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Get your Hidess Tanned.

THE subscriber will puhllc on the fol-
lowing terms or fourth of the her when
tanned; or third of the markets. alne the
leather when tanned or at the old price per-
sons having. the tanning done will in things
that ! need, at the old price.
The firm of VI B. s III. III NG iss olSed this;
day by mutual consent: The bls lie ses
:tlcd9by the undorsig gneds My sis SleT
o., Anderson: District, s. 81
- - 7. b
March 1856
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Clerk Of the Court

capt.J or. q. DANIELS elected Clerk,
has hssn sworn intogodice and tersd upon the
discharge Of its duties His predecessor, ELIJAH
WrpB. Esq, has held the position for
successive years In rctIring from itnow'sAe may
well assured of rendering faithful and Just re-
turn for the confidence so long reposed in him by
the people. ss: 80: ..
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Agricultural.


NC, arc indebted 10 q friend for the following ex-
tract from Prof HOLMES :. Southern Former, :
I. upon the cultivation of Irish Potatoes. He has
also promised to furnish our columns with occa.
sic1al contributions to interest our farming COM
slnulSty:
Irish Potatoes should be planted in = = epruary
and March; not later. Your ground. should be
:Weli plougEed or dug then laid off I'M rows
deep trenches: prsaa
Isas q |Essss sss & Nc SsssssFs ssR;
Orfohfs place: ssefs ssef Of lshich
have at tleass two eyes light inches apart
atrasgor hoy IN the centre Of the french,
put good hand dful Of manure on each set but II
you have any hogs hair, reservcd for this purpose
when you scalded your.hogs put as. much as you
can take up by a pinchsof the thumb and fore FIN
ger, and place on eachsset, and then cover with
about six inches deep with the earth that was to
ken, out of the trench drawing it up into little
Potatoes usually lie in the ground month or SO
Z bafare they show ..themselves.,s = Should they be
caught frost The tops :onlgwilsb be killed, un
less any Of the plants have fogmed tubcrs, when
will most likely be entirely killed. Haul the
their stems rs they advance in growth,
batdo not cover the plant entirely with the earth
5S you wish an early crop. & AZ
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STATE oF Soul
N:DERSp pNS pzg
.IgIs TEE coIIRII

,,ryxi,uE 40 .InEr G,r3r;sn8
! MnE Enea.s, Z aa:;s x
IN wrilllg NJ (. gasss ~ q I I
porlng.lo, y, IVY = = :; s
harkins, ass ~ Sssss'is ~
may oe Prossn = NY ~ - J
ing to ny ysSIisise.lo,,ssiss ). ~
law are aDsent IDS VNsous.l ~
The lleirs Of law 81 JamsS :
Martin 3 arklns, = amss Ms Z 7
John Harnns Saran 3As :
and wife Margnret. anu y Y
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! :
shand for;the purpose
oil royisions that
Mr.. j D.. NJ. DoBDINs at'
Epot Agent at Williamston, BelfSs
arc arc named as personssswho will take cnss
forward all supplies, under the directio1| !
State Agent appointed by the Governor,
5 proper destination, The Railroad VIII 4
all llsuppliea to itslover terminus fsee Of
from which. point arrang gements viii be !
forward.
E The members Of the Eoard Of Relief arss
be active in getting up contribute
liens Of the District, I beg yOn, to rene sl
ancient character for patriotism and shbel
Let e each one 50 act es to be able to exclai
|.shis heart of hearts, Ihaye done my duty
!ss. J.P RE
Chm'n. Sol. B. R. for Andersen
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FOUND.

NEAR the Methodist Church, in this .yiiIage, two
small KEYS, attached to o Brass Ring. lipply.at
this Office: - - !,
March 9, 1866 6
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THURssp5iAlYsi.ssaooRNI.N,IG,, MARcH. %. 1856.
Fourth Regiment S. C. N.

Officials and others transmitting orders and com
muniicstiions to-, 1t. Col. JAMES THOMSON. conn.
ms1dirg the hsRegt. SC NJ, will direct TO the
care Of Lieut. JAMEs AZ nderson G. H., s. c.
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NOTICE.

PERSONS who left Notes in the hanis of Col j..
". O0RE decd for coleetion, will please call
upon meand get them; sas + cannot responsible
for the same ss. q. -
S $ s.. 3. u. MO oRls, "a sam <. s.
4 Psndleton sE2E0lse, 1865 6as .
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March 9, 1866
HEADQUARTERS,
ARMIES OF THE CONFEDERATE STATE IS
February Ilth, 1865.

GENERAL ORDERS NO. 3.
.THEaiscipline and efficiency of the army have ave
been greatly impaired by men leaving taeT proIee
more agreeable. - .oa.o
ouences as the crime Of desertion-by the Articles
Of War, it exposes the offender to similar punish
ment and subjects the officer receiving him to o
dismissal fromth army.
It's therefore dcclarcd,that the provisions Of
General Orders No. 2, of this date, from army l
headquarters, apply to suoh men as have left then
proper , commands and joined others without being
regularly transferred. They will receive the par
don promised in that order pon complying Will Will
its conditions, or suffer the consequences ai.aonee
to neglecting it. ~ !, sar4h.v;t,
reported to these headquartersby the officers witt
whom they are serving, q and immediate measuls
As AS soon as practicable an inspectioal
a made and charges will be preferred
\ who neglect to enforce this order. :.
Z J9,sT.Ef
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STATE o sel| q
A'ss' Ass Es!| 2ssIss @ssI
,sPECEAL Z 0RDERS

