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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-01-11
gtadt Columbus.


Sic 8DrleIun8 pes g II. Mprsan am
Samitas Ntenb in Nauabtcn's Safe mar iebr
5ablreiA fs1uht; AUDI riele Sainen 9attsn liA sinz
8sfunpsn. Scr &ebner Bate isin Sbsma, ueie
Shnleen unb Die 8rfeurung," ~rffenear srinelih
itueirt une feline @itate aus Der Geihihte marsn
efen 10 1hlaaenb ais interei1ant. Seine 8eiretss
fhbruns, paB @6a1s's nabnInnisss uno islbfmSrs
oeriihes SinanssS piten uns bic unrsrniinftia, ia
unermeelih bobe Shulbsnlaft aufssbIroet, mar
nnsriosrlsslid. Sic ll%nssrsAtisfsit, neil llnsleih=
belt fes sesenrdrtisen, auf bic Artsit unb Dem 8lei6
Dee Gclfes ~laitsnoen nnb oriifeneen Ser. Staaten
Steuer , Srftsns, plree In Der iferisuaenbfen
Weiie uadssrisisn uno nan,entli1 in sli6enben
Sartsn bic smrSrsnbe llnssrsbtisfeit s~sssiselt,
irelhe bic Sub unb eas feline Gisentbum oes bsims
8efs9rtsn brapeu srlraten ~teifsuert, bic in 9cnos
an8ele9ten Milipnen bes reihen Sapttaliiten ater
bon Der Stsuer rcri6pnt; 10 baB Der &rms niht
Bios Die boben 3inisn auftutrinsen Fat, bic eisls
reiden Bomb: Snbater einfreihsn, lcneern Dap CT
aud nod ibrsn Mntbsil an DEN Saren Su trassn BAT.
Sch, mir frnnen benz 8ebner leioer ntbt lpeiter
tclsen. Icneern miiiieu uns auf bic 8emsrfuna Be-
ldranfsn, ras bic 9an;e @crleiun bic nit grnR
lno 2Siroe rcrSetraSsn trurfe, ba6 arD6te Sntes
reiis Der 3ubSrsr srrssts.
Ssrr ganpsn iterienhet uns f~claenbsn
Sabresberi6t
HC't VIZ S'hipuHptttlI UtIpt tl SuuIe Ge Ndpree
1868 tn Columbus an9efrmmen unb srGstsntbsils
nad perihispsnsn Staaten pieeer ~a6aersiit ino:
SIN Infanse bss Sabres mar bic Gintranoernna
niat lsbr fart uno tsifano ~neifens aus Srldnz
bern; nah Dem Wpnat SUM- ater, alio na4nem
bic 9fa6riht BON Der 8eenbiauna nes 8etsaicnss
frteaes lGnaIt mad europa eebrunaen trar, na6m
bic 3abl Der irlGnbiihen Ginmaneersr ipnesrtarsrs
msiie at, mpssssn Die Osutihtn, DEFENDERS ater
Die Hcrbeatlhen, nun mafenns,is in bic Ser.
staaten einfrDmtsm. Sranjuisn iinp nur @snise
anasfcmmen.
Seit rielsn Sa6rsn III feline Before 8laie 9cute
eingeransert, ale in 1865. &c raren pcrtGltniB=
mdbts nur lsbr reniae Mlte nno l%lntemitteltc unter
ienen; Den gang Nrmeu wuree bas N5t6islts un=
cntsslelib mitastteilt.
unfale inb i'm Saufs tes Sabrss inter Den tisr
Gnsefcnmencn ni4t pCr9tfaIen nur einmal bat
sri1fen Nerarf uno Splum6us cine rSsrnsbruns
Der Sansilie" auf Der Giientnbn Fattssfnnesn.
Nu@ bon Dem @epdG Der ginranesrsr 1T niGtS
p~erlcren sssan8sn, ris friber mauhn.al Der Baa
mar. Ga Die Ssits m%eiitsns nit Der snslii9sn
@prade unsefannt iino, 70 forge ib itltit baiar,
bab lie i6re SiGste unb @srGfnarfsn ri9tis srba(=
ten, uno ioIte be,nrh etnas r~srasiTsu rsrpen, 70
rirb es ffsts am nGffsn Sage icfcrt na&aeiannt.
Ser Sauptasent Der Central Ohio 9atn rernisnt
fir bic 9ersitmilisfsit, nit tpslher CT bic gmisrans
ten, !rfs icsar auf grprssSissn, fir Den baltsn Yreis
tefSrScrts, canftare &nerfennuns. GO 1T biss Elm
Der Dem @inpanbsrern auf feiuer anbsru
Der ncroltten Giientabnsn sstptsn wirb.
Tclssnce SatsQe sibt cine ltebsrTAt itsr Die
3abl Der @iniranberer, tpslAe in jsrsm Wionat ron
bier aus nad Den pslihisosnen Staatsn a~trciiten.
~ N orr o. - nn.n -
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Sie lebten s4neefirms auf Der gro.
Sen mefliAen @tene baten risle 9sibn i'm
@sfclse se9aft. Sc traren sur Belt arei &ssis
nsnter auf Gem Marite, bic tsips unpcrbsrssiss
ben pom Sdnee9eitctsr nnb hsm Urrife atsrraiht
tpureen. @cm II. rssularen > @esimsnt ~srfrorsn
70 Wann. grm II. @isccnlin 6;eimiaissn=&s=
sinsnt, rpelhes auf Dem aahtauisusse mar, nnb
bet Sunfticn Gitp BON Dem Sanesiturme aterraiht
irurbe, tlieben ereibis Mann, etnidlieBlta pes
Sterfsn, talberiarrt liesen, unh ~fOnntsn nur nit
GROCER Wfibe s~srettet uao nah Dem SClrttal &C.
traHt lrsrnen.
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Meriec. Sie Transcisn fSnnsn Fa nit ben
mad Msrieo s%efcmmenen ebemalisen ecnfSoerirten
Sff5iersn nidt gut rertrasen. @cr &urssm fisb
auf sinem Shentltaen 4las Der 6aupttabt Msris
co elm Sran5Cis Saimpfrsosn itsr bic Amsrifansr
aus unc irarb oarauf BON sinem GonfSbsrirtsn,
Der biele SGma9unsen auf fa ts3ps, auf Der Stsls
erfhrfen. Gin anbsrsr 8~ran5ois forosrts In
Sclse esRsn ben GonfSbsrirtsn bsraus es fanS Gin
Suea itatt nne Der SranjUis parb i'm sIrms psrpurls
BET
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Sine Tarul Su perfaufen.

