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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864
A new and great invention in
HOOP SKIRTS
The Duplex Elliptic Tor double) Steel Spring
al o. WEST, W Chambers street. New York.
the OF the patent and the exclusive manfso
tirers of this
y. W. BRADLEY'S
Patented "Dupey Elliptic Steel Spring
SIIRr
This gention consists Of duplex Cor two elliptic sses
edge edge making the toughest most elastic hcxbe and
durable spring used. enabling the wearer cons
Its elasticity and nexiblsnes to place and
fold the skirt when Ia easily and with the
venence silk sn dress II entirely obyiates snd
siiences the only objections hoop skrsvz the annoy
to the wearer we as the public especially In crowd
ed assemblies carriages railroad church pews or s
crowded from the difficulty of contracting tnem
and occupying small space THIS entirely removes the dr
FORM and the lighies most syl:h and graceful appear
lady having enjoyed the pisasurs comfort and great
veuience OF wearing the Duplex Elipc Spring Skirt for
single will willingly dispense with The
use or them. Thev quality aud b
ghest durable. comfortable and mical
skirt make Merchants will be supplied above. and 10
dies In most hs class retail stores In this city and through
out the different States
Inquire for the thes s.
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n W. KELSEY. AuCrIoNnER, WILL SILL At
Rr,oayS , 0u sss:lco may No sSuS sp.Ss
street, Williamsburg the following Real Estate viz
s0Ei South Second street near sixth street. and Lots
Meeker and North Henry street. In the Seven
ssenh the line OF The Grand street and Newtown
Railroad. Also vreenpont avenue. near Union avenue
enc frame Dwellings and full Lots OF ground
the Grccnpont ferries Terms Of sale made known
day Of sale For full particulars apply to the auc'ioneer q
"A o0lc
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f,RANGE. NJ J-FoR SAILS, A FIRST CLASS LARGE.
airy House. rooms m.dern style WIN ahin nsp Nvs
mnuies walk ef dspot raaure Of B VI BNsiVS' -"
william street.
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TrRNRy n. LEEDS. AucrroNERR
HnrHEnOf.n FURNITURE.
JENRY n. LEEDS, AticTToNEER.

HENRY N, LKEDs MTNKR viii sell nt auction
room, % Iibcrty street, " -
PAIR OF GRAY MARBs--isx hands high s and 9
gears old w,rrssied perfectly sound and Kind In
pair OF family hsrses Aiso set cf Double Harne,s
Also very nne rhir 81 handscne dark bsy Carrisgs
Kind gentle IN every respect Sold OILY a. 6c swncr
has further for them. ~
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rro THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

