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EIectro-rhermal Baths.

AT the KREosHA WATRk CURE, with ell the latest i'm
provements, together with all other modes Of applca-
ton of electricity, administered under the supervs
on of experienced and eminent physician. IL is
exceedingly valuable in Piles Rheumatism, Paralysis,
Nervous Diseases in general, Weakness of T. Sexual
System, in The diseases peculiar to Women, and 10
great variety of other Affections 1t allays pain, e-
duces tumors the torpid yer, aud in hne, slim
uates all the organs OF the body to renewed activity.
skifu lady physician and stteL tive nurses are plo.
vided for the female department.
Whatever can be accomplished by this important
therapeutica agent be had half cost OF
the same treatme mt in Chicago. Z. PENNOYER,
May /, 1865 Sm49 PrOpT3et0r.
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A Word TO OUR Wool GRowERs.-We
recollect seeing published few years ago
in New York city paper, an item on put
ting up Wool for market addressed more
especially to western wool growers. 1t was
stated in that article that Wisconsin Wool
was worth two or three cents per pound less
for the same grade than Ohio and Michigan
Wool, merely on account Of the way it was
put up for the market 1t seems that our
farmers have not entirely remedied the off
fculty.
We have been shown letter from
heavy wool buyer and manufacturer to a
citizen of Genoa, Walworth Co., in which
occurs the following:
''In regard to buying woods in your sec
ton, found them last year, to waste more
in securing than | anticipated, and also,
contained more foul stutfs -sucn as tags and
dead wool put i'll the heeces, than liked -
found this fault with all Wisconsin wool,
and therefore do not think quite as much of
them. may, after getting through
here, take some Wis, Wool. have 1856
900 lbs. in Michigan and 10000 in this
State (Ohio) and may purchase III all, in the
West. 400, 900 lbs"
A word to the wise they say is sufficient
bnt we may be allowed to urge our farmers
and Wool Growers to heed these friendly
1t is not denied that we raise
as good wool in Wisconsin, as.is raised any
where, but from carelessness in preparing it
for the market, it is marked down as low
er grade, and left till the wool of other
States is all bought up before bid is
made for it. This state Of things should be
remedied.
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From Madison.
MADISON /; July 81

- MADISON July 81.
At noon to- day roof supporting stag
ing on which nine men were engaged in
building wall of Kohners new store, gave
way and all on it fell to the ground; sew
eral were considerably bruised, and one
man. VIM Salmon, had two ribs broken.
The goth regiment with about 500 men
arrived yesterday afternoon, having left
Galveston, Texas, two weeks ago. They
spent Saturday night in BeIoit and speak
warmly of the hospitality received there
Gen. Granger in whose command the reg
iment has been for twelve months, writes to
the Governor, warmly commencing the reg
nj ent, and praising its Spartan valor, at
Fort Morgan, Spanish Fort, Mobile and else
where
This regiment is one of three organiza-
tons which have been on Mexican soil du-
ring the present war; having gone over to
Matamoras in January, 1864 to protect the
United States Consul.
The 38th regiment arrived at o'clock
this morning from Washington, where it
has served most honorably with the 9th
Sorps. Both regiments were provided with
ample refreshments The two regiments
marched up town this morning, making a
very fine appearance. They were welcom-
ed with ringing OF bells, booming of cannon,
songs, and speeches of welcome by Gov.
Lewis, Mayor Reyes, Gen. Fairchild and
Col. CaIkins. Col. Bertram and Chaplain
Walter of che goth, and Col. Pier of the
38th, made eloquent responses the latter
saying that every officer in the regiment
had served in the ranks and every private
was worthy tn be an officer
This afternoon the 87ttI regiment arrived
and was received with similar demonstra
tions.
We have been four days now without
rain, aud it is quite warm to day and the
harvest is progressing inely-the grain is
in good condition
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CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICES Almost
every paper in the State has issued its list
of candidates to be nominated at the com
ing Republican Called for short, UnionJ State
Convention. These tickets are SO numer
Gus that we concluded some time SINCE not
to send one up to the convention, but to
trust to the judgment and good taste of the
delegates to the State Convention to furnish
us ticket that we should be proud to sup
port. Among the candidates brought for
ward for Governor, there seems to be none
that meets with warmer approval from
the people than Gen. Fairchild, and we pre-
sumo he will be the choice of the convention
Those most likely to be correctly informed
upon the subject, assert positively that Cen
Washburn is not and will not be a candi
date; that his name has been brought out
so prominently in connection with the nom
ination, without authority or sanction from
him or his friends.
Among names mentioned for candidates
for other offices, we notice that of Judge
Noggle for Attorney General. There can
be no question about the qualifications or
fitness of Judge Noggle for that position =
Indeed we doubt if better man could be
nominated for the place. But this is only
by the way. We do not propose to offer
ticket to the Convention for its ratification.
We want the convention to meet, unpledged
and untrammeled, as far as possible, by
outside pressure, believing that thus only
can the voice of the people be truly heard
in the convention.
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WANTED.-Married Ladies' Prof,

