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Circuit Court -Eanitowoc
County,

Rawson, Albert u. Grsen, william II. LYON
Garren w Lyon, Robert Shaw Morris Sober,
John W Perigo, EI~ari B. Bnlkley, Geo
L Bulklay, John G. Plmpton, Samuel II
Cornell, SidseY Cornell, Simon b. Cary, Henry
4. Huntington Pa lip adswerth, Calvin C
Parks, Jr Rethua B. Vincent, John H. Vim
cent David Hinrod, David Shjsk, Samuel G
u wis, Charles B. Sawyer, Natha0 W. Perkins
Plaintiffs. against Obadiah II. Platt, George
Rice. Gideon B. Co Inns, Jacob Halver-on. Ben
i4min Wellington. Samuel B Talbot. John l.
Emerson James Il Danforth, Prentiss "
Scudder, Frederick Sweetser, Samuel Fl. Cook
in, james Swan, Isaac o. Blodgett, Henry W
" ellington, John A D. Gross, Cornelius Wei
liugton Nathan II. Daniels, Wells Gcverly, j.
II. Pryor, Hrsm Knapp, Joel L Holbroos, j.,
seph A Arnold, Daniel B. Stedman, s. z. Ri
der, D4fsndsnt7
IN PURSUANCE OF judgment Of the above.
J. entitled Court made in the above-entitled
0cr0A, sa-ring date the 29yh day Of December,
1868, /, the -lbsciiber, Receiver aAmed in said
jur gmeut, vii expose for sale an0 sell At public
auction. At the Court House IN the village of
Sanitawoc, within the Office Of the County
Judge, on Saturday the 18Th day of March, 1854,
a 2 O'clock P ", the following defcribed prem
Uses ta.wit:
Lot 5 and block 1871. | 5 Bits, iIbl76,
80 -, 70 anu ~
-, a.u - ~ ! ~ anu o'' iot
.hu % lOo Z AZ ana "a, ! ana
b pa ard b 2I5, Is md 1S 242 2
IL ard II b 2il, 2 l snd b 243 | ? 26s
: and s 152, | l70, i and 8 III,
ard 6 l13; al aforesaid 10 5 being IN the
village and county Of Mlnit voc
Lot 9, subdivision 3 b q sec 10 19 "a
hv- Hcrrs; iot- l OF 'n' s. ali OF ! IL IL
10 10 IL n OF i"t ~ loI II IL OF lot
81 II OF Il rs, III tn" village o: aanltoSoc
Lot l5s lyo ~ 1873 ! and 10
10 ZoZ Zoo ~ ana II o 2So .
ana n a44; III the vi'ass OF Aanit"w"c
- q n"q sec 20 sh 20 OF ueq sec 10 la
"a. oV acres ~ want woo county
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Valuable Land for Sale -!

I'VE following described good Tracts OF land
I situated IL Sariroso &C county, ate ofered
for sale Oh favorable terms:
F. quarter Of Sec Is. To~n %. Rig 81
:. f q . \ f. g" 81 Sec Is Town 20, Il. q
q Al s. y Or ct Sec. 10 Tvwn 20, R 81.
Apply to sr. NAHDNEY, st Hauitowoc.
or I" the Ut "rsi gnei, near tire v'lsg OF Ce>
"srbatg, az ausee county, Wi7n"'-i
JOHN NTIC4HEY.
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GEO. Rec u.

Ihorney and ConnSeiIor at Lnw.
Has resumed the practice ot his profession in
M1ni'nwoc. and ca, now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional .,n.iness
eutrl~ ed to him
Cps C"ii' cti'ns made in rarr Of tn State
For few weeks his office will be found at
his dwelling housa
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To Justices and Supervisors

hsvs copies Of Chapter 1T 81 he General
Ls~ nt 1884, { distribution ,mony the sew
raj Jnsicts Of the Peace aaA Chairman q
ho rds II Sspervi-or. Of the several to-u- OF
*sri'n-oc County, whe can he oo,sin-d ~
w re JOSEPH FRAN'L
Clerk Circuit Court
Aanitovoc March - 1864 Az
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Notice :

