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Sr. LOUIS, JUNE Ia, ls47.

To the ADJurAST GENERAL:
SIN enclose YOU printed article cut from the Missouri
Renubcan ostbis DAVIS date marked containing
tons against Lieut. Col Fremont which, If true will require
him to be cashered i do not believe ey are true but his
justification upon 6 ami as he cannot remain
In The with such accusations against him. and here
to attend TO his own justification, becomes duty attend
it for him. and to ask his immeu%te Feca"' ana general
The writer Of the article enclosed (marked Az is -
and give his witness to Justify the arrest OF Lieut.
Col Fremont, AMI o be examined on bis trial
also enclose printed articles marked and % to the
effect The former from nne LOUISVILLE journal and the
given out by ajor w. H. Emory, late Lieutenant OF lopo-
graphical Engineers upon which also ask the immediate
arrest and trial of Lieut. Col Fremont and give the name OF
The said Major Emory witness prove the charges in the
papers aud C, aud Justify his immediate recall arrest
and trial
II is not necessary TO acknowledge the receipt of the
muncstion TO me this place, as shall be in Washing
ton to give the subject personal attention
Requesting you will lay this communication Immediate
" before the and Secretary War for their decon
have the honor to be, sir, yours mos, respectfully
When the foregoing was written expected the editor
paper Missouri Republican, to Insert the OF wr
ter of the article in the blank left for that purpose After
king time reflection he declines TO do So lhave therefore
to say paragraph OF the communication seeming to
exclude all the officers San Diego but the arriving with
the Mormon battalion after the events the question Of author
shin is we'd down to those aud of them,
wit Capt Smith, othc dagoons has connexions aud cores
pondens in this y, feel authorized name him as the W.T.
ter and the witness be summoned But, anxious to do
Capt Smith wrong shall have this Statement submitted
the editor for his contradiction If the truth permits to be
contradicted. Il. H. Is,
showed this postscript well the letter which
appended Mr. A. b. Chambers the editor of the Missouri
Republican, and he replied that he neither affirmed de-
- ''''' S'p'' ,.'' ROBERT CAMPBELL
'REruRLIc,S OrFcE,
ST. LouIs, JuNE Is, lS47.
SIR: On reflection, decline giving the OF te
author the communication which appeared in the Republic
can Of yesterday IN relation 70 the events - Csons
Col. X. CAMPBELL. .....
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During six monthsin the city New York there
732 violations of the city ordinances reported the chief Of
police of which 500 for ncumberng the streets 79s
for ncumberng the sidewalks; 1900 for unlawful extension
of signs lO5 for negectng TO empty sinks 40 for throwing
garbage into the streets 23l complaints against hacks As
against stages 276 against CARTS and SO against docks and
slips, and other minor violations Of ordinances.
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The reader will learn from the report of Gen. LANE, pub
hed to-day, that Capt BEsANcoNs company of Louisiana
mounted engaged in the brilliant engagement at
Huamantla, in which the gallant WALKER FELL II will be
ecoected that previous accounts stated bis whole command
off by the gueIas the National Bridge While
he fell in with Major Lallys train, and con-
nued with it until joined by Gen. Lane and ordered in ad
vance with Capt. Walker.
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INNIsRATIoN AT CANADA.-The number Of passengers
from Europe arrived Quebec and Montreal for the
ls47 thus far was So LOG, Of whom 6s4 cabin pas
sengers. This shows increase of 65,353 the
Of 1916.
Number diod during the passage ........... 5000
Do admitted into quarantine hospital, $685. of
whom died ................... 3,452
Do died in the marine and immigrant hospital,
Quebec, TO October 9 ................ ,04l
Do died in the immigrant hospital, Montreal, and
in that city, to November .........,3 $40
Total Deaths ....................l IL, 365
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TIE PaANToN BALLooS.-Mr. Gale, the sronaut wit
messed phenomenon during his from Rosherve which
said be unprecedented in the annals balloons Having
become becamed and perfectly stationary for full quarter Of
an hour he preparing descend when he suddenly be-
held perfect counterfeit pesentment" Of the machine de-
pced the clouds to the southwark This appearance con-
inued for about four minutes when the balloon escended 10
a lower region, and the image gradually faded away.
Boston Wig.
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SANTA ANNA has fought steadily and earnestly, if
not successfully, since his return to Mexico,
and as it will be seen by his Manifesto, even when
stripped Of power, falls with his face TO the foe
denouncing those who think or talk of peace, and
exhorting his countrymen to contend to the last
against our arms. The question, therefore, recurs
with force than ever, ohy ,oas he eUer permit
ted TO return TO lead ON and animate his nation,
or what reason had the Administration for suppos-
ing that he would favor their designs against his
own country! The mystery has neuer been clear
ed up. And il seems that no charge of insincerity
or treachery has ever been brought against Santa
Anna, which would have been the case had he made
any pledges or given any grounds for supposing
that he would have favored peace. On the con-
trary, Santa Anna has always openly and boldly
asserted that he came to lead the ,car, and that he
has fulfilled his mission That there are matters
connected with this business kept concealed we
have never doubted; for cannot believe that the
Administration committed so egregious blunder as
TO permit Santa Annals return merely in the hope
for a chance, Of his turning traitor! This would
have been gambling with high state matters in
earnest, and would well entitle those concerned to
the condemnation if not execration of every Amer-
can.-.4ieTandria Gazette.
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YALE COLLEGE, veteran institution still main
tans its ascendency. By the annual catalogue just
published it appears that there 522 students con-
nected with the institution in its various depart
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DEATH OF Carr. BaoSAuGH-We learn that Capt. BRo.
NAuen formerly Of the Baltimore battalion, recently kill
ed Pucba where he had been acting Postmaster II
appears that before the siege of that place. wensx of them
on expedition to etake number of mules that had
been captured by Mexcans. Soon after starting they were
surrounded by large body OF ancers and almost annha,ed
Ten killed on the spot three severely wounded
and few taken prisoners son Of Capt NoSEs of the
U. s. Revenue Service, commanded the party, and
yerey wounded, but has since recovered.-Boh Clipper
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PREsESTArIoS PLArE.-The service Of plate, which
being manufactured the time Of his DEATH and intend
ed to be presented the late SL,s WRIeur, token Of
the high respect and regard of the merchants and others Of the
city of New York for his private and public character and
services Friday evening presented pro fwma, to
bis widow, by the Hon. JoHS A. DIX the Stuyvesant In
stitute, before large audience.
The plate is Of the richest and most elegant kind highly
wrought and mostly beaten out of the solid bar. In dollars
aud is valued sls,O29, and weighs fifty
pounds, comprising LII pieces.
Gen. DIX is present it in person to Mrs. WR1cur,
her private residence
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DANvILLE

