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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
TIE INCREASING FEELING FOR rEA E.

The Portland mai ~ Advertiser states thai several
Of the Abolition preachers recently deolar from
heir pulois in that State thai the further ~ uo! Of
tue war ia lohristian aud prayers should be Ieced
40 ~ inward for psoce and not longer for W.T. and
peace any necessary to stop the shed ing Of
blood.
Ia Montgomery county, OHIO, op short motto some
fifteen hundred people have signed call Tor pesoe
meeting at Dayton. The Empire Gays "the sgueI C1m-
price men OF all parties, and large numbeIs tL g.
Sho have heretofore sced with the Aoouonis' !" IL
adds
"The signers Of this call must excuse US fr1 pub
,ish ng The list OF their Dsmss VIC cannot i've up
our entire space that purpose. Il lie sufcIen to the
end In view to be able to sIae tfat the call been
ignCd not by hundreds, but BY Thousands, ald that,
too irrespective OF former political auities nc ex-
tent OF this movement in Montgomery county shows
that the people are st resolved 10 ignore pIty pre-
di otons aud PIE ujces and 20 strike for tie nghcs'
good OF our beloved, but well nigh ruined coan ,y"
Amos. every county In that ale is having II pfscs
meetings and they are all largely 81 d enhusl stcaly
attended. IL Nav York AMI in tho East We We the
SINE sccouus EVerywhers tue popular cent 'nent 10
for al "Arms:ice and Convention Of the Sire ;"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

GEORsE B AoeLELLtN, nominated for che Pc ldeTey
b, he % eigO Convention, Ia reported In ths Army
Register as West Point oidst Of lEia 4S from Perm
sylssuiA- e-a@
lis reported 10 ihs Courier, Aewsvsr, that he was
D ~, 90 ColGmbis,, 3 o aud thai his second name,
jaGia. YES given foE a. uncle R.risuin Harrison,
Of that city. 30
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
OaoOKs INDIE.

There Is TO truth In the iumOr thai Crooks raiders
are operating in Monroe aud Gseenbr sr. The Lynch
burg Rcpubliean learns from good authority that there
are no Yankees ths side Of FaYe.te Court House.
TIE sUaPRIsE AZ sRsTEvILLT.
When General hOFgan'5 command was surprised on
Sunday at GTIenVils, Tenn, and o. his staff osp
tui ID and be Iled, We learn that the Yankees num-
bered sixteen hundred. hOrgsn's command reported
TO have been greatly scattered and il impossible TO
arrive at an approx nation Of Losses, No further
partouars Of she affair bad been received 1t Bristol
when the train left on Monday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

Tan srcErrARr o. rHs TREAsURT.-T6e Portland
gaiOe) Frs Ptsss in article on the visit home Of
the Secretary OF the Treasury, says;
"Aud here We will ASts what We learned from Mr.
Fessendeu hinsef hat he considers his 0ccuPanfy OF
scat In the Olhlnet q mere Temporary thing pc
oss not consider his strength adequate TO the aooToDs
end pnremittug 5udes Of he place, snd be will bold t
oay I'll hs Oan rssgn without dstFm ,nt 70 the lbo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., O. A.
RIoaEosD, July 70, 1854.
FAXED TREASURY NOTES.

order to promote far practicable the early nqud.-
byhe e-sary OF the OUrsi AIMING fAXsD H0fls the
Assistant and Pay DeposAu.s Ia The off
rat states hereby AunorEe receive the said notes.
~ bs co notes, 6Sh per e.nu n, deposit hsung for
YsTacates OF Loan upon hypolhee Atom OF
Oads The said esrncalss P.yAbls demand after
.kp. Atom ~ ninety days.
sssass 81 bonds are hereby
receive tbe taxed nyte exception above
uve In payment Of bonds ~heu sold, at the Of ee per
,ptura- u. A. TREhH0Lh,
susS-H Secretary OF the frsssury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
EUROPEAN MISCELLANY.

fts saStAni nat Beg az aSs yssss 81 sss s.a ssstt
"a tha cabin. and vent dosn sIlh lbs soheones.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

OUR regular weekly sale Of Groceries
" Liquors Dry Goods, a.. Stl take piass THURSDAY
MKT, the 8 Inst, 81 II o'clSis.
81 oonsgnmens solicited Tor she sbtYe sale
TARpY wIiLIAMs
SEQ MAX Wink ida AucLloneers,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
By JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Auc,r
EXECUTOa'S SALE OF VALUABLE

