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The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-30
OFFICIAL J..)@s. -. ~. si.N-i ?
EpdAs B. VAN wINKLE,
Lieut.. and Aide de Camp.

IA !h' ,9.tofcial.l - g. Gaie5. ..,...,
HEKnoUAETERs, Ds9T OF TnE SouTrI.
HILToS HEAD, s. C., June %, 1854.
GENERAL ORnkRs, - -, - IN
CAPT. THOMAS DUNLAP, Jn 2sTH RECT.
~ Conn. Col'd Vols, having been ordered to be
enness at Camp, near New Haven, Connecticut
and against whom charges had previously been
preferred for Ike offence in this Department,
being too drunk to attend the Court ordered for
his trial on the 21st inst, is hereby dshonorably
dismissed the service of the United States from this
date subject to the approval Of the President.
By COMMAND OF MAJoR.GEy. j. g. FOSTER, -,
w. l. NJ. BURGER.
Asst. Adjutant General.
OFFICIAL ,..,..! .s,.r.,,.,a
1st Lieut. 21st o., s. C. Ia, ,...'I - ~, -,
Act Asst Adjt. General '''''' '-'' ~
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! NO. 1
~ Broadway, Hilton Head. AMES, LUCAS
& PEABODY, wholesale and retail dealers in
Army and Navy Stores, Groceries and Dry
Goods, Fruits and Vegetables. Also Paints and
Putty, Boots and Biscuits, Shoes and Segars,
Cotton and Crockery, Stoves and Stationery,
Blankets and Butter, Chairs and Cheeses and
Yankee notions generally. Rear Of 10 Mer-
chants Row.
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9 CAHILL & CO., AsGg1f ehi Ui
Hilton Head, &! c.
WHOLESALE DEALERSINSU SUTLERS,G GOODS,
Have Just received, per brig Leni, aiiarge as
sortment Of goods, consisting in part of TObac!
co, Segars, Sugar. Condensed Milk, Cheese,
Raisins, Ladies and Gents Straw Hats, Negligee
Shirts, and Sntlers Goods OF every description.
which we offer low for Cash.
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DINING SALOON,

WILLIAMS g. MORRISON, PRoPRIETORS.
Meals furnished at all hours ut reasonable
prices. The Tables supplied with the choicest
meats, poultry, eggs, fish. vegetables &e.. ..for
Obtaining which we have the best faSfliiies from
the New York ard other markets,
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A DJOINING THE EXPRESS OFFICE :It.
"A UNION SQUARE,
Tn the Cornerl aiL yai
STIMSON'S NEWS DEPOT.
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A DJOINING THE EXPRESS OFFICE,
"A UNION SQUARE,
Tn the Corner,
STIMSON has just received lot of Gentlemen's
and Ladies' Hosiery, Gloves, Collars, Neck-ties,
Cravats, &C. u
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(OMcial.1

80. ,Tai3.,G va fOfhcal1 ~ Jeaj .e9.;E,s 10 M
.gJ HEADQUARTERS DBsT on TB SoUTH, yI32 sdI
~ Q. eogHnros HEAn 8. G. june q, fs64fF IL
GENERAL ORDERS,D ,353 1Igs'5t1 SJ8yTI 10 sag q
jai No 1ea ilfjss G99d ynyzd ..s,gY .nasq fgs
1NHE FOLLOWING ORDER Is HEREBY
Il republished for the information OF all eo1-s z
'cered:3 81 i3J.;5 o1a as!!.a3 - i.V SoGs.Ess 81
WAR DEPARTMENT. 5:Tga .io,;ii
SPECIAL ORDE1Sa :IAns'p GzxE1Als OFBIcR, - saT
- No. 209. WAsHrSeToS, juno 10, 1884 81
,HalErtractlC .,ao aolAA- ~ s.LAslsVJ ~
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
d AND BRAVE MEN.
Their pictures for sale at STIMSON'S Union
Square, adjoining Express and Post Office.
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E'ANS! FANS!:. FANS!!!
Il A Case of PALMETTO FANS Just received
at STIMSON'S Stationery and Fancy Goods
Store, Union Square.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-30