II SCHULTZ 4 co, having DISPOSED of their
L Shoe Shop and stock 10 G SCHULZ /
co, hereby notify their customers tha tres de
sire - settle 10 their IN -iueHa, aud v n slH
those indebted ~ them to call ~ their Office
onr door east OF he Old ~ nd and up
Til. Old frm sill continue the TaHnery B,Izi-
nre- a. heretofore, ard are ALWAYS prepared N
cav tie highest CASH PRICE, for Hide-,
SKINS &c
F. SCHULTZ / 60.
Nanits-ec, Oct. 20, 1868
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ShoriTs Sale.

tn" Stat al - 1-cr-.,.-- III owoc CnHnev
'tr,u,r Court. & nre- Il afrer against JOIN
Nj ~ r1,cnt IN
~ VIRTUE o. a. * Gu On is-uei or ~
! , 4 . der t1p -.ai - I'D nHrt is III
....y- ..siti.i Hc-.nr, tc me- ilrectrt and iry
$3.50 l..i a.tt.-' III persons md f"sl proper.
= %. - i IcFu :" n~,inrrv hav. --'zed auu
.--.,j upou Tie '9lio- ng d.-criiei rat estate.
st,3 n ,aa r,g,.t mi. rnd interest which the
aid .tpi~rssau, al IN the said property ~ The
itrc - TIE t.aclerins Of ard judgment, 20 ~it !:
ra tia ri.,rt. -fir-t (3l J day OF December, 1860,
or 80 ~lner '~q4ir"d
IT. -,3I-h est Uusr e- Of north east quarter
81 S'cfo, y. tw-Ttv two (22). continuing for
,,.r.-. ne -pI 20" q ,arter OF north est
= ~ ar S.ctian No txanty-thrre 81. Town
~,rt> - R,1ge ~ ntv~t,ur az, contain
ny { ,tv aces; The north west quar- er n' sou h
+ on.rt r Of S-.ctipn NJ tween y-i9e 20 :,
Town 'Hen,v 90 |, Range twenty our e c"u>
tsiui tor ere tn s0uth East quarter of sec
ti"r No tweuty,-lK -26- Tow twenty -2o,
R5g> We =, tDur -2t--. co t hing one hui.
dr.i AID 1t, acres the north halt o. north
a.4t Guar'er of S,crion NJ ore L. T0sr
t-eutv -21-- K, t~eHt~~thr-~ -2s-Cnn>
r.i'ing ,icn so acres; the sou h east
ur,ct-r - section one i Town twenty
Do. IA % xe0tv three --2}, con anirg
t., f. nun I'D ,lit 4i1tv acre.. IT,. north :.
G l.r:-r u the sslth east Gafr'-r of y ctnn No
irte.n b, Te.1 tsebty-o e FL,
.n.e t~sa v-tlrge -23-, con aiming ortv
4rre-: the so1'1 west quarter o! Src5io1 No
'h,rr,.ru Is, Town t~enty>one I'll,
Rrga 'v"nty-t rec %, containing ono
hun rel aud sky acres. the ~est haIf OF n crth
e.>' quarter, Section No. twenty four -24-,
ro~a t~4ntv-oue -2l-, Rang twenty three
-23 = coufs mug eighty sores; and tie north
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CHARLES W. WHITE

Ahor en- and Connsell,r at Law, Boanfv..
Pension. and General Claim Aqent.
Office adjoining KIingholtz Hall, on s,h Street,
between Fr,nk'in aad Jaw streets, Msnito.
voc, Wisconsin VIII attend promptly to all
business entrusted to hi. care
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CHEAP PASSAGE !

pY FIRSF-CLASS ROYAL NAH. STEAM
ID SHIPS OF rhu
Galway and Montreal Lin es,
S'i'ins weekly bctree, England, Ireland and
America
AI'H, by The Washington Line Of Clipper
SatliHy Pdclrfs weekly, he;w-en Livrrpool
ard ~ :ork SIGHT DRAFTS on tn Ma.
tora' Ra' X, PAYABLE At any Of its branrhes in
England O. IreiAnd Those who wish 70 60 10
or serd r their friend from Europe, can pur-
chase tirket- at iove-t rates from
SABEL 4 SEARLE, 90 Broadway. Y.
Or .heir agent, CHARLES KUEHN,
st Maritowoc Wis.
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Sheriff Salr.
T State ~ Wiscn -ir- A,rirnwoc Cont,
e -. C"ur-. J"~enh F Becker, again,
John Horsmann and Theodore Prehn. E,.ca-

