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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-01-12
(5prtiesuns fOlst.)

= Sem in sisirarf, Stem Ssriep, sser,ften
Splfsnann cntnsbmsn mir DEN fclacnntn ertauz
lihen 9rcfen, 'rrrauf ih sssr Ssisr isnsn eisenen
8srs MAIDEN mag i.
Gin @aattrrtzYrr;es. Sap cit asute, ia
irgar gaAtan unr 6aussenriIsn - ricnciht eitIc
am ansrmsitsn - me9en Ger 9erinsfisstsn, nur
eines tcsitsencen gScrtes our 8eilssuna teorfenz
Der Whsbe0isfsitsn in strsit. baser une YrcseB
ssratten frnnsn, tsre pisesr sinmal elm Isa0, Ser
rrrssitsrn in Der Sffes bss &ibtsrs 8arftprn aur
9srtanclung fam. Sic itrritsnncn S6eile trarer
bic ySerrn Gcuaro 8ed unb !6cnrr 9amtsra. Scr
Grterc ircfn i'm 6aue ccs 3sstercl,, unb tattc bic
a1ercimas nidt nahabmunaswiireis G,srptnbst
hen mrblanScfiillten Nahtcrf in Dem aencinlhait
lidcn Scfraum iteben sn lalcn. 9si benz lssten
farfcn Shnesfaa ihauielte @amfsrs, ais CT Den
Susrfao frei matttc, DEN I'M Shnse rsrtrrasncn
Naattorf nit tinwes, mceura esrislfe ,erbraa.
9cf fla9tc nun auf uSemitih", snsasrte Den 9loz
rcfatsn Sarr nne cine Surr rcn ls6s Mann ,pl,rre
Sulammen ternfen uns sinssldwcren. Ser Yrc;s
enoistc nit Fem ausipruh Der SURF, ZAP fein 8run
5ur alass rcrlisse. sln 3sitrsriiumnib, 2auferei
uns Soften 1T Dem Germ gef elm Shanen suss>
samssn, aus eeiien @etras iiA mct( fHnf;is irlhs
irnene @aAttrrfe tattcn fauitn laitr, rs Der ;ers
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-01-12

Ginmauberuns.-S Sis 3abl Der rom l. San.
tis 81. Se3. 1864 in Ne,r Ocrf sinsetrpfenen
trsmnsn GnmanSsrsr betrua 2,766 Sas ift 25,s
GOO 8Spfe mebr als IN 1863 uno cine 70 srrse ans
aabl als in irsenb einem Sabre iet 1854 tinsemans
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-01-12
gsidtia fit gSiirtcnlbcraer. ST.. @haSe, @edts.


an'palt tn ssaibnstcn, arsitt al bic sie,p srrfer
Staatsseituns: ..-.. -,
Sm Smterefie bes in bisism 2anbe tart pertreiez
men gSirtslneerser Clements erlaute i4 mir, S6nen
Cen fclscnsen 2lusin9 ans cirem 8riefe meines
@crresircnoenten, ces 8ebtscpnlulcnten Germ DR..
jur. War &cemer, in Stuttsart, n,itsut6eilen, neil
i9 bic ltsbsrieuauns 9sse, oab es Dtanaen unierer
bier lsesnSsn fritsren ssirtsmtersiasn anseisiis,
nsn BON 0prtbeil iein rire. Serislte Iautet:
~salieblih Babe ih Sbnen n,it,utbsilem, baB
iimmtlihe aus sSirtemters osertirts cber atrsenoe
WilitarrHihtise auf elm sinfaAss @nabenaeiud btn
ron Dem ne,,cn 8Snis tesnabist rerbsn; hies BAT
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ais nrtbis 1T, Tim sinen stsarsrtrcter su faufen.
Sislsr @ersantsmns merrsn atsr mur Sieieniaen
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Dap eur4 ben Sob nss 9etrs1snben mad eineu, ans
bern @eles, rcm Sabre 1857. bic gelAlasuabme
auf9stcten unp pas san,e @ermSsen ben Grtsn
ausasfplat nirh" ..
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Sara 1T tret, carum frmn,t Santa Claus
bsuer niAt," 10 mSsen fiA SunSerte BON gDitt,pen
nit tfrdnensrfiltem 9luse tsi i6ren aineern ents
ihulcist tatsn, irenn bic Sute AM @ei6nadtsabenb
bitter tliet, feline tabtenosn &srsaen, fe,ne itbim,
msrnsen @eihenfe cieelte testtsn, ba Der, bieiel,
ZEN lcnt 9srtciihafTenee 8atsr, tef unter'm sdnee
als ssfacsner aricscr rutt. Seins Deibnahss
tame Bate hissnlal nur falts eifse sanssfruat in
ben 3rsi9sn ednscn uno neist lia, in trauernees
Shweisen rsrilmfsn, iifsr icin Grab. = 3, bas
oc4 an al rieicn 8rGtsrn ben I'M Ounfel ra=
enoen une trtcuben uns idlahtennen MenIshen
ibr sssina4tsliAt aufsssanssn wars! ID
(9f. y. Scurnal.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

