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yyha, the Black. haye Done.
thn New York Evening Post.

From the New York Evening Post.
The blacks are, and have constantly proved
themselves our friends They have served Us
at every turn; black man, at the risk of his
life, pioted Gen. Burnside to the only undefend-
ed landing on Roanoke Island black saved
a large part Of Gen. Banks army from what
would have been a fatal surprise; black man
risked horrible death o bring out to US from
the chief nest of the rebels, one of their most
valuable steamers in North Carolina they have
travelled hundreds of miles, from the interior,
to bring news they thought valuable; on the
South Carolina coast, the information our com
manders have received from them has been of
the utmost value, and has been communicated
at the most desperate hazards; wherever they
have been encouraged or even permitted, they
have served rs
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To COlIsnmptiyes.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having suffer-
ed several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumptions anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scripon used Gree Of charged with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &C.
The only abject of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpiion is benefit the afflicted and spread informa-
ton which he conceYes to be Invaluable and the hopes
every sufferer win try his remedy it will cost him
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wiiliamsburgh,
3m5l Kings County, New York
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DIsUNIoN OR ABoLIrloN.-Tho N. Y. Tr

DISUNIoN OR ABOLITION The N. Y. Tri
bHne says:
A venerable conservative statesman fresh
from his labors in Congress, recently met in our
city the representative of the most extensive
and powerful empire on earth, and spoke TO him
exutively of the influence and measurable sue
cess of his numerically small party in modera
ting and guiding the National councils in this
stormy crisis. "My friend,' gravely respond
ed the ambassador, ''be entreated not to deceive
yourself, Your country is i'll revolution, and
no revolution ever ends in the success of the
middle party. For yours, but one of two re-
suits is possible-Disunon or Abolition"
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To the People Of Wisconsin
L. SALOMON.
A Correspondent. of the Eau Claire

a Correspondents of the Eau Claire FREE
Press, writing from this place, among other things
says of Kenosha
Kenosha is situated On Lake Michigan 35 miles
from Milwaukee and 81 from Chicago: it contains
upwards of 5000 souls is the oldest city in the
State; it has the material for good Harbor as
there is on the Lakes ii has one Of the best grad
ed schools in the State, and the Kenoshans are
justly proud of their educational advantages. Il
contains goodly number of private as well as
public buildings of splendid style of architecture
Its railroad advantages are the Chicago & Mil.
waul1ee and Kenosha & Rockford railroads. The
country for which it is the market is known fol
its ferility-and last but not least, it is noted fal
and wide as containing more beautiful, and few
er ugly girls than any other town of its size il
1.-THE State
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A Normal School will be held at Liberty, Ken
osha County, commencing on Tuesday, the 26th
day of August, and continue four weeks, under
the supervision of PROF. GAYLORD ofOshkosh,
whose popularity in this special department OF in,
struction, is well known throughout the State.
The professional instruction given in the Nor
NAL School embraces substantially the following
topics:
Methods of teaching Arithmetic, Geography and
Grammari
Lectures on School Room Duties
Lectures on Object Lessons and Primary Edu-
cation.
gymnastics or Physical Exercises for Gentle
men and Ladies' will be introduced aud conducted
daily.
The First and Second Grade Branches will be
considered in order.
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300. goo Nine Months MiEiIin 10 be Call
ed Out

WASHINGTON, August q, 1862.
ORDERpED-First-Tha draft of 300, 600
militia be Immediately called into the service
of the United States, 10 serve for nine months,
unless sooner discharged.
The Secretary of War will assign the quotas
to the States and establish regulations for the
draft
Second-That if any State shall not by the
18th Of August furnish its quota OF the addi-
tional 300, 900 volunteers authorized by law,
the deficiency of volunteers III that State will
also be made up by special draft from the mi
ltia. This Secretary of War will establish reg
ulations for the purpose.
Third-Regulations will be prepared by the
War Department and presented to the Presi-
dent with the object of securing the promotion
of officers OF the army and volunteers for mer-
itorious and distinguished services, and pre-
venting the nomination or appointment in the
militia service of incompetent or unworthy
officers
Regulations will also provide for Kidding the
service of such incompetent persons as now
hold commissions. By the President.
EDWIN l.. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Gov. Sprnguc OF Ri. Calls for "A Negro
Regiment.

