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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-30
prubats Qotisss.

At Court OF Probate holden ut Saco, within
and for the county OF York, on the first Tuesday
in January, In the year or our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.three, by the Honorable L. &.
Bourne Judge fsaid Court, a
JAMES O. A. HARMON, Administrator OF We es-
u tate OF James A. Harmon, late Of Buxton. IN
said county. deceased having presented his second
account OF administration Of the estate OF said de-
ceased for allowance,
Also his private account against the estate Of
said deceased for allowance,
Ordered, That the said Accountant give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order to be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In
the Union Journal. printed at Blddeford, In said
Il SS d%Sy e. feS Sn The
Tuesday In February next, at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon. and shew cause, any they have.
why the same should not BIO allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register,
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
At Court Of Probate holden ut Saco. within
and for the county OF York on the arst Tuesday
hundred and slxty.three, by the Hon.E E.Bourne.
Judge Of said CourtJ
nELESTINE M. LOWELL, widow Of Marshall
" Lowell. late OF Kennebunk, In said County de-
ceased, having presented her petition for her dow
or in said estate To be assigned and set out to her.
and that Commissioners may be appointed for that
purpose pursuant to law.
Also, ner petition IOr IN ullOWuuco VI she
personal estate ofsaid deceased,
Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
der to be published three weeks successfully In the
Union 4 Journal printed ut Biddeford In said Coun.
held at iddeiOrd in said County, on the first Tues
day In February next, ut ten OF the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, ifany they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George IL. Knowlton, Register
A true copy
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
At n Court of Probate holden at Saco, within
and for the county OF York, on the hrst TUESDAY
in January. In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.three by the Hon. E.Bourpe,
Judge of said Courts
HANNAH + BOOTHBY widow Of Samuel Booth.
III by,late ofSaco,in said County deceased having
presented her petition for allowance out Of the per-
sonal estate Of said deceased .r....
Ordered, That the said petitioner give no.
tice TO all persons interested by causing copy
of this order to be published In the Union and Jour
mai printed at Blddcford, In said county. three
weeks successfully. that they may appear NJ !,
Probate Court to be held at Biddeford, In said
county, on the first Tuesday In February next, ~
ten of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause,
any they have, why the same should not DO al
lowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register
Atrue copy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-30
Attest, George II. KnOwlton, Register.

At q Court of Probate holden ut Saco, with.
In and for the county Of York, on tho first
Tuesday OF January, In the year OF our Lord
eighteen hundred and slxty-three, by the Hon. f.
E Bourne, Judge Of said Courts
IlPIIRAIM HARMON. Guardian OF George s.
~ Milliken and Elizabeth J. Miliken, minors and
children of Joseph Millikcn, late OF Saco, In said
count OF guardianship OF his said wards for allow
ance
Ordered, That the said Accountant give notice to
all persons interested, BY causing copy OF this or
der to DO published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, IN
the Union and Journal. printed ut Biddeford, IN
said county, that they may appear at PROBATE
Court to DO held Mt Biddeford. In said county.
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they
have, why tho same should not be allowed.
Attest, George ii. Knowlton, Register.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Al q Court OF Probate, holden at saco, within
and for the county ofYork, on the first Tuesday OF
January, IN tho year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and sixty.three. by the Hon. Z. Z. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court.
pPHRAIM HARMON, Guardian OF Samuel Wa,
~ terhouse, an insane person, OF Saco. In SAID
county, having presented his second account oil
guardianship OF his said ward Tor allowances
Ordered. That the said Accountant give notice
to all persons interested byeauslng copy o. M
printed In Blddeford. In said county, three weeks
successfully, that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 be held at Biddeford, In said County, on
tho first Tuesday OF February next Mt ten OF the
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause IL any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-30
Real Estate for sale In Dayton.

THE subscriber. having re-
A&&,S moved to Biddeford, offers for
sale all of his REAL ESTATE,
Eiit - - situated in Dayton, consisting
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-30

"My daughter and myself lave been cured OF n
very facilitating Leucorrli9a bf long standing, by
two bottles OF your SARsArARiLLA."
rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dys.
pepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by Scro|iia In the system, are rapidly
cured by this EXT. SARsAPARiLLA.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
Das f1doli6e S@idfal Der Sran5picn
in M(eTifo uno Napolcon6 Neecr=
fdbadber in GoUptcu.