WANTED.-Married Ladies Prof, Won
Veraes' Diamond Drops, a never-failing and
harmless remedy for all DISTINCTIONS and irreg>
ularites. All married ladies will find this never
failing preventive, for which it ID warranted in
every instance, and are invited to send red
stamp for circular, or two dollars and quar-
Ter for bottle, to C. B. MONROE& CO Gem
sral Agents, P O.. Drawer 656l, Chicago. lii.
For sale. Wholesale, by Burnhams g. Van
Setback, Wholesale Druggists,) l6 Lake street
Chicago
lly45l F. RoBINsoNN, Agent, Kenosha.
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EXTENSION OF SUFFRAGE.-We publish in
our advertising columns. the act amending
the Constitution of this State, extending the
right of Suffrage to the colored men. This
act is to be submitted to the voters of the
State for their approval or rejection, at the
Ger"rpl Election this Fall. The question
OF universal suffrage has been and is being
pretty well discussed, but more particularly
in reference TO its adoption in the late slave
holding States. Ii is natural enough that
our statesmen and politicians should be
more willing to discuss, and more free in
the discussion of coloied suffrage at the
South, than to deal with the same question
here at home. Men who are eloquent in
the advocacy of Universal suffrage at the
south, and in pointing out the necessity,
wisdom and justice of extending the right
course Of reconstruction and reorganization
have not found it convenient to commit
themselves in favor of striking the word
white from our own organic law, and do
ing away with the distinction Of color in the
qualification of voters. This is question
that We are more particularly interested i'll,
here i'll Wisconsin, question of practice
not of theory.
As we look upon it, whatever difficulties
may hang around the subject of extending
the right suffrage to the late slaves of the
south, there are none connected with such
extension of the right in Wisconsin. The
extension here will make no difference i'll
the political complexion of the State, The
colored voters will be so few, that their in
fuenoe will not be felt, and even if it is, it
will be on the right side. The question
therefore resolves itself into the abstract
one of whether under our form of Govern
nent, represe ntation should go with taxa
ton. The colored men of our State. as a
general thing, are honorable, Industrious
law abiding citizens-many Of them have
accumulated wealth; and pay taxes-almost
all can and do read and write, and under
stand the various questions Of State and
national policy, and are in every respect
qualified to enjoy and exercise al the rights
and privileges of freemen. Their sole and
only disability is that of color. The ques.
ton is, in the light of all these facts, are the
people of Wisconsin prepared to remove that
disability. We believe they are. We are
ready to go iuto the canvass pledged to the
adoption of this amendment of our consti-
tuition, and to make the support of that
amendment a pre- requisite for any candi-
date who expects our vote or our support.
The suffrage extension question, in our
State at least, is free from all extraneous
issues or complications. No question can
he raised as to intelligence, education OF
intellectual qualification. In all these re-
spects the colored citizens of Wisconsin will
compare favorably with tine white popula>
ton of the same class. The question will
be one, simply, of narrow minded, unjust
prejudice against color, or large and liberal
views, aud just comprehension of the prin-
ciples involved in our Republican form OF
Government.
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DENTISTRY
JAMES PARSONS, Dentist.

Announces to the citizens OF Kenosha and vicirjtv
that he has opened an Office in this city nd hopes to
OBTAIN share ofthe public patronage. Having spent
DeEtal Coitgs, he is prepared to do all work known
70 the profession, in superior manner Besides
tinnous Gum Work, snd will guarantee to do fbes.
as VOL as al kinds OF filing, cleaning and ext, acting
&C., as good As 1t Can be Done in Chicago Racine or
KenoSh4. Wis,
June 20 h, 1865. 4vtf
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Massacre OF EmigrantS near Julesburg.

