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NUMBER 6
JOINT RESOLUTION of the legislature OF the state q
Wisconsin, submitting the question of constitutions
tjnnt 10 he peOple this

JOINT RESOLUTION of the gisature OF she of
Wisconsin submitting the question of consttu tional
convention to the people of this state.
ReSoIued by tie assembly, tie senate c0ncu17'4ng,
That in opinion of the legislature this state
vision of the Institution of this state is desirable,
more thoroughly adapt it to the present and de
mands of the people of this state.
Re- red flu ther hat the question of convention
mo convention be submitted to the electors OF this
state the general election. Said question shall be
taken by ballot separate piece of paper from the
general ballot and shall deposited in separate box.
provided for that PURPOSE. Such ballot shall have
cribed thereon the words for
yention, and the and Canvass of
SAID question: shall be made all respects the
and Ofvotes for state officers made; and
majority Of all the votes cast the subject shall be
OF cOnvenJiOn then it shall be the duty Of the
state make proclamation of vote with
their determination thereon and shall also he the duty
of the provide for the
bers said convention and for the holding thereof
ReSoired further That 1T sha be the duty the
rotary State give notice the electors of the stare
the passage of these Resolutions by incorporating them
in the tiee be given by him for general election
November next.
Approved April 6, 1866.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the state
at the Capitoi, at Madison, this 9Th
IL. 81 day OF August, 1866.
THOS. S. ALLEN
San5u Of CfoE
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

I'm PrObaie-kenOshn County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Jerome B. Wheeler,
deceased.
n Office is hereby given that by virtue and in
" pursuance of an order of license made 10 said
mater the 10Th day of August, A D 1866, by the
County Court Of said county, the undersigned admin
istra tor with the will annexed of the estae of said
deceased, will on Friday, the seventh day OF Septem-
Der, A d. 1896 at ten O'Clock A. NJ on the emises
cfei for sale at pubic vendue, the following de-
scribed lands to wit: The undivided half of the
following property being lots six 6) AID seven
COi block seven ~ on the south west qusrter ca
Of section number thtry-two 1922 in township No. two
(2) north of range No twenty-hree (23) east, com
mencing the sou tn OF said block thence
west south line of said block to p pint forty (40)
feet of he west line of said Iot six thence north
to the line OF lot % of said block thence east
on tie north line OF said lots to the east line of said
block, thence south to the place of beginning.
The terms of sale will be made known at the time
and place OF sale,
Dated Kenosha, August 18th, A. D. 1865
4w11 J. H. SKEEL,
Administrator.
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL GooDs-Messrs.
Doan q Hawley announce in our paper this
week, the reception of their first installment
of New Goods for the Fall trade, direct from
New York. They have taken time by the fore
lock this fall, that their friends may have the
advantage offirst selections. Go and see their
New Stock. More particulars next week.
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SWatz & AIVOrd's Gallery
$ the place to get such pictures taken. sms
Ladfe take Partic ar Notice
THE REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILLS

Warranted French.
FWNHESF PILLS celebTaJcd Danr years ~ Paris
tor the relief female rresulagit ICES aud aftert
wards SO Tot rious for heir criuua emp In I'll
,raetiee Of al ortiop are offered or or the frs
lime in America. They have been kept in eomparativ
obscurity from the that tn originator DR. Velpau
IL pbyseian in Paris of great wealth strict con
scientious principles. ana has withheld them from
general use they should be employed for Unlawful
70 he ruy emulpo5enJ bursting oFep the food gates
from sesa~ asne may stopped them, bur tlev
are ff-red l. me ruhIjc only Tor legitimate al
aeen Is are rsdden sell them when is vi
that the obi ct is ualastut
For sale N Keuusha by H. L. Clark and F. Robinson.
Ladies oaa procure box scaled from the eyes Of the
rious by paliar and postage
to o. G. STAPLES General Agent for us, Wat.rtown,
n. =, or to the above agents. 1y4
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Circuit Court County OF Ia eDOsIaa.

