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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
Swayne's Sarsapa and Tar Pills
will remove the din ulty
SWAYNE'S PILLS

Purify the blood obsuetons OF ali kinds, cleanse
tbs skin Of all pimples aud boehes aud bring the rich
color OF health 10 the pale cheek. They cure
Headache, sick Headache, Foul stomach,
Bilious diseases--Lver Complains
Prepared only by DIR. swAYER & son, Nc. $50 NORTH
sI1n srREEr, Philadelphia, sold by all the principal
drusgists aud dealers my 6.ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
A VALUABLE MEDICINE!
-IIoW ManY DIG Of OOnsmmPltOn,

DkBILlTf, ALL fUbmONAhh CoMfLAANlS-
Persons thus afflicted should resort at once to
liable remedy anu from the testimony of thousands who
nave been cured by DR. swAYERs CoMPouAD siRuP OF
WIN lHERRY,n We firmly believe n medicine has sver
equaed It's success In eiiectually curing all rhfsst
Bteast and Lung Complaints 1t sire gthens heals pur
buds 10 the constitution. 1t Biothes the irritation of
e mueus membrane which lines the air passages, and
gives much distress causing tickling or rising In
hs throat ex tion lOUsens the tough mat
sr which clogs up the vessels VI the throat and lungs thus
uabing this patient to breathe e and nalur IL ttim-
naei the power Of digestion, aud has performed very
nAny cures when all human probability could not be
possible II the bowels costve, headache accom-
.nL.n ....na a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
JAOoB Drummer,
NOTICE.

A STATED QUARTERLY MEETING Of the Asrioul
n turA Society Of New Ca tie County, will be held
at the once OF the Secretary Saturday the 18th day OF
March 1904.
RORERT MeCABE. Secretary.
wilmiD gton, March Sd ls6t.-mGrch4- m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
6fSA The subscriber offers ior ssie ms gouNTkf I
ware on tne Newport pike, containing, EIGHr ACRES
OF good Land 10 the centre Of which Is
LARGE LAWN.
with a apa va ivty OF sHADE TREES, RvERGREENs.
NAPLES IINDBNs, and others, in all over hundred
full gown trees The improvements consist Of large
AMI eommodous MANSION, two stories and half high,
Sour good ro floor, with hall By iurty.two
tat HYDRAULIC RAM forces water from Spring
In one the Ots into the upper story OF the II
hiss the modern improvements. There is also Iron
Pump aud Hydrant under a covered st the kitchen
door The out buildings consist of STABLE and CAR
RAGE HOUSE, sufficient for fonr horses and several
carriages; ale an ICE HOUSE, SMOKE And HEN
HOUSES The Ice House is filled with Ice and the stable
has Hydrant in it GOOD GARDEN with several
varieties Of DWARF PEAR and GRAPE VINES, in null
bearing. Their also several varieties OF APPLE,
CHEi.liY and CHESTNUT TREES.
Terms accommodating. Possession given any time In
the sprlug LEVI @. CLARK
II On the Premises.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
PENINsULAR R. R. LINE.
Chanee of HoIIra

OuduBb OF HOufBl
0N and after MONDAY, October 9th, 1853, Trains o
" the aeeommodaton Of Passengers will run as fol.
lows until further HUtlee:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against The Estate Of tn
deceased must resent the duly attested to the
Executors on before the 5h day of Match 1876 or
abide the Of Assembly in such made aud provd
ed GEORGE JONES'
sAML. MeCLARY, Jr.
Wilmington March g. 1854. Executors.
mars,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
Coughs and Colds affecting
Troops

VIII DO speedily relieved and eiiectually cured by
using these admirAte medicines and by paying proper
attention the Directions which are attached TO each
Pot or Box
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-11
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Army or
Navy should take especial that they be amply sup
piled with these Pills aud Ointment; and where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
themselves with them, better present he sent
by their Rriends. They have been proved to be the
Soldiers never-fing friend In the hour Of need.
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BRADDocK's PoNr.-"Picket," q cor
respondent at Braddock's Point, sends us
u letter which we arc compelled by u
crowd Of matter to omit. He reports
nothing new at that place, the soldiers
being occupied with the ordinary routine
of camp and picket duty. He expresses
the gratitude of the troops to the ladies
who have relieved the monotony of the
Post by their visits during the past month,
and, thankful for past favors, requests a
continuance Of the same.
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GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 81.

