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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-07-06
Sale day News.

l. Our business day for July brought together
at this place comparatively small number Of
citizens. Erors thing was done quietly and
smoothly. Money seemed to be scarce, hut no
one was ut much of pinch so far as We heard. a
few good Hamburg bank bills passed from hand
| to hand on their mission Of usefulness, giving
agreeable assurance Of more "byme-by." If the
controllers Of those prctily pictured scrps knew
how much good the bare sight Of them does II man
these bot days they would surely l.e glad to let
more OF them escape the irnu bars Of confinement.
Anyhow, "a few Of them go long way" as an
old gentleman remarked yesterday to a person
| who paid him two double y Ks when ho was least
expecting such un event.
g. From the crops, the intelligence was not par.
ticulariy cheering. We rather surmiso, from all
we could learn, that The corn crop nf tho District
il not 81 promising might be supposed from the
! suficicncr Of the seasrns The truth is, ""-
agricultural friends ihoth of the Oakley and Pincy
woods) have ovsrrroppcd themselves in co,ton,-
at least no, few. The cotton fields Incoming
grassy, corn has had to 20 without its full proper
ton of work. Muny man has slnrred over lis
precious cornhcds with two Or three hasty plow-
in.s and no hocing at NIL. in order that he might
press ul bis energies in tho direction Of his still
| more precious cutionfslls. .iorc precious did
/ We say? Move take that back there's moth
| ing in the planters eye that should he murc pre-
ciuuS tliuu Il wcll-illcd corn-crih. end by cunsc-
quencc n.hhins more deserving his best care thnn
q promising field Of curm. But this year we fear
our Edgrfeli planters and farmer. have niggled
il in this regard. From sunr portions u: the Dis
trc, there ronlcs intelligence Of fine crops
but the more general account is that The prospect
%! IN ample yield is decidedly below the average
Let every one then prepare to remedy the aeiicen'
cy IL. far as he can hy putting in additional qnHn
titles Of s"rghum of turnips, aud eSlscially ofgran
Tor fall and winter pasturaSc Make your lots fol
this last purpose very rich. and double their size
and you will find yourselves we'll rewarded fur tn:
trouble. aud your provision crop excl ou, 40 AZ It
make horb ends nuei,- ali Viii, h we say tpOa I'll,
authority of np Experienced suE Of the plow
| Think Of it,
b In point Of ieal,huine>s. our district is thus
far blessed Occasional eases of fcvcrare reported
and some little Of luild epidemic disease Int
general " our esteemed friends OF the medical pro-
feS.un have rest for themselves aud their saddle.
bags. May the health ii the country be still bet
ter and they nnne the worse oil i'y reason Of it.
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WHAT PRtoRESs Has DoSE.-Prioress has
been doing good service to her owner and
credit to herself, this season. On the 3Oth
Of last month"; she won onanother Queens Plate,
at EPSON, her first trophy of the kind being
gained at the Newmarket First Spring Meet
ing, where she heat Palestar, an uncommon
ly good mare, with ease. Besides these nice
little cool hundreds of golden soyereigns, she
Won hundred pound match against Olym-
pus. This is making her oats and hay, with
considerable balance over, TO say nothing
of the Odds and ends that Mr.. Ten Brock
no doubt throws in for, by backing her.
Queens plates are Il capital kind of race to
keep Prnress for. They are all run for at
three miles, distance that suits her very
we'll, and that few animals in England can
hope to tackle her at.-Porter's Spirit.
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Fatal Rail Road Accident.

Chicago, June 3O.-An accident occurred
on the Michigan Southern Rail Road. on
Tuesday night, near South Be d, caused by
the washing away OF culvcrt. Su far, thirty.
seven dead bodies have been recovered, with
sorle fifty or sixty wounded Others missing
have not yet been heard from.
Among the killed are the express messen-
ger, engineer, fireman, baggage master and
road master, Mrs. E. P. Gillett and child, #
Stone Mills, New York, and Thomas Wisham,
of Michigan city. So far, no Southerners
have been found among the killed.
Among the wounded is w. ]. Hawk, Of
Charleston, Virginia. The passengers were
almost entirely from the Western States.
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Turkey Creek Bridge.


