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The Draft In the Third Cong ressiona
District. Brookiyn-rhe First. Second
Third, Fourth, Fifth, Seventh, Eiev'
enth and Twentieth Wards Compiet'
ed-Ihc Names OF the Persons Drawn
Three More Wards 10 be Disposed OF
To-day, &c., dc.
The draft suddenly sprung upon the residents Of the
Third Congressional district comprising the First, So
cond Third, Fourth, Fifth, Seventh, Eleventh, Ihir
teenth, Fifteenth, Nineteenth Twentieth wards, was
commenced yesterday morning, shortly after O'Clock,
at the office OF the Provost Marshal Washington street
near johnson street, Brooklyn.
large number OF persons gathered in the vicinity to
the proceedings but all quietly and orderly
disposed nothing having occurred during the day TO call
for the interference OF the police excepting for the pur
pose OF keeping the sidewalks clear.
The Board OF Enrolment consists OF Major L. Bootes
U. s. A., Acting Provost Marshall A. NJ Bebee, Commits
sioner George Doherty, Surgeon and Henry Brisow
Recorder.
The Aldermen and Supervisors Of the different wards
interested with other citizens present during the
day. and inspected the operations with the view Of
ing that their constituents properly dealt WITH
They had fault 10 find, everything having been
Quoted In . fair and square manner.
The drawing took place on the front porch, whore
there ample accommodation for the Commissioners
ROu otners whose duty required tnom 10 Do tnor0.
The man selected for drawing the ballots from the
wheel is named David H. Wintress, formerly member
of Company One Hundred and Thirty ninth regiment
New York State Volunteers who lost his sight the York
Peninsula.
Operations were commenced about quarter past ton
o'clock, and continued without interruption until noon
when recess Of an hour was taken. After that bust
resumed, and the work OF the day
cluded between four and five O'Clock, when the First,
Second, Third Fourth. Fifth, Seventh. Eleventh and
Twentieth wards had been disposed OF. To-day tho
Thirteenth, Fifteenth and Nineteenth wards will be
drawn.
Among those drawn yesterday Peter Cemstson, .
democratic politician, and MIR. Barton, the proprietor Of
the Park theatre.
The following is list Of tho OF those drawn
cordinQ to wards
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vetyer and patchouy and aromatic ths
yapor from which il tHing 10 insect Ire Cheap certain
fragrant durable HARRIS a CHAPMAN, makers Bos
leu Sold by druggists every where
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ASK for the VlnnfGre de Toilette OF Tn
so~iet. Hygieniqus Of New York Great Co metic and
sanitary Price 65c aud 81 rs Depot lis Chambers street
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Watches and Jewelrv
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
:" GEORGE C. ALLEN. as Broadway
One door below Canal street formerly IL Wall street.
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Peoples Going About with Their
heads under their See HOLMES new style Photo
graphs, 10 Simmons 500 Broadway
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Deafness. Catsr.k, and all Diseases ~
the Ear Throat aud Air Passages successfully treated BY
hrs LIgHIu Ill. - 81. Marks place
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Co,ns Uuntons, Inverted Nails, EN-
Joints and diseases of the Feet without pain
=, neon venieace TO the patient By zA0hARIK Bur.
..an Chirov,ist 100 Broadway
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Wigs. Toupees, Hair Dye. HAIR DyeSng
and Moldavia Cream for identifying the Hair. 81 W. A.
BATCHELORS 10 Bond street
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Trusses, Elastic stockings, &c.-MRrsh
co - Radical Cure Truss Office only At No 2vessy street.
Lady attendant
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Buy NJ. a.d tn Do Yos Good"

Perfect Hair Dive. Mstier's. Only so
cents per boz Try Sold by all druggists Depot 90 Dey
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medical surgical aid attended TO by DR. VoN EISEN.
Twelfth street 80
Distilled Dew for the Compiexion.-
Contains no chalk powder but perfectly Innocent de
ici0uS and refressing All druggis.s
Eruptions, Freckies, pimpiss, Tan,
Broadway.
Fans, Parasois ana Riding WHIPS
TIFFANY Co. $50 ana Goa Broadway.
| Fancy Cashmere walking Goats, sI5 co
'' ~ ' cL slids qT ~ .aa Il. w. street.
General Grants Authority.
LLorDs NAP or VIRGINIA,
LLoYDs MAP or VIRGINIA.