r,o THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
"a ySe ons s se arr se
s Of sn a se sed rs ID, .sy
able means for tho smcioraton of their deploabe coni
T. msa not s.s ss said as sy had s0n % @
May 1874 eieyen successive bonrs should constitute days
labor comn,,ee upon the compsnie. leirn the
employers scrny refused 10 hear our Just eompans The
Az sfDs ~ sa 70 ssysa eSs s soaad 10 s
fs aa % M of' % & n sfs up
the % PDr Ear Ear. ds,s r. , , s s, Sa 30 so @ s
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dear to hia According 70 the edc isued BY their task
he his y;
sns s o he%s 1 se sss 20
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permits him e DO so he Leave. home twenty minute:
srh I'VE Or an Of s evening pons ays n sa ha pa n
placed ,Ss road and should obstacle
Of slwass Without ex.rs eompensa.on
Many % S osA s H
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Of m M " .n sd
philan,r pic railroad proreiors can bear testimony 70 The
ns.g .ss 8.
future and more ing OCCASION with every apology for
ihe iairasion upon your ysls.s .s q. space
tn. Fourth and Eighth avenues have compsa wih the
THE RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS OF THE
cooper cry GIS,,sss q, on Monday Nay iS Clock fos
permanent o'sa0'''0o John I'0s G. GRAHAM President
T,INsMIrHs AROUSE IA MASS MEETING OF
York and yny Wi isss Place ssfi
p M At lsa Hester street. Bowery on saturday l3h
Al sr~ o. s. % are Pfs w s
tsaf.r thA nv tlfr NJ Ne Unl1
!. SsssfF sssis $sEs' Commits.
| THE MEMBERS or rnE 'LoNasHoRs SHIP PAINT
sr. soca.on VII assemble 70 .,.n at he s. rsr or our
late brother memSsr VIM smith AZ members are earn
r. FIrssxxoss Secretary
REMOVALS.
pR WILLIAM " SANGER O.ArE RESIDENT PAY.
IL sician o Hospitals Blackwets Island has removed
| 70 No 737 Broadway opposite Astor place
DR mARysY HAS hEsovED .no TO sss No mars Asrr a.
caused by otherwise, tumors noes sod
Of the skim without pain Let those 70
ves,sa,e. --------------------
IL rHAcric"1 LfrHoGRAPHERs,
EsGRAvERs AND PRINTERS
wave 'e'"" NO. Ill BROADWAY,
| v1ENRv WILL IMPORTER OF VINES AND
Ill Liquors has removed from % Duane street to i20
| Grand street, pear Broadway
| DEMovAL-MADAME HARRIS BEos TO rNFoRx
il her r stomors that she has opened with
ssua assortncnt Of Round Hats Bonaets and Flowers
| No Breyoort place, ren.h street
ID DEMovAb-MRs j. r. DAVIDSON REssEcrryLLy
i.smen' from as Bsccse, Ne Ss 1nvsrsy plsss
ss ss ss':s os s s.; Il
summer Anlsaery e
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kes'dence 10 wcstenr;.cr county at ancton-ADRIAN
a. MULLER, r. r. WILKINS CO. will sell, at auction,
on Tuesday May r. ls5t at u o'clock at the Exchange
with twelve Of land situate Purchase In the
town OF Harrison Westcheser county about three ouiths
OF mile from the New Haven Railroad depnt at Rye,
Enown as the Walsh place The house is two stories
Gothic, Frame filled In with brick, contains eleven rooms,
Kitchen and cellar the grounds well stocked h choice
fruits. both large and small fine also cool
6is Pine street, New York.
A J I. SMITH, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
IA day at ii o'clock. at II Stuyvesant place ninth
street. between Second aud Third Piano OF
splendid lone and nnish cost $685. three Parlo Suits
wood and mahogany Bedroom Suits Rockers. Looking
Glasses mahogany and maple Chairs Tables Brussels aud
house.
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DAyIp d EGAN. AuCrIoNEER

