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For Sale.
n OF S:lHC.
TE7ll!. Sub-criber offers for sale, his desira
n blc nrd healthy rcsdo,., :, tho ,,;o,,, o

TE7ll!. subscriber offers Tor sale, his desiro-
a bic nrd healthy residence, in the view Of
III. village of Edscfcld. situated between the
roahs leading Ia Columbia and Hamburg, con-
tainin- &! acres of land. sufficient cleared and
10 clear. 10 supply family with provisions.
Tho dwelling hou>c is finished in the hest style,
81 by - feet. wlt three portcoes, two IL feet
pn~-ag"s. eight rooms with fire places in each
roon. with nII suilhc ou, bindings a sclec;
orchard oi fruit trees. Persons wishing heal
Thy Summer residence. convenient to DR.. John.
sons Female Academy, with fine water. cam
not bc otherwise Than pleased; this property
can l." had on reasonable terms. possession Civ
cn III October next
DANIEL BIRD.
July L. %
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Notice,
State of South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD nISTRlCT.

EPY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire. Ord.
4D nary of Ed.cirld District
Whereas, Mathew Gray. hath applied 10 me
for Letters Of Administrations on all and SIN.
suar the goods and chai;cl.. rI.ht. aud credits
ofEerIinda Shelly, late the DIsrr,ctaiorc-l:d.
deceased.
These are, therefore. 10 clr" and adnoni.h MI
and singular, the kindred aud creditors of the
said deceased, 10 be and appear before M" a,
onr next Drdlnnrv's Court f"r the SAID District.
10 he holden at Ed.cficld Court House on the
2d dav of August ISL. TO show cause II ans
why tho said Administration should not be-
granted.
Given under my hand an seal TIN, 20ih DAY
"f July. nnc thousand rlsh, hundred and for,v
one. and IN the siSry.6ith year of American
Independence o. TOWIES, q. +. n.
July S ISL go l2Il h -
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Tn Cent Pieccs.-Thc abominable
fraud OF passing ten cen, pieces for twelve
aud Il half ccnts, has become such n NUS
aucc in our community as To demand an
immediate reform. For several wears
back. thousands Of dollars have been
brought out annually for The purpose of
swindling our citizens out OF p per cent, in
making change, over aud above The profit
made upon the goods sold to them. The
consequence ha, been that those interested
have Withdrawn rom circulation nearly all
The dollars. half dollars, quarters, seven.
pcnccS. and lourpenccs, and the dcprccia.
ted coin now forms almost our entire circu-
la;ion. We know Of no remedy for this
evil bu, TINT Of purchasers of goods reru-
sing 10 receive them for more Than their
value, or ccasInS 10 deal with those who
pay them out; and some such course. we
advise them 10 pursue. In the last Pen
diefoH Messenger we notice that The mcr
chants of that place have come 10 the rcso-
luton to receive and pay them only for
their real lvaluc.-.Souihern Chronicle.
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a ten tito M.

a \ ELECTION for Captain Of The Edge
"a field llussars. will be held q, the Conrt
House. on Saturday The 9th July, inst. At the
same time and place, there will be parade Of
the Troop.
Lieut.. Anderson. Sergeant Thns. Mathis. and
Private James Curry. will act rs Managers.
By ordc, OF
J. p. CARROLL,
Liem. Col Commd'g. I'd Rfgt. S. E. M.
July IL b "a
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from Tie Charleston .Nereurn.

