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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

E,w. NcDOrild, ~ T.. <*tu-&
A.ichsel ll.ciey, AZ ist.sv.
James Wa..sf ISl h. 25tn-sl
Art' ur NcDons'i. 20l l.. -
jaime. Kelly, 81 i-t-nv
Oonou ). FrinA 2pl l.. 13d-s@
Moses Irdley, isj T.. Gtl-d
Jsu.s Rec d. AS 1t ay.
penni. sullivan. 80, +. 2vh-se
Chas. IL. Eo5srt. Az ID sv.
John L Irest. 10 T.. 2 ,n-a-
TLos. Counolly, 10 E.2olh-sl
@ h. Oruisrd. 1874 T.. 2sth-se
Geo. Diitman, 2l5 Z z9d u.
John Burns, 2l9 r.. ?3d.ss.
F1ncis LGhey. az 2d-sv.
Fir n IL Mccoy, 3io r.. ?s.h-se
Henry Nelson. s0i T.. lf,h 4.
Henry Ferguson. ~ Ave. A.
Poser Berger, rs Ave. 4.
Philip Lucas, Az +. l6th.A
hrnpy Mason. Alo y. lC,h-se
Joan Ses.on. 40 T.. iCth-st.
Geo. Mann, 207 Ave. A.
Francis Nash, 2i7 Ave. A.
Geo. h,gn. AS T.. l6th.ss.
John Hayes, 4Ol r. 10th 1t.
James Kane, ai2 lst.syo
VIM. kice. 2+1 Ave. A.
John dir,ing,on, 2oi let ave
Thomas Reilly, 70 LIST ave-.
b District.
John MansGeld. 90 T.. 18th 4
Jacob Miller. 1874 v. lTth-st.
Joseph Frnatdi, PSI X. lsthSo
John Carey. 3.6 firs..ave
ueor,e Miller, 5y6 f'irs,-ave.
Thos. McDonovcgt, 2lJ T.. ~
Andrew O'Connell, ySS y. 9asI
Cornelius Sh.ohgn, 26l L. Id
Peter Lieut., 81 firs,.ave.
VIM. Atkins, 3l1 F.rst.sve.
john Siebold. Ia L lIth-st
John Reilly. IA Y. i9thsl
lCousad 3chmernsa. 40 Z. IN
lJohu Schmsyulaa. W. Z. IN
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Eleventh

Iohn Sullivan. JlSt. 2ul-ss.
Az Nnr'.hv. 81 r. .4h I.
Ely D'.ouri-. 5,TE 24th.st.
Mi'i.n Pr ais l.. .aihs,.
dward r.iote loo =. .sih.s,.
On i.ror,r ash. 40 =. a6,h-,,.
A-arew Nonng. I6i h. q n.st.
psttes Can.on, rs r. I'D o.
II % Wi.tO.rger.g G I. 26;h ii.
| WIN. IL. Ch,.terto AS l.t.av.
WIN. u. Council, yJ7 =. 2Sd st.
Chafie. o.: heo'r ~, ~ = .I'h w.
49, ~ AN, 2,9 r.. 2li-,t.
~ 49, .,csou,. PIG 4. 2Jd It.
A
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EIGHTEENTH WARD.
First District.

The names placed on the register books Of the First
District of the Eighteenth Ward Dec ard 2 1868:
Walter y Wells 81 y. l8ih Horace d. Carlyle 40 W. lith
Wrn A. NJ Waipy.i.nt 81 William ]. sherwood, 81 w.
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District.
Abraham Cohn- Is Ayenne 4

Abraham Cohn. Is Avenue a.
Isaac Strauss. 23l 5ih-st.
Thomas Madd, n, 2l5 5ih-st.
NJ. o. Murphy, 2'3 jth-st.
Patrick Bsrst,, 3lJ 5'h-st.
Jsmes IL. Briggs. 1913 1th.st.
Patrick McCahe. 80 firsi.sve.
Jacob Strllwasen, 90 6iL-s,.
George WIN. jr. III Firs,-uve'
Ieoahurdt bGuoercer, % tt1.
Henry W DINER. 81 Gtb-sr.
Joseph holman, 81 Fifst.rve.
Julius Williams. ll3 1tL-st.
Jonn Oeatcrle, III .Sixrh-st.
&. ksmpeuau. 20 AvvUue-A.
LeOp'd kuchner, loo Sixth-si.
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Eighieeuth District.
llnhn VI. EnckIeY. o. First.st.

