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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-26

81 I714ell Is for ~ .xed " e>terns la sioTt:
and yellow southern and 81 Is Tor danI-
aged IN He'd " e. erR.
OATS eceip s 24-0centai> ;Ia2 better;
more doing: sales. 2,O0O ct-nta >; Oh et,sc tor
WedsrIi; o6MsSc for new uirio; 6es Tor
cIsace do I. ami 7iM72 or stat.
COFFEE -lJuiI. bat Steady sales of loo
bags of Rio in bond al lie gold.
SUGAR - teady. with "a far den1and
sales. LILO hhds.; lOYilc for Cuba, aud l2c
foI Porto isIco.
NoLAssEs-Nominal.
HoPs-Qnfet and steady.
PETROLEUM = Quiet and firm; 1870 for
crude, and 271 c 1oi refined in bond.
PORK Fl mer and quiet. sales, $500 bbls
a s23 60a23 70 for new mess; closing al 81
~, cash; So z5422 70 10 old mess, Sl9esl9 g.
for prime, and sag22 50 for prime me, $
and buyer. for a pril and May.
BgEF-Firmer- sales 76g bbls at Sl3920
for new plain mess, and sl9923 for new ex-
BEEF HAMs-Firm at Sag40.
BAcoN-ActIve and firmer. Sales of $50
hhds Cumberland at III <ess11zc; short rio
bed, IzG1I211zc. and &c for long cut hams.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady. Sales OF
40 pkgs at s14c@l014c for shoulders, and 1874
TARD-F1rm. Sales of 400 bbls at l214@
l31Sc for new.
BUTrER-DuH and heavy. at lo92oc for
CHEESE Steady, at l3aIsc. l -
MoNEY-Aetive and firm, at 8tg7c for call.
/ STERLIsG-Quiet, at s4@9, gold, for first
GoLD-Lower; opening at 1875, and clos
ing at 1885,. e s@s..sf
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-A shade easier.
sgstn4 LATEsr-5 r. N. s.eT9ft I'D IA
FLoUR--Closed fairly and active, and
medium and good grades are 5@l0c
higher.
IS for No. 2. sfVg ~ fEfs hes a..ss,~tg
RYE-yery firm. at 81 34@1 80 for Vest
ern.1 , - - q ft'b q Ntsi-- fls't- 2 -
OATs-Acttve, with good speculative de-
mand, at 66@675zc for old Western and 81
@69c for western.
CORN Dull. at 81 l775 in store; and 81 lS9
l l8la for shipping miXe1 Western. 4881 1f
PoRK-Firmer, with an improved tend
ency; for sellers new mess S23 81, cash,
and sz3 s7@2y 50; buyers ats23 70, cash. and
S23 so regular. 4,o.-..e q "a seif
BEEF-Quietand steady
CUT MEATS-Quiet and nominally un-
changed, fe y9r Ene .wHf tsffs
BAooN-Firm and fairly active at l0szc
for Cumberland middlings. -. HFf -A-i =
IlARD-Quiet and firm, at l31g6l3i4c for
fair to prime .kettle-rendered. 900, $
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FOR SALE.
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

