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The weekly Butte record., 1861-03-02

STATE FAIR.-The Board of Managers of
the State Agricultural Society. on Monday
last, fixed the time of holding the next State
Fair on the 18th, 18th, 14:h. 10th, 18th, 18th,
l9lh and 20Lh DAYS Of September next.
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STAMP TAx.-The Supreme Court of the
United States has recently rendered a decision,
declaring the Stamp Tax law of this State to
be unconstitutional.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY TIRE ASURER's OEs'fCE.
Q,.c.I.ill, Il.

Warrants drawn on the General Comfy Fund
registered between the 1st July and st of August
ieo9 inclusive will be paid presentation at this
ohee and will cease to bear interest from this date
+" not presented within sixty days. the money set
apart ior their redemption will be appropriated to
pay warrants next in order of registry.
W. II. BROWN.
County Treasurer.
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SHOOTING AT GRASS VALLEY.-From the
Nevada Democrat we learn that difficulty
occurred at Grass Valley on Monday last, be
tween John Perkins aud Joseph Rider, which
originated over game of cards. Both par
ties drew revolvers and several shots were ex-
changed, Rider receiving a severe wound in the
thigh At first the wound was not supposed
to be dangerous, but we learn from DR.. Tomp-
kins, who came up this afternoon, that Rider
is not expected to recover. Perkins gave him
self up to the authorities, aud was acquitted
The LEGIsLATURE-Thi Institution has
been in session nearly two months. The
members, instead Of attending to their legiti
mate business as legislators, have been busily
engaged in drawing party lines, and endeavor
ing to shape The future politics of the State
We think they could better serve their con
stituents by attending to their own business
aud letting the people. through the Central
Committees of the different parties. arrange
their political affairs in their own way.
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ASSASSINATION AT NovATo.-The Union
learns that Frederick Leonard was assassinated
on the Novato Ranch, near Petaluma, Feb
22d, by a man named Chick. Leonard was
leading horse to water when Chick, who
was hidden behind bridge, fred at him with
tered the body, penetrating the kidneys and
small intestines, and causing death in twenty
minutes.
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kILLED.-1he Sacramento Union learns
that Daniel j. Baker, one of the owners of the
Dardanelle claim, near Forest Hill, was killed
on the 25th inst, while working in a tunnel
The water from deep Shaft burs; into the
tunnel, carrying the unfortunate man with it
to another shaft forty feet deep, down which
he was dashed into rocky tunnel six hundred
feet IN length. through which his body was
carried, and, then, dashed down perpendicu-
precipice fifty feet deep.
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homestead Noticp.

PERSONS wishing to avail themselves of the
benefits of the Homestead Act of this state sboald
do 50 soon' as the time allowed by law will soon
expire. oo
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ARREsTKD.-The Yreka Union has received
information that Wells, the murderer, was ar
rested at Salem, Oregon, on the 10th inst. He
was examined and committed to Jail by the
county judge, to await requisition from the
Governor of California. His photograph has
been taken and forwarded to this State.
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FoRT SUMTER REINFoRCED.-There is a
report, which is considered reliable, that Fort
Sumpter was reinforced by the landing of $50
men and provision, from the sloop-of-war
Brooklyn, while lying off Charleston harbor.
The act was accomplished under cover of
night, by means of small boats with mulfled
oars.
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THANKS to Hon. w. Z. TnDEN and the
Surveyor Generals office, for the Surveyor Gen
erals report for the year 1860.
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The ONLY Two-The Alta California and
the New York Herald are the only seven
day papers in the world.
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EAST TENNESSEE Memphis Bulletin
has the following extract from letter very
recetly written by Il gentleman, who, it says,
has as good an opportunity of knowing the
sentiment of East Tennessee as any one in it ::
| have never known such feeling in East
Tennessee as we now have upon the secession
question. There never was before such unan-
unity in East Tennessee, on any question, as
there is in East Tennessee now in favor of the
Union. The people of all parties are for the
Union. There will not be a single man elect
ed to the Convention from the Thirty counties
of this division of the State who favors seces-
sion. Mark that. The secessionists cannot
have ticket in half the counties. They have
no strength anywhere in this portion of the
State. In Sewer, Anderson, Roane, Scott,
Campbell and Morgan there is not single
disunionist to be found East Tennessee is all
rsht
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CoNvIcTED.-Guy F. Seely, indicted Tor an
assault with intent to commit murder, at
Mooreville, some time last fall, has been tried
and convicted, The facts, as developed in the
trial of the case, are, in substance, as follows:
1t appears that some time before the assault
was committed, Seeley and his wife separated.
