WAR MISCELLANY. The Picket Guard. [This beautiful-and it is to us, very beautiful-little The Battle of Shiloh. Military operations for the past month have been of a very important character, and on the 6th of April one of the severest battles of the war was fought at Pittsburg Landing. The particulars of this fight have been laid before the public through the columns of the weekly press, we therefore will not attempt a description of it. We must, however, take the liberty of saying a word in regard to one part of the affair. All accounts agree that our troops were taken by surprise-that our outposts were not sufficiently guarded, and that the usual precautions of an army in an enemy's country were so neglected, that the rebels were impressed with the idea, that a trap was laid for them, and that our pickets had been withdrawn in order to draw them into ambush. A want poem was sent by a member of the 49th (N.Y.) Regiment of generalship was displayed in throwing an to his wife.-Buffalo Express. "All quiet along the Potomac," they say, Is shot as he walks on his beat to and fro, "Tis nothing-a private or two, now and then, Moaning out, all alone, the death rattle." inferior force across a stream in the face of double the number of the foe, and still less excusable was it that that inferior force should be left unprotected by intrenchments or artillery. It has been stated, on good. authority, that Gen. Grant was at his quarters at Savanna, 12 miles from the scene of the fight, and that he was so overcome by liquor on the Saturday evening previous, that he was unable to attend to his duties. If such was the case, the public voice should demand that he be courtmartialed and cashiered. No general should be tolerated, who is guilty of such excess. Wisconsin has a special interest in this matter. By this criminal negligence on the part of the commanding general, our brave sons have been mercilessly slaughtered, and many a fireside has been desolated. The people of our State should demand an investigation into the causes which led to the surprise and sacrifice of our troops at Shiloh, and we hope the Legislature in June will deem it advisable to express the feelings of their constituents upon the subject. Considering the list of killed, wounded and missing, at the battle of Pittsburg Landing, of our Wisconsin regiments, will be of interest to the readers of the FARMER, many of whom have friends or relatives in the army, we have copied from the Wisconsin the list entire, to the exclusion of some of the usual departments of our paper. Wounded-Lieut. A. S. Smith, wounded in side by shell; sergeant Wm. Dittey, dangerously in throat; corporal Alonzo B. Miller, in shoulder; privates Sol. Stateler, badly in left shoulder; Nelson T, Hammond, badly below knee; Jas. Stateler, badly left thigh; James Alley, dangerous through breast; James K. Bishop, slightly in foot; James E. Williamson, finger shot off; George E. Stuntz, slightly in face. None killed, 10 wounded. COMPANY D-MESSMORE GUARDS. Killed-Private John B Glenn. Wounded-Sergeant Gallagher, slight, through hand; corporal Guertin, do in right foot; corporal Harris, severely in left leg below knee; private Owens, severe, left leg above knee; Alfred Collins not dangerous, back