John VI. Buckley. o. Firs'.st.
Cari Renss. it3 tirst..t.
!. knodei. sr. ,2nJ +. hons'ou.
s. strange, 2O3 f.. hou. on-st.
John T,rnuue. l09 fir-,--f.
Jo n Sc iolz, l24 Thrift
iienfy White, II Nv .ur--A.
ionn ! iIsdorf. 1913 . b.rd-st.
T.. Diukri. ~ Third-s;.
Julius X III 7, ~ Avenue A.
johann iIetr.uh, IA Inird-st.
Ioapn Scnuiilt. ia fDiid.st.
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Twentieth District.


Jacob Lamb, 3?6 Fiith.s'.
&. q. Forsibanrr .iJl firh-si
I'm uuel Shes. 30 tifh t.
Philip hoe ch. l.5 Fhird-sf.
S.pfer N.Igle. i55 a ri.
Jacob Helm, - Avsnue u.
grofgr Zornow, 5i2 Fiith-st.
John " eh'r, III Tbif'i-s,.
.Ionn S.is.r. 30 tirh->t.
Chris. iiun.<.ekcr. 2 , h. ftb.
.IaroD lisTrci - Avenue u.
Jacob N-cbicf. ia lhird-st.
Prtrr Kocnl.r 2o3 +. Fourth.
I.nrenz Bsur,nschirid.c4 i.
ia, 90 kosirr, "a Aver u. 4.
Loui- Mrhririr. III ru.t 9Th.
Arson Zickier. s40 tifih--t.
D.idsirk s.aus, | 5 'rhiri-st
Ftcd, rick ',ohr, 81 Avenue a.
Louis aris. "a Fi1h.sL
Jno. N. Nollkomner 10 sve.A.
Geo. bopp. ~ Avenue Is.
A,lthias afof. "a A,eru. y.
John hiok. ~ ?. ioGr;n-st.
Eug-ne uridIird. ~ J.. lth.
Conrad Lsng. US r.. 4 l-st.
Aug fmesdoTf. 60 Ay'nue A..
Nicholas Rn-ckntf r, ca we. A..
Iuc,b Amour. ly1 Islfd.s Il.
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Third D.strics.


Tenry V,m IGs Fscr NJ Tiilfeldt TIC Niving'on.
Ca,fi.. y rh,ru.r u. Ff1 David y srr. 15 ludlow.
i,iuS.r b.. ~ .sr tJofn 4. y ri 10 -tanton
s.g e o. mn ~ NoIfk CO. leb schroeef lig ts,ex
md / t,.lan, ioa Ludlow. Simon LEES ~ Ks.eX
IS ir- J. ~tsuol tax Struien ?O9 llou-ton.
a a. a-io- lif trLtun " " scu, tsrn 209 Houston
Fr. re- D. me- f.6f ~ G. T. Ja,obir 10 LuClos.
I'D ~ 4 r,. "a Fr~1 tsred lr'..i . lioas'on.
liz ~ .i.lt Ils -'u.-on.i 'sury frors rk .6 ,i1Hon
p. ~ "a a,r 10 Sorok. John Basoop ~ Norfolk.
A. "a .r.. tf sorak. iAarm Roth gra,r 40 i;iy gon
T. ~, We. ,fc1 - ludlow lnstnaser fiHth, lti lnGle~
4 ~ Easr "a cisu.fnu lor1 lo.ug Ia rianoi.
SAM. a N.lraii III tuifok Phi ~ scbuif'. l3t stanton
Js... D I.r.r - Noriik. pLh ip bicii. lJJ FseG
Hai, f,i. 80 NUfi1k. iChfis. Peterson. lS9 Ludlow
FOL, ID
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George sherman. ~ Fli,h-st
Charles Brunn. 81 riXth.s'.
iCnnind /. LanGos, 81 Siyth-st
lWm. OorhieD. l03 -,xfh-st.
Franz Daxer, 10 tirs,-dvr.
w ~. Moeller, ~ Ayenuc'A.
Lndwi. Maier. ii5 Sixti at.
frcd. lie be, az tiltE-si.
Jacob schwartz, o. Avrnue-A
+. j. LnrISrecnt.5J Ave iue-1
J. @. ScbTamm. 90 Sisth-st-
Louis Nsriiu. 81 .iirth.,t.
joe, pl Ochs. ~ first-aye.
Siolss Dawes. % >ixih-et-
John Jooss, 3 First ave.
Daniel MuJday, PSI Fiith-st-
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seventh District.

