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The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20

WHY Is milkman like Pharaohs daugh-
ter? Because he takes little profit ont of
the water
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20

An old bachelor says that marriage was in
slltu'ed for no other purpose than to prevent
men from sleeping diagonally in the bed.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20
Probate Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
y -.ns having demands against the estate Of
David VI Harris, deed. late Of Butte County. Cal,
To- present H. n propery avonched. 10 the under
signed within ten months from this date in ORC.
vale, OF they viii be forever barred
/. VAN ORDEN. 4
Orovie, July 18th. 1857
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20

FAILING stars are near the earth the fixed
are far of in the heavens. \ radiant cloud is
most beautiful to behold, but it is the dark
one that gives the fertiliziug shower.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20
Surgical instruments

Surgical Instruments !
SILK STOCKINGS AND TRUSSES.
Amrutating Instruments.
Post MoTtem instruments
IrepannInC Instruments.
Obsterical Instruments.
Dissecting instruments,
Cupping Instruments,
Eye Instruments.
Pocket Instruments,
Speculums, Stetboscones.
Tonsil Instruments Breast Pines
BouCies and Catheters. Polvpus Forcens
Syringes. Patent Blasrie Prphang<
Abdominal Supporters. six Stockings
SuspenSory Baadages. silk Knee Caps,
fheIps IruSses, six Anklets,
Sha>e Irusses, French Trusses.
Halls Trusses Infants Trlsses
Marsh Radical Cure TrVss shoulder Braces. etc
Marshs Improved Truss
We are receiving the above Goods by steamer
direct from Eastern Manufacturers. and offer them
for sale at the lowest prices.
X. HI. MCDONALD s. CO.,
importing Wholesale Druggists.
jars SACRAMENTO.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20
Butte iO.d and Silver Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK
" holders OF the above named Company. that
the regular Annual Meeting for the Election Of
Trustees, viii be holden
al THE COMPANH'S OFFICE al CHEROKEE
FLAT between the hours Of and 1 O'Clock NJ.
By order Of Board II Trustees.
CHARLES WALDYER
s'V'+t Secretary.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20
Notice.

IN tcKSC ANCE OF \ PUBLIC NOTICE
Il published for 80 days according 10 law an a..
seSsment Of One hundred dollars was levied upon
each share Of the Stock Of the - and So Quartz
Mining Compa Y, and whereas, there remains IN
paid the assessment upon each sad every share and
fractional share Of stock Of Sd Company: Ii is bv
the Trustees ordered. that all of the stock Of
each and every share and fractional share Of stock
in the said company be sold At auction 10 the high
est bidder according 70 law, at the Office Of the -
and % Quartz Mining Company. Yankee Hill. Butte
County, on MONDAY the 9Th fay Of October 4
u. 1852, at II o'clock NJ. Of that day.
GEO. P. GRANEY. Sec'y.
Yankee Hill sent. 7fh l>ss.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20

THE DEFENsEs OF WAsHINGroY-A CORE.
spondent of the Providence Journal enumer-
ates the following as portion of the defenses
of Washington:
Fort Greble, Is guns Fort Carroll and
redoubt Ii guns; Fort Snyder, guns Fort
Stanton, 10 guns; Fort Rickets, guns Fort
Good Hope, guns Fort Baker, guns; Fl.
Davis, guns Fort Dupont, guns; Fort
Meigs, 10 guns Fort Mahem, 10 guns Fort
Lincoln, 10 guns; Fort Thayer, guns Fort
Saratoga, s guns; Fort Bunker Hill, s guns
Fort Totten and redoubt, IA guns; Fort Slo-
cum, 10 guns Fort Massachusetts, 10 guns
Fort De Russey, guns Fort Pennsylvania,
II guns; Fort Gaines, guns Fort Ripley,
guns ; Fort Alexander, guns Fort Frank
lin, ) guns. Batteries, Vermont, guns
Martin Scott, gun; Cameron, guns. To-
tai, 2ll guns
kept hotel where he used to say one could
get anything that was ever made to cat. One
day in came Yankee who asked old Rowe
what he could give him for dinner.
Anything sir" said old Rowe, anything
from picked elephant to a canary birds
tongue"
"Wa'al," said the Yankee, eyeing Rowe,
"l guess Ill take piece of picked elephant"
Well, we've got EN- got EN- all ready.
right here in the house. but you'll have to take
whole 'un cause We never cut EN-"
The Yankee thought he would take some
Goldfish and potatoes.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20

kNIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
w span and capacity erected, and material
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20

