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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08
Williamsburg city Nominations.


Last night streets brilliant with political bon
res and patriotic airs resounded in every quarter Our
numberless parties played POLITICAL pot po,ur most
vel and extraordinary to the oldes inhabitants"
Several crowds the march, usually preceded By
traAsparences upon which were emblazoned the
of their avorte candidates and by sort of an apology
for a brass band, limited to drum and hfc emitting
medley OF sounds, which might be termed rather hard
music. Now and then party which rejoiced in
the name Of "softs'-an appelation which very few,
frem appearances thought misapplied. What was
particularly worthy Of note was the demo
cratic aspect which everything some who
have heretofore appeared to belong to select cir
ces, not even contaminated By a contact with any.
thing tinctured with democracy all Of sudden ap
peared to be exceedingly atsrnisng and nevsboys hod
carriers, streetsweepers and hshmongerf fouad
copgenal companions and surprised beyond measure at
seeing themselves "hand aud gove' with Union square
and ths Fifth avenue. Men whose whole lives had been
spent In trying mako others believe they were born TO
command havs suddenly g.owa 70 mild aad courteous
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Ratification Meeting OF the National De
mocracy, Brooklyn.

The largest and most enthusiastic meeting during the
present canvass held in the hall attached to the
Military Gardens, last evening. About half-past
O'clock the meeting called to order by Hon. H. G.
Murphy who nominated the Hon Joseph Sprague,
Mayor of Brooklyn, for President which unanimously
confirmed, when the usual number of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries were. nominated and adopted without
opposition Mr. Murphy then read the resolutions which
adopted with great unanimty They denounced the
schemes Of the free soes expressed confidence in Gen.
Pierce himself but reserved the right to judge of his
future acts they may deem proper and ratified and
confirmed the nominations for State Judicial County and
City officers.
After the adoption of the resolutions. addresses were
made by Edward Sandford Hon. Mike Walsh, II. G. MUIR
ply, and Judge Vanderbilt The general tone Of the
speeches condemnatory OF the the free soers
have pursued since their alliance with the national demo-
Gratis in 1S4sthat when they had succeeded noRinat
ing mixed ticket the free soilers voted for their
candidates. and defeated the candidates of the other
tion of the parthat their pretended adhesion to the
Baltimore platform merely pretence their part
TO obtain the offices, aad therefore not sincere
The meeting was enthusiastic and unanimous, and
broke UP about 10 O'Clock.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ns' even cnAmoermads and hostIe have for thu ia
week, taken liberties they long feared to drs.m or -,
| actually think that some second Moaas with .no,s
"sn' mas oeon ~ "ork 10 stony bosoms newly gush, M
with fountains Of democratic love. Cab drivsr, .as
Dutch grocers were seen slapping "men above
Bcecker" familarly on the shoulder and heard cslnr
ea,v Dealers by their Christian names as Il thsv b,S
slept within the same damask folds for months rhs
srd listed SO yereign in free from embarrass
me a as to appear somewhat like condescenson agreed
to tai horn" with the of station and jiuglsd
his gas, with him he expected to go his halves the
next pure base of stocks should give him advice n
the dstribu ion of his political patronage Many Of the
small fry Of grog shops frng among their patrons
and customers any humber; number Of the upper Glasses
public estimation, and additional thrSs csnts
per glass added to their worst three cent
rum Every objecs, animate nanmats seem
ed to partake of th,s general cAange, and lamp
poss threw around them light of ususual brlaney;
obstacles in public walks have suddenly vanished and
dangerous PITS in the open streets appear to take u
terest in the public welfare and thrust out their waru
ing lights to the great safety and accommodation of the
passers by. Broadway that great artery Of city,
carrying through it amalgamated tide composed Of
the pure and the impure Of high and low rich and poor.
black and white hard' and Eoft, has become sud
denly radent with smiles If each aide lined wtA
great mirror and every vas pleased with the qna
ty the glass and satisfied with the contemplation of
himself In all these manifestations Of the times
might omens Of brighter future, Il election day
could be forgotten But in the presence of the ballot box
we are reminded that it is the source Of all this change
which is short lived and hypocritical Let those whe
reve in luxuIes paid for by drafts from the politioaG
purse take their all to-day for when the polls closed
to night instantly will affairs their usual COURSE
Cab drivers shoulder htters hostlers and fshmongers
will recognise their old position and the price q
the nquor will again fall back to the former charge. Let
any party succeed who will hardn t'soft," whg
democrat, reform temperance Broadway will again,
after the election it's old face and look grim and
coc except interest may force smile. Heads
that complacently nod, will again be fixed upon sA
necks and the democratic pea jacket and plebsan swa
ger will be substituted by the broadcoth of the latse
cut and the old gait expressive Of authority So the
world WAYS,
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Directions to Inspectors and Voters.


