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6rautreid.

8arts. Wieoer cine oeuti&e gyfnbuna
unter einem 9rieAnden Namen! OaS bepreas
MI, osf Oeutld Sattelbalter, lift etne Uorrl&
tunS, Die unter u~nleren trlrseril&en Nuslihten
lia ale san5 seltSemaB bemdbrt. ORt 5ulle
o%elelben fam piel raider 9eiattelt werren, ia,
mas nod beDsntenoer lit, ieOer Reiter fam i'm
Sattel liseno na& Selleben felter iatteln, Obne
abiteiSen 5u miiiien. 9feiter werpen pieleu
VortbsIl gu I91sen wilfeu /; bic YferDe on&.
Oh lie rcm Satlel niGt mebr wuno s~erieben
weroen tOnnen. Die neue Grfinouns empiieblt
ii4 liberties cur4 einen s~eringen llmianS
uno elm 9erinaes @cwidt. Der Grfinrer.
0err 9ieperS, ltebt, wie mir bSren, nit
Dem franSSli4en &riess.N flnilierium in Ser.
binoun8.
9entiGlanO.
Stutt9 art. Der 20niS ron Wirtems
Berg bef1no lid an einem iener rei3enoen Bunf-
te OeS baOIlden S&war3waloes, mo bic freie
Nusliht auf oaS 8b:intbal uup ben oonaen 81,
iaB oas NuSe fellelt ; ols er nun i'm @elprdde,
ben Bid nad ben im Often ii& empcrtbars
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EpnnreEA


@abington, 25. 6ebr. @enat
Die Yoltrruten>Sll wuroe init eiui9eu Nmens
Dement anseuOnmeu. Sie lGafft Oas gran,
tterpriUlle9lum ab unO erbC9t DuS Porto.
Slloeu beantra9te, rie cuba Bill aufjuneb'
men, mas nil 35 9eBen 2l Stinlmeu au9enom
men Duroe. (3enneDp uno pelree ~ltlmmten
DaSeseu.)
WallOrp belt cine 9aepe-3u @uuIen Der
Bill.
Daua. Su8beS pen SnDiana bean.
tra9te, Die 6eSeln gu lu8penoiren, uul Jpn in
cen Stano gu ieseu, etne Blu fir Dieoerein.
iibrun8 oes GarlffS BON 1916 ein3ubrinseu
Nlh etner beItIseu Debate Iiel Der Nntras
pur6. Guf Den Intras UOn Pbelp8 wurDe Die
AbltImmuns iiber zen Bolt Stat nodualS in
8,traUt 9eSc9en.
Us abtnStrn, 25. Uebr. SIS wiro per
lt4ert, Dap 10 r'el Ser. ct. Sdiffe als moSlld
1adb oem Soil Upn WtericO beorpert wurpen tin
5inbllf auf Die Sewe8uuSen Der franz. II ensl
6lOtte Sesen DO ricc.) Wfit 9ro6er Spaunan.
liebt nun ben ndhlten 9tl9rluten aus Wericc
eni9e1en.
DIE penniplUauilhen Witslieser fimmter
beute fir ben Nnt.aB oes Drn. Qusbes au'
WieCerberltelung Des EarlfS pcn 1916. Der
Ant'aB fiel ieOOd ourG.
Die liollAen Mit9Iseoer, nomentIid Die sr-
tremen, bic Wiit8lieDer BON W1l1aAulett5 unr
5erreu aus aueu anDeren 2anrsstbellen cppD
nrten Dem AntroSe.
@ttca9U,2 "a. 5ebr. Die republitanil4e
Convention nCmlnirte beute 5Obn 8. SaineS,
ben jeeiSen Weapcr, 3ur WleOererwiplunS
Marcus .. Gilman 1T Der oemOtratil9e San,
rloat.
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Sgettn lrfpsIRt uaD fGD DarG an,cr,g 4asten IN bs,ieben
8. 5efnes 6mmtItGe QDerfs. asue W1Ifs.
