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Union STATE CONVENTION.

Union State Convention will be held at the Capt.
tcI in Madison on " ednesday, the Six day Of Sep
,ehs- ntxt at - O'Clock NJ, for the purpose Of nom
Ting candidates for tn several State ohces TO De
scted at The next general election, and OF taosact-
sncb other business may BIZ deemed for the pub
Tic interest IL, ,,.t. - az
sts,e i'll he entitled to two delegates la such con
yenrion Each regiment OF Wisconsin troops remain,
ing in he service at that date will also be entitled
70 Ieurrse ptauon ia the convention, as follows; il
containing not than 50U men, rank and ne, ore
delegate: If more than that number, Two delegates
Al! voters who are in favor OF maintaining talth
IN, and ecoAomcal manage ment of our State affairs
and OF sustaining the National GovernmehI IN enec'
iup such an eal ~ and permar ent settlement oil oui
national diff ulles wall secure harmony DelWee
he different sections Of the country-estaohsh HDefs
.-assur iuStice-r store order, and revive prosperity
are invited, without regard to TO- MFR political asso
raons unite in eiectng delegates TO the aIoleSalo
HORAeG RUBLEE, Chm. J. ALLEN BARBER,
WM G. ALLEN, 81 @ U SHOLtS,
G W. HAZELTON,- % H. D. BARkON, ~
VIM A. LAWREN,E, A. g. KNIGHT, "
20 ALLEN WORDEN, aa
Tn,on Stata Connrnittep
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EgAfairs in Mexico are now partially
occupying the attention of the Cabinet at
Washington. 1t is stated that General
Grant has freely expressed his opinion that
the French will be obliged to leave Mexico.
A Washington dispatch to York paper
states that there is room to believe the
Government will soon announce its policy
in regard to the Menroe doctrine and the
French occupation of Mexico 1t is stated
that heavy reinforcements, to the number
OF 20, 900 troops, have been gent to General
Sheridan.
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wANTED.-Married Lao

WAN married Ladies Prof, Won
Veraes' Diamond Drops, never-failing and
harmless remedy tor ali DISTINCTIONS and irreg>
dlarities All married ladies will find this never
falling preventive, for which it is warranted in
every instance. and are invited to send red
stamp for a circular, or two dollars and quar-
Ter for bottle to C. B. MONROE& CO Gen,
eral Agents, p. o. Drawer 656l, Chicago, Ill
For, sale, whoes aie by Burnharns g. Van
Setback, wholesale Druggists l6 Lake street
Chicago,
lly45I F. ROBINSoNN, Agent, Kenosha
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TEETH FOE THE EiILLI0M.

VA e C0NTINU E To PRACTICE THE DENTAL
w ART, iD all ITS various branches. We were
III first Dentist in the west, to Introduce the HARD
RUBBER, and have put sp over two thousand
Cases of this work since lis frst ihtroduction We
put up this Kind Of work for one hnlf what our
brethren are asking for 1t, and money
faster than o4s science will approve, at that.
People wanting Dental work, who would like to
have ii tie money left to buy scmethir eat, after
having their Teeth put ia capital eating order, will
fud il to their interest TO call
The best City and Country references gwen.
4atients from the country getting work done, viii
be kept free OF charge.
kenosha, July, 1865, Smc ISAAC GEoRSE.
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S. CHAPMAN, Secretary.

A Coon APPOINTMENT. Among recent
appointments by the President we oberve
the name w. H. WATSON, Esq, formerly
one of the editors of the Milwaukee Sentinel,
and subsequently, Private Secretary under
Governors RANDALL, HARVEY, and SALoMoN
as Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
Fourth District of Georgia. Mr. WATSON
was at one time resident of Georgia, and
has friends there He is in every respect
admirably qualified for an efficient, trust
worthy officer, and the appointment is a
sound one.
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Launch Of the Tunnel Crib,

The monster crib for the new lake water
works tunnel, in this city, having in it sew
en- hundred and fifty thousand feet of lum-
Der, was successfully launched into the lake
this forenoon, in the presence of Governor
Ogesby and staff. the city officers and a
multitude of people. 1t is now safely
moored in its position, two miles from the
shore, at the point where the lake end of
the tunnel will be- and as soon as all the
preparations are completed the workmen
will begin to dig the great tunnel from that
end. The tunnel from the shore end has
already been dug for distance of over three
thousand eet.-Chicago Journal.
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Condition of Wisconsin Banks.

