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owing to the erection and use Of said
elaughterhouse, already injured pecuniarily
to the extent Of the aforesaid fines, etc,
which amount to a sum much larger than
$o00, not including the trouble and expense
IN the way Of costs, lawyers fees, and the
loss OF the perquisites to which they are
entitled by law; and that if this house is to
continue in operation, they will suffer an
lrreparable injury, which can not be COM
puted in dollars and cents.
Petitioners further aver that if defend
ants do slaughter, or in any way use said
slaughterh0use, to the deiEiment of peti-
TONERS, they are infringing on one of the
provisions of their charter, IN not having
their cattle landed at the wharves of rhe
company and duly inspected, according to
Law, by the person appointed for the Dur.
pose and in not procuring certificate from
said inspector that the cattle are tit for use
and consumption.
Wherefore petitioners pray that the de-
PENDANTS may be cited to appear. and after
due proceedings, be condemned to paw the
sam OF $1,000 as ACTUAL and exemplary dam
ages, and that they be further condemned
10 pay petitioners the sum of &25O each for
the wharves, etc, of petitioners. Also that
they be condemned to pay $1,000 as the
penalty imposed by law for slaughteriug
animals outside of the houses Of said com
Pany from September IA to September 20,
besides the sum of 81 OF for heads, horns,
etc, from cattle SO slaughtered.
Petitioners further pray that the defend
ants be eDjOined from using said louise as a
slaughterhouse. from killing cattle. etc
That they be further enjoined from erecting
any other house Of that kind in this parish.
and from slaughtering cattle anywhere ex-
cept in the houses Of said company.
Judge Emerson has ordered rule nis re-
turnabfe September &c.
The City Tax Suits and the Courts.
Thomas Lynne and George Il. Fernald. re-
spectively clerks of the Eighth and Fourth
District Courts, have applied for writ of
mandamus to compel the Administrator of
Finance to institute all suits that may come
under his control in his capacity, wherein
the city of New Orleans may claim as tax
due it for the year 1870, or license for the
year 1871, irrespective of the amount in
volved in said Fourth and Eighth District
Courts, in equal proportion); and further.
that D. c. Byerly. Clerk of the Third Dis.
trict Court, be made party defendant herein.
and required to assert contradictorily with
them any and all interests lie NAV have in
the premises. Judge Cooley, acting in place
OF Judge Emerson, recused, has ordered
rule nisi, returnable Saturday. September
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~ shali 5e the duty of tie agent Of each
party, within two months after tie ex,,ira-
10 uon o1 the time limited for the delivery Of
d dne counter case On both sides, to deliver in
a. to each of the said arbitrators and ID
n 10 ,ae agent OF the other party written or
referr; u ar e me- showing the points and
goyernmen 10 IN, NEE evidence upon which his
may if they desire further eluc;Ja1;o ,a nt,
regard to any point, require a written M' or
prnted statement or argument nr oval 81
a argument me by counsel upon it but in s u1.
cas- case me other party shall be entitled to re-.
may be. s' as inc case
IN deciding the matters submitted to the
aroitratora, they shall be governed by the
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all claims on the part of corporations, COM
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the United States, upon the government of
Her Britannia Majesty. arising out Of acts
committed against the persons or property
OF the citizens Of the United States during
the period between the thirteenth of April,
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Within four months after tie delivery IN
both sides OF the written or printed case
either party may, in like mariner. deliver
IN duplicate to each of said arhit~ators
and to the agent of the other par,v. a conn'
tep case and additional docu,pents. COW
respondence and evidence in reply 70 tho
case, documents, correspondence and ev;-
dence SO presented by the other part.
The arbltratOrs may, however. extend tie
time for delivering such counter case. doc
uments. correspondence and evidence
when, in their judgment it becomes neces,
sary, in consequence Of the distance of the
place from which the evidence 20 ne ,,a.
sented is to be procured.
1t IN the case submitted to the ar,itrators
either party shall have specified or alluded
to any report or document in its own OK.
elusive possession without annexing conv
such party shall be bound. if the other
party thinks proper to apply for it. to fur
nis Ih that party with copy thereof: and
either party may call upon the Other
through the arbitrators, to produce the
or certified copies Of any papers
adduced as evidence. giving IN each in
stance such reasonable notice as the arii-
traitors may require
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A2IHiIE SIAR LIN Il.
" NETWORK. CORK. AND L1VFRP0Ob
NEW AND FULTON Erred STEAMSHIPS
TIE ok LARGEST ~ TIE ORLD.
OCEAyIC, ARCTIC, PACIFIC mn,
ATLANTIC BALTIC. ADRiAFIC,
6O00 an hnreu--3.OO0 b. p. each. -
e-ing from NevYork SATURDAYS from Liverpool on THURS
DAYS. ard Cork flarbor the day following.
| ufF1yIC Cant Thompja on SATURDAY June ?, ate p n.
ATLANTIC. tspt Murray, SATURDAY, June "a al pa IN
Prom the White Star Dock. PsyOna Ferry jersey CITY.
(iOr all casses vailed, combining
SAFETY. SPEED, AND C0MFORE 80.
Ssoo,. rms smok anil bathrooms In mtshp sec
ton where e and sewarlesses accom- any
these steamers.
RATES-Saoon $50 gold Seerage $50 currency Those wish
ing friends from tie Cd Country can 10" ooan sese
booklet to or from ali parts Of america Paris Hamburg
Norway, Sweden India, Australia China, &C.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drlns from Al upward. II, ,.-...zu,.
Office. No. 10 Broadway Neg-iork. >. IL Sfhh.S A.eh.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
iFor P'eruont and Eys,t o.
-0Vc TgT-INO RNWPOAD.