MCLEoD RENASDED TO NIAGARA FOR
rRiAL.--rhe New York Herald. and ~.
Y. Sun, Extra. Of the 18th, bring US the
opinion and decision OF the Supreme Court
Of New York in The case of Mcleod. The
HcbsGS Corpus is refused. and the prisoner
remanded to Niagara County for trial.
The Herald says:
Judge Cowaa delivered the OPINION
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MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS.
Mr.. Eiitor:-Sir-Please publish the
following appointments, and ob!igc yours,

Mr.. Editor :-Sir-Please publish the
following appointments, and ob!igc yours,
WM. WATKINS.
The brethren Z. Watkins and J. Trapp,
will preach a, Hardy on the l7lh aud 18th
July; Friday 23d at Noun, Lebanon; Sa-
turday and Sunday 2!'h and 25'h AT Noun,
Zion; Fridoy 30,h, nr Horns Creek
July 3ls' and Angus, lst, o, Rocky Creek ;
Friday 9Th, AT Red Bank; 9Th and sth at
Salem; 18th a, Clouds Creek lllh aud
18th At Bethel; 20,h n, Dry Greek; 2lst
aud 22d at An,ioch; 9th at Pleasant
Grove; 23h and ooh al EI!efcI! village
9TH and 9Th September. nj Sardis.
AIso--The orc'Irrcn NJ. NJ. hbncy aud
W. Watkins, viii preach AT Rcho!,oih | lIh
July; a, Red Hill on the 18th; 10Th at
Coliham's Mill l7th and 18th n Plumb
Branch, 22l at Butialoe: 23i al Bethany;
24rh and 25lh n, Mountain Creek 29rh
at Damascus. 30th at Monn, Moriah :;
3lst and Isl August nt llorcb; 9Th III Gil
gal; 9Th aud 5 mt Stevens Creek 18Th AT
Good Hope; 18th and 18th Sloan; 18Th
al Providence l9Ih al Bculah; Goth al
Fellowship; Dist & 22d at Sister Springs ;
27th at Pleasant Grove; 2Slh and 29IlI at
EdscGeld village; September Sd at Ches-
nut Hill; 9TH and 9th at Pine Pleasant.
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.irkansas-Thc baltimore Republican state,
,ha, arrangements have been made to pay the
iu,crcs, on the deb, Of Arkansas, due the Is,
inst. which i, i, expected will be nearly, it not
quite sufficient. Part Of the funds are already
IN Enrnnr.
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Attention Trnroiters II. rcnn,, Nina.
tire Painter. who has snjourncd in Ans .,
Ga, for some months, took his departure on the
morning fthc 10Th inst, via the Charlie. ton
aud Hamburg Rail Road, leaving unpaid his
bill III the office ofihc Augusta Chrome IL ana
Sentinel. and divers other small bills abou, the
city. ANY scoundrci who will cheat the prin.
ter, sionlh be paintoi in his true colours
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Caution.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned against
IA trading for note of hand. given by the
subscriber 10 Charles Fox of Kentucky, for
cightytirc dollars. sometime in Jannary or
February last, PAYABLE the first Of January
next being determined no, 10 pny said note
unless compelled by law. rs the condition for
which il was given has failed.
WILLIAM p. HILL.
July IL "a
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Bya vote of l3S to 80, the Legislature of
New Hampshire has passed nj bill. which makes
the private property OF tho stockholders oi all
banks hereafter To be chartered, liable 10 Ger.
tain extent, for tie debts of the institution.
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other SORT of accommodation. II there Is
any circumstance, phrase, or expression
in wha, we have said, which could give
any one different impression, the fnul'
rests with us, not with them" We have
ouly,o add, that we remain Of The same
opinion still.
We are very respectfully.
Your Ohedieu, servants.
+. II. ELMORE,
w. HAMPTON,
WM. HARPER,
J. II. MEANS.
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THE RICHEST MrLK.-At 4 late setting
Of the Paris Academy DR.. Donne read a
paper, showing lha, the milk of cows,
which are allowed 10 sucklc their calves is
more nhaIinc and nourishing than that Of
cows deprived Of their calves. Perhaps
The Wings have taken hint from this for
The incon,incnt sucking which they have
originated upon the Treasury--bu, let
them leave portion at least for pos'crity.
or the next generation must either s,nrve
or kill the COW for beef Charleston Mcr.
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Mr.. S BIooEs,
EdgcfeH, Jaiy 20.