Gusedbe in z udnben pb r 50 WpGent efsruna. a SIS
MucuGtattn Der ~ftupersn NHsgaDe in Banbsu
rrlGlten eS Z. S5anb app1rt tlr t.
Usrns e%mpfRbIt
&ttIfa6. 1872. 9tFprtf9tr Womdn, A 8arte T.
On Dt5t Janre s9n Drelslssn in IA StttsrHaBen a -.25
Wttper's unt0ertum. s yano in Il Qnferun.
cen NIT ben YrGmten, Die tia teatf1e 4 ibsrir
uno BEN YD trait pm s. YlsSer a 9iefe una -25
u VbEue's fdmmtltne QBerts in A. Qteferuna, utbH
YraTtf; Portrait N~Israntsrs ron 6uIn, plSt. 20
"a osu erDs a 9ieF eruaG IN
8Ia NJ tnIsfs tRmtt&tr beutG&es Dt&tun
ser m..,n. 13s
S'tapt. 1o.'sstlulW's ~ Steteran9 q c25
wtiVuV'e : gsnsest ~. 9isftran9 a --.25
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iieneer Bergen 9epenOet, Den terrlIden
SAnlr3UalO ribuienD empiatl ufc EN- 2ln'
~Deienoer pasesen Der 9errlitfeit Des Gllalles
seoaAte, ipra4 Der 80nis, mad pelttiter 0lld.
tnnS DeutenO wTlS lit ein ~trauri8er AnbIld
Tir elnen Osut4eu F; idOn Der @eOante an
oaS GllaB belhdmt uas. Dle inaten MIR nit bel'
|terem DerSen ms an iemem Nnlb1uen las
ben Z" 90 lpr1b Der SDnl9 bon Wlirternbefe.
Sene PcII5st ober t~rnIts3.rt 9eraOe in oIeiem
Au4e iblIde EN- SoItblatt we8en t~lpelncer Aleu-,
BerunBen 9e8en ben Jtattcmnen reo II lie
b u II 0 u u es.
SelterretG fol- einSewlaiBt baben, feline
&ruppen auS Dem RtrHenItaase 5uttti5u3leben,
T1uS 6r1Atrel4 r~1lIelbe lbun Ueroe.
O.ltretH beabliNtI8te nod elne anoere I'M
lelbe BON pier Ut .ulOnen PtO. Sterl. 3u ml>
Aen, fauS es nit Der 9e8enwdrliSen reullircn
mIrpe.
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fir VerfOnen, iutl1e 3D0 GuGe WaiIer bsnubtn

Oer ncuatt ab 6nttt Der In 8s,ua dut sic gsoI,I.Gnms
n1tit n uao be Hnrer tprer auf tat fsbeaten DGTe rwerts
trllTe ca WersroMnH9tn wirp bItrmtf Sur Mansi6t fur ans
0tteeiIt3teR pI5ltjtrI, ba be fdrin entbaltf zen Ssllinmuns
aen nrtSS gspanbe1bt wtrken iUnen.
j. 9. Suter, gDafertng euisur,
nune wltn ptermit efriu8r une perDreHft pom Wp0ppr unb
bean 5taerrdtpe pDn bait moro ea5, wenn bar pper pts Il.
%8enteumer, 1twpbn:r pb Z Wietter { ncs Daufes ooef 81 +.
6dG9es ben ~ bt lem ~8spDrissn 5sarant l1uten iaJrn pp,r
erlIaStn un0 usebtn bB ~hsMftlssa me6r tSaiee en.nom =
nta Dtrb. ais iar rem 5s0arf siass 9lasSeiSsrs p6tr Sc
eaufea bee gDa1ers par&'s Gefrterea S~t1s.btn In traea BEL.
ne 51ras., Sadt OOer aass OSsr tn mem eOttt ser 5rGSt
benz puoittaa" ecT ELM Inca psrloaea unaaRep nIi@fettel
OOsr s1Hosn auTuSeH lp1ts, Der %bsirtfsnbe pau seigeatbamsr
sOtr Ss~o0ntt etnts 3aRf.s IA cine 5trafs sUn nt6l mebr
as |iO oeIIaat. Sdnl2t2mt
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Tt,ftr V,reta bat IT'D init ann4bme Der s0sattutIsn rroa.
