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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20
@Beloit Collena Co...

s-beloit College Commencement took
place last week Wednesday. There were six
orations and one poem from members of the
same class The prize defamation came
OFT OIL Tuesday p III. in the FIRST Cong,
Gnurch. There were four speakere from
tne freshmen class; viz Town, Dixon, La
mout ana Swezey; and four from the Soph
omore class: Smith, Lyford, Bass and Nor
TON Inc prize was awarded to Lamont in
the freshmen and to Lyford in the Sophie
more class. The speakers all acquitted
themselves with much credit.
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ENVALlDS.

Suffering from any Oft the various forms Of chnanit
diseases can consult Prof GATCHELh, al the Cure
He will, when nsaasssry, visit such cases. al!ss
His practice extendss to the whole list Of Chroaie
Diseases. including especially, as the more common
affections, those Of lungs, liver, stomach and tn,
derangemens peculiar to the female system, in which
latter CAGES, his has been very extensive
keaosha, May 4th, 1865. 8m4S
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heas nerves Kidneys bladder womb and blood
81 the urinary gravel scrOfnla
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia. .lif M
Our practice Is of Experiment. hut of tventv
years standing founded the laws Nature with yes
Of expe ience and evidence sustain it, not
to build maze sick to make we-no harsh 1:
notsThing no fattering. We know the cause and CHI
remed NEEDED work but knowledge gained by
years OF experience in the treatment diseases
elusyely-,no announcement without prospect Candid
in our opinions reasonable in charges, claim not
know everything everybody but do claim to re
son and common We invite the sick NO matter
what their aim en to call investigate before they aban
don hope make interrogations and decdefos themselves
IL will cost nothing. consultation free This IL the
Sixth year that have visited this place. and shall max
my Visits years regularly the days wee
every eight weeks. ff'7l - ~ 80
yiIEafN BE- CONSULTED ..f i..e. .s..t...
Kenosha City Hotel, during Saturday.
the End of September 1865 aHt H.
u taS- Residence and Laboratory, waukegan III, .
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Competition In Telegraphing.

1t must not be supposed that all the
profits, since the commencement of the
great war to put down the rebellion, have
been made from army contracts. There
has, probably, been no interest during the
past five years, in which greater fortunes
have been made, than by owners of teIe-
graph stock. The business of telegraphing
has been enormous, and the charges have
been very high. AS consequence, they
have made money so rapidly that the stock
of the American Union company has been
increased from elk millions in 1850, to
twenty-four millions in 1865 This has
been effected mostly by stock dividends, all
the while paying. cash dividends Also
This pays nearly as well as petroleum, and
much better than shoddy contracts The
Union company earn about fifteen per cent
on their capital of twenty four millions
With such fat profits it is no surprise that
other companies were organized.
The United States Telegraph Company
was organized August Sd. 1864. 1t has
already twelve Thousand miles of wire, and
since its extension to St. Louis capital
not exceeding two million five hundred
thousand dollars We learn from report
of its President, JAMES MoKAYE, during the
first six mouths of its organization, it earn
ei nine per cent on its capital. The United
States having far lesss capital stock than
the old company, it can afford to telegraph
cheaper, They can afford to reduce the
price Of telegraphing fifty per cent below
the rates of tie old company and then make
money. Competition in telegraphing is SO
important to every business interest, that
the community have noticed with pleasure
the establishment of the United States Com.
pany. Telegraphing is altogether too ex-
pensive. Like cotton goods, it was ad-
vanced too high during the existence of the
war, and the rates must come down. For
tunately, the organization of the United
States Company will enable the public to
reap the benefit of reduced rates. The line
is to be extended to San Francisco, and
then we shall have two companies to sup
ply the wants of the people, and the people
will assuredly be better served by this COM
petition. We lealn there are a number of
United States telegraph subscribers in this
city who have taken the stock as good in.
vestmeut The business of the country
will fully sustain two lines. Of course, a
company with smaller capital and the
some facilities, can afford to serve the COM
niunity at the most reasonable rates.
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The Soldiers Home Fair.

