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GENERALS MEADE AND GRANT ON SECRE.
TiRY STANTON,
WASHINGTON, Nav 10

WASHINGTON, May 49,
The following testimony has Just been
ELECTED before the Committee on the Con-
duct of the War. 1t is furnished by them
for publication;
TESTIMONY OF MAJOR GENERAL MEADE.
Questlon-9ou have been in the army
almost since the war commenced and have
had Intimate connection with, and knowl
edge of, the Army of the Potomac as a
General and, for that reason, l desire to
place on our record your answer to the fol
lowing inquiry: In what manner has Mr..
Stanton, Secretary of War, performed his
duties in regard to the supply of the army
and the support of the military operations
under your charge? .-aa..
AnSweT-So far as my knowledge ex-
tends. and have many relations with the
War Department, | can most cheerfully
say that everything have required, or that
ought to be done, has been promptly attend
ed to by MIR. Stanton as the head of the
War Department.
Qpestaon-What do you say to the talent
and ability with which Mr.. Stanton has
conducted his department?
AnSwer-I consider that the Department
has been conducted with Very great ability
There may have been some IN tiers in
which | may have differed with Mr.. Stan
ton and might have criticised, his opera
tions. I'D
Qnsstjon-Speak of the general IN anage
ment of the Department. Gaa
d,eSwer-A AS to the general management
of the War Department, | consider that it
has been conducted with great ability
TESTIMONY OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT.
QneStton-You have been Lieutenant
General commanding, for year past, and
more? araE ~
AasWer-Yes, sir
Question: wish you to place on record
your answers to the following questions:
In what manner has Mr.. Stanton, Secreta-
ry of War, performed his duties in the
supply of the armies and the support of
the military under your charge?
overwhelmingly. | think there has
been no complaint in that respect--that is
no general COMPLAINT, so far as he is con
cerned. do not think there has been any
ground Of complaint in that respect
Question-Has there been any misunder.
standing with regard to the conduct of the
war, in any particular, between you and
the Secretary of War, since you have been
in command?
AnSwer-Never any expressed to me.
never had any reason to suppose that any
fault was found with any thing had done.
So far as the Secretary of War and myself
are concerned, he has never interfered with
my duties-never thrown any obstacles in
the way of any supplies have called for.
He has never detailed a course of campaign
to me- and never inquired what was going
to do. He has always seemed satisfied with
what did, and has heartily co-operated
with me.
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The New Seyen.ThirtY Loan.

The issue or the United States loan cannot
be ready before June lst, but subscriptions
will be received before that time and reg
istered and filed in the order which thew are
sent ill., 1t may not be amiss to remind
some of our readers of this fact. since the
preceding 100000, 900 were taken up in
six weeks, and nearly ohe-half of this amonnt
was subscribed ina fortnight, so that it is
seasonably certain that these $3.50, 600, 600
will not remain long in the hands of Messrs
Jay. Cooke & Co.. 1t is aItogeather too
late to talk about the advantages of invest
ing in government bonds; their value is SO
well understood that it is only necessary to
impress upon the public the necessity oe
promptness, if they want to buy them at the
price fixed by the act of Congress, rather
than the arbitrary value which will presently
be established each day by the brokers.
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Proclamation.
Southern Ports Opened TO Fereign
Trade.

