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rxz7 LoeIEJTENs-We are always glad
sIito fscsfSe contributions from friends
-'s m air partss OF the county. to. our local
,a3depl4nent in almost every town
Sasshipfsonsthing occurs weekly which,
Il+sf general local interest, and weearn-
IN, sstsk 4arge cur friends to send Ms in all
-Ia1tbS items that come to their observa-
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Extracts front tie "Boston Courier"

EXTRACTS front tie "Boston Courier"
Noe=13th
aMr. Curtis has produeeasnotonIy
a biography of n,ervelious interest,
but one of extraordinary merit in a
literary point Of view.
at may be considered great praise,
but we think that MI. Carts >has
written the LifeeeG Daeiel Webster
as. it ought to be written"
"since Charlemasfie,n said Theo-
dore Parker al think There has not
been such agrand figufein all Christen-
dom. A large man, .Decurous in Dress,
dipgtfed IN Deportmant, he-walked as
if he felt himself a King. >
This work, Of which the. first vol-
ume is no published (the second will
be ready February 1st), is sold by
SUBSCRIPTION ONLY, and the
price is $500 per Volume.
Subscriptions may be given u au-
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, Valuable Property for Sale.

lot No. II, Corner of Main and
Orange Streets, in the town of Ash
land. being 36 feet front and 100 feet
deep, on Orange street. Enquire of.
DR.. 6. Osterlin, in Ashland, or the
owner J. Fernekes & Bro. Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, (Sm26
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=. sIB. G. T. CURTI's
Life. Of Daniel Webster.

Al This. GREAT NATIONAL WORK, writ
ten in fulillment of MIR. w clusters
tcstamentary injunctions, will be pub,
lished, in two volumes, 8 yo. 600 pages,
each; illustrated with elegant Steel
Portraits spf Mr. Webster. and fine
Wood cuts. of different views at
franklin and MarshdeId.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
oa'harin s.l s~a''iet d T. Ash e ! ds Gonn,y
James c. swassick. Pleas.

James G. Swassick. Pleas.
The defendant, James C. Svzsiek, whose
place of residence is unknown, but sup
posed to be at Strawtown, Carroll County,
and State of Indiana, will take notice that
the said Plaintiff did. on the slst day Of
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the County Of
Ashland and State Of Ohio, charging the
said James @. Sxassick with adultery, and
asking that she may be divorced from the
said James c. Swassick, which petition viii
stand for hearing at the next term of said
Court.
@ CATHARdM SWAsSICK,
By WEI Mcearty, her ATTY.
Fek A-6rsf 4@ TrSEV TC
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-. .H sem e. liz
This work was commenced in the
year 1861, and is published one vol
ume annually, in the same, style as
the New American Cyclop@dia-'-
Each volume is intended to be a ,Cy-
clopedIa of the material and intel
lectual development of the year, and
embraces the political, civil, military
and social affairs of all countries; inn
portant Public Documents Biogra,
ply; Statistics; Commerce, Finance;
Literature Science; Agriculture;
Mechanical Industry, etc. In a word
it covers the same field as the "New
American cyclopadia," but each vol
ume is confined to the results Of its
year. Eight volumes have been pub
lished, viz . for 1851, 1852, 1868, t'64
1855, 1866, 1867 and 1858.
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-.
Why