Cine Sarm entbaltenS % ader autes sant, irpgpn 8 gder
Splslanb fut, lit su persaufen. Oiefe Sarm 1T an Der Nas
tipnal SttaBe aele9en uni 5 Wenen ppn Columbus ~entfernt.
Gin 6aus, Staluns, Elm gutter Drummer, elm ih6ner Sbfsars
gSe9en Der NGbe ppn Columbus 1T biess Saub febr gut fir els
men Wtesser pcer @drtner s~eeisuet. Nabere austuuft tari=
Der erfibrt man in Ger Ofice Ses Beitboten.
Sam. 10. '66. 4 ntolbp. Il. 2 NAL Q9.
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= Sic Brig e. Wf. Garter" wurbe am 81. =.
Or. na9e GAP Nnn, 5riibsn Sscrsstcrn, g. g.,
nne seapprt, in einem tsf;issn star,ms sntn,aitst
une s%ntfeusrt, tries IS Sage lang, DEN gsrsen
preisssseten, auf Sober Gee umbsr, une bic Mann.
,haft lette BON DEN eeihsn tbrer itsrbsnosn
4. n%eracsn; Die llstsrlstsnbsn purnsn aufssfuns
Den unD am Gcnnettas Mrrssn 5u Glcussitsr,
81. g., aelanfet.
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Aenestes.

Ser Ge6Ilfas @eusral= Ncjutant Ser Ser. staa.
ten bat auf 8sfsbl bss 9raieentsn IN eiuem Gsnes
r~altefcbl etipa 1870 @snerdls aus Der Srsiriaisen
Arnss s~ntlaisn. Sn Benz @erSei6nib inren mir
inter anecrn bic gamcn Ron &ricerans. Suutsr,
Stranger, 9lsaiantun, @utar, 8sissa, Slsr9aus,
WiliW u. {. 10.
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3u perfaufen ODER ri perrenten /.

