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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13
Sew York Gold and Stoc2 Market

BY TeIezIapL.l NEW YORK, March y.
NONET-Showed rather less stringency
this az erEoon Brokers having made mp
their loans early in the day. the rate was
We y firm az Ter cent. II is understood
that about $1,000 QUO Of the proceeds OF the
late sales of Erie mas been removed to the
bank ln Jersey city, where the officers of
ne Company are now ira sacting the
Company business. To evadethe process
the ErIe rund>, deposited ina tne Tenth Ma
tiInHt Bank. were Withdrawn early this
uCss!ug. The bank to-day resprted TO
certifying checks as usual under special
pressure. I ne dIscOuntIug operations We're
Severely checked by the extreme activity
in call loans, and prime paper passed with
difficulty 40 bank at 79S per cent.
FOREI8S EXCHA NGE-Heavy and wea k
with little demand and ample upply; the
best bills are quoted at gts09ta.
GOLD Rather strong. An effort was
made b. parties holding a considerable
amount o. soIu, bought at high prices. TO
make market to sell upon. At each adj
vance, however, there was large amount
offered. aud the effort was very partially
successful. Very high rates are paid II r
having gold carried, the rate opening at :
per cent per annum, and subseq ueutly
touching 4 per cent. per day. The price
orened at 1895; adve, ced 20 l40; declined
to 1921, and closed strong at 1890 1891 (;
exports to-day, 1914 265.
GoVEkNMENT STOCKS-StrOng and higher
under the advance in London and the
frmness IN gold. Henry CIewes q Co. fur
nish the annexed 80 M. prices: coupons
OF 1881. ll01z@lI05S; do. go, 11U1S91l01<; do.
"a, lO714gl075S; f., o. '65, 1854 1857; do. new,
I065sCa lJ65s; do. ~ l0615@lO65<; l0-40s, I0l14
@I6l1a; 7-30s 1889 1857
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yew York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. March Il.
CoTroS-Duu and heavy, almost mi
nal; safes OF 5000 bales at DC for 1n1ddiing
Receipt 40 bbIs and 500 bags.
Makert dutl. and 5di &c lower on medium
and good grades. There were sales of 6, 100
barrels at IS 90G9 50 for superfiue State and
Western $40 OJdl0 IS for extra state 50 S09
Sll 40 for extra " eSS'rn SD Goa IA y for white
vi heat extra; 80 90gl4 for choice round hoop
ONO; sl0Gl2 for extra St.LOuis5 sl2G Il 90 Tor
good TO choice do, closing quiet; CalIfOr-
MIA dull and beginnings sales OF $50 sacks
at Sl2 509l4 90. Rye -four steady; sales Of
$50 bbls. at 81 75g9 go.
CORNSEAL-Quiet; sales Of 80 barrels of
Brandywine st So 25G6 3755.
WHISKY-NOminal.
WHEAT-Receipts, 500 bushels-market
dull and heavy; sales or 800 bushels \ D.
I Spring. on private terms; 800 bu. choice
white Michigan sold at SO 80.
RYE-Firmer; sales OF $4,000 bu. Western
at 81 80, and 600 bu. Southern at 81 50.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm; sales 1900 bu
Canada East at 81 0j, aud 1900 bu. Canada
West on private terms.
BARLEY MALT-Firn; sales OF $500 bush
CoRS-Receipts OF 64,sOO bushels; opened
heavy and lower; closed more active and
firmer; sales of 1900 bushels at 81 Pc
l 25I for new mixed Western adOat:
81 260Il q for high naked and yellow;
81 l5Gl 20 for straw cOlOred; 81 sal . tor
white southern; 81 % for old mixed West
OATs~Receipts OF I.50O bushels; heavy :
sales OF 1900 bushels al S3gS31zc Tor West
ern in store.
RICE Quiet.
COFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR. etive and irregular; sales OF
l,4OO hhds Cube at ll>4gl8c; 400 boxes Ha-
MoLAssEs-Qufet; sales OF 80 hhds
DemoIa ara at 4-12g54e-
PETROLEUM Quiet at 13c for crude and
25c for refined bonded.
HOPs-Quiet.
PoRK---Heavy and lower; sales 800 bar
rels at S24 O5924 y for new mess, closing at
s24 10. cash; S23 I2@23 81 for old do, closing
at S23 % regular; 80 00ya2l 90 for prime,
and 81 z5g so for prime mess; also, 80
barrels new mess at s24 70, sellers option,
BEEF Firm; sales $50 barrels at previous
prices; $50 tterces at $50 O0a8 20 for pri IN e
and SO 0)440 90 for India mess.
BEEF HAMs-t irm; sales $50 barrels at
S3} 00d3 90.
BAcoN-Steady; sales 40 boxes at lI7za
l2c for Cumberland cut, l3c for short rib,
and I44l414c for short clear.
CUT NJ EATs-Fdrm; sales 80 packages at
lO12@ll4e for shoulders, and lo9l55<c for
DRESSED HoGs-Heavy at II<@us<c for
Western and 1876 0l2t4c for city.
LARD-Dut and drpODiug; sales 456 bar
refs al l4548l6c, he latter an extreme.
BUTTFR-Active and firm at 35945c 70
ONO, and 410bOc for state.
CHEESE-lu God demand at l2Bl6}&c-
FEEIGHro TO L1N ERPOOL-A shade better.
LATEST.
FLOUR-ClOsed steady for low and high
grades, and heavy and declining for me-
WBEAT-DuH and scarcely SO firm.
RYE-Nery firm at 81 90d 50 for Western,
the latter an extreme.
OATS-Ftrm 20 S312c for Western IA store.
CORN-Firm ut Sd 2l@I % for new mixed
Western ahoat, and 81 70 for cid dc. in
store
PoRK-Dull ana heavy at SOB O9a23 = fE
old mess; - o., ca~h and regular, Tor new
mess, and SA 80 for april.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
cur MEATs-Duli aud unchanged.
BACOS-N OruinaI.
LARD-DuL at I55z Ice for fair to prime.
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CLnclnnati Market.