Are DR.. G.. w. Robackst
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu..
rifer and Blood Pills thox:~
three greatest remedies thcsxg
world has ever known? - pr +,
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@sSAt45h animal electisn; for officers
s!theld.at ffke T6xh1Hali, Monday eve
ring Feb 7tHsI6fQ, by tke lot own:
nsfs,ofthe asi1abd,C Cemetery Associa-
:ts;on, I'D. Jeaes. was elected Presi-
dent, and z. H.4Clark Secretary pro:
fem.fFK IA Htxl4 L
Tkei ellsyine gentlepen were elect
ed Trsstees +. II. Clark, T. d.
Jones' sDauieI Shopbel, z. Green
valid spsfngie, and Henry Ny.
ssS5seqaent meeting of the
Tru1tS<8fe4-Dr1Joffs was elected
PresitshS FHsafyMyers and j. ID.
JoneasssSfe sfeeted. tGsefve as trus-
tees Tor one yeansI zsGreenwald. and
L, J.sSPfen9ie for two years; and p
III. CiaEk sd Daniel Shopbell' for
thrseSek&sfE Martin Mansfield was
electeksee1sfsrY and Jacob Hide.
brant18feasarers each 10 serve for
threk 11trx2
The .rebortof the Secretary was
read aid adopted. -
The Committee appointed to exam
zine thsbqpks of the Secretary, and
vouehersr ofthe Treasurer reported
y fbem,, eortect, which report, was adopt
{ cd by te; association -
eBy1fhis report it is shown that the
.sTreSsgref hadsreceived 10 Feb. End
iS79Ts711.25 and has paid out s59t
p ,.IeaSing.f h the hands of the Treas
!urerl D120.N3: TGn motion OF VIM
Ralsten it was resolved that the Pres
r7idsnta6ecretary, and Treasurer be ap-
>spoiBted . COMMITTEES, with instructions
1osefifeW'th John Il. McCo mbsformer
Treasurer Of. this association ; and
also ascertain whether the land pur-
-ehasedby this association from the
4ndrevS estate, has been paid for;
and q deed obtained for the same.
aso !oP4motion the association adjourn.
ofed.-i Il .Ireafassd b7a gr =
3PHHaClark. h1= I'D. Jones, i
: 9''e Secretary. la President.
jill - --EE#gH-
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THE purest and sweetest Cod-Liver
Oil in the word is Hazard & CaswelPs.
Patients who have once takensit pre-
fer it to all others. Physicians have
decided it superior to any other oils
in market Sold by all Druggists.
nqi4lF sH hArs
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s~tiMuf0nt are
required. They
restore the caot
forces IN a re-
morkabG degree,
and gire tome to
the system.
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BesfsgsfbtEpo on; 40 cents Per gal
ls.. It HkEsPHard1are.

s1vasEAas=nThers win be an en-
tertaiDAfehsAt Savannah. on Friday
evening Eshraa31 Iii ts7o;,n which
the performances viii be Interesting
md i~nstfhcs;vs To- all; the proceeds of
which rsiIEbe given TO two churches
or the place: It viii pay the people
and students of that village, IS well as
all othssstsfs pfesent and witness
,he perfbryhsace. +:
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FOLTZ & BARRON.

: NorIcE.-A1 persons knowing
themselves indebted by note or book
account to the undersigned are re-
iquested to call and make settlement
Immediately. An, unsettled accounts
on March 1st, will he left with the
Justice of the Peace for collection.
2w3I!l
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Z. w. WALLACK,

Z. w. Wh1IASA
Manufacturer and Dealer in BOOTS
and SHOES. Leather andShoe find
ings, furnished to the trade at the low
est cash rates. Store in Citizens Bank
Building c2dC50S
Jan. 26, '7o-1y2s
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ftase aoShad the soPportanisy-ef
examining. infinitely, the materials
collected BY Mr.. Marshall, but / feel
assured that his book viii form . val
liable addition to the history OF the
country. =. VIM. A. Porter.
This work also receives the m
of Judge Woodward, Judge
Beach, Hon. Buckalew and others.
H. S. SEE, Esq is Sole Agent for
Ashland County, and Tor the work
entitleds.sA Constitutional View Of
the late War. between. the States; its
Causes, Character, Conduct and Re-
suits" by Alexander II. Stephens,
Vice President Of the late ,Confeder-
ate States. A copy Of each of these
works should be in the hands Of every
family in the County, therefore call
ON him inlhis office at Ashland while
you have an opportunity of obtaining
them. Agents wanted for the Gamer
lean Bastile.' For terms, dc, ad-
dress, IL S. T. CARSON,
T. ~ %. IIhricksyiue. Ohio.
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(4w28)
CHOICE OATS.

White Swede Oats, weighing 4s lbs
per bushel-60 bushels from one, for
sale at DR.. j. N. OILERS Office, oyar
GcFbfm'. Store, Ashland. O. 6p2I,
DHT no 0HH
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DIssoEUT1oNN6TfcE

The partnership heretofore existing
between Joseph Moore and Martin v.
Kagy, in the Grocery and Provision
business in Ashl"nd, has been dissoly-
ed 10y: mutual consent. The books
will be left at the store, where those
or having claims against the
Old firm may come for settlement i'm
;. JOSEPH MOORE.
MARTIN ". KAGY.
Jan. 80, dSz153w30
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Chopped hands, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworm. salt-rh"um, and
other cutane0us affections, cured, aIrd
the. skinmade 1soft and smooth, by
using the Juniper Tar Soap made by
CAswELL, HAZARD & Co., New
York Sold by ell Druggists.
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's" sooz5A: GeAIegE TRouPE, will
perform at the Tywn Hail. in. Ash:
land, on Friday and Saturday even
ihgs. Rehs s1hh and 18th This
TroupeSsrfaaea wherever it.kns play
cd, FORUM and: wit. Those fond Of
humoy 81, ebs raciest order, should not
fail to 60 and zee, "Hunpty Dumpty,"
1t the Town Hall We WIN assure
themifkaf they Will grow Fat with
hearty laughter. The odd tricks Of
she company Ge enough to excite the
riabies ia4Ae subsrsss misanthrope.-
Go and ses themr
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~
BITTER

