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Mediation Proposed by France and Ro-
ice1Ad EY Eu4lRnM.

jeeted Fy England.
CAPE RACE, Nov. 24.-The steamship Ara
bia, from Liverpool the 18th, Queenstown loth,
passed this point this morning, and was haIieo
BY the news Yacht
The English government has dissented from
the French proposal for meditation.
The London Gazette publishes Earl Russe!Fs
official reply, dated Nov. 18th 1t recapitulates
the circular of Drouyn De Lhuys, proposing
mediation. It recognizes the humane views
and benevolent intention of the Emperor; ob<
serves that the concurrence Of Russia would be
expressly desirable, but that up to the present
time the Russian government had not agreed to
actually cooperate, although it may support the
endeavors of England and France.
Earl Russell then commands the decision OF
Her Maiesty's government as follows:
After weighing all the Information received
from America the government is led to conclude
that.there is no ground at the present moment
to hope that the Federal Government would &C.
cept the proposal suggested, and refusal from
Washington at the present time would pre-
vent any speedy renewal of the offer of the gov
eminent. Therefore he Thinks it better to
watch carefully the progress OF opinion III Amer
lea end if, as there appears reason TO hope, II
NAV be found to have undergone Or may under
90 any change, this government may then aVal
| themselves of such change to OTTER thelr frlenu
! ~ counsel with greater prospect 'nah nv" "a
lists of it's being accepted by the TWO contend
| ing parties.
Her Msjesty's government will communl 81
to the French government any Intelligence Ine
NAV receive from Washington or k'chmoh
bearing or this important subject.
| The London Times editorial observes OF ha'
| Russells dispatch that his arguments nave pee
anticipated by the public, and this - the pes
proof of their soundness
The Australian arrived at Queenstown thl
afternoon. Earl Russers dispatch produce
no effect commercially. The Australians new
of the elections was received after bushes
hours.
FRANCE.-The Moniteur says the answer
Englan and Russia in an adjournment OF To
American question Of mediation. 1t adds,
) our information is correct, the hesitation
England and Russia nearly reaches it's hmi
The present elections testify the progress
peace opinion. which appears likely to con
mand majority in the next Congress.
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sheriff sale.

kenosha County Clfcrlt Coutt.
Cyrus Briggs Ggst. Chauncey Seymour.
pursuance and by virtue of judgment OF !sreclo-
sure and tae Of the circuit court for the county OF
kenOsha made in the above entitled action shall offer
for sale and sell at public auction, the CHEST bidder
on Saturday the 18th day of February D. 1863 at one
o'clock in the afternoon of that day. A tine front door OF
the cour House in the city aud county OF Kenosha and
State of WISCONSIN, all the following described real
tate SO much thereof shall be necessary to make
the amount of said Judgment inter est and costs
costs and disbursements of said sale, w The south
quarter OF section number twenty six 2G)
~ north OF range No. twenty-five (22) east; except
piece in the south east thereof rods
and south, aud five rods wide east and Also, part
the north east quarter of section number trty Ave
(35 town one ~ north of range twenty (22 east,
bounded follow wit: Commencing the northeast
OF said north east quarter OF section thirty FIVE
(35) thence south the quarter line hundred and
three and twothrds u03 - rods, thence sixty
0) rods thence north hundred and three and
thirds west sixty 6O) rods the place
OF beginning, containing in all, hundred (200
ofiaud.
Sheriff Office, Nov. 20, 1862.
JAS. NJ. STEBBIES,
13B25 Sheriff Kenoshs Co.
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19w23