FKOFIDENCE, August I.
1hefe was an immense assemblage at the
"Ai thlee'ihg' The announcement that draft
had been ordered by the War Department vas
received with loud cheers =" 80
Gov. Sprague has called on the colored citi.
zens to form regiment as a part of the Hnota
OF the state. He promises to accompanv hen
- the field, and share the perils with them
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a special Army Corps for Gen. sigeI

Gen. Sigel has written letter to DR.. Dulon,
Of New York, his father-in-law, stating that he
has received the assurance from the Secretary
of war, that with the consent of the Governor
of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Il
linois and Wisconsin, limited number of reg
iments and batteries, could be raised in hose
States for the first corps now under his COM
mand. We doubt not, regiment could soon
be raised in this State among the countrymen
of the gallant Sigel, with the understanding
that they were to be assigned place in his
corps as soon as they were mustered in.
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An Tron-CIad steamer Captured.

WASHINGTON July27.
Commodore Porter, of the mortar Aotilla, ar
rived here this morning via Fortress Monroe,
"a fact which is considered of significant i'm
portancc.
The Navy partment has learned that the
bockading feet recently captured the Tubal
Cain, large iron-clad steamer, off Charleston,
attempting to run the blockade. She was
heavily laden with arms and amunit ion. She
% ae ordered to New York
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The Rebels Occupy t.rnna Junction

Cairo, July g.
The 7lst Illinois has just arrived from Camp
Douglas.
Yesterday morning skirmish occurred at Ba
lena, Tenn. between our forces stationed there
and body of rebels. We have no particu-
lars.
Our forces evacuated Grand Junction, ant
that place is occupied by rebels. They have
possession of nearly all that portion of the Mem
phis g. Charleston Railroad between Memphis
and Corinth.
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FENHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.
u ENCE OF AN INYALID.

Published for the benefit and a warning and eau
ton to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay &C.; supplying at the same time Tn
means of sef-Cure BY one who has cured himself
ter being put to great expense through medical impose
ton and quackery. BY enclosing post paid address
envelope SINGLE may be had Of the author MA
THANAL MAYFAIR, ESD, Bedford, King County, New
York. 6m49
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Hrn1ra Eichn,oMd.

WASHINGTON, July rs.
Late Richmond papers contain the proceed
ings of the Court Martial which tried Com.
Tatnal on the charge Of cupable destruction Of
the Merrimac. He is awarded an honorable &C.
quitta
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 24th has an
editorial on Lincoln's double policy, and bis
"perjury,'' in which it is said that the'usurpa-
tions of the Government that sits in Washing
ton have been SO great and radical as to total
ly dissolve any bonds they may have suppos-
ed to have bound US to the Northern States"
The people are called upon to ''endure the most
extreme distress, to neke any sacrifice, even
life itself, sooner than yield TO foe so disgust
ing and SO malignant"
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FENHE REVEREND HUGH MILLER
u THOMSON will deliver a course of
Lectures, on Christian Ethics, in St. Mathew s
Church, on Sunday Evening.
The first Lecture will be delivered next Sunday
evening. Subject" Human Nature" Is it good
En- evil Ageneral invitation is extended.
FEMALESl FEMALES! FEMALES!
Use that Safe. Pleasant Remedy know as
HELlLBOLD'S EXTRA or BUOHU.
For all Complaints Incident to the Sex.
No Family should be
Without it,
And none will when once
Tried by them.
1t is used by
YOUNG AND OLD,
In the Decline or Change of Life,
and after and before Marriage,
During and after Confinement
To Strengthen the Nerves,
Restore Nature to its Proper Channel, and
Invigorate the broken down Constitution
From Whatever Cause Originating.
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS Pulls?
Take
HEHBOLD'S EXTRA or BUCHU
See advertisement in another column Cut il
out and send for it, SW6
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Our National DisOrders---Dr. RSobncI1's
Cures.