By JAS. III. TAYLOR, Auct'r
INXECUTOd'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Real and Persona EtAte In county Henrieo one
mile and half IRON the city Of RohOnd We shall on THUS
DAY. he sth day ofsepsmtsr 1884, sell pabo auction
The premises, At ~ o'clock NJ that beautiful farm called Wood
ye tina late residence Of John Jacob The
Turnpike directly opposite the Tel gate The large aud
cOmmodious. a7d situated 10 beautiful OAK There
also all the outhouses The aud high fate Of
cultivation, and will be sold In lots OF 10 eac aud one
lot. with the house, Of % acres. ..
The purchaser Will hVe full possession OF III, VII lie proT sry
the Let nber nett aud Of pant Of the dEeDps hume
dstrly and viii have opportunity Of pubg crop
another year plat 0fihs psy be the oSss
the auc ioueer-
third cash, at g. and ous-thlld ct ~
months, Negotiable notes, with inteet added the
casa, at the option Of the pu. chaser.
At the time viii sell for cash horse uehe bug
and harness. two CARTS farng utensils AID old and
kitchen furnl
persona hsvag clss against the will present then
70 the undsJguedi thOse indebted will make payment u.s.
J. h. KfkSEE,
..-r Q. JACOB,
EI7cu'or Of John JIegb Dr. decd
Sale conducted by JAS. 81. 1ArLoa AuctOneer.
Id
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, BEAR.
lNG; PER CANT PEN ANN m lNTHh EST,
AND FHEk FROM TAXATION.
.IREASllhl lhRAKIHhNr q

Richmond, August 8, 1854. -
DY the l4th section of the act TO reduce the
- currency approved February IT. 1884 the Secretary
Treasury authorizsI the above certificates psysbe
amer The alhcarSn Of treaty Of peace with the
They cannot be sod hut only issued 10 such
edtos Of The Government Hing receive n
Jaymeut OF their densnds They must given 1t par
0ugn free o-' taxAton The attention purchAsinR agents
sad dsoasy oee Oft be Goyernnent called czss Of
Dc seouries offering peculiar advantages those from
suppiea Of
as the Of them by dsbGrsias Officers upon
ne Qp.stses holding funds and marked
PAP sels 10 certificates of ndbtednes Will psd confer.
atty yhereWth.
Dopestes hereby authorized and required comply
Ii this regulation, and 20 make application the Register or
dgplies OF certificates as required
(sgneO q. A. TRENHOLM,
sri2-u Secretary OF The Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN be made the Con edefAts states Treasury for the
neWs OF following oeI Confederate States eoGd VIZ One
cent bond No 6 $780, able TO John W. Bosiius
and dated August 18Th, 1857 ooe per eeHt bona No oT
$780, payable 10 John Broada1 A1d d1Isd Apr sd s one
sai dsiej January I 1863 All persons are Wn9d against
,hsr, = = = ~ JOIN W BR0ADDuS.
ts5avGws NATHANIEL MOTLEY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
UALUABLR REAL, RsTATR IN THE

rsn Of Dsnvs for sale We Cfer for sale privately Tie
o. aui sspy situated ave story brick hudpg Main street.,
B u.ha "a Known the New Hoei nssning large oil.
ix fos.a suits Of psrIo and 81 sleepssg bssdes
Il bssspsrt suitable f'a iitcheD, barber ship and b.S
rem, 500 ~ 49, r. "ttf
he oa.rlson ofus Pdaes Railroad aud the passins Of
Do ou.hesh th fsrts rsnds his q, ssbs pcfst
Aso or .s good Store House scnias The shove prop.
Ssrhst ssssirn deemed anpsS.ssy perseus wsiss 10
prrchSse HirsIanae Tor themselves
~ End farhF particulars sasr sss Q. spp. 70
= .- LAkIBf = ek0.,
!! su2S-stav2xs ~ D@asdls,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