An elaborate character, but arc marked by an easy
flow of versi6caton, an aromatic sweetness OF
diction, and succession Of apt and lively imagery.
The author has almost lovers passion Tor nature
and seldom fails to reproduce her various phases
with truth and expressiveness. His poems evince
bu, little artistic finish; he is often familiar and
noncbalant even to carelessness; but he never
loses sight of the poetical soul Of things; and
knows how to embody his intuitions in melodious
and charming verse. Tho "Summer Story from
which the volume takes its name is quiet nara
tive of sentiment aud affection, peryaded by q me
vein of patriotic enthusiasm. The reader WIN wei
come the spirited lyric entitled "sherdans kide IN
its present form, where it appears IN CON-
pany with several other less known pieces appro'
nriate TO the times.
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View at the Foundations First Causes o. Chasses
BY Woodbury. NJ. Fsrnald 2mo PIP 30 bes>oa(
Wm. " Spencer.
Letters to Various Persons By Henry D. Thorssu. l9ns
DID. 229 Boston, Ticknor Fields
The Sqibob Papers By John Phoenix Capt Geo. H. DssbyA
12rno PIP 24T. Carleton -.
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CAMBRIDGE: Riverside P,ess.
epceches Of John 3raht NJ p the American Question
With an Introduction. by Frank Moore. limo. pp IN
Boston: Little, Blown. Co.
Practical Arithmetic. BY John r. Stoddard' A. y. line
The Medical REGISTER Of the City Of New York for the ys
1865. Edited BY Guido Farnisn N. ID. lime - n
L. o. Jenkins.
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SCRANTON CoALAr AucrroS.-Messrs. Johl

SCRANTON COAL AT AUcTIoN.-Messrs. john
II. Diapers Co sold for the Delaware Lackawana
and Western Railroad Company on wednesday,
morning at their rooms, No ~ Exchange place. "a 90
tuns Of Scranton Coal The terms were soc. per tun.
he paid at the time and place Of SALE and the balance
within ten days. to include the Government TAI OF Q
per cent the coal to be taken away daring the month
Of August There were $1,000 tuns advertised TO DO
sold but owing 10 strike among the laboring hands
only "a 900 turs were sold. The bidding lively.
and great many merchants were in attendance. Tho
following prices were received Lump 5000 tuns -
s6 s7t Crate 600 tuns at s. IS; Egg 5000 TINS, -
So rs; Stove 600 tuus. at 81 TO- There Was 10
steamer offered at this sale.
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Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDroRD.
Rrpoyte3 70, THH TRIBUNE the sadne Wsds0lSe
July 49, 1905
Amount Of stock at narxes:

Rspovte4 for THH TRIBUNE for the rsek sadao Wsdadse
July 10. isos
Amount Of stock at n,ar6et:
Cattle. sheep shos,a Fat Hosa ye:i1
This week.. ..........l6Il 3,63 $50 40 -
Last ....2.33< 6,s5s $50 62s ~
PRcEs- Beet per lOo n. total weight Of hide, dow1
and meat extra Sle s0d Sl3; hrst quality, sl2de9S
second quality, $ildSl2; third quality, % 0d%Hi q
few choice single pairs, 3 OF the poorest Boil" go
S7dSa.
Co,rs and Young Cdlres-Far quality. e3seS~ Aauss
$50 1907 Fsnow and Dry. $3.50 80
SherpPer n. live weight a d6lc sheep ana Lamos -
head In lots 81 500 u.s. rs ,,,,,
Far Hoq.-Per m, l0i allie, live weight shotes-Who$
sale ia % retail. l33l3c. Sprinl fs-"h essss" "V
2Gc. rsail 20d25c. y N.
Veal Cdlros-S6dSH .s-
Naturalization. 1850. y ~ Country lots. ed'c
Tdli0tc-Bightou, Td8c. v 10.
Pslss-J7 675c. each.
REMAEKs-B-~f again higher his market simply -
cause the Western cattle cost In Albany Last wec
York. the supply short aud prices advanced 90 uc
that that market advanced the prices
fom ic y 10 There o6j heed OF Albany soch no
week Of poorer quality than have bad for several we~h
The Northern cattle grssed cows aud young cas wte
large steers and mostly rather thin ior ocs ing
Nohern stock sold very early Tuesday morning ons
probably with less advance In price than there on the 49,
srn Taking into the quality OF the STOCK and ne
to lc A. b higher than week. although large lot we
sod 3c y N last week. which 70 the highest price thu
week but poorer quality and with cent lsss hrlnA
There advance the poorer tan on the oest
The demand for lambs Is good and prices about the
lots being sold at ~ head Old sheep
dali For lot OF Western sheep Of about 80 ~ heu
Of Sc no. &c. wN offered, and rsiss sHssd BOT to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

Mr.. L. B. Hayes was instantly killed lase
Monday by the topping over Of car upon him In tho
railroad car shops in ST. Adams, VT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

A collection of the Speeches on the Amsriean
Question, by the stanch friend Of the American Union,
john BaieHr Is published by Little. Brown. Go. The
volume Is introduced BY biographical sketch OF Mr..
Bright by FJapk Moore and 10 printed with great
nsatnss
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THE DIPFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL CALCU.
LUIS by GxRARDus BEEkxAs DocnARrY, LII. d.
limo. Do. pO6 Harper BrotherA

IZIHO PIP Jo IIHIFeT !" bTU1HeIk
The appropriate sequel to the previous element
airy mathematical WORKSHOP the author presented in
this comprehensive volume. The portion which treats
Of the Calculus may challenge the approval OF intelligent
teachers for the neatnes Of Its methods and the clear.
ness Of ts illustrations, bearing more distinctly the
Impress OF the authors mind; while the principles of
Analytical Geometry are rendered according to tho
most approved systems. and with exemplary
and brevity. The volume will be found equally valuable
as manual Of instruction. and work for occasional
reference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

and ending speculation merely. take mp the
thread Of Il again The morning. with very much such
courage q the invalid takes his prescribed Seidnts
powders Shall help you to some Of the nackeref IL
.wonId be more respectable II men. as has been SAID
before instead of being such pgmy desperates were
Giant DespaiTs Emerson says that his life Is SO IN
aud shabby for the most part that he s driven
10 s sorts OF resources and, among the rest to men,
tell him that We differ only in resources. Mine ID
In oct away from men. They very rarely affect me az
Grand or beautiful; but know that there is sunrise
and sunset every day. In the Summer, this world is
mere watering. place. Saratoga drinking so many
tnmbers of Congress water; and In the Winter 1t
auv better with its oratoriosi have seen more men
than usual lately; lnd well as was acquainted with
one. am surprised TO find what Vulgar fellows they
are They do little business commonly each day. In
order TO nay their board and then they coDgregae In
sitting rooms and feeby abuate and paddle In the 90
cal s1sh and when think that they have sumcientiy
relaxed and am prepared to see them seal away u
their sbrines they go unsshamed to tnelr Deds ana
take on new layer Of sloth.
Tho volume closes with q selection from Mr..
Thorcau's poems which will be read If at ally with
more interest az illustrations Of the authors mental
peculiarites than az enchanting creations OF fancy
They ore of reflective, didactic character, with
little beauty of imagery and no sweetness of OK
preston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
AN EXPOSITION OF THE THIRTY-NTNE ARTICLES
By EDWARD HAROLD BROWNE ID. d. Edited by J. VII
n II Avn. IA X.

