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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

WHAT WE ARE TAKEN FOR.-Vistors from the
North at this post have occasi nally seen an ex-
terror resemblance between the editorial Office of
THE NEW South and the vehicular buildings used
in the North by tiEesant daguerreotypists. One
day last week, while the whole editorial and repor-
torial force of TIE NEW SouTu were actively en-
gagged in supplying the wants Of our readers, a
man-of-wars-man entered and took seat. Not
much attention was paid him for some minutes,
when one ofthe force, on emerging from the inner
sanctum, where he had possibly been indulging in
some bbulous Investigations of an inoffensive
as to when his turn would come. He was told
that his business could be then attended to, if he
would state it. "Well, how much do you charge,
now, for good one?" asked Jack. GA good
uhat7" responded the puzzled NEw SOUTH man.
"WelL i amt particular" said the tar, &c only
would like it on papef SO lean send it in aleter'
" Send ,rhat in a letter :" further inquired the
quill. s.Why the pctur'' said Jack, apparently
forming very uniassasble opinion to the smars-
ness in his business Of the imaginary dagnerreoty-
pist. The mistake was here discovered by the
whole party, and Jack was informed that facial
characteristics hardly came within the scope of
our deneations. He was recommended to Lieut.. .
Haas, and Mr.. Sam. Cooley at Beaufort. With u
somewhat mystifed look ON his countenance, after
hitching up his pants, and replacing an old quid
with an unusually large piece of navy, he quietly
rolled out of the Office
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30
JUSTICE TO TWO YOUNG OFFICERS.

-
An official advertisement was published in these
-columns some weeks ago, stating that Capt. H. s.
Taft, Chief Signal officer Of the department, had
reported ID Lieut.. c. +. Keith, 23d N. Y. Vols,
and I'd Lieat. E. s Mofat, 9th n. J. Vols, acting
Signal officers, as deserters, and offering the usual
reward for their apprehension and delivery to the
Provost Marshal General, Hilton Head.
In justice to two young officers holding records
mot only blsmeless but emitting them to respect
and sympathy, We have now to state that We have
reason to believe that Department Headquarters is
in possession of information which entirely relieves
them from all eensure, and fixes the responsibility
for their without-leave on. the Acting
Asst. Adjt. Genl., of Gen. Heckman's Brigade,
Who it appears, took upon himsaf the responsible
.ity Of" pecketng'' AID not delivering the orders
retaining the services OF these two young, able and
gallant officers in the. Department. immediately
: on the return of Gen. .Heckmap's Brigade, the
officer who is responsible for this serious offence,
VIII probably be allowed an opportunity of pock
!, citing . the sentence Of eouft-martiaI.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

THE WABAsH MNsTRELs gave one OF their in
.teresting and amusing entertainments on board Of
the Flag Ship week since or more, in commemo-
ration OF their having been in commission two full
years. A large number Of army officers and civil
ians from Hilton Head, and Naval officers from the
different vessels IN the harbor were in attendance,
who testified their appreciation by frequent out
bursts of applause. The singing was excellent,
several new songs were sung and one in particular
&C When this cruel war is over" drew marked at
teption apd received well merited applause. The
entertainment CONCLUDED with the farce of ssTke
Doubled Bedded Room" the characters of which
were well sustained by the company.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30
Jos. n, Sears Editor and Proprietor,
PORT ROYAL, SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1868.
RECKMAN'S BRIGADE.

