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TIE LATE SroRMs.-We continue to
hear of other disasters on the coast, dur
ing the late equinoctial gale. On Sunday
last the steamship Daniel Webster, Capt,
Sherman, from New York, the Goth, for
New Orleans, put into this port for coal
and repairs. She experienced the gale
off Cape Hattaras, and encountered a
terrible sea, which did her paddle-boxes
considerable damage, and imperilled the
safety OF the ship itself. Fortunately
the ship rode out the gale safely, al
though badly shaken up, and reached
this port in rather disordered condition.
As soon as her preparations are complet-
ed she will proceed on her course to
New Orleans.
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IL No. 10 Suffers ROW,
Respectfully inform their friends that they have
Just received by the Schooner William Picker
ing, u
LARGE ASSORTMENT or GO0ps,
Consisting OF the following articles:
GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
GENTLExEN's AND LADIES BOOTs AND
SHoEs,
CARPENrERs' TooB,
TIN WARE, COOKING STOVES AND Ugys-
sIIS,
TAmE-WARE, TABLE ASD PocxET
CUTLIY,
Sugars, ToBACCo, STATIONARY. SUspRSDERs,
GENTLKNEN's UNDER -CLOTiuSG,
MEATS, VIGITADLIs, AND FRuITs
And various other articles
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A 7 A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BAR
"A ton Dramatic Association, held OH Wednes-
day, March 90, 1864, it was voted that.
Whereas, BY the interposition Of divine Provi-
dence, our beloved brother member, and former
vice-President, DANIEL cox, JE., Of Co. +,
4sth y. Y. Vols, has been called away from us,
therefore be ii
Resolred, That we sincerely mourn his loss, as
a useful, energetic and talented member Of our
Association as an associate Of whom we are
proud: possessing all the high characteristics OF
q gentleman as patriot who responded
promptly to his country's call In her hour OF
need as n brave and accomplished soldier, who
knew his duty well, and performed it nob!y; as
a hero whose blood was willingly shed, and
whose life was unselfshly given for the cause he
had sworn to support.
Resolred. That we deeply sympathize with his
family in their afl!ction and tender them the
assurance that his memory will live in our hearts,
and his example will inspire us with renewed
devotion to the flag he defended 10 his death
Resolred, That these resolutions be published
In The PALMETTO HERALD and The New South !:
and that copy be forwarded to the friends OF
the deceased.
BARTON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
j. BARNES. Secretary.
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ARKANSAS FREE.-The result of the
recent State election in Arkansas is ex-
ceedingly favorable, and indicates an in
;ention on the part of large number of
loyal voters to bring the State back into
the Union, under the provisions of the
Presidents Proclamation. Partial re-
turns from eleven counties give more
votes than the whole number required to
replace the State in the Union again.
The vote also confirms the action OF
the late convention, declaring slavery
forever abolished in the State.
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AUCTION SALEs.-Mr. A. L. Stimson
sold at auction, last Friday, quantity
of damaged government flour, for IS
cents per barrel, and quantity of sugar
crackers at 81 55. The sale was but
thinly attended, and there was not much
competition, which accounts for the ex-
tremely low prices, and suggests that
traders will do well to watch the adver-
tisements Of auction sales.
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CoLoRsp REoINESTs.-General Orders,
No. 81, announces that, in accordance
with orders from the War Department,
the lst and I'd Regiments South Carroll
ma, and the lat Regiment North Carolina
Volunteers (Calored), will, hereafter, be
known and designated, respectively, as
the 33d, 34th, and 35th Regiments l. 5.
Colored Troops.
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A New TAX COMMISSIONER FOR FLoRI-
DA.-Ex-C Congressman John F. Potter,
Of Wisconsin, who accepted Roger A.
Pryor's invitation to fight a duel,
and proposed bowie knives as the
weapons, which Pryor declined, has been
appointed by the Presidentand confirmed
by the Senate, Direct Tax Commissioner
for Florida.
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!..

