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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-17

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-17

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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1865-12-10
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1865-12-10
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ten aud, bei l,ns bie ci-deyants grands--
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iuiirbiger Elm befdeibenes Mabden eili@
9enoniiiien babe, miro iid nidt leidt ein
8riiflein ballen laiIenagi
5err bon 8i6eregg bljes rubig Elm
blaueS M0Hden aus feinen ibmale,t2ip@
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Sninir beliBlanO OeinesY sYeruunfttempels,
8runbriB itno 9nfrib, redt ausfiibrIid
auseinanberieben llno oeutlid MAIDEN
tuiirbeit2 @enire 9td nidt, ntein 3reunb,
es lit ni6tn0tbig bab On Oeine Morte
aaf Der 8olbpage abipageit, mir iuerbest
iie aud itidbt auf bic @olbipage Ie9en."
Ser iunge Mann lieb fid baS ni9t
stueiinal heiBen. grbesain feline Staat8s
iinb Dtedtstbeorieen, Die CT aus ben gt@
cbt(pp6biiten, betp Contrat social, aus
SSranflin's gSerfen unb ben Sdriften unh
&ollegien &ant'S unb anberer bentihen
8biloiopben 8eih0pft bate, NIT fteigen4
ber @arnte nnb 2ebenbigfeit su ents
tpifeIrr. Ser SdultbeiB Iieb i'm rabi9
geiuabren unb borte aufinerflan, sii.
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gSirfung feiner Worte 81 beobadten, fo
mari Serr bon 8iberegg nifts Elm, ais
boditens Elm freunblihes ,,nnr III, MIR
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iener enbli6 fertig mar, legte Oer Sdulta
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ipra6 nit fetnent 2a6eln:
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bere - idot Sll ineiner Sugen63eit
nod fd)0ner ll.lb beiIer eeiaet ais 9u,
mein 2ieber, uno Sanlenoen oamit bic
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idaft Der @uilIotinel. 49,. Sa, ia, tneit
Sreunb, es aab cine Belt, mo- aud i1 fir
4bi6afflng Der 8orllrtbeile atb Giide
febr sun, parabiefiiden Natitritaitb
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ben &opf ipieoer slire9t geiebt; unb fo
uirb'S, iuie i'd boffe, aud Dir emit err
geben.@
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bettsorans berWenidbeit baben oie@uiIs
lotine aafgeridtet", replicirte Ser~
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len Sun,pfe berporsepadiel, ipsIden Der
Sof Der 2,ibtpiae binter fid aliriiflieb-
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bel uns, mo Die Setten? ST nas 8olf
nidt sufriehen unb gliiflid uater unlarul
niilben uilb gerehten Gegiment? Wirh e8-
ote .nelnnooa1e paptetsne Srei9eM aua''
nur ai'f'eninsil, menf re '1m n1pl noa: ON
a,seen a,t Selpai! an1ee anuaaen . m!ra. e :
l.ne lollroees elaai,9er lsln. nfen .9nt
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l@en oa9onnsIIe geotaWs mssu.a ~. Iolssss y q.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27


We note sales of 5000 mats Java on private terms
FKEIGnr.-The market was more active, and rather
more firm The engagements were;-To Liverpool,
81 600 bushels corn, nj Sd 3sd per smiling vessel and
AID per st amer; 100 bales cotton, per steamer ut 2d
per To- To Bordeaux British chip goo tons capacity
with tobacco, on private terms 20 Antwerp, $50 hhds
tobacco at 35s and TO Bremen 500 cases tobacco, nj
15s The charters Two Italian brgs, TO Glasgow, wheat
at Is Cd an Italian bark $40 TONS and one 200 TONS to
Bristol Channel wheat, As 3D., or II 10 direct port 3s
Cd 3s Cd brig, 300 tons from Bangor to Cnfucgos,
and back to New York sugar COG and moasses. on
New York. sugar. BE British brig 26s tons, 70 Dema
rara and bark 400 tons 10 Now Orleans, ON private
terms.
FRuIr.--Thc market was but poorly supplied and with
good inquiry Tor nearly all descriptions prices were
raisns nj 81 $50 do. bunch at a basis OF 80 20; 30
casks Turkish pruncs chiefly a, l3c, In gold; SO bags
sicily almonds ut 23c so do. Brazil nuts Mt 12c 20 900
second cuttings $40 We quote best Palermo lemons at
80, MS they run and do oranges sound sl1 sl2.
CREASE was drm with sales OF is 900 lbs at lie.
HoIa-The market was steady with sales OF 90 bales
fair to choice quality, at loo zoe. We quote extra
H,Y was in fair demand a, slight decline We quote
city bale at 81 10 81 20 shipping at g. new season at
75c. Soc, according to quality.
hoiAaF was steady and price, were without quoable
change
Nam The supply OF cut nails was limited and prices
werr very nrm sales In small lots at &C. We quote =
Cnob &C. ackc forged horss, 30 for Sd copper, soc
yellow metal, 3oc aud zinc POS cash
Pnoyr1oSs--Receip's, l52 bbs pork, IS do beef. 4e
packages cut %a 1 and ana c ds lard The rSSrs
better. The tsles cnbraced 8 500 bbls, OF s3i a
$50 for new mess, closing buoyant at So, oash
and regular s27 IS t2S for old DO, s23 80 $24 for
prime, s25 s25 90 for prise mcss; also for
August, selers option, about 900 bes prime
steady. with sales Of about 900 bbls. at IS 90 s12
for plain mess, and $40 ga for extra
mess. Also 100 bbls Inaia mess at s2e.
Beef hams were in limited supply and prices were very
0rm. Bacon was dull and nominal Cut meats were IN
good demand ct full prices The sales were about ooo
pkgs at loo lie for shoulders, and 191sc. 23c Tor
/ hams Butter was in light request at zoe. 27c FOR
Ohio and Csc 35c for State Cheese was quiet at lOc
\ al5isc. for common TO choice The lard market was
| moderately active and prices were shade hrmer Inc
sales consisted OF $50 bbs at 1870 2sc the outside
| price for choice kettle rendered in small lots.
PETROLEUM quiet aud unchanged. We Quote-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JULY II, 1865