JuLEsBURG G. T., July 81.
A party Of thirty Indians attacked an emf
grant train forty miles west of here on Sat
urday. They killed two men and captured
one wagon. On the same day a large party
Of Indians surprised a camp oftwenty six sol
diers few miles north of Valley Station,
captured their stock, and drove the men to
the Station.
War parties of Indians have appearsd in
several places on the South Platte route
late y AMI there is no doubt that there is a
considerable force of Indians in the vicinity.
More troops are on their way here from
the east
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amERIFR,s SALE.
State OF WiscO Nsin, Ken0Bhn C0Snty
5rcHiI Court.

Stabc Oh NO6nty
5FcHiI Court.
Haynes French ~ Meredith Rowland, Amelia @. How.
lend and Will YIN Selleck.
10y WRIT UE and IN pursuance Of the judgment
I'd in the above entitled action, rendered Ju y 26th,
A. D. 1865 ~ the regular term of said court / William
W. Baker, Sheriff Of Kenosha county, shall offer for
sale and sell public auction to The highest bidder
the front door of the CourI House in said
city Of Keposha on Saturday the 10th day OF Septem
Der, 1865, " ten o'clock A. n. OF that day, the
following real estate TO wit All that certain piece or
parcel Of land situate lying and being Ia the town OF
Prairie county OF Kenosha and state of Wis
consin described follows, to wit: The south hall
of the north quarter Of section humber twelve 2
10 township nuhDer one ~ north of rapge numbsY
(z) east containing eIgny 1907 sores Of
and according to government survey, he the same
more or less. Terms Of So e cash. W. W. BAKER,
Dated Aug 2, 1868. 7~9 Sheriff OF Ksnosha Co.
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TEETH FOR THE MILLION.

IVA E CONTINUE 10 PRACTICE THE DENTAL
w AIT, in all ITS various branches We were
he first DENTIST in the west, to introduce the HARD
RUBBER, and have put up over two Thousand
Cases OF this work since its hrs Introduction. We
put up this kind OF work for one half what our
brethren are asking for it, and carr money
faster than our science will approve, at that.
People wanting Dental work, who would like to
have ii tie money left to buy some hir eat after
having thir Teeth put i'll capital eating order, will
6nd it to iheir interest to call me.
The best City aud Country refere ,ces gwen. .i;lig
.atients fr.m the country getting work done, will
be kept free of charge.
kenosha, July, 1865. 8m6 ISAAC GEORGE
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A CARnT0 TILE auRRERING.

n DO you Wish TO BE CUREDi IF So .WALLow
bogsheads Of "Buchu. "ToHic Bitter 'Sar
saparla, Nervous Antido:es" &c., &c. aud after
aSed with the result then try box Of OLD DOC
TOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC p LLS-aud be
h. alth and vgr in less than 81 DAYS They
purely vegetable to take prompt their
broken down shattered constitution Old
and young take them with advantage DR BUcHAE's
SPECIFIC PILLS in less than 80 days, the
of Nervousness Impoteney, Premature Decay
seminal Weakness, Insanity and all Urinary, Sexual and
Nervous Affect matter from what produced
Price, ST. per box. SeE postpaid by mali on receipt Of
9 order. Address, JAMES ). BUTLER,
ko.429 Broadway, New York Gen. Agent.
PISA box sent any address receipt OF price
which is One LOiiGrpost free k descriptive llfeu-
lar sent on application. Sw7
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MATRIMONIAL

AIDES ANDGENTLEMEN: IT you wish to marry you
A can do so by addressing me. will send you. without
money and without price, valuable information that i'll
age wealth or beauty This Information will cost
thing and ifyou wish to marry Intellectually assist
All letters city confidential The desired Information
cent by return mail and reward asked Please nclose
postage stamped envelope, addressed TO yourself
SARAH +. LAMBERT,
3m50 Greenpoint Kings Co.. New York
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Counterfeit National Currency.
Milwaukee State Bank of Wis.
@The ddvertiser publishes the cenaus