of neck: Wm Reed, slight, through left forearm Louis Amiot, not badly, left jaw One killed, seven wounded. COMPANY E-MANITOWOC AND KEWAUNEE VOLUNTEERS. Killed Capt. Waldo. Wounded-Privates, Ezra Austin, through right breast and right leg, dangerous; Wm. Baruth, through left leg, badly; Julius Wintermeyer, slight in back of neck; Wm. Flinn, flesh wound in left arm, slight; A. C. Tufts, flesh wound in right arm; Samuel Gokie, badly, by faliing of tree; (rescued by rebel captain who gave him water) John Lovell, bruised by ball; Robert Lee, slight in right thumb; Willett C. Wheeler, right forefinger shot off. Killed one, wounded nine. COMPANY F-DEPERE RIFLES. Killed-John D. Putnam. Wounded-Second sergeant Charles Vincent, severely through right thigh; fourth corporal Hudson J. Cronk, right forearm and middle of left hand; private llenry Wescott, severely through right thigh, lodging in left; Gregory Milquict not dangerous, through neck; James N. Howard, not dangerous, in right leg just above ankle; four others very slightly wounded. Missing-Frank Silver. Killed one, wounded five, missing one. COMPANY G-CALUMET AND MANITOWOC UNION RIFLES. Killed-Private Lucius D. Barker; Newton, wounded, since died; Samuel Bump, John Moseier. One killed, seven wounded, one missing. COMPANY I-BLACK RIVER RANGERS. Killed-Private Thos. Raison; Fred Cullen; Harvey Frost; Gottlieb Schlinsog." Wounded-Corporall G. S. Travis, leg, slightly; 8. D. Parker, in thigh, slightly; Wm. Stenesky, in armi, slightly; Waterman Lichness, in leg, slightly; private Charles Bacon, shoulder, slightly; Henry Ross, severely; George Rutherton, leg, slightly; G. W. Reeder, hip, slightly; Joseph Wilson, arm, slightly; Harrison Maxon, arm, finger off; J. W. Rockwood, wounded and missing: Elisha Stockwood. shonlder and arm, not badly; N. M. Clapp, thigh, slightly; Henry Lincoln, leg, slightly. Four killed, 14 wounded, one wounded and mis. sing. COMPANY K-NOBLE GUARDS (DANE AND COLUMBIA COUNTIES.) Company K-1 Commissioned officer, 2 Non-commissioned officers and 5 Privates. Total killed, wounded and missing-93. List of Killed, Wounded and Missing in 16th Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers, Col. Allen, Field Officers-Col. B. Allen slightly, and Lieut. Col. L. Fairchild, badly wounded. COMPANY A-WAUSHARA & GREEN LAKE RANGERS. Killed-Capt. Edward Saxe; 2d Serg't John H. Williams; Private Cyrus B. Howe; George M. Camp died from his wounds. Wounded-gone down the river-First Sergeant Cooley Smith, in shoulder; Privates Reuben Billings, thigh; Peter Bird, head; James O. Champlin, hand; Joshua Eldridge, legs; Truman Hall, foot; John Lurch, legs; John Michaels, leg amputated: Wm. P. Walbridge, in foot; James Patterson, in groin; John A. Smith, arm amputated; Newton Whitman, leg; J. H. Kellogg, thigh. Wounded in camp-Corp. J. L. Vidal, slightly in leg. Missing-Corp. J. M. Marshall; Private George Cronk, wounded; Private Bordine Hawley, wounded. Killed, 4; Wounded, 16; Missing, 3; twice counted, 2; Total, 19. COMPANY B-OCONOMOWOC RIFLES. Killed-Corp. J. H. Morris. Wounded-1st Serg't E. G Wheeler, in both legs severely; Private J. Brobst, in leg severely; T. W. Cross, in leg severely; E. W. Ellis, in foot severely; J. Jargenson, in leg