ntFrt unh w1rp
Donnerltas ben 8. Osirs NbenOS It llbr,
TN 9OtaIe bee 6rn 8arB, Rs. % SoarDRr, antl~en Ger.
man. u ID QOmb0rbRr. jur &nt8tesnn ban. er erasn NuIaas
unb tef. GDabt Der DeamteR ietae esfe 9erfammluna as.
balten,
gDr Iahtn snr rs@t satlret&sn HstbeIisuns tin unb bsmer.
fen, pae bis Dabtn psn ben nnteriei&nsten ieoen Dsnnerfaa.
Mbenbs 5 ubr,4 ~ itDer aneern 3ett a9er Don 6rn. Bars 0tm.
f&retanssn sntsesen seHpnMsn rsrsea anb ea6 Qesttrtr auf
Wunld be Gontituiion ~rDlltaen wirb.
Dte prrb. Beamten.
s. Rnapp. 3 Siensrs. s. q. 9ttGeI.
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Huslnun.

Sn Yeter3bur9 w1r Die 9ta4ridt Uerbreitet
c1S Die ruIliiae Armee blnnen 4ur6em an De
6iterreI1Il4 9all5li0en 8renSe ccncentrirt wer
Den lcLe.
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Darlington. Die @pe3iolsg Ommil.
liOn oes 6anies, relde tie i'm Wilrine. Depars
tement UCreetCnmenen @hmntereien au I'm.
terlndeH bate, bat einen Mlairrildts. unO einsn
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Die 5arnente. &fcrt0ttVn sriauO. E3 hietburd benz oeebr.
ten YuStttArn BITE NebeRtans Su 8rGn8@ea 8GTTen
nno &pRttrttn Su empfepisn, 8aM.0ereinem'
EIu1s. g~tfeuteen Hno wabitpdhaen Nereinea Febfn b, BE-
qnentea Werfamnt ungs; tmmtr Der Ngb,ntaue uutsr btlioen
. ptnennssn ebtnfaas tar 0frflsanS, Rd5ees rlbetIt Der
ttst3e 9DtriR TrtB penn pei IN Der vr6ea. oubes Wo. II
GrR rtbtr1 Be.
Te5t>2.S Die @trwaItuno
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Die N9itrlt Der hts Werttns werben bEFi&h er5aGt. Id mad.
Ren Dtenhae ban 1. Wldri. Mbenbs UNI s utt, in itrem Der.
ammlan8slUtat s%nlnfaben. tnoem Wel&6fte nUn QDsAttssett
Rem Dsrsin iur &rItptgung %UrrIteeen.
Q Sw &ufuasr Qputs @etamEUer, Gsfr.
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Oeutldea
Arbett NaMipeiiunes 8ureau,


Arbett NfaAtpeiiunes 8ureau,
3hamesltraBe Jip. SIS,
unter 4uff&t Der .Dtutf&tn @efelddf1@
ak Dttttn8en, UtlNe beufbe 9anbwertsr, Nrbeter veet
Dttartbrttn tabtlHatti9en puai6en, Iomte az h~eHtfdbeu Mr.
uttItunenrtn poatn ft psriDallG ober In franfirten Brtsfeu
IN ttn JenssI DER 1eielf aft. Drn. .. 3. NtIltnes
tptf w. 90 IpamtsHr. 10 tnben meLber unsntaelbIiA
1ustunft ertbels1 wir..
@tn SarbierBebilfe p%erIanQt,
wtl&tr baustnbt 8sf&dtttsuns un6 suttn eOtS srbaIt,n wirb.