@The Advertiser publishes the census o.
ozaukee county, giving population of "A,
779, against Is, ga in 1860, showing seri-
GUS diminution of population, partly arising
from emigration TO Canada, and other re-
gions where the draft came not, and partly
from emigration of those who left after the
riotous demonstrations If 1862.
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sgThs AdOocate publishes the census of
Brown county, showing 5,265 population, a
gain of 8, 46s since 1860. Green Bay city
has 2, 700 people, a gain of 425 Fort Ho-
ward Borough has 1888, having gained
esq, almost doubling.
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EROTAI,.
OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH

OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH,
Thursday, Augustus 1855.
GRAIN MARKET.-The receipts of gain have
been unusually light for the week. Since the date of
our last issue what few lots OF Wheat we're offered
brought sOa$1 90 for inferior to extra. Oats are
dull and lower, but to the local trade the sales are
mostly made. at prices ranging from s4aS7. No new
Barley has yet been offered in the market.
PROVISIONS.-Previsi remain FIRM, and we
note sales ofprime butter at Isl Eggs 49, New Posa-
toes 40a50.
WooL.-Prices paid for Wool have not varied since
the date of our last ISSUE The best lots nd prompt
sale So and the range of prices may be stated at
45a55 for common to hne.
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A Gard to lnvaIids.

Clergyman while residing in South America as mis-
sonary discovered safe and simple remedy for the Cure
of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases of the Trina
and seminal Organs the whole train Of disorders
brought baneul vicious habits Great Numbers
been already cured by this noble remedy
~ des benefit the aie ted unfortunate, will
send the for preparing and this meIleine in
sealed envelope any needs Free Of Charge,
Please inciose postpaid envelope Addressed 20 your
self. address JOs EPH 4. lkAAN, f.'
STATION u, BIBLE HOUSE,
3mO NsU York CitY
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doLD.-An official report ofall the Amer
lean gold received at the United States
mint and its branches, from our first gold
discoveries down to June 80, 1864, states
the amount at $597, 1S7,7S4,21. Of this,
$50, 718,S73,11 was from the California
mines, and the smallest amount-from Yer.
mont.
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needs no extra penetration to see that all
classes would be benefited alike Farmers
would get the actual value of their prod
ucts, without taking half the price to pay
for transportation, while in turn they would
purchase manufactured supplies at first cost
without adding the cost of transportation
both ways.
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Circuii Cont, County of Kenssha.

~ -# To William Fiske:
YOU are hereby summoned ard required to answ,r the
complain! OF Frank in II. Head which is fled In the
office Of the cle Of the ercu cour for Kepsha
at his Office in city Of Kenosha and to serve esny "
your answer on me- at my Office In the city and county
kenosha and state OF sconsin within after
the service hereo excuVe of the day of such rVce
and you fail to answer the aforesaid the
salt Fr4uxlin r. Had wdl ply to the court Tor ths
relief demanded IN this G. mi lant U. s. HEAD,
Dated KenOsha, July 20, 1866. ewo Plfs atty.
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1y18


The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warning
and instruction for Young Men-pubiished by the
toward Association, and sent free of charge in sealed
envelopes. Address DR.. J. SkILLIN HOUGHToN,
Howard ASSOCIATION, PhIladephia, Pa. 1y81
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HEADQUARTERS DIsTR1CT OF HENRIoo,
RICHMOND, Va, July 20, 1865.
Special Order No. 72.1


''WHEREAs, Satisfactory evidence has been
furnished at these Headquarters that at the
election held III the city Of Richmond on the
25th Instant, for municipal officers, voters
were excluded on the ground Of having lost
their residence by reason of their absence az
soldiers in the United States army during
the rebellion, when no such ground was
taken as against soldiers absent in the rebel
army and
WHEREAS, With but few exceptions all
of tie officers elected at said municipal cleo
ton have been prominent and conspicuous
in originating and sustaining the rebellion !;
and
"WHEREAs The issue was distinctly made,
aod openly avowed, at said elections, as be-
tween those men who had aided and abet-
ted III the war against the United States
authority, and those who had with thei r
lives defended our country;
Wherefore, Justice to the thousands who
have fallen on the battle field or by disease,
In their efforts to put down this rebellion,
and To those who are now returning to their
homes in this district, after four years of
suffering, toll, privation, and dangers in>
Cured Ill lighting treason, demands that
those persons who were so lately contribut-
ing all their efforts to sustain and overthrow
this Government, should not be installed
into office and intrusted with power hence
''lt is hereby declared, That the United
States military authorities of this city will
regard said municipal election, held in this
city on the 18th Instant, as null and void,
excepting only the election of Clerk of the
Hastings Court : and each and every person
elected to office, excepting said Clerk of the
Hastings Court, is prohibited from exercis
ing the duties appertaining thereto.
BY command of Brevet Maj Gen. Tur-
ner.
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DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK,
IL NESS, etc, can be cured by one who has really
ocred himself and hundreds of othors, and will tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD II. TRAvRR,
1y18 Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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"a The total population of Rock County
is S6.o36, males predominant ITO. James,
vile has population of 1921. Beloit A.
143. a ..a -f to .l-H
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gM Maj. Gen. Warren is on a visit to old
Harvard He is famous mathematician.
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New Advertisements.
TAKEN UP.-Broke into

