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Aurora Seminary,

The anniversary of this institution has just pass
ed On Saturday evening, the goth inst, Bish-
op Simpson gave practical lecture upon the gem
eral subject of edpcotior, which was well attends
ed, cordially received. and doubtless will prove
eminently useful.
On the 23d, Oath and 25th, the examinations Of
the classes occurred In the judgment OF the Nls'
iting Committee the entire examination was eX~
ceIlent, indicating ability and thorough training
by the faculty and diligence in the students. SevN
eral class es might be named as superior, but the
Committee will speak only of the graduating class
In every study upon which this class was exam-
ined there was evnced such a mastery ofthe au-
thor studied and cearness of apprehe OF the
subject generally as is seldom surpassed. Ii true
to itself this class will be heard from in coming
years, in manner that would hoHor apy inslitu>
ton of learning.
The exhibition more than equalled the expecta~
tions of friends.
The following were of high order of merit
viz, Footprints Miss Mary E. Ravln of Auro-
ra; Habits, Miss Elizabeth P, yauriet Of Auros
ra influence of thou9ght,' Miss Ann E. Wild
of Union The Influence of Ideals, and VaIedic-
tories. Mr.. Geo. B. Charles of Bristol. The lat
ter was no less than an able production delivered
with elegance
The address before the 'Frytenians,' by Rev.O
B. Thayer, upon The Genius of Civilization was
chaste in style. connected correct, and vigorous
in thought, patriotic instructive, decidedly good,
and well pronounced
Rev. Charles Fl Fowler addressed the 'Sigour-
means upon this topic TO wit: 'Thinking-Does
it pay - The address was witty, wise, sparkling
startling, full of strong thoughts and fine rhetoric
clusters or golden beads well FURNISHED strung
upon threads of silver, 1t was received with ems
thusiasm and will never be forgotten.
From the first opening OF its halls, this institu-
ton has enjoyed a LIBERAL patronage. The attend
ance during the year just closed has been larger
than during the preceding, the last term having
been the largest Of any corresponding one, with
single exception
Rev. &. w. Quereau, A NJ. who has heretofore
so successfully served principal ,etill continues
in that relation and will be assisted during the
coming year by Il larger corps of teachers than at
any time previous. While the government OF this
institution is 80 mild that air of perfect ease
and freedom pervades all its departments, yet its
discipline is strict, and the care over the students
yigiant
The next term opening On the 3lst of August
next, it 10 hoped will be more prosperous than any
of the past and if, as is confidently believed they
NAV be- its pecGpiary interests can be setisfGcto>
lily adjusted, ali encouraging future, course of
unmeasured usefulness, awaits the CLARK Semle
nary and Aurora Institute +. @. FULLER,
aurora, H., Jume 20. 1868. Sec. of Com,
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From the N. 7. Times, 18th.
Gen. Meade sends to Washington thirty
one of the regimental battle-fags captured at
the late battle of Gettysburg. Thirteen of
these were taken from Virginia infantry regi-
ments, four from North Carolina regiments,
two from Georgia regiments, one from
Alabama, one from Mississippi, and one
from Florida regiment, and nine were
from unknown regiments whose States
We're not known. These facts, and many
others that have appeared from time to time,
go to show that the bulk of Lees army is
made up Of Virginians and North Carolinians
The greater part of the rebel army of the
Southwest comprising the regiments raised
in the States of Mississippi and Alabama, and
the States west of the Mississippi River, has
been captured as prisoners of war by Generals
Grant and Banks. The army of Gen. Bragg
is composed mainly of regiments from Tenn
essee, Georgia and Kentucky, with others
from the Gulf States but large part of the
Tennesseeans and Kentuckians deserted lately
when he fell back into Georgia. All the
rebel armies are i'll very bad way at pres
emf
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Homeopathy.