r WILL SELL MY FARM. containing
u 2l5 acres of land, in Knight Township,
Vanderburgh County, Indiana, ad dining
the Wabash and Erie canal, and nea the
place of Mr.. VIM. Howard, four miles rom
the city of Evansville. There are rs acres
cleared and under good fence; the balance
we'll timbered. Tue soil cannot be sur
passed on the Ohio Piver. 1t is all bottom
land. well drained-there being SUO rods OF
ditching completed, running around each
Matchmaking IL suitable forthe success N
cultivation of corn, wheat, tobacco, hemp,
grass, or any other crop grown in the
Western States There is a good substan-
tial frame house on the place, cont aiming
house Sousea miuK-Souse &e Ai e houses
for laborers; with a fine barn, corn-crib,
and stable. all under one roof, 81 feet long
by 50 feet wide. and 10 feet high. Poultry
houses, &C., all nearly new. There is a
good well and cistern, and water can be
found with little labor on any part OF the
select trees Is ON the place; some peacil,.
pear, pluen and cherry trees fgooseberry
and snrrant bushes strawberry plans &c fs
farms in Indiana. Not one acre of the
whole tract but will produce from fifty TO
one hundred bushels of corn with ordi-
/ can make the time for payments long
and the first payment light Any person
and examine it. 1t would suit well to
divide into two or more farms. So. ass..
If not sold at private sale b fore the 10th
day of April, viii on that day offer it at
public auct ION. in tracts of 40 acres, and II
then rot sold, Twill then and there offer
to rent 1t at auction in fields to suit the
bidder. ~ sfsa .sgf'. s.lftfat-zgi zsH
Twill at the same time sell all my per-
sonal property, consisting OF three head OF
horses, six head of mules, one yoke OF
oxen. five mich cows. ten young cattle,
one hundred head stock hogs and pigs,
three good wagons, one top-buggy. ten
good pfows. and all other kinds of farning
tools: corn, potatoes. bacon, pork, beef,
and lard; household and kitchen furni-
ture; seven stand of bees: and numerous
other articles, with 200 cords of wood.
A credit OF twelve months will be given
on ali Sums over I'VE dollars; the pdr-
chaser giving notes, with approved secu-
rity, waving relief from Valuation and
ADVERTISEMENT laws. All sums under five
The sale win contfnus from day to day
till the whole is disposed of.
mch26 dtd 49, .THOS. ID. SMYTH.
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City Marshal.

1 We are authorized to announce ED. 3
MARTIN as an independent candidate for
city election.
PLEASE Announce my name as a candi-
date for the ON ce of City Marshal, subject
to the decision of the Union Convention.
Si- &c. a. McCUTcHEN.
We are authorized TO Announce the name
of WIN. A. DOUGH EitTY as a candidate
for the Office of City Marshal. at the ensu-
Ing election, subjectto che deeisionof the
Union convention.
Z Please announce my name for the Office
of City Marshal at the ensuing election.
subject to the Union Convention.
EkgHt CHG PHILIP KEN
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New YORK Market.

BY Telegraphsl NEW YORK March D..
CoTToN-very firm at 2Sc; there is only
the firmness Of holders: sales OF 700 bales
at Bic for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts, IA ,331 bhls: market5@
lOc better, sales of 8, $50 bbls at 50 90ea 10 s.
for superfine State Weste n; sI19I2 a5 for
extra Western; sl2 409l3 s. Tor choice do;
sll 1ogi2 90 for shipping brands OF extra
round-hoop Ohio, and Sl2 70@l3 So for trade
brands, the market closing quiet Caffor-
MIA flour is more active and frmer, with
sales of 4S5 bbls and sacks at sl4 509l5 10.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged
WHEAT-ReceiptS, none; the market
opened firm and closed quiet and very
firm, with sales of 1900 bushels at g 539
% for No. Milwaukee; So 0S93 10 for
white California, and So Is for white Cam
ada.
RYE-Quiet, with sales of 800 bushels
BARLEY-Firm. with sales of 5000 BUSH
els Canada West free at 81 Is.
BARLEY MALT-DulI 80
Corn Receipts, 1885 centals; without
decided change; sales, 81, 900 centals, at
s
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Especial to the Evansville Journal.r
New Orleans Market. ~