The Fair in aid of permanent Soldiers
Home" in Milwaukee, was closed on Satur.
day last. The Sentinel says the Fair may
be considered grand success, in all re-
spects. In speaking of the closing of the
Fair, the Sentinel says
''The material consideration for which
the Fair was projected, and the result at
tanned in dollars and cents. is easily summed
up, and will be presented in clear and
concise balance sheet when the bills are all
settled, aud the receipts all in. At present
the receipts foot up, in round numbers. one
hundred and fifteen housond dollars, with
from eight to ten thousand dollars worth of
articles to be sold, besides the building.
The receipts at the close will not fall much
short OF one hundred aud tacenta-fve thou
sand dotiorS, aud viii have net profit.
after paying all bills, of over 500, 600.
Its results IN inaugurating an era of
good feeling in the city and State cannot
be calculated, but it may I've sat down as
an unbounlled success in every particular"
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TAKEN UP.

HpROkE into the enclosure OF the subscriber In
ADthe Town Of SOnIsrs, or about the 10Th day Of
July, leo, Dry Cow supposed to be years old.
Dark Red, white face left horn broken OF half length
partly lined back, some white belly and IittIe
on the legs. Also one RED year old Heifer
some white the face, little white on back ana ~
both nanks The owner is requested to prove proper
~. pay charges and take them away. 4wT
son1ers, July 18th, 1865. LEVI roy.
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SPECEyfLq.VO TfLE Els.

The HAIR BEAUTVIER!-Ladies who have not ysi
made themselves familiar with Kendall's AmboIine
mat really excellent preparation for strengthening
and Identifying the Hair, should do without dels
us eject Is really wonderful. The Ambone can be
obtained at any respectable Drugg'sts. 4ry It. 4;
burnhams Van Setback, GenI Agents, Chicago.
ly4sTlye =. ROBINSON. Agent keDoshe ~
.s s- Also sold b.. WHEELER & CLARK.
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Hist Of Letse9.s

EMAINING unclaimed in the Post Office at Ken
a. osha, state OF Wisconsin,, July ~ 1865. 4
Andrews Albert Hall Andrew Robinson Jack
Burns Hans John Rafferty, Pakr,ck
Beein Hughes miss Ca Abe Pin SmitI miss me
LARK Adelne Hull miss 7 Y Shepherd Chester Z
Chappell Charles Hull miss r Saut-r ansan
Dodge mrs l. Roller miss G tina smith PRS
PAWS Jennie Kemp mrs Suinin miss Mary 2
DaVy WI Kingsley Whipple Shields miss Mary
Fox Ruby Les & Van RuskirL W n
FleigabI Jos M'Arthur mil Clarfssa WifIiams
Funk Henry M'CaferLy Francis Wilues Jahn
Fodenford Chistoph Panet Z J walker p erEH
baiiager &aria RGddle Joseph 43 .ae.
1" IN Of these letters, the applicant, must,
call forddvettsed letters give the date Of this list
and pay two cents for advertising eJa
n. FRANK, p. II.
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+ I'm Pr0bnte-M en0shn COUNTY Gourt
In the Of the estate Of Margaret Bngen
- q. To Az tchOm II may Concern: y r 'c0' 7IJi
ETTERS of admi bee issued 70 Jobs
Bingen of the city Of kenosha the 7th day July
D. 1o65 and six months from and after that being
lowed and limited for creditors present their claims
examination and allowances is hereby given that the
undersigned will the 18th day August 1866 At the
Probate Oce in the CITY OF Kenosha receive and
adjust all claims and demands Of ali persons aganst said
estate. 77'
Kenosha, July 18th, 1865. l. W. WEBSTER
-.-......t AMI County Judge
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Electro-Thermal Baths.