In canvassng the votes night the electors would 70.
eve the Of great deal Of trouble and
by observing the fone wing order First the State,
City, and County box second the Senatorial third the
Assembly fourth, the Charter and fifth, the Common
School boxes.
Voters shouidbe particularly cautious in deposng their
ballots to observe the following order in which their
votes should be deposited
FIRST BOX.
for osii' Is with the names Of Secretary OF State
comptroller State Treasurer Canal Inspec
sor o. state Prisons Attorney General State Engineer
and Surveyor Judges Of the Court Appeals Clerk of the
Sout OF Appeals Justices of Supreme Court Justices of
superior Court Judge Of Common Pleas District
ara Governor OF the Amshouse. All these names will be
on one ticket, and will be endorsed when folded estate
City, and County, No. l.
SECOND BOX.
FOR ballots with the names OF Aldermen Councilman
Assessor Com table, and pectors of Election These
viii be endorsed, ''Charter, No. 90
THIRD BOX.
This box is for the reception Of ballots for Member Of
Assembly, and is endorsed, Assembly, No 81"
FOURTH BOX.
Ballots for Member Of the Senate will be de
10 this box, endorsed Senator No. s."
FIFTH BOX.
Fer School ballots only; the officers being two Commits
sloners two Inspectors and Trustee endorsed Com
mon Schools
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State Elections To-day.

Besides the election which takes place to-day in this
State elections will also be held in Wisconsin and New
Jersey. In the former State Governor and Lieutenant
Governor and other State officers, together with mem,
bers Of the Legsa to be elected and the people
also to vote the question of prohibitory nquoe
law The following the whg aud democratic State
tickets
Dem. Wing.
For Governor. VIM A. Barstow, Henry s. Baird.
Lieut. Governor. James I Lewis, Bertine Pinkusy.
Secy OF State Alex. T Cray, J. A. Hadley.
Treasurer ........ Edw H. Jansen, James MaxweQ.
Atty General. Geo. B. Smith. Orsamuc Cole.
Sup. Pub Instr'n. Hiram A. Wright. J. G. McMynn.
Bank Comptroller. VIM. A. Dennis BENZ i. Pixiey.
State Prison Com. Argalus W. Starks, Elisha Starr
New Jersey will elect Governor members of the Legs
lasore, and county officers. The following the TIVE
candidates for the office of Governor
Dem Who.
For Governor. 80. .Rodman NJ Price, Joel Haywood
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BROOKLYN City Nominations.