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANsi. Mar. p.
CorTosTStiffer; sales. 5 900 bales of low
middling, Sat 2s@2slSc; receipts, 5,ss7 bales; ;
exports, 2, l23 bales.-usTg "a gguuyrfYF
SUGARA-Duli; good and fair, fcc.
MoLAssEs-No sales; prime quoted at Soc
sFLoUR-Easier; superflne, s1225
CORN = Large receipts; prices reduced !;
81 0712@l 10 for mixed; 81 l5aI Ii for white !;
and 81 % for choice white.
OArs-Dun at 75c. 90 ss'''''i
HAY-Dull, at $40 00@42 80.
Pork = No sales; sound lots quoted at
s24 90. ma "a
BxCoN-lO5z@l2s4 ana 1850 FOR shout
ders, ribbed and selear ST aes-~ AHf9E
.LARD-Quiet, but Arm ;lz54a l3cfor prime
in tierces; I4c IN Kegs. = @f7S = -
GoLD-1s415. -aib .s5it' @,Gss'i 50 q -
STERLING-44s4(a46. aAl
N Y. SIcHr-5s@A premium.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraphl Jqa CHICAGO, March 25.
FLoUR-Moderately active and prices
'uns hanged. ep-u
WHEAT-Active; No. lie lower and clos
ing quiet, at2 1S11ss No. almost nominal,
at 81 ~.
Constantly active and 1ags4c higher, at
9654a92c for No. l, and SIC for fresh re-
ceipts No. 4. and closing firm at els4c for
No. 2. -
. oArsAClose and arm. at 44tS@4s4c fol;
Winter receipts No. 2, - stst4,Fg e..
RYE-Firm, at 81 2l@1 q for fresh re-
ceipts No. l, and 81 rs for No. q
BARLEY-Dull, at S09S2c in store.
PRovIsIoNs--Nei speculative movement
lin the the market. which IS extremely dull
and steady. Naf-A u. ege
MESS PoRK-s2s 5o@22 IS for first class
brands.
LARD-Dull. at l21zc. - ssesss4t 81 ~szsz t.
Z CLEAR SIDEs-1le.
LIVE HoGs-Quiet and Unchanged. rs
REcEIPTs-Hogs, 1850 head: flour. 4,l00
centals; wheat, is, 27s centa1s; corn, 2,54s
centals; Oats, 54l centals.
SHIPMENTs4Hogs. $500 head flour, 1852
centais; wheat 1000 centais; corn, 1000
centals. 4 o.
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For Justice Of the Peace.

At the solicitation of many citizens /
have consented to become a candidate for
the Office ufJuslice of the Peace for Pigeon
Township, at the ensuing April election.
j. p. ELLIOTT.
I WILLIAM EMERY IN candidate for
Justice OF the Peace of Pigeon Township,
subject to the decision OF the Union Con-
vention.
JAMES T. WALK Err rs a candidate for
reelection to the office of Justice of the
Peace of Pigeon Township at the ensuing
April election. -,
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CITY Smrrernr.

Chas. p. Bateman IL "A candidate for City
Surveyor. at the ensuing election. subject
10 the deci-iou of the Union Convention
Chas. z. Dailmaetch is a candidate for
the office OF City surveyor nj the ensulng
April election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
ID. 81 uNDERS asa candidate for City
Surveyor at the next city election.
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Ctr Collector.

The undersigned is O candidate for re-
election to the office OF City Collector at
the ensuing April election, subject 70 thu
Union Convention. JNo. SCHUBERT
By the request OF friends annoyrx~
myself candidate for the ONCE Ole
Collector at the ensuing April elGI
subject to the decision of the Unfouxkt
vention. WIN. q. HAZELhIGE
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new York Money and Stock Market.

BY Teiegraph.f NEW York, March rs.
7 GovERNMENTs-Lower at the morning
board. aud rather dull, and closed dull
PsN..wif houtA marked change; regis
tered fsl lDSt z910S5z con pons of 1881 10S1a@
$40 coupons OF 1852 1OS1l4 a 100: $50 Coupons
OF 1864 l07ss@ l07ss; $40 coupons of 1865 lG7la
i6-sos ses al tered 81 ~ ;siosD coupons
GLyas7s4; August 7-3Os l065 i06ts; June 1855
d165La; July 05sst9l0514; Border States
lower. ssaItliAllll LLli ~ u ~ .-.nu w.
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am - rs4ndidl'e IA. the 9TH " Of city
Tr.-st uI'r at tu.. SUNG ApiII election.
subj. IA tine dec ~.,Iit Of ths. tinIon Con-
ventlon. A. DuDDliE hA UsiEN.
am a fand date for re-eiection 70 the
office OF City Treasure subject 20 the de
cisiou Of Ihe Union CONVENTION.
81 a. a Is. X. LEAVIT-F
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VI
There IL no ma rriai cbange in money
since our last report. 4he demand con-
iinueS good, butts met by the bank at ~
per cent.
New York Exchange In easy supply.
Buying rate par; selling at 81 % TO 81 50
per NJ.
Gold about stationary. HuyiDg rate l33.
Government Bonds steady at former
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DRY GOODS

