davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, on the third W lnesday. .........
Richmond Lodge, meots the first Tuesdsy
SseniDg IN every month. ..................
King Solomon Chapter, second Friday
=. WAY ne Council, first Thursday In March, June
September andDecember. Observation-Disclosures.
Dritton Lodge (colorsds1 first Monday in each
month.
g. i. O. q. r.
4" " hstc Wat Lodge. meets overy Friday evening'
Herman (aermsa) Lodge,svery Tuesday evening.
' Wood ward Lodge. every Wednesday evening.
Oriental EDcampuent, every second and fou.th
Esesdsy of esoh month.
= Degree Of Rsbeoca. of Whitewater and W oodward
God ges. hrst and third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rebsccs. of Herman Loo e, and third
Monday Of each month.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
J. H. WATSON, Agent,
NJ Local Agents Wanted.
Jan. 25th. 1863.
LEG AL.

In the Circuit Court Of the u. States
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT oFoHIo,
AT the Jansary term thereof the folosing decree
f,HANcERY. JAxuART Term. ,sss-J a. p,,,v
on for hearing motion to attach the persons Of
the defendants john and Sarah c. Ewing. upon the
written offered by the parties and tn. srsu
sSn,se o. % and the Court h.yIf time to
had does find that the said Defendants John Sarah
y di.oseyins injunction heretofore granted in al:
cause on the a.. day Of Janssy D. ieel. and In In
tsbshed BY the decree Of this Court Of that
Aud Court does further and upon full evidence.
that the Chart known called the Ladies' Guide,
a E ~ p.:e Nj.
souri, 10 In principle and node Of operation substantial
I-hed BY the Judgment Of this Court Ills therefore
further 70, tbs said contempt,
.srns Of shi: a,der deve! up 81 Of the said eops. OF
t" be By him destroyed. DO also deliver to him the pi..
plates from which they are printed for the
aud all char,s. Maps or Guides. By whatsoever nam.
called and the plates from which they printed which
=. q the q -; And .aa
Guides. or By what.esves nam. essd for and % .e-
directed to ever the :. oe TO the Clerk Of the Court
for the purpose Aforesaid.
And the Court does farther order adjsdse and decree
that the said fendsus john and Sarah c. Ewing pay
the Of this hearing. including therein abe iesi
mate costs Of the testimony tskenS and that the said
costs be paid thirty days and In default thereof
that the said John E.og .as s.sd anti. the
relation 70 said commitment And the said defendants
John and Sarah c. wing hereby warned
further infringement Of the rights Of the sal Lavais
Drury By themselves either them their
or ~ any persons either Indirect w.
or from aiding assisting conntving such Infringe
nent reilly or Indirectly and that In default Of the
said defendants or either Of them herein, the
compliance By them either Of then With this order In
al respects they win lie held subject TO the further
RI In Me urau
LINCOLN, SMITH q wARSoCK.
Counsel for Mrs. Drnry.
AHDRLwJ J. PRupEH. Counsel far As. and Mrs. Ewing.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,i
SoutheTp District Of Ohie.
l. joseph IT. Geger. Clerk Of the Circuit Coart of the
United States for the m Circuit and soaihsrn District Of
Ohio do hereby certify the, the foregoing 10 ny taken
and copied from the records Of this Court.
In testimony ~hereto. do here0nto subscribe my
49,, name and anix the seal Of said Circuit Court.
Us this Both Day OF Janu A. D. 1863 and Of the
49, Indep< ndence Of the Caitsd States tbs exhty
seventh JOS II. GEfGER, Clerk.
TTMrs. L. Drury's Chart ss hsA Springfield,
CLARK Co, Ohio.
March 8, 1863. 1em3.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
CArHARrNs TINkLE.


- Znner 4 Scott, la Main St. at
their new building. are constantly receiving
new recruits Of Notions. Wall Taper, and
everything in their line. Man a.acturiuy
all ti1ds of Candies. they are prepared to
supply re:ail dealer. ss cheapiy .. they can
purchase elsewhere, and tnsy ar, invited to
give them a call. Willow wsxops and
Willow.Wars of oil kinds on had. Re.
member No. ia.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
~ The NORMAL SCHOOL opens
the 20th instant ~ MONDAY NEXT.
Rscollect MONDAY, July GOTH.
lmporaans Change in Postage.

