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HEADoUARTERs STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
... ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Madison, Dec. 6, 1862.
General order No. 4e:
1t Pppearing that many of the drafted of the
State have failed to report themselves at the camps Of
rendezvous directed and that some who have report
ed, absent without leave having substitutes
The Governor directs that all drafted who not
absent furlough,o who have not provided accept
ed substitute shall report Immediately in person to the
commandment of The camp Of rendezvous Of the district to
which they assigned. The names of all who fail
to appear forthwith above ordered will be placed in
the hands Of the Provost Marshal OF the State for arrest
and treatment deserter.
By order of the Governor and Comm and er in Cheif.
AUG, GAYLORD, Adjutant General
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IN OMG0PATHY in the ascendant Immediate re-
lief guaranteed! DR.. SaYTHE, from Lon don, has
HI opened an establishment in Philadelphia, Pa, for
the treatmeAt of Female COnepLd3ns. Read his
advertisement in another column, headed ala.
IN DIS, READ" 1yl
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rowrRrnLr. Crawford Co.. wis. FEB. 21. 1851

TowERvILLE, Crawford Co., Wis, Feb. 81, 1861.
DIR. @. W. Roback, Proprietor of the Scandinavian
Remedies, Cincinnati Chio-Dear Sir Please send me
sixty dozen of your Pills Immediately, 1 am nearly
out and shall lose sale ii they not promptly ship
ped. Although this is very small place, suppose
you know, am enabled to send you so large order
because most of the physicians in this pant of the
try recommend them and prescribe them in their prao
tice. People wont have any pills but yours and they
really the BEST for use them myself when need
anything of the kind
Last lot o. Purifier received safe and selling WE'LL
Will settle 18th your agent whenever called upon. Ship
care of O. p Martin, Prairie du CHEN.
Respectfully yours, NEAL MINES.
See advertisement in another column. 4w25
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The Senatorial Question.

| As the time draws nigh for the ASSEMBLING o
the Legislature, the election OF U. S. Senator in
place of the Hon. j R. D3oLlTTLE, beco nes a
subject of earnest consideration if not of warm
discussion. We have hitherto, uudsr the in>
tiuence, perhaps, of slight misapprehenson
spoken warmly and strongly in favor of the re-
election of Mr. Doolittle, to the exclusion OF the
claims of any other candidate. Our views up.
on this matter, as far as the eminent fitness Of
Senator Dooittle for the place, is concerned,
rem ain unchanged We believe that Wisconsin
has no ADLER man for that position-none who
would Represent her more creditably in the Sen
ate than j. R. DooL1TTLE. He has that talent
coupled with much experience, that gives him
position and Influence amid his comp GERS, that
we may we'll be proud of. But while we are
thus outspoken in favor the man of our choice,
we are ready to hear the claims of other candi>
dates urged, and to give such claims unpreju,
diced and respectful hearing.
We believe there should at this time, be no
cont entlon between the friends of Messrs Doc
little and Potter. We claim to be among the
warmest friends of Mr.. Potter, and should GER
tanly net object to see him elected to fill the
place of Mr.. Doolittle. Nevertheless there are
reasons why we consider the reelection of Mr..
Doolittle, at this tine to be desirable We think
him peculiarly fitted for the position, both By
qualification and experience. At this crisis of
our national career, we want in the Senate. true
men, and men of commanding influence, who
can not only see and appreciate the right, but
can also WELD an influence in TIA. direction
that shall be felt through the country. Such a
man we believe Senator Doolettle to be. And
in saying this, we do not deny the same qualif-
cations in other gentlemen who have been nam
ed by their friends for the position. We be-
lieve Mr.. Potter to hold the same position in
the House that Mr.. Dooittle does in the Sen.
ate, and it was our most ardent and heartfelt
wish to see him elected TO the place he has so
ably and so honerabiy filed for the last tour
years. We believe the country demands lust
such services as his in the House of Reprosen>
tatives for the two years to come Had he
been elected, we presume no one would have
the tho't of taking him out of that position to
succeed Mr.. Doolittle. We doubt if, in tina
event, there would have been an opposition candi
date named for the Senate. The failure of tn a
people to elect Mr.. Potter, does OF lessen the
quaifc itions of Mr. Doolittle. or make his .u.
procedure apy more proper. We do not admit. |
at this time of national danger, that any man
has claim to impor tant positions of trust and
responsibility. The country has claim upon
the service of the best talent and expe,iercai
within her borders. Irrespective of the wishes
or preferences of any individual or party
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successful as preventive.
TWNIE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
III in Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills for Females per-
of Dr. Duponco years. and thousands of ladies
testify great and never-ang in almost
correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
distressing mensruatOn particularly at the change of e
From five will that common yet dreadful
pant, the Whites Nearly every female III the land suffers
from this complaint Il.
The above Pill has permanently cured thousands and they
the contrary they all DISTINCTIONS
proper channel and inygorate the whole system Ladies
whose health will permit increase Of family viii ind
pills successful preventive. Ladies peculiarly stua
ted those supposng themselves should not these
pills during the first three months they certain to
assumes responsibility, atho their mildness will prevent
any injury health The Ingredients composing the above
pills made known to agent and they will tell
they safe and will perform an claimed for them Price
Sole .4geIt for KenostG County, us.
LADIES!-By sending him 81 through the Kenosha Post
0fce have the pills sent to any of the city
country" (cOnhdentialyl and free OF postage BY mail
N. Il. Belgare ofG base counterfeit Of these Pills You
box (dear that) LADIES your lives and health
much value be tred with besides being imposed
with worthless article Therefore offering these
Pills less than 81 box avoid them you would poison
They bogus None genuine unless the of S. D.
HOWE is every box, which has recently been added
account Of the Pill being countereited."
Sold also, by BoswoRTH Sons, Milwaukee; COREY Son,
Wauke, an; LORD SMITH and FULLER & FINCH Chicago
by Druggist in every and village in the United
States
General Wholesale Agents. 1y9a
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VNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-
ENCE OF AN INVALID. -.-s Z,