The trade in dry goods for the past week
was in considerable excess of the previous
week, and, with favorable weather this
week we may anticipate further Increase;
but it will probably be twenty or thirty
days before the business assumes its for
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Especial 10 Evansville Journal
louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.1 LOUISVILLE, March 8.
ToBAcco--Sales l2S hogsheads at 81 SOC
10 80 for common light Tugs; medium leaf
steady ai = -ittf - ,si'H%t
FLoUR-Superfine 50 70.
CORN-Bulk 75c shelled.
OATs-62@64c.
clear sides l212c
LARD-l21zc in tferces. t9
WHIsKY-S2 81 raw. sef-& = 'As
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For Township Trustee.

am a candidate for reelection to Ia
ONCE of Township Trustee at the ensuik>
election. c. HEDDERICH.
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City Clerk.

) Please announce, my name ~ a. candi- n
date for Te-alection 10 ffine OH &c q City
Clerk At the ensuing April election ,suhje0t
TO the decision of the Union Oonpsnflon.r
, .s9offq alsfn0naAslMs MCG RIFF. - !
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FOR RENT.

TOR LIEG-HOUSE--A
Il two-story Brick, with six rooms, kitch-
en-, cellar, two cisterns, stable. fruit bear
ing trees and grapevines, and large garden
all IN good condition. Will be rented for
one year to family bringing good refer
ence. Price $500 per year.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Esta tie Agent,
mch26 dtf Third St.. Evansville. Ind.
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TOR SALE-GROCERIES- fine stock
location, with a good run OF custom. To
any one desiring to go into this business,
the present offers an excellent opportunity,
gain For particulars, address 20. LOCK
Box AZ, Evansville, Ind = - 81 (feb2s
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A Nice Residence for Sale.

- WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-
III DENCE, on the corner of second and
Walnut Streets, in Evansville now in
good ordefAfor reasonable pf1ce, ION eaxy
terms. Possession given May 10th. Title
perfect Address 2 HE. READ,
l3S Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
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rOR SALE-L0T.-F3r,s sale at a bare,
- gain la L0t50 feet on ETrstStreet, tn
q good building on it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. inquire OF ID. BAER,
corner Of First and Main streets. lfeb9 dim
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Constable.

Please announce my name as candi-
date I. Constable OF Pigeon Township at
s~yNTT ~ Ai,FRED BITCH. ~
I Please announce my name as a cansf-
date for Constable of Pigeon Township at
the ensuing April election.
Vq3CHff0F FRANK MQfRIs.
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ConnciiIae,n.

Mr.. J. g. SMITH is candidates for re-fp
election as. COUNCILMAN. from the Fourth va
Ward.
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IndeDendent Candidates.

In pursuance OF a long and practical ex-
lperience, and I'm complained with many
iselEinterests and the interest of the public
at large, Messrs. Schapker, Bpesfng a Co.
offer TO serve the public with The best val
ues, II they Will but continue 70 bestQw
UNIVERSAL CUSTOM.
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| to the Evansville Jor
Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph.JF MEMPHIS, March 8.
CesTToN-Buoyant at 2s@29c. y
CoRN-Firm at 81 l0al Is. ta, fs.,a
FLoUR-Super1ne 50 25@9 so.
PoRK-Ffrm at SD 5O@23 90. .As'Afts-
Other markets unchanged. sta -Ah
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DDAEs 81 NG.--The beSi oi aecnniu,s,.
II .isstfofa~ can he lad al NFlls. r. M
brkSS'~. at The bulls Head hr., und h,
Depot. I.arre anu comfortable rooms tor
the accommodations oi families. Jans dSii
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The following quotations are from the
Office OF w. ]. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street.
BANKABLE FUNDS
U. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes. -
State Bank of Indiana................. 10c dis.
State Bank of Ohio...............-.....10c -.
UNCURRENT. -
Indiana Free Banks...........l0 to 25c dis.
Eastern Bank Notes 10 to DC
Planters Bank.--..-...... ---.-...-.-30c~@~e
OnlOn
Other Tennessee Banks 80 to 9Oc .
Virginia North and South Carolina, Aasa
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WANTED.

