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Wanted.
Wanted.

A FIRST CLASS CUTTER for Custom and Ready
"A Made Work. Constant work and good pay Civ
en-. Address Box 1905. 81
August 5--d6 % iiani tlH 4sei f1s so &
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.nba m w AN TEDi ~
WILL ray TEN cents per IL. for ALL ramp hlets
delivered at the Office OF the POI tland Sugar Co.
corner Condaercial and Maple SITS. @l =
jan2ldtf 90 j.. M BROWN.
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sale.

DLEASANTLY located in Freeport, q miles from
Il the Depot, on the old county road to Brunswick,
the old homestead known as the Townsend place,
containing 35 or more acres Fruit trees, wood lot
and an water convenient. Apply to MAJ. W. MITCH
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Farm Tor sale.
GITUATED in North Yarmouth, on the Glouces-
- ter road, formerly known a. the "Col. Cushman
Place." within two miles of two depots the G. I.
r. R., containing 200 scres of land, 20 of which is
wood land: fences mostly stone vall. Building
good two storied house. with out-budinGa; and barn
100 feet by So cut fun Of hay last year. Orchard
grated bore in 49, 1900 bushels and IN '64 we have
sold 5000 90 worth OF apples besides bountiful sup
ply for large family. Pear, plum and cherry trees
In bearing, with variety Of other fruit.
Also, Cranberry patch from which 80 bushels have
been taken in one season.
The location is q fine one with plenty of shade
trees. Mills, school house, &C., near by.
For further particulars inquire the premises.
june3eod3m# SAM'L H. SWEETSIR s
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For Sale in Reading. Mass.

- ..- tr Twelve miles. or twenty-eight
A.TisN ~ minutes from Boston station per ex-
MuMF ~ press traIns dwelling house ten
M BH& NhI1| rooms; thlee-elgnth acre OF landi
fifteen apple trees in bearing one
hall mile from the depot; water excellent; location
healthy, and with unsurpassed view. Irlee S5s0OO-
81 200 on mortgage Address F. o. FRENCH, Cash
ire Bank Metropolis, Boston, for three weeks.
iuly17 3wtaW
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Tn Let.
For Sale or to Lease.

TWO OFFICES over No. II Middle Street.
Il Also, Store-house on Union Wharf.
July 22-dtf WM. BOYD.
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W0nfed.
Wdnted,

IA vass for the -
LADIES' GUIDE a."
The most simple method ever offered to the rublic
.oI .,s' odIING DRESSES. Ladies wanting employ
ment can obtain a lucrative business.
ADDRESS MRS. G. HI. SANFORD, 70 p
u ilaf Portland. Maine.
Call at No. Brattle St., or 81 Middle st. ag1d1m
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FOF SaI6 OF 10 Lease.
HOUSE LOTS on Oxford, Washington Madison,
LII Munroe, Fremont, Greenleaf and Fox streets on
terms to suit. Apply to WIN. OXNARD,
july25iseO1m 174 Cumberland st.
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Proposals for Hay.
Deal Freights.

XII. Ships wanted to load Deals at Banpo
t8[43M Tor Liverpool and Bristol Charroi.
S McGILvERY, RYAN & DAVIS,
- IA ae No. 161 Commercial a.reet.
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To Let or Lease for term of Years.
TNHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
4 h Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
Merrilrs. The Wharf contains about 1900 square it.,
with two story building thereon, 20 by75. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of
q. - b'ieA-ef JOSEPH II. WHITE,
mayzodtf ~ oaN ff nod, No. 81 Union Wharf
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To Let.
Eor aaln

- The two storied double tenement, Brick
HSG: Block, situated on Stevens Plains Westbrook
9 ASaid Block contains IA rooms in each tenement.
Lot rods on the street, and IS rods Deep which is
a stable "a by 20 feet. ~ f'ls s1igaqA 1
This property 10 offered at price which insures it
a good investment efa8 n.5 .ft.ag
Apply to N. K. SAWYER, near the premises, or
to y. o. PROCTOR, Lime street. juneStf
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Rates of Advertising. A