Mr.. EpIroR Permit me through thecdiun
Of your paper to call the attention of the mmis
sianrrs of Roads, Bridges and fcrriea, tl,a
part Of our District known us the Dark Ger, tt
the wretrhod condition of til. Bridge whi'cros
ses Turkey Creek between Duntonsrills Lib
ertY Hill.
I mn not advised who has charge of tlpar.
.iculur lucality, hut rarnut think that has to
cross at this l,uint "f'eh. perceive thnt tsood
people of Edgeicll District have contrihutsvcl
six thousand Dollars the present year. for tlur.
poso of keeping up the Bridges, &c. Thien,
tribution hns been levied by the general lrl
The money has been collected, and now ths,o
pie have right to demand i's appropriation ;lt
venture the assertion, that there is not III
dangerous punt within the limits Of the DIST:
than this My object is not to write conuo
upon this Bridge, nor to expose the CommisEr
crs in charge of it, but simply to remind the
its dangerous condition.
4 pa y DAVE
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THE WHOLE CHURCH AT THE PRAYER
MEErIyG.-Wbat an encouragement it would
be to many discouraged and almost worn
out pastor! What testimony to the world
that Christians were in earnest in their pro-
fession and that they loved communion with
God! How would it make sermons aud
means of grace full of interest, life and power,
that now seem dull and lifeless How would
it promote growth in grace, and honour
Christ, and quicken zeal, and increase spirit
uality, and make the Church 2n earth like
the Church in heaven Let all the Church be
regularly at the prayer meeting, and all would
be faithful and active, and useful all would be
help to the pastor and to each other; all
would feel the power of the Gospel in their
own hearts, and thus be burning and shining
lights; and men would take knowledge Of
them that they had been with Jesus See
to It, Christian reader, that you do your
par& toward having NIL the church always at
the prayer meeting.
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RRsnn R.rmn.rr IN his 4.a-al. -,

E Dr.. BauMBAck in his travels on the
cape Of Good Hope says; found very fire.
quently among the Dutch Doors of the back
country, Ayers Cherry Pecioraf, which they
keep hung up BY thong around the neck Of
the bottle to peg over their hammocks,
Indeed this seems to be their sole protection
against the throat and lung disorders which
are quite prevalent among them. thought
it a speaking comment OH the practical genius
of the American people, that they should fur
nisll the staple, believe the only remedy this
people buy to IL. Asking if they used the
same manufacturers Pills, they told me that
better purgatives grow all around them than
any body could prepare.
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1r,,~ Jtolv ia ,Iont az larpe in te

IrALY.-Italy is about as large in tety
~ three such States as Ohio. 1t cn'
2s,nOO.00n Of people. The largest Sis
Naples. 1t occupies moro than one toi
the peninsula. The Pope rules oveRlt
three millions of people. The State fs-
cauy has about two millions, and Parnd
AIodepa one million of inhabitants. sla
has n population of live millions, andRr
the size of South Carolina. TIE Stof
yombar,lav and Venice belong TO Auin
sovereignty, and contain five millions o.
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June 20, 1860
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ven: the endowment of the benefits of tn

given; the enjoyment of the benefits of the
transit route to compensate in part for the
expenses thus incurred. 1t is stated that the
expedition would start about the middle of
August, that party of fillibusters will rem
devious in Florida, and be conveyed to Gen.
traI America in the Scottish Chief. Whether
or not this information is strictly true, it is
certain that our government will endeavor to
arrest all such illegal enterprises, the orders
to our naval vessels for this purpose, hereto
fore issued, being still in full force. General
JaTez, before he left for Nicaragua, was fully
informed of the fillibuster movement for the
invasion of that State
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For the Advertiser.
The Blue Ridge Rail Road.