T State ~ Wscr SIP A,rirowoc Cont,
"'i' Cnurr. J"-enh F Becker, rcair,-,
John Horstmann and Theodore Prehn E,.ca-
DY VIRTUE OF Al execution issued u O
- Il tie SGT, OF I'D tunrf, IN tn
10, .rii'l"d aCtlon 70 ~" DIRE. And .i,liy
e-ei sea- AZ fhr personal and r.,i pr. pert, q.
the S,id J"hr Iiur-tu,aun aid Th-odor- p ell,,
h"v" Nv cd upon & toll wing de>cr'h bed rca
e-fae ard ~ The RI b., ute aud interest WHICH
thr s.id is p'diits ar "tther 81 TEEN nsd n
ssd /" III. ''llnuir & described lands ~ the late
Of d"cke'ng Of salt jr.izEeut, t"-wit: the 20
DIV ~ H"ch A y 1860. or hsv. since ~ q 4.
red The q at g. tie ne Or I u y
or, q ~ /" q AMI = q Of NV q" e1
coping 20 G-l0O ,re- de -icd away Jsruar,
IL 1880 IN >'.cti" t"u 10 T.a, -ht
sight.el Is np-'h - RI &c " t~n % ,
ets'. " "a real >,s:e gi', nile and u,'-r-
ct .'"r--a.d. -'n.n rs" =. f,r al. I'D ..i
a. pUbli. du.. th- Court II pu-,. n the vi
i..c sri county # ,u't.,sTac. ant STATE atur-
said "n Tn,-dlv Ihe 8 diS of March A D
1854 ~ r!9s hour o. -" y o'"l"c, p W. If said
d.'. :" 10y s,fi = ct'.'.n n'.,! is
D,.d S"",i ~ OF - 5 = ST. 1864
IL. swim, S'rrf,
u Hvs>S I der -a-rf.
Pr.I- !. ~.~ A = h t,,,yt.r "
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CEAS. \. 3SET'TER.

ia tlre 81 tie Pe,Ce, Nn,arv Pu''ic G9prras
t." ve'n CIR. a'd Agent tor n" Milwaukee
N.rn | ~urtace Company WI tt-nd #
h" ',''"""' q axe, Nc. Office south
tn Court II u.s..
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BEER l. KERN.

North side, np3osirc Richards Foundry Deal.
ers in d.; i'nnC- GrncercS ara rroyisions.
Glass, Crockerv, Ftrcv Goods OiLC.,th.
Woo!rn yarn, Fancy Baskets Fiddle. I'D
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys Cordures,
PapprhanginCs. z u>he@ &c
Respectfully solicit share of public p.trsn.
sTe
Nauitowoc .Tuv 1859 r1,F
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GEO. Y. WOODIN.

.fftormey and Counelior a: Low,
nstic" Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
'!"usr after ton gwen 10 collecting, &c Or
bee on York Street, Manitowoc Wis. milf
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T.. Esskl:N VAN.

|"""fy S"1ey"r Of Nnnifo,coc County.
RESipt>CE. NEAR CLARK MILLS
VIII promptly attend re- AL business ar trusted
&" him. Otda.S ma, he left at the Store Of 4
Hahone', az a he otfire of Clerk of the Court.
Ma irow.r
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II. S. BALCOLM, II. D.,
Physician and Surgeon -!