nEOhMaN ,Dh10laDE.
1t viii be remembered that, not long since, Gen
Hunter generously dispatched Brigade under
Hickman, to the relief of Gea. Poster, who either
fancied he was, or chose to believe he was besieg-
ed at Washington, n. c., and in danger Of cap
,ture. That Washington was not seriously threat
seued there were many who suspected as vol
at the time of sending the Brigade as they
do now,-whep that so-caled s.siege" stands
before the world, occupying in military annals the
nreeise position Of Mrs. BurdelI's .sbogus baby"
in the chronicles Of obstetric science; Mrs. Bur
dsI had all the surroundings of a birth-every-
thing but the baby. At Washington they had in.
dustriously imagined all the circumstances Of a
-sssiege ',.-eyerything but the enemy. few
militia pickets, it is now believed, We're magni6ed
into great sleaguering army,'' variously estima-
ted at from two to forty thousand men, with siege
trains, any quantity Of two-hundred-p d-pounders. and
a dozen mortar batteries. But this kind of war
making is played out.
That the sswhole siege'' was made out of the
sswhole cloth, is now admitted; and that Generals
Hunter probably suspected this at the time, we have
every reason to believe. But not knowing certainly
a -
and itbeing represented to him by officers entitled
.toconASencssssnd who yery, probably may have
heenimposedoH themselves, that Gen. Foster was in
danger Of being captured, it was both wise and
generous on Gen. hunters part to send Gen.
Heckman's Brigade IS a guard against any possi-
,hle dangers and is neither grateful, nor in good
faith for Gen. Foster to now retain, as he is RETAIN
ing, the troops sent special service to his res
cne, with orders to return the moment that rescue
,was accomplished. 1t is iptimatsd by those who
should be well-informed such matters, that the
Secretary of War is about giving this subject his
attention; and has only delayed action thus far,
under an impression that Gen. Foster could not be
80 blind to the demands alike of justice and cour
tesy, as not to send back Heckman's Brigade by
. the first available transportation.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

The RESNsULA.-We have received severa!
copies of the new paper, published weekly, at
Fernaadina, Florida, bearing the above name. 1t
is lively and entertaining sheet, and has met with
considerable degree Of success. We take this
late opportunity I'd give the following extract from
its Salstatory, as shadowing forth somewhat mis-
tily, perhaps, the peculiar and perspicuous style
which will mark its editorial columns -
"Being unwilling to admit that there is less
good than evil resulting from cerebral dynamics; /;
as also that moreperiect and higher state Ut en-
joyment is attainabe through ignorance, than
through intelligence,- popular failacy arises
from the false standard, self established, which
recognizes the absence Of actual unhappiness, as
that of true happiness-we say, being unwilling to
admit these dyspepuc notions of le, We feel assur
ed that every one in the community, isolated as
the world outside is from them, anticipating their
anxiety as to whether we have local habitatlon
and that habtation o name, viii hail with delight
as it rises thI ough its golden gate, that day star Of
freedom, that orient OF the onward march Of civil
ization, the NEwsp2PER."
We trust that it wiz meet with all the success
it deserves.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

Cot. HAY GosE NoRTH.-We regret to learn
that Col. John Hay, of Illinois, Private Secretary
OF, the President who came down as-Volunteer
Aidc-de- Camp, on the Staff of Gen. Hunter, to
take part in the recent expedition against Charles
ton, returned iRabs .drago which sailed on Thurs
day,-his patriotic desire to witness and take part
in the reduction of .the sccurst city" ungratfed.
Col. Hay, however, takes back with him very
complete knowledge of the condition of the De-
partmept, all portions of which he has visited; and
we are not without reason to hope that he will soon
pay us another visit as volunteer participant in
the operations about to be renewed. Col. Hay
returns to the North accompanied by his brother
Lieut. Chas. Edward Hay, Assistant Commissary
of Musters, who goes back on twenty days leave,
founded on medical certificate to recruit his health
which has recently given way under the severe
labors of his position.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

WELL Done BLtE JAcKEGs.-We understand
that over twelve hundred dollars have been raised
by the sailors Of the Wabash, and sent to New
York, to increase the Irish Fund, for the support
of the famishing poor Of Ireland. Admiral Du
Pont headed the Ist, and his staff and all t,p of-
GERS of the ship. iberaly subscribed for this cou-
mendable object, ~
This liberality will not be forgotten by the dwell
lers on the Green Isle, may be assured, but will
be treasured up as another proof OF the. sympathy
felt for them by this na:iop, in their hour Of need
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