AT the KENosHA WATER CURE, with the latest i'm
provemeats together with all other modes OF appca-
ton OF electricity, administered under the superyis
on Of an experienced and eminent physician. It 10
exceedingly valuable in Piles rheumatism, Paralysis,
Nervous Diseases il general, Weakness OF e. Sexual
system, in the diseases peculiar 10 Women, and In q
great variety of other affections. II aIlays pain
duces tumors, the torpid s err aud in 6e slim
uiates all the organs Of the body to renewed activity.
skiiiiul lady physician and stten tive pe
Vlded for the female department.
Whatever can be accomplished by this important
therapeutica agent be had half the cost Of
the same treatme mt 10 Chicago. e. PENNOYER,
May !, 1885, 3m48 5a. Propr1>kor
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Between 1898 anA 1921

Between 1885 and 1854, twenty eight
years 1890 persons emigrated to Amer
lea from Norway. This emigration first be.
came considerable in l849, and it reached
ITS maximum 1851. Two thirds of these
emigrants went to Canada, the rest to the
United States. From 1920 to 1860 s, $50
persons went from Denmark to America.
and from 1851 to 1860 no fewer than
IA, 1865 left Sweden for the same destina-,
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A Card to LnvaIids.

Clergyman while residing in South Amerca as o mis-
siOnary discovered safe and simple remedy for the Cure
of Nervous Weakness Early Decay the Trina
~ and Seminal Organs and the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits Great
have been already cured by this noble remedy
by des re to benefit the afflicted will
send the recipe for preparing and using this
sealed envelope TO any who needs it, Free Of Charge
SELF address JOSEPH n IMAM
.t" t'l STATION ID, BIBLE HOUSE,, s
3moo ....t . NeU York City,
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NO TIC E.

There viii be trial Of Respers and Movers on Wed
Ander Deaths. Of Bristol in this county A general
sompetition 10 invited I1a
its expectsd ahat one Of Faust's Z" Hay Loadsr,W
viii be exhibited and used on that occasion
Paris, July 10Th, 1865. r. NEtxET.
lS1 see. Ksnosha Co. Agricultural ssoisty.
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prepared BY the originator Of the justly celebrated
Goes Cough Basam Mr. Coe never prepared medicinal
article tor psbc and general but VIVA stood
strongest tests and has aways borne the palm Victory
every disease 1t has been certified TO cure.
wi you who suffering from Dyspepsia Indigestion,
NAUSEA Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cramp and Pains In
the stomach and Bowes Aeidty Of the Stomach ChOsra
m0rbus, DysenteiY, and General Debility and weakness
the whole sTstem-try but single bottle, will never
urge you aEain If fail in this Our wedge
Of It's meIs the united testimony Of all who ever
tried It, the encOiuns Of hundreds Of neghbor
your dutY yourself and the benecsl result AZ certain
sunshine, all earnestly persstentJ, urge you to
try bottle. II what 10 correct IL our
statements concerning its wonderful virtues are not
found TO be true you do not say that the operation Of
the medicine 10 and perfectly wonderful We
will profession the health
retire the field admitting that ineops-
to compound medicinal preparation, which would
be entitled to your confidence.
Sold By Druggists where Price $500 per Bottle
ia rs C. G CLARK d CO. ProprietOrs,
]f-s s8 ia a New Haven, Conn.
LORD & SMITH, Chicago, Wholesale Agts.,
l0r the West. For sale in this place, by y,
RoBiEsoN, and WHEELER Il CLARK. ly6aw
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IsindSpensAbls to The portmanteau Of every traveller
ASH at sncs prevents dizziness seAsonss either In
steamers cars. and IL nsVer-faling preventive Of
danger from change Of and climate not do With
cut II, '7 = .i'tt. .-'. f'.FsfI''
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GOVERNOR OF UTAH By Washington
Telegram, we see that our esteemed fellow
citizen, Hon. CHARLES DURKEE, late U. s.
Senator from this State, has been appointed
by the president Governor of Utah. The
position is no sinecure but one of great re-
sponsibility and labor. But we doubt
whether President johnson could have e.
lected man better qualified for the respon-
sibility and the labor than Mr.. Durkee A
man of remarkable tenacity for his own
principles, yet tolerant and charitable to !.
wards those who differ from him, he has
great tact for Cancellation. While he will
yield no essential point to the pestilent sect
over whom he is called TO rule, we are
confident he will have no conflict or difficult
ty with them. -........ ...t II
We congratulate Mr. Durkee OH this
mark Of appreciation and confidence from
the administration.
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WHISPERS, WuIsKER..