II. S. BALCoLM, II. D.,
Physician and Surgeon !
Office IN TIE National Hotel.
TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY 10 inform the
L inhabitants OF hanitowoc and ueighboring
towns that he has located in this place. where he
intends to pursue the practice of
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
liz all IFS branches.
DR.. BALCOLI Independent OF his experience
in private practice Physician and Surgeon,
has been fer several years
Resident Medical Omcer
OF the Massachusetts, General Hospital, and hs a
there had ample opportunity to witress the
modern practice OF Medicine and Surgery in ev.
variety OF disc ase-Local ID FOREIGN
Chronic and Acute-by some of the most emf
nent men in the me iicsl profession The Doe
tor trusts that his experience and a strict atten-
tl0n 20 Tie duties of his profession VIII entirle
him to the confidence of the community
REFERENCES.
Dr. J. Mason WARREN. one OF the Visiting
Surgeons of Massachusetts, General Hospital, dc.
Dir. Harry g CLARK inspector n'Chief OF
Hospitals, SAM ary Commission, q. S. n. tity
PLY stefan OF Boston, &c, &c.
DE-. S. c BLAKE, Chicago Illinois
DE- A. McLAREH, Medical Director Depart
ment OF New England; late President OF Army
Medical Board.
Mi I 6. OLssrED 9th Wisconsin Vols
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sheriff g sale.

s:'ta ~ Observation-Disclosures G"urtv Circuit
Count william McDoUgtN. Pif Y. William
: J.,es IN : res, Alextn W. N sctr.
n~rry u Chtmhcrl4iu, A Nsuuinrt. Eli
- <cvhouse, Frederick U.m aud Nicholas
- -~.sr ttfs.
i WRITE aud pursuance Of i judgment ZEN.
! :. 80 IA hn sb0ve-entit'ei action, a. the
Spec - T-rau of rne Cnsuit 4 urt for the Fourth
Jr.iici } ,'rCuir. ted a. ~hebovgsn o. tn - h
Ia, - ! NY. D. 1864 shall x - ~
? /. nd -rf I p bic auctinn At TIE 5 g. -.
Of =. II, IN. villa al nir,.w - .r tn $50 9
thu stH dsv At "4rch. 1854 - II .'r1,,, ~ of
that d4, h" 'ol g-a s"5Ib"t wnr z -
premjs or 50 n. ~ fi.I''.'' a. NAV b. nc <rr-
r. o." stt.-'y ghr ,iG0.".'. iaterrsT II! .o.t-,
r. Il costs = -e ? r.. SAD s"-ina. ta~-.t.
A ID IT,. fa.f,H &--cT,h-f rae. or H.rc-i
.fEa-j .',.~r.s ~ re reurtv - s-.Hr-.c,
8 .ta ., q .-,. $" Tee @r-'. Q ~
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I'll + PILOT.
Man:fDWOc Marker.

"Drrgctsi Weekly ~ WV IL HoRN
Deuler IN Produce. Propistons Dr.
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SGssce.


NHE UNDER IGhED, Stockholders in tn
aauito~oc & Mississippi Raj al C.m-
raa7, holding AID representing mora than a
maj 'rity Of the capital stock Of said Company,
hereby give notice that there will be meeting
or tn stockholders of said COMPANY acd st
the Office Of Geo. r Goodwin, in the village
OF aenashi, on the 1Tth day OF arch, 1864
1t 2 O'Clock, H., TOR the purpose Of r."..inc
nine Dlrcef"r- Of stid Company aa lh.H
flee " G. ~. sre elected a. qlii.i ed.
D,te' + braarv , 1854
n" ehp'e ,"-er"s - atjraraei t, Thp-si.s
70" - = a4N "t sav nex AMI will held a,
eam pisee aaa tour e sad day, as above
4 II SCDTF.
CURTIS REED.
+ BULNLEY,
HENRY He FITT & co
PROXIES ny CURTIS REED
j ks by He RY Dewitt
Pr X.e- bs Gr.D REED
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VIM. VI. NICHOLS.

attorney and CounseLor at Lau.
Office on York Street. Wanirowoc, Manitovoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
-. nl.tf
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Browns IIeat Market !