Itis reported, a, Washington (says The Bal'-
more Gazette that WAppY THomrsoS, late
member Of Congress from Sonth-Carollna $
10 hc appointed Minister 10 Mexico.
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ro p ( Ro3kuMElA, Oct. 2S, lSl0


Sir,-Wi,hou, exE Esq.
as to the true consrrnc,i6lgns any opinion,
",al. Wisfall's publication in hn,Sat par. o,
Ao'.-;-er Of the 22nd instant, IN SS''e'u
you state n'~- il seems to be his wish
10 create thc lmpres>;an upon the public
that the adjustment suSges,sd by YOU. ana
acccdcd 10 by his lricnh. Capt. Gregg. WA.
based on something ditlcrcu, from an ac.
lui,tal oil, the charge Of falschood." We give
briefly our views Of the adjustment made
hy us, on the 2Gth July last, u! Limestone
Springs.
We, accidentally prcscu, a, the time de-
signnicd al the l.imestoreSpriucs. were in
duced 10 offer our mediation, 10 prevent the
hostile meeting understood To be arranged
for. between Col. Wi.fal and yourself,-
The consent Of all parties hcins Obtained.
we proceeded 10 inquire into the facts
From sources, and by means which the
opposing parties could not rcsor, to, by in
Qulrics which the parties could not make,
we asccrtained To our cutirc satisfaction. n
state OF facts which we detailed in the pa
per which Is published in the Ed.ctirli
Advertiser Of the 22d inst, entitled "a.l-
Justment Of an affair of honor, between
MIR. r. ). Brooks and Col. l.. +. Wisrall."
dated "Liincstone SPRING, july -. lSlU."
In that state ucni. we stated distinctly.
that the charge made by Col. Wigfal!.
against MIR Brooks. Of having stated what
WAS false 10 Mr.. Glover, WAS made under
total misapprehcnsion OF lac,s-undcr n
mistake. Tha, Of course, such charge
was not applicable, aud therefore. OF ne
ccSsity lcl, no impuration OF lalschoOd on
the character of Mr. BROOKS. This state
lnent was acccded TO by both sides, aud
was thereby The ac, ol',hc parties, as well
rs our own.
In this adjustment, wr disre-arded all
those forms which would cnibarra,s The
parties themselves, and sought for. and
obta'ned the truth ina way they could not.
In the same way. VIC sought substance
rather than form, in settling the difficulty.
Under the most solemn conviction ar It's
truth' and our responsibilities, we said in
'he adjustment. that .'we are fully and Sc.
rionsiy ol opinion, that there is no, any
ihins IN Inc quarrel betweco Col. Viz
fall and Mr.. Brooks, which NAV moi be
accommodated with honor to both parties
and should certainly, 20, recommend snv
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EpcgrrrLD, March 5, ls4I.
July 20, lSll

Sir:-Ilaving casually and unexpectedly
heard Yesterday, tina, You intend soon to change
your present relations 10 society, feel that 1t IS
due to all parties concerned. iha, should nj
once advise you Of the fact, ,ha, do not cons'-
der all the matters connected with our late diff
cul,ics entirely settled, and that shall take the
earliest opportunity practicable 10 vlndca,c
myself.
lam so situated tIra; i, would be neither prl-
den, Tor proper to be more explicit, nj this time.
A desire to avoid additional embarrassment. 10
both OF us. induces me 10 make this comnunlca
ton.
Your obcdient servant.
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LOUIS 7. WIUFALL.
hIr. p. S. BROOKS.