D. Thomas Vail, Plaintiff, against Rodney NJ. Whip
pie, J K Pollard, VIM. Ernst k0xana Smith as
Aduinistratrix OF Albert d. Smith, deceased, Rox-
ana smith, widow of Albert b. Smith, deceased,
Eva A. Smith, Bertha Smith, Willard A Smith, heirs
at law of Albert Z. Smith, Deceased, defendants.
n pursuance of judgment of foreclosure and sale
n in the above entitled action, rendered and dock
eted on he 10th day of May, 1866, at the May term
of the said court, 1866, 1, VIM. w, Baker, sheriff of
Kenosha county, shall offer Tor SALE and sell pub
auction thu highest bidder therefor, the front
door of the Court House in the city and county Of
Kenosha, and State of Wisconsin, the 10Th day of
September, A. D. 1866 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
of that day, the following property, to wit:
The lots pieces of land lying and being in the
fourth ward of the city of Kenosha, county of Ke-
nosha State of Wisconsin, to wit: Lot No. niue, 81
aud the west one-third part of lot No. ten Q0) in
block No thirteen Q3) the south quarter Of
section No. thirty (3) township No. two ~ north
of range No. twentythree (23) east being the prop
erty known as the Du Tkee House Terms cash.
Dated July Both, 1866. W. ". BAKER,
Twill Sheriff of Kenosha County.
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BendIe's Monthly, IA Magazine of To

The September No. of this popular Magazine is
received from the publishers This is but the ninth
issue and yet in that short time Beadle's Monthly
mas acquired popularity that many older perodi-
Giles would be glad TO enjoy. The list of contents this
month is as follows:
Oregon and Washington, illustrated: The Dead
Letter, concluded. This is one of the best Stories
eyer published in Magazine. and has largely given
character to s-Orpheus Nightingales, a poem
and Its Laws-The Romance of the Green Seal II.
a a. sMt3ry-NNewport Poem-Personal Recollections
D. pon, n sheridan-Awaiting the Dawn
rive senses Ill, Taste and Smell Outwtted by the
PmGimien, story.Art Lines. III, How to Crticse
! all pa Episode in LumberLife-My Every
things. Va 0'NF' "io
Terms Single copies So a year. In clubs of five
ana one extra copy, $15. Address Beade s. Co.
New York.
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County COnventiOn.-We hope the towns
will all be represented in the Convention on
Saturday next. Delegates from Wheatland Ran
dali Salem &c. can come in on the cars and get
through with the business of the Convention
in time to take the train home again.
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Rfnnhliean Union County Convention.

The Republican Union Electors of the county Of
Kenosha win hold q county Convention at the Court
House in the city of Kenosha on Saturday, the LIST
day of Sept, 1866 at IL M for the purpose of elect
ing four Delegates to attend the District Convention
to be held in Milwaukee on the 9TH of Sept next
Each Town and Ward entitled to three delegates
j. b. JILSUN, Chairman Co. Com
Aun 81 1Q66
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Rri.loI Cnncns-Onr Rennhlican f

Bristol Caucus.-Our Republican friends
in the town of Bristol should not overlook the
call for caucus to be held at Agricultural
Hall, tomorrow afternoon for the purpose of
electing delegates to the county Convention to
be held in this city Saturday, to elect delegates
to the Congressional Convention on the 9Th of
September
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NOTICE {!

Notice is hereby given that Republican Caucus
will be held at the Town Hall in the town of Somers,
on Friday, the 31st inst, at two o'clock p m, for
the purpose of choosing delegates to attend Coun-
ty convention to be held in Kenosha, on Saturday
September LIST. 1866
Somers August 81 1866.
1w13 BY ORDER Town COMMITTEE.
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The Republicans of the town of Pleasant Prairie,
will meet at the School House near B. F. Hatch's g,
tomorrow, Friday evening Aug. 31st, for the pur-
pose ofeecting three delegates the county conven
ton for the purpose of electing delegates to the
Congressional Convention Also to elect three dele
gates TO the county convention to be held for nomi
mating county officers.
1W13 BY ORDER COMMITTEE.
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The Boot and Shoe Trade.

Bates has new advertisement this week to
which we call particular attention He claims
to have good stock which he proposes to
close out at panic prices.
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Eiaconsin Dirisi0n:
Licensed AuctioneeY.