respectfully offer my professional services to such
of the people of Kenosha and vicinity, afflicted
with any form of Chrome Diseases, and desire Homes
opathic treatment advice in regard to proper Hy,
dropa THO management, The success of Homeopathy
correcting those peculiar and persistent alterations
of vital action which constitute chronic disease, is be-
yond question.
During professional experience of nine years,
have devoted myself mainly to the study and treatment
of chronic affections, and feel confident in my alb iy to
treat them successfully.
would particularly solicit the patronage of those
who are suffering from Incpient Consumption, Heart
Disease, Diseases peculiar to Women and Chronic Ais
ments of Children,
Office and Residence at the Kenosha Water Cure.
CHAS. y. REED, M. d.
KENosHA, June 22 1858. sm3
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THE NEW YoRK MoB.-Bat q small portion
Of the people engaged IN 1.-THE Ecentng
tof Tuesday has the following
When the Herald puts forth the assertion
that this disgraceful outbreak was '.pop"tdr
opposition to the enforcement of the conscrip-
ton" and when the World speaks Of 'the
laboring population in one vast moi" and
calls this riot tremendous uprising against
the draft" these journals, which have been
for weeks endeavoring to arouse the mob splr-
it in this city, make an assertion which has
no foundation in fact, and which is a slur up
on the honest and law regarding portion OF
our population.
There is every reason to believe that the
persons actively engaged in all parts OF the
city in shameful and criminal assaults on
persons and property yesterday, numbered
less than two thousand. These, however, APP
peared to be thoroughly organized +; they knew
and obeyed their leaders; they seemed to
have programme of operations marked out
beforehand and certain among them were
able to lay their hands on abundant supplies
of turpentine cotton, and other inflamrnable
material, whenever the time came to commit
another act of arson
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rhe His. Of fabian. Chopperhead.

The Copperheads felt strong in New York
while the riot was going on. The World,
Gov. SEYMoUR's organ, Kissed shrilly and ex-
ultantly. Here is brief specimen of long
article on the riot, which appeared in it on
tuesday 1t shows the spirit of the reptiles
mi the insensste men at Washington oto at length lis
tHGs and adjura.ons? viii they noso believe that DEF.
snce OF law IN the ruler breeds defiance of law in the
people, D9es the doctrine proclaimed from the Capitol
hat ~ var aTs are silent please them put in practice
the streets OF New York; VIII they continue 70 stop
their ears and shut their eyes the voice and win Of
loyal people, which for three long years has told
them By every act and word that this war must be moth
ing bnsA war for the Union and Constitution
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Circular From the Provost Marshal
General.
CONCERNING ALIENS.

WASHINGTON. July 10.
Persons claiming exemption on the ground
of alienage, shall! file before the Board an
affidavit stating 49,.
F5rst-That that he is an alien, and setting
forth the Government of which he claims to
be subject.
Second-rhe time when he came into the
United States, and where he has resided
since
ThirG-That he has never declared his in
tentions of becoming citizen Of the Unite
STATES, and has not exercised the right Of sWd
fioge BY p9tipg at eag eEecti8" ~ ony
state,
Fouuth-That he claims to be exempted
from military service on the ground that heis
o subject of foreign Government, and has
not declared his intentions to become a citi-
zen of the United States, and has never vo-
ted in any state If the Board is satisfied
that the party claiming exemption is fully EN-
titled thereto, under the act of Congress, they
will discharge him from the draft; but if not
satisfied, they will refer tbe cage, with affida-
vii, to the Provost Marshal General for de-
cision by the Department. of State, in the
mean time suspending action in the case IN
til the decision by the State Department shall
be made The certificate of the State Depart
ment shall, in such cage, be considered cyl
dence of fact, whether the person is or is not
subject to military duty.
provoe+ Marshal General
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SPECFAE NOTICES.
A Card to the Suffering.