country and introduced the Scan-t
dinarian Blood Purifier; sises
phich time thousands haze benz
cured, By its use, Of Scrpfp7a. AMI
other blood Diseases. II contdlkf,
besides the Iodide of l'otassc and
Syrup Of ailtingia, drugs import
ed from Sreden for its ezPresgI
manufacture, aatknosrn d,sa NOT
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09

Gess sAsfd5ies a sz1n-
in. their oes stoeeof Table. CattierY2
Savsrspi1tsA'F 6fkss and spoonsrAE,
bstsa Gesnaass Silver and Bri.snnia-
cheaper 90 eve:
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Why

Is it that Physicians nse4
and recommend DIR. Ro-
backs Sugar-coated Blood
Pills2
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If yoeEiwant Wines sLiqaOrs or
Bfandiei Medieinal Or Culinary
purpose41get them at Nelson d Gates
Drug stsssst I'll. t6sssyl keep the PURE
IEaelG sqs*4tEsafaS II 4
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Volume One Now Ready.

As soon as ME c lrtis's work is
published, the present generation will
have amnsh fuller and more complete
ly rou7ded conception of this extraor-
binary map than WIS possessed by
his immediate contemporaries.
"ME. Xebster w1L.again came into
view aspeFhapst the foremost man of
thisscsntury .son. the American Con
ti6ent. twas he that supplied the
ideas. which triumphed in the late
war for At Uliion: .'.TheU MON now
and forever. one and Ipseparable,'
was q: sentiment which he had % in
fdsed into all ingenious hearts that
they were feady to pour out every
dropsof thsfr blood in its support.
Heis the one man without whom sue
cess could not have been achieved
ME- Rarka. 'r6 asit7R ga,s
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The interest of Joseph Moore, in
the former firm has been purchased
by Joseph Stofer, and the new firm
will be hereafter, StOfer and Kagy.
They return thanks tor former pat
ronage,. and solicit a continuance Of
the same by the public. =
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Agent Wanted

IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
Address
D. APPLETON G. CO., Publishers
so, 90 & 81 Grand ST.. New York.
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Because

They know the ifgredientAss
Of wFich9they arp
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Kept by dpothe-
carries in this
lea uRtry!r
single trial wiN
~conciaee tie mpa
t~&kePaeal Of its
value.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09

The following recommendations Of
the work By Col. James Page, Hon
p! Mccall Maj. John.0. james. Geo.
Biddle,,.E Esq, Hon. Richard Vaux
and Hon. Vim. A, Porter, must coni-
mend it to the public; y. :
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18th, 1870.
knowing the character of the
above work, the historical value Of it,
the eare with which it has been gotten.
up, and the deep interest all must feel
in the subject, we cheerful y recon-
mend it to the public.
James Page, p. Mccall, Jno. o.
James, GEO w. .Biddle, Richard
FAUX ..sgst ;. .
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90 70 Lady 4 Mercer's for Jour
Sugar ands96Gses
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Losf.&k nnAtl Gold Herse in
Ashland, IN oNnerspnane-sai Il, the
finder villsBs literally rsuardedTby re-
turning the same =
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ID ven wsntGTkk oEAT Cigar for
yr1k ezsFss It y6u DO; go to Nelson
q Gates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

The, co Partnership existing between
the firm of Foltz d Baron is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, j. III.
Barron retiring from said firm, and
by whom the accounts of the old firm
will be settled.
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II yodiaaMa piece Of good Sugar
cured Died Beet, 20 70 Lundy d
Mercer 4a=