A Word OF EypLlNArIoS.-ln consequence OF
the on,arrival of the vessel bearing stock of
paper for US, we were obliged to suspend The New
Souru for one issue. The vessel has not yet ar
rived and We are indebted to the kindness of
friend for q supply of paper upon which we fur
nish the present e1mbessA We have taken meas
ures to guard Against any lack Of this necessary ar
ticle in the future; and The NEW sourH will here
after appear with the utmost regularity.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

p The granting of any additional furloughs
and leaves-ofabsence under the recent act of Con-
gress is suspended until further orders from
Washington. These orders are expected daily.
This looks like resumption of active operations /;
and fruin other /" signs and tokens" we think the
news.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

- Brig. Gen. Rufus Saxton went North in the
.arago on Thursday, with orders to report to the
Secretary of War. Col. W. w. II. Davis assumes
command of the troops on Port Royal Island during
Gen. Ssxton's absence. ..o.ayF
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John Frame, A. C.
Sweetzer and Elisha Kingsbury, 18th Illinois
Vols, to be I'd Lieutenants; Sergeant Lesmore ID.
Kidder, seth illinois, to be lst Lieutenant; lst
Sergeant VIM. H. Keit, 9th Ohio, to be I'd Lieu
tenant; Sergeant Andrew S. Jackson, Sd Rhode
Island Vols, to be ID Lieutenant; lst Sergeants
Jas. N. Thompson and Alfred Brann, 1l,h Maine
Vols, to be I'd Lieutenants; Sergeant Jno. c. Ed
ward Jr., 62d Ohio Vols, to be I'd Lieutenant;
Quarterinaster Sergeant Fred. A. Wicoxson, Sd
Rhode Island Vols. to be I'd Lieutenant Cd
Lieutenant Hammer, Sd Rhode Island Vols, to be
1st Lieutenant, same Regiment
REsIeSArIoxs.-Lt-Col. Felix Comfort, Inde-
pendent Battalion, New York Vols Capt II.
w. Heaney, lO4th Pennsylvania Vols; Cd Lieut..
W. P. Haney, l04th Pennsylvania Vols. Capt.
Thos. S. Hutchins, 9th Maine Vols; lst Lieu.
Andrew J. Fogg, Sd New Hampshire Vols. I'd
Lieut.. John McNamee 9th Pennsylvania Vols. +;
Capt. james Chamberlain, 2dPennsylv ania Vols.
1st Lieut. 1. V.,B. Williams, K. Q. NJ, 9th Con-
necticut Vols. Capt. Beaton Smith, SD Penn
sylyania Vols; ist Lisut. Jesse Fisher, LIST South
Carolina Vols; capt. Henry Brawn, 9Th Maine
Vols; I'd Lieut.. j. N. Coffin, 9th Maine Vols;
Asst. Surg. E. Keely, 18th Pennsylvania Vols. i;
Lieut-CCl. Geo. F, Gardiner, 7th Connecticut
Vols. 1st Lieut.. George w. Ashenfelter, 1O4th
Pennsylvania Vols. Capt. Ihos, b. Briggs, Sd
Rhode Island Vols. lst Lieut.. Ralph. Saxton,
ll5th New York Vols. I'd Lieut. f. NJ Crole,
l04th Pennsylvania Vols; Lieut. Col. Robt. +.
Campbell. 1lth Maine Vols. ID Lieut.. Philip
Haas, Volunteer Engineers; ID Lieut.. Cbapncey
Hodge. 10th Connecticut Vols. Capt. VIM. L.
Mayo, Tooth New York vols.; Calt. 1hos. II.
Lyons, 55th Pennsylvania. V,ls.; Col. Rishw0rlh
Rich, 9th Maine Vols..s ,s<
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-20
State Of youa,
Gan1a County,