VALUABLE FARM tF ISL ACRES, ON
THg CITY, ROR RENT Al AUoIIoNwil be rented out On
the prenI public aeetoa on Friday tie 18th Rep az
O'c.Gck p NJ, the PAKh formerly occapel By Ma
IN the occupancy OF ars Js Ply 1t hsa ssy haadsoas
~, n 1900 - go "a r. hais..s ~ I,on,
The sardea productive and he Il excel orchard Ths
place 70 wel-WAtere1 an healthy.
TRIMS pay able quarterly IN s,ysrce. rs--..
GRuBB5 a WILLIAM, Auct'rs,
ssps EssceEersto doddin 4 Appersou.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
DARVILLE FEMALE JoLLRGE,
aEo LA AoETE, a. H., President,
HoDs,sJLs Va

ukO. Ia MUNII, a. ~, FTGLdent,
DaRvilLe, Va.
rTHE next Session will opon Sept. 1864, witt
4 faH and experienced corps ofisaehs-,.
The h cation . sATs and healthy. TKaNs hoDrHLTa.
EsTy application should 10 made AZ tbs number OF puPh
noitsI - lYc4- sSdta-pl
WANTED-A situation in private family
As Teacher OF English French. Euo d Gfeclan Pal nt
by iady OF virginia birth aud education. References
gwen reqIred. ...,
auQT -J6tS Blng william Court House, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

Rive nOrs.s avn LOra
Aad Number Of Bsiid.Rg Lots is SiSn
PCR AIS AT AUCTION.

\ FGE sALS AT AUCTION.
ON Tuesday, 18th September, cnmmencipg
" at4H SosS, win be s,la IA shs order nsnsi bsos
tie fen9Wlag resl estate % vt;
ABodng LoL At the r. T. OF Cary snd Bslyitee Sc
adjoining The esldeies Of Mrs. Jmn II. Oliver. s0Ilos4
TnIee Brick Tensne-tl In eenS Row, the Plank road,
hs Opposite tn, Westham House and Brick Tenement on
Lau 81 street, south OF toe PLANK foaa.
s oni Tot a. The Eouta vest OF cbTry and Cumber'
sfeeS OE'oo fst 'nir the pfepsy ofJohn James
The seisAd factory formerly By Tho Suffer- aud
feL $500 ~ - = 49,
The foregcns opsrty shoud ia isuaton and chsscer
at act persons seeking lnve'tmsnt themselves
lei sAls.
GRUsps WILLIAM Aaetloneers
ECs-tl Eacca soF 10 Cod Ar
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

DANNILLE, VA
I He exercises OF this institute will be re-
Luaed sptsnb, 2S5h 1866 under full corn Iastrue.
tors abel eaton ia safe aud healthy. Terms 9So
Yer psrtir uars, address
Beps--MWfl0ts I. n LgKT, Pseyif.rt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

OST.-A Confederate Bond for se0O, dated
,esa f,uber NO. resoIIected) Issued me; also TIRES
i5 usdres aOH tdsis and nenssr not rscossssso
The above Eess d'Fo5ed ~ the enemy about TIE M
Jun last. -. = cAsc-
-snf6-vez1 r.7e .fa t-i "a = ItaN ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

H IMPORTATION WANTED
nF Lieutebant JAMES q. l.YKLL and captain
W vt71srSr "a AND Of the fItb w Hsgmsat Of Tan
VIC 70 ieppl d O@Pisrsd nes ft.ss.oass 60 NJ. 70
1900, =, sslnn rrsrecsine bem viii be hanSnly fef w
she2 n, ush ss1f YoT. ReSsor Tlsg o. f.nss
DasrstsyHle, Rrhpa On 9 Ee,
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21
PORT ROYAL SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED, April H.-steamship S. r. Spauld.
ing, Atkins, Jacksonville; steamer. Virginia,
Snyder. Washington: steamship Arago, Gads.
den. New York Is stmr. Victor. Spicer, do. :
steamship Northern Light, Terry, do. ship L.
L. Sturges, Williams. do; stmr. Blackstone,
Berry, Alexandria 16 stmr. Cossack, Downing,
jacksonville: brig Mary Cobb, Duncan, New
York: sch. Quickstep, Avery, New London. Il
schr. Paueusette, Naples, Phila.: schr. A. H.
Manchester, NickessOn. do. schr. Mary Haley,
Haley, do; stmr Patapsco, Neff, New York ;
brig C. V. Williams, Thompson, Phila. BRIG
Joseph p. Ellicott. Deyereux do. ;schr. Restless,
lass, do. stmr. Thames, Arey, New York. 10
schr. Edwin Il. BennD, Irving, do. stmr. Va.
nina, Penningter, do :stmr. North Point, Ben
nett, Annapolis; stmr. Nelly Penth, Harvey,
do: schr. Mountain Home. Berry, Stono. S. {. /;
schr. Annie Lervis, Steele, New York.
CLE,EANcEs, April 14.-Brig Mystic, Berry,
New York stmr. Louisa Moore, Winters. do. (;
schr. Richard VI Denrill, Hendrickson, Phila
Il stmr. $. X. Spauldng, Atkins, Fortress Mon
roe; brig Alfred, Hufuagle, Phila. schr. Edwin
r. Allen, Allen. do 1G brig Mountain Eagle,
Jarvis, do. brig p. ID. Magner. Bergman. New
York; brig belmont Locke, Wiswel, Phila !;
stmr City OF Bath, Lincoln, Fortress Monroe !;
schr Adela Kelly, Chase, Phila. brig John c.
Witherell, Thompson, do. bark Express. Bahio,
New York: stmr. Blackstone, Berry, Fortress
Monroe stmr. Salvo, Chichester. do. steamship
Arago. Gadsden, do. stmr. Ellie Knight, Gra-
ham, do. stmr. Virginia, Snyder, do steam-
ship Northern Light. Terry. do IS schr. j. Z.
Simmons, Smith, Jacksonville. 10 brig Forester,
Murray. Baltimore stmr. Victor, !Spicer. For
tress Monroe: stmr. Baltimore Lewis, do. ::
stmr. City of Richmond, Kelly, do sloop Una,
Gardner, Jacksonville.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21