FE " a J. T. n e "A ID T. VI Y
IuNtlE next Session 81 this Institution will commence
j the first Monday In October. II is the aim OF
the Teachers 10 mpart useful know ledge combined with
ornamental ~ that young Lady, when she leaves the
Schoo shall be qualified 10 dischargethe duties which
will dcvove upon her. both in the domestic and In the
social circle The discipline Of the School is parental
using that degree o srctness which necessary t0 in
proper obedience the Teachers and application to
study but endeayoring to these requisites through
The operation Of principle and of conscience.
A Chemical and Philosophical Aparails. together
with Globes. Maps &C., is in possession ,f the Acade
lion. will be delivered snd enforced by experiments
The number Of Female assistant Teachers will be pro
portioned 10 the wants si the schuo
The situation OF The Acddeiny building is in quiet
part of the twn and well adapted 10 the purpose for
which is intended The Principal will take limited
number OF Borders. Ills residence, in future, will be
very retired and near to the Academy.
For The information Of those who are not acquainted
with the quail fcaons Of the Teachers Of this Academy
10 mpar instruction and to train children reference may
he made to tho following gentlemen, who have, Or have
lately had children at this Institute:
Judge N. NJ. Taliafcrro, Franklin; Judge r. Saun
des. ditto Rev j. Grammer, Il Logan, Esq. and
tiorlao Goldman Esq. Halifax VIM Foniane, Esq,
Fluvanna DR.. A. Wood, Henry John p Garter, Esq
Patrick; Robert Brodnax, Esl., and I. r Galloway,
rowncs. Geo. Adams, Esq, w. P. Tuns'a Esq. and
John +. Beavers, Esq, Pi,lsylvaois; Levi Ilobryok
f.sq., DIR. n. Il. Green, Capt Jno. Noble, and r l.
Watkins, Esq. Danve.
Further information can be obtained on application 10
the Principal.
GEO. w. DAME.
Danyille. Va. Aug. % lSi7-wiw
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subscriber would call the alienon If the trad
III u his STOCk OLE SUMMER GOODS which