WHIP. SuiHn. IS Lexing.on-ss
J. dwsrd hau., il8 East l5'h.
Jasou Is. DownPn 30. 3d-eve-
Hugh PollsS, ID Fast 2AI-s&
Edward Pryor, 81 ? ave.
Charles Day =. ~. 'd-syc.
Florruce >canlon. 30. 3i.ave.
nIlis Scolt ku,.s ileai l. )tsa
+ .ancis 4. ScLluurr, 3l2 Sd sv.
Kasp.r Sch.uter. 81, 3d-ayo.
Wu.e.Sul,iu.3 30 Lexing on-sv
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Thomas hol,~r. 20 Avenue A.
aumurl Ulrncl. 50 hv-.ue Il.
jacob >teiamsn. % .ivenpe X.
10 n becker, ~, .. Fourth.
Join \. Weber. ~, Tinid-st-
John Bf.cht. - Nv nne 4.
iMnfl las X l-ir. 60 v-'nrr A.
Michael Andre. 2af r.. 4ih-st.
WIN. tallcr. 40 Avenu. 4.
Philip Ma senheld",, ; i15 b.
JOHN Sfrl wrFrn. liJ /. 5tL.
Geo. III 'cEoEu.d. - Ave. y.
Phi'ip Wn,rlr. 2l9L. 4'L st.
Inief ch aicinlard. 2U5 IA l..
Chris IN Law. 2l1 r.. sfh-sL
Join i,~Iier, 3!3 Fillh.s'.
Alois Eiizrngrr. 2o3 T.. lth-st.
Rob-r, +. hafth. $40 ti'ih--t.
Jus ph S.ifrlt. $50 fiith.s,.
JOIN Moore. 81 Avenue Is.
Sebastian Passet, 9 Ave. A.
Joi n rrobsi. 4, iveuur h.
Hellnrh beeser. a7 y. i'h.
Chs. INST. 30 Fiji 81.
Join W.uae. d fss fh.
Ii,ury HI men. l85 1iird 4.
Z .cLsrl Jnt.rgheineE, "a L..
b uf;h.s'.
- E,ay la6 rtOLs,
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y .4lff a. NffFs - - ~
nriy f,fke, ~ SiSth'ss-
Johu J Il 81. h2 Il Nafk'spi
J. h Sin.p,on. oVI.r trion
Gt,Ts. !. Harrison - sixth.
gs.vu NJ. liam "u. 20 Slxth.
nw 4. ! Arri,oi, - tx n.
Iarob trspk, ~! tif-i-Hye.
IL. b,nsnsrr loJ tr.,-ayr.
sm-s .. smith, z rirst'sv.
slerliu OHM, rs r'rst-lve.
/ " "a. hunson, $50 sceoud-sve.
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Samuel Oranthon. u Z. 2!st.sl

Samuel 0rsnthon IL 4. lists
Archer s. Inlr-m. "a ith-sve'
jones R. Bright, u + 2lst-st.
Wn. g. Fond. 236 4tn.ove.
Philip NJ. Struck. 9O6 Broad =
John w. DOWN. Q. ~ Z. 10Th.
Waiter q. H. yer, 20 sth.aye
Davis P. Wilmot. 81 Il l0'h-ft.
EDWARD Haw.iDs. "a L. l9tn-ss
J unes 4. Fowler, Is +. 2lst-ss
Joseph Huds IN, 81 F. 2ctn-st.
Joseph Carer 238 s,h-,v..
Peer D.Boodma b, 81 r. l8eh-st
Jos. ID. Grern, - y. l7ih.st.
ssm'l X. K ing. 81 h. l9th-st.
Joln ID. Crane. "a Ah-sve.
y nj. UndsrLill. 80 4ti-ave.
Mobtsn +. Ross. 80 4'a-ave.
David Z. West. $50 4th-sve.
simon D.Wal'ers, 81 : .'oth-st
andrews ). DAVIS. 20 4tl-avr
Joseph x. Clesfsr.2 .@ iih-ave.
Henry l.. Lesson, 258 4th.ave.
Rich. +. swift. l54 4 have.
l.,ch. p. Hooper, 81 g.. is .h-st
Henry W. Pirning, 8G8 tro'y.
Il W. King - w. 20th.st.
VIM. J. Stuart, rs w. i5th.ss.
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Amos ; Chanbtr.g
trnfpfI. ave.