BY the President of the United States:
WHEREAS, By proclamation of the Pres
dent on the 1th day of April last certain
ports OF the United States therein specified
which had previously been subject to the
6lochad were for objects of public safety
declared In conformity with previous special
legislation OF Congress, to be closed against
foreign commerce; and
WHEREAS Events and circumstances have
since occurred which in my judgment rem
der 1t expedient to remove that restriction
except as to the ports of Galveston, Br,zos,
De Santiago, Point Isabel and Brownsville,
in the state of Texas:
Now therefore be it known that l. Andrew
johnson, President of the United States, do
hereby declare that the ports aforesaid, not
excepted as above, shall be open to foreign
commerce from and after the LIST of July and
that commercial intercourse with SAID ports
may from that time be carried on, subject
10 the laws OF the United States aud in pur
suance OF such regulations as may be pre-
serlbed by the Secretary of the Treasury. If,
however, any vessel from a foreign port
shall enter any of the before. named except
ed ports i'll the State of Texas she will still
continue to be held liable to the penalties
prescribed by the act Of Congress approved
on the 18th of July, 1861, and persons on
| board OF her to such penalties as may be
incurred pursuant to the laws of war, for
trading or attempting to trade with the
enemy.
! |, Andrew johnson, President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make
known that the United States of America do
henceforth disavow to all persons trading
or attempting to trade in violation of the
laws thereof, all beligerent rights and priv :
ileges and give notice from the date of
this proclamation all such Offences will be
held and dealt with as pirates.
| 1t is also ordered that all restrictions upon
trtde heretofore imposed i'll the territory of
| the United States east of the Mississippi
| river-save those relating to contraband Of
war, to reservation of rights of the United
States, to property purchases in the territory
of the enemy, and to % per cent upon
purchases OF cotton,-are removed All the
provisions of the internal revenue law will
be carried into effect under proper officers.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand, and caused tie seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the city of
Washington, this 22d day of May, in the
year of ou- Lord 1865, and of the indepen
dence of the United States Of America the
| seth. ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President. .u.
w. HUNTER, Asst Sec. of State
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Lyons Periodical Drops
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FOR EGULARITIES. @'i

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= o. O CLA K X q GU,
lw General Agents for U. s. and Canada

Edito1 o, IeLegrdph:-DEAR SIR:-With your per :
wish say the readers OF your paper th II
will send, by mail, to all who wish it tree
Recipe with full directio rs for making and using 81
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SAYS the Ripon Commonwealh:-J. G.
McKindey General Agent for the North
western Life Insurance Company has been
stopping in this city, at the Mapes House.
for two or three days past. So long as
this company keeps such an able and &C
complished gentleman as Mr. McKindey to
manage their agencies and look after the
interests of the company generally, it may
hope to continue in its present prosperous
course of business .
Just our opinion. aH
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CLicuii Court ~ Ken "'h" county

Togtrsueis Quares. ihv Ken osha ,2 % y; Bark
john e. Coleman James J. Pettt, h Grace u Moore Ir
- r. Twist sahei far. J. Patk-r, Ephfa N
amp G. Brown. Eepjam,n F. We, 10 Ira T. Mum.
George l.. SCI It. jose Qua Jun g d honey Ma
aide Galager, Car line kimbal, Edwin g stone joseph
y aries ps executor Of tie last viii testament Of
nm Quarcs, deceased and Thomas =. Pms rec asa Pin
gree, Edrard D. kinda Eben ). Coe James n.
haDdlr as Trustees Of "a Of David PiHgree de-
seds
Ypg are hereby summoned and required 20 n nswer the
nmplant Of III Eunas - len is MED in tn, office Of
he ierk OF - Circuit etr FOR kennsba 50 unity, at
lis ONCE in theeity Of Kenoshaan D. copy p sour
ns"e OF AZ ufiee IN the ty county If heno-
sha ana Stnte Of hiontn SIT Ia twenty days aft err the
service hereof e1cuige Of the day Of service and
Il you fail 20 The aint aforesaid he said
81 Rnnals will apply TO the Court for the relief le-
manded the complaint. o. s. T. r. "A HEAn
Dated May, "a, 1866. sw51 PLAINTIFF Attys.
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Rebel Documents.

A Newberne n. G. dispatch of the 18th
says: Eleven tons of documents and ar
chives belonging to the late rebel confede
raey arrived here from Raleigh last night,
under strong guard, and leave this morn
ing for Washington, where they will be ex.
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Here is where they pay toll, - sim.
pered young lady to her male. companion
as the cars OF II e Eastern Railroad entered
the dark tunnel at Salem. IL paid Towle,"
replied he with charming simplicity, soon
after we left Boston" He did not think
what fool he was till he was two far out
IN the light to correct his m istake.
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A Gard 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 of the Trina
and Seminal Organs and the whole train of disorders
brought on by and vicious habits Great numbers
have been already cured by this noble remedy Prompted
by des re benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, VIII
send the recpe and this icine,
sealed envelope any who needs it, Free of Charge
Please ncose postpaid envelope addressed TO your
self address JOSEPH I. INMAN,
STATION ID, BIBLE HOUSE, 50
Mem York Gin.
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i'm Proba te--K anosha Comfy Court.
In che matter of the Estate of P1trick Gagin, de
-