THN A. HEALEY, respectfully informs his
q friends and the people of Kenosha county, gen.
eray tn at he has taken out license an Auctoneer
and will attend to all sales at auction, of all kinds of
nronerty. on short notice and on reasonable terms,
n any part of the county Patronage solicited. 9ml0
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I'm pro5aIe-Kenasha SOHnty Court.
the rnntter of the Ienru Lewstt deceAsed

In the matter of the estate Henry Jewett deceased.
To all acdoup it may Concern
~'ETEttS of administration said estate
having been issued to Be- jamtn Jewett of the
city Kenos la il said countv the eleventh y OF
August, 4 1865, ard six months from and at err
said day being ahowed and limited for creditors to
present their claims Tor examination and allowance.
Notice is hereby q that the Undersigned II, Ga
Friday, the 14th day of September A D. 1866 1t the
hour Of ten O'Clock A. NJ, at his Office in the city of
Kenosha, receive examine ard adusf all claims ard
demands OF all persons A ainst said decreased.
Dated Kenosha, august 18th, A. d. 1866.
4w11 ANTHONY VAN WICK,
Ind
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head nerves kidneys bladder womb and blood affections
the urinary orgrns gravel, scrofula Rheumatism
tarrh Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
practice Is of experiment, but of twenty
standing founded the laws Nature with years
of experience and evidence sustain it, Do down
build up, sick make wellno har G.;
trifing; no fatterng. We know the cause and the
remedy needed; guess work but knowledge gained by
of in the of these diseases
clusivelyno encouragement without prospect Candid
in opinions reasonable in charges, claim
know everything, everybody but do claim to
son and common sense We invite the sick, matter
what their aim ont CALL investigate before they aban
don hope make nterrogations and decide o themselves
1t will cost nothing consultation is free This is the
Sixth that have visited this place. and shall max
my visits for regularly the days OF the
every eight weeks.
CONSULTED
Kenosha City Hotel, during Saturday
the goth of October, 1866.
EY- Residence and Laboratory, Waukegan Ill,
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Bristol Republican Union Cuucus

The Republican Union Electors of the town of Bris
toll, requested to meet at Agricultural Hall on
Friday, the 31st inst, O'Clock p for the pur-
pose Of choosing three delegates to attend the Coun
ty Convention to be held the Court House in Ke-
nosha Sept. LIST, 1876
Bristol, Aug q, 1866. 1w1S
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE
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Licensed Auctioneer.

TNSHE PEOPLE of Kenosha city and county are re-
n srectfuIy informed that the subscriber, Llcens-
ed Auc toneer Will sell at public Auctionsn all parts
of Kenosha County.
Kenosha, Feb. Q, 1854.
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VINO WANTS to buy second hand Buggy
cheap, open or topped? Ben. Jewett of the
Livery Stable, on Market Square has few for
sale which can be bought at great bargains
90 and see
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Proceedings Of the Common Cornell.

REGULAR MEETING-Aug 20, 1866
Present, Mayor Hynes, Aid. Crosit, Glover,
Simmons, Alderman, Stebbins, White Becker,
Zahnen, Schend, Tarbell, Reed.
Absent, Aid. VanArsdale.
Minutes read and approved.
BILLS ALLOWED
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Mrs. Twist, will offer on Saturday next a
chance for the ladies to buy any quantity of
Millinery Goods at auction. See advertisement
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Gerlken is daily receiving large assort-
ment of new Fall and Winter goods, of which
we will speak next week. Read advertisement.
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AuTlOME ER.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED, licens ed Auctioneer will sell
at Public Auc ions in all parts OF Keuosha Coun-
ty and in the northern part OF Lake county Ill., upon
WALLACE MYGATT.
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AUTOMATIC ORGANS.