To gilbert c. DdUidSon and Samuel Qua, ,ss:-
N7 OU hereby notified that the petition of Harvey
N Durkee, John Parker and Eli G. Runals, has been
fled with the County Board of County
Of Kenosna and State of Wisconsin praying said Coun-
ty Board to Drain and Water course to be con-
sructed follows From the north corner of the
north east quarter of section No thence extend
ing southery the hne of sections " the
south OF south quarter OF section TIVE We
ll2 all ia town Nc. north of range twenty two
22 and town OF Pleasant Prairiean the Terminus
of said drain in the Jerome CreCk-also commencing
the north west corner of the north quarter OF
section one n town one II range %, and the
south side OF the highway thence east about thirty 1891
rods culver thence north to the north side the
highway thence east to the southwest of land
owned by sGm'l Hale, thence orth the llg section
ue SO DDS ard thence northeaserly about thirty 1901
rods ditcn thence easteriy in the of the last
named ditch about 40 rods ditch thence north about
81 reds the quarter line highway; AMI that said Petit
tition will be heard and acted upon, by said County
Board the 29th day of December 1892 their room
in the Court House of said county, one O'Clock P NJ
ofassid day. IRA PIERCE, Clerk OF Board
Kenosha Nov. %, 1852 Supervisors KeuOsha
8w25 County Wisconsin.
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al am, very respectfully, your obi serV't
III. v SUMNER, BreVet Mai. Gen. U = a.,
tCom'R the Fignt OF the Grand Division

On his arrival on the opposite side
ofthe river, Gen. Patrick was convey
ed to the guard house br the military,
where he was detained until the reply
was ready. In the meantime his com
munication was conveyed to General
Longstreet, whose troops are encamp>
ed q short distance outside the city.
AS the demand was made upon the
civil authorities, the Mayor sent an
answer, which was evidently written
at the dictation of Gen, Longstreet, to
the effect that the complaints enums-
rated should be remedicd, SO far as
firing upon our pickets and furnishing
supplies and material to the Contede-
rate army was concerned; also that
the rebels would dispute the occupy
ing of the city by the Government
forces. He complained of the Snort
space of time allowed for the moving
Of the women and sick soldiers. The
giving of any more time, as is reques>
ted, is now under consideration. Per-
mission has been given the citizens to
run one train from the city, but only
for the conveying Of women and chill
dren.
The news to-day received from Stone
wall Jackson shows that he had rent
ed house at Winchester for his fami-
ly. His troops are in front of that city,
with regiment of cavalry at Martins
burg.
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SPECEyEE .S'OTECES.

Some of tn most eminent Olergymen in the country
endorse HOOfl Rnds German Bitters. See adver-
tisenent in another column. 2w24
BE WISE BE TINES!
Do not trife with Health, Constitutions and
Character.
II you suffering with sny Diseases for which
EELMBOLD'S EXTRA CT BUCHU
Is recommended,
TRY IT! TRY 1T! TRY IT!
1t will you save long suffering al ayi ng pain and
inflammation, and will restore you to
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And No Exposure.
Gut out the advertisement in another column, and call
or send for it.
BEW.fRE OF COUNTERPETTs
ASK Tor HelmbOld q. Take other.
CURES GUARANTEED. sw23
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PEREGINATIONS OF A SOLDIERS LETTER.
In march last, letter containing draft of $50,
was mailed at Northampton to soldier in
Washington. On the day of it's arrival the
soldier went down the Potomac to Fortress
Monroe, and the letter was forwarded to that
place. Before it arrived there be WAS ordered
to Yorktown the letter followed, but before
the long~ooked>tor document overlook its ovu-
er, he marched up the Peninsula to Richmond
Nothing daunted, the letter made another ..for~
ward movement bnt as before, the soldier
had gone--so Alexandria. Ga went the letter,
and on went the soldier, and, before il arrived
at Alexs ndria, he was fighting rebels in Mary>
land The great battle at Annetam over, and
The soldier "brot up" at Bolivar Heights near
Harper's Ferry, where the letter. which had
now become something of q traveller, finally
reached him unmoesIed on the 18th of October,
just seven months from northampton
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CDyHEUEKERCE.AK.
OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
Rannsha Nnvnmher 9th 1862.