The REV. WILLIAM CosGROvE, while laborng a Mis-.
sonary in japan, was cured Of Consumption, when al
other means had failed, by reel pc obtained from
learned physician residing in the great city Of Jeddo.
This recipe has cured great numbers who suffering
from Consumption Bronchitis Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders.
DESTROYS ofbenetng others, will send this recipe,
which have brought home with me, all who need IT.,
free OF charge. Address
REY. WILLIAM CosGRoVE,
1y27 439 Fulton Avenue, Broc klyn, N Y.
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TO Nervous Sufferers of both Sexes

Reverend Gentleman havingbeen restored to health
in few days, after undergoing all the usual routine
and irregular expensive modes of treatment, without
success, considers it his sacred duty communicate to
his afflicted fellow creatures the OF CURE. Hence
(free) copy of the prescription used Direict to Dr.
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton St. Brooklyn, N, Is
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GOWERCE.AE.
OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH,

Kenosba, July I'D, I5B3
GRAIN MARKET~-W heat is less active but quota
tons unchanged buyers raying 0Ofor No with
range prices down according grade Barley There
barley offered and only give the views of buysr
which we be s0a9Oc for good prime
barley. Oats, 45e.
PRoVISIONS.-NewPo Potatoes plenty, but all
offered find ready sales Prime Butter
ia firm at IL 1-2c. Eggs, &c.
WO0L.-Thees material decline in wool, eastern
buyers have Instructed their agents above 50c
for the best grades but buyers though anxious in
their purchases paying from 46a for to
best grade.
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JOS. ]. LEWIS, Commissioner.

SIGNIFICANT FAcTs.-During the progress
of the riot in New York, whenever a compa-
ny of the mob CHANGED to pass the New York
Tribune, Times and other Union printing es-
Establishments, the places were saluted with
groans and pelted with brickbats. But when
ever the mob happenedto pass the Meas office
the organ of the Ben Wood democracy, there
was vociferous cheering. The mobocrats were
were neither so drunk or stupid as not to be
able and ready, to make it known, what po-
liticaI organs they regarded as their friends
and what their enemies.
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A Frteud need. TRY II,

DIR. Sweets Infallible Imminent is prepared
from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut the
great bone setter and has used his practice for the
last twenty with the astonishing As
external remedy it without rival and will alleviate pain
speedily than other PREPARATION For all Rheumat
and ervOus Disorders it is truly infabe and cur
tive for Wounds sprains bruises &C. its soothing
healing and powerful properties excite just
wonder and establishment of all who have given it
trial Over four hundred certificates of remarkable cures
performed by within the last two attest this fact
See nd vert lyaw45
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A Richmond Paper ON the New York
Riot

The following is the first paragraph ofan ed
itorial in the Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th,
On 'the NeW York mob
''Riot, murder and cqnfagration haye be-
gun in New York. It is a worlds wonder
that the good work did not commence long
ago. And this outbreak may be the opening
scene of the inevitable revolution which is to
tear to pieces that most rotten secrecy and
leave the Northen half of the old American
Union desert of blood-soaked ashes. Webid
it God speed"
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How TO all up yOnr Gncome Blanks

The following circular, which was issued
some weeks ago. but which does not appear to
be familiar to the public will resolve great
many doubts on the part of those who are en-
gagged in filling up their blanks for the In
come Tax, recently served by the United
States Assessors. Its publication will also
give full official response to several queries
put to us by correspondents touching the OBJ
legation of stating the accounts in detail, as
provided fog in the aforesaid blanks. 1t will
be seen that when the tax payer, by the use
of the detailed forms on the inside OF his
blanks, or by any other mode, has ascertained
the true amount of his income subject to tax,
''the return may be made in gross according
to the form on the outside of the blank, with
out returning the details at all. The follow
ing is the circular:
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Destructive Fire ut Appleton.

APPLETON, Wis, July IS, 1863.
A fire broke out at half past one o'clock
this morning in the Wooden Factory belong
ing to j. W. Hutchinson. 1t was completely
acknowledgement thing saved. Loss not less
than $18, 900, insured for $4,000.
Also, the extensive Foundry and Machine
Shop of G Ketchum was burned to the ground
a few things only saved. Loss about 5000
or $4,000. No insurance.
These establishments were never doing a
better business The damage is badly felt in
our young city.
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Athens knitting Machine.