After the separation Seeley solicited and OBJ
tained an interview with Mr.. John A. Craw-
ford, who, at the time, was confined to his
room with a broken leg and requested him to
write letter to his (Seely's) wife, who was
then in Forbestown, expressing sentiments oil
love for her, and to show him the answer, if he
received one, as he wanted to get enough evil
dence against her to enable him TO obtain a
divorce Mr.. Crowford refused to have any
thing to do with the matter but subsequently
wrote letter to Mrs. Seeley, informing her Of
the proposition which Seeley had made, and
expressing general regard for her welfare
Seeey happened to be in Forbestown when
when the letter arrived-tuok it from the Of
fce-opened and read it. He then went to
Moorevie, exhibited the letter to several
friends and expressed determination to kill
Crawford for writing letters to his wife. He
then went to Crawford's room and charged
him with receiving letters from his wife, and
threatened to kill him unless he gave them up.
Crawford denied having any such letters in his
possession, whereupon Seeley drew a navy re-
volver and discharged 1.-THE ball passing
close by Crawford head, without taking effect.
Dr. Olds and others, hearing the report of the
pistol, rushed in and prevented Seeley from
firing again. He was sentenced, on Monday
last. to the State Prison for the term of one
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WHAT JACKSON WOULD HAVE DoNE-If
the Louisianians had stolen the U. S. Mint
during his administration, he would have made
it a peppermint before he got through with
them.-Sdn Francisco Call.
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RoMANTIc-W learn from the Red Bluff
Independent that a couple were married on
horseback at Lassens' on the 9th inst The
ceremony was solemnized in the stage road
leading from Red Bluffs to Marysville, about
nine o'clock P. NJ. the whole bridal party
which was. large, remaining seated or their
horses during the time. The happy couple
were Mr. Wm. A. Montgomery and Miss
Louisa Long, both of Butte county. 1t was a
runaway match, and is an exempllfication of
the trite saying that " love laughs at lock
smiths"
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SECESSION ExrRAoRDINARY.-The Oregon
Statesman says that Gen. Lane has patch
of mud, by courtesy called a claim, between
Roseburg and Winchester. This favored spot
has seeded from the rest of the world. Toll
gates are erected on each side of his field, and
all foreigners passing through there are re-
quired to pay tribute at the rate of 81 for a
wagon and two bits for horseman.''
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Or spear Hydraulic Press.
have been narymint left" by the Eternal"
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BRIDGE.-We art sorry to learn that a con-
troyersy has arisen between Gen Moore and
Mr. Lathrop, regarding the right to build
bridge across Feather River at this place
Gen Moore, we understand, claims the right,
from the fact of his owning the land lying on
the opposite side of the river. Mr.. Lathrop
bases his claim upon Charter or Grant here
tofore made by the Board Of Supervisors. The
matter comes up again before the Board of
Supervisors on Wednesday reXt, when, we
hope, it will be decided one way or the other
The interest of the town, the farmers on the
other side Of the river, and the travelling pub
lie, demand the building of bridge; but, un-
less the rights of rival claimants can be settled
we fear that it will be some time before one is
built. Compromise, gentlemen, and build the
bridge.
TAXES = The Board of Supervisors, on
Thursday last, levied the taxes for the year
1861. The total tax, State and county,
amounts to 81 35 on the 500 90, and is ap-
porioned to the different funds, as follows:
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THEATRE.-On Thursday night last the ccle
brated actress. Mrs. Julia Dean uayne, played
" Lucretia Borgia with her usual Success
Notwithstanding the slight notice given, the
Theatre was filed and among the audience
we noticed the fair faces OF goodly number
of ladies. Considering the circumstance of
the late arrival of the Company, allowing but
little time for preparation, and badly lighted
Theatre-we thnk-she maintained her reEu
tation as a star. Last night she personated
Julia" in the Hunchback."