VIE subscriber would call the attention II the trad
Il his STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS. which
he will close at reduced prices
Consisting IN part Of the following desirable goods
PLAID and Stripe Organda Lawns,
Ginghans and Lawns good assortment.
gPod assortment oil Dress Silks, some ext,a rich,
Oae very rich French worked Linen Robe
bTenadlnes beautiful arlicetpr Ladies' Summe,
Dresses, at one half of former prices
few Dresses Of handsome Baraiges,
Lace Capes and Chemezets
Curis, Braids and Chinolses
Summer Shawls and Scarls
Parasols agood assortment
Steel framed SILK and bingham Umbrellas,
a good assortment OF Gentlemeus Summer goods,
u sides grea, many other goods which will be sold
cheap JOHN r DAVIS
July l2-ts
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Bearer creek Lumber House.

DeNrer creek Lumber House.
frllE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
i lsi of September last, for the purpose Of doing
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
~ er ~ tise B ~ \ ~ 80.
Al the Lumhor House. Is mil - below Lynchburg and
where tina Turnpike to the Canal under the name
OF John J. Montgomery s Go. They have Just re-
celved well assorted stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Also, supply Of GROCERIES, which they offer In
the public low for cash in exchange for Wheat and
Corn.
iynchourg prices will be paid for Grain asd Goods
forwarded Al Lyuchlnrg prices.
JOHN j. MONTGOMERY,
Nv l7-ts A. N. MONTGOMERY
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NATURAL. BRiDGE HOTEL
August Twin

- p"
"AVING leased for Term Of years The property
Il at this ce,ebraed curiosity, We are now prepared
To accommodate visitors lyle which we are disposed
to believe will give general satisfaction.
This place il accessible from all points by direct and
speedy fines Accommodation, over good roads, afordng
the admirers Of Mountain scenery the rres opportunity
Of such view Of any other road IN lhe Union.
There are ,r-weekly stages which breakfast and dine
this ace from Lynehburg harlotesvilie via Siam
ton II hi'c Sulphur Spdngsand from Salem VIA
Fincas,le Passengers travelling either way viii be al
lowed sufficient time To see the Bridge.
The house is being newly furnished which will
add greatly To the comOrr Of visitors 10 this place.
To parties Of pleasure we would particularly say, that
we have employed excellent music for the season, and
we assure them that will do our utmost TO render
trip ~ this place lnust agreeable.
Those who visit the Mountains for their health, We
can Accommodate by the day, week or month
Having the purest lime stone water and being contig
nous Sulphur Spring, of which We have the use, and
having Just erected SHOWER Bath we think we can of
fer inducements 10 them 10 spend few weeks with us be
eyng that in many instances. their stay will be con-
ductvo to health as any fihe Mineral Waters.
Oar Servants atperimand we confidently believe,
with little allowance that we give satisfaction to the
m,,st tastlJous.
EUBANK s. RAINE
July 26-wts
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CLOVER.

