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The New York herald., 1863-09-03

Anderson David, 7 India at
Arnold Alfred q. Milton near
franklin
BrinkerhoT Geo, s India ct
Brown l.. d Kent st
Ben lamln John T., Sandford
near Graham
Bailey Gard +, II Jarvis st
Broaden John. cor 9Th st aud
Greenpoint av
Broome Robert, Barker's
Pond
Bradley las G. Is Kent st
Bachelor Geo, Washington
near Greene
Bedell Aaron 8. Milton, near
Guernsey
Couser jesse. Franklin ~,
near Dean st
Conwin A W. Guernsey st, n :
Meserole at
Callen Thos, Huron, a WASH
ington Ut
Costello James, Ash ct, near
Union Av
Cassell Geo, Freeman st near
Washington st
Connolly Jas, - Franklin av
Callahan Pet. Jr, 2 Huron st
Carpenter Goo, Franklin avn
Greene st
Calinn John, Huron st, near
Washington ct
Cheshire Adam. 4 Java ct
Dothin Jno. 8 10th 81
Dodd David, 8 Kent at
DOwell Jos, Union ~, mr.
India ct
Dunsby VIM. Eck.ord, 4
Meaerole sts
Doigh Geo. Union av. mr. Eigle
e
Eghart Fra. NobleurFrankliu
Emtle Peter. 9th house from
Union av
English Jas n. Franklin 3
India Ct
Felix Kor, X cor franklin
Frank John. 2 India Of
Fisher Jno. VanCott q
Farrell Fat, commercial, n
Clinton
Fitzgerald Pat. Mes9fole and
Orchard sts
The New York herald., 1863-09-03

KohIer Lewis, l33 Even st
Kratz Martin. IS Meserolo st
kIamar Jacob. .1slS Sch0is 81
kubler Wilhelm, 81 Stagg st
King George, % SchoIs st
kapples Ludwig. l02 johnson
Knickerbocker y, 81 Schols
Klueham J. l67 job nson u
King q, 10 South 9th 81
kiehl u, Cook IT
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zimercr N, i2s Myrtle nv
ZcalofY Juo. IOI FULTON ay

Among those drafted In this ward Theodsre TIL
ton editor Of the frdepcnd, and Alderman Kimbal OF
the Eleventh ward.
The time occupied In drawing the O50 names was
about three hours ha with recess Of nve minutes
the end OF the first ave hundred names.
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
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pacrails- r eos Boer I'M Unterhemar r. CT Sfagg st
Ulstck iucab, -iass Nlrlca Amt bS Johiiso0A "
U.tgman Chas M'klboen. ar Uhl Jno, ca Scaos a
Iuraw
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
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Campt,eii y, Navy Ut

Campbell y, Navy ct
carson W. LAfs ette Az
Cassidy Thos, Ill Carlton Az
ciary Thos. Bolivar and Ray.
mond SITS
eau ins Geo II, 60 DeKalb av
Cooper A. Hospital
Chapman Jno. SEQ Myrtle Az
Colin Edw N. Clinton av
Carrs Jas. Clinton av
Council Jno. 81 Dekalb ~
clastery Jas, No. 8 Gates Az
Duran Jno, 70 Hamilton ct
Dost II Clinton av
Dansisack Geo. Atlan;icav
Dunn Jos. Hudson av
Degobus lily. $40 Myrtle av
Dormat rhns. cor Camber-
land and CARL sts
Dean Saml, Myrtle and Hud-
son avs
Dimond q II. l66 Myrtle av
Dcples Ino. 6 Vanderbilt ~
Doyle +. 2U7 Navy st
Davis Geo w. = Canton at
Dennison A. 2S3 Fslson sv
DUFF Thom. : Canton 1t
Dhslier John. l5i Navy 81
Dey Daniel Il. 2,a Navy st
Dewler j. as Fulton av
Devy Richard( (co,d), 30 CARL
Doneghsn N. = Hudson av
Dawson N, ~ Prince ~
Davis d ID. 4t4 Myrtle av
Donohue n, corner Myrtle av
q Adelpni VI
Dyett A X, I43 Lafayette vt
Demins Th0s q. Fleet pt
Dee Vim. $50 Fulton
Dillon Jn0. S06 Fulton
Doty j, 81 Clermont xy
Dolan X. Park sv
Oealey Silas. IL Portland av
The New York herald., 1863-09-03