PRIZE DEAwING.-Don't forget the Grand
Prize Drawing of S. r. Rosenthal, of the cor
ner Cigar Store, which comes off on Saturday,
March 9th, but go to the stOre-examine the
prizes, and buy for one dollar, ticket which
may draw a prize worth from one to forty
dollars.
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FIEE.-On Wednesday last, about three
O'Clock P. NJ, fire broke out in a building
situated on Bird street, below Pine, owned by
j. D. Malson, and used as a hay depot. 1t
contained about twenty-five tons of hay, which.
together with the building, was entirely con
sumed. About Is tons of the hay belonged
to James Robinson, of Bate Creek, on whom
the principal loss will fall, as the building was
comparatively worthless. The origin of the
fire is matter Of speculation. as none was
kept about the premises.
KILLED. - We learn from the National
Democrat that Daniel Price, brother of I.
y. Price of the Gold Ridge Ditch, was cover
ed up by cave Wednesday afternoon and
killed. He was working on the south side OF
the town of Camptonvillc, near the road, and
was under the water and gravel more than hall
an hour. He was in the ground sluice at the
time, and had to be washed out. He leaves a
wife and three children.
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ToNsoRIAL.-lf you want your HAIR Crr in
manner that becomes you-your head SnAMrooFp
with article that thoroughly removes the dand
ruff, and stimulates the capillary organs of the hair
or DELIGHTFUL SHAVE with the Accompaniment
of the purest Hair Oil, Cologne Pomadcs, Hair
TONES and Cosmetics: if you wart a clean com
Portable Bath, a Warm Bath a Cold Bath a Shove,
Bath, Salt Bath, a Sulphur Bath, or a Perfumel
Bath, call at "FERGUSON'S Hair Cutting Head
quarters Montgomery street next doorto corner
Myers street. d25tf
Persons long afflicted who have yany tried many
expedients to eradicate disease are but too apt
to give way to dependency and reinquish all hone
of cure Even when remedy that has cured thou
sands is plsced within the reach, they exclaim Oh
it is of no use, nothing win cure me, This is folly.
wilful sacrifice of health, the greatest Of temporal
blessings such morbid feelings peculiarly Obtain
among sufferers from scrofula, cutaneous and erur-
tive diseases, arising chiefly from the disfguiug
and often repulsive features of these malsdies Let
those who are thus afflicted arouse from their letl
argy and resort to SANps' SAEsArAR1LLA. they
will then experience in their own persons the heal
ing influence and reinvigorating properties ofdis
ItlHcuN.
re- Mrs. Winslow, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician has a soothing syrup l1
children teething, which greatly facilitate tuern
cess Of teething, by softening the gums. reducing
al inflammation, will alay all pain and is sure 10
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers il
will give rest to yourselves and relief and health
your infants. Perfectly safe in all eases. See ad
vertisement in another column.
Halls sars"p"IilIa yellow Doc5 and
Iodide Potass is prepared from the fines, rzd
Jamaica Sarsaparilla and English Iodide Of Pats-s
admirable a restorative and purifier of tie
blood it cleances the system Of all morbid asd im
pure matter-removes pimples, boils, and eriptiau-
from the skin-cures rheumatism and pains of all
kinds. All who can afford should use it as it tend
to give them strength and prolongli Sold ly
druggists generally, at 81 ,o0 per bottle.
r. HALL& CO., Proprietor,
Wholesale Druggists, l43 and l35 Clay street
a2l-6m San Francisco
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ATTENTION: SIR KNIGHTS,

The Oroville Commandery of Knight Templars.
No.5, will llassemble at Masonic Hall on the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month. Sir rKniclts
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con
venent. .GRlDIEY. &C.
FRANK JOHNSON Re order.
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Total. 81. ..23j.
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RAGuN, LAu.os.s. -
go bbls. Cincinnati Common WaiskYI.
- bbls. common GIN and French BRANDT
'hr ShHg iss; h'aH'''' and 0'''d SHsSof
Shalt pipes Holland GIN;
20 bhis. Port and Madeira WiHA.
- bbls. and haif bbls Blackberry, Chsyr3
and Ginger BRANDY.
Shalt bbls. German BITTERS.
q b RR.d fns Virginia Apple and r'''s
ss sI I sosthsr sR Apple BRANDY.
bids. prime SHOULDERS .nd sIpas.
t.saS seheetsJ's sussr-sured wosld'a 1si,
,so sa aAMsi HAks.
g siorce. ,nd bbIs. prime Western LARD.