Tortmabrenc beftet iid ros unalld an
Die 6erien Der Transcien in Merife. Sbrf
Irain6 uno Die ibnen unter ben Nujri;itn
beg 5srrn Semarp pom SEEM : Yorf eelic=
ferten Maulelcl mercen ron rem merifani:
lden @uerilas auf9eian9en. Dos 0rpe
cer fran;1il1en Nrmee lie9t fcrtmdbrsnr
ratb> unp tbatlc6 bel Nma;cc; Gompiec
unp Salapa bel inceu iib piecer in cen
6dnceu ter Mterifansr. Da5 l9merg
8eloeeruneasslbib, eur@ meldes Yuez
tla ercbert w:rreu iolte, 1T nod in @ero
@ru;. Die fransHil9en Gruppen 1inc
odn;li9 e%emcraliirt. Der Mrmiral SUI
rien re la 0raYiere ertllrt . fsn Gas 9an;e
u%nternehmen fir Der tblt.
Die Gfeftirfdrfe aler in Merifo Be-
f1nrliden fran;00lden Truppen sulommen
tetrl9t nur nod $4,000 Mann, cbAleih
~ lem u1iprunaliden grpecitioneccrpa
res Sen. 2orenee3 nad unc nad iter
10000 Mann, Gertdrfunsen no6 Merlfc
a~el;efcrt ru,cen; uno rer Sberaeneral
Torey erfldrt often, coe CT ecppelt 10 stel
Gruppen brau&e. Die frans1flden Srup<
pen leieen ldredli9 rurd idlcdte Nabz
rungu u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SmSnneru
oeS 2enee6 rerren fe turd bic Dy0ente>
tic tree9eraft, al Der &ule ru19 BIC
idwor;en Blattern. General GoreY fol-
cem Staat6lefretdr Semarr fir rie 2iefer'
una scn Gransrortmitteln reni9 Dant
miien; IS mare ibm, ME IS bei6t melt
lieter, trenn CT feline GranSpurtmittel CT
taltcn battle. neil CT eann rem Wfanael an
ipl&eu oils @crranc sum sdn,lidea &idz
;us mad rer Suite teruBen f6nnte. @un<
rcrte ron frans6diden Sclcaten dno be-
reitS ju tenM erifanern reiertirt; Die n1er<
itanii&e &eeieruns 9erdbrt ibnen jece
Grlei@teruns, pau,it ile 1d ole freie Sur:
ger i'm 2anpe nierer ;u lailen YermS9en.
90 lauten bic fran3Sdlden 6iobstct<
idaften aus Merito! Dies 1lnp bic Me>
iultate e~injdbriser fans5G14er &riesfub.
TN Qanoe Der Mjteten! Napplepn felt f@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

