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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01
sharp Battle AT Rolling Fork

| LOUISVILLE, Dec, S0-l1:O5 p. II
| Col Harlan attacked Morgan at Rolling Fork
YESTERDAY morning, The engagement lasted al
| hour aud half. Harlan killed aud wounded a
aumber of the rebels, and losing two killed and
three wounded. Among the latter was Lieut.
Polls Of S0uthwick's Battery, who has since
died. sH veass DAB -4f.... s... .rs-.. t....r.
The Rebels retreatsd towards Rardstown,
having lost several killed aud wounded, aud n
captain and six pirates captured. f-.. ..-.f,
| Morgan spenL last night at Bardstown, and
moved eastward on the Springfield turnpike
| this afternoon. e- -
Scouts report that the rebel Col. BAIL Duke
was seriously sounded ct Boiling FORK.
A messenger reported to .Aarlau that our for
ces had an engagement of New Haven This
morning, and lepulsed the rebels there.
At Shepefdsyil!e and Rolling Fork the bridg-
es are safe. -...l La4--,.-..
seriously damaged that it will require month
for its restoration. ..-. h..r4 s..qE
Two small bridges, easily restored, were
burned by the rebels near Lebanon Junction.
Tue above comprise all the damages done by
the rebels to the bridges on the Louisville Il
Nashville r. R. aud its tributaries,
1t John Speed, Of GilbeIt's Staff was taken
prisoner by the rebels near the Trestle Work
and robbed OF his clothing, watch and purse.
RosecranS captured several cannon on MS ap-
prosch 10 Muftree>boro, and reports from be-
low Indicate an engagement progressing there.
=. g.~go a-s- ID 800 New YORK, Dee. 80.
ia Norfolk letteg contains the following : A
British subject who cones here from Charles,
tOn S. G., withia q few days, b'ing5 the in
formation that nineteen Negroes were hung IN
the streets just prior to his departure. This ocs
Cured in consequence OF discovery made ID
rather singular manner. The whites there
for some time past have been closely. watc hihg
the movements Of the blacks, and thinking they
observed an unusual plumber OF funerals among
them, q white man disguised himself and fol-
owed inlene OF Ihe professions. On arriving
at the burying ground, he discovered that the
coffin contained arms which were taken and
buried in vault in which number had al
ready been deposited, The consequences Of this
discovery was an execution Of nlaeteen OF the
most intelligent of the conspirators. -gof
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rGinnesotn Indians.

Sr. PAUL, Dec l9.-Advices from Penbina
and TT. Geary, states positively that force Of
seven hundred leaders, of. the ianBton and Cut
head Sioux ar1 congrogating at DEVILS Lake,
making Preparations for war against u bite. set
Elements next spring, oman eHtsnsge SCALE. This
lake Is about 125 miles from Rembina., ..a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01
LE.HKREED,

Inthis city Dec. 10, by R. II. DENise, ESQ., Mr.
HENRY H. DooLITTLE and MARY A. EDWARDS,
both ofKenosha County.
Also by the same on the 24th Of Dec, Mr.. JOHN y.
SPENCE and Mss EosANaA E. DooLAH.. q b..
Also by the cam, on the 9th Of Dec, Mr.. osgAR J.
oLDs and Miss EMMA Z. SHERMAN, all of Lake Co.,,
m
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&C ia &C ,our soiIed E.o.toge stamps.


Persons who have in their possession pos.
tage stamps, which have become soiled by use
as small change, will do we'll 10 remember that
the time for exchanging them will soon expire.
Those who neglect TO get rid of their soiled
stamps, before the expiration OF tie time fixed
for that purpose, will have them Oh their hands
as worthless property, as they vii! not be re-
ceived in payment of postage. The post OFF,
oes which have been designated III ihi5 State
to exchange stamps, are Racine, milwaukee,
and Madison. The time fer exchanging at the
Racine Office, will expire on the 18th Of Januas
ry instW We refer those who wish to maze al
exchange of stamps, to the regulations he ce'0a-
ry to he observed, which were published i'll this
paper two weeks ago.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01
1859,
1893. ~ THE
Il yMILWAUK EE -.
8 WISCONSIN, 4
1863
Daily, semi-weekly and week,

