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An Exemption Ordinance Pass
cd and Signed by tho Mayor.
100000 Appropriated for the Relief sf Fire
men, Policemen, Uniformed Ailitia
and Heads Of Families.
The Mayor, Comptroller, Supervisors
Prdy, Orison Blunt, VIM. II. Tweed
and VIM. B. Stewart Committee as
to oRsceive Applications for Re-
Lief from Drafted Men,
&c.. Co.. d.
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.

rhe Drawing for enc Thirteenth ward.
Tho draft for Thirteenth ward, In this district,
semmencsd shortly nine O'Clock yesterday morning
In the old Ioos hcadquarters Of Broome and Elm
streets. The crowd assembled were orderly and good
natursd. Three thousand four hundred and sixty.nvc
names deposited IN the wheel. out Of which nve
hundred and eightynve wsrs 70 b drawn the quota
II the ward Nothing worthy Of special notice occurred
during the f,renoon's drawing equota OF the rhir
teeuih cmpeted shortly before twelve O'Clock The
FOIL owina are the names drawn
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Elcin p, 30 Lewis 4,

Klein y % IsewfssI
KohraDs q, 2,2 De ancey 81
Kasscher y i23 Clinton 81
Kruman Edw, 3S7 0Tand II
Kittman Ang. ~ Norfolk st
klembire @, "a Brooma u
K0bb NJ, l72 Broomc 81
Killenburaher y, az Willett
kief Hall. "a Clinton g.
KennedyJ y Il. $50 Grand st
kerns Mr.. Coluln bia st
krahn Louis. 81 Broome st
Kraush0r Geo, Isl Clinton
I,eavy q. 80 Norfolk st
Lake Geo, Goerck st
I.arkin John, 2bl Delaney II
Lad xig Chas. 10 Norfolk u
Louie Chas, 10 Rroome st
Long VIM. 457 Grand st
Lilinan o, W7 Broome st
Luker A, Tompkins, n Grand
Lander fhos, - Division st
Levy Julius, 502 Grand u
LAurc ID. 392 Deldhdeyet
Lang Frank, 239 Rivingion .t
Matthews Thos, ltsu nolk
Mondenteu NJ. lI6 Norfolk
Mccarthy Jas, 3i7 Rivinglon
McBrien John, ~ NangIn
Manor Adam, 26 Willett
Morton n, .M Lewis st
MeHenry WIN, 2o5 Rivington
McKenDa J, 30 na,sncey
h..en hi.enn ,ac,s ; .co5, a. a. Norfolk q !
Miller John, 335 Dalanccy 81
Mc0lven Peter, 29SRiyiu2t0n
Maiden Thos, IS broonne 81
McDevit Edwd, ~ Lewis st
Mannis q II, 60 Suffolk at
McHenry J0s, Isl Clinton %
McRehlon Jas, IS Pitt vt
MAstarson Wm.3l scsmmcl
McKewan r, IS2 willett 1T
Norton q w ,cn2 pelauoey sk
Muller John J. 80 Clinton q
Marshal Jas, 40 Pitt ct
Mashman Jno, 1888 Clinton st
kcName Peter. Al Mangin st
Mcmahon Pat, ~ East ct
NAboney Pat. 0 Ridge st
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FIRKxRN DRAWN.

Tho sweeping rotary movements Of the wheel we're
such "A 10 have respect for tho hremen whom
his honor the Mayor anxious the courtesy
OF exemption 10. Several members OF Engine No.
drawn during The day, and IL remarked that they
were hremen they would be the better able 10 "stand
nre.n.
THE C0NcLusioH.
When the last name was read the audience rascd .
shout which rang through the building for several
minutes. Commissioner west then announced that tho
dra for the Filth district closed and thanked tho
people for their orderly conduct during the drawing
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yolman r. ~ Hester sl
vanbuck Jno, 30 Ridge 81
Young Dan, 257 RIyin.,ton It
Thr DRIVING Cor .he Foarteen.h ward.