Y IlNII INLNNIJ TIII4IlVlII y.
WINTER AkGAHGE u J T.
on sni aner MOSDAY OCf -, l3 ilals NJ" save J-i-e'P
9;JO :. n. GrssnpoIt ani Ssz Hartor
1890 :. M. Ncrihnou Wsg Tran.
500 .. Sag lsrbor s Rgheai Ezg1 ruas 'i TO of'a'
rort on Saturia7 nights.
$500 %. N. Norhpou bIp~st .,., a..
500 Hsmpsegi Wa ram runs 20 isAp % sa't-! pNS
600 D. M Nouhport Way IfslL ,., -,
All ia eoraect At branch m Heugsed Sun 'ay rai " osn
Glen Gave Iocasl Ysr7 ID cAfvs uguHUgto. and y DO ot "s
Hunters Pont at g3 and p A. j. T. bAHt' f 'Hp
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
FORMING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.:.

VA The sieambOat ANTELOPE IeaYs hYfKl MININN "IHoI
ereepon Iarr son-st o'clock landing at Thirty yourthst At 81
Ytes DobJs Uarrytovn and Nyaek BY ierr slug sns
ayer.traw GRASSY Point and vencks ~ B-The steamboat
L HlilIn ncclpN the rn.te for lev dAys
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
Drp Goods.
A -O'NEILL g. WALSH,

A -O'NEILL g. WALSH,
As 3l5 Srh-sye,
Between Nineteenth and Twentieth sts,
Manufacturers Of
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES, SUITS, WRAPPERS, 9c.
We viii
oreu on MONDAY MAY fun LADIES' Urdergannea Chens
Drawers Nsgowns Walking and Trail Skir Corset Covers te
ke
Full assortment Ladies' Walking Suits In variety Of style and
material, IS ny made 10 orler).
Department will he found fl lines Of Domestic and
French imported Corse, all the Deses shapes at importers pce
our Hosiery will be found splendid stock f Ladies
Crens Ereh Preach Hosiery heBo Vests and
Drawers &C. ko., a. exceedingly low prices.
Another invoice superior 6ne Kid Gloves two
buttons, all ew shades & IS
lorgc stock Of Housekeeping Gools-Tabe Linens Napkn Tow
els, Ac, &c.
Also,
Gentemen's Furnishing Goods in great variety.
Shirts made % ,r,,cu
A FRESH LOT of INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR
IN SHAWLS plain Just received steamship Scotia
Wi he opened Thursday J. ri SSLL % East TweDethsL
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

NYOyWATK AND n NbIhl - t5Hl'IvI ~! ~
~ Ohh - Eirrg lt leoyes DALI 81 Maraotst at 4' an1
- 1fi',tt.scyrnthsL A. p IA. ----
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

~ BOAT co, successors TO ID. d. d /. Smiths Line
OMoe % HaTisons. Pier No. ~
For Sing Sing Nyac Hayersw and intermediate landings ever
ty at f;l5 returning in the morning from above h
arriving al Neg-iOrk st 3 and lOam.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
C0vTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG lsLAND.

