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WAR DEPARTMENT.
GENERAL ORDERS, J


AdJutant Generals Office
No ~ washington, May 10, lS49
The following general order is published for the iuor-
nation of tho Army and the guidance of all concerned
WAX DEPARTMENT, May IL, ls4S
The Ordnance Depots Galveston and Point Isabel,
which established for the operations Of the army
during the War with Mexico, being longer required,
will be discontinued Such Of the and munitions
these Depots may be needed for the troops in the 9th
Department, will be transferred to the Comm nding Officer
that Department. and be removed under his directions,
convenient and central position The
naming and will be to Baton Rouge
Arsenal.
An Ordnance Depot will be established, under the direc-
ton of the Commanding General of the Pacific Division r
convenient point the Columbia River in Oregon,
which will be supplied with ordnance and ordnance Stores
and placed in charge of officer of the army, be
poray assigned that duty by the Comms nding Officer
of the Pacific Division.
The ordnance and ordnance stores at Fort Leavenwort
required for the of that Post, will be removed the
Ordnance Depot at Liberty Missouri and the Military
Storekeeper former place will be assigned for duty
Santa Fe, and relieve X. III. Dyer, temporary Military
Storekeeper at the latter place. whose duties will
Captain Walbach of the Ordnance Department il as
signed TO Pikesvle Arsenal for foundry duty. The Mill
ary Sorekeeper, there will proceed Mount Vernon
Arsenal and relieve Lieut. Dearborn in the charge this
Arsenal On being relieved, Lieut. Dearborn will repair to
San Antonio de Bexar, Texas, and report for duty Brevet
Major General Worth.
GEO. w. CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of War.
II. Brevet Captain McDc,ce, Assistant Adutant Gem
era assigned to the Headquarters the Army and will
report in person the 18th instant.
BY order of the Secretary Of War:
r. JONES, Adjulant General
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teegaphc despatch, received yesterday evening by
the National Wing, dated St. Louis, May is, D. m
states
'Ws have to inform you of a terrible event Our city
is almost IN ruins
This morning a fire broke out in the very heart of our
city Nearly the whole OF this portion has been burnt to
the ground
We enumerate five banking houses, every insurance
oftce IN The city, twenty steamers lying al the
wharf, and the telegraph Office, in the de vastaon
The telegraph Office subsequently removed to the
east side OF the river
The blow is heavy TO the industry, capital, and
commerce OF our growing city"
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New YORK HOTEL, May 8, lSl9.
DEAR srRs; have the honor of acknowledging your
obliging letter delivered to this day.
1t lie one | find some difficulty in answering.
Under the unprovoked indgnes otfe me in the As
Place THEATRE II certainly my desire and my red
purpose avail myself Of the legal right thus offered me,
and withdraw at once from my engagement contracted
there.
In leaving this countrywhich has been endeared to my
recollection by long and strong atachment-I should
have done you the injustice Of associatng the American
character with the i'll deeds of persons unhappy FREE
quent be found in every large community and i'm the
spirit which would preserve from hasy and
consideate judgment upon the late assent
request honorng and feeling grateful for the send
Inent that dictated it,
remain, dear srs, most faithfully yours,
To WASHINGTON IRVING WIN KENT, NC, &c, esqs.
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NEW MUsIc:-Just rec.iyed, at the old-ssablished
IN store, door of Twelfth street, Pennsylvania
avenue, the following and popular music which will
WIN. FISCHER.
Feurs Ttalliennes from tho operas of Nor
ma Enanni, Belissari, Linda, &c.
Loves first step is upon the rose by J. Rilbock:
You ask me why struggle not: by U. P. CunningtQn
The Sabbath bells by Chas. Grobe.
The lark sings blithely in the sky; for the guitar.
Come loved one, smile: from Linda, do
When thou the verdant bowers from the German.
italian Gems, Nos !, 2, 8, and from Donnze operas.
arranged by A. LIE Carpenter.
Invitation la dance, quadrlles; arranged for per-
formers, by G. W. Hewitt.
Anna Bishops fantastic quadriles, founded her
avori.e airs, arranged by herself
The celebrated medley overture, Introducing the
popular airs, sung by A. Bishop: by Bochsa
The Alton March by Car Whitwell.
Dearest Mae with variations: by Charles Grobe.
Oh Susanna, do do by E. L. White
The Bachelor Polka by Prof Lenschow.
The Soldiers Song, from the Ambuscade, arranged
trio by J. c. Morton.
President Tayor's Triumph, march: by Gungl.
Oh Susanna, quicksep: by E. L. White.
The Virginia Rosebud by +. Reman
The Main Truck by Henry Russell
The May Queen in three parts by Dempster
The Fus,s Gems, being collection of operate pieces
for the flute: by Manuel.
Beauties for the flute: by Nicholson. May -
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Taylor.
81 have friends to reward and no enemies to punish ~
The collectors Office in this city said to be beseged
by gangs of Office seekers Never in the history of poll
tics in Philadelphia. the story, has there been
such clamor for Office. very intelligent wing yes
terday declared that there eight hundred applicants
from Schuylkl county alone. The figure may be a
large but party that gets into power so rarely, and
then only by promising everybody everything, must have
good many claimants upon its favor.
[Pennsyvanidn, May17.
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address the jury is to be made by Mr. Wis, in behalf