This is to certify that have inspected upwards OF
one hundred and forty thousand 4O0O pairs OF socks
manufactured for the U. s. A., upon AIKEss KNITTING
MACHINES In all that constitutes good knitting the
socks mace on these machines have been found superb
or 10 aav others ever received in this department. and
~' 'N D. W. BROWN,
Dec goth 1862 o. g. Inspector at Cincinnati.
Go oJuertisement In another columns SW4
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TAKEN UP,

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber in the town
Of Pleasant Prairie about one mile south of Kenosha
city, about the 18th OF July, a"Horned Buck
Sheep" the is requested to CALL prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
WALTER II. BLOOD.
Pleasant Prairie, July 22d, 1868. 4wT
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SuccesS1ul as 4 preventive.
FWNHE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
in DR.. DupOncos Golden Pills for Females are per-
ecy harmless They have been used in the private practice
OF Dr. uponeo 80 years. and thousands ladies
testify 10 her great and neverfang almost
cry case IN correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
distressing particularly at the change of life.
From hye TO Yen VIII cure that common yet dreadful
plant the whites Nearly every female land
from this complaint
The above Pill has permanently and they
will you you them They cannot harm Won; on
contrary they all nature
its channel and invgorate the whole system
whose health will not permit increase family will
these pills successful preventive Ladies peculiarly situa
pills during the first three they
miscarriage; after which admOnton the proprietor
responsibility atho their midness will
any injury TO health The ingredients composing the above
pills are made known to agent and they will tell
they safe and will perform all claimed for them. Price
81 per box. Sold by F. ROBINSON Druggist, Kenosha,
Sole Agent for KenOShG County, WiS.
=LADIES-By sending him 81 through the KenOsha Post
Omce have the pills sent to any part of the Getty or
country (eonhdentaly) and free of postage by mail
N b. Beicde OF base counterfeit of these Pills You can
buy the countefe article at price from 70 to Is cents
box (dear at hat LADIES' lives and health of
much value to be red with besides being imposed
with worthless article Therefore Offering these
Pills for less than 81 box avoid them would poison
They are bogus None genuine unless the of s. D
HOWE is on every box which has recently been added
account OF the Pill being eounterieited."
Sold also, by BoswoRTH Sons Milwauee; Corey Son.
Wauesan LORD SMITH, and FULLER & FINCH, Chicago,
aud by Druggist in every and village the United
States.
HILL s RUCKEL, 213 Greenwich street, New Yer
General Wholesale Agents. 1Y22
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PRoMoTED.-We notice that w. E. Robert
has been promoted to the Office of 1st Lieut..
Co. I, 93rd Wisconsin Regiment, vice Stetson
promoted.
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The Confessions and Experience

N Z = y
Published for the benefit, and as warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who from Nervous Debility Premature decay of
hood, ETC., supplying the time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
BY who has cured himself after being put great
and injury through medical humbug and quackery
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single cop
les may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
Bedford. KInEsC N. y,
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EstraY.

Came upon the premises Of the subscriber in the cit
Of Kenosha on or about the 1s of July, dark red COW
has some white her bag-and young calf Of the
same color with white spots side. The own
err requested to prove property pay charges take heI
away, MRS. SARAH LAX.
Kenosha Julv 13. 1863 ave
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,


Assessors and Assistant Assessors will take
notice, that the specific statement of the sew
eral subjects of tax, on the second and third
pages of Form No. "a, are intended merely
for the convenience of the taxpayer, with a
view to the ascertainment by him of the tax
which he is liable to pay. It is not to be re-
garded as part of the return to be made by
him, nor must it be exhibited to the inspec-
ton of any one The income and rate Of tax
being ascertained by the tax payer, in the
mode indicated, or any other proposed by him
and equally likely to result in true state
ment of income subject to tax, the return
may be made in gross, as indicated on page
four.
This Office does not propose to inquire into
the kind or number of any mans Investments.
In distributing Form No. "a for use, this
explanation should accompany the distribu-
ton.
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surrendered, and I found it was theunderstand-
ing of Morgans officers andmen. The mum
her of killed and wounded is inconslderaoe;
The number of prisoners is between |, Voo ana
1000 including large number OF coloneis
majors and line officers captured between
900 and 700 prisoners yesterday. think |
will capture Morgan himself tomorrow.
rS;aIodl SHACKELPoRD,
Brig. Gen.
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The 2ND WIS. REGT.-This veteran regi-
ment went into the battle of Gettysburg
Penn, 279 strong, officers and men, 1t lost
in that battle in killed wounded and missing
243 of that number
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tY sPERMATQRRmGA CAN BE
CURED I