AAeAASS VA AUNGEthSAmHe
One inch Of space, in length of column constitutes
q square" s1FI ~
sloO per square daily first week 70 cents pei
week ailer three insertions, less, S1O0; continue
ing every other day after first week. 81 cents.
han square, three Insertions or less 70 cents; one
week, Sl0O; 90 cents per week after.
Unoer head Of "AMUsEMENTs" $500 per square
per week; three insertions on less, $1.50
'SPLclAL NOTICES." $500 per square trst week.
SlVo per square alter; three insertions or less Sl.oV
$1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has a large circulation IN every part
OF the Sael for S1OO per square for nrst insertion
and 30 CENTS per square for each subsequent inser
ton. H
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates
% All Communications intended for the paper
should DC directed 10 the +" EDITOR OF THE PRESS
and tho Of a business character 10 the PUB
LIsHERs." unt
Ba9- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch and all business pertaining to
the Office Paper promptly transacted on applica-
lion as above.
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THE new French Cottage, ON the Cape Cottage
Il road, opposite Capt. Green Waldens, containing
fourteen rooms, with about seven acres Of land II
is unsurpassed on the Cape. Enquire Of
A. STEPHENSON,
s 1y6--df4 f4lf 81 ,s.F 121 Commercial STRAIT
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To Rent.

A TENEMENT centrally located, to family with
1Aout children, at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to P. S. W.,
june166 Ae'si No. 81! Middle Street.
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TlHE undersigned win pay all Coupons attached at
1 Bonds Of the Second MortQaSe VI the Androseog-
Gin Railroad that fan due IN is62 with interest io
July l. 1860, presentment at his office in Portland
He wf also pay Coupons Of SAID Bonus Tor 1861, and
JABEz C. WOODMAN.
Tresurer Of Leeds & Farmington X. r..
July i4-d&w3w - ~
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For Sale.

YACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built of white oak,
Il copper fastened and coppered one year ago; new
sails and rigging. Ballasted with to tons iron.
For further particulars inquire of tt
B. j. WILLARD, st. Lawrence
House, India Street. s.f.5 t. Is ad29dtf
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT SEA EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c co.

The PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published Al
$500 per year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, in advance; |;
S3.2s, paid within six months; and $780, If pay
nasnt be delayed beyond six months.
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Lost.

A SMALL Memorandum Book, supposed between
"A Portland and Standish. A suitable reward will
No. II Union Wharf. lafA9 IN
Aug. 9d1w* ies sto JOHN d. LORD.
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For Sale.

49,, For Sale.
A FARM in Cumberland of 40 acres eight miles
IA from Portland and within fifteen minutes walk
Of the Grand Trunk Station. For further particulars
inquire on the premises of
s MRS. A. L. PETTENGILL. e
July % ol4 hne3t-l q ~ III 3iw5ws
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Notice.

"A IL persons are hereby cautioned against harbor-
ing OF trusting Judith Roach, my wife, or any OF
my Mmiiy, without my written consent, as 1 shall
pay no aepts OF their contracting after this date
3 x,.,-- y. L. SYLVESTER ROACH.
Tor''and July %, 1865 july26 sws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-05
Oh Alfxzu y. i :; 7I ; 111f
raEIs S ! 57 ]" b ~ 14:y*yAnr 5:

THU RS5DAY 81! is1y u *,A-S1Sza IL D.
Gen, Sherman has nu1lishaa AZ =
ani,al which says: ,'lia35 Mayer will is>EthWith
givepgblic notice that title fas &con'7 Eien
oil must choose their course, VIZ: 20 TeulaaB with
IN our lines and collducs themselves as good
citizens, or depart IL I,eace. lie viii ascertain
the names Vi ali who chtosa 10 leave Savannah
and report their names ali residences to She
Chief Quartermasser, that measures may De
taken 20 transport them heyond the lines. -
General Sherman further says that M more
than two newspapers shall be published IN
Savannah. and that the editors ''wiiI be held
TO strictest accountability, and will be punish
cd severely in person and property for among
other things, ''any comments whatever upon
the acts Of the constitutional authorities.
We have an account of meeting hei3 Dy
the citizcus of Savannah over which the May
or presided, and at which resolutions were
adopted recoe nizing the authority OF the
United States, claiming protection under the
terms Of the amnesty proclamation, and re-
questing the Governor to call a convention to
enable the people Of Georgia TO decide as to
he continuance Of the war.
The Mayor Of Savannah In the course OF an
address at public meeting, said the city con-
tains &C, 900 inhabitants without food, fuel Or
remuneratiye pursuits They we're without
refuge, and cut off from all communication
with the country His heart sickened ct the
sight. He saw but one course to pursue. tie
said they all felt deeply indebted to General
Geary, commandant of the city, for the coulse
be had pursued.
The last General Assembly Of Maryland pas
sed law providing that no school teacher IN
any school shall, after the first Of January.
1855 receive into such schoo! any person as 4
scholar until such person shall procure the Ger
ticate from some regular practising physician
that such applicant for adlnissioa haa been dp-
Il vaccIDaeGd.
The correspondent Of the Philade]phis In
q,airer says shat recent editorial in the Rich.
mcno csnfansis lSaId 10 ba SIG 11uushistia!1on
organ in Rct nond, on the condition Of at
fairs in the South has been ordered BY Score.
rary Seward 10 be sent to the Z, S. foreign
ministers: TO show what is thought by the
Southern Executive Of the stu .ti>., Ct things
The recent cold 'cyc|e'' was very severe ia
the Northwest. At st. Paul THE mercury
ranged faoul twenty~six iegreas below zero To
ten above for four days; aud at Madison
Wis, it reached Twenty 10 twenty four degrees
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r. this place on The It'll Of December LAST,
Mrs. ANN SiDEBOIOM, in the SOtn year
of her aye. She was most kind and chArita biz,
and will long be lamented by her friends.
In st. Marys County, Nj on the DIST uic,,
Mrs. ROSE SUTTON, wife Of Or. Louis Sur,
ton and daughter Of the lac hona5 Sasscer.
ESQ Of Prince Ganrges county, Ed.
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THE CAPTURED SAVANNAH CO7TON.-
The cotton which iell into the hands Of Gen.
Sherman when he captured Savannah is to be
shipped TO this city. Collector Draper has
been appointed cotton agent, and will embark
70 mc:ror probably on hoarl the steamer
G .anada, f.: Port Royal, and 5hence viii sail
t,r Savannah.
The co?E.c,or will ex;s;ui.:e the cotton, and
take testimony in regard 20 lis ownership pre-
yio7ls To its shipment CO New York.
The sale will oa made here, ana ali questions
relating to the rigI IS Of the present hol;4era 20
the proceeds are 20 he settled hereafter. All
the c,tron in the vicinity Of Savannah will take
the s=,ue course. X corps Of cle' * vii! ac
com any the collector -Ne1 Yorj.! Post.
4 typographical error yesterday made the
-four inspections III Goprg9tosn Just POO 900
luore than they really we're tor the Year 1853
the correct number was 100, 544 hbls,,
against l133, 729 barrels ia 1854, showing tail
ne ri Of lj,Sl5 barrels last year.
The I2'stlilars IN The r1ty Of New ork aud
neig iorhood heretofore charged With viola
ticus CT tie internal revenue iae, are now, it is
sscegtained, paying the |,ecutslasy penalties TO
which they are subjected, and So Of other S.
Establishments in various parts Of the country.
Ttos. T. pend+zl, late ct the Metropolitan
police force, has ieea appointed usher al The
Presidents house, in Washington: in place Of
Edward McaIanus dismissed
! steamer FROM Aspiowali, at New York,
brings 81, 80, oN0 10 spccia-
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN II. 1865.
Tho Winter Campaign.