Sr:-ln pursuance Of the determination
indicated 10 You, in my note OF the 9th OF March
last, now address you. with 'icw TO h;as
se,tlemcn, of our late difficulties.
Iregard all matters Of difference between u.s.
urssious 10 Your demand upon me for personal
satisfaction. as having been settled 10y the meet
ing consequent, upon thu, demand An oiIen-
siye article. however, under your signature, ap-
pearcd in the Edgciicld Advertiser OF the 9th OF
November 1910. As that article was published
n, ,ue when. being under your challenge.
could neither have demanded satisfaction, nor.
with propric,y, have replied 10 it; II can not
properly be regarded, as constituting one OF the
matters which led 10 our meeting, and were set
tied by it.
deem it unnecessary to detail the canscs
which have led TO this delay in addressing you,
rs ron must Of course he aware them.
,rus, now that il is broush, 10 your notice,
YOU will a, once do me the justice TO relieve me
from the impu,a,ons which arc contained III
Ina, publication.
Very respectfully,
Your obcdent servant.
LOUIS Il. WlGFALL.
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Col WiGFALL,
20,li July 1871.

Extracts from The " adjustment o Fan gGair
ofhon0r. betreen Nr. r. :, Brooks, and
Col. l.. II BisfaH," arranged at the l..
Stone Springs.
I'VE have ascer,ained tina, Mr.. Brooks,
in the conversation with Mr.. Glover, in
which he stated TO him lha, Col. WiSfall
had spoken in uniricndly terms ofhim. had
reference, in poin, OF time, TO Il period an
recedent to The reconciliation which had
taken place between Col. Wisiall and Mr.
Glover: and that Col. WiSfall, in apply
ing to Mr.. Brooks, the epithet liar" sup
posed thai Mr. Brooks statement had re-
ference 10 poin, Of time Subsequent TO
that reconciliation. The origin aud cause
of tho prcsen, difficulty is this charge ol
Gs3lsehood. and i, cprincs from, aud is eau
N 'n,al misapprchcnsioa rs to time"
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On Thursday evening the 18th iusr. hy the
Rev. WIN. Is. Johnson. Mr. J,NE. t"cmRAv.
Of Baltimore Nd 10 Mrs. ELIZA PAui, OF tins
DISTRICT
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1t is learned aud powerful. aud directs
rha, Mcleod be rclnandcd TO the county
OF Niagara for trial according to law.
The consequences of this decision will
be fearful but honorable. Ii establishes
the supremacy Of the laws, over the thrcnts
of foreign government. Ii is now highly
probable that the British Minister will de-
man'l his passports, and return irnmedi-
alely 10 England.
lie, US oil now prepare for the worst.
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Sir:-ln answer 10 yours of this date, | re
ply tha, have never questioned ana 90 ho
now dispute, bu, admit, as have always done
the correctness Of the construction OF the Lime
Stone Springs adjustment. given by the gentle
mel. through whose in,erposition it was effect,
ed. in their letter, copy Of whicl, is Subjolned
to your las,
Very respectfully ,yonr ob't sr'v'.
IOJI,S r. WIGFALL.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate OF VII.
"A liam Robertson. ls,e Of Edgefeld District.
decd. are requested 10 make payment, and all
who have demands against the es,ate arc 70.
aues,ed ,e render them in TO the subseEbers
properly a:,e5ed. within the time prescribed by
law.
JAMES ROBERTSON and r..
DOUGLASS ROBERTSON. { Il "'
rry r. t q
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Very respectfully
Your obcdient servant.
LOUIS Il. WiGFALL.
MIR. Z. :. DEooEs,
Edgyfe!d, july =, ISL.

Sir:-Your note OF the I'd Of July has been
received. am no, rcuc,an, 10 accedc 10 your
request. If eau do 50 consistently with my
sense Of honor In this spirit, desire TO be IN
formed, whether YOU regard the l.. ;. Springs
adjustment, rs being correctly cons'rne" IN the
letter which was addressed To me by the gentle.
men, through whose In;crposlti"n II was effect
ed. and in which i, is said, that mo imputa'lon
offalschood was left upon the character Of Nlr,
Brooks" 4 copy of,ha, letter and OF the por'
ton of the L. 5. Springs adjustment. TO which
the construction expressed in thai letter refers
is licreun,o suLJoncd.
Respectfully, your ob'n, scr'vt
=. 5. BROOKS.
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llr, r. S. BRooEs,
Edscfeld, July 20, 1871.