take pleasure In informing the residents Of
this Department that / am now ready to supply
them with Ice every morning through the year,
delivered at such place as they may designate.
Tickets for safe at The Palmetto Herald Office.
next south Of the Theater, and also at the Book
store in The New South Building, next to the
Post Office. Parties wishing Ice by the ton or
half ton, can be supplied without delay, by ad-
dressing the subscriber, p. o. Box No. Q, Hilton
Head, s. c. c. A. VAN ZANDT.
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AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF BARTON
n Dramatic Association, held on Wednesday
March 90th, 1861 it was voted that,
Whereas, by the interposition of Divine Provi-
dence our beloved brother member and former
Treasurer, GUSTAVCS A. BEISsENHERZ. Co.
F, 4Sth y. Y. Vols, has been called away from
us, therefore be II
Resolred, That we sincerely mourn his loss. as
q useful, energetic and talented member Of our
Association MS an associate of whom We were
proud, possessing all the high characteristics Of
q gentleman as patriot who responded prompt
" to his country's call 10 her hour of need as q
brave and accomplished soldier. who knew his
duty well, and performed it noby: as a hero
whose blood was willingly shed, and whose life
was unselfshly given for the cause he had sworn
to support.
Resolrei, That we deeply sympathise with his
family in their affection, and teuder them the as
surance that his memory will live In our hearts
and his example will inspire us with renewed
devotion to the flag he defended TO his death.
Rssolpei, That these Resolutions he published
in TnE PALMETTO HERALD and The New South:
and that copy be forwarded TO the friends Of
the deceased.
BARTON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
J. B,2Sys, Secretary.
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FLEAs have made their appearance
again, with appetites whetted by absti-
nence. If it is good for the soul to tor
ture the flesh, verify fleas are saint
makers but if profanity is wicked, then
they are. indeed artful devices Of the
devil to make men sin.
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THE PALMETTO HERALD-A JOURNAL
L OF
NOTABLE EVENTS
DEPARTMENT OF THE sOUTH
IN THE

IN THE
DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH.
The first number Of the above Newspaper was
published on the Sd day Of March, 1854. 1t will
continue to be Issued on
THURSDAY
of each week. and will aim 10 be, In all things
proper for publication. q truthful record OF Whist
occurs in the Department Of the South, and
among the fleets of the South Atlantic Blockad-
ing Squadron.
Each issue will contain the LATEST NEWS
from the various Military Posts in South Carroll
na, 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 regular feature of the sheet
OFFICE Next South OF the New Theater
TERMS:
Single copy; Five Cents
One Hundred Copies. 80
Per Annun, to any address Nv
ADVERTISEMENTS
A limited number of Advertisements will be
received at TWENTY-FIVE Cents per line for each
insertion.
JOB PRINTING.
Orders for Army and Navy Job Printing vii,
be neatly and promptly executed.
s. W. MASON & Co., Proprietors,
Port Royal. S. c.
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Companies of their respective Detacl-
ments or Regiments

NAVAL MA1rEss.-The sloop-of-war
Pawnee, which was ordered to proceed
from her station in the St. Johns river to
Port Royal, for repairs, was unable to
cross the bar, at the mouth OF the st.
Johns, in consequence of the storm,
which ragged fariosSy at that point dur
ing the flow OF the spring tides. She
will doubtless be able to effect safe pas
sage over the bar, on the next spring
tides, which sarve in few days. Com
mander Geo. B. Balch, senior officer in
the river, has aransferred his flag to the
Mahaska, Lieut. Commander Lewis,
and the Pawnee, will remain for the pres
ent under the command of Lieutenant
John W. Phillip, Executive Officer of the
ship. The Pawnee has performed valu-
able service in the river since the occupa-
tion of Florida, and will doubtless return
to that station when her repairs are COM
pleted. The following il a correct list Of
her officers Geo. B. Balch, comm inder !;
John w. Philip, lieutenant and execu-
tive officer: George Lawrence, paymas-
ter; H. c. Nelson, passed assistant sur
geon; John G.. Champion, acting master !;
james p. Lindsay, do, do; Thomas
Moore, do, do; Henry Glass, ensign ;
Charles ]. Rogers, acting ensign; Alfred
-Adamson, I'd assistant engineer, (acting
chief; William J. Clark, Sd assistant
engineer; John G. Brasnahan, do. do;
Arthur Price, do. do; John Hannum,
do. do; James Brown, boatswain; James
lays gunner; Charles II. Poor, Jr.,
acting masters mate; Thomas L. Fisher,
do. do. do; A. A. Franzen, do. do. do;
Geo. V. Balch, captains clerk; Edward
#. Oakley, paymaster's clerk.
The frigate Wabash, Capt. De Camp,
has arrived at the Naval Station, of St.
Helena, from the blockade off Charles-
ton. to coal. All well on board.
The Cimerone, Commander Hughes,
arrived on Tuesday last from the same
station, and will again join the blockad-
ing squadron as soon as she has completed
coal.ng. The Cimerone has for long
time been stationed at Stono, but was
relieved by the Seneca, Lieut.. Command
er Parker. The Sebago, Lieut.. Com
mander Gibson, senior officer, is also
stationed at Stono. The Nipsic, Lieut.
Commander Johnson, is now coaling off
- Hnlena
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DRAMATIC.