nAvID D. EGAN, AUCrIONEER.
~ DAVID ID E0AN will sell this day, at l36 Canal
street at O'Clock hand Velvet Brussels.
Three grain Carpets; Bureaus Bedseads Chairs
rabies sofas Lounges Pictures. Vases wardrobes: also
several pure cured Hair MAttresses Pnlssses Pillows
Socrs also four gallons old Sherry Wine, Cut De-
ntrr
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TyoAT.-BEsr Rgp ASH AND LrHIaH COAL STOVE.
~ esg and furnacr screened and delivered ~ ~ y PET
ton vel hi and quality guaranteed or forfeit Coa from
yard, of thirty Secoud aad Tenth ayenue
TAoS. sT0KBa
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MANHATTAN SQUARE LOTS FOR sALs-oN n',is E,ou;
M tv.fouth STREET vast OF Ninth avenue Four spsnns ~
fun sized Lots 81 $50 each Call address Le's VI
Liberty streeL
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A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.-sALE OF
N valuable Villa Sizes at South Astoria. Long Island and
valuable building Lots in the city of Brooklyn auction
BY order m the executors OF Charles WEIGH and Charles L.
Ra Ralefnacher, deceased.
ADRIAN II. MULLER p. r. WILKINS CO, will
sell At anc on on M9ndav MAY TO- at 2 O'Clock at the Ex
change Saesroom III Brotway about As Of fine
den1s tana staae at sonth astoria or Upper Ravens
York THIS property hsh and dry free from rock
OF access from the city, being but twenty
rrom the Thity fourth ferry and minutes walk
from the Long Island Railroad In
fine view OF New YORK Central Park the river and
pay to tt New Jersey shore, and the Immediate vi
cinify OF first class improvements II will be sold in plots
from one TO two This sac will afford desirable op.
porun y tn those wishing to purchase either for invest
meut for the purpose Of residences
BROOKLYN
WASHINGTON AvFNUE-Three lots west side of Wash
sngtn avenue commencing the northwest OF Will
loughby avenue.
WtLLoucHBY AvFNUr-Fiye lots the north side
WiLLotG ENtE-lmmedately In the OF the last
mentioned lots aud extending to the of Hamilton
street.
SAcgErr sTREETTwo lots north side Sacket street.
between franklin and Classon
DkGRAw sTREErTwo lots south side of DeGraw
immediately in the rear Of the last described lots.
Thirteen parcels containing about hundred city lots
on and Fulton avenue, in East Brooklyn. A large
number Of buildings being erected in the Immediate
vicinity aud the property rapidly enhancing IN value
Lots graded streets graded aud paved Maps at the oce
OF the auctoneers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATA REGULAR MEETING HELD BY THf
~ United Tin Plate Copper and Sheet Iron Workers
PROTECTIVE Union. at Military Halt il was unanimously re
solved that and after Monday, NAV 49, the inbbing day
workmen demand on ali under 81 per day pei
ocnt 81 50 and over, ~ cent advance their
resent rate OF wages. JOHN SEATON President
JACon BECKER Secretary
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pICTyREsQUE HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCES FO
e.-sas Sing. eleven acres sl5 400 Terms cas-,
u a siea! bargain Send for circa az.
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@slS REwARD-LosT ON THE l2rH INST. AT or
GAO near Delmonieos corner of OF Broadway ana
Chambers street roll Of bills containing about oae hun.
dred aud I've dollars Apv one returning the same 10 ~
Duane street wi. receive the above reward. ..n
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DAwNBRoKERs' sALE-w N, LEWIS, AUCTION.
u ssr. will sell Ito O'Clock on Moadny May ~ a. los
Uowssy large assortment of Womeus Clo,hina, Ram
Oea Bsds QuIa shsets, Boots Shoes, &C. d. order OF
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NAMpBBLL. CHEMIST AND APOTIIECARY CORNER
~ Of Eighth and Twenty shth street Pure drugs

E>ATHER MATHEW 7. A. B. SOCIETY, NO. 3 OF NEW
YorkMcmbers hereby notified TO attend at theiI
hail. Twentythrd and Second sun
day, May 5 at NJ in regalia aud with left
10 pOceed 10 the residence oil desease1 brother
WIN Mclaughlin 10 pay him the last tribute o respect
B.-Fines attendance shall he strictly enforced
by order, HENRY b MULHALL, President.
A. A. WHIcKER, Recording Secretary.
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THE ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES OF THE UNITED
States Christian Commission will be held at the Acade
my OF Music on Sunday evening" TO commence al half past
Ocock Addresses be expected from Rev. DIR.
Kirk OF Boston, aud Rev. DR. Adams and Rev j. T. Dur
Of this city who have recently returned from visit to
the In virginia Ticket: to be had at the oce Of
Knowledge Society, No. Bible onse Carter Bros $50
broadway: j. I. Ciowen, Si3 Broadway sheldon Co,
335 Broadway.
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a EA REwARD.-LoST, ALaRGE, OLD FASHIONED
NDV hair Trunk containing Fur Mnn, Wearing Apparel
two Photographic Albums gold AMI silver watch ana ON
er articles Snl posed be lost from Isl West Fifteenth
al Get or from express wagon the way to lorkvlc
some time between April 10 and 20 Apply at % Nassau
n L
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YOUNG wIDowRR OF MEANS WOULD LIKE TO
make the acquaintance OF respectable young Lady OF
ridcw, with view 20 matrmony. Address In conndenca
Al. klAtou q. Third avenue. New York.
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MO; SO BRoADWAY.s0LE AGENCY IN new
IN for the celebrated Keliys Island
For quantity and guaranteed pure THIS Wine
has tax first premium the past years
oTIS FIELD 4 CO. GOO Broadway
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LATEST WAR NEWS.
ATLANTA IN OUR POSSESSION.
War Department, Sept 4.