Published for the benefit and as a warning and eau
ton to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &C.; supplying the time the
means of Self Cure BY who has cured himself al
ter being put great expense through medical mposi-
ton and quackery. By enclosing post paid address
envelope, may he had of the author Ma
THANAL MAYFAIR, Esq Bedford, King County, New
York. s TIN ~ .. .
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New Advertisements.
n AK EN EP.

AME into the enclosure of the subscriber in the town
~ Of Somers, on about the 10th of Dec, 1862 one
Brndle yearling steer has white spot in the forehead
white the belly and white tuf ftail-horns in
cLed downward. The owner is requested to prove
roperty pay charges and take him away.
Wallace TALCoTT.
Somers, Dec. IS, 1852 4w29
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=. W. PRTTRNGTLL & co.

No. 81 Park Row, New York, s. 6 State
Street Boston, our Agents for the KESosIA TIL
EGRAPH in those Cities and authorised tale Ad
yertisements and subscriptions Tor at Loqoes
Rates. ''-
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DIED.,

In this city the 18th inst, Mr.. AMOS BIGELoW,
aged Is years, months and 10 days.
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Testdmonia1s.

D.. ELKHoRE, June "a, 1869.
We, citizens of Ekhorn Wis, having purchased ,ult
and other nursery stock Of James L. Tubbs agent
for the Bloomington Nursery, ILL.,, H. X. Phenxpropri-
etor, would state that in every instance highly
pleased and entirely satisfied with the in which
orders filed, clearly proving the selections
have been carefully made, by aperson we'll quaEhed
and we would advise and recommend all who desr-
GUS of obtaining Fruit Trees, Evergreens, Bulbs Orna
mental Trees and Plants, and to have their orders
promptly filled, and have tritYr healthy stock, such
well adapted to the changeabe winters and sum-
ners OF Wisconsin, to purchase them of Mr.. Tubbs.
H. F. Spooner, '' w. II. Petit,
l Henry Cousins y. b. Davis
u Peter Colder, J. +. Brett, 4.a
F.. j. L. Holly, Alex. Stevens
3. V. Babcock, #EHr5 W. H. Conger,
s. Ogden, L. g. Merrick,
W. SPooner, r. Salisbury,
Thomas Brande.
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A UNITED STATES ToN.-The Treasury De-
partment has decided hat the meas ure Of a ton.
in making assessments for d. the Internai
Revenue, shall be two thousand two hundred
orty pounds, in all cases .nndsr the excise law
ness the contrary Is specified.
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he News.