GEo.A. PRINCE d co.'s celebrated Auto.
az matte Organs. with Patent Basso Tenuto and
Divided Swell, superior to ali others.
''' Gnu " s. G. JoHNsoN's.
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Observe Well,
The Noted Analytical Physical,
DR.. v. CLARENCE PRICE,

VENHE ONLY only Physician of his kind in the
n West, has met with the greatest success, gained
better reputation effected more complete cures, visit
ed places the longest without missing an engagement
than any physician that travels has outlived hem all
and become noted for his skill in treating all chronic
1iSaas IF he
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"a The Unionists of New York are conf
dent they Will lose nothing at the November
election, while the Pennsylvania Union men
are sanguine OF a gain of several Congressmen.
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Ihos ID. Parsons, bridges ...............S7.O0
r. BAN FIRE Department. ..........-.......7S9
X, l. Handbook, night police. ..............2,O eco
"a oehohu, oI. oupI..-.-.. 100
petition with subscription annexed of 1882,
Tor bridge and road to the Island was presented
ana referred to the committee on bridges and the
Aldermen of the 4th ward, to obtain estimates of
the expense of bridge 16 feet wide and roadway.
BILLS REFERRED.
Grand st. Bridge, labor, S12 TX
Head and Sutherland, lumber. .........7 II "a
The committee on Poor affairs reported the bill and
vouchers of the Poor Master as correct and report
accepted:
m kENosHA, Wis, Aug. 9th 1866
10 the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Kenosba
in common council assembled:
Expenses from April nth date of commence
ment OF duties as Poor Master) to May 25th
as per vouchers and former report S137 20
Expenses from May 25th to Aug. 9th as per ac-
companying vouchers ....... 2l3 sO
n, Making total to date, of S379,S2
Oeuu0'' oNeIpalu MIS- Lansing as per bin,.. 800
c;,.o oo.,. 1916, 50
the council have appropriated the following
nlIys
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KENOSHA SEMINARY!
New Book of Church Music.
By the author of "THE HARP OF JuDAH''
j u B IL II Fl

Collection Of Sacred Music for Choirs, Singing
Schools, Musical Conventions. &C by O. EMsRsoN
autho' of Harp Of Judah" "Golden Wreath" "Mer-
ry Chimes" &c.
THE sNRNsENSE SUCCESS
Which has attended the Harp of Judah,' its uniyers
al adopton by Choirs, Musical Conventions and
s. hoos, has induced re undersigned arrange with
the author, Mr.. l. o. Emerson, for volume in
which II the excellent features of his previous work
together with many new and important ones combine
to produce
Collection of Music Unequalled in Merit
and suited to every capacity and occasion. This new
book upon which Mr.. Emerson has bestowed much la
Dor and care, cannot fail TO be
THE ONE BOOK SOUGHT FOR
BY CHoIRs AND CONGREGATIONS, SOCIETIES
AND CONVENTIONS, SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES.
The remarkable sale of IWo hundred Thousand
copseS of Mr. Emerson's last collection very short
time. leads to the conviction that 1.-THE JUDI.
LATE" will be cas- erly sought or. Price per copy =,
$685. on receipt of which it will be mailed postpaid
Price per dozen, $l2
OLIVER DITs0N & CO., Publishers, PIT Washing
ton street, Boston.
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STATE FAIR!
The Thirteenth Annual Exhibition of the
State Agricultural Society
Will be held during the
Last Week i'm Sept, 1866,
at EVANSVILLE.
$4,000 IN PREMIUMS,
Most Attractive Programme
AND A

Most Attractive Programme.
a MAGNIFICENT show of Stock, Agrcul ural and
IN Hortculturai Produces, &c; Spirited trials of
Machinery; Running by "Bail," ANDY" Burt -
tCrichton," AID other fist cisss Thoroughbred
horses Trotting by the best horses in the West and
world, 'Dexter," "hutIvr,' aud Cooley :" an at
trsctive Ladies Eques rian Display; the presen "a ion
OF the Prize BanLerEo that County agricultural SO.
clety whose county shall have made the best exhib
tion, all things considered, at the Fair Important
Agricultural and Horticultural Conventions; and an
nual address By Maj gen JOHN A. LOGAN U. S.
Senators Doolte and Howe, his Excellency the Gov
ernor, and possibly by Gems. GRANT and SHERI-
DAN, both of whom have been invited.
The BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS occupied last year, and
which lie within putes walk OF the heart OF tn
city bave been still furtherIm by the enlarge.
ment of buildings and other structures and by an in
crease in the width of the
Splendid Mile Track.
believed to he coursa fo.
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PBB YORBvIBIB BNQUuRgR. - /~z