The following lands and town
lots will be offered for sale for delinquent taxes, the
Court House in Toledo, the FIRST Monday in October
A. d. 1862.
IN addition 10 taxes and interest DUE there is charged
the Of ten cents each Of real property avcr
tlsed. . A. J. WHEATON.
TREASURER TAMA COUNTY.
Toledo, August Goth, 1868.
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IHELIM ROLD'S. EXTRACT BUcHU

hElln1ulpSa EAlhhCl BUGHt
.a For Weaknesses
Arising RROMKXOEssEE. HABEIs on pfssyp,-
Attehdoa with the SLOWING symptoms.
IndisposifIon % ExoTtion, Loss q POwsr,
Les q Memory ~ ~ 1gieq4ty - BEeaEhinr
Weak Nerves, TREMBLING,
Horror q Disease, Wakefllness
Dlmh0ss Of Vislouy Painin thB HachL
uniNersAl LAssltnds q FiushflE q the iofv
, ne 9luseniar System ETuptl1l1 On n -
Hot Hards, Paliid COuntsnaGes.
UttIle83 q the Skin. ~ .--7-t
Ihelle symptemss g allowed 70 god1, Via. III,
Medietls Invariably removes, son OllOs
ItROFENOY, RATUEfY, BRILEPFIO nm
In ole q which the patipnt. may eupiro. yI,o.,,
Gly Ghat they not fe4uantly fSlIouoH hT -.
L edlFalal disaAsassn = - -
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are auure q the eau.s q tloir su.r,,z l,t
n0na win eonfess. NE records q de InSs1S Az
luma and the melanGholy deaths By golsnIlpti6l
bear ample Witnesst 70 the tEuth OftESs asIcEtioa-
THE CONsFITUTION.:ONCE AFFECTED WITH
III ORGANIC WEAKNRss,
Requires the aid Of 1IodIolns % Strengthen sud IL
fl0 a. sUlieIi TIEIl[10LI19 RETRkGF
BUoHU inyaEiably does. A tEial win convince u
ga FemaIess Females, Females,
oLp tOR YOUNG. SINGLE, MARRIKB, or on
TElIPLAfIN6 MARRIAGE
IN many Affections peculiar 10 Females the St.ssS
Buehn e unoqgalied b any other - pChlo-
rosis Retoltig1 lire RaiuiIless. q Sup
ehiIEons state ~ The Uterus. LsloaEEsa, OTWkllss
steEdtys ard for al llGnfg incident % ths sak
whether arising from IndlS1E0fIOl, HllitE q DIEI
PattOns Grin the
Il
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Dissolution,
PHOTtDGlIAPRS.5 :

T WOULD respectfully inform my patrons, and all
who want first class pictures, that, with faVora-
BILE weather, the first of this 4hall make some
important improvements in my Gallery, daulanded
by advahcement in the ART as well rs 10 meet the
increase In my business and be able, notWithstand-
ing the approaching short dark days Of winter. to
pleasant delay. Meantime / can make as good pic.
lures as ever; and those whom few days delay
at any time.u,.I il s. ss,lils,#5si TftG5.ls =
octl2 A. o. PARTRIDGE.
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOODI
HelabolFs HIghIx conssntEaesa conpoanA
Fluid Extraet sarsaparilla
SrzRH1rIISL

. mia Il an affection Of the BLOOD, SD attAsisti
Sexual Organs Innings Of tie Nee, ElFs, 48I1afs
pearGnce In 6f5Em' q UIeeEa HslmboIfs Gttslet
siFsa pgFies the blood, and Eeulggas tclly
EEuptfon8 81 the skin, giving % the 5Couplzto1a
II for this e1ass a Is BloOd-
ptopeftlAs ase preserved - a1y
ether pFePA q saF4'aIasiila.f
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sn0 El0 a. n. and CIGTOland at Gsf6 A. II.
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Leave Cleveland ~ Ss9OA. n. and slOR. II, az
Leave PfttSbuFsh &C LIS A. NJ, els A. n. and
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Detroit steamers Tor Detroit, Jaekaol,
chicago and tbs NoA1H WIS.,. With
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Cleveland, PittsbuFg ahdWheel-
Ii mfigI ing Rail Road. be- a 9s1'
nNAND AFFEH MONDAY, Nov I0tlI, ~ pas
" gelgaF Trains WIN leave BEidsopqrt - AsloWso
(hundayB aEcgptodsi
100 A. NJ MailTrafn stoppingf 81 an stations, an
FfVes 1t Pittsburgh Ct $50 p. II, and
r,atk q cleveland af 6510p4M. ~ ~ ~ - > ai1
as p. ~. Accommodation Train, stopping - al
stations, arrives at PittibuTgh at sos
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IELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU


1 6 g az e a.; -; g !. me- .D.a. '.
, 1863-02-28

and Hazcn's brigade Of Pslmera division. had pur-
sued tire nyrg enemy wr1. nero 4.:r trids, captlr-
ing forr pie'e= OF artillery and s:.sn:l Of colors
hare pnr4ucd the enrny into afrrf-eesboro. As
twas, CristenGen's corps passed over, and with
Dsyis oceEpicd ths crrsts, which werc cotfenchcd
ry rni:.lt aopn At ri al. r"t nna centrr. THUS
weakened, I thought It advisable to make demon
ttration cn our right, by heavy division Of camp
On Saturday, I'd day OF Januar >, it raiued heavi.
" from 5 . clock in the morning; the ploushed
s:Ltc NaB impossible for artillery. The au,uuni-
ton rraln did rot arrive until 10 o'clock. Il Was
thtr"ttrt: ttclred Eiaslys$h!e 10 I'd avsncr mt bat
tic ground ron11 be swept. aud even Murfrecshoro
conld lie reached by the Parrott guns. 4 heavy
and cou: picket firing had been kept mp OF ouS
at last, became 30 annoying, that in the afternoon
iro,t*. oceapsln. the woods 10 TIC left Of 1l:r:
annoyed Kous=cau a'l dag, and Cen. Thomas and
himself requested permission to d:slod.c them,
ard their supports. which covered fo.2. Tass
war 6rcn,d for ten or ii:ttcn inmates, wien noa.
scau acnt two Of his regiments, which, with
Spcars Tcnressrtans. and lac s5th ILL., Nol.. thtt
had come Cit wth the wagon train. chn;.et3 upon
tic enemy. and after sharp contest, cleared the
woods ami drove thu enemy from his trenches,
capturing +! orr seventy to eighty prisoners: 49,.
Sunday thorniEss tue ath OF january. u was Eot
deemed advisable to comIaehce offensive move
Ecnts. and ncws soon reached Us that the enemy
had fed from Aurfrcesboto, Bnfia1 parties were
eet out to bury the dead, and thu cavalry YVES sent
to rrCOEnoitrc.
Monday morning Gen. Thomas advanced. driving
the rear guard OF rebel cavalry before him, six or
seven miles towards Manchester. NcCoos and
Crtte1htn corps following, took pos:tion in front
oft}e town, occupying Nu.frtcstoto. We learned
Thai the cncmy's infantry had re.chcd Shelbyyl!e
hy T. NJ. on Sunday, hut owing to the impracti
bility Of bringing up supplies, and the loss OF 55l
artillery horses, further pursuit WAS deemed mad
visahlc, 1tmay be Of usc to give the following
GENERAL SUMMARY
oftic o1crntons and results Of the series Of elzir
Haishe:, closing with the battle Of Stone Rirer aut
occupation Of MuElfeesbofo.
, 1863-02-28
A G a RD
Deafness and Blindness.

nm 1~Snrr FOOD. Oculis: and Anrist. Operative
rs1,o1 lei Randolph street. near theshcrmaa House.
CHICAGO. IlL1So1s~
n., tceoted Ms professional life tn Onhtalu.tc
oi xu:i Mctrine and Surgery and receives monthly
ali lie y i.Eenioas inEtIumeats and snraSsas1s S m
lief and cr Ct these ntctloas IN all the nnNhslmlc
md AuEa Hospitals and 1nraa1ics oe London. Paris
ssc!eEt modern o.ratous for Deafness tats:act.
Artificial iE;t'. Cross Eye Ertror!nm. Ectroplntn
tnn,ois vcs and spurlo1F grovtss OF every desc4!p
t1on. Artificial Eyes and E.7. Drums inserted. and
AuTtscopc 0.oseore, rharyngoscope and t,phsha.alc
Al, ruscpre last; All that b1flltani:y
PARTS Of Tire Eye and Ear thus revealing the cAu,c aud
6atrre o any diseases Of tho eye aah car f.t haSe
4ithcrto st thought fu1ever hidden in darkness and
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