The Postofice Law now requires that all
correspondence addressed to ANY Executive
Department, or any officer in it. must be
prepaid. 1t will be we'll for the public to
remember this. and not tax the heads Of de-
parsments with double postage.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
REFS, nEESm REE<..

The subscriber having for the last eight
years practiced new and valuable process
for the artificial swarming and rapid increase
Of Bees, ard the raising Of surplus Queens,
would give instructions that would enable
others to succeed perfectly in the profitable
and fascinating business of Bee culture.
STEPHEN SCOTTON.
Richmond. Indiana.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

AND STILL THEY COME.--Another
large lot of ChiIdrcn's Willow Cabs just re-
ceived and for sale low, at Emswiler &
Co.'S. 49 Main street, where you will also
find full stock OF ladies' baskets and all
SORTS of notions Drop In.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

EF Stoves are still needed for cooking
and Ward & Co.'S. at the Depot. is the
place to get the kind you want. Anything
in the copper. brass, tin and sheet-iron
ware line. that is waited. cen there be had.
Also, Fruit Cans Of the latest and most ap-
proved patterns, always on hand.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

GA Festival for the benefit of the Min
lister in charge Of the A. N. T. Church will
be held at the Union Tsmplars' Hall next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, 9lst
and ED inst. Ice cream and everything
nice will be on hand. Admittance 10 cts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

- A company Of ministers. has been
organised. says the Journal, at Indianapo.
~. under the command Of Rev. g. r. Oil
lett. (tormerly Presiding Elder u this dis.
triet;) Rev. Mr.. Marshall. Of she eth Pres.
bytciisn Chufe5, First Lieut.; aud Rev
Hr. Kunklsman. Of the Lathsran Ohareh,
Second Lieut..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
ca Frxru.Es, Ac.-Th

; Gas FrxruREs, &c--Tbe season fol-
building is now here. and every house
should be supplied With convenieneies io'
lighting i. with gas. Messrs. Starr q White
are always prepared TO pat up Gas Fixtures
either ornamental or plain. at their once
on Main-ztreet, one door West Of G. G.
Buhl's Stove Store.
They deliver Coke to any part of the city.
They have also Fire Brick and Coal Tar
for sale.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

EJ Ii you wan. good Stove, good
Tin, Copper. Brass and Sheetiron Ware. c..
G. Bulbs is right place 10 End them. and at
prices very low for Cash. Call and exam
inc his extensive stock.
For superior Fruit Cans, c. c. Bulbs
is the place to get them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND PosT OFFICE, May

n N6AxA0 oF0N
Cincinn ati. Dayton and Eastern. 1870 -
Indian apolis md the Wes.............. 6:45 p 10.
Chicago and North wss, ......-....... 6:45 N.
A6AIL9 CIsos1
indianapolis and Chicago .............. 40 .. m.
Dayton and Columbus. and East. 500 p. ID.
Ciscinnati and East. 500 p. ).
Hamilton Mail, via Boston, &c.. leaves
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday st. %. .7;00 .. m i.
Hsmilton Mail arrives Tu esdsy, Thursday
ssd Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 p m.
Union City Mail, via ABBY, Bethel, dc,
same Hamilton mail.
Winchester mail, via New Garden, leaves
Monoay and Friday at. 500 . m.
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. 500 p 10.
ErOmce open from LOO IN. to y. IN. San
days from to 10 a.. ..... a--
u The Nails governed by Railroad Time,
which 10 faster than true time.
ACHILLES VILLAINS, PIN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

n% These are exciting times. Morgan
Rails. New York Riots. And a Raid in
our midst. on the Cheap Cash Store. No. 81
Main.st.. -paying in Green Backs. Haires
il conidsn: OF holding out till bis Goods
arrive from the East.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

EEAt No. 90. S. G. Dugdale. has the
most beautiful patterns for Window Cur
tains. Wall Paper, Borders, &c. besides
almoA every things in the Notion line. and
Willow Ware. Give him a CALL
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

~You will find the Florence Sewing
Machine at No 80. Main st !, (Sam. Bells
old quarters, and our advice is. don't buy
a machine until you have thoroughly ex.
amined the Florence.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
HEIMSTREET'S
XleinsifNblc Hair ReslOr0fire.
1T is NOT A DYE.