1@-'' = - ~.
Nert Door 10 Piau d. TIas Store
VyTH. BROWN viFhn- the peore Of usniio-
w v0c to bear in mini IN, be is ready from
s'r:irat morn till late at n ht 10 furnish flem
VIII all varieties Of MEAT CT the choicest kinds
a. the lowest rates.
To Farmers.
Will nav you the highest price for good,
sound hcalhv cattle, and no other kind Also
for Pork, Poultry, &c. Come ant sec ne before
you eel elsewhere.
YaDitOvoc, Nov IL 1858
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EIaHrH DlgrAl 07. -aENTLEMS REerDiN0 IN the
~ Hilhteonth twentieth and Twenty hrst Wardsof the
Tsirs! NJ 9sla Yll % isInsIsd PrpFpl WIN xils9
sorrscy procured 81 foYxsSn heir orders The once
q me nsrsnsp.y tanssrg and General Rsgrs',s..svo
Money payphs only when the representative L
Ing 70 ssud Representatives g army viii have thor
edsrs promptly attended, % and VIII have precsdence The
Msn5iere Proycs lsrsNal + furnishing more men 10 hs
enerw viii tretaty on ls quota without dra Most Of
the representatives. have been procured BY tho Merchana
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MATRIBfONIA1s


A YOUNG LADY WISHES 70 CoRRE0POND WITH
"A gentleman with a view 10 matrimony. he must nd
be over thirty ve obecs; some personal atras
carte dc vse requested
week Maud auiicr, New York Poal odlce -
JVANTEp-BY A YOUNG NAN, HANDSOME AND
w wealthy Wife, must be young pretty ard OF 60
and would IKE aoyey companion. None but those IN per-
feet sincerity need answer. Address for three dana VI
agreeable With carte do ve Harry 81 John. Herald ocS
I'VE ARE rRIBNDs, STRANGERS HERE, AND DIN.
~. SIRE q marry WeAre not wealthy but We are rsspss
are noderAe buf relisbe Address In confidence, 0coruo
Bel or James Dearborn, Herald omeA sf4 - A as'f
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A cARp-REsIDERTs OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
IA are by orders allowed furnish substitute
or as they officially termed, representative recruits
anticipation OF draft which cxempts principals for three
years. The extraordinary facilities MesSrs, w. Graham
Cc vo.nntecr and escnatye agency 5at Broadway.
guarantees exemption for parties who choose
avail of their services Ladies'
cnpton friends and also be Represented the
Army OF The United States. No payment of kind
qurdd int tho representative secured and h- exemp
lion papers delivered. 9. w. GRAHAM 4 CO.,
New Icpx, July 10 1856 No. 5t Broadway.
, 1864-08-11
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
7 hc State QuotA-M11ltary an4 Pultti
cal IteI11at

Especial Dispatch to the Chtcsso TEibune.l
srRHo'1:1n' Wednesday Az. 10. lSA'
There was nnerence Oh N'No IN dehefa1
Fuller and General Fry's accounts as regards
the excess claimed by our State. Generat
Fu1ler'e additional claim vas, however a.
lowed, and the excess OF t1e state Is pre-
cfselY what he Claimed General Fuller and
Col. 0akes will be home tomorrow.
Three Of the substitutes who recently at
rived at Camp Butler escaped on -Monday
and are get at large. :.
Capt 4. a. Keys, Post Aajutant at Camp
Butler, has been honotably discharged from
the service.
M..in;n n;ra,c will bo held at Auburn.
-. s..t1 cn ~, 1t;t, mai. IN wh}ch
~ -, tn.e eoau3, ~ xias-a .sr,t,1
~, atsenea ~ 1uo o.oe, ,.AN..s e.s ~
fn.een ie.. u,'e -, W .,1' n' a,.e ' n.,." . ~
anesuas at!1su ~ 49, 49, ~ ~"
'u1 ~ n4Suse Nv fa I"s~-,-a. Ca.s..ss - r.
.,.L us ss" rsan a.ssnsr.s .ua - o.sa.sas ~ w..
a.. nas ,D,.s ussn s -saa-+r :. 4ta asoea ~ Tsa
" tahe 'leAo w p1op1*5 ~ tqs ns".o oe' Ane
oencete 'fe , yessc n a. Doo' D ~
d. na'eu' '4es u' n w. ~, n.ou,
seeie.a'a' 1Anoie" - .'."o' o'os4 "a
1'6su'' e.. o,a
1ue e.ppe'nea. 'saae 80 soaus ~ n'eo a.
enc Inust 1e ps'a.S appea-s ~ 80 -. i,,sa W
naa ,ss's. ses n,,+..uaaas,r w autns,aa ...,,,as
ansns s T,,~.. a,a;a, ~ ,1n,n eyss ,.t,sat =,
=. ~, 80, ~ ,.s, ~ ~
, 1864-08-11
FROM MOBILE.
Report Of an Officer Arrived from the
Fleet.