~ " y. n = --AA - - eNA
800 lbs Ext. Licquorice.
800 lbs best Gum Arabic
loo lbs Turky Opium and
IOdide P0tasSa.
80 ozs Sulphate Qlinine
100 ozS Strycnine.
80 oZs Sulph. Morphine
100 ozs Nit. Silver. pure
100 ozs Iodide Mercury,
$50 lbs Calomel,
100 lbs Blue Pills,
100 lbs Nercu. Ointment
IS lbs Chloroform,
Tartaric Acid,
l25 lbs Nitric Acid,
800 lbs Spirits NitTe,
275 lbs Aqua Amonia,
100 lbs Sulphuric Ether.
1900 los Nitric Acid,
5000 lbs Sulphuric Acid
600 lbs Muria:lc Acid.
Oil Burcamot. pure,
Oil Lemon. pure,
Oil WintergIeea, pure,
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20
Notice.

TE7HE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY To THE
ID Board Of Supervisors At thejr next meeting,
ior renewal Of their license to collect toll On their
bridge across West Branch Feather River.
o u. EVANS 4 co.
Yankee Hill. jane Is. Io62
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20

PRINTED AT THE LOWEST
- rates At the RECORD OFFICE.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20

$500 lbs Blue Vitrol.
5000 los Sal Epson,
5000 lbs Alum.
1000 lbs sulphur.
500 lbs Tapioca.
$500 lbs Super Carb Soda,
100 lbs Alex Senna.
. 500 lhs Sulphafe Potash
I 45O lbs Carb Amonia,
10 kegs Pearl Barley.
{ , kgs Jamaica Ginger
1900 lbs Grim Tartar pure
900 lbs Flaxseed,
/ 500 lbs FlaXseed ground
POO lbs Balsam Copaiba
I l75 lbs Gum Camphor,
81 lbs Gum AsafHtida
+ 100 lbs Gum Scammony
Gamboge Mastic Myrrh
Tragaconth and Guaiac.
iChloride Lime,
Sugar Lead.
Seidlitz Powders, etc.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20
Insolvency Notice.

Aug. 9Th, 1862.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-20
Justices Summons.

Aug. 9Th ISG2
, 1862-03-22

Especial Correspondents Of the Chicsgo Tribune.1
JEFFERSON CIT, No., March 10, 1862.
Thinking that perhaps o few words from this
part Of the land Of Dixie would be Of some
interest to your numerous readers, I conceived
the idea Of penning you few lines concern
ing military matters In and about this once
former den Of traitors, but now, happily, un-
der the full protection Of the old stars and
stripes, made Eo by the unilinehing manner Of
Gen. McKean, former Commandant Of the
pest, but now Of the District Of Central Mis-
souri, backed by the men Of his command,
composed chiefly Of the sons Of iowa, Illinois
and Ohio, among whom can mention with
pride the 18th regiment Iowa Infantry, LIST
Iowa Cavalry, 47th Illinois, and 5th Ohio Bat
te1y, Ill Of which are relieved from this post,
and hare taken up the line Of march for more
Southern seccsh- The 1st Iowa Cavalry
composed, I understand, in great part Of the
boys chiefly about Burlington, some Of whom
were formerly attaches Of the Burlington and
Chicago Railroad lis really one Of the finest
regiments Of cavalry ever saw, every mem-
ber Of which is willing ut any moment to lay
down his life, if need be, for his country, cs-
pecia'1y among Company c, whose members
70 some extent are representatives OF the G.
Il B. R. Z. Never have seen better drilled
company, better disciplined or q Drawer lot Of
men congrcgated together; aud as they are
now, with the balance Of their regiment, in the
southwest part Of the State, you may expect
to hear Of some thrilling adventures by Ibis
regiment. The Commandant could not have
selected better body Of men to perform the
business required Of them, if he had searched
the service throughout. Even whilst stationed
here they have been sent out on scouting ex-
petitions, never returning but with many
prisoners md any quantity Of ammunition,
guns and stores.
, 1862-03-22