9Sesen anseren gefhdften iebe ib mid peranlabt, mein fb6s
ns Sanb 3u perfaufen eaHelbe liest 2 Meilen tpetli6 pom
%Solunbns, Sbir. 81 ader nit 9lodtaus, febr sutsm 9aru.
Rornfrtppe &C. auf etnem l66nen Sisel u~naefdbr 8 ader
9Setnber9, am Rube ~tefelben cine Suele nit b~efdneta ibsr-
hieseneem g8afer. Sine ansabl Der btisn SOrten apfel=,
Virn nnb BNlffhtGume &c. Ban gius= uub 9rennbo!3if
I'M ~lteberhub porbanben. SD weree es bilia fir baar poer
af "a 3abltermine yerfaufen.
SIN Nale es in Babe ni9t Yerfauft wtrh. ipfnihe ib es an
cine quite 8amilie 81 pslrsntea. gGbere Gusfunft bel
Sobn Safebs, fen.
SrVntitrafe, spiiben Gown urb 9ti6. SO. f46,
San. 10. '66. INT bp ii 10 Columbus, 8.
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Ser usapanua6 6sralo" tsrthtet Die fc(aen=

Ser rSapannab 6cralo" tsrthtet Die fclssnz
Be, IHelt9e 3ufGnoe harafteriItrenbe
@reueltb at: u6snrp @rantbamt, Elm alter Biirs
ssr BON Srstprtciun, ~rnsefa9r brsi Dtsilcn unttrs
balls niees 9lasss mctnsno, ipiroc in Der Nsns
iabrsnadt has Spfsr Der grutalitat Der Nsser .
srloatsefa; bier picier ihrur5en @annibalen iinS
an pisism WtOrbs bstbeilist. gtadbsm Der alte
Wtann cine &usel in's Sers seiost tefomnsn, ftl
Die iAparse Sdasr iibsr bic ibrsm Wtanne snr
tSulfs aesilte Srau FER unb braGtcn t9r bur4 Sas
ppnnsttihs ssfd6rliHe g8unoen I'M Geitdte, ait,
Salie unb &crfs bst. @ranttam's altsits Schter,
bas einsise Der su Sauie sstliebenen 8inrsr, sms
ping iatiu,ms acpflpunbsh uno mar in @sta9r, es
nen Singer a6ssi9nitten su betcmmen. - Sran
6rantbam bsrerftsGiSte ibre Sluhs ron einem
Bette I'M 8crsimu,er, mcbin is ssihlsiit wcrpsn
spar, nnb sab NIT Sran @ttScanm %julamnsn oas
.Naarm,eiasn, woranf bic Na4tarn sur 9ilfs eli,
ten. Sic Nsssr itnD in llntriuhunss9ai unS iss
zen Der @srurt9eiluns burA sin Srisssssriat snts
sesen."
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Seutihe ginmanberer naa benz sIbsn
psrfauft. Sas Cincinnati @clfsblatt ldreitt
8prssitern absnS paitrte Elm Sranspcrt BON SO
ceutiden Ginlranbersrn, inter ser Mufii4t bon 2
Scfen uno 3 Msentsn, uniers Staht. Sisltlssn
baben ita in Stem 9crf ais Nttsitsr mad Wsmrbis
a%nrsrben lansn uno einen @srtras untsrssihnst,
mcrin ie f@ sssen $3.50 per Sabr uno freien I'm,
tetbalt nit Mtjns Der &eiisfcfsn bon Stem 0orf
nab Mempbis 5ur Irtsit perpFihtsn. @rn Den
81, Die ensasirt rurbcn, ourfts fsinsr enaliia rers
febsn uno Steiner LANCER ais 6 Mtcnate i'm 9anes
isin. So fne lautsr friiA ben europa sefcmmens
9ente.
Sn Cincinnati ansslanst, rurSsn bic 9suts To-
fort c9ns 8erjuS, ba niat slsi4 Elm Sampftcct
tereit mar, etwa UNI 5 u6r MbenSs, auf oas Sss
pot Der @iisntabn mad 2puispiQs tranaprrtirt.
sic mustsn, ris Scloatsn, 81 ;Wei uno 5,rsi mars
i9iren, RON 5 Manu %saeertirt. @rniatler 9dBis
bate fd tsim sritsn Gintrsfsn Ger Naariat 70.
sleia naa Dem Sampftpct tcsstsn =; a0stn es
NAT ihOn 5u lpdt, Die asute raren nit Der Giisns
babn idrn mad 9Ouispils atsssaneen. 3rrlf
rcn risien 8srrauften Sslans sa, eurhbutrsnnsn.
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Sffeue SOulifeQe.