LLoYDs NAP OF VIRGINIA
LLOYDs MAP OF VIRGINIA
USED BIZ THE SECRETARY OF WAR AND OUR
WHOLE ARMY.
SHOWS EVERY MILL AND FORD. AND oNLv
AUTHORITY FOR GENERAL GRANT.
PRICE TwnnTYsfIvK CENTS
ANY ONE FINDING AN ERROR ON THIS MAP
WILL BIZ ENTITLED TO COPY GRATIS.
j. T. LLOYD.
AMERICAN MAP PUBLISHER
NO Is coRrLANDr STREET
GENERAL sHERMANs AUTHORITY.
LLoYDs GREAT MAP
LLoYD's GRRAr MAP
LLoYDs GREAT MAP
LLoYDs 0RaAr MAE
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
ONLY NAP OF THIS GREAT STATE EVER MADR.
ONLY MAP OF THIS GREAT STATE EVER MADE.
AND SHOWS
EVERY MOUNTAIN. HILL. FORD. RIVER AND
SWAMP
WARRANTED TIN ONLY AUTHORITY FOR THE
GOVERNMENT AND rRK ARMY.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
IT LLOYD
NO 8 ooRrLANDr STREET
Grover d Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines. 4sS Broadway
Grover d Bakers Celebrated Sewing
srss smSr,dsr,ns Br.dnS and every ds:crpsion q
sIDerisnoed opsrssOrs sent ~ day
oouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low IS Ge any pa. q tho body
II You wan. TO Know, &C.. Re.d
psopis aud good book for Proe 81 60 TO Ss
s sss iSTs p6ofE Hs5 % a 's
Knapp's Spring and Summer Bevo-
30 a. Sa sxrP 5 l, aSs
{, SOLD
al' SOLD 81 ' ali 90
No More 0ray Hairs or Baidness.-Con-
suit Mon free BY DR. GRASDJEAN. % years experience,
| Oriental nnd Acknowledgements yapor
FAITHS aud ST. At 354 Sixth avenue near Twenty
| third street.
Old and New.-Our Present Chief
Magistrate like the doughty stlyvesant who 6rs. managed
s.;
csoSned h..dssa Peter present. KnoI
Scucsivs Or between q. Old and striking
Patent vvirc Ratings, window Guards.
formerly male BY 70. late ar% q ut WICK
81 Brsd nas opposite o.
maeh'aery " specie. as' i vIcroR paA6esRs' lis
Chambers street
wHEELKs ! WILSON'S ashss: Premiam Lock stitch
Sewing Machines removed to 625 Broadway, between
Houston and Blocker streets
Straw Hats for Ladies', Misses and In
fants for promenade riding travelling either trimmed
unirimme also School and Dress Hats and Caps for
boys embracing diversity OF materials and shapes
in Leghorn. Straw Braid Cloth and Felt At BANTA'S
corner Of Canal and Wooster streets
To Let-Very Desirablc chants' or
aces Ia No. College place; also Safe Inquire the
premseA
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, tkc.-MRrsh
co - Radical Cure Truss Office only No. 2vessy street.
Lady attendant
WIGS, Toupees. Hair Dye. HAIR Dyesng
and Moldaya Cream, for identifying tho Hair q W. A.
BACHELORS, 10 Bond street
Watches and .Bewelrv
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
- GEORGE G. ALLEN, as Broadway
One door below Canal street formerly II Wall street.
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q WARD.
I CnnnnYa Las z0N Gold 81

Lemon Ed. ~ Little st
Snyder Tompkins. 9 Little ST
ConKlin VIM Henry, l25 Gold
Galloway James. 1855 Sands 81
Gilbride Thos, li2 Navy st
Mah0lend Francis, 10 Ply
mouth At, rear
Gillen Michl. POI Hudson nv
Thompson Francis, l20 TIL.
larry 81
Smith David r. 1879 High st
Brady PatK, 10 Prince st
Webb Robt. $50 Bridge st
Barnard. Saml r. lA Sands
Gardiner Geo. o Little u
Connolly Pat, God 81, near
Water
FarreilyPhillp. l3sProspect st
Barney Henry. 2l7 Cola 81
joyce n ichael. l83Plymonth 81
Dorr Steven l.. lg9 Gold 81
Rooney Michael. 22z Hud.
son Az
Butterworth Henry. 1875
Gold ri
Demsey Cornelius. 50 Hud-
ION av
Sheaswood Jos, 2ll Front at
Van Losep VIM. Plymouth
st., near Hudson nv
Syner Henry, lsG YORK st
Slavin James, "a Gold 4
O'Tuunell James. 80 Gold 81
Bailey George. ISL Hudson av
Cowper j. Ia Hudson nv
Burns John, cor Gold and
John
Clancy John. cor John aud
Bridge
Wiley George, 81 Gold ST
WARD.