Hendoyes John. Huron ,Inear
Franklin
Harold Rich'd, Union. near
Heifernon @ W. Union ave
aud Ash q
Holmes Levi, 40 Java st
Hulse v Buren, Norman ct
Heat Hy, BAchen's farm
Hadley Jarvis. As Jackson ct
Heismault Aug, l6 Huron 81
Hine Miles, 3 Huron st
Harles Levi, 2 0reenp0int Az
John 8 W. Raymond 81, near
Norman
Jones Ellis, 2 India ct
Keunes James. 5 Green st,
near Franklin av
Kelsey \ ., Huron / Wash.
ipgt0n sts
Kelly Wm. Huron ct, near
Franklin nv
Leek Geo j. Meserole ct, near
Guernsey
Leonard John. Freeman st
meas Washington av
Leach Jno, ~ INDIA st
Lane Albert 8, Franklin Nv,
near Green ct
Loomis rhos, Green st, near
Washington ~
As.thsws John, Franklin. M
Asddon James. Eagle, near
Union Nv
Mstterson Geo. Union, near
Jarvis
MoCullim Felix, Washing
ton, near India
Norris Freeman A, Freeman,
near Union Nv
NcLayard VIM, Meserole,
near Orchard
Mel on WIN. vancott, near
Russell
McGovern Patrick, Union.
near Franklin
Myer Jas, vancott, near
Greenpoint ~
Murray Pat, Is Huron
Nolanoon Jas, II Jarvis
Mccarthy j, . Jarvis
Oak land Chas 8, cor Oakland
and Meserole sts
Ostrander Ret. Meserole st,
near Eckford
O'ailhill r Il, Washington st,
near Green
Parker VIM L, I india at
fattersoo Geo, Leonard st,
near Meserole
Parsons w IL. Leonard st,
near Norman
Robinson Peter, Eagle, near
Franklin st
Reegay Jno. Union sv, near
Franklin at
Reid Robert Milton, near
Franklin II
Randoip hJno y. 3 Java st
Riley Jas, ii Java II
Rafmann. Messerole, near
johnson 81
Smith Geo, Franklin, n Kent
Ninth q. Green at
sullivan Jno, Franklin, d
India
Storm;Peter, Bleecker. nEwen
Stilwagn Is Noble. n Wash n
Sonn Abraham II, Franklin.
n 0reeupoint av
Sniden Lean NJ, franklin Nv,
n Oak ~
Scou CbtiA Eagle,u Union ~
Steers Dan. Huron,u n Wash n
Shay Jao w. Guernsey. n
Noble
Thomas Chas II. 4 India 81
Thomas Geo, Franklin, n Java
Tnorne = Y, Sandf0ru. q
Graham ~
Trthill Geo II. Madison. n
v ashingtou st
Taylor VIM. Is Jarvis st
Tnompsou John r, Graham,
o vAucott st
uhilhemore Egbert, Oakland. /.
n Messerol .
voghea v, Franklin, n Union
vanderburxh Jas, old Home
stead Manor House
warrest A II. n Noble 81
Wtnsou John, Graham Az. q
Van Cot st
Whittsmore Robt, Madison.
d frnukitn av
williamson Ben p . Jarvis
Whitcomb l. =. 10 Noble 81
Willlamsoo Jss, . Franklin
Williams W n, IL Huron st
Whitney Joseph. 8 IndtS st
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Of the tcrm-tho defender of the p,o,l' ~. y
but is the uphelder Of no party ,l'Nh
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tanned, and this glorious White Ns,sssa
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Cheap FurnitUre (!
VNMM N R RRM nE