The late battle of Fredericksburg, is stll the
topic most prominentjin mems minds, and forms
theme for comment, regret and criticism We
publish graphic aud quite elaborate deicrip-
ton of the battle this week. as given By the
special correspondent Of the n. Y Times The
bravery and indomitsble courage displayed by
the soldiers of the Union, stands out as prom
inent mark for admiration, while the little
that was accomplished by such profuse ssc>
ritice of valuable lies IS matter of serious regret
and disappointment We publish IN another
place the statement of Gen. Burnside, in which
he assumes the responsibility of the movement
that resulted so disastrously. The perusal of
this statement will, in most minds, create a IA
vorable impression of the candor, honesty, and
Judgment of It's author Gen. Burnside wi II
not the less be trusted and honored by The great
mass Of his countryman for the unsuccessful re-
suit of his first great encounter.
Gen. Banks expedition, it turns out, was
not to cooperate with the the Army of the Po~
tomac in the capture of Richmond as the news
intimated at the time of our last issue. His
destination is New Orleans, TO supercede Gen.
Butler, and TO operate against Mobile. When
tn is fact became known, the feeling of disap-
pointment and regret was very generally and
freely expressed 1t was felt by all. that the
enemys greatest real strength, as well as his
most vital point lay in the continued possession
Of Richmond, and in the army of Virginia. Our
greatest available force it was evident to all out
side lockers on should have been massed in that
direction. But the authorities al Washington
had different views, and we shall not say, that
in the final result, they will not prove to have
be ell the correct views.
One thirg, we believe is certain, aud that is
the check at Fredericksburg, will be only tens
porary in It's effects. 1t will probably change
the plan of the campaign against Richmond, and
of course retara tho advance, but 1T will not dis
hearten nor discousage the army, nor the peo-
pie. The army of the Potomac has not lost
confidence in its leader, and the ardor of the
troops is undated
The news from other portions of the seat Of
war is somewhat exciting The rebels have
display ed great activity, and several raids in
he south west department have resulted in the
recapture OF two or three unimportaDt posts,
with the small forces left to hold them. The
encounter between Rosecrans and Bragg in
Tennessee, is till to come off. Our forces there
it is said are ready and anxions for the conflict,
and We shall not De surprised at any time to
hear that the clash of arms has actually COM
mehced in earnest at or near Murfreesboro.
Gen. Grant is still in Mississippi following up
the rebels in that direction. In Arkansas the
most complete success has accompanied the
Union armies, and the enemy will soon be eff
fectually c.us he'd there
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4 GEM FOR THB @z55I0N -!
AND
Splendid and Appropriate Holiday Present.
MIME. DEMOREST's
RUNNING STITCH
SIS SEWING MACHINE

The embodiment Of practical utility, and marvel OF
Simplicity makes the running stitch very rapidly ana
perfect uses a common needle and will last lifetime
Atthe New York State Fair, its simplicity eclency and
great practical utility, confirmed by the award OF
the First Premium. - gs
1t will
n aTEJEP PTTFFLE SHTRR, TUCK
RUN UP BRE4D1HS, etc.
With sInyle or double thread on any material adapt
cd 10 The RUNNING STITCH The thinnest usually the
most cult TO srYtch by other sewing machines being
sa1sd The asiest For ladies' aud childrens apparel
and other articles made OF Sht IaDTlcs II VIII therefore
be found almost INVALUABLE
in 6 Ian ,jop and requiring Iubricatioa change
5sitch is always ready for operation and such
vel of simplicity that child OF six eight years can
rsnERsrAND it, and use il SUCCESSFULLY.
II is not liable TO get out Of order.
Each machine is put up in neat box, accompanied
wi IN full and explicit directions aud rs needles.
Sent address in the United States receipt OF
an order inclosing the amount, may be collected by
Express on delivery OF the machine.
When the money is sent with the order and register
ed guarantee its safe lit and the delivery Of The
machine, anywhere within 2000 miles free OF any ex
press charges. .tt. sE III
Very liberal arrangements for agencies
See MIRROR FASHIONS, for full particulars spec
linen OF sewing ETC., send stamp for return postage.
Address.
NINE. DEMOREsT.
473 Br0adpny. ". Y.
Every lady mother, milner, aad dress-maker should
have one Of these valuable sewing machines 2w2,
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%Tke population of Eastern Vir-
ginia and Western Virginia, according
to the census of $50. Is as follows:
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SPECEaE NOTICES.
INIREi.
FEEsEI