Lawlor John. Kent av. near
Park
Morrel John. Jefferson Az.
near Franklin
Carlsn Patrick, FRANKLIN az,
near Park
Sunnnds Theo. Putnam az,
near franklin
Webb Francis W, 554 Myrtle
Av
Truschman John, Classon AZ,
near Atlantic
Lettman Adolph, Gates av,
near rs erson
Brush Samuel. Fulton Nv and
Classon
Hill John. Bedford and Park
avs
Carpenter David II, 524 Mgr
tie sv
Barton Ben jsmiu. Hall 81.
near Fulton NV
Latrop John ID, Madison,
near Monroe
Lyncn john. Flushing, near
Clssson
Cavanagh John. Fulton Az
near Hunter
Hancock Benz. 5st Myrtle Az
Ashton Nm Little Mas Az
At. near Kent av
Denike Thomas, Oates Az
near Hall az
Flood John. Clssson AZ. near
Lafayette
Dunn JUbn, Ciasaon Nv, near
Wiilonghby
TAFT Robert, s Monroe st,
near Madison
Hinchey Thus. Sgillmau st,
near Park Az
vandefvcer Gilbert, No 313
Flushing Az
DING TWENTIETH WARD.
Atkinson John, 40 Nayv st
Hays Jas T.. z3S Carlton sv
johnson Iheo. S72 Hudson Az
Colemanrrans. $40 Myrre sv
Slow man ChAs, 1871 Adelpni 81
WEIGH W II, iSs Dun eld 4
Lowry Jos, 2s2 Adeiphi st
Dow ne Miehi, Raymond St,
near John con
Murphy Pat, DeKalb and
Cllntou avs
Coburn Mich, Fulton nv
Herney Jno, = Lafayette 81
Hoppel Jno X. Hanson pl
Moo rvey. Aiex. 4l4Myrtlc ~
Fugalla Chas II. Clinton. near
Gates
Good winJN ,iOsvanderbilt ~
Unger Peter, al Myrtle Az
ColohanMichi ,5;iafavetge Az
scott Peter, % Hamilton ~
Holly Nath ian X, 5De Bevoise 81
Droef Fritz. lay Oxford st
Doyle Edward J, 2Sg ,,old 81
Mulligan Romcyro, lT0 La
fayette AZ
Fis6erM ichi law illoushbys,
HAncstk John, los Cumbsr'
land II
FLYNN VIM, Canton, neerpark
Jones Alex u, 5lS Fulton ~
katon Patrick ,3Vl Hudson ~
Miles John. 800 Fultor sv
Kingsland Isaac, sS7 Carlton
Az
vart John. Clinton neal
Myrtle av
Wal sh John A, a5l Gold =.
Crook John u, ~ Bridge y
Mcdonald VIM. 81 CARL u
Lockwood Warren liz Az
Rhodes Henry. go Nav a.
Annable Geo o, EOS For
Green pare
Duryea Abner @. Hamilton
o.. near Gates ~
Sweasey Moses, - DeKail
SNYDER John. n DsKsib Az
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Add Tres TO SIM okera.
POLLAK d SON. Meerschaum Manufacturers
6o2 Broadway near Fourth street and
35y Broome street. near the Bowerv.
Every article stamped with our name aud warranted
genuine.
PIpes eur To order and repaired
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C,istndoro's Hntr bye, Pressrvattvs
and wig Depot wholesale aud rstsil-No. Astor House
The dye applied by sk,lfsl artists
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Deafness, Diseases OF the Eye and Ca-
rrhs affections genersy treated usual for
ma by Or. CADWkbL ocuitist and Aurist 81 Clinton
piaoe Eighth street tons free Hours from . 70
K croxs.eye instantly removed
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NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CHRONIC OArARRH.

CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rus
THROAT.
