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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-30

N0uoE.-An employees Of the Government and
other parties to whom monies may be due at the
Hawaiian Treasury, before the slst of March
srt are equested draw the en- that date, OF
As near thereto as possible enable this Department
toosse promptly the accounts of the biennial fiscal
period. ending on that date
By order Of the Minister of Finance.
CHAs. A. CASTLE,
Registrar Of Public Accounts.
Fin1nee Department Honolulu, March 18th 1870.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-30

Ohos 81 6or'r Of Oahu, Governor Of Oahu
March 10th, 1870
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-30
1000 lbs. worth Sl27.s0.

No Is contains, in every ton of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-30

WALTER r. SEAL. Deputy Clerk.
Dated at Honolulu, this 25th day of March, 1870.
IL ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-30
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
Islands---In Probate.

ma Order 10 show cause on an
! plication Of Guardian for
= sale of Real Esfafa
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n Pcstilc,,cc Makes its appearance
tM ItstiesSOss, NesC Jerxev.
From the New York STANDARD. Nay -.
Tyler Street, Patterson, street running
from Bridge to River street, hes been af-
fiictcd with . remarkable discase, which, has
proved fatal to al who have been attacked
with it, II has been treated for scarlet fe.
vcr, but it is attended with many strange
symptoms which make it appear something
out Of the ordinary list Of diseases that the
human rncc ars afflicted with. The victims
have holes eaten through their throsis, and
after death, which lMy invariably followed
y few days suffering. the bodies have
grown black. A Holland family has h,st
two little girls; = Mr.. Milne has lost two
children; and Mr.. Parkes has had one
death in bis family from this disorder.
Other deaths have occurred, and others are
now afflicted with the disease. Il 10 said 10
have cOms from . colOrcd family, and 10
more severe upon the whites than upon me-
gross Il 10 spreading rap'dly, and it, pro.
gress Is marked with alarm BY tbs Passe
s0nisns. z-,-.. -sr.sEr g., --faEL
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WILLIAM NxIELa Nevada Na.
sio"al Gasesse, has the following informa-
ton sbout William Daniels. who commit
ted suicide ut Austin recently: ~
Daniels wss one Of tho original owners in
the Allison Ranch lead, sold his interest ere
yet It l'sd become productive, but su.se.
qucntly came into possession, by the death
Vt HE brother, OF One-sixih OF the mine In
addition " large amount of property and
money. BY fast living, however, he be.
cssns reduced. aud tiuaiIy, reckless of con-
sequences. committed IN act which CON.
signed him to the penitentiary, from which
he was released recently. On condition Of
leaving the c.'untsy forever. Daniels re.
fased all offers of sympaaiy Or money from
friends. and was leaving the country, and
hsd reached Aussin, when, il . Is It In.
sanity, 10 Committed the ace which h.s
msd5 shS GO m and ecQfiSd WlnlAh
Daniels ~ sssisidsb gssyA wf4
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shot and mortally wounded . Chinaman
whom he caught In the tail sluice, cleaning
mp to save the proprictors the trouble.
The White Pine Water Works were sold
At sheriffs sale, and were bought by W. B.
Bourne, of San Francisco, for the sum Of
$43, 900 in U. 8. gold coin. Thsen prop.
erty Of the company has been turned over
to F. A Benjamin, agent for N. Bourne,
aud Superintendent of the Stanford mill
A most inexplicsble and peculiarly sad
suicide occurred at Omahaon the 14,h. Mise
Ida Huth, a young girl just entering her
seventeenth year, and who was to have t'een
married on tho following morning to .
worthy young l'rickmaker, named Brewer,
shot herself through the heart and died a..
most instantly.
The Colorado Register, in making few
notes from New NoRrn. WEST, says: 1T
''sesms probable that Mr.. and Miss Couldsck
Twill visit Montana again this summer. A
''brisk mining season in the gulches up there
"is promised, there being abundance Of
''water. The foundation of the Montans
''Peni.entiary is being laid. Thank Heaven
''ours is done, and there is now . acomfortabla
''home for INDECENT editors, luns.ics and
''id,ots." And thanks " say we. How
sweetly consOling it 10 to know that when
our trjAls here are ended, We can got in 4
final cell and take up our abode in the man
sions prepared for villains.
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A BEAUTIFUL srrk-The site chosen
for the grand park at San Francisco 10 al
together lovely. The natural sitter of the
New York, Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn,
Paris and London parks, did not begin to
comlars with this in point of nstual beau.
~. Here there arc hills, lakes, valleys,
ocean, and which require bot little labor
to make them suitable for any park purpo-
ses. The sites of the other parks had al
these advantages save the oeean-asd this
b the greatest Of all This San Francisco
park fronts On the ocean $500 feet immedi-
siely south Of the Cliff House. and runs into
the sand hills towards the city thrse or four
milcs The sand and winds have to be con.
tended against while the park i being made
and plsnts.l, but science aided BY money
viii soon lay the shifting sand and cover It
with perpetual verlurs The drives can be
made The most picturesque on the continent
and the park the most renowssd-but it
will require time and money. There are
natural lakes on that site which can b
scooped out to any desirable size,. and there
u splendid hillslmoss II the centsr. which
should not ~ lowered by shovslful The
grossds ass large, containing over 1000
acres. San Francisco 10 to b coogTaiula-
ted on securing such magnificent dte, for
no Other tOvn IN America has-its eqosl
.Asd the grousd has sos esss hss : dine.
L b gift, II faet ssd eea 1raaeiSeo ean
veil a6asd = spe1d . 0Q1es dellaF0 n H.
rsoviog iA--GaA AAi .a-s.-1 Tsss1
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NCtrlOulloll.

