The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-02

PLACES FOR HOLDING THE POLLs.-The follow
ing the places for holding the Polls:
lst ward.-No. 4l6 East Baltimore ST., Louden-
slagcr's HILL
ID ward.-Eastern Avenue and Dallas sts
Sd ward.-Bond and Baltimore SITS,
4th ward.-Lombard st., near High
9th ward.-Fayette, opposite Temple st.
9th ward.-Mc cElderry, near Aisquith st.
7th ward.-Caroline and Orleans St.
Sth ward.-Forrcst and Monument sts
9th ward.-Unon Engine House. Balderston
street.
10th ward.-HoIliday st., between Fayette and
Baltimore sts.
llth ward-Howard and Centre SITS.
18th ward.-No l30 Franklin ST., between Eutaw
and Paca SITS.
18th ward.-Sharp ST., near German.
l4th ward.-Green ST., near Baltimore.
10Th ward.-No. PA Light St., near Hill.
18th ward.--Corner of Eutaw and Camden
streets
18th ward.-Corner of Light ST. and Henrietta.
18th ward.-Hollins St. T., one door east of Schroe-
der.
10th ward.-Corner of Saratoga and Fremont
sts
Goth ward.-No. l22 Orchard street. between
Ross and Tessier sts
The polls will open at o'clock in the morning,
and close at O'Clock in the evening.
The following is the list of the Judges of Elec-
ton, in the several wards
lst Ward.-Thomas Wooen, Ed Horney. Jo-
seph Parrott.
End Ward.-Daniel Evers, Peter Off, Peter Car
ratty.
Sd Ward.-Jas D. johnson, John P. Hardester.
Thomas S. Lamdin.
4th Ward.-Joshua Underwood, John Keene,
Robt. BaiIlie
5th Ward-F. H. Abbess, Geo. W. Mowbray,
Jas. II. CoZine.
9Th ward. W. Bloomer, Geo. W. Ruckle,
John Guyton.
9TH Ward.-Stephen F. Burgess, Frederick
Morton, VIM. H. Hilton.
Sth: Ward-Jas. P. Thomas, Joh n W. Wilson,
Jas. Webb.
9th Ward.-Wm. Nelson, Thos. Daley, Wilson
Register.
10th Ward.-John Hinesey,* Thos H. Martin,
s. 7. Houston.
llth Ward.-Wm. D. Durham, J. II. Thomas.
John E. Eschback.
18th Ward.-Wm. G. Gorsuch, Chas. P. Baker,
John H Bond
18th Ward.-John Richards, J. B. Brashears,
l4th Ward.-Mchael NJ. Ege, Michael Warner,
Caleb Douty.
18th Ward.-Wm. c. Simms, W. II. Fossbenner,
Peregrne Wilson.
10th Ward.-Richard Alexander, George Saw
ner, John N Wright.
18th Ward.-Wm. Addison, VIM Swindell,
Henry Travers.
18th Ward.-John Bradenwood, John P. Broth
erton, l.. +. Reifsnyder.
10Th Ward Samuel J. Garrettson Alfred Con
way, James Morrison.
2Oth Ward.-Jos. A. Passay, German Fl. Hunt,
Samuel G. Hunt.
*Rejected by the two Branches of the CITY Coun-
Gil in convention, yesterday afternoon.
NEGRO SHOT.-Yesterday afternoon, about four
O'Clock, George Griest, whilst on his fathers brick
yard in Light street, near Ferry Bar, accidentally
shot John Jones' negro, 1t appears that the negro
had been occasionally employed by the father of
Griest and was on the premises yesterday whilst
Griest was handling a loaded pistol, " hich went
off, the ball taking effect in the head of JONES'
Medical aid was Immediately called in, but all the
skill of Drs. Beard and Webster of no avail,
portion of the brain protrudng from the wound
About two hours after the occurrence Jones died,
and DR.. Battee held an inquest the jury returning
verdict that the deceased came to his death BY
pistoball fred from the hands of Geo. Griest and
that the shooting was accidental. Immediately
after the event, Griest came and came and gave
himselfup to Justice Showacre, who committed
him for hearing to-day.
THE CoNDIrIoN OF FSCHAFFER.-Fredcrick Schaffer,
who shot on Monday night, on Baltimore
street, near Calvert, removed from the station
| house to his home, on Pennsylvania avenue near
Smiths lane, when DR.. Wm H. Clendiuen was
called in, who succeeded in extracting the ball.
1t had passed through the body and lodged in the
| right chest. The Doctor was compelled to Law open
the chest to remove it, The injured man is splitting
blood freely and is considered in a critical con-
! dition.
ACcIDENr.-Y esterday morning, about 10 clock,
| Mrs. Ann Kimberly, aged about 20 years. residing
with her son.in-law, Mr. Charles G. Fulton, No. A
East Fayette street, accidentally fell in the yard OF
! the dwelling, sustaining fracture of the
| left arm, above the elbow. Mrs. Kimberly, at tie
| time of the accident, was walking in the yard and
stepped upon piece of COAL which turned, and
caused her to fall upon the pavement DIR. H. P
P. Yeates was Immediately summoned, and quickly
set the fractured limb, and the patient is doing
| well possible under the circumstances.
! SHor.-A young man named Henry Snyder,
while standing in the door of house on Little
Front street, about IL o'clock on Monday night
was shot in the calf of the leg by some person un-
known. He is not aware even of the direction from
/ which the shot came The wound is not dan
gerous. ag t-ta .a,