slightly; H. Noncaron; II. Powers, in knee seriously; J. C. Quiner, in arm seriously; H. J. Hanes, in head severely. Missing-Fifer W. W. Drum, Private Eli Coughden, J. R. Dexter, E. S Evenson, Chas. Farncrook, Jessie Hill, Aaron Hollenbeck, L. Peabody. Killed, 1; Wounded, 9; Missing, S. COMPANY C-DODGE CO. GUARDS. Killed-4th serg't James P. Wilson; private Gerrit E. Post; Henry Holton. Wounded-Capt. H. D. Patch in shoulder, slightly; 2d Lieut. E. M. Hovey, in right hand slightly; 3d sergt., in right hand slightly; corp. A. H. Turner, in left arm twice, severely; corp. F. Rix, in right side, slightly; private August Filkin, received five wounds, seriously; do C. H. McGould, in right leg, severely; do I. H. Hampton, in right thigh, severely; do Wm. I. Kruskie, slightly; do M. McMullen, right thigh, severely; do W. H Stevens, right arm, severely; do F. Graham, right arm severely; do Max Morts, wounded and missing. Killed, three; wounded, thirteen; missing, onetotal, 15. COMPANY D-UNION GUARDS, HANCHETTVILLE. Killed-Capt. Oliver D. Pease, corp. Wm. Taylor, private Alphonso Harrington, do August Wollem, do Louis Pettis, do Chester W. Haskins. Wounded-Sergeant John S Bean, in arm, seriously; corp. Chas. N. Virgin, slightly, corp. Michael Walrod, slightly; private O'Brien E. Cook, slightly; Herman Gerrick slightly; Joseph Edwards, slightly; James M. Lyons, slightly; Dennis Delanty, seriously; Josiah W. Fields, seriously; Burton R. Towsley slightly; Chas. H. Tracy, slightly; Wm. Hamilton, slightly; Daniel Kallahan, slightly; Harrison Fuller, slightly; milo Farrington, seriously-leg amputated. Missing-Lieut. Louis Flashbim. Killed 6; wounded 14; missing 1. Total 21. COMPANY E-ADAMS COUNTY RIFLES. Killed-Color Sergeant John P. Mills, 4th Sergeant Joseph L. Holcomb, Privates Louis E. Knight, Irwin L. Rider, Philo Perry, Henry L. Thomas; died of wounds, April 15th, August us Caldwell. Wounded-Corporal Almon Webster, shoulder, severely; Corporal Robert D. Sparks, shoulder, severely; Private Aaron Newcomb, arm, severely; Albert Gates, hand, severely; Oscar K. Brownson, both hips, severely; Jesse Crouch, hand, severely; Hosen Hugoboon, shoulder, severely; Henry Lininger, arm, severely; James McPhutus, thigh, severely; Daniel O'Miltiman. side, severely; Perry T. Stivers, neck and shoulder, severely Frank Stowell, neck, slightly; H. D. Ely, knee, slightly; John R. Hammond, leg, slightly; George Williamson, chest, slightly. Missing-Thomas B. Smith, Samuel B. Smith, Oliver H. Waite, Michael Kennedy. Killed, 7; wounded, 15; missing, 4; Total, 26. COMPANY F-NORTHERN LIGHTS. Killed-H. E. Cary, John McNown, Franklin Prevay, Anthony Morse. Wounded-Captain H. T. Train, in face, not ser ious; sergeant E. W. Piersons, in thigh, seriously; corporal A. Dean, do do; corporal Stephen, do, do; corporal Joseph McMurts, in shoulder, badly; corporal George Speed, face, slightly; private J. F. Bennet, in leg, badly; Wm. O. Bassett, flesh wound in arm; Ebenezer Bonelsu, in shoulder; F. E. Brink, hip, badly, Geo. Birdsall, leg: John Duckwork, hip; L. S. Cloffin, face, slightly; Hiram Iliggins, elbow; Archibald McCall, shoulder; John McIntyre, face; Sam Monroe, arm; Charles Moore, leg; Ole Nelson, leg; Sam'l Pluman, head; Edward