nESlRES 10 inform bic old friends and eus
IL ttmers that, having enlarged bic ,hsp and
increased bis facilities for manufacturing, no "
now prepared 90 mako TO order furniture as may
bc desired, 10 good style and at cheap rates for
Cash. 10 mostly hos on hand at his "Furui-
turo ROOMS" varied assortment Of Ready made
Furniture, among Ehich arc
Bureaus and Side-Boards,
WSrdrobcs aud Book Cases Centre, Soia Pulor
Breakfast aud Dining Extension Tables.
Common, French Post, cottage, Jenny
Lind and other Bedsteads
SOFAS Of all KINDS, WORK-STANDS
HAT-RACKS, WASH-STANDS, &c.
Rocking and Arm Chairs,
Spring Seat, Cane Bottom and Parlor Chairs
and Common and other Chairs.
OHING- GLASSES
OF every description on hand and new gassee
for old frames, which will be put in on yo-
ry reasonable terms on short notice.
He also keeps on hant, or furnishes to OF
der, Hair, Corn lluEk, Hair and
Cotton top Mattresses.
C0FFlNS, Of every kind,
Made to order, and funerals attended with
H9arse, whenever desired
Also, House Painting done to order.
The subscriber also manufactures, and has
constantly en- hand,
Clements Patent Washing Machine,
The best now in use. Those using this machine
never need be without clean clothes lie also has
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CLUBS OF FIFTY.
THE UNITED STATES H0l
HARRISBURG, Ps, 1
GOV ERLY L HUTCHINSON, HTa~

THIS Hotel, SO well known to th inH
l. public of ClearGtli county, sh'Enil
dition to afford the most excellent atcouHA
either for the transient guest or ih,Fr
boarder.
The Omitted States hr' nov al hs
fences Of
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL
and the Proprietors are ic,crminedO4n'
er expense, time nor labor to ensure it, Q
of the guests. The patronage Of The y
public is respectfully solicited. jglN
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SPECIAL OFFERS.

We desire this year to place bsisp,,N
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BOOK tsashes on the question Of III, g,.,
confidently believe il this journal ve,, h,
the hands Of one halftho voters ofA, =,
States between this time and Novemb,, lsg
Democrats could not fail to carry thepu
Dental elction. We therefore make n, m,
offers, not in the light Of prizes, sud ps,r,
cause it will be proiitablo-ior We can s,r,,,
ford it-bpt solely to secure wide iwr,s
Of the doctrines which w Gruly bsiw,g,
our country:
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Elyer,s Patent Churn,

A superior article. A family using -
never need be without butter slsr
All the above and many other iu'" .,,.,s
nished to customers cheap for CASE ~, ~, j
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Cabinet work, taken in exchange ~ Ne 4
Remember the shop is on hs,'.lG .s' n
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Nov. 26, lS62.-y -
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LIVERY man that has read any thing Of the
IL past history of this WAR must finally come
to the conclusion that tho Confederate Govern
ment would be broken down. 1t was only uues-
ton of time. But now we have the above Glori-
Gus soul-stirring news TO cheer us up and the
only drawback to our joy and glorifcation is the
imminent danger Of the Contrabands coming
North to "eat out our substance" and to wear out
eur shoes! But Of one thing the people Of Gear
ield county may be assured, and that is, that
FRANK SHORT-fOr short called .Sori-es-is
selling Boots d shoes as cheap as any other
man in the county; and if you don't believe H.
just give him call court-weok, or at any other
time, and see for yourselves. he would Just re-
mind the public that his shop is now on Market
street, in Shaws Row-where you will find him
just ms Short as usual-if not little sLorie---ef
CASH than he would like to be.
All kinds Of work on hands and made to order
on short notec, and as well'made, and as good II
as can be "skeered" up here or elsewhere.
&ss-Don't forget the shop--on Market street,
in Shaws Row, directly opposite Rev. Fl, R,
Swoope's Office, +. SHORT.
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Carpet & Oil Cloths,
q K o G T. X ] f. S
Valuable Timber Land and
SAW-MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE .

