaec; Java -, Lssuyrs IS.
RfCE-eDloc.
SODA-T 10 80.
soAP--Paim Sic, Family SC, German 7ie.
CASDLEs-Staris;s summer Pressed l2lc; Mould,
lice.
TEAs--ysuns Hyson, 81 ioSsi Isl Imperial, q %
Gel 80; Black, T5cgSI 10.
TOBACCO. dark swoet, CSC to G0cj Medium Brands
So TO Use; Gold and Natural Leaf, zoe TO sit0.
NAtLS-Bsst Brands q IS 10 S5 rs, rstes.
LAss-sxio City $3.50. ra,es.
CoRDAGE--isc W 10.
FIsH-No.i h.e..rsi, ssl'. sla 90 to as 90.
Hifbbh. No. White Fi.s o. 10. "
sUNDnlEs.
LEATHER--sols 80 Is nsrssss4ee4s.
HIDkS-Dry Flint roe; Dry ssitsd -: srubby hall
price green So; green sheep p<its I0c9 ! IS
green hog skisstss. s
HAY-Tinothy, siooIa 90. baisd sia ooosi4
Prairie ~ eeOe -.
skkDs-Tfnothy D % 70 TO- Flax Seed q
70 - rs; good demandi no saies.
HEATHkRS-302%s.
FRUIT-Drisd Apples 79sc per ,. Dried Peach.
~ vi 70 lOia. Rslslns % oooes Is,
chEksk-Depmsrki 6Sisc Hamburg, ia
BERF cArTLE-tasic gross,
sHkEP-e3ss0< - vhsad.
SALT-G.A "A. o. % p sack Kanawhs q 7OZA *
barrel; Lake % saDe915.
oILS--Cosi OIL - 10 Sc; retail 90. Linsssd OIL
u % 10 rs. Lard OIL, s0e 70 q 10, Piah OH 81
70 ~ ~
BEk6wAx-30 TO 35e-
PAT HoGs-s3 SOTO 600 nett.
RAGs-Woolen u Cotton 3kc.
otDtnoN-ie ? \. Bras roc D Cope
lie p D.
KIonAHsE.-On Nov YerE X psrc ut ban abb
funds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinuati u pei
ssns. st. Loais and Chicago per csnsa0oid -
buying.
nay GOODS.
sHgRTINGs--9al 70 33e.
DRiLLs-0s 70 IKE.
PRlMTe--ls 10 iss
DELAINs-s2l TO 2sc.
GiN0hAMs-24 70 3sc.
CHADWICK 4 COATS SPoOI--Sl %.
sKEN THRRAD-ol 10 - q o.
| RARAsn Mach. CAssIMERK-sS to soc.
SkIxT BRAID-soc 70 d %.
lsv rELrsaAps.i
New York Market.
New York. Nay 81.
Hlour-ouiet. and 30 bettsr. Sales at % ps,0es y
for Ert,s State; o 4sDes q r. no.
whsst-is better. saiss u ei g7eel y s,r Spring
81 <s0si - for Winter Red.
! oorn--ic bstter. Sales II 7sD77c for sound, 1aa
| Sse ansound.
Osis--Dull 7pDai,
Port-Daii and lover. Sales II sll0 sl9l for OK
Mess go 7sosla 90 for old and nsv Prime.
| Beef--Duii.
Lard-oaies 0xoloas
Wsisay-rirm. Ase.
/
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
nv rELrsaAps.i
new York Market.

stock Market.
Nsv Yost. Nsysi.
stocks-Bstter. fair business.
Money and Exchsugs -unchangsl.
Gold-closss llsj.
Eris--e7t.
Nsw York Central e's--is3.
u.s.ss slrrss'd. 1914; Do coupons. io7i.
U. 8. S. II, resisssred. -.
New Treasury 3-iO-io1t.
y v. 8. Tear certificate, Iool.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
RESIGNATION or GEN. MEAGHER
SENTENCE OF VALLAN-
DIGHAM APPROVED BY
THE PRESIDENT.
Increase Of the Cavalry
Force.
BRITISH REBEL STEAMER
CAPTURED.
Rebels Receiving Supplies from Baltimore.
A LARGE TRAIN OF sUPPLIES CAP
TuRED BIT GEN. GRANT.
LATEST FROM EURDPE.
Rebels Receiving Supplies from Baltimore.
A LARGE TRAIN OF sUPPLyEs CAP
TuRED BIZ GEN. GRANT.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Fire at Cincinnati.
New York, May FL.

Herald's dispatch says it is understood
that Benz. f. Butler has been summoned
to Washington.
Gen Meagher's resignation has been
accepted, and he babe fare we'll to his brig
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07
The New state in JaeKson county,

a private letter from jackson county to
one of our citizens contains the following
good news about thenew State:
eve are having meetings for the new
State all over the county, The Union men
seem all astir in the good cause. From
present indications believe nine.tent of
our people will go for the amendment or in
other words, for our new free State. 1
hope the friends in Ohio county will roll
up an exemplary majority on the DIV of
election. hear good news from ali the
lower counties. feel persuaded that on
the, 26lh the new State will sweep this low
er country with almost the same unauimity
by which it passed the Convention."o