Cures.
The American stomach is a tormentfng organ
1t is generally out of order. The reason is obvi
GUS The driving man of business has not time
or will not take time properly to mast:cate his
food. He bolts it, and as bad habits are catching
all classes follow his yample. Hence Dyspepsia
with all its compcatons-henc Indigestion
Liver Complaint, and dsol ders of the Bowels, in
all their valioIs phases. Against these and a
hundred other complaints, the Sc adinaviar
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier are waging an ex-
terminating warfare. The success of these Med
cines has been astonishing, even in an age of sci
tinguish disorde~ The agony, the fever, the
debility, the Dependency which characterize
Affections of the digestive and secretive organs
vanish under the Influence ofthese preparations
The constitution itself seems TO acquire new ener-
gy under their operation
See advertisement. 4w
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THE lsT Wis. CAvALRY.-After the reports
we have had of the capture Of Gel. Daniels Reg.
iment or the greater portion Of it, We are glad
TO learn that the regiment is all right, and that
it has met with few casualties. The following
is the account of the most important.
"On the 23d July portion of Capt. Aliens
guerrillas the little squad left on the site af old
Camp Torrey. 1t consisted of few sick men,
with two or three well ones to take care Of
them. The latter went out to look for some
hidden ammunition, and were overtaken before
they could arrive at camp. The rebels fred
on them killing Corporal E. w. Houck of Co.
B. Quartermaster S. M. Massey anu two others
were taken prisoners. AT the camp nobody
was in condition to make resistance. Sergt.
Brown of Co. X though sick succeeded in
mounting his horse and getting away. lie al
rived safely at Bloomfield. The sick were al
lowed to remain there, and the prisoners were
taken to Browns Ferry and released on pa
role.
Col. Daniels with the main part Of his regi
ment have been having an active and exciting
time in Arkansas, They have had a number o.
skirmishes and in every one have been success
ful. They have broken up some half dozen
bands of guerrillas, and have cleared the coun.
try between the st. Francis and White River:
of them.
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Richmond believed 10 have been EVacu-
MED

SPERRYyILLE, Va, August 4.
Reports are current In town among rebel
sympathizers that the enemy is evacuating
Richmond.
GENERAL PORTS HEADQUARTERS
August 4th.
Information from various sources tend to COM
firm the belief that the enemy have really evac-
uated Richmond and taken up the south bank
of the James river as line Of defense.
WASHINGTON, August s.
It has been believed here in some quarters
for several days that the enemy has been evac-
uating Richmond There being reasonable sus-
picion that pestilence has broken out in that
city.
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Contributioms of the Northwest.

Mr. George B. Smith, ofthis city,who is con-
ueiling Western Army Register soon to be
published, kindly furnishes US withathe coItrl-
buttons W hich each of the Northwestern otates
has made, in men, to the present war against
rebellion. His information is derived from Of
fetal sources and may be relied upon as cor
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Proclamation Of Gov. Solomon