100 BIS, ezra 9, 3. A. Crushed and rovasr'|
geo sbIs. So: sH sHI hAgKHxH;I
asE. D. CHxEsg
600 ebls; Fins, s1gsrfns and Family FLOUR.
shsif bpis WHITE FISH.
" bbis. Cubs aud N. Orleans A0LASslS.
:. pass R,o and LaSasyra ooS5Es.
sos DEAtJOHNs.
90 bundles wrapping rwIIk.
50 boxes Chalk and powhAsan FIPlM
fSV hays SHOT.
Xsdoxen BLOOMS.
leee gross MATCHES.
20 dozen BARREL 0OVkES,
~ dozen BUCKETS.
10 dozen Cedar OBS.i
$50 boxes TOBACCO
500 rsams WRAPPING FAFEK.
60 kegs SAL. sCDA.
80 EGGS BICARS. 4ODA.
SCI ksgs NAILS
$500 CIGARe.
is half che sts Green and Black PA,
rs boxes li:ehelps CANDLES.
80 boxes A3aEantine CANDLES,
Colgato'e Defensive and Fancy SOAP.
ask thu attention Of the trade to the above
stock, wn.sh assirs tc sell for cash.
THOMAS JONES,
nv sa-SD No Tatu strsst.
~ TUBS FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTEh,
Gsf very Superior article, Just received from
ang gusts eounty, for sale at 2s cents retail by
!. &. ROBERTSON,
Corner Franklin and Governor ats.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY for Disrrhce, in bot
ties 10 its
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VIRGINIA HOE EAe
SIN II n

eTAUNTOz.
che VIRGINIA HOTEL, 80 extensively kaova
70 the travelling public one Of the very best dc.
VIM II. 3 THOs. r. PEYT0N, Who win devote
II possible, the high reputation which 1t at pres
eat sustaiDs, ami viii leave nc egertion Enem
ployed to render their grssts satisfied end com
portable. Tins recent adGitione pat TO this ssssb
ishment enable the proptistoTs to accosiIaod SIC
much larger number OF guests thsa formerly
The Whole building iH shs ,Rfssss and sxssTTs11
and looks now GOOD AS NEW.
NJ. WI. b. diLKssoN, 81. an sSpsrisnest
s as Who S p
avery attention to those stopping at the Hotel.
Capable and faithful servants are also provided
20 ensure the comfort Ct guests. The Table viii
oonnsessd with tn. Ho,sl are extensive Sta
veil known fcr their experiences and efficiency In
his department Ecrses will be taken on livery
and Horses, Buggies, and Hacks Will DO aHordsr
to guests on reasonable terms.
The PrOpr1stOrs afa we'll prepared to sceoE1cso'
axss families who wish 70 spend the summs;
months In TIL. healthy. portion Of ths State.
good and sonfoztsSls bedding Il any house in ii.
State.
In shis Hotel there are two Of fisiding's new
and excellent marble. hsdded, and patsat-cash
BATHING ROOMS have just been neatly fitted up
VIZ II. fxYToN. who has been so long con
nected with this Hotel, win devote hts whole st
II thankful for the liberal patronage hsrssofors
bestowed, and would respectfully ask sont'p
dAnss OF the esma.
T NM Il f PRYTSSs }Proprisses,.
M. "a, Heass; siso. the St1ss e AnAMs cos Gx
S;snnton. March Is lssi, A. nti
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.N,Il nBhs. cow uON " MisMEEnv.
50 bsls common Frsnoh BRANDH.
q casks casks Very sns cognse BRANDY,
10 half barrels GIngsr BRANDY
sshsi e ao;.,s sq 19ss German s'rrhhs'
s kals yipes Henri ssssy and otsrd BRANDY
. s ssi: very s ina ffs ssss ssANDY
~ cask. 2 r, Madeira. Sherry ana malaga
$50 bbl.' &, ex.ra G. B. A and yellow Coffee
Zoe bills Cui, Les, and Crushed SUGAR.
100 bbs New V orleans KoLAssEs. superior
q sss VIZ ssgss es "a: H SJhHE,a
-, g BIZ Nos i, a. and 4; "a
ZOE tiercss, barrels and kegs choice Lear
30 hid. Sides Shoulders and Hams BACON
2s hbas choice n o SUGAR.