Sn:-By your publication of the a2d oc'o'
Der. | unders stood you, us placing upon the adj
iuslmcu, Of onr quarrel, arranged 4, The l.. D.
Springs, Il construction differing from that ex'
pressed in your las, uolc.
Ii, agreeable 10 me TO be informed ofmy mis-
apprehension, and have notr, no hesitation IN
relieving you ofall impu,a,ions contained in my
publication of lhc 9th Nov.
Respectfully, your ob'd, eer'v'.
p : RROCES
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-22

ioo hi'ssIonaric- oud assistant missiona.
rcs,
lo2 native preachers aud assistants,
@ churches,
i62 bapIisms, The past ycar, and
293l members of mission churches.
The numhcr Of missionaries and assis.
iant missionaries sent abroad tie past wear
IS icn:--four 10 Africa, Two To Greece, one
10 Siam, two to The Oloes, aud one Ia
ShnwanOc. The number nf native preach
crs aud assistants has been increased Nv
one assistant missionary returned from the
Otoc mission, one assistant missionary from
Siain, and two assistant missionaries, tone
Of them printcr) from Tavoy
Two assistant missionaries have died.
Net increase, exclusive Of native preach
crs and assistants. ]; increase since the
meeting Of the Convention in lS3S. =.
printing establishment has been COM
mcnced nj Edna for the use Of The Basa
mission, and iounIs oftype in Cherokee, and
IN Burman and Karen, Of reduced size.
have been added 10 the establishments m
Shawanoc and in Burmal. About TO-
OOo,OOO pages OF the Scriptures aud of
tracts have been printed during the year.
chiefly at Maumain and Bangkok.
The receipts Of the Board for past wear.
exclusive OF appropriations from other in
st'tul'ons, and from loans. were S56,94S 42
And The Expenditures for the
same period. 81. SEQ 81
Excess of expenditures above
The receipts, 4,9ll SIS
10 anticipation OF this deficiency Of re-
cceip's. and with The purpose Of averiing as
lar as possible, The evils Of a burdensome
debt, the Board adopted a system OF Iimiln.
''ont OF expenditure, which was to co INTO
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Robbery the Maa.-On the 9Th June.
the mail from Augusta for This was robbed
between Camak and Warrentou, the let
ters all torn open. aud many valuable pa
pcrs, checks, drafts DC, partially or wholly
destroyed. or the money abstracled,
about $500 have been recovered. The
robbers were TWO negroes, who have been
arrested, aud have confessed their guilt
The following are The post Offices, whose
packages have been discovered 10 bc ri
fled:
Coosownl,ee, Elijah, Cassvile, Gcor-
eia, and Culodeu. Tennessee. Of the lst
June; Audcrsonvillc. Cumming, CayIon,
and Marietta, ofthe Cd; New Echora. New
horn. MarsIalItowu, and Cherokee Cor.
ner, Of the Sd; Gainesville, Marietta.
Carkcsvilc, Decatur and LawrcnceviIlc,
Of the 4Ih; Savannah, Of The Iih Madison,
Athens. Social Circle. Penfeld and JEFF
ferson, of The 9Th; and Augusta Of the 9Th,
with letters from New York, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore, Of The Cd; and Charleston,
of the 5lh and GIh.-INiledgeriNe Rec.
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Col. WiGrALr..
JHiy 20h, ISL.

Sir:-Your second note Of this date has been
received, aud is satisfactory our correspondence
is. therefore. n, IN end.
Very respectfully, yonr ob'd,. scr'''.
LOUIS Il. WIGFALL
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EqY.YA HiNEAg.
MA RR ID.

, siL..a tir that binds tro riilirg hta.,
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TABLE OF MISSIONS. Sc.