The following the nominations made by the demo
Gratis and wings of sister city They do not appeal
to be afflicted with the divisions which have taken
place among the political parties of New York
Democrats. TVhi1s.
Street Con missioner Charles Tnney, A. T. Lawrence
Com. of Rep Supplies. .Robt. White, John " Perry.
Dstri;t Attol ney Alex. McCus r. G. Unde rhill.
Justice OF Sessions Mich. Swel Saml. s. Styrker.
ASSEMBLY.
National Democrats WhiN.
Dist. 1-George Thompson. John g. Bergen
flames H. Howe. Samuel D. Backus.
3-Saml D. Morris. John G. Smith.
ALDERMEN.
N10ndl Democrats. Who's
Ward 1.-George Sweeney. VIM. W Green.
2-James NJ. Neeley. Elisha Morreli
3-A. Cooke Hull. Daniel Z. Barnard.
4-Peter Voorhees,. Chas. c Fowler.
5-Frsn. G. Quevedo. John Leech.
6.-Thos. Mulligan l.. p. Brainard.
7-StephenC c Jackson. Jesse c. Rowan.
8.-Joseph Wilson. George Foiger.
e-Wm H. Campbell Thos. H. Redding.
l0-Michl. T. Gibbons Isaac Simonson.
IL -Chas. Hooper Vim. W. Walsh.
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New York, Nov. s, 1858.
DEAR SRNy attention has been directed to publica
ton made in the HERALD in October last purporng to b
call Of the free democracy of this city to attend mass
meeting at the Tabernacle the 1lh Of that month, -
which call my appended Of the signss.
deem due myself say Europe the tina
of the call and Of the meeting that the of my
unauthorze and that the object of the notice meets
my disa pproval Your obed!ent servant.
ANTHONY ]. BLEEOKER.
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City Intelligence
VsIT OF PHILADELPHIA ERKMKS.-A gallant body of Rre-
arrived in city Yesterday from PhiladephiA
ing the schuylkll Hose Company that city They are
the guests of Eagle Hose Company No 49, under whose
they will be feasted and toasted during their stay
among TteJ arrived in the afternoon Of Yesterday
bringing with then n their SPLENDID hose carriage s.A
their arrival they paraded through streets, calling
forth general praise and took up their quarters at Gum
their return home on Friday next. Last evening they
visited the Bowery theatre, and at late ht returned
to their lodgings much fatgued from their days avea
lures.
THE HoRrcrLTuRrsr.-A regular meeting Of the New
York Horticultural Society held last night thsie
rooms, No. 600 Broadway. John Groshen, Esu. in
the chair There quite large audience present.
After the reading Of the mir utes of the last meeting,
which approved the secretary read the report q
ports, debates, &C. The committee reported that IL
would be njud ous in the present circumstances Of the
70 sH o. ss II ~ sss
meetings for the general discussion Of members and the
reading of essays horticultural subjects This report
the objects therein contained Alter some other matters
of general interest," the meeting adjourned to the 18th
.ome crysanthsnums raised By Martin Coiopy, sardsos
to g. n. Prsntss, Esq, Of Brooklyn These flowers wsrs
superb specimens.
ter Of Mr. John Tuttle fell from ths embankmen Of The
Hudson River Railroad into the North river at the fo0t
of osth street. Sunday last The body has not yss
been found
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
sx-Under the head of "Cty Intelligence" in Tie
item iss If na.ss e
OF No. 90 at not moving ct furious rate
but stopped by myself until the boy who injured
by Harlem No. taken to the sidewalk and drug
1Nre The driven by not forced back BY tao
popuace, nor even BY myself At the place whore the
unfortunate accident occurred it being within few fsst
of the starting depot fast were the
horses attached to my moving at any time beyond
walk After stopping as above, proceeded compara-
lively speaking, - lady vending her way through
dense crowd giving attention my and break
and timely notice TO the termed multitude In fact ussA
such precauton, being sensible Of my position that u
character to occur. This Is and my mind Of It, By
making correction above you win do act Of justice
full performance Of his duties A.. W. YOUNG,
Driver of Third avenue car No. 20
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Board OF Supervisors

Nov. His Honor the Recorder In the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read apd af-
proved.
Alderman WESLEY SMITH moved that the resolution re.
ferng the petition for paying to the os
Mr. Campbell late clerk of the Supreme Court the sn
for the remainder Of the year, be re consdered
The resolution was rea1 that the salary DO paid uPts
July, 1853 Carried
There being other business 70 tAnsscs' tns 0osrS
adjourned to Monday next, at four O'CLOCK.
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THE ELECTION TO-DAY.
fHE MEN AND PARTIES In THE FIELD,
The State and City Candidates,
&C., &c, &c.

We have again made and corrected from the tickets
o the different parties the following tables giving the
names Of the candidates for the city and State
In Of the wards and districts it will be seen that
there are two candidates of the same party for
the same Office One of these is the regular no mnse while
the others are either Independent put up by dissa
Gsd0d section of the Marty.
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The Progress OF shipbuildlng.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
81 BEAVER srRi.sr, New York, Nov. 7, 1853.
DEAR SIR your article of yesterday under the head
of "rhe Progress of Shipbuildng extract from that
part relative to the cutters the foowing-
Who really got the contract Was it . shipbuldsr or
al constructor Mo- but the halter who obtained
IL in connection with Hood Somerset -
$4,000, making some S25 900 on the job
feel reluctantly called upon to notice 1t. Mr. Lsary
there referred to knew nothing Of the contract and
the vessels being the only person of that name
interested many of your readers will have understood q
asappng to Therefore deem proper state has
the building of the six cutters awarded by Mr.. Cor
win late Secretary of the Treasury, to Mr. Hood oe
Massachusetts, He the party solely accountable te
their construction and any credit attached he Is
titled to- The Department instructed to outfit them.
after the hulls completed; and for that purpose
granted permission to have them towed to this city The
orders given have In every respect been faithfully
followed Only the best materials put board ana
vessels ahoat better furnished distinctly deny
having any connection in the above with Mr. Hood-n
fact never saw that gentleman but once, and that,
believe in my counting room, where he called in
ation to their removal to the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
BY placing the matter in its proper light you will obgs,
dear sir your obedent servant, ARTHUR LEARY.
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THE STATE CANDIDATES..