BY Telegraph CISC1EEAr1, March p
FLoUE-Uuchauge
WHEAT-Iu moderate demand at s. 80
or Ne. ! Winter.
CoRS-Iu demand at Sic for ear, and SOC
SIC for $ ellsd.
OATs-Adyanced 10 Tic. and at The close
holders asked nc.
RYE-Flrrn at 81 80.
BARLEY Very scarce, and but little Of
fered those having any ask 81 % for best
grades of FAN.
CoTTON-DuI and unsettled; middling
nominal at D.. Inc action of the Revenue
officers in New York IN seiZing cotton iar-
irving there from the West. had u bad in
fiueucs on the m trket. The Chamber Of
Commerce held its regular quarterly
meeting, and the mat er was brought up
and discussed with great animation. A
preamble and re- oluJious were adopted,
showing the absurdlty OF he cOuouct OF
the New York officials. The resolutions
were ordered to be sent 10 the Secretary of
the Treasury by telegraph, and 70 the Com
missioner of Internal revenue, and this
afternoon a telt gram was received from
Mr.. McCullOch, stating that he had per
emPLOTily ordered the release Of all the
cotton seized, 50 that the difficulty may be
regarded as settled
PROVT SIONS-Duu, and hardly = anything
do ng. Mess PORK could have been bought
at so; bulz meats at Sl09l2; bacon ar IL,
Is, l43l452c; bat, Ia order 10 make sales,
/ wer rates than these would have had to
be accepted. Lard very duh, and no de-
MAJ q It can be bought at loo
circumstance and firm at 45952c.
EGGS-DUll at 20c
EED-Unchanged.
GOLD-lSs1z. buying.
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, March T.
FLoUR-In good request and prices un-
changed; sales of spring extras 1t Sl09
SO 50 for choice, and SS99 rs for low grades
WHEAT-Quiet; sales of No. at 81 O59
81 0514 early sales Of No. 2 were made at
81 95i$GI $50, but declined to 81 94Gl 50;
closed with buyers at 81 9454, and with sell
CoRN- Opened quiet at sl549Sl}5c for
new, but advanced to Sl199S2c, and closed
firm at S25<c; No j in good request, and
closing with buyers at S6gSbAc; No.
quiet at about the same prices as new.
OATS Steady, an moderately firm at
561sa5654c for Winter, aud 579575ac for car
lots of fresh; closing at 565zc for Winter
receipts.
RYE-Less active and quiet, with limited
sales; No. Winter receipts sold at 81 63.
BARLEY-Quiet and nominal; No. 2 is
held at s. l5a2 II rejected Is held at 81 80;
sample lots firm AT S292 % for good 10
choice.
PoRK PRoDUCTs-Rather more doing,
but Il q safes are restricted TO a few de-
scriptions; mess pork is firmly held at
s23 75G24 for straight brands; prime mess
firm az So 50a2l; sweet picked hams ac-
tive and firm at l4Gglst4c; shoulders sold at
97Sc buyers option for the month, loose;
lard quiet at l59l51sc; prices for all other
descrip tlons nominal.
Hoes Sales of dressed, confined to small
lots, at SO 50G9 70; for light and heavy
mixed the market rules dull prices
were lower at the close, and held at s9glO;
live hogs were steady and nrTn at the
opening, but subsequently, under large re-
cefptS, buyers he'd back, and prices de-
cIined IOd15c on the upper qualities; sales
al SsaS 55 for common; s. 1903 . for me-
dunn. and 50 609l0 for good TO cho'ce.
REEF CATrLE-Steady at s. 1901 90 for
light steers; 81 258SS So Tor good to
re REcEiPrs0s.26 barrels -four, 2,9lO BUSH
els wheat. Il, zoo bushels corn, 4,054 bushels
oats rs dressed and 5,0Sl live hogs.
SHIPwENT.s-Il.6 $50 barrels flour, 1,5ls
bushels wheat; 6,l96 ousnels corn 5,4oN
oats, 354 dressed and $3.50 live hogs.
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European Market.