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The Drawing for the Fourteenth Ward.
After Lalf hours tho drawing for the -Four.
tecith ward commenced. The Tonrtecnsh well
represented by large crowd Of ocnlar and well disposed
citizcrs who seemed TO ey tho ovcluons Of the wheel
amazingly and took everything ~ GOOD Part Council
James Esyes, George y. Bellows and Patrick Brier
acted supervisory committee FOR the ward Three
thousand seven hundred and twenty I've ballots
counted by the committee ana deposited IN the
wheel Out a this number hundred and twenty.
four 70 be drawn. Before the drssiDx commenccd
Councilman Hayes addressed few words 10 the
andorcs coonscing them 70 pr, order tina,
might 60 forth 70 the community large That the people
or tho ward had sustained the reputation which they
heretofore held
TnE DRAWING Brsisg.
The drawing then commenced and the eshtl cyo
latn " the wheel brought forth the o. George 4.
Leland of the Metropolitan Foei .h5ot :. laughter
greeted the announcement d Mr. Lcsnd's nane iof Il
was well Enowp 70 ,he audience lLal he Anew how to
keep hotel and would therefore 10 sntlaOo ,alsi.
tion 70 the army Several o. the emg9yos u the hooi
we're made victims Of the draft &
THE DEAwTvg HIGHLY c0LoEse.
Several colcred Gdyidaals. Including the name "
George Washington" were elected JOIN tho army
The nsmes we're then turned 90, As follow, and tho
quota for tue rnh dhltis, wa competed !, hall
past four O'Clock
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Eaughtor ] A. " -mpkins
Neyfll Mark. 1913 Delaney Ut
Osmar sml 223 Delanc
Ottenolrger A. 3. @ 'lumbla
O'Hara JAS, 8, Ridgs ct

Osmar sml 223 Deianc
Ottenburger A, 8. @ ,lurnbla
Ohara JAS. s. kidgs st
Pebler Geo. rs Columbia q
Pie Thos, 10 Cannon
Paine Jno, - Goerck
Perry y q, 104 Suffolk
Pigott u, 20 Suffolk
Peters Geo. II Suffolk
Petty Jse. - Cannon
ReNi John q, 8suffolk n
Rylie Jas, 3fb Rivington
Rolof Louis. l35 Clinton
Ronshan X J, 81 Pitt
Regan John, is Lewis
Randall VIM, 337 Rivir gton
Rebusky Simon, 2l2 Division
RiItg j, No D Lewis
Robbins q =, 10 Columbia
Rabiden q. 168 Clinton st
Rootzer q, lO8 Suffolk st
eeelan J II, f0i Delaney q
1txe n, 70 f.swis st
SPRINGER Geo, II Suffolk st
Sharp Gao. - Suffolk VI
Shubbid y, 464 Grand st
Hsark Martin, ans Grand st
Smessle- Geo, ~ Hester 4
Sickles VIM, - Colum bia 81
eh0sohan B. l71 Delancey q
Bhln9s John. IL Coisun biR et
Smith Dan. 10 Norfolk -
Geudel John. ~ WiIlets ss Q
eettnieil Ben, s Lewis vt
ssmmis d G. 81 Willett st
Rhutarch Barney, ~ Ridge ri
Hhultx John, M Delapcey Ut
Smith VIM q, 492 Grand 1T
Sliskin Chas. J93 Clinton st
skrumm Aug. 70 Norfolk st
Smith Adam
Bchoinger John. 9 Cannon d
Stale Win. Grand
singv. Fred, 30 Pitt
Sigil John. I07 Clinton
Smith Jas, 81 Louis
Deres Geo A, 40 Division
Sol lewis, lle Clinton
Thompson j. Is Broome st
Th0mpYpn J w, ~ Pitt vt
Thomson John. ~ Ridge st
Thorp Francis
Thomas A. i3i Broome 81
Tooley }. 20 Broorne Vt
TrAGord John, 77t Delancey
vanbrunt John, ~ Sheriff st
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I.~ary J, 9tth II \ sih av
Loyrt N, Harlem ianc, near
lItth 81
LamsIns J lsisl IT 4 lilh av
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vanb~unt John, ~ Sheriff st
vontine VIM. no Clinton st

waterhous Rnbt. .2i9 Delaney
Waterho,ise II Jr, Ii Ridge II
Widigan 9, III Clinton vt
Wood Geo. lO3 Broome "
WiisouJohp,l2t8 CoIumbia Al
Walker Geo. ~ Mansin ri
Walsh Jas, IS Au ok st
Wood Geo. 63 Plit 1t
Waugh WLa ,fcoiorcil
Washington RobL (cold), 81
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NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 90