Office. Naiopdl Dem.
Secretary of State. Geo. W. Clinton.
Comptroller. JAS. Z. Cooley.
State Treasurer. .WinslowC. Watson.
Attorney General. JAS. 7. Brady.
Canal Co mmiss mr.. John c. Mather.
State Eng. 4 Surv'r. John d. Fay.
Insp. State Prisons. Miles w. Bennett.
Judge CT Appeals. Hiram Denio, s. T.
G. H. Rugyles, FIT.
Clerk CT Appeals. Samuel 5 Bovine.
Office. WHO.
secretary OF State. e. w W.Ieavenwerth
Comptroller. :. james N. Cook.
state Treasurer. ..E. G. Spaulding.
Attorney General. Ogden Hoffman.
Canal Commiss' n I. Cornel's Gardiner.
State Eng h Surv'r. John T. Clark.
Insp. State Prisons. Thos. kirkpatrick.
Judge CT Appeals. Geo. Wood, F.
Jos. Mullen, s. T.
Clerk CT Appeals. BENZ. F. Harwood.
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MORNING EDr1IoN--TUEsDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1853

40..3. Bowery, Grest Zones, Amity, Wooster M,htb
o Bowery, Houston, Wooster, Amity. Grsa. jones
A..5. University place, NiSth, Sixth avenue, Four
9. Bowery, Eighth, University place, Fourteenth
10. 2..s. Twenty.third Sixth avenue, Twenty sixth
4. Twenty third, Eighth avenue, Twenty SIXTH
49,. Twentieth, Sixth avenue Twenty third, Eighth
8. Twentieth, Eighth avenue, rwsAty-th
a. Seventeenth Sixth avenue, Twentieth Eighth
2. Seventeenth, Eighth avenue, Twentieth, North
45.6. Fourteenth, Sixth avenue, Seventeenth Eighth
avenue.
l. Fourteenth, Eighth avenue Seventh, North
river.
II. .46.. !. Bowery, Houston. Allen, Rivington
~ q B0wery, Fourth, First avenue, Hous ton.
T.3 Allen, Second, Essex, Rivington
a. Essex, Second, Clinton, Rivngton.
49,. First avenue Sixth avenue B. Second.
40 g. First avenue Tenth, avenue 8, Sixth,
3D. Fourth avenue, Tenth, First avenue, Seventh.
TO- Bowery Fourth avenue, Seventh, Nrst
5o..7 First avenue Fourteenth avenue B, Tenth.
.. Fourth avenue Fourteenth, First avenue,
ls.6s.4 Twenty sixth, East river, Twentieth Third
8. Twenty sixth, Third avenue, Seventeenth,
Sixth avenue.
57..2 Twentieth, East river, Fourteenth, Third
l. Twentieth, Third avenue, Fourteenth, Sixth
avenue.
49, 3d. Sixth avenue Fifty second East river Fortieh
z Sixth avepse, Seventy frst, East river, Fifty
second and Blackwells Island.
D. Sixth avenue, Eighty sixth, East river Seven
y-fst.
2o L. Twenty SIXTH Eighth avenue Thirtieth Sixth
avenue.
A. Twenty SIXTH North river Thirtieth Eighth
avenue.
62..2 Thirteenth, Eighth avenue, Thrty-f ffth Sixth
avenue.
g. Thirteenth, North river, Thirty fifth, Eighth
avenue.
es.s Thirty fifth, Eighth avenue, Forteth, Sixth av
8. Thirty fifth, North river Forteth street.
Eighth avenue.
"a bid sixth avenue, Fortieth, Lexington avenue
Thirty y-second.
a. Lexington avenue, F,rtieth East river, Thir-
ty-second.
66..1. Sixth avenue, ThirY,second, Lexington ave-
nue., Twenty sixth.
2. lexington avenue, Thirty second, East river,
Twenty sixth.
o. Il. Sixth ave. Forteth North river Forty third
2 Sixth avenue, Forty third, orth river, Fifty
third.
8. Sixth avenue, Fifty third, North river Eighty
sixth.
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Free Soil Dem.
Isaac A. Verplank.
Robert Kelly.
Martin Grover.
Francis Seger.
Andrew J. Yates.
Whee Ter II. Bristol.
VIM. G. Dryer.
c. Fl. Ruggles, F. T.
Hiram Denio, S. T.
Albert Edgei ton.
Abolition.
Chas. b. Sedgwick.
Seth NJ. Gates.
Nathan Soule.
John jay.
Chas. G.. Case.
Silas Cornell.
Horace Boardman.
LAon'd J.Chase, FIT.
Edw. j. Chase, ST.
Th0s. Il. Frost.
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l7-Benj. +. Pinckney.
Joseph Cudip.