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Alarming Cases OF Headache. Tooth
Neuralgia and Catarrh cured by usng WOLCOTTS
Instant Pain Annihiiator. Sold everywhere
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DIR. Hunters once IL az No. Division
street. New York city He has othsr once Esishsnsd
la4 hight and private entrance
erupons and spots on the shn uicsre OF ali kinds the
mos, tmpurty OF the blood, nstua diaessss
psrtainng the urinary organs Rheumatism Ae Work
Humsa Fraily, Nervous Debility Marty fWdiscretion,
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Straw Hats for Ladies', Misses ana In
fans for promenade riding travelling either trimmed
un,rmme also School and Dress Hats and Caps for
boys bracins diversity OF materials and shapes
in Lerhorn Straw Braid. Cloth and Felt. At BANTA'S
corner Of Canal and Wooster streets
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A Bea utiful Com VI 4 ION LA rd q RiOOw
Youth everything for and beany
ing the Complexion and Skin. No ass Broadway. aud b.
dru ggis,s every whera.
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To Let-Very Desirablc Merchants Of
aces In No. College place also . Safe Inquire the
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Old and New.-Our Present. Chic
Magistrate like the doughty StyvesAut who FIRST manage
OF the Is proud of hs Dutch bood but b
the advantage that big predecesso was deprive
of-ne buy his Hats 1T KNOBS No. 2l2 broadway
corner OF Fulton what contrast the old steepl
crowned hesdss,r Peter presents Knox
stylish fabric There nothing
conceive Of beIwe the old and the striking
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Artemus Ward Fniriy so,d.-"Ward,

said Orpheus c. Kerr to that fuveerate .do
what tree Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus 10 mad
from ''Tsnt made from tree at all said Aremu,
hut from South American howern rs n poplar trcef
said orpheus ITO be il is" replied Artemus. Well
responded the other isn't Phalons Night Blooming Cersu
q poplar perfumet'' Had him therel
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g. o:yr: 20 S.s.. s s:srsr .sA 20
ssss s Lt al S s. y 81 10
.u s.fs 10 s,os ssss%. cheney sss.n sys wa,
saw sles ~h.e steamer painted White with load 81
BARK tar9pa lsr, Jackson cardeHas Il days WITH
Ers AssssPdrlos d.o; As.as.a cas.ellamars 90 ~.
Big Venus gsrl oolaId, RIO J.nslro 80 day.. WIN 80
s rN eaSsi ava, fdr. ,as m,a eesy aas tc
fore toprast los, AID . spllt sails &c
days Win sugar, 10 DAM rrowOrdss spoke .eAT dsa
sTs Eelp eor s. K. Peterson ST Thomas IS a.,
with sugar. to Jones Tough,
.u sas i, ass ssras aasa '''' ''''" van
: rl q fss sss' q, ys r
wheel with two funpss and side whse steamer
parenty blockade runner 6Ia saw the latter rssarnns
Rr aa Forest "a State Hartman Por. Even for
Jenny Lind Cole. shules Ns Is days with sps'' .
sem q Zen, Csr, Howard. Windsor. Ms. Isd.'s -
sss! s'S:s %sHssS .s days :'
scsr Bedns Gordon Eilr.be.hport for Fs, River
snr ws safE FOR scI ot Ss
sSsr s, SsTra% an, s,aS. G:s.
Sch. sissiiasae, Blake Disisea.
s sesr Mary a. Merril. frSvldsnes
Schr II Hubbard Luckry. Middictown
Schr Mary h Elizabeth Hutchinson, Port Jefferson
Schr W jenkins Edwards PORT Ewon for Providon00
Schr blossom Douglas Kin sston, NY.
Schr Excelsior, Newman Rondout for Pawtucket
Steamer prtre Beaufort no, with undss and pAs
seneers. to Murray Nephew.
Steamer Ashland GUS transport1, Condrey AexAehrek
hours. in ballast to U Qnartermaster.
Steamer DAVID Uuey Phillips philadelphia
Steamer Anthracite. Jones Phia ielghiA
Steamer Kinghsner. Nye. Providencs
BELOW,
Ship Anita Garibaldi.
Brig Mazeppa tBremD
Brig Oh de New Orleans (Ttal)
SAILED
ioth-steamer st George; ship Edwin Clark bsrks Hoe
duras AnevocA Lord Pamerston Wins ow, Rambler, Co
luniba Fake; brigs Fila Irs Eson Ocean Waye Po
sedorn schrs John Gipn. Albert Dexter johu Lee
Williams g G Huh
iith-Stesmers olympus Eagle MatanzaA
VIVID at sunset ESE, fresh.