Daily Semi-Weekly and Week..
that owing heta 5s gseoa5s segs leave 70
&c ad ipG' spondsnce 1I Pefaaa fssraP-
nsled 10 sns u"r The coming he has fell
other Journ viii be seen t6 with the prics1
as j. ever has be the cheapest psper IN he ~ sun
We shall continue 10 print che tscon In npop t
ing the name Of the liandsome Paper IN lie S;a 'e'"h
ars and it is unnecessary tor to pes paper fifteen
enterprise as Lee ldepeiden Newspaper He viii SnII
sion OF the rebellion and the the rebels in
by the Of the Government and to tb
lsnaton of Freedom. R'''-
list Correspondents embraces every REGIMENT OF
iSeUnsin Soldiers, well the grand divisions u
the Union Army. The Local aud rcal Departments
receive II undivided attention of the competent
H We particular attention to the Semi Weekly WIS
up exsressy for country
thus a. Z. .hg Daily Wisconsin will appear in this sheet:
per Tor the price of the Semi Weekly. ,4r +. -.
Daily WiscOnsIn--By Mail. -a
pSs s n. sFsy Say ls1sspt sunda at Mlnd
copy Il months in advance, ST 10
/ copy months, a. -'. 10
semi-WcekIy Wisconsin.
Published every tuesday and Thursday morning follows
copy one year, in advance, So 90
copies year, to one ogder,l - 10 q % %
10 eoties year ooH - ~ ~
81 copies at the rate of che club Specimen
numbers sent to amy address
Weekly VIsconsim.
Published every Wednesday morning. and iailed every
i copy year, in advance S1oo
% copies year 49, % % 10 40
Rs- a dditiOnal copies at the rate Of the club.
Fers9ns ordering the paper win please state which edi
H-A rapors discontinued when the tmo for Which they
WIN. H. CRAMER.
Milwaukee, Wis
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01

OMG0PATHY in tie ascendant Immediate re-
lief guaranteed! Dr. S&gTHE, from Lo' Ion, has
opened an establishment in Philadelphia, Pa, for
the treatment Of Female CompLIin's Read his
advertisement in another column, headed "LA-
III DI $, READ" 1yl ..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01
Hnb gins of tbr Thirty-eight CONDEMNED
| Ind nn =

ST. PAUL, Mimi December q.
Thirty~eight of the condemned Indians were
hung at Manksto yesterday at 10 o'clock a. IN
One who was TO have been executed with tiIe
sest was granted respite for few days by the
President. The gallows were SO constructed
that all fell az once. Several thousand specta7
tors we're in attendance. All passed eff in an
orderly manner,
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". S. EXCISE TAX NOTICE.

TT Office is hereby given that the annual
assessment OF the u y, Excise Tax for the First
Collection District of Wisconsin, has been made by
CHAs. A BRONSON, Esq., U s. Assessor for said District
and Lists thereof returned the Collector OF said Dis
trct for Collection
Said annual Lists contain the assessment of all per-
sons in said District liable to pay License Tax Tax
on Carriages Silver Plate, &C. Also Lists OF the months
y dues OF Manufacturers Railroads, ana all others liza.
bic to pay monthly dues for the months OF September
October AID November, have been returned the Col
ector for collection and that a Of said Taxes have
come-due and payable.
All persons liable to pay any of said Taxes thus re-
turned as above specified to the Collector are notified
that they must be paid before
Monday, the 18th day OF January, sS63.
or in default of the payment any ofsad Taxes within
the time above named, per cenum additional 10 the
amounts assessed will be ad led and collections made
as required by the 10Th Sec. of the Excise Law.
Specie or U. s. Treasury Notes, on!y, taken in pay
ment Of Taxes
The License Taxes, and all other U s. Excise Taxes
due from persons corporations in the County Of
nosha mus be paid to l.. b. NICHOLS, U. S. Deputy
Collector at his office.
Dated December 80, 1882.
THOMAS J. EMERSON,
Collector Of Internal kepsnne,
30x2E First Dist of Wisconsin.
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Testinnon1a1ss

| ELXnoRa, June 81, 1888
We, citizens of EiGhprn Wis, having purchased fuit
for the Bloomington Nursery III, f. X. h@nixpropri-
eor would state tnat IN every instance we are highly
pleased ana ehtrey satised with lhe manner in which
our orders were hed, clearly proving ne seeGFlpnq
10 have been c9Te'nly made, py person well qualhed
and we would advise and recommend al whoare desir.
Gus OF obtaining tfu't Irees' EVesreens Bulbs ornp-
mental Trees and Plants, and TO haye their orderg
| promptly Hed and have hFUty hedhdy stock, such
are well adapted to the changeable winters and
mers OF Wisconsin, to purchase them OF Mr. rubbs.
| II. + spooner, W. II. Petit,
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!!
IMPOkEANT 10 EMALES!! ..,..- ..
DIR. CHEZ s4MAN'S PILLS
.-..-. Dks. CHsGE ECMAA'S PILLS

