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Arrive a. Jalltsvile by 4 pm;
Leave Jaoesy ~ Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat-
Arrive at Alna.ity by 7.s0 p M.
1855 From Banks, ty Walnut Lake to Well, 10
miles and back, twice . week. .. ss..
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

LoSpoS MONEY MARkET.-LoNDoS, May $3.50 p
the American securities quiet and steady United
States fve-tweny uonds 1862 eOl; 1885, old, sDl 1867
.21S; ten-forties, say
FRANKFORT MoSEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nav o..
United States lvetsenty bonds quoted at ga for
issue OF 1872.
LONDON PRopucE MARKET-LoSDoN, MAY 5-Even-
ing.-Lnseed oil, E2 S. ton Sperm OIL esq Es3 per
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LIvERPooL, May g.
49, r. MIhc market Closed quiet steady the follow
ing quotations Middng upanas, I'D. f5sd., middlng
dreams, 5.d 1sd. The o! the dav have been
bales which 5000 taken for and speculation
1900 for and II 90 speculation The
stock port ss Oou bales OF which 60 00 American
receipts week have been 10000 bales,
o. 900 were American. Actual export. 1900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BKEADsTUTFs MAEKET.-LIvE EPoOL. May
5-ls0 r. MNLeat I2s Id centai for California white
lis ID lis Al for No TO No. red Western sprag
lis l0i. Old The receipts of wheat
port the three days have been 1850 quarters
Guiding 1880 American Corn, 33s 3D. quarter
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKTT.-IIyERPooL, May D.
Pork SIS. sd. per Dbl. for Inc Western prime
Refined petroleum. l514d per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARkET-LoSDoS, May 5.-Spirits pc.
troeum, s1pd. per gallon.
TRADE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, May 5.-The market for
yarns and fabrics at Manchester is dull
the COTTON MoyFMENT.
LIVERPOOL, May 5, 1871
Arrfee' From Dab. B tbs.
Bark John Elis New Orleans. March a.. 1853
Bark Mary. Orleans March 3d. l6i0
Ship Rooparei New Nork......Apr l2....... 1852
Ship iendrck lsh. New Orleans March 22.. dOs
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The GUTTER CASE IN NEW ARK.

An impression prevailed in Newark yesterday that
DR.. James B. Cutter, who was indicted by the Grand
Jury recently for producing abortion the per-
son OF servant girl named Maria Clark, the par
tculars OF which have already been given In the
HERALD, mad jumped his ball. Diligent in
quiry In Newark last eSening developed facrs
which induce the opinion that the Doctors
absence Is from causes other than desire TO evade
justice. He IN Newark yesterday, but in the
afternoon went TO New York, where he has wealthy
and influential relatives, his object being TO procure
ball. which he could not do IN Newark. His most in
Innate friends are confident That he VIII turn up to-
day and answer any summons OF the Grad Jury.
The Doctor has other friends in Newark who viii
regret his return.
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FyoatchesAlson, /; Burroughs, Berihong, 4-,otal,
O. Wright, Daruesi IL. Wright, schafer Cone,
6-total, 10.
Foulbound oaches-Waterrran J.
Catches on stfikcs-Alson, l 4; McVey, /.
Run out-Oouid by Force and Leonard
Base pays-Put out by-Mils, IL Force, I Allison,
Leonard a Burroughs, Total IL. Assisted byWater-
3nan Force " Allison Leonard 5; Burroughs, Der.
Along, l. Put ont by-G. Wright 81 Barnes, a. could /;
Schsfer, total 10 Assisted Bye Wright o; Barnes, 81
NcVey schater, g
Runs earned Olympic, A. Boston, 2.
Time OF game-Two hours and twenty FIVE minutes.
Impire-H. A. Dobson
A and Barrowa
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SAILED.

The following vessels anchored Quarantine out
ward bound Banks Teresna, for Gbraar AIDE.
laide Pendergas for Rio Janeiro Thor, for stettin
briggs 6ea, tor Esnore Gov Wagner, Martins Sara
for stockholm Diana, for do Gtner Komsberg Mari.
posa for Cardenas schrs Evelne for Barbados Heath
Tor Galveston -'
The vessels reported In Thursdays edition anchored nj the
Southwest spit still remain with exception of baks
Griaiih Kngsbury and brig Nichols, which vessels
sailed Thursday evening
Wind at sunse. NE, light
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CLEARED.