In che matter of the Estate of P1trick Gagin, de-
ceased. .#... 9h y
nN reading and cling he petition Of Margaret Muir.
W ray, stating ing other things that she the
petitioner is the owner If arm lhetown Of Brigh-
tn in the county Of Rebosh, TO the half
of the south quarter OF section thrty-six" apd
ria u Patrick Gagih was IN posse OF said farm
uDC Ter an agreement occupy the same on shares,
for he year 1865 That sa id Patrick GAgp died in
tes tate on the 7th day OF April, 1865 leaving his
vic tow and three children under ten Years olj resd
ir2 Oh tie said farm. fhas.she, rhe petitioner, Is
ctt. tF of the sand PatricK GHgIn. deceased ihs
IN re han thirty days have elapsed since said GagiD
dI'ed iniesiaIe and that his widow has presented
AZ petition To the court hat hers-lf any other
pc ron be appointed admin4strstOr Of he esat, Of
sal d-cea ed, and that the death of said GIN
h SAID widow has bren srliDg aud dispOsfng Of his
pen 90 i property 10 wit: One yoke OF oxen, and
tett ~ other persons ipto pos, sad farm IN
vao alton OF the rights oil the petitioner AID pray
pg that ONE suitaDle person be appointed by this
court administrator Of the estate ana suggest
ing 10: II Evans Esq Of Brighton suitable per-
son II = tlerore orde ed, that the widow OF the
said Pair OK Gag drreaseg, nd all other persons in
eIeEtec in aid estate APPEAR before the Judge of
this his office The city OF Kenokha, OIL |
Mos day the 10 h Gay o. June next at 10 O'Clock
Nh ii and there 10 how if any 'b-Te shalt
he, why he sad John Eva some othef person
should BE- apl oli.trd su administrator. and il
IS further de, ed thai copy OF this order be per-
sonaLy on III widow OF sad Pafr'c Gagit |
deceased, least ten tays prior 70 said day Of show
ihg e and that a copy Of this ODD r shall BE- |
pubiGhed for three suct essiVe weeks or 70 sad |
1aJ. IN the = KsnUsha TIE eg aPh'' weekly news
: dated Nav 2Oth. 1868 w WE isTEs,
swbf County Junge
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In Probn,o Keno.ha {

z" FrOb"Ic hFnOrha County COmrt.
In tue matter OF the Iast will ami testament ofJona
than Pierce dec ased
nS reading and ing the petition of Hannah
~ PIerce OF the CITY ANA county OF Keaosha rep
'e.tntng mat JrnatIan Pierce, late Il the said y
ana county 81 ksnosha, died estate the 18th day
OF 'prh, 1850, and that The Instrument IN writing
Importing To be The last will and testament OF said
dtreas d IS the peti ioner believes, aat she ia
the widow u said deceased, and leg9fW IN said
viii named. and that no Que IL named ia said will a.
executor thereof, and praying that the same be
and admitted Probate accord ng TO the laws
tIis 81 ate. f FIT
Therefore II Is ordered that said application be
heard before the Probate Office in the CITY and
county OF Kenosha, =, day, the 9Th day Of jane
next. al O'Clock p VI And IL is further ordered hat
notice shall be given all persons ed 10 said
will by publication hereof IN the Kenosha Tee-
graph" newspaper published in said city for three
uecessve weeks prior to the time OF such hearing
Dated May 28d, 1868 I. w. WEBSTER
swel osznty Jsdge.
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MATRIMONIAL.

AIDES ANDGENTLEMEN: If you wish to marry you
"a do SO by addressing me- will send you without
money without price valuable information that viii
enable you marry happily speedily irrespective of
wealth beauty This ion Will &C you no.
thing and ifyou wish will cheertuly assist 70 u
All etters city confidential The desired
by mail and reward asked Please ineloss
post age or stamped envelope addressed yourself
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
Sm5O Greenpoint, Kings Co., New York.
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CROOK. is prepared to