The temperance party have only selected candidates m
the following districts
Dist 46-Thos f. jeremiah, Dist. 4S-Richard Reed,
47-W. E. McDonough, 49-Frederick Frey,
60-John M'Cain
The mechanics and workingmen Of the Forty sixth
Council district have nominated Charles H. Whalen as
their candidate.
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,v,,,,om.bura city intelligence.

SrrTpE ny SHoOrTNG.--Mr. Samuel 81 Apploton, mer'
cha tailor doing and residing at lH Fourth
street committed suicide yesterday morning By shooting
h,ms.H through the head with loaded pistol. The
csuss Of hjs committing the rash act Is said to b DE-
preston OF the mind. He leaves wife end three
~
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THE CITY CANDIDATES.

Senate.
National Dem. Free Sol Dem
Bist 8-Thomas J. Barr William McMurray
4-Thos. p. st John. David OKeefe, Jr.
6-George p. Sickles Mark Spencer
6-John Doherty. Edward Cooper.
Whigs. Reform Party.
Uist 8-Richard s. Williams. Clarke B. Wheeler
4-ThomAs R. Whitney. Sanford L. Macombar
John Ryan.s
6-Wm. s. Gregory.
6-Erastus Brooks. Erastus Brooka
Rens'r n Havens.A Rensselaer, N Hayens
Independent whig.
Temperance.
Dist &C. B. Wheeler. Dist g.
as L. MAcomber. 6-Horace Greeley
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Tho printers Of Boston are to have psHds ed NsIA
excursion sa the loth insA
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Judiciary.
National Democrats. Free Sol Democrats.
Supreme Court-Thomas w. Cerke. Thos. W. Cerke.
Superior Court-Samuel Beardsley, Robert Emmet,A
Josiah Switzerland, Archibald Hilton&
Peter Y. Cutter. Lucius Robinsont
Common Pleas-Chares P. DAILY. Charles P. DAILY.
Dist. Attorney-Horace F. Clark. Chauncey Shatfer.
sLonE term. tShort term.
Wigs. Reform Party.
Supreme Court-Chas. p kirkland.
Superior Court-John Duer, Robert Emmett.
John Slosson, John Dusr.
Murray Hoffman.
Common Peas-George p Nelson. Charles P. DAILY
District Attorney-N. B. Blunt. Nathaniel B. Blunt.
Temperance Party
Supreme Court-Charles w. Kirkland
Superior Court-John Duer,
John Anthem
Common Pleas
Dist. Attorney-Ch aunceY Shafer.
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National Dem
l2-Jas. McGowanl
N. Q. Donohue.
l3-Jas. Z. Kerrisan.
Jshn 3. Perez
H-John L. Duryee.
l5-Wm. v. Adams.
l6-Russell W. Glasier.
17-C. Ritter.
18-P. Crawford.
19-N. Roe.
20-R. Bogart.
U-JohR Mack.
2-Aaron Devau.
23-Chas. Edwards.
4-Thos. sMans0n.
25-John Nugent.
26-J. d. Welch.
27-L. Reynolds.
28-T. Harlin.
29-J. Conway.
S0-J. A. Boele.
P. Bowers.
SIT. T. Mem.
S2-George Elliott.
33-John Moubery.
34-Daniel p. Sammiss.
36-Thos. Cooper.
36-Patrick Barnes.
37-JeGerson Brown.
88-Joseph Pine.
39-Law. M. Van Wart.
40-CliI ton Haring.
41-Wm. K. Ronalds.
42--Geraud Gibson.
43-Conklin Sharpe.
44-Thos Judge.
45-Ed. Cozans.
46-David Kenny.
47-Ab. G. Crasto.
~4S-F. Jos. Miller.
49-Morgan O'Brien.
b0-Bernard Gaffney.
61--Charles Darragh.
John 8. Butler.
62-F. W. Wiegend.
G. Ryder.
63-Thos. A. Dunn.
John Ready.
SD. B. Young.
t5-F. Ianman. /
b6-Wm. Hagadorn.
67-James Salmon.
68-T. Pearson.
S9-F. McBarron.
II. A. Cargill.
@-Jas. Mcleod.
Wings.
Dist. 1-Henry Smith.
&Wm. P. Sell.
S--Gideon Clifton.
ARCH. .Cochrans.
6-Jireh Bull.
6-Daniel Murphy.
7-Henry Hewlett.
6-Chas. J. Howell.
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Chas. j. Howell.
Elias &. Drake.