New York, Wednesday, Aug. 1.0-The
New York 1t1bune's Washington special
ea.6: Chief Engineer Latimer arrived this
morning from the feet off Mobile. He re-
ports that when he left, active preparations
were being made for lmmetfate actfon by
Fsrragut. He describes-F Fort Morgan as
brick structure en- the Sumter plan, and
banked up, as an additional precaution, with
eand, 80 that Ito front is impregnable, but,
being o4ce passed, can readily be reduced BY
an attack from the rear. FarraQut having
eucceeded in passing the fort, We shall doubt
less hear &C its Gapit4}atl.a OF evacuation in
a dap OF two.
Official dispatches from Farragut are ex-
pected tomorrow. It WAS no part of his
rlap to attempt the capture Of the city, but
only to relieve q portion Of the lnrge fleet
which has been stationed there for The past
Six months.
The rebel 1laurg's statement, in dispatch,
that the Tecumsth Was sunk by Fort Nor
gar is totals dfebelfeVed at the Navy De-
partment- The vessel WAS not likely to en-
Rage the fort, and no chance shot could have
sunk her.
WAsn1NsTos, Wednesday, Aug. 1o.-The
Navy Department tonight received d dis
patch containing the following from the
Richmond EramIner Of the 9th:
A dispatch from Mobile dated August Z,
two DAYS later than our previous adTlces.
states thAt the situation had not materially
altered since the eremy's victory over our
iron-clads on last Friday. The NavY Depart
ment received Telegram yesterday morning
announcing that the Morgan, the only gun-
boat Of onf fleet which was not either sunk,
beached or captured, has succeeded In get
ting over the bar and reaching Mobile.
, 1864-08-11
FROM INDIANA.
The morton-McDonnld Discussion in
Indiana

Especial Dsnatch to the Chicago T1lbuae.1
LAfonff' 1nu., wednesday. August lo.
An interesting political discussion was held
u TINS city, THIS afternoon, al tne Falr
Grounds adjoining the town, IN which Gov.
Morton, the Republican candidate, aud Judge
McDaDa1d, Copperhead candidate for Cover
nor Of the State Of indiana, participated.
there were ABOUT h7e tnon7and people
present, and the discussion was marked y
great enthusiasm. By lar the greal matof1ty
, 1864-08-11

rt,e pnblfc Debt-TFeGsury Matters
military NcHs-A Flight OF 1kumorss
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago I1ibune.1
WAsu1xaroS, Wednesday, Aug, 10.
TIE PUBLIC pEBT.

lSpectal Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.1
WAsu1xaros, Wednesday, Aug, 10.
TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
Tic public debt is now one billion eight
hundred and thfrty-two million six hundred
and fortx mine thousand eight hundred aud
thirty five dollars and Eixty-two and half
cents (s1. .SS22 CAS-. ss5 62H.)
The statement shows, compared with that
of last week, d sale of five hundred and elk
Teen thousand dollars Of the old seven three
tenth notes into long loans and the issue Of
five million four hundred thousand dollars
II. certificates of indebtedneee; the issue Of
nine million four hundred thousand dollars
Of three years compound interest notes; the
deliyerg of five million dollars of the new
eeyen three-tepth notes; an increase OF
one hundred and thirty thousand dollars OF
fractional currency; an fncreas OF about
three hundred Thousand dollars in money on
hand. A decrease Of eight and half MIL
lion dollars In unpaid acquisitions and an IN
crease of five million one hundred and dtty
thousand dollars In the aggregate pupnc
debt.
PROM GEN. AvEH1LL.
Gen. Ayerill's official report Of bis engage
ment with the rebels at Mooreleld on sun
day last Gays: Our loss WIS but seven killed
and twenty.one wounded, while the enemy's
loss-his force being about S,000-was ~
p1ie eonefs, including thirty eight officers, md
q large number Of killed and wounded, be-
sides four pieces Of artillery, three battle
flags, 400 horses and equipments, and
quantity Of small arms. -
PROM CHARLESTON.
The Union officers released from Charles
ton concur in saying that the citizens there
were generally kind to them, and that they
found unmistakable evidences Of Union
feeling in many quarters
MILITARY MATTERs.
Twenty rebel Captains and Lleutenants are
among the prisoners sect to the Old Capitol
to-day.
About 400 wounded colored soldiers were
pu; in hospital yesterd.J at Alexandra.
, 1864-08-11
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1856