men will gain admittauoe into this convsn-
tion, whose object will be to foment, rather
than allay the sectional animosities that now
paralize the nation. Radical men, upon
radical platforms, will bring their credentials
there, in order to destroy that harmony on
which alone depends our hopes of repub'
lican Government. We trust that this
thorn in the body will be plucked out be-
fore its festsrings sicken the great cause
for which it assemblies. Men of the RAY.
MoND order of politics have no business
there. There presence is dangsrous-their
friendship deoeitful, and their promises
faithless.
We hope this Convention will prove suc-
oessful in its patriotic effort to unite the
people in restoring constitutional govern
meut in place of the faction-rule by which
they are now governed. 1t may succeed,
but we have our doubts; and these doubts
are trebly msgnifed, when such names as
that of n. J, RAYMOND appear among the
list of delegates.
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RICHMOND NEWSPAPERS.

The Richmond Times in late issue,
publishes a high compliment to the press of
tbs South, lauding the ability with which
it has advocated the interests of its people
in their trying emergencies. In endorsing,
to some extent, the views of the Times, We
willingly concede to the Newspapers Of
Richmond, the highest place in the COM
pliment so gracefully extended. There has
been no period in our late eveutful history
in which the Richmond press has not been
faithfully upon the watch tower, in advance
of almost every other exponent of opinion.
The ability, the faithfulness, and the high
tone of these newspapers deserve from the
people of the South nearly recognition.
Woe to the luckless Bureau Agent, Militia
ry despot, or political demagogue, who
abuses the trust of the people in Virginia.
Scorcbing satire, rebuke and exposure are
as sure to fellow him, as night the day.
Let the man who desires to run bureau
machine for the profits and emoluments
thereof, keep away from Richmond, if he
does not want his name tattered like q
thread bare suit, and most mysterious pecu-
lations unravelled by persevering reporters.
We owe much to these fearless advocates
for the services they have rendered the
whole South in this period of her shame
and sorrow. Better days-paying patrons,
and plenty of items to them.
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From the South Carolinian.

D. D. on the Philadelphia Convention.
Forney is out in letter to tho Philsdel-
pbia Press, in which he makes studied
and attrocious attempt to inhame the pas
sions of the masses, and if possible, prevent
the Aeeting of the Philadelphia Conven.
ton. He prates about treason when he is
himself traitor of the rankest dye. he
calks of rebels ss if unmindful that he
would today, if he possessed the power,
sink the Constitutional Government in OBJ.
.iviou. He is, 10 short, the worst srong
irretrievably badsmen. .....
10 the letter to which We refer, he uses
the following language. The italics are
Forney's own: -.
They, (the members of the Convention, y
are to meet now, these architects of treason,
these pardoned yet impenitent destroyers
of the peace Of happy people, under Pc
culiar .omens. Had they been invited by
the conquering leaders Of our armies, or
by the chiefs of the mighty party that sus-
tained these armies in their dark and bloody
trials, they would have been welcomed by
maguanimous pcpulace. But they will
reach Philadelphia IN response to the call Of
perfdious Executive. vho, after 6etray.
ing a generous and noble party, and tasing
to his bosom his o,on prosecutors and theirs,
is now attempting to surrender the Gou.
ernment into the hands Of the traitors de.
teated sixteen months ago in their efforts to
destroy 1t. They do not come as captives,
but as leaders; not to set the example of
peace, but to lay down tie conditions of
Northern submission They come, accor-
ding to the call, and in consonance with
their own declarations, to insult and to
trample under foot the principles Of the
great people whose bravery and endurance
vauquished them on the field of battle.
10 looking over the list Of delegates, as
ia. as published, recognize many we'll.
known names. We. must not forget that
the absence of some or the original rebels
is to be accounted for by the death or ex-
patriation of most of those characters.
Davis is in prison; his faithful servants,
Benjamin, Toombs, slidell, Mason, Breck-
inridge, Magruder, are fugitives; and his
other deyoted followers, Keitt, Garnett and
Jackson, are dead, but his cause and bis
hopes will be fully represented by men who
fought under his standard ip the South,
and who prayed for its success in the
North.
Virginia has elected none but politicians
who sympathized with the rebellion.
North Carolina will be represented BY the
same material.