The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-03-03

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Late rebel papers say the new. currency
- III IL 81 The Confederate Government.
An address is published by the old Con
,,iSssc. reeon1nending tue people 70 efegIsiate
81. ,a5.a on the basis OF. State Sovereignty.
'0' E Pr oyRoE Feb % The Richmond Sem
,ineI 10 Of the goth contains the following:
! S. Brock, WIN; lIaddocA, g. Hoffman,
: Jones. A. J, BuIen, }. J. Sumnerton,
! w II. Doughtery, Lewis Taylor, ~ Free
man. w. d. Jones' Jos; Brooks, c. X. Cuth-
,oU. were all hanged at-kingsten,T = o.. on
1.-THE 18th, and seven were hung on the IotiI'
| for deserving to the enemy taking up aril9
Ion the enemy's side. They all, received =, inc
ordinance Of baptism according 10. 'ile4r Own
idictations. .-.,-..-z..-.,, =,
! The Atlanta CoNFEDERAcY 81 stfat Qiltne
18th ops bales Of cotton Wefe 1s5ttL r3S
fire in Wilmington. Loss, $100, e90~-
The Rome GA CoURIER7Saya that on the
18th inst, the enemy, 800 stron{g, were at FOR
Itersville, within forty four miles Of home.
Another force is advanclnS,. VIA v sayer
new YORK. Feb. 2A-1'he New York
lines has received l.ichltrond papers to the
2 The rebel War Department resolved Oh
| LIE nth an official dispatch that ''the enc
Inv made demonstration with &unDoals
land land force at Grants Pass, 30 miles
from Mobile. 1t was bloodless,is the lHeeol
Itbe- enemy fell short There is 10 doubt
Ithis approach is Fl ON Banks lines Shernan's
column is approaching by tire Mobrie and
lObio Railroad, and another column from
Pensacola is understood to be advancing
from Pollard, 40 miles from Mobile. The
Isituation of Mobile is undoubtedly critical.
Another dispatch anlounees ''the repuise
lofthe enemy with great losss at 0fahJ
Pass. on Tuesday another dispatch from
| Gen. Maury reports THE cremy's force at
Ouitman at not over thousand men, ana
the whole affair is probably a rad on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad"
! The Richmond EXAMINER, Of the 10th,
states that the Yankee General Averlll IS
preparing for a raid. iisforce is increased to
| 30 600 effective, and his aim is said to be
Lynchburg.
The ExAoiISER Of the 18th reports anoth
er Federal advance In heavy torce,up the
Peninsula with the advance at Barhams
vile. but saws, there is no occasion fol
alarm. as Richmond is covered from as
sault 5"
The ,Lynchburg (Ya.) Republican reports
the death Of Parson Brownlow, at hno%
vile
/ Dispatches from Beauregard, Charleston,
| 11th, say: at is reported that Gen. tInne
gan repulsed the eneny's force at Lake q
IT, Florida Finuegan's achievements hao
not reached him.
Another dispatch states that Gen. Wise
repulsed the enemy at Johns Island and Is
in pursuit" ,...,
The Savannah NEWS says There is little
apprehension for the result Of the Florida
expedition. Ample arrangements are-made
to prevent any extended advance"
Tle Richmond EXAMINER OF the 18th. an
nouuces "the dispatch Of the first install
ment Of Yankee prisoners, on the l7th, to
Americus, Ga, Il new prison post. rive or
six thousand are to be sent there, at the
rate Of four hundred Or mere daily
NEwBERN, \. C., Feb 20.-The Charles
ton MERCURY says: Secretary Chase is
kJnalling every exertion 10 flood the South
with greenbacks which, unless Immediately
checked, will subvert our, currency, and
thus inAict a mortal blow on the success OF
our cause"
IuS SdiHC Pdptl 10y 'iiS
dropping of tie enemy's shot and shell is
telling on our part of the city"
The Savannah REPUBLICAN Of the 18th
says the fight at Lake City, Florida, was
with the ene'ny's advance composed OF cav
airy entirely. We lost all orr guns III the
Camp Finnegan surprise, which seems t.
have been a disgraoefuI affair on the part
of our officers. So thoroughly were they
surrounded that resistance was impossible,
and but few OF our men escaped Col
| Mccormick, who was in command, Nasamon9
! the captured.
! The thermometer in Richmond, on the 18th
was degrees above zero,
News from the Mississippi had been re.
c,ived in Richmond ap TO the 18th. tarra-
gut was in command Of the fleet at Grants
Pass and Was as quiet as the rough sea
would allow
Sherman had called halt and become
MISUNDERSTANDING lie is tianking General
Johnston instead Of moving on Mobile.