The semi-annual statement of the con-
dition of Wisconsin Banks on the Sd inst
as prepared by Hon. WIN. H. RAMSEY, the
Bank Comptroller is published in the Mad
ison Journal. It shows a healthy state il
their finances, as will be seen by the fol
lowing summary of their aggregate items
% oo,,;toI circulation 30 .sa.lgE -fti 10 4
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INVALgDS.

Suffering from airy of the various forms Of chronic
diseases consult Prof. GATCHELL, at the Cure
He will, when neces sary, visit such cases. nE
His practice extends to the tosole list of Chronic
Diseases. including especially, as the more common
affections, those of lungs, liver, stomach and thu
arrangements peculiar to the female system, in whIc
latter cases, his experience has been very extensive
Kenosha, May 4th, 1866. 3m4s
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DENrrISIRY
) JAMES PARSONS, Dentist, -

Announces to the citizens OF Kenosha and vicinity
that he has opened Office in this city and hopes to
obtain share of the public patronage. Having spent
several years in practice, including a course at a
DeHta College, he is prepared to do all work known
TO the profession, in superior manner. Besides
Rubber Work, is familiar with 1old Plate AMI Con-
tinuous Gum Work, and will guarantee to do these
well II kinds Of filing, cleaning and extracting
&c, as good as it be done in Chicago, Racine or
Burlington. Rooms over the First National Bank,
Kenosha, Wis,
June 10Th, 1855. y ,t :. '. 4wtf
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Proposed constitutional Amendment
.s5 .y,g ia fr1 CHAPTER Al, lsu-u8..
AN ACT TO extend the right Of suffrage. 1.

l AN ACT to extend the right Of suffrage. d,
The people Of the State Wis onsin represented In
senate and assembly, do enact lol,ows: -IN +
Section l. The right of voting is hereby extended to
persons OF Ar,can blood who shall have attained
the age Yeas upwards, with the same
and restrictions imposed other
in section Of article suffrage, in the consi-
tuition. n. FtI ls.-i -, :.
ted the people election to be held on the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday OF November,
1866 when If sHch majority of votes as required BY the
be it shall be Of force ana eneet
the requirements hereinafter prescribed but
majority be cast for it, IL shall have no force or
effect I'D. ...... etf-.. ,.... .1..tf !. u ID. -,
the Affirmative for extension Of TOR the
negative tor the extension Of suffrage which sha
be the general ballot used the SAID election ana de
posted in the same box and ali person, quannea ~ "a"
70 vote at election in this state, shall De oeseu Fo-
tiers on this question. y {. ~" 1,
l. These votes shall be counted and returned by
the inspectors Of the election In all respects AZ F"tes oF
state officers are counted and returned. -. .....
See. g. The officers designated by law 70 canvass
for ofgers shall canvass tne
this don, ut The place and wy
and declaring the returns oil elections or
state officers.
Sec g. Within three days after the determination OF
such Canvass IL shall b6 the duty OF th5 eahFAsse 70
certify result OF the said to the governor VINO
snail thsreu without delay make proclamation Oh the
result and publish the same, daily and wee ky or tWo
weeks in all newspapers printed in the stats When,
the result shall he in iayCr of the extension Of
this shall Immediately after sucn publication De OF
force and effect but if favor Of it, then this act
shall have no force or effect -,
Sec T. This act I,ne ely after its passage, shall
be published and at least months previously 70 s
general election the secretary state shall send or
to be sent, correct copy OF il to every neWsPp sms
which newspaper, the publication o. tIle
sIali be entitled way for same put Of W. s"
treasur az the rates pad other legal adysrtiSlhS
Approved April 10, 1865. |
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From the SSd Wis. Init.