100 dozen BRoOEs. all sizes,
&C heroes cnoioe new RICE,
100 q DOZEN Sos sucTKkTs..
900 sacks coarse and fne SALT,
50 kegs Bread SODA,
IS IS KEY kegs W Wa, ,sh RPgFM SODA
1Ss DSskssss esoies arssn and Black TEA.
500 boxes manufactured ToB .CCO,
500 boxes Par Hna, Ada nsu!i, end Tsiiow
CANDLES,
So bass sPiC PEPPER and GINGER.
500 resins Wrapping PApEE, c,ncp,
wv NC coFFEE. MUSTARD and YEAST POW
10000 Principe tIGAss.
Shoe Brushes; Lines, Of an kinds; Wrsppios
Twine; Fig Blue; Fancy Soap; sslaEatus, Soda:
Shoe Taof Pipes; ' %x Amos oHHs sSo
~ lie. 18th St bst .sau s.in aud Cary
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CALICO AND SILK There are people, we
kaoE. who dss , s. cdllcD Tnsy igu ,rs even
q knowipage of is asp cts and q nilitieS-very
good We have no wish 10 gu ARIEL with 'htir
taste /, Is well for sociary that tastes differ ;
and that with tbs progress OF luxury and
means, that difference occasions desires that
al our stores With CAV robes, sha wis, man
tiiits. etc Increase the exsrtions of II de, aid
an inpetas III commercial enterprise. and 81
swell the nationaF wealth. Bat apart fro n
ell these ccnsidera i,ns. why shontd not q
modest woman look as well in calico It's in
siigf
Is there not As much real beauty, arts ical.
IL speaking IN form clad gracefully IN one
article, MS 8 form l4o more grace fully clad, IN
another7
There are women, no doubt, SO mn con-
trol!.d By tn. mere dcta OF fashion, and they
,'es piee common sense Tney admire nothing
but what is costly. Thew prefer ancient eic-
Sance 20 any rhiSg new, which does not go be-
you'd Il good Taste, and durable substance -
It's "a foolish and vain prsrence, and adds
nothing to sensible lady 20 credit for sound
ia iginsnt. Ia trr n. il makes little difference
what II atarial woman wears. so II suits ihe
tim and her own social position. b. ii cali
CO Ut silk, 1t Is the w Jm IN that ltorns the
dress--nUi the dres 8 the woman.
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TasvaLug CT rvp RisoLETs "A corrsepon-
dent from Ham usg tells thu following:
Ic,ono' cl1sa without giving you a rich
y.ece Of scandal in shopsee VII G. tif. that has
been the towns am n A m Mt for - IN" days -
Ii -ve on aver heard n! a sur to recover IN
value of iw ringiets Ii yon have not 30"
CIR, hind US The cass - THE: Tue prstty
6su.htar of poor r1er .hrnt OF this pis CT
ho-es.v ana Il rally atied her family VITA
nnr earnings az s Dress cutter snt a. ar, sslo
IN he pursuit OF hr cccuraiio" tp quently
b d 10 make small pcrcnsses IN 3 shop stu.
atei ia the cid rart OF The ci > the hop 10
q ,a zion iced in the presence of yoGng
nni tshins ctark WnJ p ,reuis were ia 10y
circ inns .ances
TIE Clerk, guided by sentiments ! will not
undrr take 20 aual,zs, had oftan begged our
pretty dressm sker tn give him oGe OF her
b en'tfni r,ngi~.s INT su'at1 'rsuatitt
refused, az any clever Miss N CHIT very RICH lily
90 Ia. u,y-r che e 40 mv.n,ng our enter
Irisi,s f.ifnd the clrIk carried his ] ke so
fsrist flourish q p ir OF scissors, rs h" very
IaEeiv Sail after var By way Of Il ] IL, Iii
rather too close proximity 10 the yon x nal
d-ns bowling LOCKS, and fate would have IL
tIat two very fine ris glets from among the
nGynber feI, int, his L md.
The father Of tn girl now appears npon
the scaee AMI 81 tims the snug little sum OF
j 500 silver marks for damages Inc clerk
has ri d To compromise by y y,ng 40 marks
b 1t 20 no plrp )ss, and tne Coart- must 20 "
decide the va ne Of this new Rape OF the
l. ;cks.