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As,ur + ed II ca nom
Aurhnrs Jao0n. o. i}rapd 81
Agcs inson Davi', "a Grand
Argus r I'll Della cev II
= u on Abe, <g6 Grand q
Abel Chas. .06 Itv Il n vt
Ambrose J ly9 Delsnc o. 81
Ander on N. 81 Cannon st
AAemer Henry. 1877 Broome
Ashfeld A - Tompktns st
Anderson VIM 81 Cannon ss
Adams Robt. ll1 Delancoy II
Austin Ricl "a, $50 Broome u
Adams Philip, 80 Attorney q
AlgenbolG Peter 70 Suffolk st
Alfred Tnos 3, go Delaney
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Armstrong =, lsld 81, n 3ln av
Alisire 9. ltSd st. n 80 av
Absna rd A. e0th NJ. n 10Th av
Amison :. 10th st a B'way
ADAMS O. ll9th n. n "a av
Ackinan , 9Th ~, n i1,d 81
As,il q, llsth st. . 81 av
Ansnncm U II, l2lth st. N
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Grat w, isO b 81 u l0fh Av
Grath =, 9th = N 4 av
Glenn y, h3si ~. u D. b Av
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Orris J, itsth st, near fsh ~
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Oudubon = w izsih. % f,h nv
Oats j, tisth at aud 5th A.
Oiastei w i2sth st. ur6th nv
DConuell n a6,h 4 4 ~ nv
OiConnor a. Ward . fsland
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'andew.er Thos. o Crosby q
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Kui ht q. isb'h At 4 u way
Kelly W. i.S,th II \ 7th av
Kennedy H. iisth, mr. sd av
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Koch q. i20th. ur 9TH nv
Kipp Warren. eth ay. bssw
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Kelly VIM \. 65th, mr. tth av
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-03
ag1 Yankee.
BY uF>I;N WARD BEEC.I.R.

There lies. between the ST. Lawrence
and tie Atlantic Ocean, a little gore Of
l;,nd, few hundred miles wii, and long.
which seems to have been made up OF the
fragments and lcavinGs. after the res: of
the continent was madr. Its ribs stick
oUt beyond ali covering: il has sand
enough 10 scour all creation there are
no large rivers, but there are mary nim-
BIZ little ones that seem to have been
busy since the food, in taking exercise
over riffs and rocks. lis indigenous
productions arc ice, Indians, and trees.
lis wild fruits are whortlcberries and
thcstnuts. About the time that this part
oc the continent was first explored, a
gie;i, Hague had swept off II large por-
tiou OF its Indians. Trading and com
nlCrcial adventures had endeavored to
effect a settlement in vain. Tie place
seemed 20 hard for Indians and rowing
traders. This tongue of land was set
apart. apparently for wilderness, and il
had peculiar aptitudes for keeping men
away, from ii. lis summers Were short.
It's winters Were long. Its rocks innumera-
bic. its soil thin. Bounded 10 the north
by hvperborcan cold, TO tho cas-. by end
dIcss forests, 70 the south by the ocean !;
ONLY 90 the west was there an opening
through which the people could ever make
their way out. should there ever be a
population To settle this cold and SOM
bre corner of the creation, Il race of men
raised up called the Puritans. Natural
lists tell MS that every plant has its insect,
and every animal its pharasite SO there
must be some sort Of animal adapted to
live on these shores, and that animal was
the Puritan. The Puritan was not de-
scribod by Cuvier, or by any naturalists
None of the modern ethnographars
have given attention to this class of
beings They have been described in
popular literature and IN newspapers :
and If we may not believe them, what
| shall we believe?
Taking our idea from political speeches
! and newspapers, the Puritan was hard.
! touch, gaunt, creature, utterly devoid of
/ taste and of the finer affections, but ex-
cessivelv endowed with holy combativp-
| moss He was always TO be seen with
his ewes ea~th-bound, aud a sanctimo-
NOUS face; whenever they were lifted i.
was 10 find fault, or money, as the case
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-03
Questions for the Union Zen
EGs.gA.