Die, an Der In Weit CLEVELAND ~betebtrte @enteineeihuIe
rerlan8t fur bic stpete Sdule einsn tibiiseu SusenbIebrer.
@aneiraten m6aen fd fofo,t meloen. @ebalt $500 Ndbsre
&usfunft srtbeilt Ter &farrer Der @snneinte, ISr. Stempsl.
@ils. Seeser,
@lepelane, 10. San. SO. Snp S6reiber.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-01-11

Ter 8lanfsts gu saufsn coer su sebrauAsn, uns
rer Iclde ba6en leGte, bic nit oisisn@ifte sel9lrdns
CERT fnb, iriro prbl tbun, b~ieisbsn ipfcrt su rsr=
bremen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-01-11

@Slfe in 8]isepnitn. - Ser Milraufss
Ssstcts ibrsift: Ssstsn Sreitas Mcraen fanp
Nusuf &iitotp, Der ~uneefa9r cine Msile Ron
Der StaotsrsnSe srrbnt, sinsn ausserahisnsn graiz
riss gBrlf in elmer BON ibn in sinsm @ra6en ssitsaz
ten Minffdls. Sic Safe batts 5trst ieinsr 3stsn
am @crnssfuBe ssfabt unb sr mag iapn msbrsrs
Sage in Ger Safe ssmsisn iein, ba 6r. Stiicu Den
9las mdtrsnS slrei sBpasn niat teiuht batte.
sls psrislts fa Sem Stisrs nabts, ihten oa1slts
isar fampHuais, pslds aut i9m jspc4 balp Be-
nrmlmen nurne. Scr Mplf MAP bon Der giaisn-
ipiss tis gum Sawanjenee rier Sub uno feds
3oG. Sic Bounty in risiem County tetrast flint
Sclars uno Der Gsttt bss 9sl,ss lit rier Scls
lars, TO- haB ss fir 5rn. *. iia ihru lobnts.
auserrsm warsn in rer ltmssseno In lestersr 3sit
riels Smafe s%srriiisn norosn, rofiir uanher arule
6uno fem setsn unlAuloissrreiis bat sintibsn
mIiIeu,
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Columbus Oiaratberidt.
SanDuSfp NebenlanD
bilIfQ 1 perfaufsn

10 alder. poopn 6 Ider ~tra9tare &eten nebt 2 Ifer CUBE
reitet gum Ghan;en NIT peribistenen artsu ~perebelter S8ur.
selreben, MIR 10 Meils pp1n @ourt 6aus. guf benz 2anes
befincet tf6 elm neues, Sequences WObnbaas. uue Staluns.
9idbere ausfunft ertbeilt.
e. Sraub,
S%antusfp. Sbip.
San. 10 is6. amt 10
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Sine Varllt Su perfaufen.
Is. 9 DbnefeID

Werfertt9er pOn
gGrgen, Sanoler in Metals Sdrge1 uuo Gasfets,
uuteruebmer pOn Sesrdbni6en.
2idie Strase, maze @altcn Sprins, @tlanta, Ga.
STcrirt tem ssebrten 8ublifum feline 9isnie fir 9eerti9.
unaen fppobl als aud in Der 4us9rabung une 8eridiTung
ron 9eiden une S~arantirt prpntpte unS snfrieeenfellenee @e.
tienuna. .. 9pbnefeib.
Sec. %. 1865. 3mt 10
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Anforperung an z2lenGAenfreunoe!

