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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT or THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all tphoT Il may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO
me that J. THEoPHILus PL ATE has been appointed
Consul for the Free and HAnseade City Of Ham
burg, at Philadelphia, do hereby recognize
him as such, and declare him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers and privileges, as
are allowed to Consuls By the law Of nations, or
by the laws Of the United States and existing
Treaty BtipulatioDS between the Government Of
Hamburg and the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these let
terra TO be made patent and the seal Of the United
States TO be herGuutO affixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington,
the seventh day Of October, ammo Domtni
f.. 81 one Thousand eight hundred and sixty.
four, and Of the independence ofthe United
| States OF America, the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
b. the PreIident:
| WILLIAM 4. SEWARD,
| q
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pRAss STENCIL ALpHABETs.

M. J. HRTCALP SON,
LOT Union stTeet, Boston, MsaRI
Tho only manufacturers IN Mo United states NJ
W ass Alphabtts Fnl Fiyurrt - uYEfeAt OXt6Ht,
tri IN sny NAIinty.
O.. ~ Il Wh..T-r's ., 49, o.. cot f--i, r tee
Ns,,, tho hGat OF iuieilLg at,u-u lu, SIIT ShrAg.
stencil Dies, and all kinds oil Stencil Stock luqul.
Lts =! oIGorA promptly attended to. lggG-ea
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DE NOIrD3' HOUSE,
f'". o. 20 TEEFla ~. sd iEST kYadn :,
UAHnIllEi Oh, De.
-'u-.-. 49, ~ LVutF, aud s. Ihs EtYGI tsAG
uele7. 1, W. REYNOLDS,
CStS-i IEopTlst0T,
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NJ l. W INV NTIO N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

DR.. S. B. sIGEsMOHD d HAYWARD,
100 pennEylysnia avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Ora. s. Il II. calls the attention OF the public 10
thefollOwng adv AntAges OF their impIOve system;
lat. Tho teeth OF their mAnufacture will never
0orrode nor change color by any acids, and arc
three fourthA lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
I'd. The roots will be made inoiensive aud never
70 ache.
Ith. No temporary teeth are needed As perma-
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression Of the face, which,
under the old system, Is frequently dishgured.
6th. This work has been fully tested for over
hye years by many OF the first chemists and phyai-
clans OF this aud the old country.
Drs. g. II. have also Invented n white indc-
struetible metal filling, with which the most sen-
sitiYe teeth cnn DO lilled without pain, and can
build up perfect sound tooth on any side roots,
which will last through q lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAINT
With Innoxipus VApor,by Drs. slgeImOnd 4 Hay
ward go PehnsylvAniA avenue, inventors and sole
Manufacturers Of AnAestto InnoXlous vApor mot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorofoFm or Ether but
strictly an AnseBtio agent, entirely FREQ from
hilSFatng effects and perfectly hArialesH causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
InGonsibillty TO pain.
Tie beat OF references given II required.
Cali and examine for yourselves. my2S
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IMPORTANT INVALID

IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is q protected solution OF the Protoxide OF Iron.
NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
That STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE
By supplying the blood with Its
VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT-IRoN.
THE PERUVIAN sYRUP
vitAlizeI, puriRes and enriches the Blood, there
by in(using STRENGTH, VIGOR, and NEW LIFE
G;-Por DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY and FEMALE
WEAKNF IS, 1t is q specific.
Pamphlets free. J. p. DINSMORE.
Depot, No. 4sI Broadway, New York.
For sale by all the Druggists. oo3l-w6s3m
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n r r l @ / A l..
FINES IMPOSED BY MILITARY COURTS.