ship Prince Patrick tBr, Graham, Liverpool Bowrng
Archibald.
Bark Adoph tswe) sundberg Copenha gen-Funch, Edye
A Co.
Brig Niagara, Bsrolemy, Genoa and Gbral;ar-socovich
A
Brig Navasota, Bunker, Cardenas-S Lond 4 Co.
Brig Troop tBr). Ferris, st Johns, NFBowrng Ar.
chibald.
Brig waf (Brl, 0ouden, Richmoud-G Bullev.
Schr Heaton, Rogers, Rotterdam Funch Edye 4 Go.
schr Caroline Klenze studams Jacksonvil Van gruat
A hiagh,.
sohr clara, CLARK: Port Johnson Simpson Clapp.
hchr Rroalted, Brett. caais-SimpEon 4 Clam
Schr Crusade, Davis, New Havcn-R Racket A BRO.
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards. Philadelphia.
steamer Vulcan, Wilcox PHILADELPHIA
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship CALEDONIA tBr, Ovenstone, Glasgow Arm 10
and Moyile 2oh, with mdse 6 passengers TO epde.
snn Bros Had strong westerly WINDS the entire passage
steamship Minnesota, hence for Liverpool.
steamship hIenen ING, LadewiGs, Bremen April ~ and
kCo. - "
Steamship Columbia Van Slice, Havana April 20 via Mas
Steamship Go. ~
Steamship Francis WRIGHT, Russell, Brazos, Texas April
~ via Havana &th with mdse and passengers, to Wood.
house. Soutbmasd q Rudp
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4 Rnilrond in BANKRUPTCY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May s. 1871
petition in bankruptcy was flied today In the
lin, ed states Court against the Indianapolis, Gin.
.,nn. ii ana Lafayette Railroad Company by credi.
Tors ne pres.ptng large portion Of the boating debt.
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Railroad Legislation in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE May g. 1871.
The City Council last night repealed the ordinance
SUI uniting TO the people the question Of subscribing
az. 900 in aid OF lie Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road extension south This action is understood az
not l,eng prejudlcial TO subscription. which viii
proba Wy he made when necessary to carry out the
cuta
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STEALING TIME.

Wholesale Larceny of Gold and Silver
Watches i'm Jersey.
Yesterday Mr.. Charles A. Fazeek, an Elizabeth
jeweler and matchmaker, went to dinner at twelve
O'Clock. He was gone an hour, and let a colored
boy named william Johnson in charge. On returning
he found the store, located In the second story OF
building on Broad street, wide open, the boy gone
and twenty-seyen out OF twenty-elght watches gone
besides. All were silver, except three gold ones,
and belonged to parties in Elizabeth, who had left
them for repairs. They Were worth at least $780,
The police the track o. the youngster, but had
night
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casyts,IDs - IHi s'AED MMY Of The REPUBLIC.

BosToS, May 5, 1871.
Delegates 10 the Ma. 'iona Convention OF the Grand
Army of H. Republic W. partake OF banquet In
Ianeull fiall on wednesds evening May 10. Gene
raj Hooker and other dsti 'suisped oue1s nave
accepted avjtaflcns TO DC prese..s
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
GREAT MATCH FOa THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

Ease Ball at the National Capitalize Red
Stockings, Of Boston, vs.. The olympics, of
Washington-Thrse Of The olymrics Die
sbled-A spiendidly Played and Closely
Contested GameThe Eubites Vic
: torious by Score OF 90 to le-
5000 Spectators Present.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.

election Of Directors Of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, May s. 1871.
At the annual meeting or The stockholders OF the
Kansas Pacific Railroad yesterday the following
were chosen direCors-J. ID. Perry, Adolpnus
Meier, Robert +. Carr, &. s. Greeley william Nc.
Pherson, w. y. Lewis and ). NJ Edg, OF ST. Louis;
Thomas A. Scott and NJ. Baird, OF PhiladelphIa:
William Thew, OF pittsburg, aud John McManus Of
Reading Pa. The new Board organized by electinQ
President, q, - Greeley Treasurer ana Charles
W. Lamborn Secretary.
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FORM OF FIVE PER CENT. BOND.
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1851 FIVE PER CENT

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
indebted to the bearer in the sum OF - dollars.
This bond issued in with the provisions OF
act Of Congress entitled IAN authorize the reundng
of the national debt approved July H. 1870 amended by
act approved January 20 1871 Is redeemabc at the plea
of the United States after the LIST day OF May, A. D.
1881 in coin of the standard value of the United States
said July H. 1870 with interest in such coin from the day Of
the hereof, mt the Of five per
payable quarterly the LIST day OF February May August
and November, In each year. Inc principal interest
exempt from the all duties of the United
States, well from taxation in any FORM by under
State, municipal or local authority.
WASHINGTON, -, 49,.
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SHIPPING NEW
Almanac for New York : This Day.