The BARTON DRAMATIc ASSOCIATION
continue to prosper, playing four nights
in the week to crowded and appreciative
audiences. There is manifest improve
ment since the opening, as the company
get well at their work. Some portions
of The Rent Day, as rendered on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, would have
been creditable to stock company at q
first class theater North, and several of
the members, in the after pieces, have
shown fine capacity for comedy parts, o
class of performance which really re-
ouires as much talent and cultivation as
melodrama or even high tragedy. The
company contains several good vocalists,
and with Mr.. Dickson and Mr.. White, who
have followed the profession OF the stage,
the combination is excellent. The bills
for the coming four performances are an
nounced in our advertising columns.
THE THIRD New HAMPSHIRE BAND
furnished the orchestra for the Union
Theater on Monday and Tuesday eve
nings, in the absence of the Post Band,
away on special duty.
BENEFIT OF THE Posr BAND.-0n Mon
day evening the Post Band, who have
furnished the regular orchestra for the
Union Theater, are to have benefit.
The Band deserves well of the public,
aside from its material aid to the success
of the Theatcr enterprise. We need not
bespeak a good house, for the Union
Theater has had no other since its OPEN
ing.
DEATH OF PAST OFFICERS OF TIE B.
D. A.-Orderly Sergeant Daniel Cox, of
Co. F, 4sth Regiment, for long time
Vice President of the Barton Dramatic
Association, died on Monday night, in hos
pital, at Hilton Head, of wounds received
at the battle of Olustee. Orderly Sergt
G. A. Beissenherz, of the same company,
formerly Treasurer of the Association was
killed outright at Olustee. The Associa-
ton have passed resolutions of respect,
which appear elsewhere.
BENEFIT OF THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
We understand the Association have
rendered their services for eight nights
for the benefit of the Sanitary Commits
sion.
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ARRIVAL FROM BosToH.-The steamer
Ashland, from Boston, arrived here yes
terday afternoon. She brought files of
the Boston Herald to the 22d, but no
mails. Her later news is unimportant.
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IcE.-Mr. c. A. Van Zandt has made
such arrangements for furnishing the
whole Department with ice, as will, we
believe, enable us to have full supply
this summer, without intermission.
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PERsosAL.-We are very happy to
learn that Brig. Gen. Israel Vogdes, who
has been quite i'll, is rapidly recovering.
Surgeon Majer, U. S. v, has been as
signed to duty at Beaufort, s. c.
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tant Surgeon e. G. Buckley, 4th N. II.
Vols: lst 1t. G. D. Eddy, Sd R. I. A.;
lst 1t. ]. Clyde Dowds Adjt. s5th Pa.
Vols; Capt. A. J. Dewaldt, 10th Ohio
Vols.
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REs1GSArIoSs.-2d 1t. David Wighton,
sd Pa. Vols. I'd 1t. J. NJ. Head, Sd
N. H. Vols, Act. Signal Officer; lst 1t.
c. A. Drew, 3ith L. S. c. Troops; 1t.
II T. French. l42d Y. y. Vols; Assis'
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MAILS ExpEcrED.-The Massachusetts,
is expected to arrive here this morning,
from Philadelphia with q mail. The
Arago, from New York, is also due to-
day.
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SIiyAL OFFICER PRoM0rED.-ln re-
cent list of Acting Signal Officers, ap-
pointed to the regular corps, the name OF
LIST 1T. Wilson Bruyn, Of the Vol. Engi-
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CHIEF OF ARrILLERY.-Lt.-Col. c. r.
Brayton, Of the Sd r. /. Artillery, has
been announced as Chief of Artillery Of
the Department, during the absence OF
Gen. Turner.
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DoLLITZER & KUH,
i No. Is SuTLERs' Row, Hilton Head.
WATCHMAKERS.
Always on hand large assortment of Mil
tary and Fancy Goods; Meerschaum Pipes, Sc
gars, Tobacco, &c.
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necrs, was omitted. He is now in charge
of the signal station at Pilot Town, at
the mouth of the St Johns River.
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PRoMorIoN.-Corp. Geo. W. Farley,
18th n. Y. Vols, to be ed 1t.
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@entcal.
How to Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