ccntfact tor and do FL KINDS al Mas"r
plain ard ornamental pIasi ring executed in ih.
har dsomest style If this art. he has Vn,ipty
beautifai Genre pieces. Mnatioi Brackets ard Coz
soles all sizes, designs, =nd m"ddlng doDe for III.
eripf and interior decoration of buildings Viii
washing, kSisominng, and wall stainiI doae IN.
superior style. have a new aud excellent prepare
ton for whitening walls. Hydraulic al Roman
Clements and aster of Paris, always or hand q
May 18th, 1855. em61
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head nerves. kidneys bladder womb and blood affections
of the urinary orgrns gravel serofa rheumatism
tarrh, 4 sthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
Our practice is of Experiment. but of twenty
years standing founded the laws of Nature, with
of and evidence TO sustain it, Do not down
build up sick to make welno harsh treatmen t;
no trifing no hatteling We know the cause and tie
remedy needed guess work but knowledge gained by
years experience the of these diseases
clusively- encouragement without Candid
in our opincns, in charges, claim
know everything everybody, but do claim to
son AID common sense. We invite the sick no matter
what Their ent call investigate before they aban
don hope, axe in errgatons and deedefo: themselves
1t will cost nohag as consu is free This Is the
Sixth year that have ysted this place, and shall make
my visits years regularly the same days OF the
every eight weeks. i.4
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INVALsDS.

Suffering from any of the various forms of chronic
-lseases can consult Prof GATOHELL, a the Cure
He will, when neces airy, visit such cases. l..s, 8.
His practice extends to thu aot0Le list of Chronic
Discusses. including especially, as the common
Elections, tIose of lungs, liver stoH ach and the
derau genens peculiar TO The female system, which
after cases. his experience has been very extensive
Kenosha. May 4th 1865 BINDS
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sIt-rl
COMM ERCTAL
OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELrG RApB.

Thursday, May 25 1865
GRAIN MARkET.-Wheas continues steady at rsn ge
Of Oasoe Barley is dull and in very little request with
safes at a0as0c. Oats 35a3sc.
PkoViSioNS-Butteris 3a4e lower with sales at goa
22e Eggs IT, Potatoes continue firm and Peach blows
may be quoted at Csc. Common varieties aOc White
bears rs.
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The Bridal Chamber, Essay Of Warning
aud Instruction for Young Men published by tn Z
toward Assoc alton, aud seht free OF cha e. in seated
envelopes. Address DIR. }. SSILLI HOUGHTON
Howard ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa ly37
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WHEsKEms., WussExERs!-

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our GTecisIn
Compound will force them to grow the smoothe St
chm or hair OH bald heads in Six Weeks
Price $500 S<nt by mail any where, closely scale d,
receipt of price ly4l
address wAKNER& Co Box 1888, Brooklyn N. Y.
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@fhurlow Weed in letter to the New
York Times, saws:

York Times, says:
THE archives of the Cabinet and gov
ernrnent, and the recollectiops of Cabinet
ministers will prove, that from the begin
ming to the bitter end Gov. Seward or
iginated the strongest measures, advocated
the largest armies, and urged the most
stringent policy against the rebelion; that
on no occasion, in the cabinet in his depart
ment, or in his personal relations with the
President, Congress or the people, has he
faltered or wavered; that bis moral and
physical courage has been ever conspicuous
and that he has given his time, his talent,
his fortune and almost his life, to his
country.
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NERVOUS D. BILITY, SIENNA. gkAB.
~ NESS, etc, can be cured by one VIII mas r~sllS
dcred himself and hundreds of othors AID viii tell
you nothing but the truth Address, viii. stamp,
EDWARD II TR YER
1y13 Lock Bcx, Boston, Mass
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TO PURCHASERS OF ORGANS, me.
LODEANS OR HARMONIOUS.

Every one having any thought of pure 'asng az
instrument of this class now at any future llme,
should send for one of Mason Hamln's Cabinet
D gan circulars. which will be t. any address
entirely free of expen This circular contains
much information which will be iut every pdI-
chaser of such an instrument, such a,tices
" How to judge of Musical instrument" History
of the Organ" History of Reed Instruments" &c.
ctress M ASON BROTHER,
500 Broadway, New York,
Or MASON HAMLlN, pa ashinstOn ST., Boston
2whn
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ALL PERSONS indebted to

me, either by Book Account nr 81 hersvis@
viii find their accounts left with \. q COLE ESQ for
collection. ali accounts unpaid ou The IS list.
will rave cost made them aad collections enforce d.
Rsuosha, May u, 1865.
2w5U Can't J. DECKER
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New Advertisements.