MGQre @n ,tanft prb srssben 9O. 54 3Ot b.aparlesfras
&de BON lrtn 9
% Shnetrer
wereen Serinngt. BUR bic bsltn ArDtiter brdgden lid an
mtlotn. Die ps0Fsn Yrstie uno btiaGciss arbttt wirb aIGt.
r@srt rcn D. Is II IN fne
Ssa93mt @u. . psanfuloanta Nv, s~sstaaSsr psarIRs.
IL Wdoten
irtlGt eelbt Eub aut gtdt. Ara fGne. au arbeiteu. Nu. bic
IuNtt8ten Wrtetttttnnen petben anaencmneu Der bph1s
3SRn, lsmie unausstftste Ytl&dfheuns wlTp eeri&srt ppn
.. . ttmttntt
j0n9,3Mt 20. Is pennisIudnin IA. s~ternabsr ptarlar
gu permietben
III has 4ptal Der GcneUrotd In gDtfsrn. 5aa, q. 5SwarbRr.
an neptnoe Geltli4 aflen icmpbI, ais an @riyatperIunen fir
einatlne VI .twbe, fur Wttstsnas, GOnisrte. @rans&en, 8aas
Y {. 10. WinpbeOiasAnsen tSAf btlis anO III erfrGssa BET
perm Vt9rg S@mtbt, 10. 35 9trnb 3onarSfr.,
iwttntn beuette unb Eeytn9tpnhr.
Sani4'3JNprtS I A~litmaRb, prot. Stir.
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Bel lnnteu bic tr1artae NdGrtnI. oIB IN Is. b. 0. Wfor.
gems UNI 5 ubr uaier t~usisastte ter SObn Carl Bern.
barb. i'm Glter ron 3 Sab ea unD II WiOn1teo na1 iuraer
kranfb It an Der 50lsentiunouna rnrb. Ate 8~Cerbtanns Il !.
bet bedle ben 26. b 30. 9tahmittnas I'm 8 ttr ppn 277 at,G
Drattnr. fott. Die uefostrlbten &lIern
9 G ~. e,btrrtth urb Rrdu
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X9U6etNG.
Die n6@Re DerG6mmt ung BIZ ,fster oS Smiutr. SubtI6ume
ptrl&aFta DeItanttn wdtlsn Su t6nnen, ni&t, ME friter Sc.
htmmt. am D, Wart. fonosrn am 9on ntosr len IS MdFs
faitinb, n. Die enieed Serttnt, @sl lf&dfttn unb FiSen,
btnen aus @eriettn ftin &tnlG uH9s-&irealar ju9etcmmen.
r'rbsn bitrbur& tria6t eies atsn su bisfsr SsrlamnIuns
au nHen. sd nmtIt@e DeGeaateu. fDrie %dberbdwpt Alt, be
til r q mt rirbiee ssier ps ~bunbtrti iorlSen $50 rtSrdees
unItres arOBtn OtGttrs intfrtlFrtn. wcle 4 . am SrMntdG e
Ota 5 Mlrs. Mn&mttass 8 ubr tn Der GurMHGae, NS. 800
DrattaraRs tinfaseH
Das ptcpiIoriide @omite.
8trfen, prdHO mt.
Dteferin y ceY. 1dbtHt.
Gurf@, Dubrte, l0G6ntr.
s. s. @tIItusb0fto oe.r.
Gggharbor StnOts unO QanOgeleulWafi.
Msteen 1lt tai nm 2 br IL 5auptSe. l~ammlAns q srn.
satfer tn Cert ~etrnbale, mt den Ydrt. uno 5swarflfr.
SO n.tse Rdartdten fur GQt. s.
Naocclfa. Stamm Sec. II. y. s.. II W.
Die Ut slieoer SDistn 5tlmm s ressn erfuHt IN bts NOD.
Rtn gerfanamlaaa al am UlOntOs fea 70 8ttr ~ srI4stnen.
t benz tA Usri&las iur 4baAoeraas 6s So at Der Nebtn.
sstse s1r &shtmmans psrIitgE. SIM Nnftreee
SDe v. 4mrtm, GeIr,t6Y.
0.oen GSbne Der 6relbelt.