THE primary OF every disease that flesh is
Il heir to 10 iInpuritF Of the blood. The blood be-
comes impure rom many causes. Impure or
change Of weather, unwholesome food and exposure
are among the principal causes Of impunty Of the
blood. The symptoms are giddness, headache, con-
fused thoughtS eyes dull Und heavy droW sness, Coz.
spation Of the bowels bad taste In the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints pains in the back and legs
oss OF appetite, sleepless nights, cohc cramp, pain
and hghtneRs OF the chest heartburn gout and rheu
matsm, pusinR and purging, ohills aud fevers more
or less accompanying these, and long OF troub-
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BTRICKLANDS VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
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They are particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every lamily and every soldier should
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waited by their use, They q mild and safe medi
cine and can be taken At any hne without danger Of
taking cold.
Sold by all druggists, or sent to any part on receipt
OF twenty Ave csuts aud stamped envelope address,
cd DR.: STRICKLAND, east Fourth street, Cincinna
II, ohio.
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B8rAt Sunday School meeting in Ohio
the subject of the slim attendance Of pupils at
the school being under consideration, prom
inent lawyer offered the following resolution I:
Resolped, That committee Of yeung ladies
and gentlemen be appointed to raise children
for the Sabbath School.
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COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIcKLAND's MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
81 . BALSAM.

This ls the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
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MITCHELL Barr street, Cincinnati, says she has been
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LIFE - rnTsURANOE- 1

Young men just starting in BUSINESS, whose shiei
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Il would show did not wish 70 leave their best
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BE SAFE FROM THE PAEos OF wAET'


Would these children have a comfortable home, and
tho means OF educationi Would this wife be ndepen
dent OF the cold charities Of the wordf Would this
aga / and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
estate pay my debtsi Would there be sacrifice Of
property by forced sales OF administrator to meet
the demands Of ofcredors-sales made when the market
tends downward, and far prices cannot be realEedi
How few these question TO their satisac-
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that they have long lease life. This 10 both fool
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RaViag one Of the most complete Printing Eaiab
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kinda Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental are nrs
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hest workmsn. tt. ar
wehAVe three Power Presses connected with on
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Win nsatnsss and dispatch.
SS7oFdersfF0m abroad viii receive prompt attsn
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rfs riis.. U sHJt io Hl
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8. T.--19eO--x.


8. .T.--l99O--x.
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ASSETS.
s.sh and Cash I.s@' ss.sOs 90
,,.,,SS oSllsssrsI' :,.i ,;;:s lTns "a
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bhAreb Sol, "a 20
Hartford aud New Haven, and New York
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Aesrued Interest, Premiums due and an
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TOtslMArket Value. .Ssla, Ist Sd
LIABILITIRs
Unsettled 1850 %
Qapital. 500, 900 90
beplue ...t go. 1Bs11t oo-Sa9d saA 0s
Pbllaea issusd by JOHN n. BfoPPBLMAk,
'u" AssAs ~ pays0n
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ANIMAL PREMIUM

hushthlry b regarded as the tribute which an up
right heart pays At the shrine Of Justice.
- JOHN n. s1OPPRLMAN,
aule Agent for Dayton and viennity.
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN rae FACE,

That he may grappe with H. Ihe wise man, tkAt be
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OF HARrFoRD, ooNNnOrIovn
RvERr NAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

UNHR AEtaa grants poheies FOR LIFE, Tor term
l. OF years, Endowment policies and childten's En-
doWment. Also, Non Foneitng Policies, on which no
payment is required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses In this city
within the last six month";.
Among all the contrfvances Of men to protect the
family circle from want, none found more sim
Pile ita character, noble In its foaturoH, certain 10
its results than Life Insurance. II s the prop which
the dying husband caves to - khztE Aszd
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Persons OF sedsntAry habits troubled with weakness
iasstude palpitation Of the heart, Lack Of appetite
distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation &c
deaerxs % suffer II they will not try the eeIebrated
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-20
ENIGMA.

am composed of twenty-nine letters.
NV 2 10 3 "a % IL % is q lake in Maine.
q 3I5 Is I 30 is a county in N. c.
+" 72s II II is a county in Minnesota.
+" SIT II Is is county is Missouri.
/" 10 IL 30 81 is part of an animal.
" l6261l u is a lake in North America.
f" 10 90 Ii o 6 IL Z Il is % River in Virginia.
" % IT IL I 90 81 is the name of an isthmus.
" 25 8 II II is pretty animal.
Ny whole is what every sensible person should
=. Answer next week: -- f A, S. NJ.