FIRE. LN FIRE!
The Annual Meet -S--A<--ing of the Fire De
OF the City of Kenoshs, will be held at the
Court House onthe second Monday of January next
Dan. IL, 1869 att O'Clock Pm
4, 7. Bent, Sec. owos '
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BE WISE BErIMESi
Do not trfe with your He>lth, Constisuti ons and
Che racter. - II.
If you suffering with any Diseases for which
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
is recommended, a...-.,-
TRY IT! TRY 1T! TRY IT!
1t will YOU long suffering Pain and
and will restore you to 5E...stsaa +
HEALTH AND PURITY,
At Little Expense,
And No Exposure.
Cut out the advertisement i'll another column, and call
or send for it. h. f-i 80 t.-. ....
BEW.4RE OF COUNTERFEITS i!
Ask for HelInbold's. st1, Take no other.
10y CUEES Gu.ARR.ANTEED. Sw24 -
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SPRiSGFIELp, June 10, 1852
J. L. TUBES, Esq.-Dedr Sir Please accept the
thanks of the undersigned for the premptnes and good
faith with which you filled orders for Fruit Trees and
Ornamental Shrubs. We particularly well pleased
with the quality, and also the condition in which they
were delivered. We fad them strong, healthy and
fresh from the nursery, giving unmstakable evidence
of thorough cultivation judicious selections, careful
handling and expeditions delivery being in point of
freshness and vigor much superior to trees raised in
climate and soil foreign TO ours, and exposed to the
css tudes of thousand miles ofraroad transportation;
and in GO faith recommend those DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning fruit and ornamental trees to order them Of you.
David Williams, A. HofstatteT,
G. X. Phelps, William Meadows,
s. 4. johnson, Frank Freytag,
J. J. Dewey, &c.. Amos Fellows,
Dan. Locke, Geneva Peter Orrel,
Scion Read, Bloomfield, Charles Davis,
H 4. 5. Saver, Burlington, l.. 5. Cary,
EAST Troy, June, IA, 1862.
We the undersigned do hereby certify that order
ed from j. l.. Tubbs agent for F. K Phoenix fruit trees
&c. the asst spring; that said trees received in
due tme in good order and were particularly satisfac.
tory, being we'll grown and in good, healthy condition
and we can, from our experience, recommend those
wishing fruit trees order them from the Bloomington
Nurseries, through Mr. Tubbs, agent.
A. o. Bahcock, 81. IS II. d. Clark,
Il W. Lower, Stephen Field,
]. G.. Dorrsnce, ]. II. Stone.
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A Gard to the Suffering,

The REV WILLIAM CosGRovE, while laborinR rs a Mis-
sionary in JAPAN was cured of Consumption, when all
other means had failed by recipe obtained from
This recipe cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption Bronchitis Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders.
DESTROYS ofb.nefttng others, will send this recipe
which have brought home with me, to all who need it,
Z REV. WILLIAM COsGRovE, 3
-@ 1y27 439 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn N. Y. -
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The Minnesota Indian Murders.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
ST.. PAUL. Mimi Dec II, 1861.
A special order issued by Colonel
Miller of the 7th Minnesota regiment
is as follows:
HEADQUARTERS INDIAN Posr }
MAEKATo, Dec. IL, 1862
The President of the United States
having directed the execution of thirty
nine of the Sioux and half>breed pris.
oners, now in my charge, on Friday,
the 26th inst, he having postponed
the time from the 10th inst, said ex-
ecution will be carried into effect in
front of the Indian prison, at this place
on that day at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Exutive also enioins that none
of the prisoners be allowed to escape.
and that they be protected for future
disposition by the government, and the
orders will be executed by the military
force at my disposal, with the utmost
fidelity. ala e,- ~
The aid of all good citizens is inyok-
ed to maintain the law and constitu>
tional authority of the lard ON that
occasion. The State of Minnesota
must not in addition to the terrible
wrongs and outrages inflicted upon her
by the murderous savages, suffer. if
possible, still more fatally in her pros
perlty aud reputation at the hands of
our o misguided though deeply injured
fellow citizens.
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Under the head ofNegotiation of State Bonds
the Secretary gives an account of each sale Of
State Bonds, the amount Of the Bonds, the sum
paid, and the name of the buyers.
Under The IL, al of''Assessment and Taxation
it appears that the total valuation of the Stat
as equ4zed is 1872 1907 ,222 H. and the ag-
greeate amount of the State tax as charged
against the several counties in 1862, is 1902,
5Gl.44. sos, 900 of the Scaool Fund has been
invested in State Bonds bearing seven percent
interest. Valuable appendices are added to
this report giving detailed information with
regard to Insurance Companies, ralroa DIS
county agricultural societies. and elections.
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G.A1HER; RHExLlE.;a L SnlSR r. TOCK,

1--------'---- : =
Every LADY mother, mliner, and dress-maker shou,
have one of these valuable sewing machipes. 2w2,
, 1862-04-23
#uhiga1t Dt1.f 4att08.
100000 ACRES.