The following letter from q member O
Co II 33d Wis. Vols, to his parents in the
Town of Bristol has been handed to us for
publication. 1t will be found full of inter
est.
Camp SD Wis. Vols. Tuskegee, Ala.
bis June %, 1866.
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EIectro-ThermaI Baths,

AT the KENosHA WATER CURE, with all the latest i'm
provements together with all other modes OF applica-
ton of electricity, administered under the supervis-
on of an experienced and eminent physician. II is
exceedingly valuable in Piles Rheumatism, Parays ),
Nervous Diseases il general, Weakness of Il Sexual
ystem, in the diseases peculiar to Women, and in a
great variety of other affections. 1t allays pal re-
iuces tumors, the torpid v err, and in hue lin
aates all the organs of he body 10 renewed activity.
skillful lady physician and atteL tive nurses are plo
Vided for the female department. 3
Whatever can be accomplished by this important
1herapeutica agent be had enc hafthe cost of
The same treatme mt in Chicago 4. PENNoYER,
May /, 1865. 3m43 Propr1etOr.
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Of capital, circulation
The Next State Fair,

]. W. Hoyt, secretary of the Wisconsin
State Agricultural society has issued CIR
cular in regard to the next state fair, which
is printed in the Madison Journal, and Is as
| follows:
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DIED..

MAHONY.-In the town of Brighton, July %, 1855
Daniel Mahony, in the eth year of mis- age.
The deceased was one of the old Pioneers Of thi
county, having settled in Brighton in 1910
LEIBER-In this city, July LIST, 1865, Lydia Leiber
aged years, 7 months and 10 days.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men-publshed by the
toward alton, aud sent free of charge in seated
envelopes. Address DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y8T
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head, nerves. Kidneys bladder, womb and blood
of the urinary orgrns gravel serofua rheumatism
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia 'JNn' i-4s y
Our practice is not of pertinent but of twent y
years standing founded the laws Nature with years
of experience and evidence it, Do down
to build up sick make wellno harsh treatment
NO trifing no hatteiing We know the and the
remedy needed work but knowledge gained by
of experience in the of these diseases
clusVely encouragement without prospect. Candid
know eyerythne or enre Int a. claim TO
son and common sense. We invite the sick, no matter
what their uilm to call investigate before they aban
don hope AXE nterrgatons and decide of Yourselves
1t will cost nothing is free. This is tho
Sixth year that have visited this place, and shah max
my visits for regularly the days oil the
every eight weeks.
lt3- / CAN he CONSULTED AT u. .i'-t ~. l4- s-8I
Kenosha City Hotel during Saturday,
the End of September, 1865. l.gla,sj
b EaB- Residence and Laboratory, waukegqn Ill,
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CIRCULAR.

MADISON, July II, 1865.
The Board of Regents Of Normal Schools,
at their meeting in May, when proposals
for Normal School Site and Buildings
were issued, were not aware that the in
come at their disposal would permit them
to found more than single Normal School
at the present time. They have, however,
since learned that the amount of money
subject to their control, is sufficient to sup
port at least two schools, and they therefore
desire to so far modify their advertisement
for proposals as to accept bids for founding
at least two Normal Schools, and they
therefore give notice that they will consider
bids for locating at least taDO Normal Schools,
said bids to embrace tie same conditions as
heretofore stated.
The Board would state, for the informa-
ton Of the public, that the income of the
Normal School Fund will probably amount
to not less than $4,000 per annunl, and
that this amount will be increased from
year to year. '-+2
In order to secure the benefits from the
expenditure OF this income the Board will
seek to establish Normal Schools in different
parts of the State, and they hope to be able
to found, at no distant day, one such school
in each congressional district of the state.
They desire that the income shall be de
voted to the support of these schools, after
they have been founded by private enter
prise and liberality, and they confidently
hope that they may receive such proposal
before the 1st of September as will enable
them to open at least two schools during
the present year. lt-..u.
c, c. SHoLEs,
President 3. R. of N. S.
S. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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KENDALL's AMBoLIsE is a good article for the Hair
1t can not fail to command universal appreciation
and the Amboine adds strength, beauty and clean
ineSs to the Hair, its popularity is accounted for.
can be obtained At any Druggists
Burnhams Van Setback, GeDn Agents, Chicago.
1y4swlyc y. ROBINSON, Agent Keposhs
liza Also sold by WHEELER CLARK.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK,
~ NESS, ETC., can be cured by one who has really
ucred himself and hundreds of othors, and will tel
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
4att EDWARD Il. TRAVER,
1y13 e.. Lock Box, Boston, hlass.
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Two Slate Normal SchooIs.