- ,,,>,,;;,1 .ppANcr,tE.NT
esf N 1NDAY October II, lao, hon RoOsSsa A-4 Osa'
icIleN
r..s A. n. Mall Tor PA,ehegus
Do. m Accommodation of Babylon ~.
$50 for fstehosde w stage 10 b.rr" ana re
"A an b.i,luu lss0m aetsiup.
f.qo t n MefUCx Aecoaau 1lsi.on.
lie 500 ard 10 ,ns ';JJ and '''' IT, "shs " 's"y
Stream RoebawsV 80
TIE sd J;e aud f'0 m nShs oAns'" 'sAsJ
AZ ler lknl.lssL - ,.c,, =, =. ,.,.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
Brooilnn nronerln 10 Cei.

IU LkT-A neat 2-stOry frame HOC CSt, D
rooms near he Junction Of Broadway AMI Nyreath L'rct
so'd On Eeut 20 pr Appl, 10 g. BlRAEs' Nassau
b--A ~ L. OF 70 j. LAENILL, l.l5l BTJJiln, J.. d.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
Gteamtoats ano Railroads.

Corrsrs Newburgh Milton Poughkeepe and kopus Steam
Lo THOMAS CORNELL will her tnps on SATURDAf
An and regularly Tuesday Thursday and Saturday there
,fe laarn Per 4. y. Il. ~ 2. N
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
.rrn-IEKsEY RAILROAD-FKOM FQOT o
r. v. RANKIN. Cen PAs' NJ = n " % ~ = :.
ITVWARK AND NEW-Y0R RAILROAD

y DEPOT il EEWYORk foe, Of uberysi s9te h,s'; ,,,.
- VIII
JpHesyP pH s EtWYORK FOR BERGEN-ANE And Nhh Ash-h
cfi S.SI ;;I5 100 3S s:i5, 9;lS, sS 1888 M ~ 80
go Sg ga zoo ao 5;OJ $50. 6;eo t;SO, 1900, I' wv
go o;i5 xgV M M PoR WEST BERGEs-At see $50 1:l3
It1tE NV w a. N $50 $50 ESQ 1:s0, 9.eo. i0t3 l. y
$50, W'' "a iD'' '''' H. 4. HJCKkR, Supen ltsBasnt
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
foascs an0 farms ijantco.

WANTED tofURCHASE-A Suburban RE- lc 50
W l.ENCF well a-at uif hour of NeW-lO value ''
Or 81 sr q cab the balance IN painrus Address
,istr. fl M M PRINCIPAL. Box rs, NeU-fOrL fosiuAce
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
Gummer Retreats.

A DELIGHTFUL SP0T.-To LET-A Fur
IN nised HOUSE, modern improvements; elevated ground
overlooking the village; 5000 viii take few gntee bo1eTs Ad-
dress o. T. FOGG, White Plains Harlem R r.. near Depot
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

BOARD for a family of four is wanted for
- the Sumner months within sboqt an hour Of ely Pleasant rooms
moons bs furnished Address siaUg terms location and all
particulars,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
ncn! Cs.1ie 10 CEthan9e.

TIEE HOUSE ard six acres LAND, at River
lie com o TXCHAEGT for touJc and lot IL Broo1yu ~ A.
ROLAND a. Co.. BeeluaIsi., n. \.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

VVHE Coparncrahph heretofore existing between ZEN
e is tbs da tseige by mutual 1,I W
srsguel having lOaeo s6u ~ Ht'''D'-' stI ~ StrTN
Eew.i0rk, Ap1 ~ l5l s " " =
rG1UE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
te tbe lrjersirped under bn Of Gay Note Is
~ -e l, iruul consent Cha. Noue Withdrawing from the
,l' 'i -- ...,Ii- ls.I JOHN b. GILDAY c. EOLTE.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
NTEW-YORK CLNIR,AiL r, AND ~. 4, - -, II