Lieut.. H. J. Holmes c. G. i,,, !; %'aa'ng' either
Lieut.. Frsnk Munger, CO. u. u misstng, aud
back.
1st sergt. a. Douglass, Co z, Ia supposed to BE-
I'D not ect tie names Of the killed and wound
ed OF The enlisted men, except IN c. and Pot-
Lieut.. Munger and Lieut.. Hurst Wetr tuto the ac-
tion. 1Iert. HURT and James Ramsbottom and
Michael Egan alone came out qnhurt- The record
Of the other fourteen Il thus gtSen:
F1Ukd-Daniel Eager. Charles F C1nnfuaham.
1toanded-James Bennett, Day.d l T Laae. VII
lard Jarvis. Jacob Putnam. Ezra B. Robinson, VIM
a M.s.SSR sS19 IT, I1S Crawford s isyea to be killed.,
zscs E. ~eethrooE, John T. D'1la, tbeteven to be
pr1eonerl Fred 6pecht. ,,,,
4. CHASE Lawrrnce Bristol and 0rInse Lincoln
are wounded, Theee were the only names given
me. Int there must have been othera Al G Ia
ne ev comp;ny md went In with more men than
BEFORE ATLANTA.
[From m Army Lctter.l
AUGUST 3.-The task Of taking Atlanta ia
one Of greater magnitude than hrst sup.
posed, If taken within this month, VIC may
well congratulate ourselves upon our sub
stantial success. The enemy has very strong
works in front of our whole line, and has
GESCltu uE" Outa "1tA4A Aha% Aa9e tAt%9 AoJ9s
Ae our army shifted to the right, CORES.
pondIng movement was made BY the enemy,
who, fearing that we would strike the n acoa
Railroad, Is heavily terrifying it from the
city In the direction Of Eastport, the juno
tion Of the Atlanta and Wett Point and At
lanta aid Macon lines. The main trunk ia
WITH protected by their works, but within
stelli1g distance OF our artillery, which
seriously interrupts the running
Of trains, The right Of Davis
division and the right OF Howard are within
TWO miles Of the road and two and half
miles of the city. Our nearest approach to
The city Is In Geary's front, whose sklrmish'
ers are within the corporation limits, or one
From Gen. Geary's headquarters, situate on
| q bill in the rear Of bus line, an excellent
view Of the city Is obtained, notwlrhstand-
| ing the numerous patches Of forest Within
which the rebel capital nestles- With the
| naked eye fifteen or twenty houses can BE-
| seer, not more than nlll4 from our skfr-
mishsre, many Of them presenting very
| fpe appesrapce- They are surrounded b.
numerous forts and can be easily reached By
our batteries In Geary's fiont-
The weather here is very .Narm; to get a
breath Ct fresh air is relief Batween here
| and the Chattahoochee, the atmosphere ta
polluted With the stencil Of dead animals.
The picture Of desolation which the coun.
| try between the front and the Ctattahoochee
presents, should have place In Peale'B ce1e.
hrated picture Of the "C0urt Of Delth.' u
The babitations OF tile poor, as well as those
or the more WEALTHY, are deserted. Occa
eionally you will come upto the dwelling o.
some poverty stricken wretch, whose ex'
treme age OF decrepitude shielded him IRON
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