PRoMor1oSs.-Com. Sergt. Edwin j.
Merriman. 7th Conn. Vols, to be I'd 1t.
in same regt.; 1st Sergt. Henry H. Price,
do. do. to be I'd 1t. in same regt.; Sergt.
Henry NJ. Baldwin, do. do, to be I'd 1t.
in same regt.; Sergt. William Fl. Missil-
lier. 4lst n. Y. v, to be I'd 1t. in same
regt.; John A. Knowles, ll2th n. Y. ",
to be Capt. and Commissary of Subsis-
tence of Vols; lst Serg. Henry H. Sears,
4sth n. Y. v, to he I'd 1t. in same regt.;
lst Sergt. VIM. B. Hunter, do. do, to
be I'd 1t. in same regt.; Robert F: Mac
Keller, do. do, to be I'd 1t. in same regt.
Sergt. Adon Lippencott, do. do, to be
2d 1t. in same regt.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21
THE CASE OF PRIVATE GUSTAV
HO0EAN.

Gen. Gilmore has issued the following
General Orders No. 81, in regard to the
case of Private Gustav Hoofan, who was
sentenced to be shot for desertion, with
Schumacher and Stark, and the sentence
in whose case was suspended, on account
of an error made by the court in regard
to his name;-
|. So much of General Orders No. 50, current
series. from these Headquarters, as orders the
execution of the sentence of General Court Mar
tial. which convened at Hilton Head, s. G pur-
suant to Special Orders No. p, dated March 4th,
1864. and Special Orders No. "a, dated March
7th. 1864, from Headquarters, Hilton Head Dis
trlct, Hilton Head, S. C., and OF which Captain
John VI. Tracy, 9th Conn. Vols, is President, in
the case of Private Gustav Hoffman,, Co. B, 9th
Regt. Conn Vol. Infantry, is hereby annulled-it
appearing upon investigation that Private Gustav
Hoofan. Co. B, 9th Regt Conn. Vols, was the
party tried under the name of Gustav Hoffman,.
This Is a radical and fatal error, and the mex
cusable carelessness upon tie part of the Judge
Advocate, 1st lieut John W. Acheson, S5th
Reet. P. ". in recording the proceedings Of the
Court, and of the Court itself in reviewing the
same, merits the severest censure.
H. The proceedings, findings. and sentence in
the above case are null and void. Private Gus
tav Hoofan, Co. B, 9Th Regt. Conn. Vol. Infantry,
ia released from confinement and restored to
duty. --------.------.-
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21

under the name of the Brewster Rifles.
He commanded his Company at the bat
ties of James Island, June, 1862; POGO
taligo, October, 1862; Morris Island, the
morning of July 10th, 1868: and at the
assault on Fort Wagner, the night of July
18th, 1863. He returned with the Regi-
ment to Hilton Head. in July, 1863, and
was made Provost Marshal Of this Post,
in which capacity he acted till March,
1864. Since that time he has been with
his Company in camp. He was a good
soldier and officer, a kind-hearted man,
an agreeable companion, and beloved by
all. Lt.-Col. Meeker, of the 9th, has
issued an order, embracing the above
facts, and directing the officers to wear
badge of mourning for thirty days.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21