To Maj. Gen. Dix:
Gen. Sherman's official report Ct the
capture of Atlanta has just been received,
dated &c miles south of Atlanta, O'Clock
yesterday morning. 1t has been detained
by the breaking of the telegraph lines as
already reported.
Our army withdrew from about Allan
ia aud on the 30th made break, on the
East Point road, and reached good po-
sition from which to strike the Macon
road. Howard was the right near Jones
boro; Schofeld on the left near 10 ugh
and Ready. Howard found the enemy in
force nea, Jopesboro, and intrenched his
troops within half mile Of the Railroad
The enemy attacked him at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon and was easily repulsed,
leaving his dead and wounded.
Finding strong opposition on the road
| advanced the left and centre rapidly to
the railroad and made good Judgement
and broke it all the way from Rouge and
Ready down to Howatd's left, near Jones'
toro, and bv the same movement interpos
ed N Y whole army between Atlanta and
that part Of the enemy intrenched IN and
aronnd Jonesboro.
On the first we made general attack
on the enemy at Jonesboro, ihe 14th
Corps, Gen, jefferson G. Davis carrying
the works with ten guns and about 900
prisoners. The enemy retreated south,
and we have followed him to his haseiy
constructed lines near Lovejoy's station,
Hood finding me on the only road that
could supply him, and between him and a
considerable part OF his army, blew up the
magazine in Atlanta, and left In the
night. The 20th Corps, Gen. SIocum's,
took possession Of the city, So Atlanta is
ours and fairly won.
Since the 9Th we have been in constant
battle or skirmish, and we need rest.
Our loss will not exceed 1900, and we
have over 800 rebel dead and $50 wound
ed, and over 1900 prisoners.
w. 7. SHERMAN.
A later dispatch from Gen. Sherman
dated on The night Of The 81, at Atlanta,
says: "The enemy destroyed seven To-
comotives and eighty one cars, loaded
with ammunition, small arms, and stores,
and left IA pieces OF artillery mostly I'M
idjured, and large number Of small arms.
Deserters are constantly coming into our
lines. (signed)
E. NJ STANTON.
Sec'y Of War.
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The News of McClellan's Nomination

New York, Aug 81, 1868.
The news Of MClellan's nomination has
been hailed with JOY throughout the coun-
try. In this city, Boston, Philadelphia,
Albany, Buffalo, Providence, Portland,
Washington, Detroit, Cleveland, and all
other cities the greatest excitement pre-
vailed. PROFESSIONS were formed, cannons
fired speeches made, bonfires blezed, and
the widest enthusiasm was manifested for
the next President-M'CLELLAN.
At Orange, New Jersey, where the
General is now stopping, quite concourse
Of people from the country surrounding,
PAID him a visit, which called out the fol-
lowing remarks from him:
My FRIENDs-The events Of the day are
no new and of such vital importance to US,
to our children and TO our country, that
cannot as yet realize them nor do yet
fully comprehend the position in which |
am placed. | thank you sincerely for
coming here, for know from daily exper-
fence the fatiguing walk you have taken
and the difficult hill you had to climb. |
am sure that YOU will not expect me to
make speech. IF the action Of to-day
leads TO the results we all expect, think
that you will have no cause 10 regret what
has been done. Most sincerely do thank
you, my friends and neighbors, for this
kind visit and these hearty congratula.
tons
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Fight Between Rousseau and Wheeler

Nashville, Sept 4.
Gen. Rousseau's forces, who went GU,
from here in pursuit of Wheeler's rebel
raiders, on the Southern Railroad, had a
brisk engagement with the enemy near
Franklin yesterday. The fighting lasted
all day, and our forces were a. one time IN
close quarters, having been thanked on
both wings, but CALAMITY fought them
selves out of the predicament, and repuls-
ed and defeated the rebels, who at last ac-
counts were in full fight southwark, with
Rousseau at their heels. Ifthey reach the
Tennessee River while that stream is as
high as at present, they will not be able TO
cross it, ana Rousseau may yet succeed ID
capturing the raiders, numbering 5000
or 1000.
The loss Of the enemy in the days fight
near Franklin is estimated at $50 in killed
aud wounded. Over 100 prisoners were
also taken. The rebel Gen. Keller COM
manding one of Wheeler's divisions, WAS
mortally wounded and is in our HANDS
The rebel killed and wounded in the Skin
mishes Of Thursday and in the fight of
Friday fell into our hands.
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The loliowin Q officers