n N. BELLOWS, No. 8 Suffers ROW,
W Dealer in BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, and Suffers Goods Of
Every Description, Wholesale and Retail.
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DUNBARS & FRANZ, 10 Suffers ROW.
~ Dealers in Suffers Goods, Wholesale and
Retail
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SAXTON HOUSE, ,ailJ
- Co.. STH AND G STREETS, -
BEAUFORT, 8. c., .hs....J s.l.U
Il minutes walk from the Landing)
The subscribers, having fitted mp 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. ~ ai.lLGJ
GORHAM! DENNIS, Il p,o,.. .,o;,.p
ROBERT B. HALLET,f rfo"ie''''
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uERRING,S SAFES FOR SALE By
IL C. w. DENNIS & co,
No. 4 Merchants Row.

ICE CREAM SALOON.
i The undersigned respectfully informs the
Public that he has opened an Ice Cream Saloon
in
C. W. DENNIS & CO.'S BUILDING,
No. MERcHANTs' Row.
The very best of Cream, by the Plate, Quart or
Gallon, always On Hand.
B. +. SKINNER
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
East Tennessee Rolief Society.

II Is important that the events ana occurrences
IN East Tennessee connected with the war; ahoud
be faithfully recorded and preserved, In view o.
this fact the Executive Committee OF the East Ten
nessee Relief Association have decided 70 DO what
they can towards that end, All citizens who have
shared in any scenes or transactions OF special IN
terest growing out Of the war and located IN Las,
Tennessee, or who have been personal observer IN
such instances are therefore requested 10 pvt their
reeolectons in writing and transmit hcYr narratives
10 the Society for cafe keeping Al communion
tons should be accompanied BY responsible name
and be addressed TO John ", Fleming, ESQ., 9ecTe'
tary or to eithsr member Of the Executive Com
mittee hpI"e-u
From The Knorrl1s Wig, hPrN g. 1894
II will he seen by reference % another column
that the East Tennessee Relief Society propose
through its Executive Committee. to become col
leetor and depost.ry Of manuscript narratives hav-
inc reference to the troubles in this part Of 'ue
country during the Inst three years. II is plainly
desirable that such werk should be done while the
occurrences of the war are yet fresh in the minds of
their wtne scs md while they who have ne'ed or
suffered in interesting and memorable scere sun
survive And rs there is no Historical Society in
ibis part Of the country whose office 10 is 20 collect
md preserve such narratives there is an obvious
proprietv in the Relief Society undertaking that
duty, although Il was not part Of lie origmo! pun
pose and Is not strictly within .a sphere.
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ohanoery Court -. Knoxville,

J. A. d. A, T. RaN rs, B. n Strong
THE defendant, D. r. Strong being non-res'-
dent Of Tennessee rs shown IN the bill II Is or
dered that publication be made for four successive
yseks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said deien-
dant 10 appenr before the Chsncery Court at Knox.
vile on Inc fret Monday Of October next then aud
there 10 make his defense to hs bill, or the same
will be taken as confessed as to him. and sst for
bearing eS parte.
mer4tpGsj D,A, DEADIRICK, C&M.
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Attachment.
GrirsfeII T1nlor Us. Il. T. Cor.

GTlNETe-l I0WoF Us. u. I. Lo.t
The plaintiff, on AFFIDAVIT, says the defendant is
Indebted 10 him. ard Cbsconis or conceals himself
tina, the ordinary process of law csnro: be served
uron him, havirs CHAINED an original attachment
acains. the esatg Of the defendant ns3s eturnatle
before James Henry, Justice Of the Peace FOR
Blouyt county, end the same having been levied On
his property l. !, ordered by said Justice tina, the
derendrn. srrear before him a, his Office IN Louis
vile CT the 18th dsy Of December nex', or it will
:; proceeded with ex-psr;e. l. is further ordered
hv said Juiice that this notice be published in the
Knoxville Whig for four c.asecut!ye weeks. This
2sth of April 1864.
my7-.t PISS JAMES HENRY, J. 7.
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q. Ia Ha.en rs. q. r. .g,rong.

THE defendant D. z. Strong being non-res-
dent Of Tennessee, rs shown in the bills 1t IA or
derad that publication I've made for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said deien-
dant to appear before the Chnncery Court NJ Knox
vile on the first Monday of October next then and
there 10 make his defense to the BILL or the same
will he taken rs confessed Ne 10 him. and set for
bearing OK ppue.
A copy Of the order
myt-4t pfS6 D., \, DEABEklCR, C& NJ,
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PROSPECTUS
BROWNloW's KNOXVILLE VII.
REBEL vENTILATOR.