II presenting this subject to the public, 1 know
tw'uld be vanity in the extreme, in me, to at
temit to bring forth moro argument in its favor
than has already been advanced to say word
about the utility, or practicabiliiy, of building
Rail Roads at this time, would be equally vain.
Ny only object in this communication, is to dis
char Re duty feel to be incumbent on every
citizen of South Carolina; that is to give Some
SIpression of his sentiments. On subject of 50
fluch intercst,o the Staie--and aadsavor to bring
Rho sulject before The people in =o,ue way to l.am
Worth general expression "t sentiment.
q Tie Legislature in is:'i, hy an Act agreed to
sultcribe 81, ,OOOoOU lo the capital stock Of the
Blr Ridge Rail Road, to aid in the construction
of dis R"ad. That amount has been spent, be-
sidls 81, l26,600 the amount of the annual report
&orlS5s) of tho company's money. The Cumpa-
Hynrplicd to the last Legislature for $l,O0O,O0O
moe, to carry on the work. The Legislature re-
fused to grant the aid What is the inevitable
result unless the next Legislature grant the re-
CURED assistance? The Road must fail:
Yheu we take into consideration the vast amount
th,t has been spent or the work, We would ssk if
itwould not lie wisdom anu economy for the
net Legislature 10 grant tho necessary Ell, that
til Road may bc completed us soon rs possible.
| twill take but little more to finish tho work,
than has already been spent which will be total
lo' to the State and Company If the Road fail.
lTouid then say 1t 'eW oe economy on the part
O. the State to complete the Road, which will be
tAe gFoat highway Of commerce. bond Of politi-
cal union and monument to tho intelligence,
sna loyaleS u 'ne people OF eou'n Caronna' Dat
is' Tue Legislature fe'uso 'no necessary aid, anu
.hs N0ao ia''' 'nen 'ho si'ouo'VVo granted 0y inc
"'a'' anu ''e amount sPsh. oS 'oo company are
4 'ieuf 'oS'-"nu We VIII 1.-Two monument al
feAuy e'ec'ea 'na' VIII DC Il fepFoach upon eoutn
'ufo'.nA until lime snali DC nc more. 1ho o'a'e
"us. ~" ounu tue N'aa IN se'-oelehee' ana
A''lu .N' 'oSS 0i 10 nueH money "e eanao'
p' b., ,.r A'.'A NV y ''Api'''As Wv
H..
,.o,;o, ,-;,, .t. So. IT,. -, -,
T.. a.h, o.. - =,
Tnyyvo,v :, h, s,n,., 80 .,,o -. as
Wov, md M,on. n s,rnor, os ,ho ,non,or;aI os
tbc p,us RIDGE Rot, Road cou,or,. n,o,o. ,ho
,o,.,,x,, ,.,,,, .,.ou,,. r. -, ,..,,
roct n sunno.e tbcv arol tho Dood con ho COW,
n,otcd without diroct ,ov nm, Tho no,n,. h,,,
4: W.. b,ve to IN >, red bo ho, .,o,.
that u. ,So,y. f.roont rho-,a.,,n, ,n;,, 49,, .,
n,v or,r 81 ~. =, o,.,v .,nn m o.n .h..o -
.,n,onohI, a.. c.. a.. -, -,
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Headquarters,

EDGEFIELD, C. H., July, 1859.
GEEER.iL ORDERS, NO.
THNlIE following Regiments of Infantry will pa
Il rade for Review and Drill, at such times and
places as hcreir directed:
The 10th Regiment of Infantry will parade nt
Richardson's on Thursday, the 2sth of July.
Tie 9TH Regiment Of Infantry will parade at
the Old Wells, on Saturday, the 30th Of July.
The 9Th Regiment Of 1nfuntry will parade at
Mrs. Brunson's, on Tuesday, the I'd Of August
next.
The Sth Regiment of infantry will parade at
Morrow's, on Saturday, the 9th Of August next.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
Loma1's, on Tuesday the 9th Of August next
day Ee ReseR Of
respective Regiments, for drill and instruction.
Volunteer companies, will 10 inspected, and
the books of Bca. companies examined.
By order Of W. C. M0RAGNE,
Brig. General.
H. W. ADDISON, Brig. Major.
July 6. St 20
H Abbevllo papers will please copy.
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/ Word for the Poor House.

AZ the instance u! one uf the Commissioners nf
the Poor far Elgoicli District, we Toul'l call the
attultion of Ministers of the Gospel to tho rrli-
gious condition of the pauTers now in the care "i
the District Board. They are ailhuut guspcl op-
portuui,ies. being unable even to avail themselves
of such religious advantages ~ liu nearest to
them. The suggestion is, that our preachers OF
all tenuminnti tious shall enr#vnr, il possible. I"
give these uurur,nnatrs the brneft' Of their min
istrat"ns occasionally. soue Of the pnurers nrc
members Of tho Church. while nearly all Of them
are posscssod of sufficient intellect and thought to
he suitable subjects Of divine influences. We
trust that our suggestion will not be considered
oficiVuS or out of place.
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DIR. Coleman,

Attention is sskod TO the card Of DR.. WV. COLE
HAM, who iE now establishing himself ct the Will
.iamston Springs for the practice Of medicine
chiefly in Chronic Diseases. DIR. c. s II native Of
this District n member of one Of our best fani-
lies and u gentleman of high impulses. lto Wa
n student of medicine in the Charleston Medicul
College. and was graduated in New York under
the administration Of the celebrated DR.. NOTE,
We cordially commend him to the regard Of the
nhlic il his new location, and ask for him liberal
trial Of his professional skill.
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Superb Vegetables.