Die N1ttelttber Der uerf&tebenen QOaeu be- 8. g. D.. 8.
Tn6 biermii beaa&rt1ttSt, Oa5 ndG zen Dunfas ben /. Marl
Us mrs UNI z dor be, Or. 6rnf S4rttber, go. ESQ
Nnnir. BITE Beamten Der neMen Driint.9uee Mp BON ben
wurtigen 0rsu Gecmten br WrUt vOae bee Gtaatts ylem.
NorR In ihrs refpett Stn Nemtsr ~etngefsst werDen. wp,u lie
Srlbsr tts Drbtns antnnaspDG tinetlaprn ftno.
SIN MWFtrGaf
6ormCnie Bau.Berein yf0. p.
Die W~atsItbsr behtsen TAB srla&t Der am JlittppG,ben
2 Wtarj , j. .hattEa6eneenU srfaAmIuas beiAupehnsn. ba
eth YsIf lag bertfs bar Grbabans Der umlAr ibeatbapr
trttb. Mtfete, YrGHb.
9 YeRolb. Setr
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gu DerflHfen.
Cine ~YpGfGnbts ttnstritttte 8ddere. NIT aurtr R~unblbafl
in Der tsas Dom unO ttatm GtanO tn YStnimartt. stdbeges
IN Der aDsder-O ,6se. 80
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Ofit benz Sdiffe vScctia"
cas- t6slt& erparttt rirb. ~emptangtn etne BET sut,ubs VartSts
dtter Dcldnbilber Ddrinee
SSrssf4ritbsasn orans, bic Htr pom S6fft ~ empfanssn,
QDpol, faIt btGigt SertSufea tSnnea.
M. S6netb sr uRb 6 IA ,.
Gebr24.S as South 6Rwatbnr.
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Medbt tntportirter 2tnnbur9er= uno
&dbtDei1crs GGSe.

Dt: SHtht ,Berfte- !" u. ,JBtein" u. ,%,IDeIftr", brdhten
unS etna srObe partRs ObtSo Nrltisl rem fOld anssanbue.
,er Aaalitat, weraaT MIR NIT RtAt aufmerflam mautn, ee
wirD nUr D:nl1 imp6gtirt; Wtessrpxs fauter wetpsn rpbf
tvun BET ans SVraufpre0tn. Oa mir BEL pa tptten be biataaea
prellf neutn. 81. g Anttber unh d . m 8.
UtET24sS 40 Sputb 5ppurbnr.
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G5c GQropran GQar.
Position Of tho Austrian Army.


The Londou Times says, as a great
deal has been talked aud written of
their quadilateral defense, into which
the Austrian armies are apparently re-
tiring, a few words respecting it may
not be out Of place here. On the map
Of Lombardy and Venice, at the head
Of the LagO di Garde, is a point called
Peschiera, from which the river MinciO
flows away south -easterly about 20 miles
to Mantua. About % miles east of
Mantua is the town of Legnago, on the
river Adige; following that river north
easterly, we will come to Verona, %
miles from Legnago, and l3 from Pes
chiera. These points enclose the quad
,ilateral defense of Austria in Italy, a
defduse formidable because each Of
these four points is a we'll fortihed-pOst,
Mautua aud Verona ranking with The
strongest towns in Europe, and because
the rivers of the Mincio and Adige are
swift, broad streams, flowing through a
damp, low, marshy and dangerous coun-
try, and because by the railway which
runs from Verona through the Val La
garina, and by Riviredo to Trent on the
TyrOl, the Austrian army can keep It's
communication easily open with the
empire This feature, especially Of the
position on the Adige and Mincio, has
probably become Of the very first impor.