But restores hair its original color by supply
capillary With impaired by
disease All instantane dyes composed OF
caustc the vitality and be7uty of the
hair. and afford OF themselves dressing Heimstrees
,olorng only hair to its natural
color by q easy process, but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beautyi
growth, its falling or eradcstes
IAnaruG, and health spi pieissatness 10 the
head has Of time. being the orig iuai
Coloring, and constantly increasing in favor
Used gentle ladies. Ii is sold by all
specialize dealers or can procured them of til e
coamsrcisl agent. d 5. Barnes, 202 Broadway, N. Y
Two sizes 81 ceRts and 81.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

o. We invite the attention of our readers
10 The advertisement in another column Of STRAIT
Lar & Son. Their new stock of Goods is well
worth examination, by all wishing to supply
themselves with anything in their line.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

~ Haze you Cough?-Use DR.. ]. S.
Fenimore's celebrated Cough Mixture-it will
relieve and cure you.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
a.ss For the latest summer fashi

asas For the latest summer fashions in
millinery, and for every thing desirable in the
millinery line. do not fail. ladies. to give
our friend Mrs Sarah A. Ilitf call Her
establishment is nearly opposite the Pearl
street NJ. E Cnurch. where she is constant
Iy receiving additions to her stock of goods.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
Diseases OF the Eye and Ear.

The following letter speaks tor itself. as
well as in praise OF the skill OF Dr.. J. w.
Culbertson, in his Uniform success in the
treatment Of this delicate and important or
gan:
DALTON. Wayne Co.. 1nd., June 90.
Editors Palladium This is to certify
that have been afflicted for years with very
sore eyes and entire loss of sight. After
four doctors trying to cure them. they each
left me blind and hearing of DR.. Culbert.
sons successful treatment OF diseased eyes,
l was induced to try it.
| My eyes were very painful, and con.
sid.red my case incurable; but after using
DR.. C.'s medicine near four weeks, found
my eyes were improving. and in a few weeks
more was able to attend to my business.
My eyes now feel and look natural, and
can see IS well as persons of my age.
am Sc.
nv health was much impaired. but I am
happy to say that rs my eyes improved, my
health did Also.
/ Dr. Culbertson has treated several other
cases tina, know OF with great success. and
| would say TO those who are suffering with
sore or blind eyes. that they would do we'll
to cali on DR.. Culber,son. as believe he
can cure all manner of bad eyes.
Yours truly.
CATHARrNs TINKLE.
We have frequently heard DR.. C.'s skill.
in the treatment of diseases Of both Eve
and Ear, spoken of 10 terms of high com.
meDdaiion by several who have been under
bis care. and We can cheer.ully recommend
those whose sight or hearing are being i'm
paired. from any cause whatever, TO give
Dr.. Culbertson call. Office in the Gilbert
Block. third door west Of Marion on Main
up stairs. 1C z "a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17

For Carpets Ladies' Dress Goods. and
almost everything needed to make family
comfortable. the Bee Hive Store of Capt. Craw-
ford is the place to buy cheap for Cash.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,


Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, bronchitis. Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
OF Cons slmptive Patients
i'm advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This I. remedy universally known to surpses
other for the of threat and lung complaints that it
is useless here publish the evidence of
ufyacd excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have mste it
known throughout the civilized nations of the EARTH
Few the communities, even families, among them
who have not personal experience OF its effects
living trophy in their midst Of its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
As ali know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, md
they KNOW the effects of this remedy need
do than TO them that il has all the vr
that il did have when making the which have
won 50 strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. c. AYEE &. CO.. Lowell, Mas.
re- For SHE by Piumm & X lily. an
:. J. lees. Rtchm md Int 1Wen g. Co
Wholesale -igeat, Cincinnati.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-17
u u A L r & D TlON
IN fHE rRIcKs or
SINGER e cos
STANDARD MACHINES

- sne esss 1aentse IN the world Ra0iiy s..sns
,,,c. hg3 nanu1Aoeos1ng Parpceos
1--WE. te.fA Haznnrs. and Neaoeifuy ornarsn., ~
W voo3d Ssh fos Letter NacAin~~ ~. 49,
o. sese Makers and Dress kers AZ q.
-. ases.ees for light manufacturing psrrcsrs-
10y eoeoas tue rri.eiriegcf the Aanasaetorin ~.
ehines making, like them, the inter,oet "a s.isrh .
destined TO be eriehrStsd Family A. ~
nanaiae;a,ins purposes as Maausaessrns N.ehis.
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
Young Thos. 2Ce Monroe st