Mrs. J. and Mrs. A., Of Buneombe Hill, have
each gent us 4 magnificent specimen of cabbage
we cannot pronounce IN favor of either as against
the other, but both specimens are indubiably arg-
Or than any others We have socn this season.
Mrs. NJ, from an opposite side Of town, kindly
furnishes all hands this week with bountiful sup.
ply Of her superior tomatoes. l'y tho way, her
garden lin this particularly led Of in advance of
all others VIC have beard from this seHsuu at least
ten days
The ladies will please accept our grateful ac-
knowledgemcnts.
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COMMERCIAL.
HAMBURG. July 4th, 1859

Nh. EpIroR-Dcnr Sir: There was nothing
done in the cotton market for the past week for
the want Of the stuff to operate on. I think
sell. quote Middling Fair at III cents, with an
advancing tendency. If the steamer brings 10
favorable news the prices will 90 much higher
All kinds Of provisions are still with declining
tendency, particularly Bacon.
Respectfully, yours, P.
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Npcrn Killed.

A valuable negro slave, the property of Mr.. A
J. RAMHo near Hamburg, w;ls sEot AMI killed u
few nights ago by some unknown assassin. The
unfortunate negro was at the time passing from
his owners residence to his wify's house in tl.s
neshLorhood. He was skilfM blacksmith aud
GEM! servant. No rlae to the dark rire,l has
hccn discovered thus far,
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The circular issued by Prince Gortschakoff
to the representatives Of Russia at the differ
ent Courts of Germany, concludes as follows: {:
Our desire, like that of the majority of the
rreat Powers, is now to localize the war, be-
cause it arose out of local circumstances, and
because it is the only means of accelerating
the return Of peace. The line followed by
some States of the termanic Confederation
tends, on the contrary, togeneralize the s,rus-
Gle, ty giving it character and proportions
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HRussell's Magazine"

Tho July number of this excellent Magazine is
before us with .hc following rich and taking
Tahlo of Cuntonts:
"oration by " II. Trcscot Epistnlary Gus
sipings of Travel: Henry the Fowler; The Majes-
" Of t;"a: Romance, (frnrn ie Spanish } Actress
in High Life; Youth aud Manho"a Lines. The
Last Fniry: The Nunlanria nf ccrvrntes; a Sc
cre,: Aztec Civilization; Editors Table; Literary
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PROSPECTUS
THE GREEN Wood TIMES,
J0URNAL to be deyoted 10 the cause of

"A JOuRNAL to be devoted to the cause of the
IA South, and the exposition Of facts and trri.hs
in every department of popular intelligence and
news.
The undersigned proposes az soon as sufficient
number Of subscribers can bo obtained, to com.
mence in the Village of Greenwood, the publica-
ton of popular Newspaper, whose moderate sub.
scrption price shall introduce it into every homo
stead; and whose columns abornding in the useful,
md novel of Literature, Science, Agriculture, and
the Arts Of Domestic Life-in whatever is spicy,
brilliant or touching in Hrmor, Poetry and Story,
with oil that is striking or interesting in the news
and events Of the passing aga and conservative Of
the rights of South CarolinG shall render it me-
dunn of rare intellectual pleasure, political infor-
nation, and business utility 70 the people.
It 10 unnecessary to onter apon lengthy argu.
inent to prove the importance Of such an enter
prise. It is sufficient to observe that this Ia the
age OF journalism; the Newspaper has become the
fourth estate of the realm sod the people arelook-
ing to it for the intelligence and faets-for the
light through whose genial influence, their views
and opinions, are to receiva shape, vigor and life
Numerous journals, it is true, with as many dif-
ferent aims, and mottos, are everywhere circuls-
ting through the country; still the grcat field Of
Southern Humanity, is scarcely surveyed, much
less cultivated. They are all too intensely devoted
to some one idea, or to the equivocal work of
pandering to the pride of Tealth, and illustrating
tho opportunities, and strength Of the Almighty
Dollar. We want n medium through which tho
poor man may speak, and IN which he may find
sympathy and encouragement in tho trials, and
sorrows-in the solitude that separates him from
his neighbor.
competent Editor will be employed to furnish
its columns with observations on passing events.
The Tines will also be means Of stimulating
into active exercise much of the latent talent Of
the District; and its patrons may anticipate from
this prolific source, many practical suggestion,
and sparkling gem of thought It will be issued
every Saturday morning, at $3.50, invariably In
advance.
D- Subscribers will please address the Pro.
prietor at this place.
PATRICK n. WILSON,
Greenwood, s. c.
June 20, 1850 If rs
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The Havana correspondent of the

ton Courier, in recent letter says:
Joseph Tucker Crawford, Esq, saileb be
10Th for St. Thomas and England in thl
mail steamship companys steamship "a,
taking with him bnS of samples ofn
of Cuban growth, Mark well what y,
before seven years shall have elapso5a
will be formidable rival to our cottoy.
inp States IN the cotton 1narkefa nf theb.
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The CONTEMPLATED FILLIBusTER DESCENT
ON Observation-Disclosures has been re-
ceived from a source regarded as thoroughly
reliable, giving tho particulars of the con.
templated t1llibuster's descent on Nicaragua.
The name Of certain parties who sustain
General Walker With arms and uoney. are
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SOiree Musicale.