Tue undersigned Ia now publishing q W.
Journal, bearing the above title, At Knoxville,
Tennessee. The paper propose to send out Z.
per nnnum, Invariably paid in adranef The &C
paper, materials Of all kinds, and Of labor, hs
increased, since tho Inauguration OF the Rebel
that am not able 10 furnish the paper for lss
TO hold out any inducements 10 clubs
TIVE years ago, my paper, then the last u
sheet, and tho only religious one floating over
Dnviss ungodly dominons, was crushed out by
God-forsaken mob familiarity knotn Ms the o.
crate butterflies ] glory IN opening my bait
from my old Notifications, beginning with this
born and hel-bound Rebellion where the ira
forced me to leave of my "work Of faith and \
of love-
The WING AND vEsrILAToR will be IypR
DEsT in all things and NEUTRAL In nothing, "a
liberal hand in all the controversies of the d.
This shall be nm unconditional Union journal,
ing up all participants in the late Rebellion
almost played out--as choice collection OF me
n Rogucs Gallery At the same time, ] will /
war upon all gamblers and thieves, North and 5
all whose trade il Is TO rob the public crib, M
private pilferers; the whisky bloats; the built
elections; the oppressors who grind the face o.
poor; extortioners in trade who swindle by
sale md retail snd all foul-mouthcd Secession
pathizors and other dsturbcrs Of the peace
various sink-holcs Of society, North and Sout
will not fiji to do justice to the worst class OF
who make tracks upon Southern soil--.Sss
preachers, Of all denominations
repeat, that in the rule Of my editorial cor
! shall abiure that seryility which DESTROYS Il
dependence of the press, and cast from me tina
tous opposition which gives TO party what 10
country. And while the name Of my paper
Gates, in unmistakable terms, its politics | sh
faithful sentinel lose sight Of Wings, Dem
and Republicans, and remember only my Go
mont and the preservation of the Federal Uni
richly worth all the sacrifices of blood and tre
their preservation may cost, even to the eYter
ton of the present race of men, and the consun
of all the means of the present age
Intervention, national Jealousy and hatred, Il
dealing and piratica cowardicc have been %
ing principles with England; and when our
troubles are settled, | will advocate giving Er
turn. The whole course of the Emperor
French has been characterized by diplomatic
ce,itv; and truly loyal American Journal C
tcrtnin no other feelings toward Napoleon
those of hatred and contempt.
The everlasting Negro question brought on II
the corrupt leaders of the South alleging
was necessary to render the peculiar nsttl
secure, when it 'cas secure under the Consti
and could never be secure anywhere else. 1t
no longer the local, but the tyareting institu
the country; and ! have no sympathy wit
Southern Disunionist who has lost his sls
Slavery has been destroyed, and the South ha |
it, without any provocation whatever This
ton will openly take and stubbornly maint
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Jamts Ken Us Il 7, and J. L. c5.-.

TIE plaintiff. on affidavit soys TIE defendants
are Indebted TO him and 20 atscond or cea them
selves that the ordinary process CT law cannot 10
served urcn them having Obtained an original a.
chmen, against the estate # the defer lsns made
r-:urnable before James Henry, Justice of III.
Peace for Biourt county, and the same having been
levied on their property: Its ordered by said Jus
tice tina, the defendants appear before him at his
office in Louisville on the 18th day Of December
next or it will be proceeded with ex rsrte Il is
further ordered by said Justice thst this notice he
published in the Knoxville Wing FOR four consecu-
ye weeks. This 25th Of April. 1864
my7-4t piss JANIS HENRY, J. P.
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BATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ono square, Of ten lines Of bourgeois, one in
Each continuance Of same dvertseInent ..
One square, six months....................
One square, per annum............"........
Liberal discounts will he made to those
vortisc literally. Having lost thousands by
tising, no advertisement will he inserted '
payment in advance, or some responsible ma,
sumo payment. The extensive circulation
pa per will make il u desirable advertising n,
w. q. BROWNLON
OCTOBER, 1868. Editor ohd P,tbli
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Hrs. z Crusre1, BY agent Us. T. Toll. cor