THE HEALTH AND LIFE or WOMAN
Is continually peril if mad neglect
maltreR those sexual Irregularities which thirds Of
her or less subject
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same for
mula which the inventor, CORNELIUS H. CHGEsEHAN, NJ d.
of New York. has FOR twenty used successfully in
extended private practice mH ate'y relieve without
pain all disturbances of the dcal discharge whether
arising from They act like charm
in removing the pairs that difficult nmcde-
tion and the only safe and reliable
d for Pushes sick Head che, Pains the ons Back ard
Sides Papation of che Heart NervOus Tremors Hsterie
Spasms sleep and other and dangerous
affects of unnatural condition Of the sexual functions
Of FIHnT .iidus Whites they effect
speedy cure.
To Wives and hIatrOns.
DR.. CHEESEM4 ANS PILLS offered the only safeW
means OF renewing interrupted menstruaCiOn but
LADIES MUST BE.4R IN MIND
rerV dccOnt if taken when the interruption
from natural they will bly, prevent the
expected events. This CAUTION IS .4BSOLUTELl
NECESS4h for such is te tendency of the FILLS
original functions Of the organic alton
they inevitably arrest che process Of CESSATION
Explicit directions when they should be used with
each box-Pr One DOGr, each Boz COnfGtning 10 Pills
valuable Pamphle' be had free of the Agents. Pins
by mai PrOm by neosin8 price TO che Agent Sold
by Druggists generally. H. Is. hCTCHlNGS,
Proprie tor, 20 { .dar ST. new York.
Sold in ksnusha by L. ROBIN son,
....... And Druggists Everywhere.
Sold in Chicago at Manufacturers prices by
Iy42 LORD SMITH.
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e
The atlantic W omthIy-The January mum
Der Of the Atlantic come, from the publishers
| tiiied 70 overfqwing with Interesting and onter
tanning reading. 1t pIesen.a most attractive list
! of contents. nil 7
Happiest days, by Gail. Hamilton. ..s. q
The Promise of the Dawn, a Christmas Story,
by the author o." Life in the Iron Mills"
! In the Hallway House, by James Russell Lowell
Mr.. Buckle thinker, by D. 4. WATSON
2ecolectioas of Gifted Woman, by Nathaniel
Hawthorne. sv .r.- r.~
Dir. Axtell, concluded. Il - 3m1= t a..
The Legend OF Rabbi Ben Levi, by Henry Levi
Ny Friend tie W stch by Geo. William Curtis.
Benz Banneke-, the Negro Astronomer, by NJ. ID.
Conway. ..l . .r.ff,r .-.-. E., 49,. 81
The Strathsays By Harriet 4. Prescott =
The Fine Lady, by Julia Ward Howe.
a Reply, addressed TO the women of England
by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
The Sold iers Rally, by EIdridge J Cutler.
0vertures from Richmond, by Prof. Frances S.
m Child. III l.-..-. ~.....; 3. .
Reviews and Literary Notices. j. e.
Nobody will say that all that is not richly
worth % cents, the price OF the number. The
publishers have given Is extra pages this month.
Go 10 Emmons and get il at once. The Atlantic is
improving every month, under the auspices qfthe
present enterprising Publishers, Mesprs Ticknor
and Fields Boston. They bound to distance
sill competitors for public favor.
Emmoas has ell The other Monthlies.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01

RAGS CoMING.-During the month
OF NoYembe $4,000 bales of rags were
shipped from England for the United
States.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01

70 The Yceroy of Egypt has ordered one
quarter of the cultivated land to be sown with
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01
ST ECK.EE .9'OTKCES.

Dyspepsia is difficult disease to cure, but sloOf-
ln"us German Bltters will soon overcome it,
Read the advertisement in another column. 30x2w
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01

No 81 Park Row, New York, u State
Street Boston, are Agents for the REsosHA TEL
KGRlPH in those cities and are authorised TO take Ad
vertisement, and subscriptions for us at our Loacs&
Rate.
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GgeNeuos9aG elegrapg
0fsla Paper 0f the CITY, County and Post Ofile
Thursday Morning, Jan
!: NJ PET7TE7NTSIGITL 8; co.

