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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

NOTICE TO ELECTION CAN ~. s sr,,,v,.o,.
No. CnI Hall NHy YORK, Nov I. 1882 S;.
'A' 'oD'"''s w. JOSEPH B. YOUNG, Clerk.
Resolved That the county New York be and hereby
divided for the next election Into twelve return Districts AZ
First district composed Of the Firs Second and Third
Second District composed Of the Fourth and sixth wards
Third District composed OF the Seventh and Thirteenth
Fourth district composed Of the Fifth Ninth and Tenth
Fifth district composed Of the Eleventh and Seventeenth
sixth district composed of the Eighth and Fourteenth
Seventh district, composed Of the Fifteenth ward
Eighth distrc composed Of the Sixteenth and Twentieth
s:s Ct &: Fsassqs WARD Yard
twelfth district, composed Of the Twelfth and Twenty
that the Chairman Of each Board Of csays:ss,s Of
list At .s the general election 70 Sc held
liver the same 70 the Supervisor who herein designated for
SUPERVISE shoot hereby designated the os
Il. :. fran Of
original the Of the Second Return
supervisor ri rweed i hereby designated received the
from the canvasses ofthe Third Reurn ds
supervisor wl%ann hereby designated e receive the
returns from tho Canvassers OF the Fh Return
Supervisor Smith hereby designated to receive the orr
gnA returns from the CAnvassers Of the Sixth Return dis
Hict. at No. City Hail. 4 .-t. -4sfNs. III la
Supervisor Blunt is hereby designated receive the
original from the Of the Seventh Return
1 district at 1l6 Ninth street.
Supervisor stewart is hereby desgnated 70 receive the
the Canvassers Of the Eighth Return
district at No. l18 West Thirty third street q
Supervisor Briggs hereby designated 70 receive the
original from the Canvassers Of the Ninth Return
district, at No 7 City Hall. mar.
Supervisor Ely hereby designated TO receive the original
return: Dom &c canvssisrs Of the Tenth Return district
gupsy.o hereby assgn.,sa @ receive the original
at No. Z City RAIL- vi
Supervisor Davis 10 hereby designated the orig
NAL from the OF the Twelfth Return dis
trick 81 No CITY Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

RIO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD ASSEMBLY
CITY s ana County Of New YorS. a. s.m st..
decrse L. Loutrel being duly sworn, dspcses and ssys
dents Of the Eighth ward have circulated report that he
and has been opposed 70 the sssabishnsnt ferry 70
This wicked and wilfp falsshocd invented only fcr else
ways ussd every effort In bis sstAbhsh
mont Of such ferry, and win continue 70 DO "a -
Sworn 70 before me this lth day q november, HS
John n BRADY. Judse Of Vie Ccurt Of Common PeaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06
NEW YoRx, Nov. 4, 1855.

NOTICE TO ELECTION CANvAssERs.
IN OFFICE CLERK BOARD SUPERvlsoRs
No. Z CIrY HALL, NHw York, Nov =, 1855.
At meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors held this day.
the following was adopted. - .,.,,.,u =, rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

TrON. ROBERT CHRISTIE AND HON JOHN s. HA
IL vens each claiming % be regularly nomnaed as the DO
and being willing withdraw in favor of the other to
ensure success democratic ticket IN the State and the
requested undersigned 70 decide which shall Withdraw
have given question the best consideration that the
time allotted permits and without deciding upon the reg
iary Of the proceedings under which either claims to be
nomnated and with view to harmony, and without under
taking upon the merits Of either we recommend
Ravens withdraw and Robert Christie be supported
the candidate Senator at the election
- ~ TT w. +. ALLEN,
DWIGHT TOWNSEND,
Fill STEPHEN TABER
JOHN b. MADDEN, ~.
Nrvv YoRu Nov 4 1885. THOS. GARRETT.
New YORK, Nov. 4, 1865.
Having submitted to the arbitration Of friends Of our
~ and waving personal COMMENTATORS Tor It's welfare
dae for Senator in the First district of New York and re-
quest my friends will rally az generously and promptly
Christie JOHN g. RAVENS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, CONTAINING q
"A acres the Passac river, opposite Beleyle n ~,
three from Newark eight miles from New York;;
splendid MANSION hot and cold water BATH &C. billiard roo
library oinamented grounds grapery garden fountain Sta
bles barns carriage pear orchard containing 800
rees apple orchard gs cherries pGms and every variety
healthy location beautiful scenery and river 'front.' good
load. Price $22500 terms easy Apply TO j. SOILS RIT
TERBAND 50 Wall street. Jauncey court where map and
diagrams cal be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