HrADor AETEzs, DEPARTMENT OF TIE SorTII, Hill
ToN HEAp, S. c.. MARCH S, 1S64.-The following
Circular. from the Provost -Marshal-Genera is
promulgated for the information Of all concerned;
and its provisions ordered to be carried into
effect, under the direction Of Col NJ. s. Little
field, 21st q. s. Coored Troops, Superintendent
Of the Recruiting Service for Colored Troops
CIRCULAR No. S. WAR DEPARTMENT, PRovoeT-
MARsuAL GENERALS OFFICE, Washington, March
/, 1864. l. Pursuant to section "a, OF the Act ap-
proved February "a, 1864, amendatory Of the Act
of March 3, 1888, Boards of Enrolment in Dis
tricts in which there are any colored persons
held to service, will, without delay, proceed to
enroll all such persons as are liable to military
duty.
2. Enrolling officers will conduct the enroll
ment in the manner prescribed by existing Or
ders and regulations, and such other directions
as the Acting-Assistant -Marshals-Gener
al Of the States may give.
2. Enrolment Lists will be made upon the
printed forms, CNos. % and 3G,l altering the head
to suit and in the column headed former mil
tary service" the name of the person to whom
service is owed will be written.
l. A list, with a recapitulation OF the number
enrolled, will be made for each Sub-district, and
as soon as the enrolment Of the District is COM
pleted, these lists will be forwarded to the Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal General for transmits:
sion to the Provost Marshal General. Copies of
the list will be kept in the Office Of the District
Provost Marshal. Those lists by Sub-districts
will not be consolidated
3. The yost-Marshal will furnish each per-
son to whom the persons owe service, list Of
those owing service to him who have been en-
rolled. specifying their names, ages and date Of
enrolment.
G. 1t is made the duty of the Acting-Assistant
Provost Marshal General to superintend this en-
rollment and give such orders and directions as
may be necessary to make il accurate and CON-
plete. JAMES B. Fax, Provost-M MARSHALL General.
By command of Major General G. A. Gilmore,
E. w. SMITH, AAG
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being that he refused to receive or keep
one n. J. Bradshaw, prisoner, commit
ted to his, Capt. Garvin's, charge, by
Lieut.. Col. James F. Hall, Provost-Mar-
shall General, Department of the South,
a statement in writing having been made
and signed by Lieut.-C Hall, and de-
livered to Capt. Garvin at the time of
committing the prisoner to his charge.
The Court found him guilty of both
Charge and Specification, but attached
no criminality to his conduct. Gen. Gill
more, in General Orders, No. 33, disap-
proves the proceedings as follows" It
is impossible to comprehend by what
process of reasoning the Court awards a
sentence after it had fully aquitted the
accused of all criminality. This is the
second instance in which the Major-Genr
eral Commanding has had occasion to
notice inexcusable irregularities of this
Court during its comparatively brief ses-
sion. Such conduct eyinces disposition
to be governed in the discharge of its
duties by caprice, rather than justice and
equity, and not only calls for a decided
censure, but the assurance that such in
difference to their obligations Ito use d
very mild term wilfbe no longer toler-
ated. The sentence is disapproved, and
Capt. Garvin is released from arrest and
restored to duty"
The sentence in the case of Private
Abram White, Co. II, lst S. c. Vols,
tried before General Court Martial, at
Beaufort, S. c., of which Major c. I.
Trowbridge was President has been susls.
pended in consideration of the youth of
Private Ahram White, and the attending
circumstances, as stated in his final de-
fence, by the Colonel of his regiment,
who acted as his counsel; and the pro-
ceedings forwarded for the action of the
War Department, with the recommend
atioh that the sentence be remitted, ex-
cvpr 50 muUn rs VIM VI i hffnesas,urpage :
one-half his monthly pay for six months
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ELEGIBILIrr TO THE INVALID CoRrs.--
Gen. Gilmore has published in General
Orders, the following instructions from
the Secretary of War:-'Officers signing
the discharge papers Of enlisted men who
are discharged on Surgeons Certificates Of
Disability, will note on the back of the
discharge, where the conduct of the man
has not been meritorious, as required by
General Order, No. 2l2, of 1868, for adj
mission to the Invalid Corps, that he is
not a proper person for the Invalid
Corps"
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SOLVED AT LAsr.-aWhat is the rea-
son that men never kiss each other, while
the ladies waste a worldbf kisses on fem
mime faces y" said the Captain to Gussie
the other day up at Beaufort. Gussie cog
itated a minute and then answered, ''Be-
cause the men have something better to
kiss, and the women haven't" The Cap
tain saw it Immediately.
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Each issue win contain the LATEST NEWS
from the various Military Posts in South Carroll
ma, Georgia and Florida, together with such
General and Special Orders from Headquarters
of the Department, or from the Adjutant Gene
rails Office at Washington, as may interest the
readers OF this command The gist Of Northern
news, as given by our Regular Correspondents at
New York, Boston and other points, will also
constitute a regular feature Of the sheet
Keeping aloof from whatever may tend IN any
way to aid our enemies. or to sow dissensions
among our troops, it will be the constant purpose
of THE PALMETTO HERALD, by ali means in
its power, to strengthen our Army and Navy in
their labors, and to help them on to speedy,
glorious and final success.
OFFICE Next South Of the New Theater.
TERMS:
One Hundred Copies 30 so
Per Annum, 10 any address. 90
ADVERTISEMENTS
A limited number OF Advertisements will be
received al Twenty-Five Cents per line for each
insertion.
/ JOB PRINTING.
Orders for Army and Navy job Printing will
be neatly and promptly executed.
S. W. MASON E Co., Proprietors,
Port Royal s. c.
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In one of the Courts of Harrisburg