THE RECESS.
A. half.past one O'Clock recess Of half hour was
had for the purpose Of recuperating the inward
upon which "dras" always press heavily. After half
hours pleasant discussion OF edblcs and the etceeras
THE DRAWING WAS RESUMED.
moro enlivenng, iocular, ooisterous and registering
crowd had assembled In the "drawing room" by this
time. Brawny and muscular looking fellows filled tho
places Of those who had got tired out during tho
afternoon, and the duties Of the police under tho
directions Of Inspector Leonard consequently became the
moro arduous Now and again . strong pressure from
the would overwhelm tho FROM and drive them
furiousy against the barrier OF policemen erected the
vicinage Of the drafting apparatus breaking their ranks
and preventing rally in forco for several minutes.
These physical sorties however, interrupted
and tho drawing carried out during the afternoon In
comparative quiet
The following elected from the wheel, and
tho quota Of the Seventh ward completed at few
minutes past Eve o'clock
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
THE NINTH DISTRICT.
The Drawing I'm the Twenty.secend
Ward.


Ward.
The draft which had interrupted 10 the Ninth ds.
tct by the July riots resumed yesterday morning,
at ten o'clock for the Twenty second ward. There
not tho east appearance Of excitement, and the pre-
ceedings seemed to excite very little There waa
police force in and around the building in which
tho draft was about TO take place-namely,
Of West Forty seventh Seventh avenus
The force consisted OF hundred men, from the Nf
teenth Sixteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth Twenty nrss,
Twenty second and Twenty-thrd precincts The whole
under the command OF Inspector Diks. There was
also present within the building company Of the Second
Vermont Volunteers.
At the hour appointed Captain Charles E. Jenkins Pro
Marshal read the Presidents order for the rcsump
ton OF the draft from the stage In which had been In
terrupted. and announced that the said dran would
at the thousand and Asst NAME. Aboat
fourteen hundred had been drawn occasion
or the floss when the apparatus demolished and
some OF the ballots destroyed. It considered how
ever that thousand had been fairly drafted
and IL was determined to from that number.
The following were the names drawn at that time:--
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Resumption OF the Draft-The Twentieth
Ward Drawn-Order Prevalent.

Ward Drawn-Order Prevalent.
Pursuant 10 adjournment the draft IN the Eighth ds
trct resumed this morning at eight O'clock tle
headquarters, 3o3 Broadway The Twentieth ward vas
then drawn, which completes the draft In this distinct
the Twenty.hrst ward hdving boen drawn the day
before Owing 10 tho rain storm tho outdoor nbor-
ers were unable TO attend their work at the
usual hour, and the number OF spectators was much
larger at tho commencement than later the
day, when the weather cleared OF. The greatest order
combined with mcrriment, though rather hIars pre-
vailed throughout the day The same military rce was
In attendance the previous occasion hey were
sustained by the Second platoon Captain spaghi, from
the Twenty ninth precinct police.
At tho above hour Captain d. r. Mannere announced
that the drawing would commence and staed that the
total number Of ballots deposited in tho wheel was sels
from which ,l2T would be drawn-.hat Iumber being
the quota of the Twentieth ward The b,lcts had been
counted by Alderman Hardy and Alderman Peck.
Among the victims OF the vagares OF thcwheel ere Mr.
Thomas Brown, Deputy Surveyor in ,b, Custom House.
Mr. W. +. g. McGrath, Adiutant Of tbs Twenty. second
regiment; sylvanus crgzens, a son OF Cozzcns, the
famous hotel man. and inmate n the Institute FOR
the Blind o Ihiriythird steet and Eighth ave
nue., which created much amuscmoD, when itwas exe
gcticaly stated that he was only domestic in TINT CO.
Enlistment and rot blind man was supposed al FIRST
The greater portion OF the popuon OF this ward Il OF
Tcuonic origin, and tnero my number Of int race
among the drafted, with mares long enough and hard
enough 70 astonish oven an Indian. Quito number or
ooored people also drafted evidently much 10 tho
disgust Of tho HIbernIans present
THE DRAWING IN rHR TWENTIETH wipp.
suboiped b list Of tho drafted for the rweutissh
ward
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
zang Joseph, 2S5 W s6th st
Young Chas. 1893 W asth ct