NfTfos > IIhIIIUt .-IIIi u II
In-fOil-hvr.
John Long, 81 Eost 2i'h--t.
VIM. h. hcintyIe 3.,3 5d-iye.
Joau A. Lam, Bulls head
otei.
Edward p,unkett. IS 2d-sye.
Samuel Moray, l:9 s.. 1J'i.st.
pst. cogghin. "a l.. .ath-st.
Jares one : Ais 2d-nve.
Robt. 4. Rob uson l.i3 Jd-ave.
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VIM. Campbell, 2ls z. l7th-st.
ILL., II nnk.xt. mi y 1ckk

VIM. Campbell, 2ls z. lath-st,
VIM. II. Roberts. 20l 4. 18th.
Joe. Spellman, 1876 Ave. A.
{. +. f,lribet-en. ls6 4. 18th.
John Herman. 2l9 y. l2th-st.
jane. Reilly, 2l9 East l2th-st.
C. Dorian. ~. u. Lth-st.
John Murphy. 22l Y. l2tb-st.
Patrick fo.ey. 1876 =. l?th,st.
Michael finnrgan, ti9 +. l3;h.
" In. McNs;ly, 2.5 4: l2th st.
Thos. Reynolds, rs 4, l2th..,.
Patrick Cosgroye. IA T.. 18th.
Patrick Rel ly. zl8 First-ave.
Jobu Herman. i95 avs. A.
Jas. Mcmahon. 2l5 r.. l2th-st.
John Weelsread. 226 T.. 18th.
John Faucet. 2l9 T.. l2th-st.
Chas. Reilly, 2l9 r.. l2th-sl
Joa GeogLegsn, 1888 T.. l2th-st.
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fourth District.
Thos Hmm las ID ave.

Thos. Hogan, lf 81 ave.
X. ii. " i,iisu;s. LEA J.. lSth-st.
r. q. VILLAINS, zoe r. lC'h Il.
pbnio. Oalage. IA +. IL q &
ThO.. fog IN, IA 3i-ayc.
l.. n. Wilkins. 10, T.. l,lL-st.
J. L. Iud.-y 2ll r.. 18th st.
GroIgc w i.e. Is. 3l-sve.
Iss 1. Rrgin, 90 +. 18th st.
ID. >. Donohue. 10 L. i1ib-st.
VIM. J. ulakcly, 10 9d,aye. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

i MUSIC viii give ts.h net GRAND MkTiNtf at
Iryinr Hall SATURDAY, Dec. It r. 1ieSstE wbicn
eau be lad the Ofcs Il the Conservatory No. ~ rat
Thir c-nh.st, and principal Music s'orc. 81 1iestu 20
20 cents.
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pori-iUaroens' Notits.
SI,rK OF NEw.YoRE.

PoKINAapEys OFFICE No. iOi WAise
nrOTICF ~ hereby gwen. in accordance with
lection Of the act passed april H. 1851 entitled An
Act 10 Reorssnze the Wsde Office Of the ror Of New
Y9rL 10 ali persons interested in or hivins eaee o. wy
lie flowips vessels under rrarnnnt on Dy 'ne
W.rdens and that tine said surveys OF wu
within ten days succeeding this notice. Oh
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VIM. EDgar. if5 3d-sve.
Thee. / ogsn jr., las 3t-ays.
d. A. Van WI, 81 y. lath-sI
JOIN Bll<ely. i1o 3d.ave.
!. q. Sr. kmsn l29 r. l5'h-sf.
Il. 81. rrai.uTst. - I. l1tn ~
Gro. Can van, ~ ?. l1;g-''.
! e'er McCcv.n 80 r. iJ'h-st
|,vm. a. Dcu-l. b T.. l3-n-st-
Eastern Alen. 70 Twin place.
I.iiut%t Ball, s. +. liza o..
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FOurteent.