FNNuEpFEuHB an %EtFHTUFHT rRHHOF!
gm s. 9 sember s~erHoHenen Sabres perlies Subann atam
9esler bic @pbnun9 feiner gltern in Ittica, Seneca County,
Sbip, pbne ra6 er bic jest surtdsefebrt lit. 9erielte 1T as
Sabre alt, felt u Sabren itunnt, etras "eldbmt in 3dneen
unb 8Gsen unb u~n8efibr 5 8ab. 8 3cll ron @rGbe. Sci ie=
mem @es9eben trul or eineu ab9etraSenen blauen Sipd. blaue
t6pien unS einen fhparSsn sut. Menidenfyeunce, weibe
iber feinsn aufentbalt aussunft gu 9eben %pernGgen, tusroen
Die bstribten @ltern iebr SIT Dante perphtdtsn, menn ie 9es
fauiSit ~senielbsn iOl9e unter ~fpl8enrer aorefe ~mtittbeHen:
Gcnrap Ssisler,
gttca, Seneca @puntp, Sbip.
SanuGr 4. '66.-4 M 10
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Sn ct. 9sterstnrs imb feds g9clsrafaas rcrse'
trmmsn, aas nit tDpllihem Nus8an5.
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TetertQa5s0 eibenfe!!!

Sn bent teutiben 9udfpre bes ltnter;ei6neten lit cine
srpbe guswahl i6Sner artifel, pa6snb fur gSeibnabtsse,
ibenfe. %aus8eitellt, ais Ca ftnc:
Osutihe 8iasr, fatboliihs 6s6ctbiasr, 8tfeln,
Ml6rms, 8ilper, &irtasn, S6reibs uno 3eis
dsnmateriulisn, &stBssass, SartenIban=
tsln, Sptslraarsn, @plpiAaum,
seaAsliatsr, @la6fn9sln, &c.
Gs fne ferner ale bic perI5ietensn 9alenoer, iomie e,
peri4iebenen 9eitidrifrcn fur 1856 bei mir gu babsn.
Yrets killtsl
s llblnann,
Sec. Is. IS. 4b I'm up. 23t SIb SpdIrase,
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Cine quite Wtleasnbsi it fir einsnGarmer


Der Undergraduate 1T aefpnnea, feline in 9lenton Gowns
ibip, Sranflin County, Sbio. elf Mcilen pom Columbus an
Der SUbnstown Gpab unb gSalnut 6reef 0~eleaene 1Sarm ~
Serfanfen. Oieie Sarm entbGlt tt2 Ifer 2dnp, pppon unae=
fdbr "a sefldrt fnb. unb Die Sdlfe SapVn 9pttOmlane iH, Der
Siet beftebt in Spl3lanb.
Gin 9ntes gSc6nbaus, Shenne, Stanuns
tnb IJnftise @inridtun8en ifnt porbanten, etenfp antes Srirf.
paHer lit %binreifenc auf etsier Sarnn. Sdufer nsrcsn iebr
pprtbeilbafte 9etingunGen inten. tpenn fe i6 iprtan an ben
unterSsibneten gisentbHntr meussn
Saecb @siscls,
Sanuar 4. '66.-1M w npbnbaft auf pbi9er Sarnt.
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6. Q1Dcnaeiu.

@uter 6runb. = Sausbsrr: (Sis ebea sin'
esncn,msns 0tistbe %sdblsne.) SOU, sisie. unisr
sRistbstsrr Der sablt ntrflih ,u pinftlid, ben mS'
gen mir ned I'M ffni5iJ 8ulosn 'nauflsisern.~
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San. 10 js6.
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= Sin 8latt aus Diaine sutbalt Die NaAri6t,
nab i'm nadfen Suli cine @rlcnie BON ttintiis ga
miltsn, %msitsns aus Dem Staate Wtaine mad Ses
ru1alem ausranbsrn ircae. Sis bsabl'btt8sr
iih tn Safa nisbsrbulaien, no lie ith berslte an
ssfauft, unb mp1sn nit amsrifanilhsn Wtaihsnsr
ben 3anetau t~etreiten.
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BUR merifaniiaen Srase. Sic @ssisr'
,na Der Ser. gtaatsn fat bus brafonilhe Ssfret
Marimifians, isbsn @srtteioiser Der merifaniiAen
&sputlif su sridis6sn, unb Die S9atlade caB IN
golss bisiss Ssfrsts ;rsi Gsnerdls, Z Stsrtsn,
5 Ster1lieutsnants, 8 Majcre uno cine 2n5abl
Sutalterns Sff5iere Der reselmdbi9sn Republicans
iAen armss itanbreatliA binssrihtet ipurbsn, gun,
@ssenitanns srnitlihsr @oritsaunssn tst Dem trans
aSfihsn Minifsr nss alnswartisen ssmaat. Ser
Ielte oab ater unlerm @slanbten Die mspbiitrpbts
hide Mntmprt @arum menbsn @te fa niht an
Suarss? g4ir mu6ten cine 9irmss mad Mtsricp ihis
fen, Inn ssmiiie pibtiss Sntsrsisn 81 ihissn absr
mir iinp niat bic &ssisruns bort, niht fir Maris
milan unb feline 9tssisruns rerantlrcrtlih. Sanltt
tbun Gle uns ~ riel Gbre an &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09
Strategic Rsbbsr.