Are You ready 10 swear true nlleeianc,
to the Constitution as it stands?
Do you believe that il Is the sun-erna
lax Of the land, and rs such deserves 10
be defended by every citizen in it!
Are YOU for tie restoration of thc / .iya
With or without slavery!
Ii case :he slave States should Offer to
return 70 their a!cgienca, with t'!eir in-
stitutions uriInpaircd, viii ycu ccnscn; to
receive them
Do you believe that the Suprem, Court
is the highest Judicial body in ibc nation
AMI that IL, decisions are final
II such IS tha iac-. are no: ~ citizens
who refuse 10 acq'riesce in lis vo.dicts,
really enemies Of the countrvg
Nho are the true friends OF the Uniun
--;hose who d-sige 10 hold CIR puLlic OIL
GERS to a strict responsibiiity fot their acts
who s;;s::,in lie laws until they are prs,-
nounced unconstitutional bv tie proper
authority, who denotmce theits upon The
treasury, ard are for CARRYING on the Gov
c.nmon; as Il was conducted By Washing
ton, Jefferson and Jacksol-or these Who
sr;ccr at the Constitution, violate iaw :
they 10 .ot like. encourage corruption.
and Uphold the Illegal measure Oh Federal
officers?
Is opposition to an Administration trca-
son to the Government
Ii SO, we're those WHO abused Prcsi-
dents Jackson. Pierce. Buchanan and
other Democratic Chief Nng;strates.
TRAITORS -
Surprising that the Democrats should
! be successful At the next Presidential
election, and some st;itcSmah who... vot
/ DO no; like, rs for instance, Go-crno,
seymour, Gen MCiellan, Black, Voy-
hees, Bister, N.il'andisham OF Fernando
WOOD is our next Chief MAGISTRATE. viii
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Recitation 5,a Geography


9 Seventeenth class in Mental Gcogra-
ply arise, ard group yourselves together.
Toe the crack-heads up like new yeast
and don't talk through your noses
F." What is geography %
= Don't knew"
:. That's right, sonny never tell a lie .
:. What is the surface of the earth p
Outside
- Bully for yuu, sweet William"
. Which prcdominatcs-that il, which
is the largest part--land or watcr?"
- IN the rainy season, water; in times
Of drouth, land -
8 What is the big water called :"
"Old Ocean"
Nhom docs ii benefit -
1.-The Secretary of the Navy, and Ilis
relatives in The ship trade"
How Sc 2"
"They sell rotten slips 70 the Govern
tneit for ton times their worth "
What Is !. peculiar characteristic OF
the ocean %
Its different from the AIr,;:lis,r:.-
ton .
How SO, my rcd-toppcd student
II never becomes corrupt
"Vcry we'll for IN orphan. loa NAV
90 anl kiss the gi.Is and emulate The
ocean ?"
What Is channel ?"
60 Ihc place a fellow oils IN with wis
key Just before he makes political
speech"
"Correc.: glad to sc2 YOU in each
spirits"
"IVha; IS a capc ;"
9. \ fur thing worn By lat;ics."
"Obscrvi,. youth, .hou has, ~on 4
capable name
What is cave -
x The last republican vote in Scw
York -
/" Bri.ht-cved cazellc, / sec, but .vou
500 NM. : I'll +oIl,. hrlE ,-,,,,r No >, Io-
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EpGToR or DEMocEAT AND SENTINEL
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,xiil also mail free to those having Bald
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cbarrc Respectfully yours:
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March /, 1s6.-3m.-N. : A.
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Friday &u Vnsucs.y DaT.