In lIerk,mer county
There never was seeu
A swecter young creature
Than Annabel Giecu.
She WIS fair NJ the liIies
Aud pure 10 the suOw,
And Ic.iab0d Brown
Was sweet AnnabeIs bean.
Fair Annai,el Green
Thus to lchabod spoke:
''Should you ever prove false,
NJ, psUr heart would bs broke.
Then he snswe'ed Il hops
To be rOa.ted and eat
II my AUnsl,el's love
I Ishall ever forget"
But lchabod Brown
Proved fAiihless, and sooa
Poor Aunatel Green
Was dess,t~d aud lone;
And she wcpt aud che moaned,
And she sobbsd aud che sighed,
Till her tender heart broke,
And shc laid down and died.
Then lchabOd Brown
Was never q csse;
He iOsmed oil the way
To- the far southern seas:
And on going ashore
Some savagcs met him:
They built up iiIe,
Aud roasted aud eat him.
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A Cbsst s0ith Belk,,ap.

asked General Belknap If the govern.
ment had resolved policy about he II.
dians .1 ." '-'-" 1H-)
'Yes," he said, IF hostili,ies break out
there will be direct dealing with them.
The Quaker policy II an expedient to keep
the peace; hut war 10 the immediate slt>r.
native If the Sioux want it." ''@@ " Fs..
DO you think We shall hsvs IN Indian
war this summer ?"
II do not. For > time it threatened Ia
come soon and short, but now Red Cloud ID
coming in, and every dixnided effort will
bc made to spare the the frontiers. Abou,
the safety Of the Indians we are not much
alarmed" .....
ID" you address the Iowa soldiers .hi,
summery"
''fss; late in August, at Des 1foines.
Gen. Sherman will be there aud fully ten
thousand State ,roopa Tho stste has up.
propriated tl6, ,ooo. and with the tents ,ha,
they can get and VIZ can lend them, they
will he well accommodated"
I asked General Belknap what was to bt
done about the State Department building
for which the Senate voted half . million
dollars to begin with the other day.
''Wsll," hc said, "Mr. Fish has an idea
that the State Department ought to bs uex,
the Executive Mansion, aud be the place
for executive transactions Of formal sort.
The building in which. we now are is very
old ut the bottom aud very rickety as the
top. The War Department, in tie pro.
posed new building, will have the end
aesrest PennsylvsniA avenue; the State
Sscrctsrys rooms will bs in the centre, and
Tue navy will occupy the part toward thu
Potomac. THIS eau be properly arranged
The style Of the building 10 not definitely
fixed; for, ~ you know, two or three sitea
had been previously selected and abandon.
cd; but the architect Of the Treasury will
not have charge Of the work. a. it docs no,
belong u bis department. Ny department,
will require about $50 rooms in the new I'd.
ifice, or ~ many ~ both the others. A,
present We pay in rents many tens of thou.
sands Of dollars annually; and, indeed,
hardly knew how many buildings our de.
partment occupied until Stanton's death,
when one could tell by the houses which
hung out Grape The invaluable records Of
the United STATES, from the time Ut the
revolution, arc kept IN the present brick
and wooden edificcs and though We have
efficient arrar geMents 10 SuDDrcss fire vel
il lisa source of doubt aud une.sinsss all
the while. 1t is my opinion that the build.
ing. If resolved upon, will be iu the Rsnsis.
asncc style, and in shape to correspond
with the Treasury on the other side Of the
Presidents huuse.-0akh in Chicago zri.
6wne, IAoy 2j
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PO EFT r. Y.