Moses Avery, 2Go F. lOth.si.
Patrick Cocoran. 1875 T.. 18th.
Thomas tre cry, ll9 T.. llth-st.
John GrohegIu, 263 T. l0fh.-t.
Peter Hughes. i39 T.. ilth.st.
fred'k Jnbcker l58 r. 9th.st.
George Lily. ll9 T.. litb-st.
Johu LAWYER. l4l T.. lith.st.
Teriance Lynch, l41 y. 18th.
James McDonough, li5 Filth.
Jacob Noel. l67 ave. A.
John Marian. 20 T.. l2th-st.
James Mulvy, 278 r.. lG.b.st.
" alter, Morgan, lG0 East 9th.
Pat. Quinn. us rost l,.h-st.
Join Reilly, ~ Fast lith--t
Peter Reilly. l47 Eat llth 4.
Jacob Rs. 'kcr, 2Ss East yh-st.
John R,ckAard. 29y Fast 1b.
John Reilly, 10 First.ave.
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DEERLES CLOTHES WASHFR.-Patcrt-
I'd Nov T. 1855. Bet in eJi.tthco; rrl;'d 10 'tvc
200 per cent of Labor Soap and WvsT Of Clothes takes oa,
all stots Straks &C. Portable Tub -i5; stnii'nsy rt
Deaers suppisd Asenss wanted eale and o,n1y 'isltS
fof Sale. ". SUGDEs. NO bedford st, ~ l.
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Jsmes Marley. i79 ave. A.
Joseph 0ilsor, 2I9 D.. 18th It.
Owen McCovry, ~ hys. A:
M 'chsel NcGulrs. i've =. lath.
Hstgisk ksLes. t0e Y, l1h.sI
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Il. 1. kNihru, ~ Nlsln1'1
". n. nns,ou, ~ FIN -.
Cbas. H. lily, l.Jli. rourh-st.
" illisni i,oiu..s 81 ! o~rry.
Ch-S.t ork. .95 Iow rty.
Jt ob v inun,, 50 ,. tuurth.
Ii.oI, 20 ls'rger ~ fi'th-st.
VIZ. e.. ride. , ! i'A-s'
Join Water, 1851 owtty
/, COW. Bir,--ye ~ k.Fourth.
ssnit. In, 10 nan, p / fE-st.
.'efIick sui.y u, = fiiil-st.
MI Oh /. Percv -, - Fiitb-s'.
Il, oh M.CslLon % .ec.-sy.
VII. y q s.aw q L.Four,h.
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4 20th-st. ,...
lRob't w. Lowbev. SO W:Hdr
jWm, II. Es,.sn, 81 w. ad-G
| Angu tus Hoffman. II v: Hs5
Oouvrrueur Tillotson. - W.
lsth-s'.
Wn.. Ebbitts. eos Broadway.
WI. Emast. 4 W. l!'th.st
w. n. Cleosebrough u z
7rsa-st.
Tlo,. w. Chisendeu, 900 P'fy
WIN. b. Ho5mon.ts W.22d's6
VIM. Shes. 80 Gtb.sve.
IWm. Is. Major. 81 w. ath-se
Ip. Jacsson Steward. 10 ah-
| Oliver q. Barton. G6 =. lstb-H
wv. A. Sl'ngerlsnd, GO w lJth
Eurpne Smith. - h. i3th'<t
n. Todd, % l.. ieth-st.
Waldo L.Gst-s, SEQ Broadway
Geo. Bnckhrm, "a ith.ave.
1 ob't !. Siveu, 10 v. 2sd-st.
LOYAL !. Pond 1888 Sh.ave.
Geo. n. lei, G: 4. 2d-st.
Normsn w. KIM. ley. ~ e
20. h-st.
~ IN o--.o Q6 y lgth.sk
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Hnsh McanYsrn. iOl z. 18th