AN EXPOSITION OF THE THIRTY-NTNE ARTICLES
By EDWARD HAROLD BROWNE ID. ID. Edited by j. VII.
IiAxs, ID. d. svO. Up S7o H. b. Durand
In this beautiful reprint of standard theological
work by an eminent dignitary of the Church of En-
gland, the American chsrchman will fndan authori-
tatiyo exposition Of his faith set forth with great
fnllness of language and Illustration 1t is rich in
antiquarian and patriotic pre, moderate in its con-
struction of doctrine, though not lattudinarian,
and felicitous in the selection Of Scripture proofs
The author maintains that with the variety of sent-
mcnt which may prevail among persons who are,
in the MAN, sound in tho faith the national Church,
which ought to have all tho marks of catholicity,
should not enforce too rigid and Uniform Oh nterpre-
tation of its fornulares and terms Of union. The
present edition, which is brought out in excellent
typographical style, is enriched With appropriate
notes from the pen of tho learned Bishop Of Con-
nectcut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

T. b. Peterson 81 Brothers, of Philadelphia
have issued the Trial Of the Assassns complete. to-
gethcr with report Of the execution OF Mrs. Surratt
Payne Harold, and Atserott The finding of the court
martial and tho sentences Of the prisoners also
embraced in the work. the report Of the proceedings
and the evidence being full. Reyerdy Johnsons argu.
mont the power Of the Commission to try the accused
tho speeches OF the dense and the argument Of Judge
Advocate Bingham also included. Portraits en-.
graved from Photographic snd drawings Of the court
room. &c, &c illustrate the work which Is brought out
on In excellent STYLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

SUMMER STORY sHERIDANs RIDP, AND OTHER
POEMS by THonAs BUCHANAN READ. limo Up.
ia Phiad-pha; j. b. Lppincou Co.
Mr. Reads high reputation a descriptive poet
will be enhanced by the publication Of ills pleasant
volume. gts contents for tie most part are not u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

Yon speak Of poverty and dependence. Who are poor
and DEPENDENT Who rich AMI independent
When 1t that agreed 10 respect the
and not the realtyt Why should tho appearance ap.
par Are We well acquainted. then with the reality
here 10 who Goes not lie hourly in tho respect he
pays to false appearance How sweet II would be ~
treat men and things for hour for lust what they
are We wonder that the sinner does not confess his
sin. When we are weary with travel we lay down our
load and rest by the wayside &c. when We are weary
with the burden Of life why do We not Law down this
load OF fsehoods which have to sustain
and be refreshed "a never mortal vast Let the beaut.
full laws prevail Let not weary ourselye by resist
ing them When would rest our bodies We cease 20
support them We reclne the lap Of rth So when
We would rest our Spirits reclne on the reat
Spirit: Let things alone, let them weigh what they
will; let them fall. To succeed In letting only
one thing alone in Winter mcrnng II IL be only ono
poor frozen.thawed apple that hangs on tree what
glorious achievement hethinks It lirhtens through
the dussy universe What an infinite wealth we have
discoveredi God reigns. g. when We take liberal
view,-when liberal view IL presented us. Let God
alone II need be. Metbinks. II loved him more
should keep him. should keep myself rather,-at a
more respectful distance 1t In not when am going 10
meet HIM, but when am just turning away and leaving
him alone, that discover that God IL. l say, God
am not sure that that Is the name. You will know
whom mean.
MEN 70 BE GOT AWAY FROM.
Ihnd H. as eyervery unproftable to have much to do
with men IL ssowipg the wind, but not reaping even
the whirlwind only feaping an Improbable calm and
ill.,. a. nth and. .1