| dav If yovember next. The following officers
| are to be elected, viz: - s'<<
| A tate senator for the ninete nth enate
| district. COMPRISING the counties of Manitowoc
and Calumet. in the place of Joseph Villas, Jr :,
| whose term of Office will expire on the first
| Monday of January nexs
A member OF assembly for he first assembly
district, comprising the towns OF Centreyille.
Meeme, Schleswig Eaton, ibertv. Newton and
Rockland, in the place of T. P. Fuessenich.
whose term OF Office will expire on the first
Monday Of January next.
A member of assembly for the second assem-
bly, district, comprising the towns of Msnito-
woo Rapids, Cato, Maple Grove. Franklin, Kos
suth and Cooperstown, in the place of Thomas
| Thornton, whose term Of Office will expire on
the first Monday of January next.
A member of assembly for the third Assem- :
bIv district. comprising the towns of Manito-
voc. Two Rivers, Mishicott, Gibson and Two
Creeks. in the place Of David Smoke, whose
term of office will expire on the first Monday OF
January next
And the following county officers for the
county of Mauitowoc
sheriff 10 the place of Ira P. Smith, whose
term of office will expire on the first Monday Of
January next.
A treasurer, in the place Of Oscar Koch.
whose term of cfice wi Il expire on the first
Monday of January next.
A re ister of deeds. in the place Of John G.
Eggers, whose term OF Office will expire on the
first Mon day Of January next.
A clerk Of the board of supervisors, in the
place of Adolph Wittmsnn, whose term of Of
fee will expire on the first Monday of January
next.
A district attorney, in the place of William
VI. sNichols, whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday of January next.
A surveyor, in the place Of Patrick Brennan.
whose term of office will expire on the first
Monday Of January next.
A coroner, in the place of Thomas Robinson,
whose term of Office will expire on the first
Monday of January next
TRAP. SMITH.
Sheriff Of Mantowoc county,
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In Probate.

Maritowoc County Court In the matter Of
the Estate Of johann Scopek. deceased
On reading and fling the petition of Peter
Schneider. administrator Of the estate of said
deceased, representing, among other things,
that he has fully administered said estate and
praying that time and place be fixed for ex,
aiming and allowing his account Of administra-
ton, 1t is Ordered, That said account he exam
ined by the Judge Of this Court on Monday, tho
9th oav Of September nexi ensuing, at bis of
fee in the Court House, in the village CT Mmi-
towoc, county of Manitovoc, and state Of WI
cousIn. And it is further ordered that notice
thereof be given TO 10 al persons Interested, by
publishing copy oftliorder for three success
i've weaKs prior to the day Of examination in
the NaHitoxcc Pilot published IN the village,
county. and state aforesaid.
HENRY S. PlERPOAT, County Judge.
Dated August 10Th, iSGt.
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For Sale Cheap!

A THOUGH the prospects OF kanitowoc and
"A Aanitowoc county were never so fair as to-
dav. finding it necessary TO chan ge my residence
to Rockford. ILL.,. offer fo7 sale my House and
Lot On Chicago street, with GO acres 0, land II
miles west OF the village limits. Also Lot ii
Book iS9. 4 fine bay marc, 4 ! years cd,
weight 1000 lbs, well h. oxen 'o- saddle buggy,
or double harness. An excellent family co v,
gentle and orderly. a buggy, buckt nd, oae
o-se WACO, saddIc, bride, aud pow. Also,
o r.nt 10 acres io-.irg the ecL.etery. Apply
i'm nedietely 70 MEAD HOLMES
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From East Tennessee.