receiver for the pumps the second test by taking
the supply from inexhaustibe quantity In the
river and this being accomplished the hydrant prin
cpe and from suction the results most gratifying
In every respect II may be avered with the utmost
confidence and without the remoes apprehension that
ANYTHING rational can be said to the contrary that In this
one production OF scientific and mechanical skill the city
most complete and for all the purposes for which 1t
designed and constructed in practical utiaran and in
slant operation, fire engine which stands model
upon which all the world beside fashion machines OF
kindred tendency; but the doubt is, the combined
skill of the whole world produce better suggest an
Improvement in the design and execution Of the Metro
politan Fire Engine of New York city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27
Obituary.


When good man and practical Christian is taken
from the circle of friends who knew him but to love,
honor and praise however limited that circle may have
been his severely felt beyond the sphere Of
his of the miniature world in which he
,movcd-and q void is left which only tho lapse Of time
and tho flight Of years can nll On Monday last such
man was lost to the Wainwright Memorial church. rhe
church edi6ce at the corner Of Hammond street and
wayerey place. shall know It's late pastor, T. r. Cook,
no more forever Last week the deceased was young
man. enjoying all his faculties 10 the fullest extent He
was attacked with a fever Of typhoid character.
On sunday last prayers were ,r tne, or ny ans n1s
suing day no died, and his funeral win take
place this afternoon The Memorial church, which
Mr. Cook presided, was organised shortly after the
death OF Bishop Wainwright, whose name II took In
part and was composed Of portion Of the old parish Of
st. John the Evangelist lunder 81 Jude'sl and the
deceased was It's Drst minister He devoted his fea
short but useful one-to the care of this church In
time he had the pleasure Of seeing the congregation
porous useful and well attended. Who shall say that
bis life was ess One Of the last ministerial acts Of
the deceased was TO participate in the ordination
vices by Bishop Potter held al the Memorial church
few weeks ago To-day he IL numbered with the dead.
II will be difficult 10 supply his place In the hearts Of his
people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, July 10 r. NJ
AsuEs-Receipts, 80 packages. The market was dull
and heavy, but prices were nominally the same.
BRxADsruFrs. Receipts, 1904 bbls. -four, $50 do
meal 2s5 bushels wheat 1os 46s do corn, seso
do oats The -four market was less active but prices
advanced 10c. a 2oc. per Dbl, chiefly on the choice
brands closing buoyany The sales Of State and West
confined to about II 900 bbls. Southern was
rmer with only light demand. The sales were about
600 bbls. Canada -four in moderate request at
advance Of 10c 15c per Dbl The sales included 400
bbs Rye flour quiet but very Arm, with sales of
$50 bbls Corn meal in poor supply and with
only light demand prices were unchanged, but very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27

crude, 81 &c. S2Ac> refined, In bond &c. and free
TO-, zoe TIC.
RIcE was steady, and prices were without change
SUGAR.-The market moderately active at full
prices The sales embraced $50 hhds Cuba including
grocery and refining grades, at from l0a<c 1896 and
SIS hhds DO private terms eso $50 boxes Havana
al from 10 Ne TO lie
TALLow active and firm, with sales of 49, 900
lbs. at 10hc. al 30
WnIsKEY.-The market steady, with sales of about
$50 bbls Western at 81 IL 50 IL closing firm the
latter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27