Americans, at any rate, have 10 reason
to bc afraid Of Friday NJ. limbs gives
us this catalogue Of fortunate circu,ns;:n-
ccs occurring on that day: On Friday
/ August p, 1892, Christopher Columbus
sailed on his great voyage of discoverv.-
On Friday, October u, 1892, he tirs.
discovered land. On Friday. January 1.
1893, he sailed on his return to Spain.
, which. If he had not reached in safety. th.
happy result would never have been
! known which led to the discovery or ,his
/ vast continent On Friday, March IS,
| 1893, he arrived at Pa!cs in safctr. On
Friday, November -, 1893, he arrived
at lIispamiola, on his second VOYAGE 10
America On Friday, june l3. 1894,
he, though unknown to himself. discover
oti the continent u America. On Fridar,
/, March 6, 1896, Henry Nj, Of England
gave TO John Cabot his commission,
which Id - tie discovery of Ncrih
Amcr;c;i.-This ;s the first American
state papcr in EuaIand. On F,:da-.
September I, 1853, Melcnd.z founded ST.
Augustine, the Oldest Town in the United
States by more .!,an forty wears On Fri
day, November 10. lG2H, The riayiiowcr.
with the Pilgrims made the llarbor OF
Frovincctowr, and On the Same day thcy
signed the august compact, the .o:,runr,r
oi our present glorious Constitution.
Friday December y, 1920, The Pi."rirr7s
made their final landing III Plymouth,
Rock, On Friday February p, 1892,
George Washington, the father Of Amcri-
ca1i freedom was born. On Friday,
Octohcr :, lTTI7, the surrender uf Sara
;o1a was made which had such power
and influence IN inducing France to do
clrae 1or orr cause. On FIida~, Septcm-
ber -, 1850 the treason of Arnold WAS
laid bare. which saved Us from dcstr,c-
..1i O.! Friday, October 10, 1881, t!:e
surrender OF Yorktown, the crownil:E
glory VI the American arms, occurred.
On Friday, July !, 1876. the inotio. in
Congress was by John Adams. seconded
by Richard Henry Lee, that the United
Colonies we're, ar Of ri:lt urcht 10 Ie
gree and independent.
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you give him as cordial q support as You
give Mr.. Lincoln.
The answer given TO these quest;ons
will readily enable any enc to decide who
is an honest friend oi the Unicp, ard
who is not.
We would advise oUr readers 10 cur
them out, and Whenever one Of the class
who boast of al the loyalty in the cou...
Try, is heard setting up their pharis;.ical
claims TO put him TO the test. Ii will
scoa be found whctEer he Is what ne pro.
tesses, or omly = bigoted part:san adhc-
heremt, who knows no mere Of Ma:
constitute true patriotism ;h2:. ihc fccilest
child
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q Sad Story.

From the fhla. Age
Yesterday we published a telegram All
nouncine that the wife OF the Hon c.
l.. Nallandigham had become insane.
The sharp, quick click of the maeretic
finger gave us no Indication of the cause
which produced this sad result--nothinI
was borne along the wire except the start
ling fact that a gentle and loving wife
had been bereft OF her reason. The
events of the last few weeks. however.
furnish a.clue to this fearful story, if it
be reality The midninht arrest, the
Illegal trial, the drum head cnurt-martial.
the sentence and banishment OF deyo-
ted husband, all tell os the causes which
froze the heart and paralyzaI the brain
Of q true woman. The cruel outrage
upon the person of citizen has not only
exiled him from his happy home-;t has
desolatcd his freside and crushed the tenn
pie in which The hoiiest affections clus-
tered. God help HER ana comfort IIpI
in his latest and sevcrcst sorrow We
have TO heart to pursue this painful sub
iect Let the hero who has suffered ex-
lie because he dared bc free
il''"' S''iI'iil tHct .-i' L. III tpe
hands Of his couotrymen. The
night that IS now around him viii.
ere long. break into day The heel ot
the despct that is row n'aced unon hi,
neck viii be removed. The chairs that
are now hung unon his iinbs will be
stricken of Area " tie briah. halo
of a u1artvr's CROWN IS Spreading is RVS
above his head. - Futurity will restore
his rights, and honor his men,ory.
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SoING 10 bi>avH THEIR FArr,Tr.
y" e were informed few days aco that
a Republican, who las three sons N the
army 4 remarkable case iudcod-h.d re.
ccircd a letter from chem, saving, tiut II
crt7' he rosed uaotjr7. H5"jA,tns acItt tafy
'r''ffd d'sora A'H? They haa seen ard
endur.d enough OF Republican rule to
satisfy them Our ih.ormau. saws .he
Old man t.as concluded 10 vote the Demo
cratic ticket hereafter; aud If ever his
dear boys get home .iiev viii do the
s.inie. His gentleman liycs rot Inapv
miles from kittanning, and ~s have his
namc. He is one OF many --Eera1-,