PO ET RY
<~>~~~ - 49,
''Cntil the Day Break
win Il pain NJ then Sorsvw.
viii II leave me- happy never.
This weary. weary gns~ing Of the Old dull pain.
VIII the sweet but bitter ycaruing
That 1t my heart IL buvniug.
ThTob on and On forever, and feesvrr b. IN vaia3
oweary. weary longing!
o cad, sweet memories thronsing
From the sunsct-'iyhtcd woodlands Ut The dear and
- holy Past!
o hope and faith undyinc!
Shall never cease fom signing?
Must my ot among the shadows for syerose b cast:
Shall never sce the glory,
That the Christ-ku,gh, of OId story,
Sir Galahad. my hero saw folded round his sleep,
The full completed beauty,
With which God glds dull duty,
For hearts that burn towards heaven fiou the ever
lasting deep,
From the conflict ceasiuc never,
From the toll Increasing ever,
From the hard and bitter battle with the cold and cal
lous world!
Will the sky grow never clearer
Will the hills draw never nearer,
Where the golden city glitIcsA in IT. rainbow mista
inpesrled7
All me! that golden eityi
Can God then have no vi,y?
have sought It with such ysaruiux Tor 20 many bitter
years.
And yet the hills blue glimmcr
And tho portals golden simmer
Fade ever with tue evening" aud The distance never
ncats!
weary, weary living!
o fUcmsn upforyving!
enemies that meet me the earth and in the air:
o flesh, that cogs ny yearning:
Oweskners, aye returning!
Will yc never cease u trouLle7 viii yc nevsr never
spare?
Will my soul grow never puser7
VII! my hope b. never surer7
Will the nist.wreaths and the cliff gates from my path
b. never rolled?
Shall never, never win It.
That last ec.tatc minute
When the journeys gur,dva waits me behind the hills
Vt gold?
VIII
Alas: the clouds grow darker
Aud the hills loom ever starkcr,
Across the aden VI the htnwens dull and
grey!
Thou must learn to bear thy burden,
Thou must wait u win thy yucrdon,
Cstil the dsybssk cometh and the shadows dee away
~. r. IN st. EovtS.
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To Tss EDroa NSv NosTs-w8sr:
Inclosed please 6nd certificates Of assay
from the Montana Assay Office, Helena.
AssAYERs CERTIFICATES.
Before ne!.ias At... ne.,,,s r,.en... ov,a Value.
30 j.. ss7..Ooz. So 7ooz. SIS: :.::: sss 81
No. T.. % 'Ooz. %e's Oooz. .y7s........ lss7l3
81. AOLIrOR, Assayvs
No. 10 from 1877 tons Ut Mountain Queen
ore; charges for hauling and milling $2e 90
I'cr ton. gross yield $l400 per tou; deficit
IS 9l per ton. leaving the expense of mining
entirely out Of the account Loss Of quick.
silver II lbs. per ton.
No. 2is from the celebrated Comanche
extension lode, and is the product of a tons
Of carefully selected ore mill charges and
hauling $22.0 ton; yield $S.46 per TN. lcsv.
ing balance against the mine Of $l354 per
ton. Loss in quicksilver 81 lbs per ton.
No. Sis from al tons of ". from' Original
Comancl,c," ''Hope" or ''Vantimens," "
the mine is claimed by several parties yield
$34.GI per ton; mill charges and hauling
$22. .OO, leaving . balance in favor Of the
mine Of $l2.66 per ton. Loss of quicksilver
It lbs. PER ton.
WHAT TIE MILL CAN DO.
The foregoing shows the entire amount
(:s55 i0ns) vi ore worked in tho mill since
the lst of January, 1870. with possibility
Ut MS much more by the LIST Ut October
next The mill, - it Is, GAIA work 400 u
40 tons month Ut 1t IN expense of $l8
nj
ing II $50 PER ton. With proper machine
~ the power is amply sufficient 10 work
lOO0 tons pr month, which would 70 re.
duce the Gust of working ores here ~ to en-.
able those having low grade ores u, II least,
work their mines without ruinOus loss.
There has been no tiu,c sincv the 10Th Ut
January last that the mill has not bccn
ready " work ore for any one who could
Or would furnish it, and has worked ~
small lot ~ SO0 lbs. the only persons
refused were Sanders and Frust, who arc
nos we'll pleased. knowing that their ores
contain too much lead 10 be protilably
worked by ordinary mill process.
THE ''srEcKLED TROUT"
Aue OpSckIcU A5OOI 00ne, OWuCO Oy
Nessrs. Sanders aud Frost, il certainly .
magnificent mime, and il the only Que,
OeI'cvc, opened to 50 great depth $50 f.et)
showing an unbrokcn body of rich orc
Their Furnace is nearly really 10 start up.
aud is very cretlitabIe u their accom-.
plished foreman, Prof. q. y. New.
WORKING rOaCE OF Tue CAMP.
There hay not beeu nlJre thsu - men at
work ut any time since Tue 10th Uf Aplii
Sanders l. frost lave ut tn: Furnace, burn.
ing coal aud all other work. - men. Uiicry
l. Merrill have st their in.ne i men. All Otu.
crs II work arc, in town, 8. SchEcpcl and
family. 4-grand total, ~.
Speculation y u tl,e future Ut this ms,st
talked vi and promising Camp might be
induIged u very gratifying extent were
it not that facts - they ,ranspire make said
indulgence look % very ridiculous that
their parents fccl very much like disowning
their h'dcous offspring. which, l believe, is
mot rsckoucd among ,hs carllual VIRTUES.
Yours, truly. WV. PC1vINE.
YhiIipebAi.u. Juuc Otn 1870.
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Land Entriesl
=. O. A NNON