Trimble, thigh, severely; Chas. Ellsworth, arm, slightly; Jonathan Ellsworth, wounded and missing. Missing-Freeman Peacol; John Ferguson. Killed 4, wounded 24, missing 2. Total 30. COMPANY G-CHIPPEWA VALLEY GUARDS. Killed-James N. Walker; privates Oliver H. Browning, Lewis R. Belknap, William Archer, John D. Francisco, John L. Henigan. Severely Wounded-Sergeant Michael E. O'Connel, in the thigh; Andrew Chambers, through both legs; James Crawford, through the neck; John M. Jones, through the thigh; James Smith, corporal, through the wrist; Jackman P. Long, in the knee; W. H. H. Beebe, slightly wounded; Noah Barnum, slightly wounded; privates, John J. Pearsons, through both legs; Thomas McGillon, through both legs, Charles Francisco and Peter Francisco, slightly wounded; Sanders Cochran, through both shoulders George Ritter, Wm. Smilth and Geo. Odell, slightly wounded; John Tomlinson, in the leg; A. Loomis, slightly wounded; James O. Hatch do; J. B. Van Vlack, do; James A. Swan, do, Myron D. Bradway, do; Willard W. Bartlett, S. L. Benjamin, de. Rands. Missing-Valentine Stock, Chas. Mauck, James Killed 6, wounded 24, missing 3. COMPANY B-TREDWAY PUMAS. Killed-Henry Babcock, sergeant; privates Ornil Herrick, George Haskins, Geo. Lincoln, Chailes Hodge. Wounded.-David Dalrymple, sergeant; Asa D. Thompson, do; John Lamb, corporal; Richard Leigh, do; George J. Kashaw, do; Hezakiah White, do; David Collier, private; Liveous Raymond, do; Levi S. Bennett, do; John Blair, do; Hiram Bell, do; John W. Haskins, do; Edgar Weed, do; William Suring, do; Robert Sanders, do; Geo. Skeels, do; Frank E. Wicks. do; Chas. Bump, do; Hiram Nichols, do; Leander Roberts, do; Geo. M. Porter, do; William H. Rice, do; Robert R. Parks. Missing.-Mills Redfield, Wm. B. Parks, Benj. Dean, Henry Parks. Killed 5, wounded 23, missing 4. COMPANY 1.-DARLINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY. Killed.-1st Lieut. Vail, shot through the breast; private S. Austin, shot in head; do A. Clifford, head and breast; do M. J. Wooding, shot in breast. Wounded.-2d Lieut. D. Gray Purman, badly, side and arm; 2d Sergeant W. H H. Townsend, flesh wound in leg; 3d do Haughawout, in leg; 1st Corporal P. H. Dumply, spent ball, stomach; 7th do J. C. Long, flesh wound, leg; 8th do W. V. Turck, shoulder and foot; privates-Wm. Brewer, spent ball, arm; Geo Burchill, small of the body; F. A. Cherry, in breast; C. S. French, in hand; Jacob Fawcett, in shoulder; Michael Hanley, in side; H. C Hall, in the shoulder; H. C. Howard, shoulder; George Long, shoulder and leg; G. W. Pease, leg; M. J. Smith, shoulder; Thos. Pendergrass, wounded in the head; Lemuel Phelps, leg. Missing. John Weigli. Killed 4, wounded 19, missing 1. COMPANY K-OZAUKEE RIFLES. Killed-Corporals Ephraim Cooper, W. A. Clark; Privates John Hennesy, Stod. Tousley, W. H. Tousley, Toos. Mannings, Gregory Janish. Severely wounded-Lieut. D. F. Vail, in thigh; Serg't E. D. Bradford, in shoulder; Corp. O. G.Vollentine, arm and leg; Corp. 8. Trumbul, in leg; Privates E. M. O'Neil, in leg and shoulder; B. Killed, 47; wounded, 174; missing, 27. List of Killed, Wounded and Missing in 18th Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers. COMPANY A-TAYCHEEDAH UNION GUARDS. Killed-McManus