"A furthef sum of ESQ 900 in gold taken from tho
Bank the day following the above report and 1t
thought that, should the drain of bullion continue the
rates of discount would be advanced to three and half
per cent.
The last returns Of the Bank Of France showed reduc
ton in the stock of specie of four and half mil
lions of dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27

Floors AT AT THE wEsr-Ininoiso Iowa and Wisconsin
have experienced rain storm Of almost equal lengtn
with that which produced the Noachian deluga Inc
effects have not been quite disastrous, yet ia some
parts Of the two latter States the flood has covered the
lamp to the depth Of several feet and especially along
river courses the damage has been heavy Az Oconto,
Wis., for instence the water was eve feet deep In the
principal streets The greatest damage however, mas
height, and many buildings have been carried of and
destroyed In Washington county the loss has been
heavy Tho railroads. too, were greatly damaged-the
Dubuque and Sioux City 10 the extent OF hundred
Thousand dollars On tho low lands grain has been
FRUSTRATED and many fields Of wheat have been aosn-
dOned aS worthless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27

The traffic receipts Of railways In the United Kingdom
of Great Britain amounted for the week ending the 9Th
of July on - O75 miles, to f7lo941 and for the
spending week of last year. on miles to f67b 1872
showing an increase of 4Ol miles and of f35, JAG.
The returns of Bank of England for the week end
ing July 70 compare with the statement of the previous
week rs follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27

Since January L. slo5, 655 49, oo2 724 oo552 80
The New York imports compare as follows;-
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into tho scrap heap" but needs argument show
that II is outrage upon Mr. Forbes and gross vioa-
ton of the contract.
GUMS engine the why 10 destruction eness VOC
interfere to have trial made such the contract cai
for she equal Of her class in the amount o.
power developed and in the cost rata OF that powoe
In coal in order to comply with the agreement Theirs
can be tried, and that is to bring her into COM
parison with Of her class under the same condiI
tons There are twenty five Of her class now n
existence, Of which some are, like the Algonquin
just completed. You have the choice OF the wholo
twenty five made by eighteen different builders on the
same plan select the which s the most perfectly
executed Mr. Forbes has but one, the plan OF tie
Algonquin, to meet the twenty-five Select the best q
The or e ns no each Of e% tho
of the coal the time; then let them run
together measured distance say TO and fro over
Of twenty miles marked by two stake boats an
ehored In the North river above and below New Yorks
until has used up her coe and then let the ohss
tow the that gives out FIRST the same track u
her coal is used up That test would be fair TO the navy
at least Neither vessel could have an advantage ~
fuel, tide weather or work TO perform. The vessels
being alike and loaded alike, would offer the same resls.
ance and constitute perfect dynamometer Inc vou.
committees which have endorsed the plans OF .ne navy
pense now going on at the Novelty Works In order "a
lind out whether steam will expand in steam englns
with advantage or not VIII you not oroer s"on "~
trust that this letter wllAno. be misunderstood
am not suppant for either nvIr OF cro :, ~
what has happened, should deserve your conuempt
have no pecniary interest In this question: Inc tmos
labor and money which have bestowed on the Algon.
quin and Idaho were expended with full knowledge
return and ony hoped to do come service to the coun
try fortunately for myself and the cause Of scence
nv improvements some Of which are In the Algonquin
are far beyond the reach Of the malice and Ignorance
which brye ofciay pronounced them "a dead failure
Tbev will live and confer their benefits on generations
which will never have heard Of the existence OF their
vers But am not ashamed TO beg for fair tria-noe
fayorfor the sake Of Mr. Forbes whose noble patriot
lam ana disiuteresed generosity 70 this people ente
him 20 gratitude persecution a the hands Of thei
servants I have no fear Of the result II fair trial
1 can he had, even now, after judgment has bees
| pronounced without q trial Bus Z No ElA CO
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

4 L e
 owner of one half of certain real estate at.
 busiand ,1 aee Aee1t' and bounded as follows North
 isna Iy asH for ot r, Bissell, East and sout bv sd and West bO Orned by Mills Bord well sceas- fy acres, more or less, and valued at1vl ~ swen.
 nunored Dollars. That said real eststs ssssn " not De occupied and improved to Sss d Ssn. ana for the interest and benefit oi said ,.age ,.., and that in his opinion it will be for sha .nor, of said minor to have said real estate soId s the avaiis thereof disposed of as the law direct. and praying that Edmund H Mills. mav hs empowered to sell the same as per petition en m hie, dated the 26th day of June, 1865 Order. ed that said petition be heard at the Probsta office on the 18th day of August, 1865, at g O o'ciock A. M., and that said guardian give no. tice Of the pendency of said petition by adver. Using this order in the Litchfield Enquirer three weeks successively at least six weeks before the time of hearing the same. G6 ", ' -e
 Kent, July 4th 1856. 1sS