Almanac for New York = This Day.
Sun rises. 1854. 80 Moon rises. ...eve 20
Sun sets. ..... OF High water morn 26
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NAY AND JUNE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW FIVE PER CENT BONDS.

y
The Treasury Department able to promise that 'he
registered certificates of stock good part Of the coupon
bonds of the loan of the United States bearing I'VE
cent interest," payable quarterly in god will be ready FOR
delivery early in the present MONTH The subscriptions to
the loan amount to $62OoOOOO, expected that
the subscriptions and sales will progress rapidly when
the certificates and bonds ready for market
abroad a. well as at home The whole
Of FIVE per cents offered to the public generally,
and the holders of United States Gvetweny bonds with
out qualification s2ooO0o,OOo When this amount which
preference Is thus given, up remainder of the
five per cents $780, 100000 embraced in the new of
July H. 1870 for reundng public debt win be offered in
with 0gu oneha per cents, and
any part of $500 900 of -four per cents the running
fifteen years and the other thirty years.
The following cppy of the five cent bond, un
der and pursuant to the new loan act of Congress-:
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-03-30

cannot be adjusted In this way are i'm
mediately put in suit, and for this pur
pose said Committee are hereby enrpow
cred to employ such council to assist the
District Attorney of this County as in
their judgment will best subserVe the in
terests of the County.
The Committee of Investigation pre-
sent a note Of John O Hearn for $9l17
in full for orders allowed him through
mistake, also receipt OF County Treasurer
for 81 30. "a from e. B. Treat for over
drawn order, also receipt of County Treas
urer for S50.4l to apply an account of
John c. Eggers, also note of 81, 400 65
signed by j. G. Eggers, John Eggers and
Fred Eggers, and endorsed by John Franz
R. Klingholz. Jacob Lueps, VIM 'Rahr,
b. Jones, f. Simon and Geo. Cooper
which settles John G.. Eggers account in
full
Mr.. Barnes offered the following:
Reso1ced, That Committee consisting
of II. S. Pierpont, Clerk of the Board,
Quirin Even. County Treasurer, be and
are hereby authorized to make schedule
of all redeemed tax certificates, that are
presented for payment at the Clerks Office.
That the date of their presentation be
entered on said schedule, with name of
owner, No. of Certificate and amount of
same, and that whenever parties wish to
leave them, that they be authorised to
receipt to parties for same. That the
County by and with the consent of this
Board agree to pay parties or owners of
certificates, per cent interest on same
from the date Of their entry on said
schedule. And all such certificates to be
audited and County orders issued at the
next annual session. And said schedule
to be presented by Committee to the
Board.
And that the Committee on finance at
their next annual session. be requested
by this Board to add to the assessment
such sum as they may deem sufficient, to
provide for the payment of the amount
of said Schedule list Of certificates.
On motion OIL. Pellet it was resolved
that the Chairman and Clerk of the
Board OF Supervisors Of Manitowoc coun-
ty shall leave all R. r. bonds which have
been issued in said County, in the First
National Bank, where they are now de-
posted, and not remove them without
an order presented for the same, signed
by majority of the Board.
The Chairman Of the Investigating
Committee presented note of G. n
Woodin, and E. B. Treat, and the
County Treasurer was instructed to re-
ceipt to G. n. Woodin for one hundred
dollars
Then the Board adjourned sine die.
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At Klingholtz Hall, March 29th 1871
The Delegates were called to order by
Mr.. j. w. Barnes, and on motion Mr..
Peter johnson was appointed Chairman.
On the lst informal ballot for Mayor.
Peter Johnston reed 16 votes
0. Torrison s
On motion Mr. P Johnston was declar-
ed unanimously nominated the Republi-
can candidate for Mayor
On the 1st informal ballot for Treas
urer
A. NJ. Richter reed 2votes
Jacob Halverson /" 8 i"
On motion, A NJ Richter was declar-
ed unanimously nominated Republican
candidate for City Treasurer.
On motion, the President appointed
the following as the City Central Com
mittee.
T. Borcherdt. w. W. Waldo.
Otto Trmmel L. 4. Bean.
Then the Con e1tion adjourned sine
die.
J. w. BARNES, Sec'y
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Ed, TRIBUNE