D The great pie1 at Hilton Head, s. C. now
completed, is upwards Of !, 400 feet in length,
the width being 20 feet, and the head, some
times called the 7, being $50 feet long. The
workmanship throughout is Of the most
solid kind. To sustain it, more than one
thousand pine trees have been cut down, their
trunks drawn from three to four miles, aud
driven far down into the sand, so that no yio-
lcnce, either Of mad seas or mad men, will be
likely to displace them. The largest ships
that have Jet been there can run up alongside
of this pieran discharge their cargoes with a.
most as much ease as at any Of the piers in
New York. TIE structure is worth at least
S100, Goo to the Government, and will soon
yield saving Of several times that sum in the
time Of 1oadipg and unloading chartered veg
eels. The work has I'LL been done By serrelrs
corps Of volunteer engineers, who, during the
earlier stages Of the enterprise, labored night
and day, Sundays and all.
, 1862-03-22

70 yea1S ag1; 1asscpt t is st5ugg?e BE- BE-
gan ~ or oo yeaxs ago. Every nation h3s faced
1t once II 1es aie. England faced 1t when the
c4yas1er and The puritan came u contact at
Naseoy' Ntanec laced 1t nearly ~ yeafs ago,
and = as not ended YET. "e nave @ ne-
gun II" LIE Is Ns ePoeh o. 1atne' ne
eentn coMes Up 10 xae aou1nElh oank
OF your fotomae, Without e1tner !, !9ea,
mahnlo1s o5 money-noiolsg uns ..:t' IN ansa'
anu Inc NoTtA goes up Win men' m1ni1Uas, 9aa .I1,
money, anu aa1or G9netAs-tae unty .ang
ahe lacks ls an aae2; lLaugnter an4 aRPIl ~ +
i1c Gontsst ls W 4a'e sasa, onE 49, ~; ~;
Elayeho1aess ara me people. l. ni:o nSser mhnt III
cease. suuuef Goasdess 1a:1s af ,sa4 "nae
unces Icy Psse-ene P.s 49, ,1aas35 F5
may !'lsu. m1at WI som PROMISES ax t2,aEn E a4s
eul ~ ueoFi ;Saa -. cgse ~ @ n tho ~
olAsl va ~ 4oe"ie u'o' un'n onS VI 'ns otae'
gocs unas1, n
1hI eAsAf Issue os ao-o
What belIeVe-ls on trial to day ls ihe effort
Of our fathe1e to hare aslstoGrasg ana aemoc-
racy dwell together IN the United states. l
believe they tried to mold into one democracy
pn allen @ institution, and, for one, @ thank God d
fhaf ls6l comes up to tie record ana says It It
Is failure. 1applausel tnat me sA'e csaases
OF me ConsInnno1 arc ouIeea oeyoun Iesu1- 3 +
rectlon. oo 4ot neheVe, however, Inat .3s Il i
an experiment., pehe'e II Mls dong anu ssaa.sq. !sa
Ano1I Eeems to me, os sMeely psgun 1aels ans
Waf-or Wltaont slaNe1y Il cquao nsse1 nIse
nGEn -IGe G1oFe1nmenL las 4 flSQL,
, 1862-03-22

the "go'ng down. Of the same .day's sun,
followed, to his last and welcome rest,
the spirit Of GEORGE FLOWER
Atouching letter, communicating the par
ticulars Of Mr. Flowers death, was read at
the meeting Of tAe Chicago Historical Society,
held On Tuesday 1sst- The following appro-
rriatc and deserving tribute, passed by the
Society, We have pleasure In placing it our
columns:
WHEREAS, This Society has received from the
family Of the late GEORGE FLOWER the painful
tidings Of his recent death, ut an advanced age,
tnry has been honoaabiy devoted to the welfare Of
this, his adopted, State;
Nghtened and mnnlfcent founder Of the sue
cessful colony Of English settlers at Albion,
t. IT, Edwards county, i t5is State, founded n
Of African colonization; as m Intelligent, high.
hts adopted country and - institutions, seeking
bcst interests Of mankind, to whose advancement
be freely dedicated his superior talents and ample
fortune; pnambitionso Of Office or preferment, and
gitled nature, merits distinguished place on tie
roll Of the founders and beneaetors Of th's State
whose institutions he assisted to shape. and whose
pno 70 Rss g
RaaEed, That the members Of this Society
entertain grateful sense Of the varons aud e.
teeDcd services rendered to its objects BY Their
honored friend and associate, and especially n ms
finished ard able memorials, recently prepared foz
this Society. of the English Colony as Asoaon; IL
Rsstlred, That this Society deem It dus and fit,
Rg hs aa lie g. eTss
ties orn tine manhood, adofaing prosperity BY a
, 1862-03-22
ConfrAf1Hmd9.