S. S. SCAOFF,. ..-.-..-....s. c. VINEGAR
/ ~ ProprfetoSs.
c 9 CcuorD EDITOR
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TowEavILlr, Crawford Co., Wis, Feb. q, 1861.

TowERvILLE, Crawford Co., Wis, Feb. q, 1861.
| DR.. q. W. Roback. Proprietor of the Scandinavian
Remedies, Cincinnati Chio-Dear Sir: Please send me
sixty dozen of your Pills Immediately, as am nearly
out, and shall lose sale If they promptly Ship
ped. Although this a very small place, suppose
you know, enabled 10 send you large order
because most of the physicians in this part of the
try amend them and prescribe them in their
tice. People won't have any pills but yours, and they
really the best. for them myself when need
anything of the kind.
Last lo5 Purifier received safe and selling WE'LL
Will settle with your agent whenever calledupon Ship
care of o. p. Martin, Prairie du CHEN.
Respectfully yours NEAL MINES.
See advertisement in another column 4y9s
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New Advertisements.
JON p. JILSUN,
EtsC or letters

At ornty Gsd OoEuSeIIor at Lao, Kenosha, Wis
PrOCareS Soldiers BOunteS & Pensions
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Congressional e lectloa-FinaI Result.

The canvass Of the soldiers vote on Congress
has been completed at Madison, and the follow,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUP0NC0'S GOLDEN PILLS
rUHE CONTRIBUTION OF INGREDIENT'
FOR FEMALES

l. OK L T. M AL EC.
Infabe correcting regulating and ing all oLstruc
lions, from whatever cause. and always
sGcoeSful as preventive
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01

Thus it will be seen that the people have no
idea of increasing The salary of the Governor at
present. We ARE not in favor of giving enor-
mus salaries TO our State officers, yet We think
that sfe salary of our Chief Executive Officer,
is hardly sufficient for practical purposes. it
might be increased so as to make the Governor
little moro independent of the ''perquistes, y
or his private fortune. .-. .
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01

Mrs Coy. HARVEY. Mrs. Low ELL wife OF
Lieut.. Col. Of the 33d Wis. Regiment, who is at
present at Memphis, sends us copy Of the
Memphis Bulletin, from which we take the fol>
lowing very fattering notice of Mrs Gov. Har>
vey. Mrs. Harvey was formerly resident of
this city, and is well remembered by many OF
! our older citizens, who will be glad to read
this high encomium of former friend and
neighbor a,e - ........-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

We always read with much interest in
tho Courier the letters Of our toynstAn
R1ssel B. Hare. the best army c6Qssten-
dent Of the paper, xkose dstaih dkhr-
lrspk events within - scope Of hiG4 Der
vation are always fdll and generally reli-
able. He has only to purge himself of
certain vulgar prejudices Of early educa-
ton to introduce himself into the favor
OF every intelligent reader. In his hat
letter, referring to the morale of the ar
my, he thus expresses himself:
The feeling in the division is. | think,
better at ,usent, than when we FIRST
landed at licksAurg. Every mail from
the North brings the news of division and
contention at home. This, of course
hns its corresponding effects among the
soldiers here. No matter where VIC, turn,
I we hear and mark the same, disafected
spirit. 1t is nothing but grumbling and
growing, from the FIRST sergeant down t.
the lowest private; nor. are the officers
free from the poison. designations are
becoming too common, and disregard
10 discipline too frequent. Such feel
ing cannot, will not endure. In my mind
there can be but two Examinations to thi,
sad question-Union at home, Union here
discord at home, destruction here. TIL.
North has the power to promote either
May she choose wisely, and God will aid
her in the choice.
Does the Judge perceive the rebuk.
which is here administered to those who
are arraying themselves in opposition &c
the wary While be persiats In fomentina
discord at home with the .ssad termina
ton" staring him in the face Of "des
truction" to the noble band of patriots
Of whom his correspondent is one, wht
are standing in full view Of the ,bsstart
flag Of rebellion Haunting insultingly from
the Court House at Vioksburg, and VII.
are looking unblinkipgly into the blacl
muzzies Of the big guns yawning from tn
robel ramparts 40 savagely - before ?
Well msy he tremhe At the awful conse
quencss Of his acts, ~ distinctly pronoun
ced By one of his own pakty associates -
| Auscatine Journal.
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Headquarters 18th Reg. Iowa INIT, !
Lake Providence, La. March 7