Chas. J. Howell.
Elias 8. Drake.
Q. s. Tappan.
]. A. Kennedy.
G. T. RodmAn.
Theo. Peck.
Lorenzo Carey.
Mich. G. Donahue.
Geo. B. Alvord.
Chas. Tuttle.
JAS. E. Holmes.
A. V. Hendricks.
Horatio N. Wild,
David Coleman.
Casper O. Childs.
Edwin Wainwright.
Jacob Born.
II. P. See.
Chas. j. Holder.
Cornelius 8. Cooper.
Alfred Brush,
Chas. Place, Sen.
VIM. Il. Foster.
Jonathan Purdy.
Geo. Sybell.
E. d. Kumback.
Garret Schuyler
Geo. H. Raymond.
Jas. Farris.
Chas. G. North.
VIM. Floyd.
Geo. w. Brown.
W. B. Hamilton.
Jno. AFFORD.
B. G. butcher.
VIM. NJ Vermilye.
Henry Blakely.
Edwin s. Brown.
BENZ. O. Wendell.
Chas. B. Rasher.
Henry Mclean.
Daniel d. Connover.
Thos. +. jeremiah.
Harvey N. Hitchcock.
Henry Hays.
VIM. f.. McDonough.
Rich. Reed.
John N. Reynolds.
Fred. Frye.
Jas. L. Stewart.
John McChaip.
Garret Van Clsye.
John ID. Cluto,
Francis N. Curry.
Townsend v. Rose.
Morris j. Earl.
Geo. W. Varian.
VIM. Laimbeer.
Fred. 4. Mather.
VIM. NJ. Baxter.
Joseph Cudlp.
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The Polls.
Place Of Voting.

The following the voting places selected by the
COmu -
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Free Soil Dem.
Thos. White.
Jas E. Kerrigan.
Patrick Ragsn.
J. G. Seelsy.
VIM. Dunn.
o. Gray.
Casper Ritter.
Peter Crs wford.
Nath. Roe.
Ralph Bogart.
John B. Spaf0rd.
John 8. Christie.
Peter Van Antwerp.
Alfred Brush.
Norman Mcleod.
Asa II. Bogari.
Jonathan Purdy.
John Phillips.
n. Kim back.
p. Mable.
Fran. Pigeon.
T. Fl. Farron.
t. B. Glover.
John Sscord.
Daniel p. Sammis.
John Mariner.
Peter Monaghan.
Thomas Fhrron.
Henry s. Slevin.
Geraud Gibson.
Jas. Cassidy.
Thos. Judge.
Amos Leeds.
Thos. j. jeremiah.
Henry Hays.
John N. Reynolds.
James l.. Stewart.
John ID. Cluta.
John McClave.
Dennis Ryer.
Geo. r. Jaques.
Owen Kenny.
J. II. Pierce.
George w. varian.
John Murphy.
James Salmon.
T. Pearson.
Chas. O. North.
Reform Party.
Fred. Serlyn.
Abraham Miller.
VIM. Young.