Garnee, C. A. Whitman. Wounded--Lieut. Edward Coleman, Corp. C. C. Whitney; Privates D. C. Bailey, R. II. Hart, Marshal Coffin, Leander Depuy, Ludwig Holsu, J. Koehn, Alf. Losey, O. K. Norris, G. W. Sparles, Adam Whiting. Missing-Captain Millard, Sergeant John Farrell, Theron Mack, P. J. Alexander, J. B. Abbs, P. A. Mont, James Hallett, Beyou Kelley, Theod. Lemon, C. F. Scott, B. F. Smith, J. II. Shoemaker, Eli Higgins, H. D. Whitney. Killed 2, wounded 13, missing 14. Total 29. COMPANY B-EAGLE LIGHT INFANTRY. Killed-none. Wounded-E. Combs, W. H. Spencer, F. M. Bai ley. Frowe, J. Bassy, C. Ashcock, W. J. WilKilled, none; wounded, 3; missing 13. Total 16. Number in muster roll, 93-fit for duty, 54; sick 28. COMPANY C-BAD AX TIGERS. der. Killed-Private Wm. Kettle; do N. M. Saxton. Wounded-11. Clary, W. W. Dielseman, Samuel Fisk, John Kirkpatrick, Hiram Moody, Patrick Mooney, Laughlin Quiam, Benj Kants, J. J. Swain, Samuel Sager, Augustus Singer. Missing-Capt. M. Layne, Sergeant Tritwell, do. Dickson, Corporal Hickox, do McMichael, privates Campbell, Lander, Gray, James, Loucks, Metcalf, Merrill, McLelland, Mills, Powell, Ress, Taylor, Tooker. Killed, 2; wounded, 11; missing, 19. Total, 32. COMPANY D-NORTH-WESTERN RANGERS. Killed-George Hicks. Supposed Killed-Sergeant L. H Farr; Privates Eli P. Sweet, Select Freeman. Wounded-Corp John Williams, Privates Ephraim Crocker, Henry Beach, Hugh C. Wilson, Jack Jewell, A. Stephenson, C. N. Sprout, Byron Carey, John Gary, Charles Morley, Ezra Hankabout. Missing-Capt. G. H. Fisk, Lieut. D. W. C. Wilson, Sergeant Charles Clause; Privates Anthony Lamb, Andrew Alexson, Henry McGruff, J. G. Hunter, Milton Stewart, Gilbert Tuttle, Stephen Taylor, William Robinson, Amasa Smith, Ziba Hurd, A. Currier, James Osburn, Sen., James Osburn, Jr. Killed, 1; Supposed dead, 3; Wounded, 11; Missing, 16; Total, 31. COMPANY E-PORTAGE LIGHT INFANTRY. Killed-Clifton S. Merrill, John Fields. Wounded-Lieut. George R. Walbridge, Albert Taylor, George W. Evans, Walter Whittaker, Jos. Baker, s. R. Hayner, George S. Martin, Jr., Wm. H. Sherwin, John Harris, John Kinney, Isaac Levison, Reuben Edminster, Ed. L Kept Missing-Joel S. Reedie, William S Blair, Thos. G. Bacon, S. W. Butterfield, John Dark, A. B. Doolittle, August Fast. Edward Hugo, Philip Marx, Truman Ri e, Robert Richards, Chas. H. Tucker, William Ward, Adam J Spawn, Killed 2, wounded 13, missing 20-35. COMPANY FOSHKOSH RANGERS. Killed-Otis A. Colton, R. N. McWilliam, Hartley Onderdenk. Wounded-Geo. Dew, Andrew Felton, Eli R. Worthan, Jos. W. Lawplinn, D. M. Wilson, Henry Jenkins. Missing Lt. Geo. R. Stokes, Lewis Shery, J. M. Stanton, Richard Trexell, M. H Tenney, Henry Todd, Jas. Wolcott, Amasa Dille, A. J. Frost, J. S. Frank, Millard Felton, Gilbert Fisk, J. N. Houghlin, Mathias Hart, Frank Hanton, J. P. Honecker, Eern Hull, Stephen Hartwell, Levi Minkler, Homer Nichols, Richard Noble, A. B. Osgood, John Pearson, C. T. Rexford, J. H. Stiver. Killed 3, wounded 6, missing 26-35. COMPANY G-ALBAN PINERY RANGERS. Killed-Capt. J. H. Compton. Wounded-John Snyder, A. G. Loomis, Joseph Bullock, Alvin M. Coon, John S. Eaton. Missing-Henry Jackson, Wm. Granger, Orville Hall, Henry M. Jackson, Mhxim LaBinslep, died; Edwin McDougal, Augustus Otto, D. Wilcox, Mitchell