FINES IMPOSED BY MILITARY COURTS.
wan DAPARTSERT,)
ADJUTARr GENERAL's OFFICE, ,
WAsHISoToE, Sept 10, 1864.
General Orders, No. 1885,
/. Whenever fEes are imposed by sentence OF
General Conrt-hiaTtlal, or Military Commission,
upon officers or citizens, the Judge Advocate Of
the Court or Commission Will make Bpecla re-
port OF the fact to the Adjutant General giving
copy OF the sentenee In the case. The officer who
confirms the sentence imposing fine will transmit
TO the Adjutant General n special report thereof,
together with copy Of the order promulgatinE
the proceedings.
.. The fines will be paid to the chief officer OF
the QusttermAster's Department at the place
where the prisoner may be, and no other person
Is authorized to receive The mi such fines must not
DO applied to any purpose, but the officer receiv-
ing them will forthwith remit the amounts to the
Adjutant General OF the Army at Washington,
with the names Of the prisoners WHO paid tom,
and the number OF the order promuIgating the
proceedings.
3. All officers who have heretofore received fines
will forthwith report to The Adjutant General tho
amounts received, by whom paid, number and
date OF order promulsAtlng the proceedings, and
what disposition was made OF the muneY. The
amounts will be forwarded with the reports.
Dy order OF the Secretary OF War:
Il. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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T OOKl LOOKi LOOK! LOOK !
CUsToM.MADE GOODS
BALTIMORE PRICES.
Now opening at Oak Hail
RON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
under the superintendent OF
mr.. {. PALMER,
well.kno vn to the citizens OF Washington, where
you will mad the largest and bes. assorted stock
OF
TIECE GOODS
this, has ever been offered in this city.
SMITH BROS & CO.,
Oak Hall,
TO I6I Seventh street,
Opposite Post pHCe.
N. D. PIECE GOODS at wholesale TO the trade
at lowest market prices. EeI2
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
l. AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.