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nan, a In s.,,x... ,h,o,oh Al. stste Of
Alabama, srd u,or Mobile. Thi, city 1.
,.v Al, o,,, ,oi,, n, 0,.., Importance
raid h, A., ,,h.l, a, IN. Gulf s,s,.s, and
a.. .rcoos. - su,pv..,s ,.pedi,ion 70 ssysnn All
.,,or.,,.,,d Al. s,..ibillty OF such march.
=. A d. M, ,,,r,ob,hl. that General TnoxAs may
A., NJ, t.co toward. Mobile. Tho railroads u tho
s,,,,, -w.., A., already. for the mos, par, \ our
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,,d.,,h,, -z,ent under Podsr.l control, anu with
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,., ~, ,,,.whcr.--, m. fr.gmentAry and demon.
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d.,o,r,i,.d he C,.p.,,l TuoxAs himselL and the
.n,..,r.,,,,,f,.,n ,,,. bsvtny been pro,su
D., sn,.v.s,s ,,n,d.,on. al, hardly probable ths,
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EEA'TssS.

CORCORAN-On Monday, Jan. nh, Mary Corco.
ran formerly native Parish Of h1auaca, Co. Long
The rcatves riends and acquaintance are respcct-
ty invited 70 attend the iune 81 this day einrs-
dAt NJ O'clock, from Ter residence, lN3 fir-t uve
Lousiord QIelaniy pArcre piease cop. Ia
DRAKE--On Tu,slaJ, ID inst, The infant dnush-
tero lhoodo!t ana Elizabeth Drake aged months
The friends Of the family arc respectfully invited
to2Ntenl ne funeral tomorrow AZ y o'clock, from
GIIoN-Ou Jan. Q. l,65, Theodore Guion, oldest
son Of tlr htc Leonard uuion, a.cd 'a Jcarr. moe
HE l.i,yc. and 3, lends OF the family aro resp1:t-
full. invited tu attend the funeral services Oh Ned
ut-dAy evening, llth inst at O'Clock, at has late
Nc,cd to Nrw Rochelle on THURSDAY morning for IN
tetIutnt. California uipers please copy. %,
LECkEi-un the oh inst Of consumption sarah
Ann l,ckcy, in the 21Ih year OF her age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family
a." RESPECTFULLY invited to attend the funeral this
"Wednesday! afternoon, llth nft, at O'Clock, from
the rosldon,e Of her mother COZ of Clinton and Lu.
queer ~, south BIooflyu. -
MORLEI-Ot congestion Of the brain, William j.
Morley, ron OF Thomas and MARY \. Motley.
The mncul - ia take place to-day, n : T. " from
u" tefdonce Of BIZ pfruts 100 Nilloughhy street,
Booklyn. Wal Tee inferred In Calvnp Cemetery. 4.
McKNlGHT-On Jan. 18th, Daniel HcKnisht aged
knight.
Ihe relative, and friends Of The family are tesnoct
fully invited 20 attend the funeral, this tWCtuos !a >
Afternoon, at o'clock, i.om his late lesidtlc,, 10
/ East a5th n, l.S
| NJ ll+isL I'm MoubAFi Jan, VIM 1900, Margaret,
| reIict Of the Int Nis.l Seville o. famllua, Pa,
a-cl ~ yrHis E-i u dag
The relative. anu friends ~ The family, and those
Of her fOrr, Hclry and lohl Arv c, ard sun- u-lar
h''l-u HuLn, G.o 10 cnlIly invited 10 attend the
7 i.dr'I, GA Nt4lrs.nF u'rluoUu, ll'A iAs, AZ /
Ot ut~, nom nc o-I-ca,u VI he suu-u4-lnW, 81
l'y.",el sI oo@!y u, =. -. PcaAs. ~ mia pagers
pc Zee COP ~
d RAW LiNsON-Ca luc5iay morn.n-, Jan. tOth,
Jmnt. cVIse, tou Of JAMIE RaN in,ou. ,..rd NOS
and II day..
The relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 20
intend me funeral tins tNednordayl ate Doon NJ
oc'ocA' IRON Tue r'niience OF his parents, mon
Court luVerslty Place, near 18th IT. llO
| RpODES-O Monday evening" Jan 9Th. of con.
fosuon o! me hrsn, Willie rainoe, youngest child