SLsHx ~ ruE DI.TNlCr COURT
V'iIi ~! lodge, NlSDNIun0.
w .n,.na s1na 10 ai' busincss cUunect.d vita the
hs. c,r,m! VI iAuds i.casi In DEER Lodge County
a fi,s copies " Township Plats aid Abre, sces u
10 ti.,..' a,a En,ics made VI Vt the i. Land Vdcs
time. ch's On lands 70 this County lniosas.ou g I'll
sa j.. n kSaiey. Dance Stuart, cse,4e MIR.
Sr.irctn.!nsfo nfows. Gcu W Irvia, Pssss VsIises II q
esSssssSS ssn fls3.sea Asssas 1.saA Co.'s
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A NEVADA Misunderstanding to q
recent luarriagc in TOano, the White Pin.
Ne,es Ut May 18th has the annexed para
graph:
Yes, and we were there to Sec In oul
time, pretty mouth, We have seen soms
things dono ~ well .. others have seer
Luckiny li"rsrs, drunken Indians ut y wal
dance, locomotives running on the grade
dog multiplication, primary for adoles
ccuts, and great many irregularities Of ",
and nature; hut that welding doesn't get
justice iu the above twO-iine announcement
II WAS char'mlngIy wild, subiinely Iudi
crous. After the freshly plighlcd love.
had bcen wet down with about IL gallons
Ut beer, ut the expense Ut the hilarious
gr'Um, and the jokes passed grew more
plentiful tlan polite, thst excellent lady,
Mrs. smith, turned her dining. room oycl
" the service Ut the l'ar.y. A dance waa
imprUvised, although to commence, no ,nu.
sic could w procured but wlcezy sccor.
dc,n, of about eixnt-crab. power stroke,
ys~PSAsSS ~ - vs. SsOssSA SASSASusASous uot,
with sl,vut " men aud = ladies, including
the Oiushimg bride, tue iasl oil sIn. .,kiux ci.
gars AID wearing tneir hSss, Constituted the
outfit. Those not dancing sppiauLsu, yei.
led, scrceched, and gave forth SUCH utl,es
signs Ut appreciation ~ You hear st any
wcii.reyu'sl<a c4Icus Or uOs nynt. Creign.
toms teams xOt in for ldsnJ Inxi sftcrnOv.,,
and one Ut has lcsl,sters Aal life-a sor,
Of splinter from = stssm whistle. With thxl
aud breath well brsosd Tor strsngla, ths
orchestra WAS reinforced; AID not Tue hssv-
ems above nor the earth .Dsaesta evsr wit.
nessed y scSUe nhsrv exempt trOan ths
c,ainping convention palitis. Ot poliss sociesy
Tue us7Acyrvm weariel. nut tsls hrids h.lll
out taithf0l On the dance. Tns tixhlinY
did MT c0Mnence till after the suyourn.
lasns, aud NE joyous bridegroom gu away
with his sa,an, aud Vt NJ early hour Ut tue
morning rsiirvd with his quesu VI hearts n
their dvwny cOucu-.O dream On the lumys
VI tnc mlynt's pOAtivns. Tnsa K.es's Drsg.
sdc tu0k vp The refrain, and With hlrss nj.
die, tin pAaas aud hOrns, regslsd lbs town
llil huli,xu lsalurs cUuid sisdure w n,a.rss
aaiu ~ came ~ peaceful lerNliuAlsvn I
Mtttc VelOro tsssau .tiAss, sl1 o ~ w lell
lUaaO W ~ ureaslsls. aE@Hf @&& A4#l
"A pedagUxus was AA,UuI ~ tl0G pupil
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"A pedagUyus was aAOul ~ floE . pupil
Tor hsvisy saaa ~ wss I 1u0i, wlssn the Ivy
cred out, ''0h, don't won't call you ..
any nsors-l'il never ny whas think again,
NJ the days u my liie"
-l'hs tssaase . r0apsii ~ bsea -.
opened after ~ Interval of sixhtsea hus.
dsse yeass. ~ piscs psrfoensd % ~ h.
tsgsllas occsoios bsiaG s.Tke Dslghtr n
~ R4iia w" =
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MlSCSllslllcOuH.
Geo. w. Irwin,
ASs's'snt Assessor Of lnternsl Revenue.
o@cs With OAestt 4 Dixon.
eovRr House sQUAR1 DEER LODGE \. r.
MASON * DUKE.
elcnn. MOnto na.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.