headquarters 18th Reg. Iowa INIT,
Lake Providence, La, March I.
Col. II. T. Reid, President, DC:
DEAR Sir: ~ take great pleasure in
informing you. and through you the peo-
pie of lows, that the soldiers Of the 18th
regiment Iowa infantry are to-day the
same brave, loyal, patriotic and deter.
mined set of men that they were when
they volunteered, one year and . hall
since, to aid in crushing The rebellion.
Az an evidence Of the trnthfulnsas u tha
statement, I would ay that On tn altar
noon Of the 9th inst, ]. submitted to the
regiment (fpsppd jniAd a. sdnaps3 US
several p 6k&s HI ~ &ojL,d
BY tho M y 1asisstiht = Nh, y
which ~ YETI 'Oksif s,s q nd 1,As w
were - aGsally adiolis1 = - IN.
sinent IT, 18th bsys withoses -.
ssyIIAIl -
NJ q John SH ANE;
~. 6L Ohm. 18th Ios. III. Z
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FIR E10HTS.
BY this vosts, Frelghts Of ell description ssan BE
fcrvaSdsd TO 81 fIOn Phfs4sipAis New YeYk
bosso4 ~ baltimore, 70 and iron sny psini on ~
kailfoods 81 Ohio, ksntueky, Inuinna, lllinois
Misseas,a. lava OF Aissouri, ny RAILROAD d.
TIE Psa.sylvsais Railroad alss ssssssa s,Tsas.
hsre With etSansYs BY which Goods can - forvarA-
Cd = 81 1eaas % .As 0Alss Asskiaguo ,ksrteav
eosstns Ak6soxri, ksasaes Asksnsas, ssA 1sAlAtv-
sss; and ~ Clsvsiand, Aandssky asd CAtsaes VIII
siAassrs 70 ali ports On the FortA Wsooss1 1AAso.
AefsAabtsAnd Shippsrs snISnsting The Transports
tion otsAsir Esaightse M Cenpany saD rely vttn
eonAdsncs onits SpssAJtsaAstA.
tbs Mates - TYeighs
To andfron ssy poinfin the wsst bysAs Psassyi-
yania Central Railroad, ars 81 aii unss Al "a.
vORABLk AS ARk CHANGED BY 0fRkRxA1Ir
koAD cOhPANlES.
TY BE particuiarto nark packages, siv,APssn.
CsHTnAL ksk.nAu
rFrsish, Contracts or Shipping Dirsetiess, -
ply 70 OF sddrsas sishsS Of tAs feio~irt Agents Z
Is. 4. sTKwAkT, PrsisAt Axsst rnsssuss
CLARkkA CO, Transfer Agvnss, -
H. ". Known = CO., Ctnssnnn1t,0.
nc. NELDkUA 4 Co. Madisoa. Ino.
-. AOokR. Louisviiis, ny.
W. n. AIkAAN 4 Co., evansville, lad.
n y BASS, ~. Lsoia, Mascara.
CLARKE 4 CO., Chicago, III.
j. n. M,COLM Festsmcstk o.
k,ATEslf' MONTGOMERY, i ..y:,,lls'
WI. =. /. LANGLEr ,Gsilipelis,O.
H6.PTkRCE CO., zanesviiis u.
n. h. HuDSON, Ripley, q.
"a X. C. MkLDKUM, Gsneraf Travelling AeoOs
for tne south and west.
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+ Miller, Captain, % c, 18th.
Joseph Neal, Copsxtn.
A } Stie, Captain 18th
John Archer, Captain, l1th.
ca LAnsttnn. CaptsaA, Go d, 18th.
Jemes AouFos Daid, CoDtaib, Co l, 18Th.
Geo , Hogin, oaeeals, i3sh.
j Hsngy 0nilA, CAp1nln. % 4, 18th.
= b kaloot, LispAsnant, co b, 18th.
y ncko4ey, 0Qr1Gan, % b, 18Th
richard CadEo, In Ltsut and Q n. nth.
Fred Hops, Jr., stLisut and Q N, 18th.
B u 0e6bayt, "a Leutsnant, istA
CE Compton Captain, nth.
Ut Herbert, La I4sut end AAjt 18th.
n K Laird, I'd Lisutsnant, leth.
n Wylie, LtsotenArt, % A, llth.
8 Ryneafsop, 1e Lieutenant. 90 g, 18th,
VIM n UoSdreli, 1st Lieut., % =, 18th.
VIM w SWanson, Captain, 60 II, 18th.
Joha ERvans, Lieutenant, co A, 18th.
John O Brash, lst Lieut.. co b, 18th.
NJ Rogers Captain co X, 18th,
+ n Hedrfsh, Let lieutenant, 60 K, 18th.
Henry " Lee. ID Ltsu'eaan;, go A. 18th.
N w Parry, III Lle ut~s,apt, co n. isth.
8 d Thraii, Assistant Surgeon, 18th.
M w Thomas, Surgeon, lHh.
0w Kspier, I'd Leutsnant, CO A, f1fh,
n H PIatner, lst Lieutenant, % A. f3th
Donshuet lst Lieutenant, 20 ], s11th.
Jno LaypORt, 1st LisutinAas, 20 l, nth.
Leslie 6assstS, lst Lieut., 90 X, 18th.
JanaaA AeAS, lst Lieut., 90 X, 18th. &
A WUlkeg, ~ Lieutenant, co d, nth.
" Hat, lst Lieutenant, % G, 18th.
j. G Kennedy, Captain, co 4, 18th.
4 J Shrope, CaNtaip lItb.
Frederick Moyd, Surgeon, 1eth.
n Hedcrich, Captain, 18Th.
Geo McLaushlin, Captain, 90 I, 18th.
A Palmer, Captain. 60 G., foth.
John W Anderson, Captain. CO A, nth.
B X Sherman, Captain, CO 3 18Th.
Geo w Basr, Captain, 90 9, l3th.
Job Throc marten, Captain, 60 r, 18th.
J c Marvin, Captain, co K nth.
G Cadie, Jr., LIST Lieut. and Adj't, 1lth
i Schumacher, Captain, co G., 18th.
Z n Newcomb, Captain, co H, 10th.
Jno ? Conyngham, LIST Lieut, co !, 18Th.
David Stuhs, Capita in co b, 10Th.
David Hudson, LIST Lieutena ant, co /, 18th.
n williams, Captain co l. 18th.
+ T Ragsdsls, LIST Lieut.. CO !, 18th.
John @ Miller, Asst surgeon, 18th.
Porter. Captain co D, 18Th.
Walker, Captain, % g, 18th.
Geo y MAEoon, Lieutenant co g, 18th.
b r CAssell, Lieutenant co A, nth.
George Pomutr,. Adj't 18th.
Egerly, LIST Lieut.. CO B, 18th.
O d ktnman, Acting AdtutAnt, nth.
G + Putnam, Ia Lieutenant, 20 G.. lIth.
Alfred Carey, Let Lieut.. 60 4, nth.
VIM Spencer I'd Lieut.. co z, nth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