@S0 {
New efeeksof Skates just received
al BsxkssH ssaaafe-anOng which
~ the EnESH iab;asRhilsdelphia
CIuh;Ansk3l3 Bihk; POstseaubsf& &c
fsse'Tg .Sz14Egs&<M 49, 4.
"Hsa11xD UsioSHfaa scsoon2-
Dr.. Pearretook change of the Union
High Schools on.Aaeadagsla LAST a sue
eessoF 20 Col. SIM Barber, former
superintendent. We welcome the
Doctor to that post, and trust that he
viii acquit himselfso a 70 win the
esteem 81: ~ !, !
Nel:as4- Gatss sAays q complete
stock of EaenGh Tapanese, English or
A~msrioiDExtracts+ Colognes of all
kinds, 6airaa0ilss and Toilet Goods
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For tks.sBEsr. Drugs, Medicines
Chemioaik or
RoseBuraMg Fluid. q tbs. IdEEsr
PzrcEs, eeseN elson'& Gates
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LurDlEMzsCER pay tie Highest
narhst piics for Butter, EGG, md al
iiaasof Hsl1tEZ RfpdncsS
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sSa wi. George Ticknor Curtis's life
of Daniel Webster will meet a warm
welcome from the American public.
.T5Theo Author odoes not write as a
Politician, and we're the book issued
without the name of. any editor, it
would be difficult, II mot impossible,
To- ascertain from anything in it iwhat
are his own political alliances. We close
the irst'Rofume with great satisfaes
tioh, feeling thar the life OF. the illus
trioas New-Englander had been VIII
ten a. he bimseH would have approved
otIitf-Jearral Of ess1erte.
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THE
NEW. AMERICAN CYcLoPEO'1

A Popular Dictionary of General Know
edge. ; $50 =
EDITED BY GEORGE RIPLEY AND
CHARLES A. DANA.
Aided by = Numerous Select Corps of Wri-
tiers, in all Branches of Science, Art, and
Literature.
In Is large rozunaes, Spo, suera9ing 500
double eolaasn pages in each rO,ume,
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.saalts Is probably the last Life Of
Daniel Webster that will ever be
written, and il, is, beyond comparison
fhe' best. f As a biography, it has the
tars duality o.. usefulness, being suit
ed to iIhe taste Of the general reader
asowell as answering the requirements
Of the scholar and politician ,a'eG
o''s1fte extracts from his speeches and
CORRESPONDENCE are capious, but the
selection Of them Is 50 happy that they
cannot be. dull to any. man who cares
enough for the book or its subject to
buy TN r. I}i6sns.
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GhezMarkrts.

A...Axs Iis1oEs Gu
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they are made
both with and
wihoat sugar
coating, Msts
adapting them to
Ithe use Of ena.y-
body; Because
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PRICE OF THE WORK PER VOL.
THE
AEERICAN ANNUAL eYCLoPEDIA
THE .

.ts --.~2 - Nd p. ..s~.: !.
Register Of 1mportaat Events for the Year.
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Political, Civil, Military and Social
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Why
Because
why
Because

After years of experience
and trial they have been
proven to be u sure cure
for Dyspepsia and 1hdigcs
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. 90.

An Ordinance Amending Ordnance
No. 81, entitlod An Ordinance TO
Fix aud Collect = License Fax"
pnsaed March 23d, A. D.. 1869
amruded by Ordnance Ne. 03,
May 15th, a. ID. 1869.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town OF Gold Hill do ordain:
SECTION /. The sixth clause OF Section : OF
Ordinance No. 50, entitled IAN Ordinance to
fix and collect q license tax" passed March 23d,
A.. D. 1869, relating to theatcrs, etc., Is hereby
repealed. -,
hereby amended so as to read "a follows: sec
tion 10. For hawking or pcddling any goods,
INIT or vegetables, or any wares or mcrchan-
disc, or thing Of any kind whatever. OF any
value, except the agricultural product OF the
Stitc without q team or animal or animals, per
7 SEC 3. The eleventh clause OF said Section Is
hereby amended 80 as to read as follows Sec.
ton II. For hawking or peddling with o team.
or with any animal or animals, per quarter, In
advance, $50, or per day, in advance; g.
SEC. 4. Tnc twelfth clause Of said sectioS Is
hereby amended 40 as to read as follows: Sec
ton ii. For each omnibus or stage line, which
shall carry passengers or freight from and out OF
the town of Gold Hill, or run within tile incor-
poratc limits Of said town, per quarter In adj
vance, $50.
SEC !. The twenty.second clause Of said Sec.
tion, relating to telegraph companies, 10 hereby
amended so as to fix the tax, per quarter, In al
vance. ut $40.
SEC q. The lfth section Of Ordinance No. IS,
entitled AN Ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 80, entitled au Ordinance to az and collect
a License Tax" passed March 23d, 4. d. 1863.
parsed May 18th, 1869, relating TO Scales. and
persons engaged In the business Of weighing by
Inc ton, Is hereby amended 80 as to fx the tax,
per quarter, In advance, at $40.
SIC. Z. The eight section Of said Act, relating
TO dealers in quicksilver, Is hereby amended GO
as to fix the tax. per quarter, In advance, at $i6
SEC. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be
In force on aud after the lrst day OF july, A. D.
H.. II. FLAGG,
President Beard OF Trustees.
WV. HY. DoASE. Clerk.
Gold Hill, June 18th, 1870. Jel4-lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-14