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MILITANT and Powerful Day and Night
Double Pespcctive Glasses for the field ssa opera and
tourists use-compact portable and ehic'eny cnaia
oen.s opsician ossx Broai~ay under Lafarge House
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France, Ellis & Co.-Manag gers.
LIBRARY, EXTRA CLASS 69-May II. 1854
A8, a. 60, II. AS, 73, 9, GA, 50, l6, II, II, 76.
CLASS To-Day II. 1864
49, 43, U.s. SO, so, 8, 49, 81, FL, 7S, "a, 26, H. 49,
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Arom attic schiedam schn0pps.-The
liquor sold In this country For saa BY
all druggists and grocera
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DIR. Marshalt's Cstsrrh SnuW II the
remedy known for oatarrh and ali diseases csused by
cold the head, II opens and all obsructops
s,renatheus the glands and gives healthy action ths
parts Affected. Sold By all druggists.
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Oriental and Elcctr0-Ma gnetic yapOr
FAITHS 80 and 81 At 36A Sixth avenue near Twenty
third street.
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Prizes Cashod In All Lewnlized Lotte-
rios aud information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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NO More Gray Hairs or Baldness.-C0n-
suit by DR. GRANDJBAN. a years experience,
No A9tnr ula
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Removal.
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S Highest Premium Lock Stitch
Sewing Machines removed to 625 Broadway, between
Houston and Blocker streets
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BatcheIor's HAIR Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable. inst.naseons The only per
ss~tdve Sold by ell drnggsta Fzcery3 Barclay street
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sEuY Me aNd TT DO HoI FOoH,'
U.eDR LAEGLEY's Root and Herb Bucrs for jauu
tirs cosreness. liver complaint humors Indigestion dv-
pep.s pts,. dizziness headache dro-sness aud al Ill
arising from dsordered stomach torpid liver an
BAL ood which AL persons sub ect In spring an
simmer sold bv GEO G. GOODWIN 4 co. Boston an
by ali dealers medicine Price rs 90 aud 10 cents bottle
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HraEiirtsn Pebble Spccs.ctes and Eve
Pesrvrrs strengthen and improve the slaht OF old aud
Young dav and night without pain fatgue Highly
yecom inended BY the medical faculty SERMONS,
Occuists Optcian COY Broadway opposite Bond street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Forty Per
paid for prizes Information furnished the
highest paid for Douboons and 81 kinds OF Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, N. Y.
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Murray, Eddy ~ CO.-Manngers.
KENTUCKY, Extra CLASS 32i-May II, 1861
4, l, 28, 80. 80, 76, ~, "a rs, 30, IL, %, 46.
KENTUCKY. CLAs, 322-May II. 1861
3, TO- so, 25 20, 40 80, A. 43, "a, 81, ", GIL, 5.
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FIRST WARD.
, corner Fingleton Jos. So Fulton
Waterbury VIM. SO Fulton
icks ct Riley John, 81 Atlantic
low Holcomb Chas. 81 Hicks
,scn Sherwood II, IS willow pl
Tillow Bixby Chas A. 22l Columbia
Burne Randall, 80 rurman
Fulton Jackson Noyes l.. ~ Hicks
State Riley Michl, 80 State
Crummet Il b, Columbia aud
an near Mdda.h
SECOND WARD.
spect Shanghncssy Pat. 65 Main
Iames Blake Mich, 15l Water
(rear) Cracker Peter, 81 Tallman
Ter Mahsr Ed IS York
James O'Brien Vim. 146 Water
'front.' Calvin JOS, Water a. Pearl
ork Luby Jno. 81 Washington
) Ayre Chas. l0l Fulton
Ploikrop Waid'r. 90 Fulton
Main George Enoch. 80 Adams
Vt Eagan Eugene. 30 Plymouth
ont baron Samuel. Ii Tallman
4 Adams Williams Geo, 81 Maia
Pearl Ferlig John. ST Main
oncklin's Troy John A. l35 Pearl
Denton Marks, 81 Plymouth
in Smith Edward, So Bridge
Plym'th Karn VIM H. 5 Prospect
ulton hcKellub Jas, 46 James
THIRD WARD.
fonroe pl Lefferts John W. l04 Fulton
ierrepont Drake A N II, l37 Remsen
* Ninturn Henry. 1888 Remsen
fulton Lane Fred, So State
n II Mcintyre Clement, g. State
chermer. Ratchelor Chas j. l04 Joral'n
Hawke Ed q. l07 State
Fulton psbson VIM A, 95 Cranberry
enry Smith Danl A. 6 Clinton
chermer. Blake Alex v. Ia Henry
Roberts Owen. lll Atlantic
linton Coleman Saml 8. 70 Orange
~ Onirke Hy, 81 Scharmerho ru
State Dana Ed B $50 Joralemon
livingston Watson Thos. 179 Atlantic
'ineapple McGibnsy Frank, IL Henry
len Der Lyon Warren W. 96 Middagh
Middleton q W. 1877 Hicks
Sarnlcu John, 3l6 Fulton
FOURTH wXRD.