I'm one of the Courts of Harrisburg,
recently, a woman was testifying on be-
half OF her son, and swore that he had
worked on a farm ever since lie was born.
The LAWYER who cross-eXamined her
said =" You assert that your son has
worked on farm ever since he was
boTn:" Il do" "What did he do the
first vear?" "He milkctl," she replied.
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coURT-MARTIAL ITEMS.

II ~
usha Pennypacker, 9th Reg't. Penn.
Vols, was President, convicted Corporal
Charles Sharp. Co. E, 9th Pa, of con-
duct preiudiced to good order and mili-
tary discipline, in overstaying leave OF
absence from the camp and returnining
intoxicated; and of insubordinate conduct
in using disrespectful and abusive Ian
guage to his superior officer, Capt. Nc
Conncll. He was sentenced to be re-
duced; to forfeit to the United States
twelve dollars per month of his month
" pay, during the balance of his term
of service, and to be confined, for the
same period, at hard labor, at such
place as the Commanding General may
direct. General Gilmore, in General
Orders No. 80, approves the findings
and sentence and designates Fort Pulas-
Ii as the place of Imprisonment.
Before General Court Martial at
Hilton Head, S. c., of which Major
Eddy, 47th n. Y. Vols, was President
I'd Lieut.. Charles Whuaker, 18th Ind:
Vols, was convicted of gross intoxica-
ton, and sentenced to be dismissed the
service. ID Lieut.. James Sweeney, 4Sth
n. Y. Vols, was convicted of drunken
ness on duty and conduct prejudicial to
good order and military discipline. He
was also sentenced to be dismissed the
services General Orders, No. 81, ap-
proves the proceedings and dismisses the
officers.
General Orders, Nos. 32 and 35, ap-
prove the designation of Fort 4 Clinch,
Fernandina, Fla, as the place for carry
lug out the sentences in the cases of Pri-
Yates Russell S. Thurston, Co. e, sd Pa.
Vols, and John Gobar, Co. K, Tooth n.
Y. Vols, Walter O'Donnell, Co. A, and
George Hart, Co. K, s5th Pa. Vols, Joel
..A " siL1 Mi4h4al~ GeS,. &c T 9Th Qbia
Vols, and William Stanley, Co. F. 62(
Ohio Vols, George Bushaw and Michae
Coy, Co. F, and Joseph Plummer, Co
G, 10th Mass. Vols. John Walther, Co
B, and James Roach. Co. E. 18th Conn
Vols. Robert Rutherford, Co. B, 25tl
Ohio Vols, John t. Lathey, Co. E, ant
William Brown, Co. X, 18th Ohio Vols.
Aaron Vedder, Co. H. 18TH N. Y. Vols.
Leroy Spencer, Co. A, and G. H. Bas
lord, Co, B, l44th N. Y. Vols; John A
Puryes, Co. /, and A. NJ. Robinson, Co
K, I42d N. Y. Vols; Henry Dyer, Co
f, l27th n. Y. Vols. John Lloyd, Co
A, Frederick Goldbath, Co. c, Campbell,
Co. e, Joseph Advena and George Holz-
man, Co. X, and Quartermaster Ser
geant Edward thinner, 4lst n. Y. Vols;
and designates the same place for carry
ING out the sentences in the cases o Pri-
Yates Geo. F. Allen, Co. D, seth n. Y.
Vols, Samuel Martin and Simon Gadson
Co. Fl, and John Brown, Co. c, lst S. c.
Vols.
By No. 33 the sentences in the cases OF
Privates Carson Keat and Boney Weston,
ofCo. F, lst S. C. Vols, tried before a
General Court Martial, at Beaufort, S. c.,
of which Major c. 7. Trowbridge was
President, are suspended, and the pro
ceedings forwarded for the decision Of
the War Department. The order says
that "the specification in each Of these
cases, not only fails to sustain the charge,
L. anntrndicts II The Court Sllhsfan-
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17