49, """staa NeO HAuucS - VIZ WV
0elin9m ieine8 merifanilden llnterneb<
meme ;ualeid ltst Ct ober i'm Muniteur
cas @etancniB al, taG Ct iid rom @ise>
tSnia pom Gsypteu cine Nn;abl Neaer
taufen rocuc, UNI lie als Solcaten in Merz
ito iu rsrpenren, neil iIe ca5 aelte Uie>
ter nidt tcfcmmcu. Mion erf1brt rur1
eine @rrrc| pcncen; Der 2onron Iime5 aus
N%lerancria, G9yptsn, pom s. Sannuar
Tplaencco rariter:
Der capptilhe 8icef6ni9 rar tarauf
e%tnneAon9cn, Ger fran;lll6cn Ge9ieruna
Elm Neaimcnt- prn 1000 Nseern gum
8%riessoienlt in M,rifp su liefern. Die
lelten lplten an 8pre ces fran;5il1en
Ns9terunsezI ranspcrtldife6 VA Seinc"
e,n9eld'ht nerren, cae fur; ;uopr nit
2ruppen, cis mad Gohin6ina tetimmt
maren, M%!cronrria euei6t bate; bic
"Seine" lcllte bic Neaer son Nlsraurria
rireft na6 ibrem Ysltimmunssprte in
Nmer'ta t%rin9en. Gier bis flnfbunrcrtc er
Neserlplroten rc5Si;ef1ni9o wurccr rtnn
aud in aQer Stius BON 9oiro na6 Nler;
aner;a Aetraht, uhue coz man ibneu 1aete,
mebin tic beliinmt leieu. Sn Der Naht
pom Z. auf Cen s. Sanuar murre cine
Nbtbsilun9 Yoli5iiten nod rem 6afen
Don Nleranrria 9cibidt; cieielben teml1<
ti9ten Ib rolclblt ousr Bopt6leute, ccren
le babbaft rrerecn fonnlen unp broGten
lie no6 ytofs, einem Ylabt, Ger am Giu<
gauge ree 5afsne un9etabr 3 Weilen
pom Gnrpunt:e Ger Gilentobn lie0t. Dcrt
botte iib unterrellen oub Die Seine" mi,
rcuem Oampie e%in9efunreu. Mit 5ii!fe
ccr Sectaleute worea eie llnaludlihm
unf,s'wiuiaen gmiaranten tolo ouf rsn1
IranSSrIben Dampier cinQelhift. @lm
WerAen rcs s. Sarunr mar Mue5 Ycrute,
uno 70 aelAidt bate cic Gaypliltc prli;e,
allies Nslsitet, RAP lih bic Seine" Itpr
Yitle Wsilsu oui ccr Sc cyoufcn tefanc
ebe in Ger G1aot ou6 nur cine Nbnun(
ccn cera> mas 0sltetsH, aufiam.
Wit:elit eeo truta!lte WsnlAenrautes
mill allp Spuis Napelspn bic uGipili(a.ic,
IN Mfrifp rsttcn"; mittelit %Aeroutter Sc
ger nil! Ct rrst vcie Vsoht rer latsin:lhe,
9saee INSTRUMENTATION" llnp Mitnnc {
S!lacen taufl IND rautt, niht LII lle fro
iu MAIDEN lcncsrn I'm fe %Netunrsn in eli
feInuss yaua ;u lAlspptn uno lNe >or
lsinsm nod9eraec na3nritis merrenrsl
Gbr8eiic 81 cpftrn, teAebt er bic oren;s,
iclc lln"nld>1mtbeit unc Ssriutbt |ib 90
Nsuem o|6 Weymit1ler uno T%siecsu6ni;;:
unlsrsr 9iepub!if ouEucrdngsn-unl ere
Jieputlif, tie ,br 6er;tlut osraicEt, Ut
tidy ecm Ulud,c Ger Stlaverei Al r:iiilcu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

@ir baben fir III Mere isbr %seraumi gen nsuen
Qotalitaten unlere GintauIe se9en bic ~truberer
Sabre perooppel., III usr|Aieeenen 8randsn per-
preiia9t in cer MtI@t, unisrm 0elda!te elne
Saltlbe nunmebr ais cas auss'p. bntelte unp erSBts
in Minrelotc. fir bie3ntuntt lid r~els!ten su1en
Kuies unp Bertransns 3u ~trfreuen baten verbs
ais tpon1it unlers ilrn1a teebrt trurre.
Sir Hau leutc I'M yanse erIauben mir unS bic
Dsmertuns paB un,ere YeriusuuSen fur Wisesr'
p~ertaufer lebr eantig ssheat III mir ben oiss'
idbrisen abnorm tilisen Gintaufen snfulse in te.
yase iinp, Nurtbeile i'll tieten. wie 1rlber ned
mic. Infer Yartnsr, Serr s. Mabler, bct bie'sm
Re0ort unleres 0slbaIss ppraulteben utsrnpm<
men unp miro ea in isiner serpbnten Weile i'd
aneeleeen ieiu lA1en. lpmcbl Wtplelals als Ne'
sailpertaufs sur be onberen 3ufrisrsnbei1 Ger 5sr'
rem Rdufer 3u efectuirsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

men nStti9 9ewcrpcnen Sr9oniiationsz
Mrteiten odben Dem Stersenerale une lei<
mem Stobe binreidenp gu tbun. @roBe
&erdncerun9en in Ter Stellun9 ces Corps
tpurcen ms 0erf ecieet, iiber wsl6e bic
Yre6e tas tieflte 9tiulhweiaen teotadz
tet, Ia ie nit teotNdttaten M%narifeppez
rationen in &trbinrun9 iteben, Sporatioz
men, reldc inre7eu eur1 fur&ttaye
S@neeRurmc cinfweilen vcrta9t rcrren
mn6ten.
@ir inb ~dber;eu9t, raB un5 unltr
0ertraueu in ben neuen Sber9eneral ni6t
tiulben u,,p encli@ Ger Blud rc5 In
ferns ii1 bre9en weree, Der pieles Seer
bieber iiterau tealsitet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