Knoxville, Sept. S.
"The following official telegram from
Gen. Gillem was received early this eve
ming:
Bulls Gap, Tenn, Sept. 5.
To Gen. Tileson
81 surprised, defeated, and killed John
Morgan at Greenville, this morning. The
killed are scattered for miles, and have not
yet been counted. They probably mum
Der from so to 100. We have about 20
prisoners. Among those captured were
Morgan's staff, with one piece Of artillery
aud caisson.
CALVIN S. GILLEM"
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$4,000. BOUNTY:
Join the 9th Wis. Inf. Vols.

IT he undersigned are now at Manitowoc re-
i cruitins for the 9th Reg. Wis. Inf Vols.
The 9th Wis. is now stationed at Little
Rock, Ark, doing garrison duty. If light du-
ty and healthy climate is any inducement for
those wishing to enlist, they can do no better
than to join the 9th.
The Town Of Manitowoc now pays $3.50, 90
Local Bounty, which with the U. s. Bounty
amounts to $3.50, 90, which gives an enlisted
man S4S,66 per month, and rations for one
year.
The eth Wis. has but one year longer to
serve, and those that now join return with the
old regiment, and are not required to remain
in the service as detached body of men, after
their comrades have returned home.
Serg't A. c. PIERCE,
q Nj. A. MAGUIRE,
Recruiting Officers 9Th Wis Vols.
Manitowoc, Wis Sept 6, 1864.
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
Madison, Aug. "a, 1864.

Mr. SHERIFF
After the blank election returns for tie use
of town and ward canvassers had been printed
ard sent to the Clerks of the Boards of Super
visors, Mr.. Pichard resigned bis office as State
Sup erintenden'. By the Election Notice in
closed, you will perceive that the vacancy thus
occasioned, is to be supplied at the next elec~
ton. As you distribute the blair ks to the town
and city clerks, please say to them that in
those districts where there are no Supervisors
to be elected this fall the town and ward can.
vasscrs, in making their returns to the Clerks
of the Boards, can use the Supervisor form of
r turns, by erasing the words. " Supcrvisors
at Large or "Supcrvisor in District No"
and SUBSTITUTE G estate Superintendent -
Where Supervisors are 10 be elected, the can-
vassers can aIake returns Of the votes cast for
Superintendent on the bottom of the last page
Of the printe ed form Of returns,
Yours, &c,
LUCIUS F4IRCIIILD,
Secretary Of State.
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BEER T. KERN.

York Street, NanitoWoc,
nEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocke-
- ry, Fancy Goods, Glass Ware. Boots and
Shoes Ready Made Clothing, Paper Hangings
Has and Caps, Toys, Chi!dren's Cabs, Lie
Ieesc Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
amps, &c, &c. share Of publ patronage
Is solicited
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S75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH

vTNHE LITTLE GIANT Sewing Machine Com
L pany want an Agent in each county, to So
licit orders for their new S1j machine, with
guage, screw-driver and extra needles. We
will pay liberal salary and expenses, or give
large commission. For particulars, Terms, etc.,
inclose stamp, and address
7. S PAGE, Toledo. o.
Genl Agent for the United States
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$50 Reward!

WILL BE GIVEN TO any person or person;
w who will recover the body of Captain
PATRICK CLANCY, of Schooner Racine, who
was drowned or the morning of August Goth
about ten miles north of Two Rivers Point, anc
about two and a half miles from shore.
DEsCRIPTIoN-About feet nine inches high
dark VIII iskers, wore gray pants, red shirt, stri
ped WOODEN vest, heavy undershirt and fine
boots.
Direct to his wife, Mrs. CLANCY, No. "a
North Krzie street, Chicago, Ill.
r[g IL Cxpenses refunded.
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Democratic County Convention.

A Convention of the Democrats of the Coun-
ty Of Manitowoc will be held at the Court
lIo use. in the village Of Manitowoc, on Satur-
day, September 81, 1864. at 0 clock. Z. NJ,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
the various County Offices to be elected ut the
approaching election. Each town in the coun-
ty will be entitled to representation III the Con-
yentiOn rs follows
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Er All is quie. in The Army of the
Potomac. Hancock's corps has suffered
terrible losses since the Goth ut. These
losses, and those suffered al Deep Bottom
before the 20,h, have, it i said, reduced
the corps, caee 10000 strong, to 5000
men.