Walter w. .JOlln.On,
~ v l. + NGLN l. Err
r,, "l attend to the Survey Ut Land Clsina under.
ior NJ " surface survef Oi Mines. Accurate surveys
.t.mIn' ',s Dtches Ut auv cApAcity. EstiInAeys and
ss. "'"ns made tor Ali classes Vi work IN the psU.
aud INT Mlnno 10 caH. N. Wall, Helena; Baunsck Dssch
N Aian. Co.. BAnnscx
Wy Address Helena or D,er lndsa Cikv
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ORIGIN OF 'STERLING" MoNEY.-In
Richard Grsfton's CAronicls, printed .,
London, in 1867, is found this explanation
"f the origin Of sterling, ~ applied to coin,
and a. standard of gold and silver: ALSO
about this time Parliament was holden In
London. In which it WAS ordered that the
English grote should he coined Of certain
weight and Of the one side the Kings pic.
turs, and on the other side cross ~ large
fully Is the grote, 10 avoyd clyppyng. And
st thys tyne was used 70 I've coyned that
standard and finenesse that was called ster.
lying money, which before A. we may reade
WAS first coyned in the town Of Stcrlyng in
Scotland, and Msr:tors Il takeM Ots name Of
6tsvIyRg." .s ..s... .. ...
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FOR CUHA.