~ s emilGI Weakness, Lnpotency Loss of Po,cey,
&C., speedily and eectuduy. Its effects are truly mag
cal. trial of the SPECIFIC will convince the most
skeptical of its merits. Price 81 box Sent postpaid
to any address, by s. c. UPHAM, 408 Cheatnut Street.
Philadelnhia, Pa, Circulars gent free.
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DIED.

At Sand Springs, Delaware Co., Iowa, on the
4th of july 1868. FANNY, wife of Henry Sher
wood. and daughter of the late Gershmon Pope,
aged 80 years All formerly of Please mt Prairie,
Wis
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The New York HIOb--EGs Character ana
Motives.

From the New York Times, 18th.
This mob is not the people nor does 1t be
long to the people. 1t is for the most part
made up of the very yilest clements OF the
city. It has not even the poor merit OF oeliig
what mobs usually are-the product Oh mere
;onorance and passion. They talk, or rather
did talk at first of the oppressivcness OF the
CONSUMPTION law, but three fourths OF those
who have been actively engaged in violence,
have been boys and young men undertwenty
wears of age, and not at all subject to the
CONSUMPTION. Were the consumption law to
be abrogated tomorrow, the controlling IN
spiration of the mob would remain the same .
Ii comes from sources quite independent u
ter circnnstances from a craving for plumber,
from love of connection from barberous
spite against different race, from dispose
ton to bolster up the falling fortunes OF the
southern rebels.
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From the latest information, it now seems
certain that another battle will befou ght be
tween Meades and Lees armies
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EKaAR ~ HE'D.

In harrington Station, Cook Co., H., on Wednesday,
July 15th 1868, by the Rev Campbell, s. b. TAYLOR of
Memphis, Tenn formerly OF the "zfmes in this city,
and EMMA REIFsNIpER Of Chicago.
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a Card.

All persons who are indebted to the undersigned, e.
Their by note book account hereby requested TO
call at his office and settle the same without delay
he is DESTROYS of closing up Ill matters connected with
his former business. prompt attention this notice
is respectfully solicited. p. H. WOOD.
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ExULTING OVER THE SUCCESS OF THE DRAFT
R1oTs-On the evening Of the second day of
the great riot in New York, it was
rumored about the streets that the
Government at Washington was frightened
with the gigantic proportions of the mob, and
had countermanded the order for the draft
Wherefore the New York Neus the organ Of
the copperhead Democracy, put forth in the
following cxultant strain:
1.-The draft will not be enforced. The official
order to that effect has gone forth from Wa h
ington The Consumption Act is dead. confined
sepu,ch cd beyond resurrection. Never more wi
it's odious principles be thrust upon the ctizt Is
OF this Republic. The Administration has listen
ed to the voice of an ncensed people"
So the Netos was jubilant, because it be-
lieved that the Federal Government had
yielded to the dictations of New York mob
There are doubtless thousands and tens Of
thousands of loyal Democrats all over the
country, who despisc this professed organ Of
the democracy. The idea that the course Of
the Administration is to be dictated by band
of lawless vagabonds, thieves and murderers,
is too ridiculous for any but insane men to be
lieve.
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Another C IOriOus Victory TO our Arms
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
CAIRO, July 81.
The steamer City Of Align, jpst arrived,
Chicago;
V1oKsBURe, July 18.-Joe Johnston has
evacuated Jackson, Miss. Our forces opened
upon the town with heavy artillery, yester-
day, and he fled in utter confusion, being ell
tirely unable to hold or control his men. Our
army, under Sherman, took possession Of the
town, together with large amount Of arms
stores, ammunition and 'locomotiveg. Our
victory is complete Ord is pursuing John
ston east of jackson.
A Corkonian on beng asked at breakfast how
he came by ''that black eye" said he slept on