Long INPRmoNMRxT. The FIRST I'm
ion prisoners were captured IN Texas,
when Gen. Twiggs, the traitor, passed
over to the enemy 270 Of the 9Th United
States regulars, then taken prisoners,
have just been released. and are now 10
New O. as.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
Five srOCK.

Drcvsrs sad FArmeys vii land this The nos taAvan-
eagsons route fof Live stock. Cspaeious Yards ea
vaAayed Esd supplies viii svsry coavsstssse ,Axss
bsen opened onl Ions ever
ssisn,ion u paid toshsiT wants. From harrhb1vgk,
where will be found every convenience for fssdipS
and 70 sting, choeoe - oGrred of she Pe4fLADkk
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MAkKET.
rhis vtllslso ~ founAt the shortest, quiekss and
NEST direct route Tor Stock 10 Nev fork-lviaAlisa-
townl.ead Win lsw sf esasgssthsn any ctAsr.
kNOCH LEWIS, GenerAlsapt. Altoona, Pa.
-. HoUrT, 0sn fickst kgt ,FhslAAsiphia
H. II. HOUSTON, GsnsraI Freight Aeens,
an7dkv. PhilAdo lpkAa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

~ 1t is not consistent for papers who
have continually insisted that three
fourths of the army are Democrats. to find
fault with tho War Department because it
sent home the New Hampshire Second
Regiment to recruit, or rather IS the cop
perheads maintain, to vote. If three.
fourths are Democrats, why should've
they vote.