Do you want Whskers or Monstachesi Our Or eciaI
Compound will force them to grow OIL the sm0othes
face or chm, or hair on bald heads in SX Weeks
Price $780, Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed
on receipt of prics. u #i}1 1y41
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EEThe Post Office Department. is now
self supporting. Its profits for the last six
months of 1864 were 1892, 23069, and for
the first six months of this year will be
much larger. When the slave power ruled
the country this was quite otherwise. I
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MATRIMONIAL.

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: If you wish to marry you
can do SO by addressing will send without
money and without price valuable information that will
enable you marry happily and speedily Of
wealth or beauty This information Will cost you
thing and fyou wish to will cheertully assist
All letters strictly Gonhdenal The deslrsd inform
sent by Tetprn mall and no reward asked Please neose
postage stamped envelope, addressed to yourself.
',e1 .s SARAH B. LAMBERT,
3m50 Greenpoint Kings Co : New York
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DIED.,

cHAsE,-In this city June ~ 1865. Frank G. Chase
infant son of James NJ. and Emily Chase, aged. IL
months.
precious bud to mortals given, .
Borne from earth to bloom in heaven - Pad
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of warning
and instruction for Young Men-pubiished by the
Howard Associaton and sent free of charge in sealed
envelopes. Address DR.. ]. SRILLIN H0UGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y8T s.
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Details of the Burning Of the Ship Nelson.

N-N@@S
HALIFAX, July 17.-By the Alpha we
have the statement of Capt Hart of the
bark Meteor that he searched a day and
half for the unfortunate passengers by the
ship VIM. Nelson, the wreck of which was
scattered for miles over the water The
saved passengers say that on sunday, June
10th, the captain of the hapless ship deter
mined to fumigate her, and for this purpose
ordered pitch to be taken into the lower
hold, and red hot irons to be thrown ipto
it. The pitch ignited and boiled over
and set the ship ON fire. When it was
found impossible to save the Ship the cap
tam and others, with the cabin passengers,
left IN the boats of the ship, which soon
burned to the waters edge, carrying down
over 400 Storage passengers The scenes
on board the i'll -fated vessel are described
as OF the most heart-rending character. Cap
tain dart says that ship five or.six miles
on from his vessel was seen by him ap-
parently engaged in searching for the wreck,
and he thinks she saved some of the pass
eugers from the wreck. all of whom had
been three days and nights in the water.
The Nelson's cabin passengers are rapidly
recovering from the effects of their injuries
but the female passengers are badly burned
about the arms and legs, and are not pro-
crossing
HALIFAX, July 17.-O. o. Teach, ESQ.
United States Consul at st. Johns. N. +,
en- route for the States, furnishes the follow
ing as the statement of the most intelligent
of the saved passengers of the ship WIN.
Nelson On Monday, the Goth, the steer
age passengers were all ordered above and
the ship was thoroughly washed and fumi-
gated. The fire broke ont about one o'clock
in the afternoon. The captain, with his
family and the ships crew, in two boats,
left tue ship about three p. IN. Two other
boats attempted to leave, but these were in-
jured and swamped. Many of the saved
are badly burned. The ship seen by Capt.
Hart probably saved some Of the passengers
on board the barque.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20

q The Racine Co. Agricultural Society
will hold their Annual Fair and Exhibition
on the Sd, 4th and 9th of October.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, sEMINAr. WEAK,
~ NESS, etc., can be cured by one who has really
ucred himself and hundreds Of ethora, and will tell
you nothing but the trHth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD H. TRAVRR,
1y13 Lock Box, Boston, Mass. .
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The earnings of the Michigan Central
Railroad for the first week of july were
$751; 800 81, against $6O,642 % in 1854
increase $50, 667 SO.
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.... S T O p!
Paying those extreme High Prices roH
DRY GOODS, GROCK. ~
RIEs &C., q.
For we are selling at just 'r. . $50 III
One-Third off from these prices. Il
t5 SIMMONS & SWEET.
Oct. 90, 1864. LII -,
A CARD TO THE sUFFRRING.
TEETH FOR THE MILLION