The Board of Regents of the State Nor
NAL School, have issued the following cir
cular, wherein they state, that they have
determined to found TWO Normal Schools
instead of one as originally intended. Their
circular conveys the cheering information
that the fund expected to be realized from
the public lands allotted for this purpose
will be at least $15, 900 per annum, with a
prospect of an increase from year to year.
Probably the action of the Board of regents
in establishing two schools with the fund is
wise, inasmuch as it will enable more
needy students to avail themselves of the
benefits of the endowment
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sPECl.AL yvOIRGES.
Statement of the Condition Of the First Ma.
s.'- tiOlal Bank Of kenOSha,
Monday, July II, 1865.
..... ...... .... RESOURCES
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. N. NJ. MANN (Unitarisn,) will preach at SIM
msns Hall Sunday afternoon, July 80, at half past
Two, and every alternate SUNDAY thereafter, until fur
Their notice. The public generally and liberal Chris,
tans in particular, are invited to attend.
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ID TO IrUF sUEEER1NC
MATRIMONIAL,
A Card to lnvalids.

Clergyman while residing in South America as mis-
sOnary discovered safe and simple remedy for the Cure
of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Trina
~ and Seminal Organs and the whole train of disorders
brought by banefu and vicious habits. Great
have been already eurod by this noble remedy Prompted
by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, vii
send the recipe for preparing and using this dcne
sealed envelope any needs Free of Charge
Please nclose postpaid envelope, addressed your
SELF .y8ri. .dadreSs JOSEPH 4. IkMAN
az .. STATION ID, BIBLE House.,
Sm50 .i' - t. NelO York Citv
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aER.A az KEED.

Milwaukee, July 10, 1855, by W.
W. Dale, Esq, FREEMAN J. CoVEY, of Racine,
and Miss ANN PIKE, of the town of somers.
The usual fee is gratefully acknowledged by the
mir
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wHIsKERs! wmIsKERs.

Do you want Whiskers or Monstaches? Our Or eciar
Compound will force them to grow on the smoothes
face or chin, or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks
Price $1.0O. Sent by mail any where, closely sealed
on receipt of price. t-. 1y4l .
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Very respectfully,

rs, NJ, Very respectfully,
Your humble servants, ..
Jos. G. JACKSON, Chairman.
Geo. R. j. DOLLY, Cor. Sec.
BENZ. w. ROBERTS, r F''H
PETER DUNCAN, ' .a
,'l JOSEPH S. TIsoN, iat aj
t... $50. BosroN, July s, '65: q
GENTLEMEN Your petition asking for the
right to vote has been forwarded to me here
with the request that would present it to
the President. l regret much that my alb
sence from Washington has prevented me
from doing this in person; but have lost
no time in forwarding the petition to the
President, with my most earnest recommen-
dation. You need not ask me to use nv
influence in your behalf. ! cannot help do
ing so with all of my ability. Allow me to
add, that you must not be impatient. You
have borne the heavier burdens of slav ery :;
and as these have ended, be assured that
the others will end Also This enfranchised
republic, setting an example to mankind,
cannot continue to sanction an odious oil
garchy, whose single distinctive element is
color. II have no doubt that you will be ad
mitted to the privilege of citizens. It., is
impossible to suppose that congress will
sanction any governments in the rebel
states which are not founded on
1.-THE consent of the governed" This is the
cornerstone of republican institutions Of
course by the governed is meant all the
loyal citizens without distinction of color
Anything else is mock,ry. Do not neglect
y ur v ork; but meanwhile p epa yours Ives
for the duties of citizens. They are yours OF
right, ard | do not doubt that they will be
yours soon in reality. The prejudice of caste
and a false Interpretation of the Constitution
cannot prevail against justice and common
sense, both of which are on your side; and
| may add, the Constitution, also, which,
when properly interpreted, is clearly on
your side
Accept my best wishes, and believe me,
fellowecitizens, faithfully yours, e
CHARLES SUMNER
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Observe Well, ssr bill
The Noted Analytical Physical,
DR.. ". CLARENCE PRICE

THNHE ONLY only Physician OF his kind In the
West, has met with the greatest success, gained
btter repptaton effected more complete cures, visit.
ed places the longest wi bout missing engagement,
than any physician that travels; has ouived them all
and become noted for his skill in treating all chronic
diseases of the ...
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Charles Sumner on Negro Suffrage.