4 correspondent out at Manassas writes:-
Contrabands, like the magnetic needle, sin
cline to the pole,'' and make fast time toward
the regins explored by Sir John franklin.
We accosted one whose very intense blackness
commended Kim as a genuine, unadulterated
scion Of Africa: "Wherc do you hail from ?''
"Culpepcr Courthouse, Bah" "What
news do you bring?'' "Nothing, nassa, 'cept
dars a man lost 2 mighty good nigger dar this
mornin', and guess he dun lose some more
fore night.''
, 1862-03-22

- King caucus still rules on the q. 8.
senatorship question at Columbus, Ohio. At
the third adjourned Caucus last Wednesday
evening, the 3sth ballot was reached, when
Mr.. Wade received II votes, his highest yet,
and majority Of two Of the whole number
cast. But the Caucus had several weeks ago
decided that nomination should only be
made by majority Of the Republican aud
Union members, present and absent, and so
Mr.. Wade still lacked two votes Of triumph.
The caucus adjourned to next week Thursday
, 1862-03-22
eW@ The Monitor. notwithstanding he

~ The Monitor, Notwithstanding her
Light draught Of water, enormous strength
and weight Of deck, side armor and revolving
turrct, carries upwards Of one hundred thous-
Eand pounds Of ballast to bring her down to
her present fighting draught. The weight Of
the turret is upwards Of one hundred tons,
and the gun-slidcs, composed Of strong
wrought iron beams, form part Of the massive
turret- Thcrecoil Of the guns will according
II be checked by such an enormous amount
ofmattcr that the Monitor, instead Of being Of
limited capacity, is capable Of ying guns Of
the largest Size.
, 1862-03-22
EA Washington alspateh SAYS:

into tho prophetic business seai1. ne Is now "a
this city, &1d expresses the opinion .sAat the:
rebele viii. be-: heatah WttkiA: lAe; ;Hsxt : thspe
The notorious Ill success ef Russelrs
prophecies leads us to hope that the above ia
not cotfectly rcpoxted.
, 1862-03-22

W John B. Heaton and wife, from Brant-
ford, G. ", on their way to visit friends at
Franklin, Ind, were drugged and robbed
at Union City, on the Bellefontaine road, and
arrived at indianapolis desperately insane in
consequence. The police we're required to
keep them from doing themselves harm. They
we're taken to their friends, and will probably
be restored to reason when the effects Of the
drug are worked of.
, 1862-03-22