Anquette, Joseph Gill, Peter Whitman, John J. Sherman, Dennis Murphy, died. Killed, 1 wounded, 3; missing, 15. Total 22; sick, 32; fit for duty, 38. COMPANY H-GREEN LAKE COUNTY RIFLES Killed-E. H. Ballou, Clark, Walker, Joseph A. Gulash, Solomon Mansfield. Wounded-First Lieut. S. D. Woodwork, sergeant Albert Later, John H. Histon, Eugene Gay, E. F. Chamberlin, Edwin Potts, Samuel Bixley, Thos. Carey, B W. Coats, F. Deselle, Gideon F. Dens, A. F, Dond, G. W. Dond, Zaddock Malloy. Missing-Captain D. H. Baxter; James Berry, G. Colingser, John Carey, W 8. Cotrel, John Devord, Wm. Reed; Alvin M. Smith, Elias Sexton, Franklin S. Stevens, wounded, Chas. Spencer, Chas. Welles, D. B, White, James Winans, O. C. Blakely, J. Hanshaw, Abram A. Devose, wounded, Stephen Field, Enoch Foster, Orlando J. Harstraw, Hugh Hannab, A. Hickman, Collin Leach, Daniel Leach, Edward P. Osborn. Killed 4, wounded 14, missing 25; total 43. COMPANY I-LEWIS RANGERS. Killed-R. Cronk, Benj. W. Shaver, Geo. W. Hillman, Morris C. Cook, John Louth. Wounded-Peter McIntyre, Cornelius C Devon, T Luskey, mortally, S. W M. Smith, E. M. Haight, W Miller, Duncan McCloud, Peter Calahan, Jas. Litel, Oliver Guiduse, Albert Turck, Frank Everson, Alfred O. Eilson, Adrastus Cross, Ferdinand Ben. ton. Missing-Lieut. Ira H. Ford, Lieut. O. A. Southmerd, S. C. Alban, Peter Mead, Geo. M. Dexter, Allen Church. Wounded--Ole Leverson, Wm. Smith, Daniel E. Newton, Samuel E Dale, John Cook, Jos. Brown. Killed, 5, mortally wounded 2, wounded 15, missing 12; total 34. COMPANY K-UNION GUARDS. NEWS SUMMARY. Dodge Co. Agricultural Society.-At the annual meeting of the Dodge County Agricultural Society, held pursuant to notice January 24th, 1862. Geo. H. Stewart, President of the Society in the chair. O. F. Jones was Secretary of the meeting. The following officers were elected for the present year: President-Thomas Marshall, of Oak Grove. Locations of Wis. Regiments, May 1st.-As some changes have taken place in the locations of our Regiments recently, we have collected the following information of their whereabouts at last accounts: 1st Regiment is at Pittsburg Landing. 24, 6th and 7th, are in King's Div. with Gen. McDowell. 3d is in the advance of Gen. Bank's Division, last at Edinburg, Virginia. 4th is at this time undoubtedly with the Federal forces at New Orleans. 5th is in Smith's Division, Hancock's Brigade, now engaged in the seige of Yorktown under Gen. McClellan. 8th is in Pope's Division, which recently reinforced Gen. Vice Presidents-John C. Ross, of Trenton; Miles Burnham, of Elba; Prof. Wm. Lehmann, of Hustisford. Recording and Corresponding Secretary-Charles Bil- Halleck, at Savanna. linghurst, of Juneau. The following named persons were appointed the General Committee for the county: David J. Pulling, Fox Lake; Stoddard Judd, Fox Lake Village; G. W. Stanton, Trenton; C. S. Kneeland, Chester; Wm. Hobkirk, S. W. Waupun; 0. Terry, Le Roy; J. G. Meyers, Lomira; F. W. DeLorme, Theresa; H. D. Phelps, Williamstown; M. S. Barrett, Burnett; Oliver Ashley, Westford; G. W. Henderson, Calamus; M. E. Babcock, Beaver Dam; H. Hawley, Beaver Dam City; F. H. Roper, Oak Grove; D. C. Van Brunt, Horicon; C. C. Brown, Hubbard; John R. Merrill, Herman; Dennison