L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On snd after Sunday, June 18th, 1884,
'A''hN'AN TRAINS F hSH'h PHILADELPHIA
OePsed5 SOS a. M T' "a mr. 90 and ic.so p. M. "
Chester, at SOS, Ills q. M, $50, 400, 40, g. and
" Wilmington n In a, $50, CMond.ys excepted, sos
Ills q! M, 90, 20, 30, 6, 10 90, and II p. m.
Now Castle, at 0S a. m. and 30 p. m.
Dover, at o5a m. and 430 p. m.
Milford, at as IN.
TRAfSS FoR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
baltimore at s4b and $40 q. M, (ExpreGS,) l.iO,
SIS, and 1925 p. m.
Wilmington a y, sI6, and a. m, 1924, l, Las,
Salisbury at l p. m.
Dover at 80 a. IN. and IS p. m.
New Castle at $40 a. IN and SIS p, m.
and $40 p. N. > ''''
station. .ssTs sstsCTs sSr Salisbury and
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intersa ediate sta.
| tons At LILO p. N.
Leave Chester at $40 a. m and and lilo p. m.
and lilo p. m. ''n - O'' anu "4'' ""o -
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
will leave Wilmington for PerrYyille and inferno.
1 dlAte places at T.45 p. m.
| SUNDAYS From philadslphia to Baltimore
: only at 30 a. m. AMI 1880 p. m.
| Prom phIiahelnlIA IN WIlmin0ton AZ 4 N , n,
and 10 30 and ii ,. m. ~ " D ''N ~ '-'' Us "'''
From Wilmington to PhilAdelphlA At LIS a. m,
! and 7 30 D. M.
| Only Al 10 % D. m from BsItIuore IN phiI.del.
phla.
| ies7-tf H. T, KENNFY Assit supit
! -----=-------------
y a = TImORE AND OHIO
| rs DhMpoAD
* end .,,,- sT-N.Ti ~ H., ,o,, ,,s, ,u
trains VIII 20 rua between WsshiHgton an and Nov
sWR bIItI nv ptiIs IE vHpR pnSTnt,
gs.y 10, ~, ~ -, a, = ~ W ~ ~ e \,
, v, d.II,, ,, =. , o. $780,, i.iS a.. "a S'
4 y. I on,,r 'Acu"' -~1UhJ' OH SUNNY ~ o'S' "
"' pTunR n,rT1Mopr ANN prJrr ,nrrpur.
| IasSs WsshinaJnn - ~ S.ti s.an1,, o. g.,
Nv p,s.sNaar.s nil 80 = y ibi tLi.y,rsG - ~
d. az phiisJeitbt" 80 - 80 vans wa" H"'A iui'" ~
! va VIZ, NSiu ynpK
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TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
l the subscriber has obtained from the OrphAnB'
Court OF Washington County, In the DistTiot OF
Columbia, letters testamentAry on the personal
estate OF James Goodoll, late Of Warrington
city, D, C., deceased. AL persons having claims
AgAin9t the said deceased, are hereby warned to
the su6seTbeF on or beiors he I'D dsv Of ostobsT
aeXt they may otherwise by law DO excluded
nom all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2d day Of October, A,
d. 1884 GEORGE W. BUSHEH,
o@I-WJW' EXeoutriN.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
i WASHINGTON has removed to its New
Marble Building on Fifteenth street, between y
hrl G, opposite the Unitel stAtos Treasury.
Sole exchange, loans money, receives deposits,
purchases Government CheokB and vouchers, and
trsneEcth general banking huSi noss.
'Flrhl attention g. on u .yyarnmFnt and eli .
. &. I,.st.uua, aud accounts OF uorTGsIGuLtnts.
.......,H, d. COOKE, resident.
W4i. ). HUNTINGTON, Cashier, EalO.tf
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EoN PRINTING!
OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1898.
1IDRON & PEARsoh,
sTEA,E7owER,
B0UK AND JOB PRINTERS,
ell tlnta Street, ueSr TaunSyIysniA Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having gently in'Tenssd thO facilities Of ,hs
above Gu Es,abilahea Printing
HouSe by N slnon
ENTIRE uEvEwAL or uBTERIAL
and III addition Of rsvor.l OF the mos. irpsovsa
WER-P Esszs,
srs prepared to execute cvcry variety CT
LErTERPREss PRINTING.
FROM
EirG VISITING CARD
LARGE FOSTER
fAAIN CW C0LoEED INK.
FXO& FITNESS AND DIgPATCH
MAY BIZ
RELIED on. nolt.tl
NEW YORK
~ and
WASHING TON
EkusEIP LINE.
s5NI'"FEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH.
r;GTOE avn GEORGEToWF, b. C.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EXPIRE,
shLYOR, AND JAS. e. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
yNDASS, az 10 3. n, from foot Of High street,
gooEsetoRn, and Pier IS, foot Of Wall street, Now
Tor freight or passage apply TO
GORGAN & RE1NEHART, Agents,
JAMBE HAND, Agent,
| d@'l-i>a III Wsll street, New york
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"a NEliMS OF TliE AUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-Notioe
lI'hcrebY given thst, by rule OF the Court, iti
terms have been dged 81 fo!lOwsi
CeHTGl TeyTL
ThiTd Monday OF January,
EtTUt Ei0ndAy Of IaV.
Third Monday OF October,
!-IrEJ JfRc Circuit C0tigI.
H. which GGl5 c iCgy Is impsulelei Tor thu IriAl
~ avn osBesfl
Ft-us TuCldfy u FubruaIy.
Third hlOuuAy OF h4y.
SJrt TuasAEy OF November.
M Of ttS CriLifagI Cyr,...
FIst N0ldSy % Marsh.
tnird Monday OK JGLo.
tlFgl NOlaGy Of DEcUraber.
itEa5 AZ be- b.gi.IC: C:uT
First GOgdaY Of ICnG.
kiTbt Monday 81 EOOenbeF,
SIscfdi 1RrBI
FirGs tuesday If january.
First Tuesday " Il .trarg,
flFt TuesAay OF NL.cl.
Wrist Tuesday Of hOril,
=. ri Monday D ilhy.
Elut IucAdLS VI lUhs.
NlrBs tuesday OF July.
first tuesday Of GSp1eMbeI.
Frat Iunsdty of October,
First tuesday Of 6ovoEbsF.!
Frri trrT0ayDf December,
~ N5's IS ins CaG.g, 2, j., MEIgl,
Ne
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d. N. vxLLSYg ffvs,s no-plt,l, IN 'hs ssi
rrsi ncss, Corner oissvsu,h and sEOsts, oppo'
site ,hs Post and P,,sn, oness. Rooms ?, and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. c. ......
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES,
Leave foot OF Barclay street at n. NJ. and D. IN.
From foot OF Cortland street At 7, 9 and 10 a. m,
10 M, and ?. NJ, and u night.
Tho CT. M lice Tuua daily all others Sundays
excepted. W. =. GATZIEH, Agent
fh!'A anil n, y. Lines,
FEiLAUELrHTA, Dee. %, 1850, deli
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Seaij
Ihercby certify that 70 the best OF my RIowl.
edge And belief, the Aboyo-nAmci guArAutOrs are
good and rurflciGut suretiPs for the amount for
which they offer TO be security
10 he certified by the DATED States District At
.orney Collector Of Customs, or any other officer
lsdef fho Unitsd ststes Government, or roSponii.
5le psrron kroyp 20 thiE office.
D. II. RUCRER,
u5g-tf Brig. Gen. end QuartermsEter.
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On ana af,er NOVEMBER i5th trains viii leave
Baltimore from the North Calvert station a.
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DRAMArIc.-We are gratifed to an
nounce the continued success Of the Bar
ton Dramatic Association at the Union
Theatre. They performed four nights,
last week, to overfiowing houses, and
have given two performances, thus far,
this week, all in most satisfactory man
ner. The entertainments have been at
tended by numerous prominent officers
of the Department, and by many ladies,
all of whom speak of them in terms Of
praise, as exceeding in excellence what
could reasonably be expected Of an anna
teur company, composed OF enlisted men
from regiment in active service, with
their base of supplies nearly thousand
miles off, and only the facilities afforded
by military post on sandy island. To
the soldiers, the opportunity for amuse-
ment, and for variation of the ordinary
camp monotony, has been most accepta-
BILE. As q sanitary measure we believe
the opening of the theater has been pro-
ductive of much good, and we commend
the proprietors for the enterprise and
perseverance which have achieved so
great success.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings,
thrae new pieces, "Norah Creina, y" Post
of Honor" and estate Secrets" were
pDduced. "St. Mary's Eve" and "The
Seeret," are announced for Friday and
Saturday evenings, with good casts. We
understand that the orchestra, under the
leadership of Mr.. Henry Murphy, in the
absence of Prof Ingalls,, are to have a
benefit, at an early time.
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building in process Of construction, to be
completed within fortnight.
PORT ROYAL SHIP NEWS.