'Ihere yaunhle Iunr ns,bl ia
the soil or more casy raised han ,lDver IL lisble
10 fewer casualties than almost any other erop II is
yurcr 10 sermuaie and has wer insect enemies after
/, sup than any other grain thai is L. J, ,,a. Inc
nmouot Of nutrtiye matter 10 he obtained fm IN.
and stems il moi equal 70 what i. obtained from son,
other grasses. lmt 4 Il mare tb,n eo,.I =, .ny ,h, -
produced with tho same expense far g,.,c, n,,, If
Il, nourishmeu, 4 drawn fnm tho ,,uosnhs,a h.,
Of i,s broad and succuen lea than Inv anv ,b
md ,her,t.r, i, ,scls lcss ,,,,,,a =, - ~ s''''
sabstance than others ''
,rla roo, .dsan,ar.. ,.e
,. cff,ct which I, has nn,n ,he Ill rta " VIZ W,
,s nc, !, - ,h ,,,aJ III H., ~ :; SUI "' 9"g 'af
,.re ,od f,o,, ~. s.u ~, =, ii ~ '", ''"'
,ha Incl eaysr;n', I'm, - 'esches ana
m. bs ,d,n,ed ,a mos, ea,yon;a., e. 70 'eou'uy
with The p,,gh. n any rfass wl,,,e,e, "'',1i
len. the iniynaocnn If clyer AL ,;,o WI AZ
~: y, y, ''o'c' ana ime IN conneHio
fr,,m tan ~ fiftv diI,rs nor aero ,nJ nv. VI W."
ocrap,nts n raise largo Grams If ha,, r. ~,
.y., ,nIv email crons 81 ,,a $50 r 'es couo
las maid attention 10 The ma,,e, laoys d., une VINO
once be brought 10 produce ,oyer !, NAV ,n,nlIr H.
hroagh, ~ ns.lc. .nas, a., 49, " n'a, qu'chy oe
r,s a. Wheasyer ,I., nm, I H. ~ Iuanay we
sne,, NAV ha nue., A viii r., ~, wy improve
~. :. cans an, ncn,,;an g rapy o"y ooonoed py
Ano,he, .ly.n,ana - 49, s y, ~, r''o'.
md grasses may be yrovn viii !, mI's az s''in'
,,s,v n ~ ,h.;r 40 - AZ ~ LOU oihs DE
,r..,,,sa, rn,. a.. $50 - wv ~ r'aon o,ams us
,,y,,,ns H.. - ~, ,'.'1 o'a ~ suc' inherent
Hl
,s,, =, ,me ,ars Uni, 'pu"u can y'eu 40 more sup
s..hr c,n /, s; n.., H. a"p'' material 'of me
wheat igr whest i MR. pr, " pe so"n WIN
hsa s,xn ,.;,h s,a. Ia se"elay Iee "o'n disease
may is 9TH, s',,, I'D, WI az. o'"er manure
grain. ~ il NAV ,n.se a's o'nef cereal
scmI,er i ils n,ons, ina e,r op W nse,L 9ep
avn Iro,d cas-, and The 1,,a,'';,,s III ~ SHOULD De
win deueud entirely man The n,,y, "e. - lnf acre
VII ''le"u '""'eiy "P'n 'he nature oil the soil. On
CLAW. frm twelve ~ six,s.n 49, P,u"as WI oej on
,he clave, l. 70 bo 49, Pa"1s are nee ssafy. II
sm.,sn, should i s',,a r. ", 'o"s'iPuo', larger
h Cor manure: far wb.a " 70 o"'s 70 % turned
finer quality orhay TIC $3.50 ~ l'eas much
syh,es, ci,,r,ce3 n,ssisla s''.d oeh me very
rulyerised and Tho ssdn,h 'D' .''e iand De wen
.rino AZ ali need no mn, on W. ~ 'a'ns, no GOV
the hes, me,b of nu,,i.. !, i, "s Is ao' i'e case
switl,iLe harrow. bn, bs 5,,aa;,n ou. Ip'u"" not
Gsld. 8 : '''se o''s" over Inc
3 When tho el.y., !. ~, a,,,,
pyusu should he s,wo abu aue asss are Developed
an efIec, upun this crp Gar hsyood ',,, we n'a ~ nas
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Cash fO,. W heat.

NIRGlNIA:-At Rules nea In the Clerks office OF the
county court OF Bedford. the It'll day of August lS
Ambrose ellis, William ellis, Archibald tills and Lucy
his wife late Lucy ellis and Elizabeth Cox, widow Of James
Cox, deed, formerly Elizabeth ellis, Plaintiffs,
against
John Hawkins, administrators OF John ellis, deceased,
John W ellis committee of the estate of James t Eliza
beth NJ Gls widow and reet of anthony Cls deed, ad
the infant children Anthem, dills, decd wit
John b. tis Oscar ellis, Ann r. ellis, Mary r. ellis and
Louisa G. ellis, Defendants,
In CHANCERy.
The Defendants Elizabeth NJ Oils John j. ellis, Oscar
ellis, Ann ellis, Mary f. ellis and Louisa c. Gs
having entered their appearance and given security according
the of assembly and the rules of this Court, and
pcarng satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
II ordered that the said defendants
do appear before the Justices Of the county Court Of Bedford
the Court House thereof the fourth Monday October
next and the igna and amended bills oil the plain
s and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted j.
published in the town of ynchbur for tw
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door OF the Cou
House of this county.
A Copy-TeSe. d
August l2-w2m JOHN X. STEPrOE, Clk.
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SALE OF LAND I'M anproRD.