Kenosha, November 9th 1862.
GRAIN MARKET Our quotations for Spring Wheat
are IS for No l. with range down according to grade
Winter 80 81 90. Barley is in good request sal es
sre made for ordinary fair qualities rs o. Prime
Barley brings $lCO, s1,1o Oats stead6 aud quiet at
g. Corn in the Ear 90 % per bushel of Ears There
are buyers the Market for sound Dent Corn at 50 cts
for n Tbs of Ears.
PROvIsI0Ns.-Butter continues at IS 16 for choice
grades of roll ant kin Eggs y 49, Good Sound Po-
tatoes bring 80 cts per bushe readily.
DRESSED HOGS.-Dressed Hogs come forward more
feey and receipts quite liberal. The range fpri
css $500 $3.50, according to weight and condi'
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Drafted Men and their subssit"sev-ln
portant Decision by she war
meat.
GurHRIEvILLE Chester Co, Pa Octooef ~
Hon. Edwin NJ Stanton, Secretary OF var
Sir: In behalf of many citlzens,who
have a practical interest IN the mat
ter Of the draft, [ respectfully solicit
from the Department over which you
preside answers to the two following
questions
/. When substitute, presented by
a drafted man, has been duly examin-
ed, accepted, and sworn in, is the
principal exonerated from farther re-
sponsibility, and restored to the status
Of undrafted men?
2. In case of a fresh draft, is the sub
stitute, while in service as such, liable
to the draft ? if so, and he be drafted
must his principal, as IN the first ms
lance, either meet the draft personally
or procure fresh substitute
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
SlLAS LIVERMORE,
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
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successful as u PIc'S4NA'N'
,rrEr COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
DR. FEMALES.
L N)1G i II MA - A-@'O'
l,ble in correcting regulating and removing al o
tions, from whatever cause, ana always
nj IL g n preventive.

ywHEFE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
i'm Dr DuDoncos Golden Pills for Females are per-
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~ nmnnuco over years, and thousands Of ladies can
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from this Complaint IL
The above PHI permanently cured thousands ana they
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they all distractions nature TO
M channel and inygOratc the whole system Ladies
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ed or snpposug themselves should not use these
mills during first three months they are cera to pro-
ue after which adnOnt0n the proprietor
assumes no respone bty aho their miidness will prevent
any injury health. The ingredients composing the sbov
pills are known agent and they %H tel 70
they are safe and viii perform all claimed for them Pric
n 6,r box sod by L. ROBINSON, Druggist, kenosha,
Sole .4gent far hsnOStG County, us
LADIES-By sending him 81 through the kenosha Post
OMee" can have pills any part o. the city
country (conideptialy) and free 81 1151age TX mail
n b. Bs,rure Of Gcse cOSefe1{ " Hese rus You can
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boy Idear nd that) LADIES lives and heath
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rty arr bozus. None genuine unless the Of d
Ioy IL m every box which has recently been added on
ic,,+,nt n the Pill being counterfeited."
Sold also by BosWOTTH Sons, Milwaukee; Corey & Son
Wamke an LoRD SMITH, and FULLER s. FINCH, Chicago
and by Druggist in SgeFy town and Yag. in the United
Till &. RUCKEL. 81 Greenwich street New York,
General v bosale Agents. ly22
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New WRINKLE.-It is becoming quite
common in New York, TO append to marriage
notices published In the papers, No card
sent" thus obvisting the Misunderstanding
and offences which would necessarily arise
among friends and acquaintance from want
of knowledge of the fact, and escape the re-
sponSbility Of the omissions and discrimins-
tjons always iucident to the occasion.
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THE MEssAGE-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Zoe
ming Post writes: ''The document
will present q clear and concise sum-
mary of events of the past year, and
view of the present condition of af>
fairs; and it is now well understood
that Mr.. Lincoln will take strong
ground IN favor Of emancipation.
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~ Falmouth, Va, where the ad-
vance of Burnside's army now is, lee
on the north bank of the Rappahan ;
mock river, directly opposite Fred
ricksburg, which now appears doomed
to destruction.
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New Advertisements.
EN UP.

NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber in the town
~ OF Sgmers, on about the 10th day of November,
middling sized Red Cow, supposed to be iva or SIX
years old-horns hgh--the tip end of the le1t horn
somewhat spntereda little white about the bag and
the tip Of the tail also white The requested to
LEVI FOX.
somers, Nov 90, 1862. 4w25
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Absent ORceIs 90 be punished.