cs ibnen aleid9ilti9 ici no unp ME lie
bic Neaie1un9 cermenre, nut fauuensen
mcQen lle nibt. 8umice bat ]iG lc9or
crtpter, Gin Irmeetcrps inter isinen'
Nadfpl9er 9ccfer ;u teiebliscn.
Gin b5fli@er T%rauscle. -
Ser Mercier Der fran;SNldc Bctihafter
t%ebauptete in einem pfl;ieuen Sdreitsn
an feline &eaieruna, CT bale lei leiner
neulihen Neiie na6 &idmcnc Nuftrd9e
pom 6errn 5emarc an rae NebsQenocu=
rernement eebott, melde ouf &sitituirunA
res alien Status quo ah9e3ielt. SEER
Seraro ettldrt, ron rcm Senat rarater
tefra9t eas 9eu Mtrcier oelosen, unc
6crr Merticr itatt ca,iiter etlih III merz
Cen, nimmt tie SoGe ouf sic leitte Nd,<
Tel unr mirn Zen punft nidt neiter tez
leudten. @ie atti9! Nter t~ei!dufie,
mic siel mag cisen,li6 mcbl Gle Gbre ccn
cinem balben Dubenp eieler Diplomats
lden Sdran;en .pie9en? 0e:pib fsinen
@frupeL eenn municipalities 9usen
ideint ras oan3e bisden Capital ~ ieien
nit tcn uniere Staatmlnner mirtidaften.
@abrli6 Metternid eri9eint als elm @i>
CANT 9e9eniber pielen 3mer9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
We@- Yotk Store
MQc,, S @omio&,
;MiinneQppliS, Minn.

Sett 1T Sic 3cit ;n fanfea!
@peben erbnlten:
Gin 0roeeS2a0er ron
@Qen> unb &lei6er<WQoren,
fcmie
Galiece, Delaines, Mcrinos, Galmirs,
Sbirtin9> 5idrry &c. &c.
5srner cine src6e Nusrabl Bon
6ilten. &appcn, Sbuben. Stiefeln,
tura MQsm, ras an 8etleieur g. Mrti!slu uur
ssrlanst mereen fam i'm.
Nem<Yprf @tDrr
9lucu 111nb Gpmifpcf,
bic ~ ben tpcblfsilnen prcilsn p%erfaufcn fin, en-,
neil Elm Mitolieb Der 1irmn fcrtpabrsAD in J er<
ion bic Ginf1ufe auf BEN Glt!iAen MGrstcn CUR
euniisRen 3e't telpret.
@ir %pertaufen 10 tsrbIfeil ais BIT @rrebans-
Angen in ct. Vaul.
Do Dem psrsbrtsn teutlden yutlitum telpn'
Sers bic Melpuns, taB mir in Der Yerlpn ess
Germ 6enry s. 9Ucds
sinen teuti9en 8srtaufer eneaairt batsn, ter Is
Fa auf's Yeltt onsslesen i.in ldBt, isins 2anrs-
lsute artig uno biQie Su t%seieneu. . ..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