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sSsrn AAk.. 49, 80 A4 Hs;.,xatyss
QNvX PROCESS ID. W. jon -. pas.

xD rysY, hAvtn2 the nGht TOR the tpvvs
aasa ~ s,aktpr Teeth. Asa b&i1g eatts1s1 sftss
sSScisis sapsTicsity over ALI oshef nssheds, e.
Vith ~ adense es0mend u 70 thcae asststsx TEL
- SissSsis1s "a With these they. are Aew ssin4 <
~ pss4sss aAAptatioa Of .hs flsts % TIE nssss.
sHSest sse 81 more tessk uBkest aANs. fhts ne.
insd Aavinx hess $1,000 ~ those ssAsSisx hse.
- n the bro1eaAicAs uss1A - osgts sss01s =
sSese uiahins = go xAAms 49, efSeelA. On see
. any sslef llaAA WI. g sssnA y 100 re q.
wv fsssSH - Ssslss g - ~ sss M.
3As : = ssssA sssssss e,.ss.,,,,s
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NV deceas. hncie. says a humeroGs writer,
WAS h. most polite gentleman in the world
H. Was N tEiug Voy 1ge on the Danube, III d
the 'at sunk: all the passengers went to the
bottom NY uncle WAS inst at the point Of
ar wing ii gct hi- h above the water
tor once, took off hi Ii ~, and said "L9dies
and gen tismtn. you IN aat please excuse me :"
aud do gp he Went.
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EXECUTiNk DhPA kTMbNT,{
RyogHONp, VA, June u, ISL
THE DUTIES INVOLVED IN SUPPLY.
/ ING the troops In the held with Small Arms
fiaid Sytiiiery. and Ammunition therefor, requir
M division Of labor, the following order 10 -
susd: -
.nna IN aftand 10 the isscs Of rms, both Artiiis
" and Small Arms, belonging TO this stste, And &c
&c manufacture OF Field Carriages and Ceissons
,indiao he manufacture OF Percussion Caps and
be issuiug oil the same, will be attended to BY
hs Ordinances Department Of ths southsrn Con
.adsTScy, for which purpose go much OF the Am
nnnittoa as is now on hand ii the Armory, and the
oresaut accommodation for further manufacture
- SmmEnition as il now appropriated for that
purpose by this state, be turned over TO the Con
ederats authorities during the continuance OF
ne war
The Colonel OF Ordnance of Virginia will make
hs necessary Arrangements TO carry ont the fore
gCsng efce. JOHN LkfGdAA.
Ia &--SS
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MsKfRG EIEE9iR-To eight &c liens CT clear
rain water I'D thre' quarts Of moiassee; pat
idto 2 good ca-k shake we'll 4 few times, ia n
& ID two or three spe infuss OF good seast cakes.
] in sam ner, plce the cGza IL thu sun; If III
winter, near The chi'nney, where il miy
W ,rm. In ten or ti;t-ei Gays add u this
liquid shea; Of brownrap- torn III strips,
d,pprai in tnT .sses, an good vinegar Will De
produced. TIE spec vii i'll this way, form
what is called me "moth,r," oI nfs OF lino-
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IN VIRGINIA, Nay nd, lisa.
~Ssvtss ~ assigned BY his Exsslisney IN
4oy.vnnr 81 the State, and Advisory Counctl. to
sho som mand for the present, Of such vel ntccFs
s.n., WarVis1d e may OFFER their s1rvices, the
.~S.r.ioned advises Immediate organization tk.o
scmpanfss OF not less than ffty men. who WIZ
NJ OF election wiz DO returned 10
,he comma ding ohicer. who win forthwith pro-
surs the proper commissions. :, A.. o.r..,, an.
s,rst ~ m second Lieutenant. four Sergeants,
our Gorporaa and :. least fo5tyvSS
u.n int nav lose no time In psrfecttng their
Innsrsns e. Ss 90 , ,ns as ise e
Ne old Ma z, md ns1saua Line Of day, ..
ia ths grand ''0id Maryland Contineuisls. .:
i7ys eet "a example Of loyalty, discipline sno
.an,,sgs 20 be emufatsd but not surpassed ~ oar
'Iotns'' " s FRANCIS J. THOMAS,
ss.. Col Commanding