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ci.'.o Erursss Dlusug i0a e-is s', -
10 ~ seal 4 "a asiHgfoJm Car EtPes, .oi ''' '''
10 - e. rsssengcrs ecpf DO Dfan.Asf o. a.
mcdaon fo | and ,sern EIyrsss, Ds,naSf'oA ef' AZ
tach.d. 80 ,y.-..s Urs Nipg-o,-n esrs attached.
b T. m,,.@ ~, rn AMI Cansud4gut tD1iLl 80 - .,..,., -,
town syraeSs eSJ Psesc EIprs-s with seeTinEein ~
p m otI1,'o. :, Chicago. va both = sAI y = ,
Rochester a. G i. via Todo; and louisville VIA udi.nA9AA H'
!!u-.... m Lave At q. m on sunlA'sJ ....l.t
va ~, ~ Night Express, hls pus ,aH sneleL
Up s5d S d IA, Posghkespss y g
q q a. ans and 6,o p NJ feeAsAi H-4h'
nsrl6 $40 sing sng ifains i.Q1 a.9s s.i1 e.i0 pi
20 -.50 g.lb and 1918 m, u H. i'''' . 49,
,,on, an Y,utcrs tTsiu.
sunday tram io' e Il KESDRIcE. Gea Passenger isss'
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the people shall approve and ratify said
amendme Mt by a majority of the electors vot
ing thereon, said amendment shall become
art of the constitution of this State.
Section ,. Tie form Of ballot in voting TO
approve and ratify said proposed amendment
shall be against special legislation and
against said amendment for special legiSla-
tom which shall be a separate ballot.
and shall be deposited in separate box TO be
provided for that purpose, ard all voters
qualified to vote at any election in this State
shall be deemed as voters on this question.
Section g. The votes cast approving and
ratifying or disappearing said amendments,
shall be counted by the inspectors of the cleo
ton in all respects, as votes for state officers
are counted and returned, and the officers
now designated by law to canvass the returns
of votes for State officers shall canvass tne
returns on this question, at the same time and
place, and under the same regulations and
restrictions now provided by law for canvass
ing and declaring the returns Of election for
State officers.
Section 4. Within three days after the
determination OF said canvass, it shall be the
duty Of the canvassers TO certify the result of
said canvass to the Governor, who shall
thereupon, without delay, make proclamation
of the result.
Section D. The secretary of state is here
by required to include the substance OF mis-
act in the notice of the general election for
the year 1871.
Section 6. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication
Given under my hand and the great seal
Tr 9 of the state of Wisconsin, ut the
- Capitol, in Madison, this 10Th
day Of August, 1871,
Ii. BREESE, Secretary Of State.
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OUR COUNTY FAIR.

Our readers should remember that the
County Fair will be held on next Tuesday
and Wednesday, and we hope that every
farmer, mechanic and artizan viii do all in
his power to make it a success. They should
remember that individual efforts, we'll d.
rected, make a success of every undertak-
ing. Let not the postponement from last
week be damper upon your efforts, but
come forward one and all. By so doing
YOU make yourselves known to your neigh
bors, and give and receive information of
value. Let the stoek-raiscrs come on in
force, for no better market will be afforded
for the sale or exchange Of stock, as the ia
cilitics offered by the Society cannot be
surpassed. The premiums offered arc
large and all stock brought for exhibition
are taken care of free Of charge.
The fair has every element Of success,
and again we say DO not fail
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TAKE NOTICE.
County CLERK OFFICE, !
September %, 1871, {