The ATTEMPT AT STORE RoBBERY.-lt
was John Johnson, of Co. X, n. Y. Vol.
Engineers, who attempted to rob Co.
nants store on Sunday evening. One of
his own regiment, awakened by the dis
charge of Mr.. Roberts revolver, aided in
capturing him, and he is now in confine-
ment, awaiting examination.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21

mean, Sc deg. +; warmest day, llth: cold
est, l7th; ice, 23rd Is inch.
Prevailing Winds-From lst to 10th,
n. W.; 10th to Goth, S. w. 2Oth to 3lst,
n. Z.
Prevailing Weather-From lst to +th,
cloudy with fresh winds; 9TH to Sth, clear
and quiet; 9th to llth, cloudy with fresh
winds; 10Th to Goth, clear and quiet ;
2lst to 95th, cloudy with fresh winds ;
9Gth to 3lst, clear and quiet.
Rain-On lst. l-l0th inch 10th, 5-10
iuch; llth, 40 inch 2lst, 2-l0 inch !;
22d, l-lO inch; oath, 10 inch: 25th,
LILO inch; 2sth, 40 inch whole amount
3 $40 inch; thunder and lightning 10th.
The above are taken from the observa-
tons Of the post surgeon, DIR. j. W. Gros-
VenOr. r. ID.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21
THE pEsERTER,s FAREWELL.

The following is translation of the
letter written by private Henry Schu-
maker, the 9th Connecticut deserter, to
his father in Germany. on the morning of
his execution for desertion. We are in
debted to Chaplain Higginson, Of the 9th
L. s. C. T.. for the translation =
pEAR FA1uER;-When this letter reaches you,
I shall not be longer living did very wrong
wears ago to leave yon. Farewell my dear par
ents, and you, dear Sisters, whom shall meet
again in Heaven. Do not grieve 80 much and
YOU, too, dear mother, my fate is jast. have de-
served it, and have sacrificed my life in this
land. A. thousand times farewell, and hold me
close in memory.
YouR UNLrCKY SoS.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVA-
TIONS AT FORT PULASKI.
Prepared for The PALMETTO HERALD
For FEBRUARY, 1864.

Temperature - Maximum, a dec. ;
minimum, % deg; maximum daily mean,
65 deg; minimum, daily mean, 80 deg. ;
monthly mean, 80 deg; warmest day,
lst; coldest, 10th: ice, 18th, IA inch,
18th, l-s inch-l9th, Is inch--2Oth 3-s
inch-2lst, l-S inch little hail on the
18th.
Prevailing winds-from lst to 10th,
S.W.; 10th to 2Oth, NV; Goth to Doth,
NV. 90
Prevailing weather-from lst to llth,
clear and quiet; 10Th to 18th, cloudy,
with fresh winds; 18th to 10Th, clear and
quiet
Ramon 10Th, Ito incll-being the
only rain since Jan. 18th.
FoR MARCH, 1864.
Temperature - Maximum, IS deg. ;
minimum daily mean. 40 deg: monthly
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21
SOULE'S PILLS.-Celebrated as a Safe. Sure.
~ and Pleasant |" Sovereign" Balm Of Life.
In Offering 70 the pnblic

In offering TO the public
''SOCLE'S PILLS"
as Family Medicine, We propose to tell the af-
hicted what they WILL. DO, and answer the first
and almost universal question. what are thcy
GOOD for.
They are good for all complaints that arise
from INDIGESTION, DYsrEPsIA, ToRPID LIyEI, and
GENERAL WEAKNESS OF TIE STOMACH AND BOwEls
Symptoms indicative of this state of the stom
ach are HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, PAIN AT TIE Pm or
THE STOMACH, CosTIvESEss, BAD, FEyERIsn BpExrI.,
YEILowNEss OF THF SKIN.
All OF which symptoms are evidence of the cer-
tainty Of disease, If not arrested.
This is readily accomplished by few doses Of
Soules Pills.
When the above symptoms occur, the Pills
should be taken in large doses
Three to six is sufficient to produce cathartic
effect at first. When this is accomplished use one
Pill night and morning for a day or two, then in
crease TO acathartic effect again, and so alternate
till symptoms subside.
Price-25 cents per box. Avery large discount
made to Dealers.
A. L. SrIMsoN, Sole Agent, Union-square, next
door to the Express Office.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21