The Washington Telegraphic correspondent
of the New York Tribune, says the Government
has determined that the commissioned officers
now ahsant from their commands. who number,
IL is said between l,100 ami l,20O shall be
brought back to their duty and be punished IS
verely. unless they can show leaves of absence
emanating from competent authority. The
most thorough measures will be adopted to
ti4d, add the most stringent ones III dealing
with those shoulder strapped recreanto. 1t was
upon this general subject II at the President,
secretary Of war, and the general.in-chiet, and
adjutant general had ali interview to-day, at
which they fully aud inoily discussed the meas
to be taken. The detailed result of the inter-
view will be seen in the semi> ofticiafstatement
forwarded you to- night by the Associated Press
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You will see by this that Democracy is not
very popular in this regiment
We have seen something of the practical
workings OF the doctrines OF the Democratic
party, and the rotIenness of the concern is more
apparent. than ever before
Yours truly, &C. JOHNSON,
Cant Co 18th We
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The Fiftecnth Wisconsin.
EpGrrIELp JUNCTION, NEAR J

EDGIFIELD JUNCTION, NEAR (
NASHVILLE, Tenu., Nov. 10, 1852. Z!
Our election on the 4th inst, went off quiet
iy. The vote was very light. owing to the abb
seuce of companies G ard at Island No. 10,
ard A and K were not raised in Wisconsin, 50
that only six companies voted. Mr.. Larkin of
Milwaukee visited US the day before election,
peddling the Democrat tickets, and election
eerng as best he knew how How far he sue
ceeded the following vote will show:
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Rirat Kiacnn.in CarnI

The LIST Wisconsin cavalry voted as follows
22l Republicans, 90 Democrats This does
not exactly agree with some statements Of the
Milwaukee Neg, the other day, that the vote
was about even.
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TENHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-

Published for the benefit and a warning and eau
ton to young who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, &c. Supplying at the same time the
means Of Self Cure. By who has cured himself al
being put to great expense through medical IMPOSE
ton and quackery. By enclosing post paid address
envelope, may be had Of the author, Ma
THANAL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County, New
York
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
W Ak y T : II 7 N ~ I Z
WASHINGTON. -. e., November 'b2.

WAsHIEGToS, -. g., November o2
Rev. Silas Livermore, Guthrievllle, Pa.
SIR-In reply to yours of the 27th
ult,, desiring to be informed on certain
questions appertaining TO the draft, the
Secretary of War directs me to say
that. when a drafted man furnishes a
substitute that is accepted, the two
change places. The principal is liable
to another draft, if made, Just as be
would be if he had not been drafted
at first, and the substitute is bound by
the first draft of the principal, just as
if he had been drafted himself.
Very respectfully,
G. p BUCKINGHAM,
Brigader General and A. A, IT,
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Interesting from Washington.

w ASHINTION3 NOV 20
Ex-President Buchanan in the Ma
tionaI L1teilige1acer to-day closes the
controversy between Gen. Scott and
himself, and claims that he has already
furnished clear and distinct responses
to all the alleged allegations of Gen.
Scott. Mr.. Buchanan says that he
should now have determined more to
adj had Gen Scott in his reiolnder
confined himselftO the topics embraced
in his original letter.
Gen. Scott has extended the topics.
and now tor the first time and in q
sarcastic and unkindly spirit refers
to the alleged stealing Of the public
arms by Secretary Floyd, and their
transportation to the South, in antics
patton of the rebellion.-The most
conclusive answer to this allegation,
Mr.. Buchanan remarks, Is that, not>
withstanding tse Boosting OF Floyd at
Richmond, evidently with a view of
conciliating his allies, there cited by
General Scott as his authority, no
public arms were ever stolen. Had
Gen. Scott reflected for momnet, he
could not have fallen into the blunder.
New YORK, Nov. %.
Tho steamship Roanoke, from New
Orleans 18th, and Havana Goth, has
arrived. Among her passengers are
General Arnold and staff, en-route to
Boston. Gen. Arnold is suffering uu>
der q paraIytic shock.
Military Governor Sheply has issued
a proclamation calling npon the loyal
electors of the First and SecDud Com
gressional Districts OF louisiana to
choose Representatives 20 Congress,
and appointed the Sd of December for
holding the elections.
One hundred and twenty four men
of the Eighth Vermont Regiment caps
tured on the 4th OF September were
returned on the 18th. Seven were
shot by the rebels for having enlisted
i'll New Orleans.
Three hundred and three former
confederates, who had also enlisted,
were detained ct Vicksburg and four
died during their captivity.
Gen. Butter had seized aud closed
the banks of New Orleans for sending
$4O5,OO0 specie within sixty days to
the rebel government. This specie
rad been previously reported to Gen.
Butler as having been sent away,
which was not the fact.
a cavalry reconnaissance from Gen.
Weights force captured two cannon
within four miles OF Baton Rouge.
The De;ta OF the 18th, exposes the
transactions of E. Grorthem 81 Co.,
with the rebels, aud indicates the
French Consul.
New YORK, Nov. 25.
A dispatch from Summers heads
quarters 23d, states that fifteen desert
ers from the rebels say LoEgstreet ;
division has arrived at Fredericksburg
and Hills corps is expected hourly
The talk in the rebel camp is to the
effect that Lee intends to dispute the
feCeral crossing of the Rappahannock
with his entire force.
The rebels have enlarged their in
trenchments, but built no new ones;
their guns command the ford oppo-
site Falmouth.
Summers Division has the advance
of our army.
Trains were RUNNING all yesterday
and last night from Fredericksburg to
Richmond. The entire population
have left A rebel brigade Of infantry
occupy thecity.
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DEATH OF AN ADmRAL.-Rear- Ad-
mral Ellie A. F. Lavalette, Z. 5. N,
died at Philadelphia on Tuesday eve
ming, aged 70 years.
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Tha. the South is exhausted of its fighting