BY Cable.l LONDON, March l2-Evening.
Consols closed at $685.; Five-Twenties
7Iz5; Illinois Central 500; Erie 1875; Attain
tic & Great Western bonds 2815.
FRANKFORT, March l2-Evening.
United states Bonds firm at 1873.
LIVERPOOL, March u.
CoTToN-Closed quiet; mtddling uplands
lloyd; Orleans 1890; sales 10000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs-Corn declined to 42s. for
new mixed Western. Wheat steady at 5s.
Id for California white, and las. Sd. for
No red. Barley, Oats, and Peas are I'M
changed.
PRovIsIONs-Quie and unchanged.
PRoDUCE-Rehned Petroleum dun at Is.
ID. Sugar steady at 25s. I'd for New Or
leans.
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st. Louis Markell.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March r.
ToBACCO-Steady, firm, and unchanged
COTToN-In demand, with but very little
Offering; Sa ies at BE.
HEMP-NOthing doing.
FLOUR-Steady and in good demand for
low grades: supeIfine s. 1908 90: extra
SIS 1909 81; XIX 80 509ll so; fancy Si39l3 D.
WHEAT Heavy, with small offerings,
and small sales at previous quotations.
CoRN-In demand at better prices; SSG
soc for shelled. and 90G92c for ear.
OATS-Higher and In demand at GSG69c
BARLEY-Very little Offering, with small
sales of choice Fall at 81 60.
RYE-Steady and firm at 81 709l IS.
PROVI-IoNs-Dull, with very little doing !;
pork lower at S24G24 25; bacon dull and
uncL anged; lard dull; prime l4Zc; choice
Ice.
RECEIPTS .642 barrels -four; ZlIO BUSH
els wheat; $3.50 bushels corn; ,l4S bushels
oats; 10 bushels barley; lS7 bushels rye.
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View Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, March u.
CoTToN--Unsettled; middllngs, 55<924c /;
sales OF l, 500 bales; receipts OF 2, 429 GALES I;
exports Of 300 bales.
SUGAR-Quiet; common, l2c; fair, 1870
l4l4c; prirne TO choice. $50 &c.
MoIAsS 1s-Prime, S00SJc.
FLoCR-Easier; superfine. SO; double eX-
ira, $40 50; choice, Sl41l5.
CORN--DecliDed 10 Csc.
OATs-Firm and unchanged.
PORK-Depressed sales at 81 80.
BAcON-DuU; shoulders, Il1zc; rib sides,
1870; clear, l514c.
LARD-Tierce. I5l4c; keg, l69l6Ac
STEHLING-Staady and unchanged.
EXCHANGE New York 1<05s per cent.
discount.
GOLR-i40
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. March L.
ToBACce--SaIes of $50 hogsheads Tugs at
S5 %. medium So IS.
FLOUR--uperfine s. SOFAS 70.
WHEAE--S2 5j12r60. rssF
CnRN-At 75978c. for ear and shelled, in
bulk.
o. Ts-Blslk 68G70c.
CoTT0E--At 231Sc and dull.
LARD-I515c.
MESS PORK-Held at S24 So.
BULK M5ATs-Nominal at 101<Rl31$c for
sasan lders and sides.
BACo.g-Dull; shoulders Il15c; clear sides
1915; hams I71z9l8c.
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Memphis Market.