CHOICE VARIETY or FARMS AND COUNTRY
"A Seats many very desirable less than hour from
city and depots Beautiful places In New jersey West
chester Rockaih and Orange counties from $1,000 Y
6GO00 Parties Wishing buy, sell exchange please cal
on or address W. i MELICK. Al Broadway. ..ll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

AN EXTENSIVE FIRST GLASS HOTEL FOR SALE
"A On broadway, Price $50 600; do, $l25o0J;
for 81 for $4,000 and one for $4,000 House up
town. $4,000 alsoa finely located Hotel down town 925,
900; one do $1,000; one $4,000, and $1,000 also
the Pearl Street House, 81, 900; ene for $1,000
NJ q. A. ROBINSON, 90 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

NOVEMBER s. 1895.
IN meeting held 1t j. StrAus, 2lo Rivingt0n street
Of the Young Meas National Association Of the Eleventh
Nsrd--For Assembly Of Eighth district JACOB SEE
BACHER. For Senator, G. j. CORNELL r
,. p. F0nS, Secretary. WA LONG, Chairman,
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE,


LII WANTING FARMS.--LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
~ fnrms-arge aud thriving settlement Of yineland
aaa SOL p1odnong large crops ~ SIS per
acre payaDe within four years; good business opening:
good society hundreds settling making improve
menis Apply to CHARLES X. Lands, Postmaster
, Ers cpnntaning I'm information win be sent free
1rulL mousse ana Daril
Jersey City, eight minutes walk FIONA aepot,
A. SERGEANT, Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

A FARM wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR COR
ner brk Building and Stock and Fixtures Of Grocery
Store Brooklyn Good location Address Zubcr box lS2
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

E,oR sALE--FURNIsHED OR UNFuRNIsHED, A
class three story high soop brown stone House.
town. Broadway Immediate given. Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

T,OR sALE--A FIRST GLASS THREE STORY HIGH
soop House. Twenty second street Seventh ave-
nue., In splendid order. sF. IRELAND, I52 Broadway.
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III
.sced on hs part of bernard crsssn and Mr. deos
sss q sSn acton he Assembly %
democratic representative, take great pleasure In
pubshing the following mssnanmoqs caro- ir rem Mr. D.
S y II MI HAsR,ss,
To the Democracy q the Ninth Assembly District
G ns sssa friends and believing tho interests
democratic party at this time require concentration Or all
e che withdraw from the and urge my friend:
70 rally n their IN sSpPe e M Steven
Nrw YoaH, Nov. 4 1888 BERNARD cREGAN.
erH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, NINETEENTH WARD
IT. r. C0CiiRANE
10TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. NINETEENTH WARD
III Regular Tammany Hall Democratic nomination Tor
-em0'' VI A'''"'iA P. cocHRANE.
cTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, NINETEENTH WARD
10 Peoples and Citizens, nomination for Assembly,
u. Il. COCHRANE.
81 ST wARD-FIrTEENTIi ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Il Tampsny sll n ,,pssv s2r kAsssssnmNsy'
EDwAhRHE hor bE nFnsSSs Chairman.
Rosrnr SUTHERLAND. Secretary
OF ST WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC UNION Noxr-
Al nation for Member 81 Asse M yo askAS
HuaH QuIcLzY, Secretary " $3.50 -.
22D WARD 18th AssIx y p1srsr CT .,r.o,
Assembly Conventions Of the aboys distrct held - the
e sSs., :;:sSs % gS' stree;
claims Of Thomas 0Caiasnan and Thomas Gushing
xfssr due dsSsraton Il unanimously resolved That
20 p e ns Ssndss o. both
isss 10 receive sAsir united sgRgNs5ts ou.p Chairman
.Ssm g ~ assision tho and
di. sn sc' A'n's' o. A''' THoMHs cGsnfRa.'
-
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mo THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE SIXTEENTH
Assembly District Nineteenth wayds-The contest for
Assembly between myself and the republican candidate
Therefore trust the people of the district will not lose their
In casting them either Mr. VIM II. Mccarthy
Mr. Thomas Person who have no hope OF being elected
have used all honorable to get both OF them 70
wthdraw without success now appeal 70 the democratic
voters of the district TO save II by uniting on me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