Jos. Fircbing. 222 First -uvs.
Coruw-ll Henry. 4o6 Z. l3gh.
John McGlinn. 4j3 +. l3t!i-st.
Michael Day, IA y. l4ih-st.
llodgef Monsbap. 126 l.. I4.h.
Patrick Farrell. 2l3 r. l',th.s..
john Reilly. 2ll first.sve.
'Tho'nas Dixon. i2g T.. l3th-st.
John fitzgerald, Al + l3th.st.
James I inneysn. $40 t..l3.h.st.
James faiion. I19 ave. 4.
Parick Law.er, 2 q y. l4th.st.
Wm. n. Hall, l19 Ave. A.
Chs. McParilgine. 2lG Filth.
Thos. Smi.h. 200 r.. l4td-st.
Jos. Pressing. "a T.. 18th st.
Gustavns .chnck. AS T.. 18th.
Edward Hnphes. 22p first-ave.
John 2. Schmidt, 45i T.. 18th.
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John Reilly, 269 eth.s,.

frnncis kopp. l29 itn-s,.
John Reilly. 28t Nin.h st.
Francis Mooney. l23 fifst-eve.
thas. Haffner, 235 9th st.
Chss Gabiie', lO2 cth-.t.
Frederick hin. % 8ih-s,.
Patrick Lynch, l29 Avenue A.
Terrence Lynch, go 9thst.
Philip Carol. 28l sth-sl.
John blcGrath. $50 lta.sl.
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tenth District.

cws u Farley. ZIG Z. 2ad 4.
Niich-.l Dafc-y. isj +. zed-~t
Cha, Winters. 8, Seeonc.sva
} Henry shav, 1874 T.. 2lsl-sl.
Jos. staf'o.d. lis r. gid T.
lTho.. Bradley. l0S u. .Ist-st.
Michssi boyd 2.2 l.. 2ltst
john Archer. ga +. 2ls'-s'.
John sanford. $50 + ll,t-A
Va. i.edd IA. igl +. 2ls,-sl
,P.tor Jsgei. a9s second sve.
'Fdws.d Lyman. 2lv +. 2'd-A
Micta.i Ssmerin.! W. gd-st-
Tkos. aen cyan. az +. sJd-<-
Tnrs. Uuu1iur. ~ =. 2lsi'st
ii.nry Sander. ~, /. y,d'st
Jas. Mech. am. pig 4. 2td-A
Peter Cu.ick, 2ls z. ?Jd-sl
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Fifth |


Mathew L. Jones, ~ 2. 70 2.
Jairrs II. lIaf keit is5 E.l8 b.
Jo-eph { onkiG ~ L. l9'L-st.
b. Warl CurlY 10 2. tr-.t.
Ales.nd z lei ier. Ir6 /. BIB.
Eeufy aL.idorr.-r. 2D5 3i-ave
" iliism ii. Nerd. lU8 r.. 18Th.
jams A-Iri.an, I'll r. 10Th.
JlInss Nl,h.ai. lol r.. IH'h.
John Sul.,v q. loi +. lga-st.
James JonD.on. ll9 Z. lsth.
jacob BaHsher. zlj Th'r ave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

Andrew Sinnmons, ll9E. lah
Ricasrd Leonard. l,9 Z. len
.ur, NJ. Bs.isy, g. Irving N
Nm. C. Jacobson, ID r. lotu-
Johu B,rkman. lOi q. 1871 Ct
c. z. D-v-reds,. l52 :. jyh.
Chas. A.Wni'hsy,CO irviIs'pl-
Wui. Lriye,. ~ 'iHr1-av.
joan Il. rppham, 1913 A.rd-cvs
Jas c. hyde, 10 Z. $50 8:
R.cha. i Uon.aes, L" S.,Wh.
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sixth District.