the enclosure of the subscriber in the
rown Of somers on or about the "a Of Ju y. 1856
black horse colt-the other da RI gray mare colt
star In forehead white hind feet. The third brown
yearilnE colt. Tn. owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them way
Somers. July 9th, 1865. Ave J Il W'NsLOW
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TAKEN lip

- ROKE into the enclosure Of the ,pbsoriber in
- the town or Somers, shout the 18th Of july
1860 two RED STEERS supposed to b. two and three
ou. one has white fac; Gnd the other some
snite IN the iorehead The owner is requested TO
prov Property pay charges and take them sway
Somers, July 81, 1865. 4wo JOHN PETRIE
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KENDALL's AnBoLISE is q good article for the Hair
1t not TAIL TO command universal appreciation
and the Amboline AIDA strength, beauty and ceaI
illness to the Hair, its popularity is accounted for. II
can be obtained At any Druggists.
Burnhams & Van Setback, Genr Agents, Chicago.
1y4Swlyc y. ROBINSON Agent Kenoshs
Also sold by WHEELER CLARK.
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CoUNTERFEITs-Ihe currency of the Ma
tional Banks is being very extensively
counterfeited' A very large number of
lives are i'll circulation, and persons taking
these notes will do well to scrutinize them
little more carefully than most are in the
habit of doing. A close examination will
disclose the imperfect nature of the engra
wing, aud the blurred appearance of the
printing The line''Ths note is secured
by in the counterfeit is so far to tie lett as
to bring its first letter over the N in United
States. In the genuine it is above the
The line Bonds Of is so far to the right
as to bring it beyond the line above. In
the genuine it begins under the word by.
We had cut the above from the Sentinel of
Monday morning, and had it in type when
we found the following quasi contradiction
in the Wisconsin of Monday evening. We
are happy to know, and the public general
ly will be happy to know, that thus far
there are no counterfeits of the currency Of
the National Banks. The following is the
denial as published in the Wisconsin:
Counterfeit National Currency.
MILWAUKEE, July 81, 1S65,-The Sen
tinel states this morning that the ''notes of
the National Banks are being extensively
counterfeited'.
This is not the fact-on the contrary
there are no counterfeits on any of the Ma
tional Banks. The slight discrepancy allu
ded to in the Sentinel occurred with a few
of the notes of the early banks, viz:
First National, Washington, D. c.
First National, Stamford, Conn.
First National, Saudusky' Ohio.
First National, youngstown, Ohio.
First National, indianapolis, Indiana.
Fist National, Fort Wayne. do
do not say it is an impossibiity to coun
terfeit them but doubt if it can be done sue
cessfully.
T. L.BAKER, Cashier,
Milwaukee State Bank of Wis.
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SPECE.Fk yVUTEdES.
TO CONsUMPT ives.

SUFFERERS with C0nSumptisn A'thma Br nchitis, or
~ any disease of the TLroa LnnEs will be cheefully
without charge with the remedy By the Of
which the Rev. EDWARD 4. HILsoN of vi iamsburgh n.
" completely restored to health after suffered
several wi IN that dread disease Consumption TO
sufferers. this remedy Is worthy fmme ate
trial 1t viii cost nothing and may be the means Of til
perfect rsstoratNn Those desiring the will please ad
dress REv. EDWARD A. WILSON, 165 South Second
Street. illiansburgh. KiEgs Co n. Y. 6MQ