ME CONTINUE TO PRACTICE TIE DENTAL
w ART, in all its various branches. We were
the nrst Dentist in the west, to introduce the HARD
RUBBER, and have put up over two thousand
Cases OF this work since its first introduction. We
put up this kind of work for one half what our
brethren are asking for it, and we can earn money
faster than our conscience viii approve, at that
People wanting Dental work, who would like to
have Ii tie money left to buy thing to eat after
having their Teeth put in capital eating ORDER will
mud 1t to their interest to call on me " 4s.
The best City and Country references given.
.'atients from the country getting work done, win
be kept free of charge. 11
Kenosha, July, 1866 8me ISAAC GEORGE.
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Es-Spbscriptions to the seven Thirty loan
ON Saturday, reached the large amount of
$40 331, 200. fhe.total for the week were
$50, 638, 7eo Thesthird and last series of
this loan is now all taken up but about fifty
millions which are expected 70 be sold
within a fortnight.
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Z T
Col. WIN. L. UTLRY. late of. the 22d Wis.
consin has purchased and assumed the edi-
torial management of the Racine Journal
The Colonel will make dashing paper
Witty, sarcastic, radical, independent and
aggressive he will ''set up" his friends and
punish his enemies. In his salutatory he
gays: -s.5.s,
The JousaaI will not claim to control the
action Of any Representative, Senator OF
other public functiouary, neither will any
such control the Journal. We are under
no obligations to any party or sect for oul
position Being under obligations to no one,
we shall be in position to deal Justly and
fairly with all. We do not believe thai
everything that is pure and holy is confined
to any one party or sect. We believe that
som ething good can be found in every
Nazareth. We shall not hesitate to approx.
the good or condemn the wrong, in whatev.
er party er sect it may be found The
Journal will continue to be radical Repub
licaE paper, based upon the principles of
pure, unadulterated democracy. a
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE /

Has equal In the world as remedial agent. There
Is not preparation known that IL certain speedy
and infable in it's MISUNDERSTANDING and curing AZ
We say this, positively. 20
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CAPITAL BATH An open window with
the direct rays OF the sun coming in will he
good for the little one. On hot Summers dav
to lay II near the window qxite nude. aud there
let 1t lie tor some minutes where the rays of tbe
sun may fall upon its skin will give il new life
There Is vital relation between sunshine snG
a vigorous hcnan being. Seelusion from SIM.
shine Is one OF the greatest misfortunes Of civil
Lied life. The same cause which makes notsto
vines white and sickly when grown in dark cell
lars, operates TO produce the pale, sickIy girls
that are reared in our parlors Expose either e,
the direct rays ofthe sun and they begin to show
color health and strength. When in London
some years ago visited an establishment which
nao 3cqulfea wide reputation for The cure OF
thoso diseases IN which prostration and nervous
arrangement were prominent symptoms |
soon iound the secret Otsuccess in the use inside
OF sunshine, The slate roof had been removed
ana a glass one substituted. The upper stcr,
was divided into sixteen small rooms each pro-
xioeo with lounges. washing apparatus. etc.
Inc parent on entering each his little ansrtmen,
removed al MS clothing, ard exposed himself
20 lne olreel rays ofthe sur. Lying on the lounge
turning over from time 10 time. each and every
part OF the BODY was thus exposed to the lite
4 giving rays OF The sun., Several London Pby
slelans canasdly confessed to me that many cases
which seemed only waiting for the shrolid we
galvanized into lie and health by this process.
DR.. Do Leieis.
President Chaplin of BeIoit College has
zone tn Europa
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
GOES DYSPEPSIA CuREtii r

Docs not exhrae and excite the patient sufferer like
alcoholic bttterH and all advertised cure
pepsa. but it s medicine most wonderfully adapted 70
ALI diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
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ETThere is prospect of more rain to-day.