tauCe 10 tho Austrians in the present
| juncturo, since it was evidently within
tho power Of the Allies under Garibaldi
at latest advices, 10 throw themselves
from Bergamo, Locco and Sondrio, in
the Valtellian, on the two great passes
Of the Stcloio and the Mont Conal, anC
by selling Bormio and Val Camonica
to block up the way from Germany intC
Italy, against the Austrians to the Wes
Of the Lago di Garda. Could the AL
lies succeed in possessing themselves
| of Pesohiera, it is clear, they WoulC
gain a tremendous advantage over thcil
antagonists. The seizure Of Brosci,
seemed already within their grasp
This ancieut city, known for years al
as Brescia Lamata, is one Of the fines
Of the Lombard towns. From Brescil
the country runs in hills, to the south
western shore Of tho Lago di Garda
where it begins to fall into plains agair
about Decouano, aud two miles furthe
becomes entirely fat at Peschiera.--
With the feeling of the people In thei
favor, and Austrians retiring route,
before them, this disposition Of thr
country would signally favor Frenol
advance on Peschiera. The fortress
itself which commands the Miuoio
and protects the flank Of tho Tyrolest
railway line is small, and unless il hal
been newly streng thened with earth
works, can offer no prolonged resis
tanoe to such siege trains as tho Frenol
army is reported to carry with il.
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Section 4. Upon the settlement with
said company for the enlargement Of
said reservoir, said company rholl be
charged with all water rents by them
collected upon said reservoir and the
Miami and Erie Canal, and with interest
thereon from the time the same we're re-
ceiyed by said company computed at
the rate Of six per cent. per annum; aud
upon payment Of the balance due said
company, after the payment Of Boyle &
Roach and the deduction of the water
rents, as in this act directed, said c0m-
pany shall convey to the State Of Ohio
al lands by them owned and held in
connection with said reservoir; and the
contract between said company and the
board Of public works, made under and
in pursuance Of the act of April Z, 1856,
shall be void and of none effect, and all
leases made and rights acquired there.
under by said company TO all inlents
and purposes, shall vest in and be en-
joycd by the State of Ohio, and the
board Of public works, on being notified
by the attorney general Of the final set
tIement Of all claims as herein provided,
shall take possession Of said reservoir
aud its appUrtenanccs, shall contract for
and collect an water rents arising out
Of the lease of the surplus water of the
same, or Of the Miami and Erie Canal,
the same as [if ] said contract had never
been made, whenever the said company
shall perform the matters aud things in
this section required, the same shall b.
taken and held as a surrender Of the
said reservoir and Of all the rights aud
interests of said company acquired uu-
der the contract for the enlargement
| thereof, and the auditor Of State shall
thereupon draw his warrant for what
/ ever BALANCE may be due them after ma
king the deductions in this act directed
Section g. The capital stock Of said
company negotiated by E S. Hamlin to
| William II Gibson, and shown by the
testimony taken by the treasury inves-
tigating committee to be in the hands
Of G. l.. johnson, is hereby declared
to the property of the State, aud all
! liability Of said company to said Gibson,
| johnson, or any assignoes of them on
either Of them, is hereby declared an
nuled and made void; and the pro rata
dividend due said stock, on settlement
of said company with its stockholders,
is hereby directed to be retained as the
money Of the State Of Ohio, and the
same shall be credited to w. II Gibson
upon whatever amount he may be found
to owe the State on settlement Of his
accounts as treasurer of State
Section 6. The auditor of State and
attorney general are hereby directed
and empowered to settle with said com
pany, under and in accordance with the
provisions Of this act All payments
of money in this act directed shall bo
made on the warrants Of the auditor,
drawn in conformity to law; and all eK-
penses incurred by said auditor and
attorney general in the execution Of
this act shall be reimbursed out of the
treasury; and this act shall be in force
from aud after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate
March 81, 1859.
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lightning.

Merriam, the celebrated weather
aud general observer Of the.
phenomena Of the elements, in an ar-
ticle on lightning, records the follow
ing statements of the n-conductors
Of lightning.
First. Since steamboats, have been
in use, now more than City years, no case
Of death by lightning has occurred on
board Of a steamboat. Steamboats, and
ocean steamers have been occasionally
struck by lightning but no damage has
resulted to such vessels from lightning.