address to the jury TO be made by Mr. Wis, in behalf
the prisoner.
The MARKETS the Baltimore market this morning,
mere were no transactions la -four Yesterday there
sales OF 800 bbls Howard at - S7A City Mills Is
neio at 81 TO- but sales with light stock hand Rye
nour held at IS, and meal So 10 for City Mills
ne sales OF wheat have ranged through the week 100
'op cents Tor red, No family -four white in market
III Inc early part OF the eek sales yellow corn were AT
ana White at % 81 but later white declined
ana the closing sales are 81 53 yellow and n
IS cents for white.
~ we" oR' ths morning. cotton continued firm, with
slight tendency to advance-saies 500 Lalos Corn has
advanced TWO cents per buhe under news Flour has
slightly declined, but there is good demand
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.. n. PARrRIDON, NJ. D.,

No. 1876 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
CONTINUES give his particular attention the treat
~ ment OF diseases OF the skin, scroula and diseases
the throat.
hp N-3mits
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DIED,

DIED,
On the nth inst after a Illness Mr. MICHAEL KEHRER
His friends invited attend his funeral which will place
his residence Pennsylvania between 4th
streets, this Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock
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D1-NoticeThe Rev Elias Harrison, of Alexandria, will
preach church (Dr Laurie) Lords day.
the 10Th instant, in the morning at eleven o'clock, and
four o'clock p m.
The discourse in the morning will be on the decease of
Mrs Ez abeh B. Laurie. May 10
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Nc JAMES p. HALLIDAY n candidate for the
office of Collector of Taxes for the ensuing and his
and qualifications respectfully submitted to the
of the city. May l6-dtJ4
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BY y. W. THOMAS.

For the Union
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BosToN, May II, 1919.

BOSTON, may IL, 1917
The following is the correspondence alluded to in the
above statement:
DEAR The undersigned, having heard that the out
rage at The Astor Place Opera House, Monday evening"
is likely to have the effect of preventing you from conc
ding your intended farewell engagement the American
stage, take this public method of requesting you
slider your decision and of assuring that the good
and respect for order prevailing in this community will
sustain you the subsequent nights performances
Pierre M. Irving, Washington Irving,
Denning Duer, Henry A. Stone
Moses H. Grinne, Hermann Melville,
Simeon Draper, George Bruce,
Cornelius Matthews, VIM 5. Miller,
Ambrose l.. Jordon, Francis b Cutting
Edward Sandlord, Joseph L. White,
Willis Hall, Matthew Morgan,
James Foster, r, David C. Golden,
Duncan g. Pel, Ogden Edwards,
Ogden Hoffman, John r Bartlett,
Howard Henderson, Richard Grant White,
Samuel B. Ruggles, Ever Duycknck,
James Coiss, Prescott Hail,
Edward 5. Gould, Robert J. Dillon,
VIM Kent, Ralph Lockwood,
John w. Francis, VIM. G.. Barrett,
VESSEL smith, David Graham,
w. M. Prichard, Edward Curtis,
BENZ. ID. Silman James Brooks, .
David Austen, J. r Dekay,
NJ M Noah Jacob Little,
+. K. Pillow, II. w. Field,
Henry ]. Raymond Charles A Davis.
To w. c. MAcREADY esq.
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r ARGE and Splendid Assortment OF China aud