EMANClPATI0N1 n TEE DISTRICT |
OF COLUMBIA.
The hill for the abolition Of slavery in |
tho District Of Columbia is being debated !
in the Senate from day to day. It appro-
PIRATES a sum Of money 10 indemnify I'LL
owncrs who can prove their loyalty. Many
slaves in the District belong to rank seccs-
sionists, some Of whom are in the the Con-
fede<ate service.
No law that Congress could pass would
give more general OF hearty satisfaction to
the people than one to abolish slavery at
theFcderal Capital It has been an cye.sore
and an annoyance to the people Of the
Free States from the commencement The
presence Of the foul thing is reproach
and disgrace to the Republic. lt1owers
our nation in the estimation Of foreign
powers. Their ministers to this country
are shocked to fnd, on coming to the
American caritel, that slavery exists there.
It makes our Government appear to the
Representatives of other nations as but half
civilized, like Turkey or Brazil It is as.
tonishing that Congress has tolerated sla-
very in the District for 90 many years, Re-
spect for the public opinion Of civilized
nations, If nothing else, ought to have
caused Its abatement long ago.
The absolute power Of Congress over
this subject in the District, is clear aud IN
doubted. The Constitution confers on Con-
g1ess the authority "to exercise exclusive
Legislation in oil cases whatsoever over such
District" &C. And unless the power to re-
move slavery be in Congress, it exists no.
where, which is proposition that the most
bigoted doughfacc will hardly venture to
affirm. And the right to abate it as i mil
sance is the more obvious when il is seen
that slavery has no legal existence in the
District, and never had. It has lived by
liberation and usurpation, and not by posi-
tive law.
The advocates Of slavery in the District
rest their argument for its validity on 4 decd
Of ccssion from Maryland. They contend
that as slaTe1y existed in Maryland at the
lime this territory passed under the excIu.
k0-"@N@s~oAA VI Liz 1uAANA ItkAt*@ot kAS
slave laws Of that State attached to the Dis
trict-
The act Of Congress declared that the
operation OF the laws Of maryland shall
not be affected by this acceptance until the
time fixed Tor the removal Of the Govern.
ment thereto, and until Congress shall b,
law otherwise provide But giving tt
this language the utmost latitude, it wouli
only permit slavery to rcuain Their
until Congress shall otherwise pro
vida,n and not day longer There
fore, by their own showing, ther
Is, nothing TO hinder Congress iron
abo1hhing It at any time. But it turns ou
on investigation, that there was no statut
in Maryland at the time Of the cessio,
which warranted the holding Of any ~ na
tive born inhabitant" as slave, whateve
the race or complexion. This fact was o.
tahished 1y Senator PomeroY Of Kansas
, 1862-03-22

- It is estimated that the tax on articles
Of consumption-such IS sugar, tea, spices,
meats, soap, oil, etc.,-a proposed in the bill
before Congress, will be equal to 81 q year to
each person, or s42 for o family Of six mem
bers. This is in addition to income tax and tic
tax put upon Injuries. A man Of family, hay
ing 81 0Da year salary, will hardly get of
with less than SIS tax levied in one way or an-
other
, 1862-03-22
The New York and Erie Railroad.
The Annual Report Of this Company gives {

gratifying exhibit Of the past years opera
tions. It has been the aim Of the receiver to
put the track and road bed in good order.
During his term, q, ,514 tons Of new rail have
been laid, equal to $50 miles, and 956, 600 new
Cross ties placed on t1iet1ack. The machinery
and cars have been fully kept up aud the mo-.
tive power considerably increased, the whole
equipment being in better condition than for
several years past. The expenses of operating
the road for the current year will be less in
proportion to the earnings than they have
been for the last two years, Notwithstanding
two disastrous floods last Fall, which materi-
ally Increased the expenses Of the first three
months Of the fiscal year.
, 1862-03-22
:. STEINER TEE AERoNAuT.-The Columbus
correspondent Of. the Philadelphia T4ai1r7

:. otEihHR TIE AERONAUT.-Ihe Columbus
correspondent Of, the: Philadelphia dQx1rer
eays:. -.
Captain Steiner, Of Professor loves Corps
OF observation, in the Government service, u
row at Cairo, With two large balloons and all
NECESSARY aPpuftenances for making recon-
to proceed with his work. Having boeu as-
stgMd field ID which to prosecute bis 1ahoEs,
which, under Professor Lowe; have, beoa 80
uniformly successful, lie. should be afforded m
opportunity TO fnfoKzn MS whether this cnetny
arc In certain positions: - stated, or moi Give
him the chance, and tho stsxy will sooh be
toll. But then what Can We expect xhe3 the
matter h. .leak 10 4AA scztnaiaaataon of o. or
two foeai1s, who have no time for 2aytaing
elec bnt to rEtpare official dispatches wherein
II largely fRmesr
, 1862-03-22

~ Judge Myron Il. orton, @ prominent
politician and lawyer Of Wisconsin, died at
Madison, on:the 18th, aged 50 years. he hid
been In decline about year.
, 1862-03-22