oil " IMAM ". and Kate A. Rhodes, aged D yearH.
Tho ilenda and Relatives OF tire hnily are re.
tItctmliy my1ted 10 ausnd the funeral, on THURSDAY
siteInoon, 18th inst o'clock, nom the residence
! Of his father, 1872 East 18th o.. ia
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TnE last and mos! prominent Of The civilian
Generals has finally, It is believed, disappeared
from the scene II aotvo military operations. The
President is said " have removed Major General
BrTLEE from all military command. and ordered
Dim to proceed TO his home At Lowell, Massachus-
etts, and report TO the War Department "by letter
rhis event will create little surprise, II hav
.ng generally been anticipated as . consequence
iot only Of his failure at Wilmington, ut u ne
general III success ass military leader. We hay"
10 desire " enter Into the details of General TtT
ms unfortunate career. Tho Wilmington blum
Ter was an exact repetition Of bis failure to take
Petersburg during the early part Of General
iRASr's campaign, and Of his other luekless cx-
,cditons OF course G,ncrAl BUTLrR's exc
'utivr talents preclude the idea that he will lesv5
he will remain long inactive He will probably
smerge as tho commander 81 some Southern de-
rartnent, where his peculiar talents may be more
syalAble than in the Army of the Potomac. lie
would be useful slso IN organizing the blacks as
-!ders, and IN preparing them for service under
more competent generals. He has the merit n he
ing the leader of public opinion respecting the pol
oy NJ enlsting negroes and this fact has svidentl
contributed to secure him immunity for the mill
AIRY blundcrs which are to bo attributed only Il
OILS defects Of military training.
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states ths, . large number a others were
really unit for service, bu, wore retained AMI
sent " regiments upon the suppostion
thst they might In some capacity
Be- msds scrvicesbIe 70 the army. In some
the fraud has been sill more alarming. Rebel
spies fusiHves from justice, felons imbociles and
,ho whole catalogue Of ineomretents have been
thrown upon tho service, solely because each
counted = man in exempting from draf tie lncali-
" from which be came. This practice has n
some extent existed since the first year Of the war
and the military authorities hsvs msde strenuous
endesvors to suppress H. But the disposition OF .
largo class W escape the dram At whatever hazard
to the service, and the pecvnisry inducenent for
fraud offered by large bountes, has caused the evil
10 stssdily increase. II msy bo inferred from the
late scion Of the War Department, TIA. respecting
this wholesale system Of fraudulent recruiting, pa
thence has ceased W be virtue. Tho connivsnoe
Of examining surgeons and mastering officers with
brokers and recruiting committees, In many e,ses,
has compelled the Government 10 sdop, the only
course by which the service can be protected; TIA,
To- 10 hold the disre, responsbe for tho ability Of
tho recruit 10 perform military duty, and W snnul
The credit in ell Cases Of disqualification. This is
simply . measure OF selfprotecton. with which no
fault can te found, and which the effcescy Of the
military service has rendered necessary.
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Cnttle Market.