ARGE and Splendid Assortment OF China and
IL Glasswarc.-C. S FOWLER, importer, Odd Fellows
Hail. Seventh street, has received, by ship Chesa-
china and glass ware, which will be sold, wholesale and
comprises almost every article found in china and
glass store Housekeepcrs and persons wishing to pmr
chase to sell again invited to call and examine for
N. B, have large of toilet ware, some of
which is very splendid May l9-eosv
DEAUTIEs Blair Burke 1 VOL, neatly boand
Beauties Of sterne and Johnson vol neatly bound price
80 cents For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR.
(tLERMONr for Satellite residence of tho late Cen
~ John Mason, in Fairfax county, Va is offered for sale
by his This estate is distant about four niles
from Alexandria, and mile south Of the Little River
Turnpike road leading that town. comprising about thee
hundred and twenty of land. The arabic laud Of
which about hundred and sixty is level bottom
Cameron rum is in OF high fertility, having been
well drained, and the whole, with about forty acres of ups
land iudicousy cultivated and improved by clover and
pia ster with the free use of lime and other manue II
is divided into Reds-one large meadow of
mohy-with one more fine springs in each. The
residue OF the tract exclusive Of tho lawns orchards
and gardens, is in young wood The Mansion and its app
purtenances of the ample and CONNEXIONS de:
overlooking the OF Alexandria and the low lands Of the
The dwelling house the fIst floor contains Two
bose large IN n IudDss
it, besides ample kitchen, Laundry and Keepers
room dairy, bath house. smoke house. ample accommo-
datons for servants, and buildings for &C.,
the whole in good repair AT convenient distance IS tho
house, ice house, caage-house the houses Of
servants, blacksmiths shop kiln built OF brick
for burning lme with ample barns, stablng, and other
houses for stock and farm purposes orchards Of choice
order, and well preserved by its late proprietor.
Immediate possession will be given, except OF about
ninety or Hundred in and oats and Of
that as soon as crops be removed The premises
will be shown any DESTROYS of purchasing by Mr. Butler,
the overseer For terms apply to Maynnde! Mason ESQ.
APP 2i-d&cp6w JAMES M. MASON
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DEAUTlES OF Blair and Burke, 1 vol neatly bouad
ID price 80 cents.
Beauties OF Stene and Johnson VOL neatly bound price
80 cents. For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR.
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1t due to the feelings of Mr. Macresdy who cannot in
his person, address the public after the mounul
cuences at New York. that authentic should
be made from which every right-minded man will be able
Judge how far he responsible for what has been done
would have been preferable that ouch statement should
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16

Nir.isain !:

Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Supe
IA fior Court of Law and Ghancery Tor the town OF Lynch
burg, on the 9th day oi August. 1919
Lee McGhntock Edmnnd Logwood and hUcaiah Davis
r. mcrcantsand partners, trading under the lie and firm Of
Lee Met lintock : Co. Pits.
against
John {, Shnc1lcord and John S Icwcllen, r., acting
and doing business partners under the style and firm
Shachletord y Icwellen, the John {. SMCllcard
John lcwcen sen, Robert :. wilkins, Henry b. Rich
ards Edmund Iogwo1d, Alexander Tumpkns, William W
Novel; aud John W. Dudley, Defs.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants John G. Shackeiord and Henry T. Rich
ards not having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
inhabitants of this counvI Is ordered That the said deu-
dants do appear here the first day OF the and
swef the bill o the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted IN paper printed in the town OF
lynchburg Tor two months and posted at the
front door OF the Courthouse, in the said town.
ACopy-Tese,
Aug 9-w2m u ROBES Cl'k.
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T rules hoaenn the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUPERB
~ Coud Of Law and Chancery Tor the oil yuei-
blfg, the 9th day OF August. 1919
Robert : wilkins and John s. Lcwcllen, scu., Pii
AGAINST
John c. Shackleord the John {, Shaclleorl and
John leween, ir late partners under the firm Of Shac-
ciord and Lewellen, Edmund lockwood Henry Richards,
John Pears IL II Beach, e. j. Richards l.. p. Mover,
Alexander Tompllin and John w. dudley Dcts.
IN CIINNCERY. -
The defendants john C. ShacLefd, Henry b. Richards.
John Pearson, H. Il. Beach, G. j Richards and T.. P Mo-
not having entered their appearance and given security
according Ia the Net OF assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
nhabitlnts Of this country: 1t is ord red That the sad de-
enan do appear here the first day OF the next term and
answer the bin thr plaintiff aud that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the town
OF ynhhnfg Tor two months ssvey and posted the
front door OF the Courthouse OF this town.
Copy-Teste,
Aug. 9-w2m ID. ROBES, elk.
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feciinas INDUCED me To believe oomsrael the tfnh-
You iuak exceptions in hotes appended tlhai stt
Gle. Believing siill that he rfnepiea then advanced
were correet csnsisea aiie wih the doctrines Of veg
eiahl4 physiology aud with common sense resolve h
test them nv experiment. ! kaew thar stepping seed
grain N saturated solutions # rnpprras nine common
salt. &c., did accelerate the growth Of the young
plant Inare ihan wa'tr wonld 10 alone. AMI that the
worm would the piaut, AID The ~ denHii lis OWN
there as readily il the seed lnd mol been sosked.
he'd tested hese facts by acins experiment Bat that
solution OF cammun salt wond protect wheat lrta
smut, did mt fnow hy actual experiment: my opn-
ion this punt was drawn ffom analogy and from
the observations af oar fatmera Nah view 81 test
ING The matter. instituted the fallawiur experiment
oclabef 3lsi. 1919. prepared peee # ground io
the oF my qarien twenty inches squa'e an1 had
il IN ia fonr inch sqnnres then selected twenty five
mature grains If Mediterranean wheat. ard divided he
into five equal parcels Five grains were planted dry
wheat is usually sawn the second parcel Of Eve grains
wei and RULED IN STUNT the hind WAS snated
teen hours In n sfranF sonn of cainmnn salt ard hen
rolled IN sput and soaked ia nilre ihr fah soaked in
water. Al WINS eNpestrd. the aked wheat came up
first aud tue largest Tor tho fist month after thai
lime. difference cull he discovered paid no mpre
scntion t. il unt nea harvest when good deal al
was deirnYed by the birds. cut worm. 81. On Lhe
twenty fifth nf june Il WIS harvested M. | Ind iva
heads remaining ono Of which had hecn partially killed
hv hug in tho straw. No 9 two heads Of pond wheat
No s. small head. and one spear of dltoel No 4.
three heads. M ,. two hads and spear of darrell
is necessary to state In order II aecouni Cor the fact
thai nny spear grew in Place that The ponnd
shaded by the ience and height orng lrco. None Of
the wheat has ether scab smut al is less
tnsie].
have simpy stated the faeis aud allow others Ia
nahe their differences sha repeat the experiment
gain, this fall. arQer scale. In the npsn field and
h ipa Others will dp 81 likewise M II IL necessary in
del h settle pelol n agriculture. lbat hnn
pertinent should be made and mada by npte than in
dividuI.' Respectfully.
FasrFns SnonrM4N.
srhe dsrne Or cheat IN the above exactly
where the Nhet Was planted, where the ehcekerog lines
crossed each other.
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July Is WIN