A MERICAN WATCH AGENCY. THE
N undersigned are the Agents FOR the American
Watch Company. and now offer for sale beau
tiful assortment OF fine Gold aud Silver Watches,
made by the company Also, large assortment
Of solid Gold Chains Of various qualities and
patterns. DOUGLAS & co.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17
THE PALMETTO HERALD-A JOURNAL
i or
NOTABLE EVENTS

DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH.
The first number of the above Newspaper was
published on the Sd day of March, 1864. 1t will
continue to be issued on
THURSDAY
of each week, and will aim to be, in all things
proper for publication. truthful record Of what
occurs in the Department OF the South, and
among the fleets Of the South Atlantic Blockad-
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17

CLOSING OUT SALE. STATIONERY, PHO
~ tographic Albums, Military Goods, &c,
AT STIMSoN'S, UNION SQUARE.
This stock will be
RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
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DoRT ROYAL HOUSE, UNION SQUARE,
/ Hilton Head, s. C. gibson & RIDDELL,
Proprietors.
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TAYLOR & CO., NO. Suffers ROW.
i have constantly OF hand large variety Of
FANCY GOODS, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES,
STATIONERY and all the NEWSPAPERS, at
the Lowest Prices
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17

MILITARY STORE, NO. II Suffers ROW.
lfl The attention of the public of this depart
ment is invited to large and desirable addition
to the stock Of Military and Naval Goods at the
Military Store of Douglas s. Co., comprising
Swords, Belts, Sashes, Peasants, Clothing, &c,
and every article appertaining TO q Military or
Naval Suit The above goods are offered at prices
as low and lower than the same goods can be
purchased in New YORK. DOUGLAS IL co.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17

A MUSEMENTS. UNION THEATRE.
IA Hilton Head, $. G..
Proprietors, 49, BartCn Dramatic Association.
Stage Manager, Mr.. James White
Scenic Artist and Costumcr, Mr. L. J.. Harrison.
Property Man., Mr.. A. j. DeHaven
Leader of Orchestra. -. Mr. Henry Murphy.
CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE :
TWO NEW PIECES.
Friday and Saturday Evenings, March Is and 10.
The Performance will commence with the beau
tiful meiodrama. in three acts, entitled
THE IDIOT WITNESS;
or.
4 TALE OF BLOOD
To be followed by the Laughable Farce in one
act, entitled
BOOTS AT THE SWAN
The whole to conclude with
A GRAND TABLEAC.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Orchestra Seats,
to be procured only in the daytime, from 10 TO
II, and from to 3, in the Box Office, so Cents;
Parquette Seats. 25 Cents.
DOORS OPEN at G:30. Curtain rises at 1
O'Clock, precisely.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17

CTIMSON'S IMPROVED DCHECKER-B0ARDS
- with Rules of Game; Critical Positions, &c,
Price 30 cents. Also Backgammon Boards.
Cheap to the Trade.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17

v,LEGANT ENyELOPES.-AT S'TINSON'S
L. New Stationery Store, in the corner, Union
Square next TO the Post-Ofiicel, may be found \
lnroe and small. Letter and Note sizes, % cents
Ler pack, sent to any P. o. or Camp address,
with postage prepaid, on receipt Of 80 cents.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17