CGIttCllDcI - lC I l..
The following resolutions were adopted
at the special session Of County Board Of
Supervisors, held in the city and county Of
Manitowoc, which session commenced the
18th day IF September inst:
RcsolreI, That the farm known as the
Bach farm, now owned by the county
ManitoWoc, be offered for sale bv the
County Clerk, and that he report what of
fers he can get at the next annual session
Of this Board, and that he be authorized to
advertise the same
ReSolred, That lot No. /, block No. IS4.
city OF ManltoWOc, now owned by the
county, be offered for sale, and Clerk be
authorized to sell the same at not less than
81, 400, and as much more as he can get,
and report at annual session, and that the
Clerk be authorized to advertise the same.
WHEREAS, There are many mistakes
made by p. =. Fuesscnich, while in the
Office of County Clerk, therefore,
Resolred, That the present Clerk of the
Board Of Supervisors be authorized to ask
through the four city papers of Nanitowoc,
that parties holding receipts Of 7. =,
FucSscnich for the redemption Of taxes
present them at the County Clerk Office
to ascertain if the proper entries are made
IN books OF sale TO cancel said taxes, and
that the present Clerk be authorized to
make the proper entries On said books, and
report each case to tL.s Board, thereby
saving this county great amount Of
trouble and expense from illegal tax-deeds
Notice is hereby given that the County
Clerk can be found at his Office, between
the hours of 9 a. IN. and t p. m. each dav,
ready and willing to attend TO the duties
assigned TO him in the foregoing reso!u-
tons.
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, Henry Strauch, aged years, while
crossing Washington street, on the south
side, was run over by farmers wagon,
and had both bones Of his right leg crushed
above the ankle. DR.. Easton attended the
little sufferer, AMI has hopes Of saving the
limb. The reckless driving If vehicles of
all kinds in our city Should be pat stop
to by our police, and the offenders pun
ished.
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west of Eighth; Mr.. kostomlatsky among
the Bohemians; Mr.. Halverson among the
Norwegians; Rev. Mr.. Stevens and Windi
ate east Of Eighth street; Mr.. Conway on
the street general.
Mayor Johnston has given the use of his
warehouse, at the foot of Fifth street, for
the reception Of articles intended for the
relief of the sufferers in Chicago.
One hundred barrels Of -four were
shipped to Chicago this morning, and the
committee are now engaged in soliciting
subscriptions to aid the sufferers by the
fires in the northern part of the State.
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We learn Of the following losses by fir,
in Maple Grove on Sunday last:
James Mullins, barn, 800 bushels wheat
and oats and Is tons hay. Loss about
$1,000.
Simon Connell, barn, grain and hay
Loss about $1,000.
Anton Fritch, house, barn and grain
All partially insured in Mechanics Mu
tual Company.
We also learn Of losses by fire to Michn
O'Leary, Pat. o Brieu, John Fielden, Pat
Ficldcn, and john KrHgcr, but no partc.
ularS
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No. S-nCiE.

+. X. Rand, corner Of Eighth and York
streets. is now putting in a large and well
assorted stock Of iron and heavy hardware,
choice family groceries, Sc. Persons in
want IF choice family groceries, hardware,
paints y oils, sash glass, non, steel, uaie,
&c, will do well to call and look over the
stock Don't forget, Eighth and Buffalo
streets.
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The young men on the South Side pro
pose giving a party and dance at King
holtz' Hall, on Friday evening, and will
donate all the receipts above expenses, for
the relief of the sufferers BY the Chicago
fire. We trust that the party wiII be we'll
attended, as the object IS most praisewor-
thy, and those who attend will combine
pleasure with bcncyolyncc
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The Democratic County Committee was
then appointed, as follows: Carl IL.
Schmidt, Chairman, r. Donovan, II. Nogt,
VIM Eatough, p Best
Just before the adjournment, Gen. f.
5. Bragg, Democratic candidate for At
torney General, came into the Convention
and made a few remarks, after which the
Convention adjourned.
CARL Ii. SCHMIDT. c.. DAIMLER,
Secretary. Chairman.
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Mrs. Christine llugenson, wife of Gott-
lieb lIugenson, committed suicide on Mon
day by cutting her throat with table
knife. Mrs. llugenson was laboring under
great depression Of mind since the great
fires that have been raging in the country,
and had expressed her intention Of destroy
ing herself if they did not cease. After
cutting her throat, the unfortunate lady
seemed TO realize her situation, and en-
deavored to staunch the wound, but to no
purpose. }, p. Wichcrt held an inquest
upon the body, and the jury returned a
verdict in accordance with the above facts.
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FRS, Assembly District Convention

At Democratic District Convention
hold At the house Of 4. Tietren, in the
town IF Na,,ton on Saturday. Oct :
tls71 rnrs,art 70 call Of Assembly Dis.
tr;at can,r,;.-oo Joscnb Finch was chosen
/ Cbo;rman a,d James pennard Secretary
! ~, ,,,o+;o, tho Chair arnointed a Com.
r,;+too ., Credentials consisting Of the
foIloving nersons: james RYAN. Oliver
Skunk and Michael Gallagher.
The Committee reported the following
named persons as entitled to seats in the
Convention.
,ScZee,r;o- Oliver Sbppk pator Rast
vee,oe-Jas Rvan WaItarhacb J,s
Pcppard.
Ne,rtou-Michacl Gallagher, Joseph
Marck.
Lberty-Joscph Finch.
Messrs. Best and Walterbach were ap
pointed tellers by the chair
On motion the Convention proceeded to
Informal ballot tor candidate Tor Member
Of Assembly, with the following result:
Oliver Skunk votes; Jas. TaUgher /
votes.
On motion the Convention proceeded to
formal ballot, with the following result:
Oliver Skunk + votes; Jas. Taughcr ;
votes.
On motion the chair appointed the fol-