The drawing continued wisnous intermiseou uuta
finished, which was at quarter past one p NJ, when
Commissioner Spencer Kirby stated that the dra for the
Eighth Congressional district Completed also the
drawing In the Twentieth ward; when the crowd in the
OF the ROOM who separated from the table By
an iron railing, dispersed In very hilarious, though
perfectly orderly manner, some exclaiming. "ASs
Lnkum hasn't got us yet" 'tDraft and be damnedc'
and the like.
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
Henrisls r. ~ Division .t

Heprisks r. ~ Division q
Harvey Ohas. 80 Madison st
Heisshorn A, ~ jackson st
Hobsten. Is Montgomery Ut
Hutchinson Jos, 20 East
Broadway
Hentinger O H, Ss7 Henry ct
Heathcot w II. as Monroe st
Heman Chas, 257 Henry ct
Hughes Pat, 637 Water st.
Hopkins Francis. l6I Divi-
sion at
Howboker A, $50 Front ct
Handy Dan, 81 Montgomery
Hickman VIM, IS jackson ct
Harrington John, I'D Cherry
The New York herald., 1863-08-27

Akcrman @. f7s Water
Akcr sd 265 Cherry
Allen Jas. 81 south
Apwood Geo, ~ 4 broadway
Ashcrn 1 4, So Monroe
An Ter August, 2J7 Division
Baner August nc hamilton
baeher Thos. 6T2 Water
illsfap ". % Henry Il
hNir John J. 21g Monroe st
bnIte Jas, Lao Cherry a
Bail0u A, 10 ooyernrur Il
Barnes Chas. 40 cherry ri
barney Patrick, Az cherrg n
Benny Mcsly, 81 Madison st
byron VIM. al Henry ri
booth John. ~ badison st
harnet Thos, ala Water nj
brsmpon jacob. l39 cherrv
ssktf Frederick. ass Cbe,,v
Brush Henry 81 r BwavS
Buckley Jno. els Grand Z,
nrsnnsFan -, - X B,wav
Butler Jno, Us Cherry ~
Boefs VIM .s2si Hrdry -
boshar Chss, IN Henrv "A
Boyesdy -, ~ Cberrv =
Bss,er ssmuel, ~ Market .,
Bennett WIN, II Hsm,l,oa =,
MIsssK% EfHIss;:ss fHss:!Is !. !.
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
sveshsriss d PM, @W sis

Ss.sssl:s :. =! !. !: !. 9s.lr!.Ix,.Syn..ss | .l!.I "a "a
Warren G. 3S6 w 2oth q
White Peter, 81 w $50 e
Walker VIM. 40 9Th ~
Weed VIM, 81 Boorman pl
Wagner ChAs, 273 W 3Itk
Webb Jas. l36 w S0th
Weigel John. 1873 w 3Sth
Well Leopold. l7D w xsd
Walling Levi, 6.5 9Th ave
Weis WIN. 2o5 9th ave
Westerheld Is. foot OF 30Lh o.
North river
Wiess II, 495 sth ave
Weiserd Henry, 203 w 2ist st
Wake Jno, s3O 9TH av
Walsh Stephen. 252 W 18th at
White Geo. 282 w 3Tth 1t
Weilder Andrew. 422 w s5th
Wills Alexander. Il41s W27th
Whitlew Alex. 80 w 26th Ct
Wilter Louis. I67 w 9th st
Walsh. 81 w 29th st
Wylie Richard, 262 w 27th sl
Wyant Chas, 344 w 35th at
Watch Thos. 160 w 3lst st
Walters Geo. l72 W 37th ct
The New York herald., 1863-08-27

wa,ksr Conrad % Nh ~
Wolf Gabriel. 06 i0th ~
Wurman Joseph. LA w 81 =
Wtiten VIM. 315 7th Az
woolwich chas. 365 7th ~
Wiley Samuel, s63 w 26lA
white Geo W. 253 W Ath
Wynherd Chas, 267 w 39th
Wallace Alex. 3i6 w 2otn
Watt Andrew. IS w SD
White A, 1893 lith ave
Wood z, 266 West SD st
Wiess Fred, S)5 llth ave
Williams Jas, 4l6 sth ave
williams Jno S6 w Slst So
Weldon Jno s95 9th ~
Williamson Isaac, Both st And
Tn av
Warren Jno, 2i6 W 30th st
WinterbottomSolon 273 9thav
Wooley Simon T.. i27 w 26tk
Waters Amos, 293 w 36th st
Wet'lanf jacob. Prs w 36th
Web Christian. 275 w y9th 6
Wendolph q, 29Y W 9th ct
White Geo. 4l5 7th nv
Wellington Vim, IA w Tth
The New York herald., 1863-08-27

AshsIn Louis Ia wes, so,A
Algeo Ihos IN West sssh Il
Adler Geo, - West yots ~
Aspdep rhcs. 50 Wess s3d Il
Andsss0s = 'ss ~ Wsa Slss
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
CUNNINGHAM N. go water .