virginia:
L rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Snperi.
~ Court of Law and Chancey FOR the county of iall-
fax, in the month of July, 1919.
Eliza \. BDrum plaintiff
against
William Nanhop and Thomas Torian r, Thomas Torian
81, Thomas Leigh, David Shelton and Howell Chasian,
Executor oil Richard Il. Borum decd, Defts.
IN CIIANEERY.
The defendants William Wauhnp and Thomas Torian If
mol having entered their appearance, and appearing by sat
sacory evidence thu, they not inhabitants oil this Com
monwcath II ordered, that the said defendants, William
Wauhop and Thomas oran ir, do appear here the first
Monday III October next, and the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy of this order BE- forthwith inserted in the LYNCH
burg Nngtnan for two months successive v and posted at
the front door OF the Court House Of This county.
cupy-Teste, WIN HOLT, Clk.
july l9-w2m
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+ Rules hrld in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
n Of ledtpfd. on the g. day OF August, 1919
Thomas p Mdcheli, executor of Samuel Mitchell, dee d.
William c. MITCHELL WI lam eliwrh and Charlotte his
wife formerly Charlotte Mitchell, Ehen Ner,s and Su1r his
WIFE, formerly Sinlr Mitchell, Samuel G. Clayton and Julia
his WIFI, formerly Julia a. MITCHELL and Polly Wade
merry Polly Mitchell, plaintiffs.
against
Samuel p Mitchell, and Hiram Nems and Sally his wife,
formerly sally Mitchell, Dcns.
IN CHANCERN.
The defendants Hiram Ncms and sally his wife,
ing entered their appearance and given security according
the Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and
peang by satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants
o this Comm nWcah: 1t is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here before the fourth Monday in October
next and the bill othe plaintiffs and that this order
be inserted in newspaper, published in the town of
ynchhmg Tor two months successfully, and posted the
front door othe Courthouse of this county dav
ACopy-Teste,
Aug 9-w2m JNO. Nj REESE. u c.
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Rules holden in the Clerks oirc the Circuit Supc-
"A ri" Court OF Law aud Choncery, for the town OF
lynchburg on the 9th day oi Aueust, lSl9
jaco~nd Edmund Early who Ion the benefit said
Edmund j. Early alone, Pms.
against
Christopher l. Davis and Henry Huntington, Sergeant OF
the Corporation of ynrhbug and such administrator with
the will annc ned ot William DAVIS decd, Dclt's.
IN CIlANCEIN.
The defendant Christopher L. DAVIS, not having entered
his appearance and gvcu security according To the Act OF As
smby and the Rules ct this Court aud appearing by sat
isctory evidence. that he nhabtant o this
try 1t ordered That the said defendant do appear here
the first day o the next term and the bill PLAIN
tii and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the of ynehhurg, for
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door OF the Court
house. IN the said town.
Copy-Tcse,
Aug 9-w2m u. ROBES. elk.
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T rules held in A. Clerks oaiae of Bedford county
v count on the 26h day Of june 1919
Pleasant Preston and Thomas H. l.cwirh late merchants
and partners trading under the style ahd firm oil Preston &
l4eltwich, and William ". Reese plaintiffs,
against
Mastn Soider, William Franklin and Sally his wife, for
mery sally Sndct Andrew Craig loycy his wife Tor
mery o,ey Sndcr and Thomas Ferguson and Scinha his
wife, formerly Scnthia Sniacr, Defendants
IN CiIANCERY.
The defendants rhomls Ferguson and Scina his wife,
having entered their appearance nd given security
ding 10 the o Assembly and the ucs Of this court and
appearing hy satisfactory evidence that they inhab
tan of ibis CGnmons rlh II is ordered that they do
here the fourth Monday in August next and
the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN the iynrhburg Nginian, Tor two months
scressvey and another copy thereof posted the front door
oil the court house Of this county, court day.
cppy--Teste,
June 2S--w2m JNo. NJ. REESE, D. G.
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SEEAkHhA9:
I Rnles held the Clerks Office ftho Circuit Superior
"A Court Of Law and Ghancery Tor the county Of Franhln
the 6thday If July, lSl9
George u Davis and John T. Davis, plaintiffs,
against
Doctor BENJAMIN I Rves Edward H. Hett, Frederck
A. RiVes and William w Rivcs, Defendants.
IN CiIANCERY.
The PENDANT, Doctor Benjamin + Ryes, not having
tered his appearance and given security according to The act
OF Assembly aud the rules o this Court and appearing by
saetuy evidence that lac not resident OF the State OF N
gnia the motion II the plaintiffs, by counsel, it is order
ed that the said Doctor Benjamin / Rves do appear rules
To I've held in the said Clerks Office the first Monday in
tober nests and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith published in newspaper printed
III the town of yuchbufg for two months successfully and
posted at the front door OF the court house OF this county,
some court day.
A Copy-Teste,
July 23-w2m NJ G., CARpER, Clk.
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rules holden in the Clerks Ore Of The Circuit Superb
n Court of Law and Chaneerv, Ion the OF Lynch
burg, on the 9th day OF August, 1919.
Charles ! Jones, Plaintiff
against
CHARLES Phelps, David y. Phelps and William l. Bell.
late partners under the style I'D finn Of C. Y H. b. Phelp
Co, and Thomas BIapsTord aud Charles e Hudson
executors OF Samuel Branord, decd late Sergeant OF the
Corporation OF l.ynchburg, Dets.
IN cHANCEIlY.
The defendant Charles Hudson not haV ing entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the Act o Assem-
bly, and the ules of this Court and it appearing by sasac
tory evidence that he not inhahiiant OF this
is ordered hatthe said defendant do appear here
first day oi the n0Nt term and answer the bill Of The plaintiff
and that copy this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper, printed III the town Of lynchbug, for
months sucressively and posted at the front door
Courthouse, in the said town.
AcoPy-feste,
Aug. 9-w2m ID. ROBES, Cl'k