REsIGsArIoSs.-Capt. Henry Rice, 10Th
Pa. Vols; Asst. Surg. Max Tissat, lO3d
n. Y. Vols; lst 1t. Geo. Lewis, 9th Conn.
Vols; Capt. T. B. Brooks, 1st n. Y. Vol.
Engs.; Chaplain c. T. Woodruff. 9th
Conn. Vols; Capt. Anthony Elmendorf,
4Sth n. y. Vols.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21
DHOToGRAPHs,. &c.--THE SUBSCRIBERS

PHOTOGRAPHS. &c.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
L are now prepared to take Photographs, Cartes
de yisite, Melainotypes, Views. &c, &C., at
Beaufort, s. c., near the Arsenal, on Folly Island,
S. c.. near Headquarters, at Jacksonville, Fla,
cor. Forsyth and Dubois sts. Will open in few
DAYS at Hilton Head over the Office ofThe Palmet-
to Herald, next south Of the Theatre, in new
building soon to be completed; The BEST Of
ARTISTS EMPLOYED. Stereoscopic Views of
Camps, Landscapes. Buildings, ETC., taken on
Morris and Folly Islands, Beaufort, s. c., and
jacksonville, Fla, now for sale by
SAM. A. COOLEY g. co.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
The Subscriber, intending to leave for the
North, has
SOLD OUT
All of his right title, and interest, in the Instu-
ments, Stock, &C., that appertains to the carry
ing on of the business of
PHOTOGRAPHY
At Beaufort, Hilton Head and Folly Island, s. c.,
and Jacksonville, Florida, TO
E. W. SINCLAIR & co.
/ would avail myself of this opportunity to
thank my numerous friends for their unbounded
kindness to me, and most cordially recommend
my successors to them and the public generally,
a. men of undoubled character, and flrst-class
practical Photographers, as their work will show:
Wishing ererybody good-luck and prosperity, l
remain the public's humble servant,
SAM. A. COOLEY.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21
MAGNOLIA HOTEL.

The Subscriber announces to his friends and
the public that he has opened the house recently
occupied by II. g. JUDD, ESQ.,, adjoining General
Saxton's residence on Bay Street, as a
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
The house has been thoroughly renovated, 1t is
light and airy, one minutes walk from, steamboat
landing, and commands spacious view of the
harbor and surrounding scenery.
The tables will be supplied with every delica-
cy which the season affords, and the house fur
nished in style superior to any hotel in the de-
partment.
THE proprietor hopes, by strict attention to
the comfort of his guests, to merit and receive a
liberal share Of public patronage.
JOHN LILLY.
Beaufort, S. c., April 10th, 1864.
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A SMALL, PORTABLE ADAMS PRINTING
"A PRESS with IN assortment of material, for
sale low-especially adapted to Camp and Head
quarters Printing. {. W. DEsSrs & Co., No.
Merchants Row.
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DUNBARS & FRANZ. 10 Suffers ROW.
- Dealers in Suffers Goods, Wholesale and
Retail.
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SAxToN HOUSE,
~ Cor. SrH AND STREETS,
BEAUFORT, s. c..
Il minutes walk from the Landing.)
The subscribers, having fitted up the above
house respectfully solicit the patronage of the
travelling public, promising that every exertion
will be made to secure the comfort of their
guests.
fSsRAF RosEAT B. pfHHlsi MSHEkr, Proprletors.
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nR. W. NJ WALSH, PHYSICIAN & DRUG
- gist, No. 10 Suffers Row, Hilton Head, S. c.
A full supply Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. PERFCM-
ERIES, TOILETTE ARTICLES,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Tooth Powder,
&c, &C., constantly on hand.
PURE SODA WATER. from STONE ForSTAtxs
with the CHOICEST SYRuPs.
T- Orders TO the above address will receive
prompt attention.
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DALMETTo BILLIARD ROOMS. JACKSON.
vile, Fla. Gambling vigorously prohibited
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DuNBAARs a'FRANz; "a o,.;r, r,s, za,.
Respectfully inform theif friends thai they have
just received by the Schooner William Picker.
ing, u
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Consisting of the following articles:
GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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SILs,
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GESrLEHES's CNDER-CLoImNG,
MEATS, VEGETABLES. AND FRrIIs.
And various other articles
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MORGAN & MARSH,
vi No. Suffers Row,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries, Dry
Goods, and general assortment of Suffers Goods