Remember that tie social concert, by the girls
and young ladies Of Mr.. GwSLrSEY's Female In
slitute, takes place on Thursday evening Of this
week, under the direction Of the accomplished
musician and gentleman VIII" has this department
in rh,
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Gbe Abbertiser,
AETHUR s1MKINs, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JULY G, 1859
Change of Weather.

Within the last day or two, quite a change in
the weather has been experienced in this latitude,
owing probably 10 hail In various localities. Fab
renhe;t fell from $50 nn SaaLay, to 620 on Tues
day morning. Wooleu clothing was in demund,
and ladies generally assumed the shawl ard tippct,
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CHARI,ESTnN Lnne q

OIliIlI IIIIO VAN, UUlIt OV.
CoTToy.-Thc receipts Of the week reach some
1,S2S fales, and the amount sold may be put down
at 3,469 bales. We quota Low to Strict Middling
10y g lit; Good Middling, 1ls a III, and
Mihdling Fair 12c.
CoRs-The transactionsiu iu Country descriptions
hnro bren limited, but the market has about gus.
Iained its former position viz: 81 a 81 05. sacks
included.
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WHEAT THREsHERs & COTTON GINS

July o, 2t
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Headquarters,

SLEEPY CREEK, July ], 1859.
ORDERS, .E0.2.
TEyHE 10th Regiment, S. c.. NJ, are hereby in
IL structod to be and appear at Richardson, or
Thursday, the 2Sth July inst, armed and equipped
as the law directs, for Drill and inspection.
The Officers and nun- Commissioned Officers will
assemble the day previous for drill and instruction
The Ladies and citizens generally are cordially
invited to attend.
The Edge6eli Brass Band nrr expected.
BY order Of a. B. DEAN,
Col. 10th Regiment, S. C. NJ.
W. A. RUTLAND, Adj't.
July 6, 1859 1t 90
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yss- Mr.. ". H. CRANE, Augusta, IL closing out
his Spring and Summer Huud. ut reduced prices.
Call on the good old gentleman when you have on
opportunity.
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AITGTST4 .Trry

AUGUSTA, July l.
Co1ToS.-Therc is a fair demand, but the limi-
ted quantity offering, and the stringcncy Of hold
err prevent heavy sales. There is evidently u
much better feeling in the cotton trade.
The stock Of cotton OH hand, in this city and
Hamburg, is 25,6s0 hules, against 9,059 bnles at
tho same time last year.
Our market closes nt about the following quota
tions: Good Middle liz, and Middliug Fair III
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Notice.

MfOTICE.--Application will bo mad, To ~.
~ next Legislature for Public Road r,nn;ns NV y
from the main Road Leading from Aiken ta EdHas
field c. H., about two miles from Aiken and ;ntsr
sccting the Leesyille Road, or .the Public Rood
running hy Mr. Chas. Plunketa, about nv, Ill. III.
South Of tho said Plapkets.. ~'-o 1''4''
.sans - Gs: OK
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. Religious Notice.

Religious Notice.
The Fifth Sabbath Union Meeting of the Ath
Division Of tho Edgc6eld Association, will con-
vene with the Hurn's Greek Church ON Friday he
fore the 5lb Sabbath in July inst. Rev. ]. S.
MATHEWS to preach the Introductory sermon.
.SnLjerts Jnr disc"ssion.--lst. What nre the best
means to be employed to secure the efficiency Of
the members of the Church, End. The best
mems for accomplishing Missionary work within
the bounds Of lhi. Division.
j. S. MATHEWS, Mod'r.
July q, 2t 26
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Headquarters.

UNION C. H., June 2s, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given that all applications to
1Y the Governor for Arms, shall be made through
the Office of the Adjutant and Inspector General !;
therefore, hereafter application will be consid-
erod unless sent through the Adjutant and Inspec-
tor General. BY order
R. G. NJ. DUNOVANT,
Adjutant aud Inspector General
July 6, 1859 1t 26