Nv. Telegrapb1 MEMPHIS, March T.
CoTToN-NOminal; holders unwilling to
accent prices; receipts of $50 balesi exports
of l ,623 bales.
FLOUR-Quiet.
SUGAR-Unchanged
Pd14K-At SIS so.
BACON - shoulders, at 121acs clear sldes,
BULK MEATS - Shoulders, 1O54c; clear
sides, 141Sc.
LARD-l64l7c.
CORN-90c.
OATs-At 7S9sOc.
HAY-SlS.
BRAN-At Ss4.
BUTTER-At 40945c.
EGGS-1Sc.
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ceedings 10 Judge Underwood's Court
this morning: The United States vs..
Jefferson Davis; counsel having been
heard in this cause for the United
States and for the defendant, its now
ordered that said defendant have
leave to depart hence until the four
teenth day of April next at II clock,
at which day and hour he Is required
20 appear personally before this Court,
according to the condition Of his re-
cOgniZance.
JOHN W. UNDERWOOD,
District Judge.
w. III. BARRY, Clerk.
Davis, it is stated, would be IN
Richmond next week.
RICHMOND, March 12.-Iu the Con
VentiOn to day, the DISTINGUISHING
clause was reconsidered and amended
SO as to disfranchise, whether the per-
son had taken the oath to support the
United States Government or not, aud
was again adopted, by vote Of II TO
An amendment DISTINGUISHING all
who voted for secession candidates
for the Convention, and all who wrote
or spoke in favor Of secession, was
defeated by vote Of 36 to ~.
An amendment requiring a two
third vote. of the Legislature to be
made by separate vote was adopted.
A motion to disfranchise persons
exempted from the army by contracts
with the rebel government was de-
feated.
Gen. Scofeld, to-day, issued an or
der suspending the sales of property
under deeds Of trust, where the sale
would result in unnecessary sacrifice,
or where the payment of interest IN a
reasonable time, without much sacri-
fee, can be made.
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NeM York Drr Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW York, MarchI2.
The weather is less pleasant, and trade
generally rather quiet; prices are firm,
Notwithstanding, for all staple cottOns and
woolens, and cotton and wooden fabrics
cloths Of the best makes are firm and
scarce { 91S9914c. Heavy brown sheetings
of the best makes at I9al61zc. Standard
priuts at I49l5c. Mons deIaines at 9g20c.
Gtnghams of the best brands l7glSc, and
l 400 lawns al l5al6c,
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RALEIGH.
The COnVentlOn-The Relief Ordl-
nance Defeated.

RALEIGH, March l2.-In the Con-
vention last night, the relief ordi-
nances were defeated. The COnven-
tion to-day passed a resolution to ad-
journ next Tuesday, and also adopted
report requesting Congress to re-
move the disabilities of about an
average of eight persons in every
county. Most of the persons named
are obscure individuals.
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MONETARY & C0HMERCiAL