William Cole. 100 Eas. ga 4.
fafnck Farrell 2tT lhiri-ave.
Mnisn Eaitou. 10 hs.i BIS
Jessy Fondi, Grap. vk Hotril
jan, &. rr.emgn, j. .iso L. :,
Richard Ssmcs. IN y,as: zjd.
r. twsrd iurdy, 10; t.ast 2lst.
" iiiall Bath. 10 last 2is'.
bernafd Ro.srs, Jo1 'ccond-v
frwurd Plrnsi,t, AZ y .itt
frsIri- raiis iCj Last 2is..
Richard Wnf. "a .ird-s Va.
Simu. Willis. 25j lhI!d-ava.
Join Baxter. III tds, sl,i-t. .
rsamas TacA.r ?55 I hird-avs
Matthew : orsan, us jd-ave. I
Joseph Lr,n.ri. Ia Iasi 2vtb !
Abraham rf.lps, I,O las zist I
L,yi Hryr odd, LOO fss. 2ist }
" han. l.. irylor II, T. 2!st }
John nce,e, Ia T. list.
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rsnac l.. Crow, 81! Fiisi-ly'.
Tirmas Sunth. pos i'r-i-eve.
Patr'c6 Care cr .?s =. ldti.
Ja.e, 'ilckin. 30 East letn.
Thona. X. Witty, 20 T.. ~.
JOHN %. RIien, 329 Firs,-ave.
Thos \. Byrp.s 20 :. lfth.
John Powell. s2S Ia { lGih.
r >. Morrison, e'a. +. 10 h.
John Eiimin l8a east 'arh.
Tromas irg,n. az East i.sn.
john LIS, 81 fsr-t- sye.
JolnLee. 29l iirst'gve.
john Touch. 20 7 81 iet';.
Aimed Dur ea, 2.3 rssi 10Th.
Joantliristie 81 .irst-ayn.
Ceorg. A cook 3iTtirs ave.
Ma in Cooley, 81 Fir.,-aye.
Joiu Sewn. 81 ri,,t-,Se.
Philip MoEn,. III Flint ave.
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District.

Michael Stafford, l33 Eaqt llth.
Jochim l.. 4. Schmidt. 29j
Ees, 9 hist.
Wm. Siager. l54i Fast llth-st.
Jacob Smithllnd. IS r. llth.
John White, l43 East llth-st.
Fn-lrb. 1T Viewer, Isl +. llih.
Peter Wagner, us Fest lin.
FraBci. Watt. lsg Avenue a.
Henry Wheeler, 100 fir.i-ave.
Tneirich " hdecker, l41sv. \.
Nlichlrl O.Duun. l3]East lith.
Patrick Farrell, l25 East ll,n.
Edw. .Iacobus.2f9 Fast IOth.st
Fdw McCroady .l23 Ess: llih.
Drnni. O'..li a, 284 Fast 3,n.
Dennis iiogn. i35 last lin.
Anthou Lasn, lf9 East llth-'t.
Jss. Mex on, zsI East 9 n-st.
Henry Me,l.sh, 28i East 9th st.
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Eighth District.

Herman ". Cohen 33l T.. 18th. m NJ Kirk I'D t. is'h
-. humility ~ a ave. Ny.r. Cor ell
Tbos Er,. nan 1871 T. l7ia.st Eob.r' pau,r
w, WnLr,,an 10 r. IAN st Jarie. Ds-y.
Nln. u. H.. 10 r. IA hs,. Joseph Hmfn' 49,, ,..,
chart Pei 80 +. ion-st II 2e'aAsmp 91 Il ioso
Lame Kelly. .05 st.avs Peter Fray. 80 lst'ave.
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Lor-l1 Brossoug. 22i 4. It.h.
4. Winsheilner. 1880 Ave. A.
Edward Brady. ?l3 First ava.
Philip Reilly, %ol Il. 18th Of.
Fruucis Reilly. al =. lJth.st.
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Fifteenth District.

JOHN Ellis. 1873 iv-Dne A.
Francis Nsllon, - sth.s,.
+ d'yerd Hughes, $50 .th-st.
Patrick lresdy 29l 9th-st.
Peter Crane, ~ Sth.st.
y. w. Iioff nan.lll Avenue A,
John Reilly. 81 Sth--i.
Jos. Scnonmor. ~ 7tn.at.
John Callshan, III ytL-st.
VIM. Lawltr. III 9th.st.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-24
mill continued to grind.
CHAPTER v.