ARRIvArs-March 10th, st'mship Arago, Gais-
den, n. Y; steamship Prometheus, Bates, do;
schr John Aumack, Pearce, do: schr j. +. s i'm
mons, Smith, Phila.; schr. J. w. Ramsay, Cram
mer, n. Y: brig T. D. Wagner Bergman, do;
schrD. B. Warner, Kempton, do; schr Sallie l.
Acken, Godfrey, do; 18th, schr. Martha Ann, Sar-
gent, Boston; Caleb Stetson, Robinson, n. y:
Lath Rich, Bunhoff, n. Y; Maria Lunt Tracy,
n. Y: Thomas Halcombe, Godfrey, Phtla: Ed
ward T. Allen, Allen, do: VIM. II. Debit, Cary,
New York; Sallie B., Robinson, Phila.; 18th
schrs Western Star, Crowell, do; Joseph w.
Webster, Blake, n. Y: Gersh Banker, Ellis, do,
Trade Wind, Carson, Phila; brig belmont Locke,
Wiswell, Bucksport; schr. Sarah II. Sharp,
Bachelor, Phila.; brig John H. Kennedy, Smith,
do 10Th, schr. Chas P. Stickney. Garwood, do;
esd, steamship United States, Gordon. n. T.;
brig Alfred. Hufnagel, Phila.; schr Constitution,
Darling, New York; brig John P. Wetherell,
Thompson, Phila.
CLEARAscRs-March 18th, schr Jessie l. Leach,
Erdicott, Phila.: stmr George c. Collins, Lane,
New York: sloop James Grubbs, Truill, Morris
Island; 18th, stmr Prometheus, Bates, ~ T.;
schr. T. p. Simpson, Ellis. Morris Island, stmr
D.. H. Mount, Pinckney, N. Y; steamship Arago,
Gadsden, do; 10Th, bark Harvey Booth, Chapman,
Phila. schr. Samuel fastner, Jr, Robinson,
Jacksonville; brig Levi, Race, n. T.; schr Elec-
trio Spark, Mendall, New Bedford 21st Mary G.
Farr, Malay. Phila.; Artie Garwood, Godfrey,
do; Lizzie Maui, Frambes, Fernandlna,; n. W.
Smith, Tooker, n. Y; ed, schr Calvin S. Ed
wards, GarwoOd, Phila.; 2Sd, schr John W. RAM
say, Cramuer, n. Y.
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milan is to clear from France for Mexico
and throne on the 25th. At meeting
of twelve hundred ofthe Fenian Brother
hoodin Williamsburg, member declared
it to be the intention of the organization
to liberate Ireland by the aid of God and
gunpowder. The Richmond papers forg-
ed the document purporting to have been
found on Col. Dahlgren's person, direct
ing him to assassinate Davis and sack
Richmond. Fighting about Schleswig-
Holstein has d,pending negotiations.
Admiral FarTagut has withdrawn his
fleet from before Mobile. The weather
is spring like, with occasional rains and
no SHOWS. AsToR.
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Tee! ICE! ICE! AND BIG THINGS ON