1.as a..1 SAVANNAH June Is, '65.
Hon. Charles Simmer, Boston, Mass 2.
SIR We the undersigned, committee
of the Union League of Savannah, Ga, have
the honor to present to you these our petit
tions to his excellency Andrew johnson,
President of the United States, signed per
sonally by the hands Of some three hundred
and fifty loyal citizens. We respectfully
ask that you will present them TO his exs
celency the President, and we beg that your
honor will use all your Influence in our
behalf, and oblige,
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n,r,o.. ar +I,g srcRe rART OF STATE,
n, r,tsoU Juty Is, 1868.

Tho nnbI;sber Of each paper in this state WIN pease
nnbIisb tbe above act zach week for three
80 70 sbe nexL general election and send hs 1 ~ WIS
o6ce Tor payment LSS'UUs .a,a,srv Of State
BINS 0S0he'Ni' N''
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Your humble servants,
Jos. G. JACKSON, Chairman.
Geo. R. j. DOLLY, Cor Sec.
BENZ. w. ROBERTS, +.
PETER DUNCAN, $685. ii
JOSEPH S. 1IsoN, Haa b
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rAr,st.y MARKET REVIEW.

There has been no noticeable activity In Washington
Mulrs nfairs throughout tho week. The peach trade
however has been unusually large The supply Of fruit
being prcpcriona,ey plentiful prices have greatly de-
clncl range from 81 to So 90 per basket For
81 50 70 81 The choicest rare ripcs can be purchased
Tho supply &C fruit and vegetables Is abundant, and
priccs consequence, quito moderate The beef
brouh to The market during the week has been of in
fcricr quality ard the rates Of prime cattle therefore
unchanged Although The whocsa,c price OF beef has
declined mo retail prices OF brchcrs meats DO not diff
fer frp ~ The aroiaticns Of the previous dny. 'i
We prbisi, bfIo Yesterdays quotations OF choice IA
rn'ly 'narlc,'ug IT. Washington Market - So.
BgtF ---fo.,sfine pieces, Csc. a 30c rcr H.. sirlon
stnals 2sc anc; mutton 10c 1867 veal, 1ac. 90
lamb, Zoe. n I6c ham, Csc. salt pork zoe. 25c
Tongues 81 % . 81 so each.
PorrrRy Prime chickens and turkeys, SEC. 34c per
ib. squsb pigeons 81 so SIS per dozen.
F1sl-Ees o0c. per ID. Spanish ,nackerel 4oc black
fish 15c b'ne fish, 12c. 15c. shecpshcad, Soc cod
Gsh. loc Ice oysters 75c. 81 co hundred; clans,
so 7jc. h.rdred. ''t t.t
Fru,r--Pcacies, 81 so a SO so baskot, and l0c a
25c quart: ''rns So pcr blsket; hucklcbcrries lSc.
rcr orart, walcrmelons, zoe. 81 each; muskmeons,
1Oc CSC. cac. liable apples, 15c quart.
VrGsrApLss-Swcct potatoes, 81 20 peck; peas, Csc.
quart; oa beans, 2sc. a quart; string bcans 40c
haf peel; cabbage loo. a 16c per head
FERN Orange county selling 81 45c. h.. best
state $50 '0c.; cooking butter Csc. &c.; cheese,
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vort Wednesday morning. without accident The newt
the capture had preceded Them and the arrival Of the
IN New Haven awaited at the depot by large
cd al oouantances Of the prisoner and the curious
Tho desred 70 obtain . good look ct the notorious
prisoner BE was taken with as little publicity po
Bic TO carriage in State street-snd II was remarked
scus ~ Attracting observation taking special
Conceal the manacles upon hls wrists Chief Yale Mr.
IA hav ware driven rapidly TO the county jail where
sSs unsorunae young confined with plenty
Of upon bis o ag s..m.on before tn.
pIo rot hut lust what the charge against him win
be- or the course 70 be pursued in Defence we are noe
ahla In