A DAM DICKHOUT.--s havipe. Hair.
n CUTTING, sutMPOOING, SALOON, W. docs
north of Summons Sweets Store Old R:.zo sharp-
Ell ed and repaired l,5l
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.hsARR ID.

bhA AXE HERkICK--on Thursday, My 18th, at
residence Of Mr. E. winslow, lie Ray, NJ Y. BY
the Rev. q. E. Kellogg, Mr.. w II. BLAKE, Of
Chicago, and Miss GENIE ID. aERRICK, of Ls Kay.
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ST. CLAlRE'S HALL.

(kenosha Female Seminary will open, Cd. W on
Thursday, June 10Th, 1865 Tuition Tor school year
of40 weeks Tor day scholars, $50. Extras-French,
German, italian, Music, Drawing and Dancing.
Mrs. H. NJ era FORD,
Principal.
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"A Boston physician has discovered that
gold has medical virtues. So the yellow
metal has become drug.
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ParasOks, BalmOraL SKIRTS, Hhite Goods Lsnen
Handherchiefs. Hosiery GtoUes, KID
GtOveS, I'a6Le DamaSk. Linen
Naphtns, and
everything kept in first class Dry Goods store
to be had at WEEKS, FELLOWS Co
our Goods were all bought before the recent adj
Vance IN prices and will be sold dingy Give
Us a cali and we will i've you prices 70 suit.
WEEKS, fELLO g. Co.
Kenosba, May 10th, 1855. io
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An .-Trep3rations for the hair come and
60 with the rapidy of a dream and what comes
TO- DAY is out of the market tomorrow One of the
few exceptions to this, Kendars Amboline which
keeps it place, not only the best pIe<aratio. yet
desired but an absolute necessity of the toilette.
Burnhams & Van Setback, Gen' Agents, Chicago
1y4Swlyc +. -ROBiNoON, Agent kenoshe
Also sold by WHEELER & CLARK.
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SeFen.lhiFtieS.


PH1LADELPHIA. May 22--Thea subscrip
tlops to day to the $50 Loan in all parts
q Of the Union as telegraphed to Jay Cooke
g subscription agent, amount to 81, 7e3. 500
The largest single Western 1subscrintions
are s rs, 600 from the yFourth- National
Bank of CINCINNATI $l2a coo from the
First National Bank Of Pittsburgh. $50 600
frOfa1the First National Is Bank of lies
IN pinrs.ss Iowa $50, Vee from the First
National Bank of st. Paul, MINI; aud
.siS45. goo frun sthes Second National Bank of
nisti .ouis- q the largest Eastern subscript-
ions were s 100, 900 from }. w, Guest Cash
Slisrs at Baltimore, add 500 600 ifrona the
First National Bank of Albany. .ifhe num-
Der OF Individual subscriptions by working
men, making up portions of the above aeS.
,lgFgate y shlS8. q 3AlJHsT9 =
.sYits1o3es9 TteI s-zIeIO e.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-13
X L TU X MING:

Leave Virginia, via Placcrvillc and Lake Big
Ter Route, at | p. N. and p. NJ, connecting NJ
Sacramento with the San Francisco Boat at 2P.
NJ. next day. The / ?. NJ Stage will connect with
the first morning train at Shingle Springs, giving
passengers six hours In Sacramento. =
BY the Dutch Flat and Donner Lake Route,
will leave Virginia ut I:l5 =. NJ, connecting at
Sacramento with the San Francisco Boat "t"P
N. next day.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. CHAS. III. TOZER'S
PRIVATE
M MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
N. Il. Cor. jackson and Kearny srs.,
SAN FRANCISCO, ---n
The Great ErddieGtor Of Special Complaints, for.
aerIy Of Locks Hospital. London EiSAt
Years ia Sacramento. dad the : az
last Three Years in Saa
Francisco.
CBLLANE0uS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. TOZER,s
Venercai or Chronic.

I'APERlENCE is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
Il Inc. and during that time has met with lunar
aeed success In the treatment OF all those diseases