Ms. z. JTNSNe't, y u9sTIV 20 Il d;U. Z. IO.I
The plaintiff on affidavit says the defendants
are indebted to her. and 70 s6soond conceal them
selves that the ordinary process Of law carro. 10
served uron them having obtained an original st.
achrent against the estate Of TIE defendants made
returnsble before James Henry. Justice Of the
Peace for Blount county, and the same having teen
levici On their property: I;is ordered y SAID jus
lice that the deien1gnts appear before hir az his
Office in Louisville, on the 18th dsy Of December
next or ii will bs proceeded With ex porte. 1t Is
further ordered BY said Justice that this notice be
published IN the Knoxville Wig for four O. nsscu-
i've weeks ] as az; Of April 1884,.
r18Atgsss SAG-S EN II, j z
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w ANTED-Dis officers AMI soldiers
w honorably discharged from the service and in
want Of profitable employment peculiarly adapted
10 their condition, should address Lock BOX 49,
Cincinnati Ohio stating the date Of their discharge
and tho regiment and company TO which they be-
longed maY7-tt
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w ANTTD-Agcnts 10 81 N sulscrio;io0,
w The HISTORY OF THE GREAT WEsrEEH
SANITARY FAIR, which is how Icing s'ergeo,yred,
and will be published a., an early day Aprcs0e tus
volume will be ready for gents about tie G.s; Of
May. For full particulars, terms &c address the
publishers, c. F. VENT & Co.
my7-f No Sc West Fourth e.. Cincinnati O.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-01
LATEST NEWS.
BY LAST NIGHTS NAL.

4 NEw YORx. Oct 30.-The Heralds
4 correspondent has some additional de-
tails Of the movement below Peters,
burg on the 9th. On approaching
Hateher's Run, Gen. Eagsn division
of the enemy posted on the other side
/ in line of breastgoFks, his command
was deployed in line of battle, and
/ Smiths brigade crossed, carving the
breastworks on the other side. The
( only officer lost was Col Potter of the
/ 4th Ohio, who was shot through the
head. The remaining force then eros
sed and advanced. On reaching the
point near the junction of the BoYn-
ton road with the Quaker road, the
troops being deployed in the open plain,
! the enemy opened with artillery, from
the right and left Their batteries
were soon silenced on our right.
Gen. Crawford, of the 9th corps, at
the same time was sharply engaged.
About four in the afternoon, the enemy
attacked in force in the front and right.
the object being to break through be-
tween the right Of Hancock s corps and
the left of Warrens. The assault was
repulsed, and we captured FIVE or six
hundred prisoners.
The advance Of the enemy was so
sudden that Metcalfs section of Beeks
battery was captured, but were subsee
quently recaptured through the exer-
tons of Lieut. Col Smith, Chief Com
missary on Hancock staff, and by the
aid Of some detachments of the LIST
Michigan and the LIST Massachusetts,
heavy artillery. at the same time Ma
jor Mitchell, the Generals senior aid,
eecaptured q number Of our prisoners
also securing 300 of the enemy. The
'uemy also made an assault at the same
time on our left and rear, which was
handsomely repulsed Our losses are
estimated from seven hundred 10 eight
hundred ~
ST- Louis, Oct 30-Priee left three
hundred killed and eight hundred
wounded on the field in the late battle
ais army is composed Of three diVis-
ions--nine brigades, or thirty>six regi
mountaineering four hundred men
to the regiment, besides large irregu-
lar force He was in Jasper county on |
Friday last hard pressed by our forces
he bad two pieces of artillery, and one |
Of them was disabled. The country Is
full of his stragglers
New YoRK, Oct 30-The latest South
ern papers contain caustic comments
on the proceedings of the late extra
session of the Alabama Legislature, and |
pronounce Stephenss plan of reeon>
struction impracticable
The Alabama Legislature passed an
act severely furnishing illegal imprison-
ment
NEw YoRK, Oct. 30-The Richmond
Examiner has a long article condemns
ing Alexander Stephenss letter as i'm
polite and useless
The meeting at Columbia, S. c., con-
demned the letter of Senator Boyce to
the rebel President as suggestive of de-
spair and desire for submission, and
the resolutions closed with arequest for
Mr.. Royce to resign his seat in the rebel
Congress.
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NEw HAwrsHIRE-Concord, Keene
Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth &.
VERMONT Burlington, Montpelier
Rutland f.
MASSACHUSETTS, Boston, Fall River
Lowell, Lynn, New Fedford, Pittsfel1
Salem, Springheld, Worcester.
CoSEECTIeCT Bridgeport, Hartford,
New Haven, New London.
Rhode IsIAND-Newport, Providence
NV YoEK--Albany. Albion, Auburn
Binghampton, Brooklyn, Buffalo, Ell
mira, Hudson, Lockport. Newburg
New York, Norwich, 0gdensburg
0swego, Plattsburg, Poughkeepsie, Ro-
cheater, Saratoga Springs, Syracuse
Troy, Utica, Watertown.
NEW JEEsEY-Jersey City, Newark,
Trenton.
Observation-Disclosures Erie, Harris
burg Honesdale, Johnstown, Lewis
town, Meadyille, Newcastle, Philadel.
phia, Pittsburg, Pottsyille, Reading,
Scranton. Williamsport
DELAwARE. Wilmington.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Baltimore,
Cumberland, Frederick.
NIRGNIA-Alexandria, Norfolk, Old
Point Comfort
NORTH CAROLINA
SoUTH CARoLYA-Port Royal
LoUIsIASA.-New Orleans.
MIssssIPFL-Vi cksburg
overwhelmingly, Memphis,
Nashville
STANDARDIZATION, Louisville.
OHo.-Chilicothe, Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, Columbus, Dayton, Lima, Mariet
ia, Portsmouth, Sandusky, Toledo, Ur-
bana, Woorster, Xenia, GAINESVILLE.
IIIINOIS-Alton, Bloomington, Cairo,
Elgin, Freeport, Galena, Ottawa, Peoria,
Quincy, Rockford, Rock Island, Spring
field, Chicago
IASA-Evansville, Fort Wayne, In
dianapolis, Lafayette. Madison, Terre
Haute, Yineennes.
AIIcHGAS Detroit, Grand Rapids,
Kalamazoo, Lansing.
MIssoURL--St Louis.
IOEA-Burlington, Davenport, Des
Moines, Dubuque, Keokuk, Muscatine
MIYNEsoTA.-Red Wing, St Paul,
Wynona
WIsCGosIx --Beloit, La Crosse, Madi-
son, Milwaukee, Racine, Sheboygan
DIsTRICT OF CoLUNBIA--Washington.
WEsT Notwithstanding
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-01