We published in last weeks issue an ac.
count of the execution of General Goicouria
in Cuba. We see it stated that his friends,
with Col. Drake De Kay-who has an auto.
graph like half worked placer claim-at
their head, are about to organize M expc.
diiion m revenge him. The following has
bearing upon the subject:
SOLDlEKS.-ExOf officers and enlisted men Of the
Regular ard Volunteer IOsc.s Of the United States and
the States lately In rrbrlIi"r who are not in perma
nent Or lucrative employmen requested to report
BY letter without delay t" the undesi.ned giving full
name, address, agc state Of health, family, any, and
former rank, regiment or STAFF.
Civilian frends Vt. and sympaehisess with, the L.
mauted General G0courla the latest heroic martyr In
the cause Of American Liberty, respectfully invited
70 aend In their names.
The Prtss throughout tho United States win please
publish. Address Col. DRARE DB KAY
tLate lath Infanay, U. 8. AL
Scc'y Domingo de G0!coaria McmUri. Association "
No. s. Willian street. New York.
There's . chance, Nontanisns, for glory,
grecnbacks and . grave.
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.c,,d +. Five Lines: a Square Ten Lines. OF this
"I,r,l business Notices 25 cents yer line.
- ruyc. puudenre, short and ncwsy. solicited
,rbr rmp Writer'S name must accompany each
Wv" ." TO rlarantrc good faith Permission to use
,,m. or luiiiI- preferred.
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Tht Aleu- Aorth 'west,
DEER LODGE, MONTANA.

-ERMS MS-CURRENCY.
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FROM PHlLlPSBUR0H.
Practical Results Of he Caup.

To fus EDsToa NBv Noer1-W1sr:
Incl,sed please 6nd certificates Of assay
frvm the Montana Assay Office, Helena.
ASSAYEKS CERTIFICATES.
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Suos0UOy SSUoOOW " uC0SU ucOS ~0N0UOUs
vile, Oregon, May s5th, BY his horse fall.
ing on him. ~
A meeting was held ct Hamilton, White
Pine, the other day, 70 take steps for build
ing . railroad to connect that placs with the
line Of the Central Pacific. a.an&a.. .,5 .M.
In shooting affray q Hamilton, White
Pine. Nay -, r. N. Allen, IN attorney.
.was MORALLY wounded by Ds.J. n. Owsa,
ssd died IN . few hours after. g- -
A frost. Nay Esd, destroyed The fruit and
foliage Of about 1000 Of the 10000 craps
vines in the vineyard Of the old 0win ran.
che, near Smelling, nerced county, Cal.
The marriage, May oath, of Col. Jas. W.
Dounellan Of Laramie. Wyoming. 70 Miss
Marion McNaassr, one Of the fairsss and
most accomplished Of Denver's daughters,
is N event eiicting some very gsod wishes
from our Colorado contemporaries.
william Graves, Of Salem, Oregon, q.
tempted suicide, Nay Esd, by taking NOR
phiue. He took ten graine, and, strange
10 say, heis likely TO recover. His eick
daaghter attempted suicide the same day
~ smotherinR herself. Each was ignorant
Of the action Of the other. '-. !.
On the night Of Nay 18th. Chaa E,,ls,
night waschman 10 tbe nlaise caains u
Thoaas aad Alsxaade 0aazp, q 0sissly
Hm, ,ns 1sasdy Otv. 0lass ss1.ty, osl,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24
ia. FErrEns, SEQ. pro ten.

SEED CAKE Beat ono pound Of
butter to q cream, adding grad.
ually quarter Of pound Of siiled
sugar. beating both together; have
ready the yolks of Is eggs and the
whites Of 10, beaten separately; mix
in the whites frat and then the
yOlks, and beat the whole for ten
minutesi add two grated nutmegs,
one pound md half OF -four, and
mix them very gradually With
the other ingredients; whom the
oven is ready boat in 3 ounces Of
picked oarraway seeds.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

Il
1fyou wish to bake your bread
or biscuit without q dry, hard
crust, you can do 40 very readily
just before placing the broad IN
the oven; rub its surface with but.
ter or lard. This will close the
pores, preventing the escape OF the
gas which isproduced by the yeast
and the escape of the steam which
is produced by the moisture Of the
heated loaf. Bread thus baked
will DO almost cristlcsss Indeed
80 long as the moisture:is confined
it will be difficult burning the loaI
to any great depth. The larg,
vacuities in the bread will be lesi
numerous, though, as whole
u will bo more porous and there
fore lighter.-( Exchange.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

The investigation, by GarGold's
committee, into tho Now York
gold conspiracy, Is ended at last -
II is underotood no charge OF NAL.
feasance against any Government
officer will be made, though But.
terheld will be censured. Corbin
Is understood to have sworn that
bis famous letter to the President
has been either lost Or destroyed. :
Commercial.