sheI Esgasd qnality q De pine &c smoait Pc;
81 5r Ea Ssa lss II Il .5 5Se
Gnt saa fof
PARTON of lie reports of diefent ps1soa. VIC IA
5sRas U ssef @ H;es between s,sn,
CRY and Bay ciry-a dstsnee q rtteen rtiea-forty-
osa The PIePas6a q e. - osa daa
s q ssa e sss: sf 9 E: .s g2s
u coming tntq demand for shtpmest mest,.x
Thess ire also FKe Eaets Of 1Sma! lads Of e7set
stra:ed that Ienea ts veey of tas seSi2aw le= tts
only about df1een months elres the manufacture Of
ns da5 pfeae: aea q ssfreis soa 2hsxs
one companies more taat have bought tteir ground
st s 70 IN ase
the demand not only for ess but also for coEd wood
Efo@ present indics ons It Is helisyed that n no
laron and the rse In raj exte be 50 rapid n II the
Val11sy e f. tns saginaw 81 tse net tvo wears.
Mlehgag, aRd soout txcnts: :fouT taoassnd acres q
@ e Ss5s I'D q Sss ssE
eftae riSef alongside q The Tseis can losd TneSe
i upon the western side Of tae state riser eheFa
gon me qaannty q cut lsss year WA s1ty 1aoaz
81 feet Thase 1ands specially worthy Of tle ssten
The Company has IN It's ONCE At Detlo,t, tnn de
se1iptton OF the q1alty nEd quantity Ct GGhez npot
SIT I'D faese desspons are open i5r ine lspeeo,
~ o9e Vie e ay sa Ee tS Saa sdd a
letter otherwise to shH subscriber, at Detroit Of
, 1862-04-23

MAsTEE'S sALE.@state q st IT,. oi III. III.
Couut5-ln ChancFry- James H Eecs vs.. panta T.
Eleayeland and John HRl1cs-
Public notice is herecy Eivea thet I, L c; Paine
Freer, Mister in EhalcefT OF Cook County. State OF
L.ntis will in pursuance With tho nisndase IN Pc
cree snt red the ap1yc entitled caus- tia sta day
Ct March A. = ls sell at puolic aucti:n !ot cash 70
the h!EEtEt bidder, Ut tho north door OF the Court
Horsa Of Coos County in th= City Of Chicago IL sad
County on sATrEp.T tee tenth oaT 81 Aa{. r. 4 4, !,
tie premises described IN the Bill Of Copls:nf "a said
canse. u-wit:-Lnt thirsy.niue GO. t2 f.ns EroTe
and ten (!o) IN Binck eiEat g IN Hundeys Sahdvi
s1un OF Lots % % tt D aso q Lots ihtsy.
Gaye ail atasts IN Fractional q S s. eion sgsntyeas 81
gas In County OF Coos and State tf ILLINOIS, or %
much snd .uc portion taefeof ss mss ac nSse baET
maize fhc E.oueF due to tile sad defendant Gle
uron the mortgage described 10 said Bill Of Con1tstn
pti1cpal interest," lib tha costs fes.n1d expenses
Of said sale. T. c. PAINE FRE -
Master IN Chancery Of Cook County
CHICAGO Apri 18th ie62 ar9 p51E-td
, 1862-04-23

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
COUNTY, ss-Super1or Court Of Chicago. April
Term A D. 1867 Wheeler Wilson MaaufaGtart1g
C!onpnny "a Union Manufacturing Company.-attaca-
uept. ,r.,,
Public notice Is hereby given 70 the said union AanI
faruriI COMPANY that Erits OF attachment .sucd
ont Of ce of sae CLERK Of the Superior c2uTs s g
at the suit Of the said Wheeler q l:son Aannfactur
ing Compauy and agaist the ssste Of thG s3a gn1oa
ctaht hundTed and sid dollars, directed % tae
Sierfe of Cook and Zane Counttes, which sad "rits
haye been RETURNED executed ,,<..
NOW therefore, unless You. the sa1d Union Ashuisc
tnrtur Cor1pAuy salE personally he and apne 1eiofe
lie Sid Superior Court Of Chicago on OF heloEe the
aat dag q term thereof 70 be hoae9 @ tae Il
Apr a. B. 1872 give special bail ard plead 70 the said
plaintiff acto1 ndgnsnt E % s,tsTea a @ aGns1 ~ e.
property attached may be sufficient e sasesiE sne
lid Judgment ard cpsts will be sold to satisfy the sane
e1 1-Ae THuMA5 s. CARTER Clerk.
G4I1EP & HtTCHcoCK plt6,s Att5a. GhGt ns8e 4N