To CoUNTRY MEECHA1sTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities Of the JoURNAL
Company FOR printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds Of mercantile worK, viz. Bib
Heads, Cards, Circulars. &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any OF the
Evansville merchants.
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state OF Indiana, Vanderburgh CoaD9r- ~
W illiam Brown, Thos. J. HolHngsT 3vrlsz
ana otheIs VS. Alexander MCG0 i s2.Ez-4
george NeWmau, Augua52 ifGfE1r9
James ). Newman, Philip J. Eevr2.Ezl-
Wiiliatn L. Newman. and the unicr.aElEz1
chliqreh OF james Newman bfot AssJ Jfts
the decedeut Mrs. o. +. Lewis. and "a sas aEz-
In the Court of Common Pleas OF Van I2es-
burgh County-May Terra, ass.
TT APPEARING By AFFs I'd. lGE-
4 on file in the office Of the Clerk O zss ~
Court that the said defendants. GEOFEsz-
Newman, Augusta Mcclure, sme-t -
Newman, Philip L. Newman WilliaEEf -kA.
Newman, and the unknown ChilireZz 81
James Newman are non-resideuts Cs. EEEar
State of Indiana;
Notice is hereby given then2-oG lIe. pat1sxs-.
ency OF said action, and that the sssn1s VIII
stand for trial at the next term OF sazfHs
Court, to be begun and held at the o'gsl55i--
house in the city OF Evan vile. lD 92aA
county, on the first Monday IN May, 9
upon the second day of said term.
Witness Blythe Hynes, CLERK OF s71 "a
BLYTHE HYNES, ClerEE
Nanderburgh Court of Common F1et2s5.,-
IGLEHART and CHANDLER,
marli dlt,w3t Attorneys for Plalnt-g!S--
In the District Court Of the United Sss.s .rra
for the District OF Indiana
In the matter Of william 10. B1r0-4-sl--
Baukrupt.-In Bankruptcy.
To tUhOfn i n1dB concern: the undsEs..A-Ea
ed hereby gives notice OF his appOIDtz1ieu1-s
as Assignee of WIGLTAM f.. BUR5ASF-. ~ g
Evansville, in the county OF Nanaerbua 81 -
and state Of Indiana. within said DlstT sszf
who has been adjudged a bankrupt, DE IN
his own petition, b the District CouTE "a
said District.
Dated az Evansville. the 9Th da7s sltz
March, AID. 1858.
JAMES II. MCNEELY, Asst yngzz
mch6 DIT (law Fri.)
In the District Court Of the United ss1lllHE-
for the District of Indiana.
In the matter OF Moses Levy, Ban krE35<s--
In Bankruptcy.
To tC7tOnl 10 may concern: The unc 6rss s-zls
ed hereby gives notice Of his aPpclnt1css2s
as Assignee of MOSES LEVY, OF EyansF1 fia-
in the county of Vanderburgh, ana StAiH1F
of Indiana, within said District, who -sssas-
been adjudged a bankrupt, upon his uasl1-
petition, by the District Court Of said a1iar-
trict.
Dated at Evansville, the 4th Cay ~
March, AID. 1868.
JAMES II. McNEELY, Assignee
mch6 d3t (law Fri.)
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ROckpOrt Coal.

TYEARE THE ONLY FIRM SELL
wv ing Rock port Coal in this city. Or
ders left with our Agent, q. Speer, corner
Water aud Division Streets, will receive
prompt attention. Delivered to any part
of the city. SPEER q co.
mario dim
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rrlarl3da
NeWburgh Coal.

UYELL-SCREENE NEWBURGH
wv Coal delivered to any part of the
city l215c. All orders left at the ROekpOrt
Coal Office will receive prompt attention.
mario dim VIM LOVE & co.
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PROGRAM ME-.

PART !. 1865
!. Overture-Duette de Portici-Turner
Band,
2. Plano Solo-PrOf Won Roy. .t
8. Holy MOther-(From Maritana); Duett
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlesinger.
4. Fifth Air-Varie, by De BeriOt; Violin
and Piano, Schneider and Won Roy.
5. Piano Solo-Miss Mary Bisch.
PART II.
/. Quartette for two Violins, Viola and
Violincello, by P. Rode; Prof. Warren,
Schneider, Heeger. and Capelle.
2. Piano SOlo-Sehnsucht am Mere, by
r. Willmers; Miss Jennie Dodge.
3. Robert, Idol of my Heart, by Meyer
peer; Mrs. Schlesinger
4. Violin Concert, by DeBeriot; Schrei-
Der aud tell.
8. Grand Fantasia for the Piano, f. Cell.
6. Clarinet Solo, by J. Heeger, with Or
chestra Accompaniment, J. Heeger and
Band.
mchI2 I'd Courier copy.
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MARRIED.