Jay Lyons. John, IL Harpersc
ilton nv Koberg Chas, 19s Fulton
las Jay Lewis p J, Ill High
llton Schiueter Augustus. 286 Jay
hington Bowles Isaac. 100 High
,ington Babcock JosS, Z Hillary
rte av McAllister VIM, az Pearl
renee Gri .woid A c, 90 Hillary
Mckay Horace n, 81 Concord
awrence Ho mer Fred, Washiug ton
2 Adams and Hillary
arl Margot Julius. IS Lawrence
Adams Meadow Chas w, 260 Pearl
hnsou Biggs Francis A. los Law
yrtle Nv renee
/. 81 Con- Wetmore Peter 8 q SANDS
Sheldon Edw, 1906 Lawrence
9 TillArT Mepdell Louis. rs Concord
IN lyman Jas N, 1877 Fulton
iiloughby Cole John. Al Lawrence
-idge Rurfon Eraamus 81 Tiltarv
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SHELBY. EXTRA CLASS 223-May IL, 1864
%, 81, 60, Is. AS, IL, 7s, s. IS, 76, 81, 43, Is.
CLASS 226-May IL, 1864
80, So 81, s, SO, 81, A. Is 40, sc, 10. as, &c. SO.
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Patent vvfrc Ratings, Window Gun I'd .,
dc formerly male by late hrm Of Hutchinson Wick
ersham now man 'aotured exclusively by CHASE CO..
624 Broad way, opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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KnApp'D bCV6-
rage Every person make this delightful and
healthy beverage by using KNAPPS Concentrated Extract
Of Roots pleasant aud hoalthy BEVERAGE Ia not
known Sold In bottles at % cents and % cents each with
full directions for making It, General depot 362 Hudson
street. Sold by all Wholesale druggists
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Parchment Tags for shipping Cotton.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

Hon. John Petit, one Of the Democrat
ic candidate. for Presidential Elector. is
the party peronifed. The Convention
which placed their State ticket in nomin-
alton, might be sptly styled the Indiana
State Convention csPettit, as he seemed
70 be the only man who had business
there. He made the nominations. and ran
the machine generally He IL therefore a
man of consequence. and what he says, or
has said, on political tories, will be re-
ceived as gospel truth by all the faithful.
We find Judge Petit a very useful wit
ness against some of the present dogmss
Of the Democratic press, and resolution
makers. and shall have occasion 10 use
MIN frequently during the present can
vas. On Tuesday last We repubhshed q
letter of his, written July 2. 1860, in which
be said, IL believe that Lincoln il a more
Conservative and soundcr national man
tEan Douglas, and that iess danger to ths
UHfon and % go parts. North and Soath,
4 10 Be feared n the election Of the for
,rsr than tk< latter when cur friends
hear the charge from the so-cslled Dem
ocrAts that the election OF Lincoln was the
cause Of the rebellion let them use the
proof furnished BY the head Of the Demo
cratic electoral ticket, that Mr. Lincoln
was a more national and conservative man
than Mr.. Douglas, therefore Tie South
era TRAITORS would have rebelled against
Mr.. Douglas, had be been elected, ss the
latter. according 20 Mr.. Petit, was the
most dangerous Of the two
To-day, we propose TO call Mr.. Petit 70
the stand a. = witness, on the question o.
what are called by the Democratic mag
nstes. arbitrary arrests.
On the ais, day Of August, 1864, after
the name Of For lafayette had become
fanoas As the temporary residence Of
sone noisy traitors, Judge Petit made a
speech Al West Poist, Indians. in which
he gsve usssrxnse % the following sen;i-
nents
Bat Il i aid the President has viofA-
ted The Constitution IN many respects.--
The rebels make fais complaint <sth q
poor grace, and IL the President has nos
strictly speaking, the eonsttutional righ.