EF7llIS fine property is situate in Girard town
4 Up, Clenrheld county, Pa, and contains
about 400 acres Of Land, tract No. 1856,
and parts Of tracts Nos 1865 and 5367. These
lands are yet heavily TlMBERED, with a Quan.
dty Of PINE, OAK aud HEMLOCK.
A STEAM SAW-MiLL
In complete running order, capable of cutting
Three Million Feet of Boards per annum,
with all the necessary roads, railroads, &c., for
putting stock to the mill ono large Mansion
House, six tenant houses, store house, School
House, three barns, blacksmithsnop, aud all
necessary outbuilUings are upon the -npcrty.-
There arc about 10 acres cleared uad, under
good fence, and a Plank Road toward the river
for getting lumber to market.
This valua. 10 property is situate upon Sandy
Creek, about J r-iIes from the river and il pop
ularly known as tho
Fronohville Steam MIL Property,
and is now offered at PRIVATE SALE upon
reasonable terms. All kinds of sawed lumber
can be safely and economically t Ken to marx ct
from the point Indicated.
G~Apphcadon can be made to either Of the
undersigned residing at Clcarfeld, Ceardcld
county, Pa, either personally or by letter.
JAS. T. LEONARD,
Sept ?, 1853 WM. A. WALLACE,
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National Hotel
Farm for SaR.

THE subscriber residing in Oo7fs.
Il ship, now offers his valuable iNa y \,
reas enable terms. 1t is located q lhsI,
road, and contains - acres Of ial',
which is cleared, with o two story ho1s.
for a hotel, wagonmaker shop, @' yI M
buildings, q young bearing orchard, S.,l y,
Of excellent water at the door. wi
is opened on the farm with vein o. y
thick. ~
Ei7- For terms and particular, w ~
undersigned at Frenchville 7. y; UL;nT,rSgI Tl,ri
Oct. 2S, 1868, L. Dh0"
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Various nades can be produced from the same
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eThis Post Once viii do Tor Chest township.
sWil answer far Ferguson township.
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MLRRELL a. BlGLER
Have juH opened large md Splendid
ns,ortmoul ol
New Goods
At their old stand in Clcarfcld.