DUNCAN-HARbINGTON.-On the gLh
inst, az CiuctB natl, by the kew. n. L.. Rex
ford Mr.. FRANK II. DUNCAN, Of tnis city,
10 Miss ~ALLIE HARRINGToN, Of Louisville,
Kentucky.
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Notice.


rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
VI this day sold my entire interest in the
firm OF Blemker, Ttllman & Co. to the
T.. Blemker, VIM. Tillman, Jacob Well
= tein, and Ernst F. OSlage, who assume
The liabilities OF said firm, and who alone
are authorized TO collect all claims, debts,
md accounts in favor of the same.
Feb. Is, 1868. FRED. KIECHLE.
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COpartnership.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
III purchased the interest of Fred.
Aiechle, their former partner, in the firm
IF Blemker, TIllman q Co., pTOprietors of
the + excelsior Stove W orks, and having
assumed all the liabilities of the concern,
will continue the business at the old stand,
under the firm name as heretofore.
BLEMKER, TILLMAN & co.
Al business Of the Old firm viii be set
tied at our office, No. IA Second Street.
febl7 diff
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EByY ADVERTISEMENTS.

New BOOkbinders Furnishing House.
JOHN R. HOOLE & SON,
importers. Manufacturers. and Dealers in
BOokbInders' Stock,
Tools and Machinery,
80 MAIN STREET.
marl3 d3m CINCINNATI. OHIO.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CITY RECORDER.

FOR CITY RECORDER.
We are authorized to announce Colonel
EDWARD WELLER as 4 candidate for City
RecOrder, in the coming election, subject
to the nomination of the Republican Con-
VenfiOn.- lfeol3
Messrs. Editors: Please announce tie
name of JOHN HEWSON as an indie
pendent candidate for the office of City
Recorder at the april election.
MANY VOTERS.
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Editors Journal:

Editors journal:
Please announce my name as a candi-
date for the Office of City Collector, at the
ensuing A pril election, subject to the noInl'
nation of the Republican City Convention
JOHN SCHUBERT.
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w. G. HAZELRIGG is a candidate for
reelection to the office of City Collector at
the April election, subject to the decision
of the Union Convention.
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Please announce my name as an indie
pendent candidate for Councilman in the
Second Ward, at the ensuing April cleo
ton. ISAAC KEEN.
The New York herald., 1868-04-15
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED FRAUDULENT COLLECTION OF RENT
Samuel l.. Harris, German, was yesterday arrested
and brought before Justice Shandley, at the Essex
Market Police Court on the charge OF fraudulent
collection of rent. There were several complainants
all occupying apartments at No. 1877 Canal street. 1t
IL alleged in the aidavitS that Samuel Joseph Is the
proper agent and the accused came for rent before
II was due and insisted that he was the rightfu
agent and further threatened that unless they paid
their rents to him he would turn them out of the
house. They, believing his representations to be
true and fearing he would carry his threats into
cutlOn paid him each q months rent. The accused
claimed that he was the landlord when he received
the rents. He was held in $500 to answer the com
plant.
ALLEGED FELONIoUs AssAULT.-A young man CIV
ing his name as Thomas Bay was yesterday brought
before Justice Connolly, at the YOrkville Police
Court, on charge Of attempting to shoot Dennis
Cavanah, residing in Broadway, near IOSth street.
The accused confessed the attempted shooting, but
pleaded intoxtcatiOn as the cause. He was fully
committed to answer In default OF bail.
LARCENY FROM SHIPBOARD.-Two men, named
Dennis Kelly and Tim Mccarthy, were arrested and
brought before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson Market
Police Court. yesterday, and charged with stealing
two dozen pairs OF undershirts and drawers or the
value OF $24 The property It is alleged was stolen
from the steamboat Vanderbilt, on board or which
vessel the prisoners were employed as deck hands.
A portion OF the property was found on the person
or Dennis. The magistrate committed them to
answer the charge at the Court Of Special Sessions.