NEW CITIES AND TOWNS.

Erected since April 1, 1865.

CITIES–Binghamton, Broome county (with five wards), April 9, 1867.

Lockport, Niagara county (with four wards), April 11, 1865.

Newburgh, Orange county (with four wards), April 22, 1865. TOWNS-Ashland, Chemung county, April 25, 1867. NAMES CHANGED–China, Wyoming county, name changed to

Arcade, January 19, 1866.

VOTERS IN STATE OF NEW YORK, CENSUS OF 1865.

Naturalized.

COUNTY.

Native.

Total.

Albany,
Allegany,
Broome,
Cattaraugus,
Cayuga,
Chautauqua,
Chemung,
Chenango,
Clinton,
Columbia,
Cortland,
Delaware,
Dutchess,
Erie,
Essex, ...
Franklin,
Fulton,
Genesee.
Greene,...
Hamilton,
Herkimer,
Jefferson.........
Kings,
Lewis,
Livingston,
Madison,
Monroe,
Montgomery
New York,
Niagara,
Oneida,
Onondaga,
Ontario,
Orange,
Orleans,
Oswego,
Otsego,
Putnam,
Queens,....
Rensselaer,
Richmond,
Rockland,
Saratoga....
Schenectady
Schoharie,
Schuyler........
Seneca,
St. Lawrence,.........
Steuben,
Suffolk,
Sullivan,
Tioga,
Tompkins,..
Ulster,..
Warren,
Washington,
Wayne,
Westchester
Wyoming,
Yates,

15,097 9,054 8,784 8,828 11,689 12, 235 6,540 9,799 5, 287 9,311 6,136 9,528 12,534 14,098 5,014 4,031 5,192 5,960 7,089

573 8,054 13,579 29,933 4,834 7,422 9,984 13, 312

6,572 51,500

7,090 16, 234 15,552

8,785 12,241

5,850 14,001 12, 222 3,106 8,171 13,034 3, 213 3,549 9,959 3,621 7,763 4,535 5,536 13,269 14,004 9,058 5,597 6,812 7,556 13, 009 4,100 9, 153 9,539 14,290 6, 143 4,630

9,626
1,034

778
1,506
1,901
1,993

910

537 2,765 1,324

456 1,054 2,585 15, 313 1, 107 1,474

703 1,505 656

84
1,666
1,947
28, 231
1,813
1,633
1,176
8,465
1,122
77,475
3, 132
8,255
5,857
1, 702
2,733
1,106
3,060

7732
734

339
3,630
6,064
2,414

770 1,823 1,249

320

339 1,107 3,495 1,762

903 1,876

402

24,723 10,089

9,562 10,334 13,590 14, 228

7,450 10,336

8,052 10, 635

6,592 10,582 15, 119 29, 441 6,121 5,505 5,895 7,465 7,745

657 9, 720 15, 526 58, 167 6, 677 9,055 11, 160 21,777

7,694 128, 975 10, 222 24,489 21, 409 10,487 14,977

6,956 17,061 12,951

3,445 11,801 19,098 5,627 4,319 11, 782 4,870 8,083 4,874 6, 643 16,764 15, 766 9, 961 7,473 7,214 7,999 16, 224

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

LIST OF DELEGATES ELECTED APRIL 23, 1867, UNDER ACT

OF MARCH 29, 1867.
Convened at Albany June 4, 1857. Adjourned September 24, 1867, until
November 12, 157. Adjourned December 2), 1867, until January 14, 1868.

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SENATORIAL DELEGATES.

ELECTED IN THE SEVERAL SENATORIAL DISTRICTS OF

THE STATE, APRIL 23, 1867.

First District, Selah B. Strong, Setauket, William Wickham, Cutchogue, S. Townsend, Oyster Bay, Erastus Brooks, Richmond Co,

Second District. John P. Rolfe, Brooklyn, Charles Lowrey, Brooklyn, Daniel P. Barnard, Brooklyn, W. L. Livingston, Brooklyn.

Third District. Teunis G. Bergen, Brooklyn, J. G. Schumaker, Brooklyn, William D. Veeder, Brooklyn, Stephen 1. Colahan, Brooklyn.

Fourth District, Charles P. Daley, New York, A. R. Lawrence, Jr., New York, Samuel B. Garvin, New York, John E. Burrill, New York.

Fifth District. Nath. Jarvis, Jr., New York, Henry Rogers, New York, Elbridge T. Gerry, New York, Norman Stratton, New York.

Sixth District.
Fred. W. Loew, New York, A. D. Russell, New York,
Gideon J. Tucker, New York, Magnus Gross, New York.

Seventh District,
Samuel J. Tilden, New York, E. Pierrepont, New York,
A. L. Robertson, New York, James Brooks, New York.

Eighth District. R. L. Larremore, New York, John E. Develin, New York, Claud. L. Monell, New York, William Hitchman, New York.

Ninth District, A, B. Conger, Haverstraw, Robert Cochran, White Plains, A. B. Tappen, Fordham, Wm. H. Morris, Cold Spring.

Tenth District. S. W. Fullerton, Newburgh, C. V. K. Ludington, Monticello, Wm. H. Houston, Florida, Gideon Wales, Pike Pond.

Eleventh District. B. P. Carpenter, Poughkeepsie, W. B. Sheldon, Green Haven, J. Stanton Gould, Hudson, Francis Silvester, Kinderhook,

Twelfth District.
John M. Francis, Troy,

Cornelius L. Allen, Salem,
J. P. Armstrong,'Hoosick, A. F. Hitchcock, Kingsbury.

Thirteenth District.
Erastus Corning, Albany, Amasa J. Parker, Albany,
William Cassidy, Albany, James Roy, West Troy.

Fourteenth District.
M. Schoonmaker, Kingston, Manly B. Mattice, Oak Hill,
Solomon G. Young, Highland, Ezekiel P. More, Prattsville.

Fifteenth District.
Alembert Pond, Saratoga Spa, J. S. Landon, Schenectady,
H. Baker, St. Johnsville, Horace E. Smith, Johnstown.

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Sixteenth District.
G. M. Beckwith, Plattsburgh, Nathan G. Axtell, Peru,
M. Hale, Elizabethtown, A. J. Cheritree, Luzerne.

Seventeenth District.
Wm. C. Brown, Ogdensburgh, Leslie W. Russell, Canton,
Edwin A. Merritt, Potsdam, Joel J. Seaver, Malone.

Eighteenth District.
Edward A. Brown, Lowville, James A. Bell, Dexter,
Marcus Bickford, Carthage, M. H. Merwin, Watertown.

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Nineteenth District.
Richard U. Sherman, Utica, B. N. Huntington, Rome,
Theo. W. Dwight, New York, George Williams, Delta.

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Twentieth District.
Elijah E. Ferry, Schenevus, Ezra Graves, Herkimer,
John Eddy, Milford,

Oliver B. Beals, Cedarville.

Twenty-First District. Elias Root, Oswego,

M. Lindley Lee, Fulton,
Lester M. Case, Cazenovia, Loring Fowler, Canastota.

Twenty-Second District.
Thomas G. Alvord, Syracuse, Patrick Corbett, Syracuse,
L. Harris Hiscock, Syracuse,* H. Ballard, Cortland Village,

Frank Hiscock, Syracuse.f

Twenty-Third District.
Elizur H. Prindle, Norwich, Samuel F. Miller, Franklin,
John Grant, Margaretville, Hobart Krum, Schoharie C. H.

* Deceased June 4th, 1867. † Elected June 25, 1867, to fill vacancy caused

by the death of L. Harris Hiscock.