In consequence of the further call for q draft
It 300 600 more men, Gov. Solomon has issued
the following Proclamation, announcing that
the stale can offer no bounties to volunteers:
MADISON, Aug. 5.
To the People Of IVisccaSin:
The general order from the President Just
received, calling fora draft to fill the regiments
already called for, If not filled by August 18th,
and making further call OF SOC, 900 men to
serve for nine months, to be filled by draft,
makes it impracticable to carry into effect the
proposition made in my proclamation Of August
4,h, making arrangements for State bounty
therefore recall that proposition. The sub
ect of bounties must now be left to the patriot
| ic disposition of the people in their several To-
''''''0' E. sALOMoN.
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we nave De6n Ndnueu Tue lOlOWluR IostSl
from young man, Lieut., in the 18th Wis
consin Regiment, to his father in this city. 1t
is the same old story. Our soldiers are tired
and sick of guarding rebel property.
COLUMBUS, KY,
July 23d, 1862
DEAR FATHER Yours was received in
due time, and we were g lad to hear that you
were all well. We are all well, and the health
Of the regiment is improving. There are but
few on the sick list The weather is very
warm here, and our boys have to work hard
1t takes over one hundred men, daily, for
guard duty, and sixty more for forage duty
loading and unloading Government stores
But hope that work will soon be played out,
for there are lots of contrabands here, and
about the country, and they belong to secesh.
You wrote that l had better stay-for what
have helped guard the last nagger, to lethis
master go and fight And if we take Que of
these rebel masters and bring him into camp.
the following dialogue is gone through with.
Question.-Are you secesh, sir
4asaoer.-Yes.
Q.-Have you been in the Southern army
A.-Yes, sir.
Q.-Have you taken the oath Of allegiance {:
A.-No.
Then 90 into the Guard House. He then
takes the OATH and makes one Of the best spies
in the world, and yet our army don't make a
move. They (the rebels) know all about our
plans, Just our number and situation. l will
give you one instance that happened here, the
other day. We caught FIVE, right down secesh
soldiers, and one OF the five was Captain
We put them all in the guard house. Four OF
them took the oath, but Mr.. Captain would
not. "Wel you had better take the OATH
urged our officer. mo, cannot. l will take
a parole of honor" Papers were at cnce made
out, Mr.. Captain takes them and travels
Now, that beats my time-how that parole Of
honor could be given, when he had lost all the
honor he ever had, when he took up arms
against his country. But my shoulder strap;
had no diamond in so / had to keep my mouth
shut.
tell you that a vile secesh and his property
is safer within the lines of our army than
loyal Union man, and he knows it. We are
tired of protecting our most bitter enemies ant
their property, and l hope the men at the heat
Of our army will give us a change-we have
sung Dixie" long enough. l expect my pa
pers every day, now, and if they con :, ! shall
come your way home If there is d different
policy adopted for the conduct of this war, anc
| a 60 H1hf I =
again. Yours, truly, 4,
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CDOEEa7EE. ER CEeH.E.
OFFICE KENosHA TELEGRAPH,

Ken0sha, Auguat = lsh2
GRAIN MARKET. Receipts during the past week
have been moderate. Prices have been firm, and the
tendency upward. We quote wheat at S6a91. Barley
unchanged Oats 25a23.
PROVISIONS. Butter is steady at Sa9c. Eggs 7aS.
Hams sal. New Potatoes 3Sa5O.
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SPECE.aE NOTICES.

HOOFLAND'S Balsamc Cordial has acquired rep
Nh utaton that places it at the head of all remedie-
for pulmonary diseases. An advertisement will BIS
found in another column. 2wg q
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New Advertisements.
L6SE Of letters


Ep EMAlNING in the Post Office at Kenosha, August
Ae 1st, 1862
Andrews Mrs II Morris Miss JR
Allen Mcclure John
A!and Mrs Med j Ii
Bunuell Miss NJ S McHeronH
BeckerN Marsh EmilyJ
Bong Mary McDermOt Miss Z
Blair Mrs NJ r Michaels Casper
Billings II q Mitchell Miss A
Rrichf Nidacom
Barber s OSBORN VIM
Cidar Mrs Peterson Miss L
Cole John Patterson GeoH
Claucey MssJ Preston q
Curtis Mrs NJ Poe Mrs
Crauey NJ smith
Duwes VIM Stow Sarah
Davis Miss Mary Stone Oliver
DanaJ Stauss VIM
Daniels Mrs lone Sykes Naoma
| EZzer Jacob Schust N
Fox Geo Az Spence Mary L
Fellows G l. Smith j
| Fitch StauntOn Jas III
I Greenman Miss Strauch Helena
Gregory Snow Mrs E
| Oafney L Snyder A w
| Cosby MrsA Santee A
Hale Seneca Stockham Miss
HebanT Schlatfmann
Henion Mrs Sally Sawyer Miss f
Harmon Peter Tenney E p
| Kimber Tenkagen II
| krumdick ii TurteIott Mrs
KnoxD Tracey John 5
| Krscb G Thompson Miss Y
McKarmer VIM Wilson Mrs
Moran Mrs c. WadsworshJ
| Myers N White John
| Miller Waters Geo
Marsh Weed ID 4
| McGill Misa You Samuel
Persons calling any of the above letters will please
say "Adyertised." NJ. FRANK, P. NJ.
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We pay Prof GAYLORD one hundred dollars for
his services, and as the State Board of Regents
have withdrawn all support from Institutes of
more than one week in length, we are obliged to
charge the small tuition of two dollars per term.
Board can be obtained for dollar and fifty cents
per week and any one wishing to have board.
ing place secured, or any information respecting
the School, will address the County Supt., =. o.,
Address. Salem Station.
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EBEEER.