Highway robberies are reducedto science
IN Nevada The Transcript of April 24th,
relates the following, which sounds like a
Robin Hood tale:
& A highwayman planted himself ih q con-
venient place on the road leading frbm You
Bet to Neeee's on Saturday evening Iast, be-
tween the hours Of eight and nine o'clock,
for the purpose of robbing all travellers who
came that way. His FIRST victim was q
Chinaman. He went through him and got
about four bits. He then ordered the China.
man to sit down by the side of the rodd. Vic
tim No. proved to be German, No. 3 a
Chinaman, No. 4 an American, No. 5 a
Swede-all of whom be robbed and made
them sit down side by side under the penalty
of being killed. Victim No. C proved to be
Gen. Hilton, who was relieved of SEQ. Hill
ton saw the FIVE sitting very quietly by the
road, and thinking resistance would He Of no
avail, acquiesced in the thefs demand. The
robber then seeing another man coming down
the road, gave his victims notice TO get up
and dust one way while he went dnother.
This is the coolest operation we havd heard
of for long time.
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Effect of Sunlight on window Glass.

1t is familiar observation that window
glass shows ,inge of color purple, blue,
green. or yellog-when looked at from out
side against white shade or shutter within
The very best qualities OF glass, even the
best French plate, although white when
placed in the windows, often become colored
after exposure to air aud light for months or
years. We find in volume of the . Pro-
ceedings OF the boston Natural History So
ciety,' lately published. some observations
by Mr.. Thomas Gaiiieid. which add some
thing to our knowledge of this obscure sub
iect- Mr. Gafield exposed some thirty spec
linens of plate, crown. and sheet glass, COM
ing from various factories in England. france,
Belgium, Germany. and the United States, to
the full action of the sun during the month
oi July, in such manner t,.1at the specimens
were exposed TO reflected light and heat as
well as to that which fell directly upon them.
The glass, which already had a decided green
or blue tinge. though called colorless. was
no. affected; hut all the white glass. and all
the glass which was nearly wh,e, whatever
| its precious hue, turned to yeliowiSh color.
Very light eolored glass was, in some III.
| stances, perceptibiy affected by even a single
days exposure. Mr.. Gafield exhibited ten
pieces Of French white plate glass, one Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09
which showed the original colorless glass,
while the others damnn st rated The change Of

which showed the original colorless glass,
while the others demonstrated The change Of
hue toward yellow, after an exposure respec-
lively of one, two, and four days; one, two,
and three weeks: one, two, and three
months. The changes in the first four days
were slight: but the last specimens were SO
yellow as to exhibit very marked contrast
with the original glass. That the color per-
meates the body of the glass, and is NOT con-
fined TO the surface, or produced BY reflection
therefrom, was proved by grinding or about
sixteenth of an inch from both surfaces
and the four edges of cne OF the specimens,
which, Notwithstanding. after repoishing stiIl
exhibited the same yellow color.
1t is to be noticed that in these expert
ments. only the light eolored glasses were
perceptihly affected, but it is quite possible
that longer exposure. for years instead of
months. would alter every color in some de-
gree. Theories to account for these changes
of color under the influence of the sun srays,
are not lacking but larger multiplication
Of experiments and greater accumulation of
similar facts are necessary before any salts
factory explanation of these curious phenom
ena Can we'll be giyer.
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Nav YaRK. Inne