NV NORK, jan n ISbI.
O~inr N the LIGHT -nrrly NJ heeves nj the variou.
yATds during the pest week. prices hzve ruled sone-
what higher than those last quoted indeed, hutrherr
tell that prices consiie ring thu quality Of the cat
tie offered, seldom been exercised In this city,
quotations havins ranged fiom i,<2Uc for medium
qualities, and from 2la22c FOR the best sradee The
pfersnt week VIII doubtless witness oouridornbly
lower scAlC Of prices. a. u Ia reported shat large
number Of cattle are the ~ this city which
should have reached here on Saturday, but we're de-
tanned b, tie heavy tnVw storms prevailing In the
West We learn that the total receipts Of live stock
At all the ards In this city during the past year
Beev's, 2bNh96 mich cows, 1895 veals, II,Iil (,
sheep and lambs, 1o6,379; swine, 657,954. rotAl,
1,SlL22O.
SHEEP Th. branch OF the market ha, also expert
encei IN advance Ia prices, the better rrue selling
at luallc.
Srtnc.-Norv little chance hse hcen effected in the
markets, p1ces iunng Inst quoted, cay tom Ia,
l+8c, according 10 quality.
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INDIGNANT Innndinns.

Faos tho beginning Of the var until the present.
time, The Csnsdsns have not allowed An opportu-
nifty Of sssslling tho North 70 pass unimprovcd.
Every prefer, for display II their lily concealed
rnsligniiy has toen greeiily seired upon, and the
most trivial circumstances have been msfnihed
into the grsvest subjects The last display Of IL
bumor is founded upon the passport system lately
insugurstod by Secretary sEwAnD, for the purpose
OF preventing rebel raiders and rebel omissarios
from crossing the frontier. Tho necessity ~ iris
passport system 10 under-tood by all Who are
friendly to the North: but our neghbors over the
border, whose sympathetic feelings are slways
stirred up when the rebellion receives . blow,
arc dreadfully exercised upon the subject. The
Provincial journals heins the valves through which
their o,erehsrged ill.humor escspes, We have . fsr
exposition Of how they feel upon the subject and
what they propose TO DO about H. They assert, n
the FRS, place, that II u en- intoersble nuisance
secondly, that II cannot be inside practicable, in
consequence ~ the great extent Of the frontier
limo and thirdly, in the language Of the Toronto
GLoBr; We trust our Government will look GU,
for some mode Of retaliation we are ready, II
need be, w take the consequences" These oonolu.
mons show that tho fault found with the passpor,
sy stem has no tangible foundation, and Is only An
ebuhnon Of spi.ohi feeling. II the system is only
partially successful, owing 70 thsfscilities for eros.
ing offered by the long line OF frontier, then the
necessity for the measure is all the apparent
and II IL ia very easy matter for rebel raider
70 come over the frontier, the Canadians ought r
interpose objecton Il VIC do all In our power t.
| suppress them. With regard TO retaliation, oui
sni.blc neighbors will do well 70 dotcrni frs
whether they can afford it. If they determine Il
throw of the mask with which they have so poorly
disguised their rebel symp,thles, the North will II
the future know how 10 classify them and IN ih'
attitude Of m svowcd enemy they will be loss hurt
fll to the Union cause than they have heretoior,
! been.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-11

Fs,o'Yori. Ttssdsv Jan. 10 s Pk-Gold. on Va.
riousrensstion rmors declin,d quite sharply to-day,
hefuc,ustions BEING ~ Sollov, - Al 1910 AN 2ss /.
1898, 22SN 1913, 225N 1880, l2bh lilo 9sSs
ll.Eo' 2Z5h; il.JN 225h, Has, 225',, 70, PAN;
> lEe' 2s4hi l2.4N 1897. I, 923S 40 223ss Ia
~ 2, 22Sh S2o, FRS 2.4O 22S b SS3h; S.lO
~ q $50 223s 30, 223S; Alo 223's 40,
ZE"s' The general stock market opened veal and
""ef' out At the s'rond Hoard prices advanced and
the loss Of the NOR ling va, in MEASURE .ecovered.
Governments We v strong and in good demand The
subscriptions ,o.the ten ortio. which have ju,, been
NEGOTIATED arpesr 40 far . reported. to fall short Of
the sum REQ iiste to mako the aggregate s.ue $50 mil
mons CsrItslists Of New York have, however offered
70 take Hhatever amount k needed 10 complete tina,
amount. The loan market continue, well supplied
and fairly active At 20. cent.