In this City, August 3rd, of Diptheria, EDWARD
BROCKETT Balm, Of EDWARD and HARRIET Balm,
aged years.
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To the Nervous,

OF both sexes. Retired Clergyman having been re-
stored to health in few days. after many years great
suffering, is willing to assist others by sending (ree
the receipt of postpaid directed envelopes, copy OF
the prescription used. Direct the REV JOHN NJ DAG
NALL, 1856 Fulton street Brooklyn, N. Y. ami
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IMPORTANT TO FEBIALES!!
IDPORTANT TO FEMALES!!
Dir. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS !!
DIR. CHEESENIAN'S PILLS /!
TUE HEALTm AND LIFE o. M0MAM

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril if she is mad enough to neglect
matrea. those sexual Irregularities to which thirds
her more or less subject.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same for
nula which the inventor, C0ENELIUs L. CHEEsEMAN, ~
Of New York has for twenty used successfully in
extended private practce-immediately relieve wthou
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arising from relaxation They like charm
in removing the pains that accompany difficult mmode
and the only safe and reliable
Fluse Sick Headache Pains in the Loins Back
Spass Broken sleep and other unpleasant
affects condition the sexual functions
In the worst Of Ftor 4js Whites they effect
speedy cure.
To Wives and Mntr0ns.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the only cafe
means Of renewing interrupted menstruation, but
LADIES MUST BE.1R IN MIND
That that Uery account if taken when the interruption
arises from natural they will inevitably Ttgyh
expected events This CAUTION IS .4BSOLU1EL1
NECESSARILY for such is the tendency OF the fiils "
the original functions Of the scxua 0rhni|~i' ~
they inevitably arrest the process Of gestatioh
Explicit directions, stating when they QUIZ IN PM
box-Price One Dollar each Dor c0,ltd'"s PjiIs
valuable Pamphlet to be had free Oh tHg g ~, i3
se't ~ MittpiOmpLLyI ~ S' r. Il. HUTCHINGS,
by druggists roprietor 20 Csdar st. York.
cotd in k enosha by r. ROBINSON,
And Druggists Every where.
SOFA ii ~ C15e""' ~ LORD SMITH
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Religious Notice.

In consequence of repairs now in progress, at the
Congregational house of Worship, the PASTOR Rev.
MATHEWS, will preach at Simmons Hail. next Sabbath
the 10th inst. Morning service to commence at 10 12
Evening, Z 1-2.
Subject of the Evening discourse -"The New Cris.
Of the War" All are respectfully invited.
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III OMGOPATHY in the ascendant Immediate re-
q lief guaranteed! Dr. SMYTHE, from London, has
q opened an estab shment in Philadelphia Pa, for
a the treatment of Fen1dke C0mpkuj7us. Read his
advertisement in another column, headed TIA
81 DIES, READ" 1yi
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DISSOLUTION.

TgNHE co-partnership heretofore existing under the
E name and firm of Chapman Mott is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
II. B! CHAPMAN,
CLARK MOTT.
August lst, 1862. avs
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Attendance,
EXPENSES.

Applicants for admission will endeavor to be
present the first day, unless sickness prevents, for
in this instance as in everything else, Il good be-
ginning insures u good ending.
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FIremen, Attend:---A regular Meeting of "Star
Engine Co. No. 1" will be held at their Thursday
Aug a. 1862 at 12 O'Clock p NJ for exercise and BUSH
mes.
T. T. BENT, Sect
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NORMAL SCHOOL.

For Teachers and all those o0iShiRg to aoait
Memset0es Of the privilege Of thorough driH
in the Normal Method
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EY-It is said that Gen. MCCLELLAN has been
reinforced from 50, 900 to &c, 900 since therecent
battles.