mutbisencer BelNofsnbeit. Dabin &C.
b1rt ric @efanaennobme rcn 600 Wann
vcu Wor9ane &duterccrps. unc Gin
lie8rei9e6 @eiedt iwilben elmer llniens
Notwithstanding unter Captain @o f
lat unp Dowlon'6 0uerilas, Don
renen Z GstIctet, Is per.punret uno rer
9telt 9cfan9en wuyee nstf ib1en @afen
UNI Gquippirung.
Sen. Sth. Davis 1T ron her @fricl>
9un9 res bel Sort Donel1pn eez
lblasenen Sen. Ucrref netlt $50 Sc;
fan9enen ;urldsefsb1t.
Die &unoAetun9ru patrictil 9ef Sc in>
nun9 In Noleeron,'s Armee >psrren inn
MGR 9rceartiser unc er!l6ierener uno
tirtcn i'm Muaenblid ZEN teiten Grlos fir
cie feblencen Nohridten yon neuen &duz
pfen uno Gie9en. IL Sbipz& ceimcnter
unterieibneten CHI II Tctruar Mann fir
damn eintimm;A cine AcrrIe unp Se>
IblI0e onpcn Nuroen, mel1e auf
cas grnlelte he ser!dtberilben Sntriauen
fir circu unebrsnbof tn Griecen rerram=
men uno sur beeeiitsyten llrterflsun9
Ger 9tesicrunA in ikrsm &f 9eAen DC
&ebeuipn oufurresn.
&ein @unecr, cinen 1clGen @ei1 in
einen, 5eers eprralten 81 leben, relfeS
ypn einem General, mic &pleeranS tefeb<
liet mirr, ter euf cine ebrenne ron rem
Stnrtratb in Cincinnati an i'm Acri9tc<
ten Npre0e allo ontncrttte: "Mbse tein
Grtecene lrcnen9elana, melder lid ouf eos
eitle Gertrauen lit eie CHRONOLOGICAL cer
Tlbrer Der Netelicn 0riincet> uno vcrleiz
ten, tie Gbre uuc eie Siderbeit unieres
5eimatbbecrreS in Weiabr ~ brinocn.
Soute c5 un6 leltt au1 ME mebr YET
96nnt lein, une res tbeuern 5eimatbbeer<
ccs ;u crfreuen, 70 molten wir ec& renis=
items reriuden ibn fret unc 9el9lst rem
Nadfcmmen ;u iitcr!isfrrn."
Son her YotpmaczN rmec, lei
mclber &c. ron csr &lapperlblausen=De>
mofratic 9emadte Demorali lations> @rr<
fu6, an rem felten @iQen res ,,euen
Sterbefeblsbater5 wpbl ibeiterr1 miro,
fommt un5 tic tr5tlihe GerliGeruna, tae
mat, aus eem gan;liden ManSel an intc<
.rc7anten Madri@tcn iber cieiea Seer ni6t
etrpa zen GdluB ;ieben pirfe, ols pb
9dnslid mdlts lieee. Die in
Gpl5e her @bldaHuus per groben Dtpife'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
2{fuf Mweigfn.
Nrtetter>5 olle

Gtb S Sirf(cr.
Dritte @traBe, eeseniter Der YresbYtriau-
Stride, Ct. paul, Minn,
Die uebernabme tieles telietten Gclt5. QofaIes
hermit eem oerebrten Yutlifum mittbsilsnt, ,eiaeu
mir 3uelei@ ~ereetenit an, bab mir in uultrn ga
Icon nit
9utem 2a9erbier 2 @las fir 5 @eute,
alien Gortcn 2ifGrcu,
allen Speilen unp feinen Gisarren aui3uva .tsu
i'm @taute linr.
Cid u. Girfter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
nents tie IS amk t.

ct. paul. 2. 5etruar 1869.
unIsyn 1reuntea nnb rem Tutlifum i'm Mnes-
11e'ueu m'emsn mir tie anseiae. >ns 0err 6. g.
Dunbar. frUber in Stem. Nebjorr, WaG., trcbn-
haft, teute aIs Sbeilbaber in uu1er @eibdft elm
trot une lsbtsres fir semsin i4afli@e Rs9nurg
unter Ter Girma:
W1LL1Us BROTHERS & DUNBAR
in ausseotbrter @eiie forteefubrt pirt.
Neeuttdt unb @rltbitdt tperten aud bic 0runt>
prinsipien Der ueuen firma fein uno bitten mir
UNI ternere lpeeisue unterEusnus tes teu.lGsa
Tutlifume.
ee.4- w&tun5sroa
s, s 6. GDiuiuS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
@iQtQm'8
v@btte $puje"
SolpOn<

Ste StraBe, oepenlber
&resd uub 5andes Mi!mautee0aserb;er SalUcn..
@utes Bier, 2 @las fir 5 Gent, uns feline 81.
sarren ittts an 9anb. Desalei@sn talte @peilen
in 3ufrieben0eQenoer Mlnnisfaltiatei1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21

Vefbdft au6jupcrfanfcn.
Das befannte unt in sutem @anse bslntlids
WrDcerte< DrD6uften< unD
QtffDr<@ el96ft,
telescu an Ger Gde pom Sort uno Gamley GtoBs,
gesenlter Der rJeuerteQ." relhcS Don benz I'M
%tsr3.idnet'n felt 5 Jabren nit ben, teien Grfcla
bftrietsn murce. 1T unter e%initioen Bsrineunesn
neb!t alien 3ubebSr an strre-G inri9tune gu ser.
~tauisn. Nabeles bel
Wlerdnber Grt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
MQerncmcfce
@erDIt= unb
@iutcr>@ QQrcl1