WANTED Agents $50 per week Male
wv or Female at their own homes buei
ness light, pleasant ami honorable for iuii
particulars. AddfeSs with stamp
FoOT & CLARK Detroit Mich.
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Eggsy Eggs {!

Eggsl Eggs!
EGGS IN ANY GUAM
w tity. large or small, at the United
States House No. oil Main Street, between
Seventh and Eighth for which the high
est market price will be paid IN cash.
mch8 3rri r. RANGER.
Evening star., 1867-04-17
TELEGRAMS, &C.

Ise Conservative Union Tennessee State
Convection meet a. Nashville, yesterday.
Hon T.. walker presided A number OF dele
ga es were present, representing three tourths
OF the counties of the stare Mucn ineres. %
fI. number OF Ncolored delegates were
present and Partieipa'ed N the proceed ngs.
n platform was adopted and Emerson Ethe-
rloge nom mated for Governor.
Forty-one sniis have been entered in the
United States court by citizens OF Warren
county, Ky. against Colonel j. X. Order a nd
captain John NJ. DIllingsley, 52d kentnrky
troops. 10 recover $40 each, collected from
them during the war, TO reimburse Union men
ior depredatons of re bells and guerrilas.
a large meeting of the foreign residents and
adopted citizens of South Carolina was held
at Charleston last nlght 70 hear the report OF
European immigration. A resolution was
adopted approving of the report, and inviting
immigrants TO settle in South CaroliRa.
The protracted investigation at Florence,
Italy, of the conduct of Admiral Persano who
commanded the Italian fleet At the battle OF
LISA, has been concluded. In accordance
with the verdict OF the court-usartial ne has
been sentenced to be cashIered from the naval
service for incapacIty and disobedience.
The final session of the coroner's Jury in the
case OF DR.. Henry A. Howe, who was supposed
to have been murdered q few days since in a
house Of ill-fame at Helyoke, Mass, was keld
at Amherst Monday, and a verdict rendered
that he aid net come to his death by violence.
The proposed opposition line between San
Francisco and New York lsteamers Idaho,
Oregenian and Montana) has been bought off
by parties in the interest OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
The Great Eastern did not sail from New
York, yesterday, as announced, on account Of
the unfayorable state of the weather. She has
only 1s1 passengers booked amongst them Ad-
miral Tegethof, OF the Au s.rian navy.
The bridges on Duvall Bluff, on the Little
Rock, Arkansas, railroad, having been con-
demned, and the company being unable to
rebuild them, the road has suspended opera
tions.
By special order of General Thsmas, a gen.
raj court-martial will meet Nashville
Tenn, on the 18th instant for the trial of Lieu
tenant James Z. Ruggles, O. the 5th u. ). cav
airy.
The delegates to the Press convention are
rapidly assembling at Atlanta, Ga. Erastus
Brooks and j. :. Thraker lave arrived from
New York.
A shooting affray took pace at Louisville.
KY. Monday afterno on, between two notorious
characters, DICK Hunt and George Roseure
HuRt was severely wounded.
The annual session of tn. Troy Methodist
Conference, commenced at Piitsfield, Mass
yesterday. Bishop ID. w. Clark. of Cincin
nat, Ohio, presiding.
Several white and colored delegates to the
Virginia State Convention, which meets to-
day. have arrived at Richmond.
At Southampton, England the yachts Hen
rietta, Nesta. and FieetwiHg are all prepared
for going TO sea.
The colored people of Richmond ce lebrated
their emancipation yesterday.
Evening star., 1867-04-17
KNOW THY Destiny