-
I take this method to inform the Officers al
Civilians at the different Posts in the Depart
ment of the South, that have been granted, by
special permit from Mai. Gen. Q. A Gilmore,
to supply his Department with Ice for one year.
/ have made such arrangements as will ensure q
full supply constantly, at all the different Posts
have now in port, Oh board the
SCHOONER GERSH BANKER,
Just arrived. 200 Tons OF
ROCKLAND LAKE ICE,
Ready to deliver. Also, by request OF Gen.
Gilmore and approved by A. G. Browne, ESQ.,,
Supervising Special Agent of the Treasury Dept,
an assortment of Goods, consisting OF Segars,
domestic and imported, Ale, Porter, Cider, Cham
paigne Wine Sherry Wine, White Port and fine
Dark Port, California Wine, Native Wine, Brier
Wood and Merschaum Pipes, Paper Collars, Shaw
ing Brushes, Cork-screws, Smoking and Chewing
Tpbacco-Turkish, SOlace, Killikenick and Cur
rehcy-Fancy Woolen Shirts, Combs, Brushes,
Toilet Soap, White Cotton and Lisle Thread
Shirts, Cotton Socks. Suspenders, Paying Cards,
Choice Selection of Sterling Ee.els, City Cared
Hams, Coned Beef, 1-2 bbls, Figs, Prunes,
Bent's Crackers, No Mackerel In Kits, Green
Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Asparagus, Lemons and
Apples. All of which we have for sale, by appli-
cation on board schooner Gersh Banker, Capt.
c. c. Ellis. CHARLES A. VAN ZANDT.
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SIDEwALKs.-A great source of dis
comfort, inconvenience and accidents, at
Hilton Head, has been the lack of side
walks. Several efforts have been
made to remedy the difficulty, and the
traders on Suffers Row have attempted
several projects for plank sidewalk, at
the expense of the abuttors. Arrange
ments are now being made for the con-
struction of wooden sidewalks, on all
the streets, by the occupants of lots, on
a uniform grade, with external ratings.
This is a much needed improvement,
and we hope the plan will be immediate
ly put in execution.
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no SHOWS,

EouINocT1AL SroRN-The sun crossed
the line on the Goth, and the weather had
a spree which lasted over three days. 1t
got up sober Wednesday morning, trying
to smile, but evidently little headachy.
Monday night and Tuesday it rained in
torrents and blew gale. Ships dragged
their anchors, boats went ashore, tents
were blown over, and the deuce generally
was to pay. The steamer Boston went
ashore Monday night, but was got off
Tuesday, without any damage, by the
Achilles. The United States came in
from New York on Tuesday afternoon,
and it was several hours before her forty
four bags of mail could be got ashore, so
rough was it in the harbor.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-24