DEST CAVALRY BOOTS.-yERY HAND
ID SOME and Well-made Cavalry Boots. Price
SIP. At STIMSON'S, near Post-Oifice.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17

DUNBARS & FRANZ, 10 Suffers ROW;
~ Dealers ia Suffers Goods, wholesale and
Retail.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-17

CepC SO MuCH us VIII I1nfct q stoppagc C
one-half his monthly pay for six months.
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" A. RYAN, No. S sSUTLERS' ROW, DEAL
v. er in BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, FUR
NISHING GOODS. and Suffers Goods of Every
Description. Wholesale aid Retail.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-30
VOL. XXXIV.-WHOLE NO. 1902.
REASONS
OF
HON. WILLIAM A. WALLACE,

OF CLEARTlELD,
FOR HIS VOTE on AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
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march about to commence they will
carry In haversaek two days fations
salt meat, two days hard bread, ten
days coffee and salt and Eve days
sugar. Each infantry soldier win carry
sixty rounds of ammunition on his
person. Every effort shoulds be made
BY officers and men to save rations and
ammunisson, not a round of ammuns-
ton should be lost or unnecessarily ex-
pended; it is expected that the COM
mand viii be supplied with subsistence
and forage mainly from the country.
All foraging will be done by
parties detailed for the purpose by
brigade commanders, under such rules
as may be prescribed by brigade and
division commanders Pihlaging, 8aarapd-
i4g and evsry act Of cruelty or abuse Of
citizens ,cW Be severely panished. Each
brigade commander will havea strong
rear guard on every march, and will
order the arrest Of all stragglers. The
danger of struggling on this march
should be impressed upon the mind
Of every officer and man of the COM
mand. NOT only the reputation of the
corps, but the personal safety OF every
man will be dependent, in a great
measure, upon the rigid enforcement OF
discipline and the care taken of the
rstions and ammunition.
By command of
Majo General SL0CUM
H w PERKINS, A. "A q.
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Aa ABDUCTED Daughter Discovered gftc7 an
Interval Of TioestTscUeH Years
IN Harsss.

The Taunton Mass Republican Is
responsible for the following story
A romance in real life has Just come
10 light, and is at present the chief Cos
sip Of this city The facts, as related
by an intimate acquaintance of the for
tunate family, are as follows
IL appears that about twenty-seven
years ago, a Captain Brown, whose
fsniily resided ia Mattapoisett, was
then overseer Of the estate of Mr..
Henry E Clifton, q wealthy gentleman
Of Richmond, Virginia From some
cause, which still remains q secret,
difficulty arose between Capt Brown
and Mr. Clifton, wherein the former
considered himself the aggrieved partx
To revenge himself for the supposed
wrong. he stole Mr. Cliftons infant
daughter, then but six weeks old, on
the day che was chrislened Toe child
was brought to Mattapoisett, and Sc
cretly adopted by Brown and his wife
rs their own. She was named Julia,
and grew 70 be a woman When only
sixteen years old, she married Mr Isaac
O. Pierce. printer, who learned his
trade IN Pail River eeveral years ago
they moiled 10 Taunton, living for a
while At East Taunton, bat more re-
cently at the Green Two children have
been born % them, one Of which is nov
living,
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0ashrille 4lniOil.
TUEsDAY. YoFEMBER p ls64.
Advance in Prices OF Subscriptions
and Advertising.

In consequence OF the increased cost
of wages, paper, and other materials,
telegraphic reports, subsistence. &c,
the Proprietors of the NASHVILLE
UNION have been compelled to advance
the price of subscriptions, advertising,
DC. They have adopted new sched,
ule, ~ appears above, and which will 60
into effect on Monday, Sept 26th, and
be scrupulously adhered TO.
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we we're satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred We trust,
however, that it viii not be long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources of
business men, and we can return 70
the old rates We shall be most hap
py 70 return to them IS soon as circum-
stances wili justify. Ia the meantime
we solicit the continued support of the
friends and patrons OF the UIox.
WIN CAMERON d Co.