MADAME K. r. THORN TON. the great Eng
llsh Astroloeist, Clsirvoyant and Psyehometri-
clan. who has astonished the scientific GLASSES OF
the Old World, has now located herselfat Hudson,
n. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such wonder
ful powers OF second sight as to enable her to I'm
part knowledge Of the greatest Importance to the
single or married OF either sex. While in q state
of trance ste deliDestes the very features of the
person You are to marry, and by the aid Of en- in
Btrument OF intense power, known as the Psyche
motrope, Suarantees to produce life-like picture
Of the future husband or wife of the applicant,
together with date Of mrrrtage, position in life, ,
leading traits Of char aeter, &c. This is no hum :
bug. o. thousands of testimonials can assert She
will send when desired q certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that the picture ia what IL
psrports to be; By enclosing small lock of hair,
and stating place of birth. age, disposition and
complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired iAfor alton by return
Address in cor fidence, MADAME Z r. THORN.
TON. O. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
ap3 DSWeely
Evening star., 1867-04-17

A YOUNG GIRL KIDNArPKD BY WOMAN
IN BEOAD DAYLIGHT IN UNIVERSITY PLAc.
"A young girl, named Mary TInsdaIe, left
her home No. 233 Thompson street, ahout
halt-psst eight O'Clock last Friday morning 10
go TO the public school in Twelfth street on
Broadway. ans when near the corner of Uni
Nersity Place and Eleventh street she was
accosted by well dressed Iasy, who ASKED
her II she would like TO learn a trade. White
the strange woman was speaking TO the girl.
stage sepa rated her from another little girl
who was with her, and when the latter turn
ed round fol her companion she was no where
TO be seen. and nothing has been heard OF the
whereabouts OF the gIrl since. although yigor-
Gus search has been made for her nv the Fff-
teenth precinct police. She wore at the time
OF her disappearance q brown merine dress
trimmed ound the bottom with black asmaIl
plaid wooden sack folsck and white) and A
brown felt hat trimmed with purple yelyet
aud aoorne1 with a feather. She has dark
hair, blue eyes, light complexion, and ia small
and slenGer for her age, fourteen yoars. Tnis
case OF kidnapping by women is the sixth that
has been heard OF at Police Headquarters
within the past three weeks. In fact 60 eH-
teEsiYe has ;hIs business become since the be-
that more urgent police measures than have
been heretofore adopted should be brought
into requisiiion; not only 70 prevent the child
stealers from succeeding in their evil doings,
but 10 bring them 10 prompt justice when they
become known. To arrest them at sis ht or the
street whenever they are suspected of being
on what they call a 'sgSin promenade" ls one
OF the plans suggested to RIO the thorough-
iaTes OF their dangerous presence Inspector
Dllks has given the Iinsdale case into the
hands OF detective Vaughn and officer FAIR
Held, OF the 18th precinct, aud has expressed
his intention TO see 10 it that ali kldnappers,
men or women, receive their Just dues here
after. War 10 the knife, and the knife 10 the
this time forward 10 be the standing police
order in the departnenL-N. n Herald
Evening star., 1867-04-17

POLITICS ON BEHRING'S STRAITS Now
that Russian America is TO De a part OF the
United States, there will, 10 doubt be a great
scramble for Offices among the Esquimaux OF
political turn Of mind. Perhaps Congress
remarks the Philadelphia Ledger, may be
persuaded to admit IL as a new State and the
hospitalities of Congress VIII be shared by
Esquimaux prepared with long speeches 10
enllghten the world about fish oil and the fur
trade Al any rate, territorial government
will probably be erected at an earIy day, and
the delegate from New Archangei be given
his 5000 pay and $4,000 milage per annum m
for sitting in the House and listening to the
eloquence of the members. S25OCO a year ia
enough TO make politics lively among the Is
quimaux, to whom the right of suffrage will
al once be extended, and stump oratory and
torchlight professions, will soon be at a pre-
MUM among the icebergs. Who is the first
candidate for Territorial Governor, and who
does not want to be postmaster and collector or
customs at Sltkal