SOLDIERS WHO DO NOT RE-ESLIsr NOT
TO DE TRANSFERRED TO OTHER REGI-
uESrs-IMpoRTASr ORDER.-Gen. Gill
more has published in General Orders
the following telegram order from the
Secretary of War: $50 much of Para
graph five (5), of General Orders number
three hundred and seventy-six (37G), of
eighteen hundred and sixty-three (1s63),
from this Office, as orders the assignment
of men not re-enlisted as veteran volun-
teers to duty in other companies or regi-
ments until the expiration of their term
of service, is revoked; and all enlisted
men assigned or transferred to other
companies or regiments under this pro-
vision will be returned to their original
company or regiment at once, if in the
field; or in case the regiment is on fur
Tough, as soon as it returns"
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same regt,; Sergt. Ellwood Craven, do,
to be I'd 1t. in same regt.; lst Sergt.
Henry A. Widdifeld, do, to be I'd 1t. in
same regt.; lst Sergt. Chas. 7. Micheners
do, to be I'd 1t. in same regt.; Sergt. P.
O'Connell, do, to be I'd Lt.in same regt;
Sergt, Benz. F. Manton, Sd r. /. A., to
be I'd 1t. in same regt.
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PRoNorIoys SINCE MARCH l5.-lst

PROMOTIONS SINCE MARCH List
Sergt. Thomas Fidler, Sd r. I. A., to be
I'd 1t. in same regt.; lst Sergt, William
Fullerton, do, to be I'd 1t. n same regt.;
lst Sergt. Robert Slatterly, do, to be I'd
It. in same regt.; Sergt w. H. Bean, do,
to be Cd 1t. in tbs same regt.; lst Sergt.
James NJ. Fox, lO4th Penn. Vols, to be
I'd 1t. in same regt.; lst Sergt. Joe NJ.
Watt, do, to be I'd 1t. in same regt.;
Sergt. Charles A. Heckler, do, I'd 1t. in
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-24

JAcKsoNvILLE.-Owing to the gale there
has been no steamer from Jacksonville
for number of days, and consequently
we are without our usual letters from our
special correspondents with the army
there. Our latest dates contained no
news additional to that given in our last
issue.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-24

New PIER.-It is in contemplation to
construct a new pier opposite where the
>present Ordnance Yard is located, upon
which it is proposed to have a street
open, to communicate with the commits
sary buildings.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-24

PRovosr-MkRsHAL AT MORRIS ISLAND.
Lieut.. George H. Mower, Of the 9th
Maine, formerly Assistant-Provost-Mar-
shall at this Post, has been appointed
Provost -Marshal at Morris Island, and
assumed the position on the 2Sth ult.'
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De I'd 1t. in same regt.

REGISTRATIONS SINCE MARCH l4.-Capt.
Edward Wheeler, seth N. Y. Volss 81
1t. Martin Stattlar, 9th Conn. Vols; Capt.
Joseph Walter, 4lst N. Y. Vols; lst 1t.
s. w. Raynor, l27th N. Y. Vols.
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"THE BATTLE CRY OF THE NORTH.
We shall publish next week an original
poem, with the above title, written for
THE PALMETTO HERALD by Mrs. c. NJ.
SAWYER.
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TmANKs.-We are indebted to Mr.. Chas.
A. Van Zandt, and Capt. c. c. Ellis, Of
the fast schooner Gersh Banker, for files
of papers, one day later, on Friday.
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ST.. PArRIcK's DAY was celebrated at
Morris Island, in an informal manner,
last Thursday.
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New OFFIcE.-The present quarters
of THE PALMETTO HERALD will shortly,
we anticipate, be exchanged for more
commodious ones. We have large
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THE FIRST DRUM FISH of the season
was served on the tables of the Saxton
House, Beaufort, on the 10th.