xSo,,prov wursxEY.-0o BARRELS ~ A. MIL
Is er."" Ksar and other celebrated Kentucky bcas-
S,anmsnt and for sale By FiTzHUoH. WILMER Co. -
aud a Broodwav
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19
Woman on ..Wa.arfaIls. },

Mrs. l. Maria Child writes letter to
.ne Independent. in the course of which
she uses the following language in re-
gard to the latest fashions in hair
Thinking of the great and blessed
work done during these last four years
by women in the Sanitary Commissions,
the hospitals, and the school houses for
the emancipated, / seem to see bright
light dawning in our future career
But the vision receded In the distance,
when ] looked from my window and
saw bevy of damsels sailing by, with
hen-coops in their skirts, and upon
their heads a rimless pan of straw, with
feather In it--utterly useless of de-
fence against. wind or sun. To make
this unbecomipg head-gear. still more
ungraceful, there descends from it some
thing called by the name of waterfall,
but which, in fact, looks more like q
cabbage In net, tricked out with beads
and wampum. III / had met them in
Western forests, i should have taken
them for Ojibbeway squaws, but their
dress was a Ia mode Pdi isiepne. This
tyranny of France is, / suppose, one OF
the things that must be endured, be-
cause it cannot be helped, till ouI
brains are better developed. In process
of time, / trust the Empress Engenie
will sleep with her illustrious ancestors.
and that no other fantastic queen OF
fashion will come after her, to lead the
civilized world such q FOOLS dance. -
What set OF monkeys we are, in feath-
ers and furbelows, dancing to the tune
of that imperial show-woman.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19
Proposed constitutional Amendment
CHAPTER Ala.
AN ACT to extend the right of mirage.

AN ACT to extend the right of suffrsge.
The People Of the State of Wisconsin, represented SEM
ate and ASsemtly, do enact as J0tt0sUs: 81
Section 1. The right of voting is hereby extended
to male persons of African blood who shall have at
tanned the age of twentyone sears upwards. with
ed upoa other voters in section one of aroe sui
frage in the constitution. r. a&sf
Section O. This act, before it takes effect, shall be
submitted to the people, at general election. to be
o. November. 1865 when, if such majority of votes
isrequired 10y the constitution be cast for it, it
shah be of force and effect under the requirements
hereinafter prescribed but If such majority be not
cast for it, Ii shall have no force effect.
Section 3. The ballot to be used ON this occasion
shall he for the af,ir,nativa "for extension of suf
frage" for the negative, or the extension of suit.
frage, no. which shall be on the general ballot
used the said election and deposited iusthe
box, and all persons qualified by law TO vote at any
election in this state, shall be deemed voters on this
Section e. These votes shall be counted and return
ell by the inspectors of the election all respects
as votes for state officers counted and returned.
Section .. The officers now designated by law to
canvass the returns of woes tor state officers, shall
canvass the return on this Question, ut the same
place and under he same regulations and restric.
tons now provided by law for canvassng and decar-
ing the returns OF elections for stale officers
@ection 6. Within three days after the determine
vssEers to certify the result of the said canvass &c
the governor. who shall, therenpon. without delay
make proclamation of the result and publish the
same, daily and weekly for two Weeks in all news
papers printed in the state; when, if the result shall
be in favor of the extension of suffrage this act shall
immediately after such publication. be of force and
effect but If not in favor Off, then this act shall have
no force effect.
Section Z. This act, Immediately after its passage
shall be published, and at least three months preyi
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19