Cunningham NJ. 60 water q
Crosbie VIM. 6f7 Water ct
Carroll Il. 2lo Monroe st
ChnmberlAine A. 81 Is b way
Chibben Pete, 3ss Monroe St
Grower Jno. 60 Madison 81
Curran Jas, s Hamilton "
Cunningham A, 258 Monroe
Cuboington VIM. 40 Menroe
Callahan John. COS Water Ut
Chamber riain b. 327 Cherry
Carson Jos, 80 Monroe At
Conway Francis, 92 Henry
D
Dorot Lewis, 200 M addison st
Devin Jas, 2il Division st
Doherty Bernard, lS2 Cherry
Duty Pat, S5 Henry st
Denniker z, 394 Division st
Doherty VIM. 29l Madison st
Dunbar VIM r, 652 Cherry at
Dowd Pat, . Gnuverneur slip
Diesnosher Geo, 236 Clinton
Donovan John. ia Monroe st
Essing Jacob. Catharine mkt
Farrar Geo, sos r B'way
Francis Edmon. 413 Water ct
Frederick Hy. POI Front st
Francis Jno. 3o3 Madison st
Farnuster Louis, l3l Cherry
!
Goslin Henry j, lOi East
Broadway
Canon Jas, l43 Cherry at
Glasgow John, 30 Cherry
Gray Richard, 2l2 Clinton
Granger T, 6l5 Grand ct
i
Hudson Ed, 90 Monroe 90
HendencKap John, al South
Harvey VIM, IS Mark let at
Hanblet Jas, As Monroe ct
Harris Jas. 9 Monroe u
Happenzeiler Melcher, ID
Monroe st
Herman Jno, ,252 e Broadway
J
Jones Joe. i57 Cherry st
johnson Chas, l26 = B'way
Joyce Thomas, l42 Cherry ct
KyHe Patrick. esl Water st
Kennedy an1,s. I, John, a Cover
Kelly Thos, 1sl Madison
Kearney John, 4l7 Cherry st
Keatina John. 222 e B'way
Kennedy N, 245 Scanned st
Lee VIM. 40 Water st
Loving Morris, 6S Pike
IAngdon Laurence. IS Market
Lynch Thos. 292 Monroe 81
Lenttner VIM, 90 Henry Ct
NJ
Myles Isaac, 294 Henry st
Nyer j, 19i Madison
Mccormick -, 100 Honrv
Martin Thos. go Monroe st
Madison Jas, le3 Monroe ct
Mcdonnell Jno. 10 Cathariuo
Mink Geo, 66 e Broadway
Moore Jn0 Al Catharine st
Melville Jno. AZ Henry ct
Mal,cr Pat, 81 r Broadway
Meyer John, rs Montgomery
More Jas, A5 Grand ST
N
Noonan Jos, 408 Madison ST
Neughreguenenhausen John,
$50 Cherry st
Nathan Geo, 81 Marshal st
Owens Thos. 268 Monroe st
O'Rooke VIM, so Henry 81
O'Nefl Peier, 10 Pelham st
Purcell Edward. 50 Market
Purcell Michi. 421s Hamilton
Pickine John. l0l Monroe
Park VIM. 669 Water SC
Perrie David J, 100 E Bdway
Ray Peters. 62 Rutgers st
Rooney VIM. 45 Scanned
Robendick Hy, 72 Monroe !.
> ="
Swede I'd, ia Henry ct
Sthel Henry. COG Water st
Smith Robt, 2i9 Division st
Smith b, 169 Madison st
Smith T r. 297 Henry
Scott Matthew, 40 Cherry at
Switer John, l03 Monroe st
Shane Chas. 81 jackson ct
Thompson Geo, ia Monroe
Taylor N, 3Ul Monroe
Y
voss Christian, 277 Monroe
W
Wallis Rott. IS Couverneur
Williams John. "a Jackson st
Wright BENZ. l78 Madison at
Withe Randolph. 207 Cherry
Wilson Robt 8, 1856 e B'way