SlE undersigned. in pursuance of The last will and
testament Of Thomas CoreIl deceased, will sell on
M)nday the 9th day Of Septemb 1917 Chat being
court day. at Liberty, Bedford court house to the high
csl bidder. al public auction Two TRACTS Of LAND,
lying in The county of bedford. adjoining each other
The head waters Of Big Oor and adjoining the lands OF
A. u. Nichols, Braxton Carter, and others.
One of the said Tracts, contains 2G7 ACRES, and
the other 2l9 ACRES, and large proporinn ofeach is
fine mountain Tobacco land, about half cleared and
the other heavily tmbered. Persons wishing 10 engage
in the culture Of Tobacco will do well TO view the above
land.
TERMS.The tracts will be sold separately, on \
crrdi, Of one and two years. The purchaser will he
qorcd to give bonds, with good personal security, and
The title 10 the land will be retained until all the pur-
chase money ia paid The title is believed to he undoubl
ed, but shnll convey with special warrant only.
JOHN G. HOPKINS,
Sept 9-wt27S Executor f'rhos. Cotrell decd
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800 .Eci.ps.

ODC sEciPS. 49,
on Backwater creek, q miles from I.ynch5urg, which
Will be divided into nearly equal paris, 10 suit puchas
(f not sold privately before The day of sale which will
be known by disc1ntinuance Of this part OF this adve
scmenl) about 30 pf this tacu land cleared
and hr residue $3.50 acres in the very best and heay
lest kind Of timber, with good Mill construct
mill to sw the which if properly managed would
more than pay for the whole tract, at exorbtan
price. The largest portion ofthe cleared land is in
hne state OF Improvement and nearly the whole 10 clo-
yer and grass To suit purchasers will sell another
tract adjoning these lands Of nearly ual and od
condition with good improvements fine water aud plenty
ct timber. only about half cleared II the sale not
completed on the I7lh it will be continued on the 18th
These lands cannot be supposed BY any high lands in
Virginia. IN proof OF which the public is referred TO the
high estlmaie placed appn them for the last ID or 20
years by the assessors Rarely does it that such
an opportunity presents Itself for permanent healthy
location The beautiful, commercial and growing
town OF lynchburg.n the best region Of the Old Donn
ion deem 1t Unnecessary TO say more, but respectful
y invite those wishing TO purchase desirable stu
anon to come and view for themselves, feeling satisfied
they will not be disappointed. The undersigned living
on one of the places will take pleasure in showing these
lands and cir many advantages.
Also. on Tuesday. the 2ls Sept, will be sold
TWENTY TWO LIKELY AND VALUABLE
SLAVES,
To which will be added some 10 or IL hers of equal
vaue consisting OF men, women and children.
TERMS. =
I'm The peTs'tal property credit of II months will be
given, bond and approved security required. On the
real estate one ioarh cash and the balance equal in
salnens OF one, two aud three years with approved
personal security and deed of trust upon the land to Sc
eare the purchase money The title to he above proper
y IS unqaestlonably good. bu shall only nvey such
AZ is vested IN me the administrator with the Will an
nexed Of Richard Chiffon deed AI
All persons IN iebied To the above estate respect
fully requested 10 come forward and make payment of
Their respective dues and those who have claims against
sad estate will present them properly authenticated Tor
adjustment and Sc Element. ..
....s ClIAS. IL. MOORMAN, Admir- with
will annexed of Richard Chiffon, decd
July 29-wtl6S
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sale or Land.

S.IT.E OF LIND.
IN PURSU ANCE of Deed of Trust made to the
L undersigned by Faye,te Johnston and others. they
being the President and Directors Of the Fredericksburg
Mining Company bearing date the oath day Of January
1870 and which is duly recorded in the clerks office of
he county court for Amherst county. shall on Satur
day. the 2nd day of tber next il fair if not on the
mex, fair day, (not being the Sabbath) expose sale
public auction, 10 The highest bidder on the premises
all that Tract Of Land. lying in the said county, and
known by the name OF Chsses Mine Tract supposed
contain
720 ACRES.
be the more or less The terms of sale w II be
cash. The title to the said land is believed to he good
but the undersigned will convey such title emily as is
vested in him BY the said deed
REL BEN Il. TiiOM, Trustee.
August 800
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KEYS, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGlES and CARRY
ALLS Of the latest style Of fashion. All Of his
wo,h hcug Of his manufacture he can, with conf
dcce. ca,yaai it, Persons in want Of Carriages will do
well 10 call on hun bcure purchasing, as he feels cohf-
dent his terms will suit the closest dealers.
Repairing of all sorts. in the above line. done at the
shortest n1tee aud on the most reasonable terms
Arril l-tin ALEXANDER COCHRAN