THNllEY have the best assortment Of Hardware
\ that has ever been brought 10 this county,
which they will sell at the most reasonable pH-
ccs, among which will be found splendid lot Of
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The TriJune's Washington dispatch says
it may be positively stated that Gen. Butler
viii resume command of the Department OF
the Gulf. His headquarters will ut first be
at New Orleans, and soon al higher point on
the Mississippi. Count Mercier to-day re-
peated anew his assurances Of the friendly
regards of the Emperor Napoleon, and be
wished TO have it announced that the inten-
ton OF France in her proposal Of mediation
and in her expedition To Mexico, are IN
c)asoaance with the most friendly feelings
to the American Union, and Amer
ic,g interests; that in regard 10
Mexico particularly, the Emperor has no
parposc to interfere with American rights or
the rights Of nations, but only to maintain
the honor Of France.
The Steamer Pacific brings Havana advioes
Of the 10th Mexican adyices report there
is a serious misunderstanding between Gems.
OsteE1 Comonfort, and numerous descrtiols
have taken place from the Mexican garrison
Of Puehla. Also that conspiracy was dis
covered in the brigade OF Gen. Ooraon, and
Eve officers had been Shot.
Farther advices state that tie entire French
army in Mexico. is p 200, but endorsements
of 1880 were expected by the end Of De
cembcr.
Most Of them arc badly armed. Fortihcations
at Puehla consist Of 20o guns and The city Of
Mckee li,a number
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Toe Worlds Washington dispatch Says -
very important report. sail to he founded on
good authority, ha~ reached me tonight. 1t
i. that the Army of ,hc Potomac is tois Wy
taally Gi-5anled, and thg greater portion Of
II rent to the West, &, cooperate in th"
grand campaign SON tn be inauguratcd.
small portion Of If viii he retained near
Washington. just enough to protect the
city"
The H,rad's Washington dcsratch has
tie following - cne Of tho results Of the
recent Republican caucuse' it i intimatci
that the demand for reconstruction Of
the Cabinet viii he urged with pertinaci'y
and tl,at il q change I'c $50, made before the
sth Of March, Congress. in imitation Of 'hc
Bril- p Pertinent, viii pas, resolutions de-
cla-ilg q want Of confidence in the present
Cabinet
Toe Triaune', despatch says tte action
+ of tie regular caucus Of the republican mem
aels Of Congress will satisfy the desires Of
. m,st encl.. lie supporters Of the var. Their
work will De thorough and their recomenla-
/ tons 70 tie Executive bold and sweeping
Another week may ripen their action.
The Tines dispatch says that conference
was held las. evening at the White nouse,
in which Secretary Stanton and several Sena-
tors and Representative participated, and in
which political matters Of grave importance
were discussed and determined-tba;
change of the Administrative policy in many
c-seriia! respect will IL tie result. It is
sas1rd.d es certain even if It occasions Oh
olal c'ang5s in important place.
lie correspondent Of the Tins, writing
from Headquarters of the Army Of the Pc
tanac, after detailing the late movement,
makes use Of the following language -
! Whether this drawback might not have hcen
prevented by vigorous eGort and hearty
co-opcration on the Part Of the military
leaders, il a question much mooted hero
/ There ale those who assert that had it not
been for the apathy Of some in high places
Of military command We might still have
carried tho day.
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WAsHixGTox. Jan. 2,


Rear Admiral lee has FORWARDED . tie
Navy Dept q report from Lieut.. Cushing
dated Beaufort Jan. detailing the particu-
lars Of a reconnaissance made by BIN rear
Fort Csswell, with . men. While proceeding
up the river they were fired upon .y the re-
bells from blaT on the left bank Landing
and forming without firing a gun, they
marched forward until they came within
sight OF flrt and camp fire, wlo.e lpon
they made fierce b1yonet charge, Lieut..
Cushing Judging that the enemy were isno-
rant Of tae number Of his force. TIE Charge
was successful.
Our troops went over one side OF the work
as the rebels escaped on the other.
The Fort was found to he an eaIthwork
surrounded by ditch with bl7ckboeso in
side pierced for musketry. No guns were
mounted.
Lieut.. Gushing learned that the f1it had
been held be a company Of infantry wao leit
their stores, ammunition &c, which we're
captured. He destroyed all the property be
could not bring away, and returned to Beau
fort with the los Of only one man wounded
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HhpoUsETTRs ARMY or THE PoIoNAC. !
Camp near Falmouth, Jan. 26. 1868 {
GEvrRsI ORprR No. ..

tENEhaL tkllh NJ ~
BY direction of the President of the
United States. the commanding general this
day transfcrs tho command Of this armr. 70
Major General Joseph Hooker The short
time that he has directed Your movements,
has rot been fruitful Of victory nor my CON
siderable Advancement Of our lines. But it
has again demonstrated an amount Of cour-
age, patience and endurance that under more
favorable circumstances, would have accom-
plished great results.
Continue to exercise those virtues. and he
true in your devotion to your country and
the principles You have sworn to maintain
Give to the brave and skiIlful general who
has 20 long been identified with your organi-
zation, and who Is now to command you,
your fall and cordial support and co-opera-
ton, and YOU will deserve success.
Your General in taking an otieo;ionate
leave Of the army from which he separates
with 50 iauch regret, may be pardOned if he
bids an especial farewell to his long and tried
associates Of the 9th Army corps.
His prayers are that God may be with you
and grant your continual success until the
Rebellion is crushed
By command Of