That the South is exhausted of its fighting
men, correspondent of the New York EreH>
ing Post is fully persuaded, and gives the fol"
Lowing TACT in proof: The county of Coosa in
1850 threw over 2 800 votes 1t has sent to
the war, over $500 soldiers And this is the
case in almost every nelghborhood. The ne
groes are very calm in the midst of the terrors
of the war. In the very beginning they said
''This war is going to kill up all the white
men in tn south, and leave the land to be tiled
by negroes He says they are confident they
will all be fee, and that, as people, they are
at this moment far better fitted to take care Of
themselves than the poor whites.
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NASHVILLE. November 10Th.

New YORK, Nov. 25.-A Fortress
Monroe letter confirms the reported
Reconnaissance to the Chickahominy
by our cavalry. A force of the enemy
was met, of whom two were killed
and six captured. We had not a man
injured. Henry A. Wise commands
the Notifications about Richmond.
The New York Iribu,ae's Aqua
Greek letter says: Our enemy rests on
line extending from Stafford Court
House to the Rappanhannock.
A strange report is in circulation
that the real advance will not take
place from Fredericksburg, but the
movement to the Rappahannock is
only feint, while the decisive blows
will be struck from another direction.
Those who appear to believe the story
cannot, however, give it any founda~
ton.
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Mrs. G, p. Brister, Editress of Newark (0) Times,
writes in her paper OF January 49, 1859. as follows
e9B- We know that DR.. Roback's >cRndinavlan Ram
eoes are all they claim to be. The DR.. presented ne
with Few bottles of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier
ana boxes OF his Blood Pills last which put new
ne INTO US; They invgorEte strengthen, and leave
ne system IN better condition than stimuants usual
ly DO ana nave no depressing effect. We feel safe in
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debility be the cause what may, the Pills have this
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time leave the patient stronger and in an improved
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with the Blood Purifier and you will feel like many who
have been relieved, and willing to add your testimony
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Governor Holbrook of Vermont has appoint
ed Thursday December 4th,as day for thank
giving in that State. This alone breaks the
general uniformity Of the appointments for
Thanksgiving Day. The 9th of November
had been previously designated by the Cover
ners of the following States Maine New Hamp
shire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York.
Ohio, michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, aud
Missouri, The same day has also been ap>
pointed in Canada.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered the only safe
means of renewing interrupted menstruatiOn. but
LADIES MUST BE.aR IN MIND

That on that Uery account if taken when the nerru pton
from natural they win inevitably prevent the
expected events. THIS C8UIION is ABSOLUTELY
for such is the tendency Of the Pills
store the original Uf the sexual organization that
they inevitably arrest the process of CESSATION
Explicit directions stating when they should be used with
each hox-Prce One Ooliar each Boz containing 80 Pills
valuable Pamphle, be had free Of the Agents, Pills
sent by pOmphg By enclosing price to the Agent Sold
by Druggists generally X, u. HUTCHINGS,
Proprietor. 20 Csdar St. new York.
Sold in KenGsha by T. ROBIN son,
And Druggists Every where.
Sold in Chicago at Manufacturers prices by
Iy42 LORD s. SMITH.