l. And the men of the North mghtler than the
men OF the south and took all their stronghods and
chief cities, and made many captives.
2. And the fthe North pursued the King Of the
SOUTH and he being unwilling to be taken thus disgus-
ed hmsefin crinoline and Calico thus introducing a
new style OF raiment among the sons Of men;
3. And WV. IRELAND 4 Co, fearing to be Ike Othel-
o--ther occupation gone-and left with large amount
OF Goats, Pants and Vests hand decided TO sell the
sons of the North those garments as cheap as hoop
skirts and calico could be bought for.
4. And as the war drew near an end there arose a
great panic among the sellers Of of food and
or rament and the prices of these things began fall
anu they said among themselves. behold the is
near its end. and gold and silver will he
among US and shall be left with large stocks ogoos
on hand, which We have bought at high prices.
B And among the sellers of raiment in Cedar Falls.
which Is the chief city Of the tribe that dwell on the
ar M we're WIZ: iRHLasp Co. who were the Keepers of
the Model Clothing Store, Main Street, in that city
o. And ~M IRELAND Co. when goods were very
low because OF the panic houeht many bales and
OF cioths OF a9 Kinds, which they made up into Goats
and Pants and Vests and all raiinent.
T.. And in the Spring time OF the year 1865 they ad
yersed in all the papers and sent out ,hgr hand bills
into every town. and put their posters on every wall
proclamng to all the people that they sold Clothes and
ranent OF al Kinds and descriptions, Of better quality
and at cheaper prices than could be bought for at any
other place.
s. And that WV. IRELAND Co, at the Model Cloth
ing Store dealt not Ia shoday In l:cs nor I'm govern.
mcnt contracts but sold Clothes at retail at very low
prices. s. ..-...'
9. And every man that lacked Coat, or Vest, or
pair Of Pants or Shirt, or Collar Drawers or ru!.
ment OF any Kind, bought them at the Model Clohipr
Store, until every nan "a! the land clothed from that
Store.
10. And they went on their way rejoicing and pro.
claiming aloud, that WM IRELAND 4 CO NJ the
MODEL CLOTHING STORE, sell Clothing Of ali kinds
better aud cheaper than 1t be bought any where in
the land 9-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-24
Fatal ARRAY.

Day before yesterday about noon, two
young men, named Hood and Wells,
both formerly in the federal army, and
at the time Of the occurrence some
what under the influence of liquor, be.
havedratherdisordcrly ,flourishing their
rcvolvers and using threatening lam
guage towards DIR. N. Spring, with
whom they had fallen in on the road
leading to Van Buren,, near the camr
of the 9th Iowa Cavalry. Lieut.. Col
Knight OF the latter regiment, observ.
ing the difficulty, advanced with bis
Sergeant Major and a file OF men, to ar.
rest the disturbers of the peace. In the
melee ensuing, the Sergeant Major had
his thigh broken from apistol shot fired
10y Wells, and the latter in return re.
ceived a shot through his body, killing
him almost instantly. Hood, when
the first pistol was fired, put spurs tc
his horse and fled precipitately, but
was pursued closely. Near Bright's
mill, on Garrison Avenue, he received
thrust from a bayonet, in the hand.
of soldier ON guard, which brought
him To stop. His wound, we under.
stand, is a serious one but not mortal
Such occurrences are disgrace to oul
town and deeply to be regretted.
The Sergeant Major, James w. Smith
is in precarious condition, but hopes
of his recovery are entertained. Fl
Smith (Ark.) NeW Era, Nor. 4.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-24
A Word for NeMsnaners.

We clip the following article from an
exchange. II is true, and we commend
it to every man who has an interest
where he resides: ... -...7
Nothing il more common than to hear
people talk of what they pay newspa-
pers for advertising, etc., as SO much
given in charity. Newspapers, by en-
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neighborhood, and giving the localities
in which they are published reputa-
ton abroad, benefit all such, particularly
If they are merchants or real estate own
ers, thrice the amount yearly of the
meager sum they pay for their support.
Besides, every public-spirited citizen
has laudable pride in having paper
of which he Is not ashamed, even tho
he should pick it up In New York or
Washington. .
"A good looking. thriving sheet helps
to sell property, gives character to the
locality, and in all respects Is dcsira-
bic public convenience. If. from any
cause, the matter in the local or cdito-
rial columns should not be quite up to
your standard, do not cast it aside and
pronounce IL of no account until you
are satisfied that there has been no
more labor bestowed upon it than Is
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either, but because you feel necessity
to support it, The local press is the
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York Tribune.