The number OF MISSIONS under Tic III
rcc,ion Of the Board Of Managers is twenty
eight Of these are 10 Indian trlhcs:-lhe
Oiibwas, O,tawas, Oncidas aud Tuscaro-
ras, Otocs, Shawanocs. Pu,awaomies,
Dclawarcs, Western Oliawas, Chcrnkccs,
Creeks and Chociaws; three are 10 Europe
France, Germany. and Greece; one is
to the Basas in Western Africa; and eight
10 Asiatic tribes and na,ions-in Burmah.
Siam, nnd China, Arracun, Asam, uud
Southern Ilindostan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-22

'Fol"f the Indian Missions have embodied
in one c pastycar.
(7'o be continucd.j
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July il,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20
From he Baltimore Patriot.

The course Of the Locofoco members ofthe Senate,
in reference TO Mr. Rives' amendment TO the Bank
Bill, teaches lesson to the Wing members of Con-
gress, which hope they will profit by. Our adser
saries this occasion, have shown that they aie
ready repudiate their most cherished principles in
order To produce distraction in ranks The object
Of MIR. Ryes' amendment was, IN make it necessary
that the OF the different States should be OBJ
taned before branches of the Bank could be estab
lshed within their limits. Now, il is well known,
that prominent principle Of the Locofoco creed, in
reference TO this question, has been, that is uncon
situiional for Congress invest Bank with the pow
er to up branches any Of the States contrary
the wishes Of those States And yet, in the face of
this, the Senators of that party voting, in a
body against amendment embracing the very doc
trine they have always heretofore advocated.
Can our Wing friends in Congress nothing in
this TO induce them TO make effort TO defeat the de-
sign with which it is doneq When they discover
enemy bent destruction and resorting TO
such insdious means TO accomplish their object is it
possible they cannot revive within themselves, some
of that feeling of brotherhood which united SO
firmly during the recent Presidential canvass, and
which led Us in unhroken phalanx in the con-
| test then waged with such success : Let us adj
them TO reflect upon these considerations and read
in the conduct OF our opponents lesson, which may
| serve to unite them and to establish harmony and
concert their action reference to the mror
measure under consideration in their respective
bodies.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20
HeAD Quarters or THE Amy
Adjutant Generals Office,
WAsmsGros, July l2ih, 1871.

GEsERAL ORDERs-No. 80.
The Company of the 5th Regiment Of Infantry al
Fort Brady will be Immediately relieved by Compa-
ny Of the ith Regiment Of Artillery and then pro-
coed TO Fort Crawford. Fort Howard will be eyacu-
nted for the present and the Garrison JOIN the Head
Quarters Of the regiment without delay. The post and
public property will be turned over to the Quarter
Masters Department.
H. The Isl Regiment of Infantry will be withdrawn
from Florida, proceed TO the Upper Mississippi, and
take post follows:
Al Fort Snelling--Three Companies.
Fort Crawford Five Companies.
Fort Aikinson-One Company.
Fort Winnebago-One Company.
Ill. As soon as relieved by detachmenfs Of LIST In
antry, the 9Th Regiment will be concentrated at JEFF
erson Barracks, thence proceed 10 join the Florida
Army, ria Fort Brooke, Tampa Bay in time to ensure
its arrival by the LIST of November.
Nv The seven Companies of the 4th Infantry, at
Fort Gibson, under its Lieutenant Colonel will pro-
coed 10 Florida ria New Orleans and Tampa Bay, TO
arrive not later than the 18th Of October. Regiment
al Head Quarters 10 be established at Fort Jesup when
the Colonel now on leave Of absence shall join
V. The Commanders Of Departments, Regiments
and Posts affected by this order, charg' with the
prompt movement Of the troops, herein cire ted for
which the requisite transport shall be furnished 10y the
Quarter Masters Department
BY command of Major General SCOTT.
(Signed) r. JONES, Adjutant General.