The Mormons at Plano, Illinois, who
claim to be the true Church, do not
recognize polygamy. They have re-
Gently addressed a memorial to the
President and to Congress, asking that
they may not be COMPOUNDED with the
Latter Day Saints" Of Utah in any
legislation upon the questions of po-
lygamy and disloyalty. The memo
rial presents evidence to prove that the
doctrine Of plurality Of wives was re-
jected by Joseph Smith and Hiram
Smith, the original Presidents, and
that the revelation on the subject was
not known until 1852, and was then
announced In Utah. The paper also
contains an epitome Of the faith and
doctrines of the Plano Mormons, In
order, as they say, to place themselves
right upon the record, both theologi-
cally, socially, morally and politically.
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SECOND

SAN Francisco, June l4-3 p. NJ
The loss by the burning Of Charles
Metzler's Golden Gate Brewery, on
Greenwich street, will not exceed $l0,-
600; insurance, $1,000.
Judge Morrison this noon dismissed
the petition for an injunction against
the Mercantile Library Lottery, on the
ground that the petitioner had no
status in Court, the proper proceeding
being by indictment by the Grand Jury
on information Of the Attorney Gen.
eral of the State. The parties inaugu-
rating the proceedings will take action
in the matter In another form imnledi-
ately. All but $4,000 of the tickets
have been disposed of, mainly to spec
ulators, who will resell and make
their commission.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-14
SUICIDE AT MAYr1EI.p. - The

SUICIDE AT MAYFIEI.D. - The San
Jose Independent of the 10th inst. says {:
On Wednesday evening, a Mexican
named Poncho, committed suicide at
Mayf1eld, by taking ~strychnine. He
suffered terrible agony for about six
hours, and his frantic struggles and
awful contortions Mortified every one
who witnessed them. The deceased
was an old man of about sixty years Of
age, and has resided in Mayfield for a
number of years. He vas we'll known
and respected by all. He had for sew
enl years been affected with a painful
disease, and a communication found
on his person states that this was the
reason for taking his life. He was UNI
married, and leaves no near relatives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-14

The GRAVE OF THE CHIEF OF THE
Su1suSs. "A correspondent, writing
from Sonoma County to the Solano
Republican, says that a little below
Lakeville, In front Of the beautiful
residence Of DR.. Burdell, near the
western side Of the marsh, there is a
large mound rising up from the marsh
some fifty feet high. According to
Indian tradition that mound has been
celebrated from time immemorial as
being the burial place Of Indian chiefs.
General Vallejo, Of Sonoma, once IN
formed him that the great Chief of the
Sulsuns, who also held authority over
the Sonoma and other tribes, was
buried there, with the pomp and cir
cumstances of an immense funeral
train Of Indians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-14

A PRETTY SIGHr.-On Saturday af-
ternoon we witnessed q very pretty,
sight on n street, at the residence OF
General Landrum. About two years
ago himself and wife took charge OF
the infant Of A. McNeal, whose second
birthday, or Saturday, was celebrated
by the giving of a party to Its wee
friends In the neighborhood: Little
masters and misses between three and
five years of age we should judge, to
the number Of ITO, all neatly dressed
and looking happy, marched two by
two into the supper room, where a
dainty repast was provided for them,
and a prettier procession we never
saw. Their happy, Innocent faces
would almost lead one to wish for the
return of his childhood. Some thirty
or forty others. on the outside, looked
ON with mournfnl faces, evidently wish
Ing they were ofthe jolly party at sup
per.-Sdc. Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-14
DEATH OF A PRINTER AND EDITOR.

DEATH OF A PRINTER AND EDITOR.
The San Francisco Chronicle Of June
18th has the following announcement /:
Il. w. Standwell, a printer we'll
known to the craft, died suddenly last
evening Mt his rooms, No. 81 Prospect
Place, It Is supposed from heart dis
ease. He was an Engllshman by
birth, thirty-eight years Of age, came
to California from Australia about
three years since, and was well known
In this city and Sacramento. He was
lately employed as a %compositor on
this paper, and had recently com.
menced the publication OF the Billiard
Echo, for Strahle e. Co.
Frank r. Stewart, II of the lead.
ing editors of the Oregon press, and
late publisher of the Polk County
Times, died suddenly yesterday in this
CITY,