bat Ioettn Ypn Nem<ycrt
trbalten uut ~o7erirt ben, vublifum pon ct. paul
ewie Der lm5egeno III per rei9balti9tsn MusNabl
uno ~ Den t~iuisten v!cilen bic 9anpluns pm
.. %. SuQcrloQ II. Gpmp..
il iGrem
ueuen Steiue. 6duoc an Scr 8. StraRe
nabe per Bride,
81. paul Minuelota.
in Jolos bes 1.ieses Vne, mie alssmein be-
fannt, bic Vreiie per YaummO4tn Maarcn be-
beutenb %setleSen; pa mir abtr einen srcBsn yrr'
r.t1 pom pieien Waaren batea, Ter Ypr CT S!eiA'
un9 eetluft wurpe, 10 liae mir in @tane stlrbt.
bieie biuiJer 3u r%erfaufen ais ir1enb en- auosrss
@el1dft in rer Start.
Terner baten mir
&leibcrnpfc nno @aaren fir
Sannea,
ais MantiQen, Sbawls, Gloats, 3anol9ustn.
@trumpfwaaren &c. 49, 1cpit
Iu@e unp @arperobes Mrtifel fur 5erren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-06

Central. spcoulation ct this board has assumed
vast proportions. Operators take ines Of 900 o.
1900 shares where they used form cry "
be content with so or 100. New faces appear
in the public room every day and some of thu new
corners operate with a bodness which indcaNe 90
both confidence and capital. Many branches 81
trade have been crippled by the war, and the par
ties who followed them appear to have transferred
their energy and means to the stock business.
which has thus far proved lucrative enough, though
it will in the end ruin not few of its followers.
AT the second board (olosed@ there was same re-
alizing of profits. and Erie and some other active
shares declined Il per cent. Guaranteed. Hudson,
New York Central and Rock Island were firm.
The market closed very firmly in the old Stock
Exchange. At the four p. NJ. session OF the pub
lie board the market was steady. the following be-
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The only important change in the above state.
ment il the increase of nearly four million dollars
in deposits. This arises in part from the closing
Of navigation in the interior which has led to the
transmission Of money to New York for employ.
ment, apd partly from the payment Of dividends
on various securities, which dividends have gone
into bank. The increase Of coin lie less than was
expected, in view Of the large amount Of gold
coming to. the banks from the Sub-Treasury. We
presume, however, that those payments did not
affect this weeks statement as much 40 they will
that Of next week. and likewise that several Of the
banks are holding their gold checks instead Of
drawing the gold.
they have at per cent, while some of the brokers
borrow all they want at s. Certificates OF in.
debtedness sell at OK per cent discount; demand
notes at 1891 x. The traffic in demand notes
is becoming less active than it was, parties who
used to speculate In them seeming TO prefer gold
now.
Exchange rose to l4s14 = this morning for
bankers sterling, and $50 3.77I. for francs. A
very large business was done, rumprs Of bad news
from Tennessee having impaired vigor to the in
quiry for bills. Gold was done at the opening a.
l3is4, rose tel3514 sold late in the day at l3AA'
and closed thaA bid. The frmness of the gold mar
ket rather surprised the leading operators. who
looked for temporary decline in consequence OF
the disbursements OF specie by the general and
State governments. Many Of the parties to whom
gold was paid last week at the sub-Treasury have
merely taken gold checks, which they will use %
soon they are satisfied that gold has reached Its
maximum point. The bullion market would thu
appear to be In rather dangerous position
The stock market was active and excited to-day.
At the first board of the old stock Exchange the
bond list was firm, and State stocks were steady.
At the one p. NJ. session Of the public board there
was quite a rush on the part Of the commission
houses to buy stocks, which was met by offers to
sell at an advance by the spectators. Comparing
the prices with those of the afternoon Of Saturday
we note an advance off, in New York Central, IA
in Erie old, IA in Erie preferred, sH in Hudson,
in Harlem, u in Reading. y in Michigan Cen
trail. Y In Michigan Southern 10 guaranteed, 3.
IN Gslsas. " " Rsst hlARd. eaAl Nia ILLINOIS
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direct. and the ! remedy for unfaithfalness more
prompt and certain We either no. capable Of
local II Jet ask the state 20 give
US perfect charter and let 60 that eject honest
and capable To oil the Offices under H. II are not,
then the to give good aud
also good TO administer H. Either would Ia my iuds
nont be altogether preferable dsoned and
homogeneous municipal machinery Bot until the needed
improvements in laws Obtained let apply
ourselves The difficult of producing good government
under q defective charter. GEORGE OPDYKE. Mayor.
The Board then adjourned