Second. Since railroad cars have
been in use, now about thirty years, no
case Of death by lightning has been
known within railroad car, but two per-
sons have been killed by lightning while
standing on the outside platforms Of
railroad cars. One locomotive eXplo-
ded during a thunder storm, and some
of the passengers in two trains we're
electrified during a thunder storm, by
the lightning passing on the rails
under the wheels of the cars.
Third. Since iron vessels and iron
buildings have been in use, no death by
lightning has occurred In an iron YES
sci or iron building,
Fourth. No case of death by light
ming to a telegraph operator, while COM
municating over the wires since tele-
graphs have been in use; but telegraph
wires are frequently struck by lightning
and sometimes broken at the poles
Telegraph wires are also highly charged
with electricity during the most profuse
displays Of the aurora borealis.
Fifth. No case Of death By light.
ming in a ship or vessel furnished with
| lightning conductors has ever been
known; nor have marine underwriters
been called upon to pay for loss or dam
age TO a vessel or cargo by lightning
where the vessel was provided with con.
ductors with the exception of the shiI
Carrack, in 1852 but they have paic
millions for loss and damage by light
ming to vessels and oargoes, where The
vessel was without the necessary pro
lection.
The most safe position in an unpro
tooted house, during a thunder storm
is a chair in the middle OF a room Will
the feet on the rounds.
When person has been struck dowT
/ by lightning, the body should b.
drenchcd freely with cold water, and d,
not get discouraged if animation is no
Immediately restored; continue tn
drenching for hours, for we have tn
record Of animation being restoret
after a drenohing of several hours.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-07-07
March 81, 1853
TNo. 1927 AN ACT

mo. 1927 AN ACT
Relating to the Lewistown Reservoir.
Section / Belt enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Ohio,
That for the purpose of settling with
the Miami hydraulic and mauufactur-
ing company for the construction Of the
enlargement of the Lewistown reservoir,
and cancelling the contract relative to
said enlargement between the state and
said company, the sum Of ninety one
thousand one hundred and siXty-seven
dollars and eighty-scven cents is hereby
directed to be paid said company by the
auditor Of State aud attorney general,
in the manner and upon the terms IN
this act contained.
Section 2. Tho auditor Of State is
hereby directed, Immediately upon the
passage of this act, to draw his warrant
upon the treasury in favor of Boyle q
Roach, for the sum Of eighteen thou
sand one hundred and 6fty-sovon dol
lars and ifty-seven cents, which sum
when so paid to said Boyle & Roach
shall be deducted out of the amount in
the first section Of this act directed TO
be paid said company for said enlarge.
ment, and when so paid, the receipt Of
said Boyle & Roach to the State Of Ohio
shall be received by said company as SC
much money, and shall operate as an
extinguishment Of so much of the cost
Of the enlargement Of said reservoir
and shall forever aoquit and discharge
said company Of all liability to sale
Boyle & Roach for any claims or de
mands on the part Of said Boyle &
Rouch against said company on aocoun
Of said enlargement.
Section 3. IL the said Miami by
draulic manufacturing company shal
not settle with the State and surrender
all rights acquired under the contrac
for the enlargement Of said reservoir
and do and perform all other acts re
duired bv this act according to the term
thereof, then their right TO collect waite
rents for surplus water Of said reservoir
of the Miami and Erie Canal, shall b
suspended; and the board Of pubh
works are hereby directed to collect an
nav into tho State treasury all waite
/ rents Of said reservoir or canal, INIT
said rents So collected shall be equal /
lamount TO the sum paid said Boyle
Roach, aud the accrued interest thereon
computed at elk per cent per annum
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-07-07

SHORT -HoRN CATTLE.-We have been
informed that Thomas Kirk, Henry
Kirk and Henry Wendell, Of this oouu-
ty, have recently purchased Of Robin
son s. Co. the fine bull Shefielder, i'm
ported by the Madison County Co. This
Bull won the FIRST premium at the State
Fair held in Columbus, and won a $50
Cup at the National Fair held in Spring.
field Washington (O.) Herald.