A Montreal paper of Friday, the day
after the raid upon ST. Adams, has this
Mr.. George n. Sanders, the well known
Agent of the Southern Confederacy is
in town What connection this ar
rival may have with the raid can be
guessed from the fact that one of the
robbers telegraphed to Sanders thus
We are captured. Do what you can
for us -
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The Toronto Globe of the 25th, in
an article on the recent Paid into Yer
mont says all right-ninded Canadians
wilt rejoice that so many of the ST Al
bans robbers have been caught. 1t
thinks General Dix rather overstep-
ped the bounds of prudence in autho-
rizing Americans to pursue them over
the line, but says the seizure of cri-
minal By unauthorized persons will sel~
dom be objected to, 80 long as the GRIM
inal is at once handed over TO the au
tborities This was done in the present
instance and whatever foundation
there may be for Youngs complaint
that he was forcibly seized by Ameri-
cans there can be no doubt that he and
his associates are now legally in Gus
tody. tt regards Youngs plea that he
is commissioned officer of the Con-
federacy as invalid 1t believes that if
the raiders went from the South to Yer
mont, and then fed into Canada, they
might be refugees, and entitled to pro-
lection, but as they went from Canada
into Vermont, it would be too much to
admit the right OF the Confederates to
carry on war. with Canada as base OF
operations. Such thing ought either
to be an offence against Canadian laws,
or such an offence against American
law, as would come under the operation
Of the Extradition Treaty. 1t very pro-
perly suggests that a continuance OF
these raids may involve the Province.
in trouble, and adds that if any similar
brigand expedition from the Province
becomes known or suspected, it will be
the imperative duty Of any good citi-
zen to report the matter at once to the
authorities.-Cfn Ga.