ing over Mr.. Christmas and trying to
|strang1e him. In a moment the gun
was poised and smashed TO fragments
on hissskull But we had exposed our
strength, and the remaining bushranger,
who believed he had stabbed my com
parior. seized one of the guns LETT
stanoing at the fence and fired. The
ball was unpleasantly close, and had
scarcely time to know thatsIaswas unin-
jured when Red Jim himself was, npon
me with the weapon clubbed. made
"a rapid spring at him before the
blow could kfall, i ana grappled with
him. We rolled on vthe ground
together. With all the force of my
strength i resisted his efforts to grasp
me by the throat, but at last his hideous
face sunk close to- mine, and his teeth
met beneath my Chin experienced a
suffocating giddy feeling, and then L
heard hurried voices and running feet
just as felt my grip relax ..powerless;
but the frightful grip relaxed to, and
Red Jim rose to his feet and jumped
on my chest with all his force. When /
came to consciousness, i found myself
in the cheerful parlcr, and the ladies'
hands were tepderly washing away the
traces of the fight. Mr.. Christmas had
tainted from loss of blood, but was not
dangerously wounded. RedJim escap-
ed, but his two companions neither of
whom were killed, were given into the
safe kicking of the authorities, and af-
forwards hanged. Three years after the
ARRAY, Mr.. Christmas made me his over
seer, and finally his manager. A long
time has passed since then. butyet
closer relationship exists between us.
L am writing the tale'of my early expe-
riences at the same table wherein / saw
the Bible on that memorable night.
There is "A lady who. sits opposite to me.
She was the reader Of 'Tvanhoe, the
daughter of Mr.. Christmas; and she is
NV wife He8 6 11u-f
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19
POETRY.
PERSONALS IN MY HEAD.


Sitting. tonight, in my chambers es1 4
A bachelor frigi1 aud lonely s9W II
kiss the end Z. my pipe stem 7-rs
That, and that only.
Paveysa@ rise with the smake-wreaths; 4
Memories tender surround NE; --F5
Girls tnat are married or buried
Gather around ne.
ha ~ flias y -
schoolgirls in pantlsts rompiag; ab
Girls thai have grown to be misses fgF
Girls that like 70 b Kissed, and
Like 70 give kisses. -, =
Kissss-weIl remember thenf 4s-fs, I
Those in the corner were heetest; d
Sweet were ttoss ION the sly;" in the
Dark were tue sweetest - ~ y
Anna has gone on mission
ON 10 the South Sea sinners;
Nell il . widow, kee1 boarders. and 9 q
Cooks her own d aners. aa
Charlotte. and Susan, AMI Hattie.
Macy Isue. Lucy, snd Maggie;
Four srs married aud plumT-tNo -ii4t =
Maiden and seTaSEy an
Carrie is dead 2 Bloom swee.iy.
Ne nlispcuettss, over her resi- =
Her I love cearly ana true.
Last and the best.
Thus I sis. smoking and THINKING. >
A bacbelOs fngid and loaely,
kiss the end OF my psi e-stem-
That, and that only.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19

The death of Mr.. Hamilton, the ca
pable editor of the Anglo-African, leaves
q void which it is hard to FILL Mrs A.
n. Copper, of Philadelphia, has paid a
poetical tribute to his memory of more
than ordinary merit. af
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19

For Business Education and to become
good telegraph operator, go to Bryant, Stratton &
spencer's Milwaukee Business College For college
paper circulars and information. address $40
BRYANT. STRATTON h SPENCER,
Milwaukee, Via.
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ousy to said general election the secretary OF state
ehal send 10 be sent correct copy OF
every newspaper in the state, which newspaper.
upon the puelieation OF the same shall be entitled
oFay for the Of the state treasury, at the
rates paid for other legal advertising. 9af 81
Approved April 10. 1865. sai
ss=a oFf4cE oF THE SxcRErARy OF STATE !.
aeeas MADISON, July Is, 1856.
The publisher of each paper in this staie, will
please publish the above act once each wrek for
three months prior TO the next general election and
send his bill TO this office for payment
h#aAHa~ LECIUS FAIRCHIID,
jy2t-1aw3m Secretary OF state.