1H9 AE1U9 III E1f0 UHlIeN SkakEBs
The revised edition Of the q. S. Army Reg
lister for 1852, just issued, states the regular
army at s., 1918, and the volunteers army at
595, ,5e5. The regulars may be increased, un-
der existing laws, to Il sea, and the Tolun-
teers Indefinitely.
, 1862-03-22

Gen. Rosecrans has issued orders an
nouncing to the troops under his command
the probable carly coming OF Gen Fremont,
to' assume command of the new Mountain
Department" and directing them to be pre-
pared to report to the proper headquarters.
~ Jewett & Co., Grocery Auction House.
SC Dearborn street, sell ut 10 L. n, 800 pack
ages Candies, Soap, Starch, Herring, Coffee,
Tobacco and Ale. Also 100 packages Liquon,
etc. etc
, 1862-03-22

B The Eagle mill Of Cox & shellay, at
Bloomington, Ill, WA partially burned On the
18th inst; 1oss *, 900, ineprcd.
, 1862-03-22

Southern Letters,
An iDquisitiyc reporter, Tlo visited Aaras-
sas, states:
We ransacked the Tcbol quarters for hours,
picking up trophies and reading the interest
Ing correspondence Of the iir daughters Of
SeccsEia- johnny Parks, of Orion, Ala,
seemed to he Il particularly hiyhiy-.ayor=I
youth. and, We fear, was playing double with
the maids Of Orion. Many were the claims to
his affections, US attested By divers epistolary
documents. Urgent requests for Zone Of old
Abe's ears" or for Yankee Ecalp," were
among the most common Of the demands
from tue tender-lcarted dansels OF Dixie.
One ania1,'e miss acknowledged the receipt Of
Il letter which her valiant correspondent had
asserted Was written with "Yan}Scc blond"
md regretted much that it lad not been Lin
coins. Many documents were left for the
srecial perusal Of our boys. Cns Of them
read:
"If any damned Yankee shon1d occupy this
hut, would inform him that it has cost inc
mucl. labor, and some money have had a
good time in It, and in order that you may
have the same, leave you for your amuse-
1ncnt two ribs OF New York Fire zouaye,
for cas1incts. Yours, jim FERGUSON"
, 1862-03-22

u. . INA1{SHAL'S " -. u.
WHEELING, March 3th, 1852.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your paper dated you have para-
graph in which you confound names. You
state that Thomas Norton, son of the late
Marshal Of Western Virginia, On q visit from
the rebel army to this city, Was arrested BY the
citizens aid is now in jail have to say that
to my branch Of the Norton family, has ever
been known or suspected Of being rebel I
thank God That no drop Of my blood runs il,
tho veins Of any man who has proven false to
the Nation, at this its hour Of need.
The family to which 7 belong struggled
through the Revolution at the sacrifice OF for
tune taprocure and Becure to American citizens
the right Of se1fgoEtEnment: Their sentf-
ments have been transmitted and infused (Ci-
o1ogized) into all their sons. In no contin-
gency, By no possibility, lowevergreat the sac-
rii1ce, can they ever prove recreant to the Re-
publican principles secured to thsm.
We {my family) have and do offer ourselves
as victims, if necessary, to secure to our conn.,
try her unity, and By that unity her power to
preserve and extend liberty in the world. We
never filter nor waver, bnt pulsate with every
throb Of the nation's loyal heart for freedom
and progress.
To maintain and extend these cherished and
loved principles, Capt Thomas Norton (my
nephew) Joined the first loyal regiment Of
Virginia Volunteers, and the first company
raised in Virginia, and rs lieutenant Of that
company be served ont his time in the three
coptaincy in the regular army, where he now
is as true and loyal son1 us breathes.
Mypredecessor {the former Marshal, Jeffer-
son T. Martin, is rebel, as is also twe Of his
sons. 4 few days since one Of these, Thomas
Martin, was arrested and is now in my
custody
For heavens sake, separate ournames With
ia wall Of fire" from that Of the Martins and
treason, or repressors Of liberty.
Please make tliis correction emphatic and
complete. Very respectfully yours, &c,
E. b. NORTON, q. 8. Marshal
for the Western District Of Virginia
NoTE.-We GLADLY make the desired cor
rection, but the error originated with the
Wheeling 1nteuigencer. The confusion o.
names was far easier there than its correction
would be here, where neither had been known