Ed. TRIBUNE:
Permit me through your columns, to
address few words to the Young La
dies, of Manitowoc and vicinity. Let
me appeal to them and invoke their as
sistance in this good cause. Your infu-
ence, Ladies, with the ruder sex, is con-
fessedly great, and it ought to be So.
Let each of you administer the pledge,
to the youth of your choise. Let your
ultima;um be, that he must either re-
sign you or the bottle. He dares not re-
fuse you, and if he does, he must be a
dolt and dotard and not worth picking
out of the gutter. What prefer grog
bottle to pretty Maid? Monstrous;
Impossible; Young Ladies, let me ask
you, would you permit the perfume of
your ambrosiai lips to be mingled and
contaminated with the odious fumes of
the bar-room Would you actually
suffer your dear delicate cheeks (don't
blush, did not say lips) to be touched
by lips which left their la st impression
On the grog glass? Out upon the
thought; l am shure you would not.
Oh, then. beseech you, if any of you
have (and [ doubt not there are many of
those), who keep your company in whom,
you feel more than common interest,
urge them to renounce tippling, pledge
them to teetotalism, ere you pledge your
Self to them 1t is the only safe guard
against the dire calamity of becoming
that worst of wretches, the drunkards
wife. Look into all classes of society,
high and low, youswill see the desolation
that is brought on to families men cut
off in their prime that might have lived,
and been an ornament and a blessing to
society, had it not been for tho inordin-
ate use of Intoxicating liquors. P.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Board met March 2lst at clock, P.
NJ, members all present.
Capt. John L. Guyles appointed as a
member of this Board from the town of
Manitowoc, in place of Mr.. Watrous,
who has removed from the town aud
County
The Committee of investigation made
its report, which was read at length, and
approved by the Board.
Then the Board adjourned until next
day at q. m. meeting on the 22d, a mo-
ton, that the accounts how before this
Board be referred to the proper Commit
tee and acted upon at this session, was
adopted.
The Committee on building a bridge
across the Manitowoc river at the Rapids
made its report which was received and
adopted.
A resolution offered by Fl. H. Smith,
that the Chairman and Clerk of this
Board be authorized to issue County
orders for the sum of one thousand dol
lars to the town of Manitowoc Rapids in
full for building bridges across the Mani
towoc river, was adopted
The Committee on the sale Of the Poor
Farm, stating to have sold the same to
Miles McMahon for $4,000, one quarter
cash, balance one half, two, three and
four years, was received and adopted;
and the resolution offered by Mr.. Barnes
that the Clerk of this Board In accordance
with law, be authorized to deed the Poor
Farm to Miles McMahon at the price and
terms agreed upon by the Committee of
sale and that the money be subject to the
disposition of this Board, was adopted.
In compliance with request of Hon.
Jos. Villas Committee was appointed to
examine the County Bonds to report to
this Board.
On motion of P. Stoker. the report of
the Investigating Committee was adopt
ed and placed on file.
Meeting on the Odd.
On motion Of II. III. Smith the Inves-
tigating Committee are instructed 10 con-
tinue their labors for the purpose Of tax
ing testimony.
The Committee on Railroad bonds
report that they have found the bonds in
complete order and deposited in the 1st
National Sank of Manitowoc, and that
the Committee desire to express, that
the efforts made by Mr.. Villas in further
ance of the Railroad interests of Mani
confidence of this Hon. Board. but ought
u SScufG Iil1i lue HlE HtSI STdtituuS anu
unbounded confidence of the entire peo
pie of our County.
ssJ. w. Barnes presented the resignation
of p P. Fuessenich which was received
and accepted by the Board.
Then on motion the Board proceeded
to the election of Clerk of the Board to
fill vacancy, and on the first formal ballot
Hon. FL. s. Pierpont receiving major
f.,tl hn
ed duly appoiSted Clerk of this Board to
fill vacancy.
On motion of W. W. Waldo resolved,
that the penai sum in the Bond of the
Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors be
fixed at the sum of $50, 900. such bond
to be approved by this Board as well as
by the County Treasurer.
On motion of X. Klingholz Commit
tee consisting of j. w Barnes, L. A.
Bean and Clerk of the Board be and are
hereby appointed to settle all indebted
ness of individuals to the County, when
such Indebtedness can be managed
anicably and to see that such claims as
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-03-30

In presenting the above ticket we are
happy to notice, that each ward of our
City, and the City convention also, have
done justice to the best men in our COM
munity in their selections.
We can see no instance where the tick
ct could be improved, and therefor can
most heartily recommend it to the 0ener-
al support of our fellow citizens. With
such Mayor and Aldermen, we can
safely trust the welfare Of our communi-
ty, fully satisfied that no corruption will
enter their councils, and that our city
administration will stand for the future
as high for honesty and integrity as il
ever has in the past
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J. W. BARNES, Sec'y

KILLED. We are informed that on the
rollway of Messrs Smart & Pankratz, in
the town of Franklin, young mana
BohemaE-employed to start the logs
into the river, was knocked down, by one
OF the logs falling over and striking him
on the head, and was killed instantly
His name was Matthias Radie; he had
been married but eleven months and
leaves an afectionate wife to mourn his
SAD fate.