Baker, Rubicon; D. Fletcher, Hustisford; Wm. Christie, Clyman; A. Shipman, Lowell; J. W. Hartley, Elba; B. B. Chadwick, Portland; J. Higgins, Shields; H. C. Crandell, Emmett; S. M. Randall, Lebanon; Wm. M. Dennis, Watertown; R. Hassell, Ashippun. The following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That the Corresponding Secretary invite fruit growers and other persons engaged in enterprises of interest to the Society, to attend the Annual Fairs of the Society, and exhibit such fruits, productions, and articles, as they may see fit. 9th was at Fort Scott at last accounts. 10th is with Gen. Mitchell near Florence, Alabama. 11th is on Black River, Arkansas, in Gen. Steel's Div. 12th and 13th at this date, are at Fort Riley, enroute for New Mexico. 14th is at Pittsburg Landing-Col. Wood appointed as Provost Marshal and the Reg't acting as Provost Guard. 15th, Col. Heg is still at Island No. 10, where Col. Heg is left in command by Gen. Pope. 16th, 17th and 18th, are still at Pittsburg Landing. 19th is guarding "secesh" prisoners at Camp Randall. Our Cavalry Regiments are all at St. Louis yet, waiting for horses and equipments. 1st Reg't is now fully mounted. Van Deutsch's Cavalry are with Curtis' army in northwest Arkansas. Badger Sharpshooters, Co. G, are with Berdan's Regiment at the seige of Yorktown, doing good service. Our 1st Battery, Capt. Foster, is by this time, at Pitts time since; 2d, Capt. Herztberg, is at Fortress Monroe' 4th, Capt. Vallee, is supposed to be at the same place; 5th, A meeting of the officers and General Com-burg Landing; the 3d, Capt. Drury, arrived there some mittee of the Society is appointed to be held at the Court House, in Juneau, May 10th, 1862, at 1 o'clock, P. M. A full attendance is earnestly requested. C. BILLINGHURST, Capt. Pinney, recently went up the river to Pittsburg Landing; 6th, Capt. Dillon, was at last accounts, about starting for the same place; 7th, Capt. Griffin, was at New Madrid waiting for equipments and horses; 8th, Capt. Carpenter, and 9th, Capt. Johnson, at Fort Riley, enroute to New Mexico; 10th, Capt. Bebee, is still at St. doing duty at Camp Douglas, Chicago; 12th Wisconsin The Wis. Ag. and Mechanical Asso- Louis filling up; 11th, Wisconsin Battery, (late Oconto ciation will hold their Annual Fair in Mil-Guards) Capt. O'Rourke, is attached to Mulligan's Brigade, waukee, commencing on the second Monday of September next. It is to be general in its character, such as is usual at State Fairs, including a horse show and trial of speed.Liberal premiums will be offered, and every exertion made to make it the Fair of the season. Premium lists will be prepared by the middle of May, and any person desiring one will please write to the Secretary, at Milwaukee, and one will be forwarded immediately. By order of the Executive Committee. M. L. SKINNER, Secretary. The Markets. CHICAGO, SATURDAY, APRIL 26TH. Flour market quiet-buyers and sellers apart. White Winter extra, 5.10; good white winter, 4.90. Spring, extra, 4.30; other grades spring 3.00 to 3.90. Wheat market buoyant and advanced 1c. No. 1 spring, sales at 79% to 81; No. 2 spring, 74 to 754. Corn 29a30. Oats 2234. Rye 44 Barley 46. Potatoes, Neshannock, 44c. Butter, choice, new dairy, 11a13. Eggs 64. |