C~-'>f
Special dispatches to the morning papers
from Washington contain the following:
The Finance committee Of the Senate
declined to change the House bill so as to
allow gas companies to charge consumers the
amount of the Government tax, and to
relieve the railroad companies in similar
manner.
\ report is in circulation that JEFF. Davis
is to be Immediately liberated on bail. 1t is
quite certain the Federal authorities here
have given the subject no consideration
since the postponement OF the trial was
determined on and are not likely to do SO for
some time to come.
The Senate committee on commerce
instructed their chairman, Mr. Chandler, to
report adversely on the House bin to facilitate
emigration. Also TO recommend the repeal
of the act of 1864 introduced by Mr. Harris
creating the Bureau Of emigration.
The House committee OF Foreign Affairs
had a long discussion o-day over the Mexican
question, but were unable. however, TO arrive
at any conclusion beyond the factthat Monroe
Doctrines must be maintained.
The merchants Of Chicago, fearing New
ork interest, In the Senate, may defeat the
House Niagara Ship Canal bill. proposed.
to-day BY telegraph, TO send delegation here
~ II St ts HudtltE Dul taS IillItOiS GeiGRatfGu
do not deem 1t necessary, and feel the utmost
confidence that the bill will pass just as it
came through.
Vera Cr.z advices of the 18th of May saw
trouble is brewing between the rebel coonists
IA Cordovia and the Avac Indians, who for
merly occupied the land
1t was rnmored that representatives from
the Fenlau brotherhood had been cordially
received BIZ MaximiIian. 1t was supposed
the representation had come on official tenian
business.
The Emperor was hard pressed for funds at
Arlotta. the Empress refusing to supply him
from her own port money any longer.
Adyiees from Kingston, Jamaica, to May
u, say the Governor has given orders tha.
all broken packages of goods must be in
spectea by the officers of Custom before the
drawback will be allowed ON their exporta-
ton.
The Kingston Journal Of the 18th of May
says the clergymen will expire.in short time.
aud II is a subject for serious consideration
whether thev ought 10 be reinstated.
loving to the line being down East we
did not recieYe any late dispatches last night J
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

AJssS CONVENTION Of the REPUBLICANS Of
Lee County win b. held Mt Charleston. on WE'D
SEsDAY, JUNE 3h, lsG6, for the purpose Of appoint
ing Delegates the State, Congressional, and Judicial
Conrentcus.
Al who opposed to Traitors ruling the Country,
and snderirg the Government into the hands OF
R-hels, iuved to attend and participate in the
fneetinE.
b. order of the Lee County Republican Central Com
mttee. I'M RICK
Nay 2Sth, 1856. Chairman.
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Ar H.Fol.oGicaL piscoy Fplgs.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL Discoveries. - Among
the recent archaeological discoveries j shat
oi a s>cand :uayian he.lii-orewerv in ire
lard Receas,y a farmer, living near Dun
mauway, resolved to dig ont of lis ground
what he conceived to be AN old log or stamp
which had frequently inpeiel his ploughiu-
operations. lie set gang o. laborers 10
work, and i w,.s soon discovered that the
distraction consisted Of portions Of an exten-
slye building, about which there was no ira
dition or record in the neighborhood. Some
well shaped beams and trlanges OF oak. the
OH flooring, a well preserved mill stone. d
small stick cogered with cahalis;ic figures,
onl other interesting remains were dlscoy.
cred. and the local an.iquaries declare that
the entire structure had been an old Danish
heath brewery.
Another interesting discovery had been
made in England While workmen were ex.
cayating for a drain near the Udimore cross
ing in the suburbs of Rye, they came upon
what has proved to be the deck of vessel
made OF English oak, and OF larger construc-
tion than-are built a: that port in the presen,
day. This appears to confirm the tradition
that the town was at Que neFi9G Ieariy sur
rounded IL tla SEA. Indeed. from Maeky
'.Joarney through England, published in
1924, ii appears that, owing TO "the negli
genee and iaziness of the inhabitants, and tc
the sefshness OF the neighboring gentry
who had gained from the sea and enclosed {
considerable part of the bartos,f the bar ol
beach was accommodating at its entrance, a fac
! which Defoe Las also placed on record in his
'sTour through Great Britain, published il
the same year.