~. 3 III persons betN sn! agss saa
years, in the District llsks3
who belong to eclasa ailitsas ep9
now be absent s!f ~ s;ssS
are on furfoyg ha 9s5s
will, until rspeSt ~ slsgsi
.WM. HENRY TRE8g ss's5 q sssss 's' 'a
nor, at, Pend 81
e: AZ 4 sSEs q;
March 1865
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,,sas9 81 Esls[;s;si;
THE attention Of soldiers on faftfough is CO. -
to the following extracts from General Orders
III, series of 1868, and from General Orders No:
l, current series; Adjutant and Inspector Gener--
als Ofice:e
= EEztracts u.
+ ADJ'T AND INSPECTQR-GEN.'S OFFICE, I.
s..RlcnMoNp, October 29, 1858
.GENER4L ORDERS NO 14l:
Il
II. Soldiers returning home on furlough, or on
reaching places at which stay during fur.
Tough, will Immediately report the nearest En-
rolling Officer, who will keep aregistor sofs their
names, descriptive list place where stationed by
whom the filrlough was granted and the time at
sFhichst expires. - - lss
y Adult And 1NSPECToR-G GEMS OFFICE,l
.R1cHMoNp, Va.,. january 6, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. /. s.;
T. Soldiers furloughed, who fail ortheir return
home toreport to- the nearest Enrolling officer, as
required by Paragraph II, General Orders No. 14I
1868, will forfeit their furloughs, be arrested by
iEnrollilg Officers and returned to their commands
Jas absehtees without leave. Commanding officers
face of all furloughs thus issued
rigid soa planse with the above orders viii be
ienforoed. &.
Notice is also Hereby given to all officers and sol-
.diers who have Soyerstaid their furloughs on ac-
neunt Of damage done;the Greenville y G. Il.
the late freshet must return to ten COM
maids immediately by way of Greenvile Spartan
burg and Chester, as the roadsis now sufficiently
repaired to enable them to go through BY walking
only . few miles, md failing to 60 forward as!
above indicated, they will lay themselves liable to
arr;st and to be sent andcr guard. -
ssSs:i - sss75 ~ b: 3D.. MuGREARY
Maj Enrolling Officer, nderson: Dist. ~
s Marchs9, 1865 s u 81 80 % -;
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Esfra,y1; Notice


TAKEN PJsby the sGbscribsys on ths morning of
5the 2Sds sulty aBLaCE MARE MUIE, very small,
twenty ears old marks of gear and saadle
"a ute apparsn Said Mule was at the Estate
ISalssof Mcgee ins vamber las, TO
Las, of AshYille N. e., is .BuppQsed
a6E iaYe estray from that pIsce. lhsS present
OWNER equeste me form rove proper
ty, pay expenses: and take: her away s
Said mn found at the residence
of Mcgee dec'a thEee miles wess Gray
tony
MIKE AfcGRR ss
Fake Out Your Land F'aperss. SIS
II time ID the CLERK 0fhcs per-
sons haying Deeds; che swii please call on
q. ELI5 III
Former CLERK and
March
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Soldiers, Board Of Relief. 8

.AsPEoIAL MEETING Of this Board is ordered
to be;hcld at the Court House on THURSDAY the
10th instant. 1t is simportant TINT every member
shall be present, as business of importance must be
transacted. s.:ss Z:
-. P. REED, Ehm,n..
B March 9, 1865 6 ~
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Fla|etol,

sxrhangs for Cshi & a
moisS = ss:ss
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General ORDERS NO. 8.
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lT'ake o1t sYolir Iasins Panles1rISs.

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slarchS
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help themselves. There arc two classes
of people here the apathetic who are
waiting on the policy Of the Govern
ment as on a kind Of second Providence,
and the energetic who are ready to assist
in moulding such policy rs wo;lll con-
duce to the building ofa great city at the
best ana most important point upon the
Southern coast. The advantages to the
country and to t6o Government Of such
q city built anl governed by thoroughly
loyal an | free men, arc too apparent to
need argument. Immediate action is
wanted : let Us consult together and sec
what is best to bo done.
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RETURN OF Mrs. JEFF. DAVIS AND 9TH

RETURN OF Aigs. JEFF. DAVIS AND 9TH
ERs.-TEe steamship Em. Z. Cyde,
which took jeff. Davis and family, \. II.
Stephens, c. C. Clay and others from
here to Fortress Monroe, returned to this
post Lust Sunday and anchored oil
the Pier. Among her passengers were
Ms. Davis and children, Miss Howell
sister of Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. G. 9. Clay.
Ais. CaTis expressed great anxiety to
go to Europe, and inquired for vessels to
Nassau or any other llAcc from which
she couid get to Enel,nl or France. She
also made tie rciuark that she had rpbl-
bly, seen Mr.. Davis for the last time.
She complained bitterly that she MAS not
above to sec h;:n ait.r he was taken |"
the casemntes of Fortress Monroe. Her
appearance is somewhat changed from
what it was when she ar:iycl here from
her toilsome trip through the interior OF
Georgia. Then she looked tGavel-worn,
tanned and rather gross. But the sc"
voya ;e and tie painful change which has
" come DER the spirit # her dream has
bltnrhcd and somewhat sharpcncG Err
features. We understand she Viii MAKE
Georgia hrr place of residence FOX the
rrcScn:.
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"Coggins' Creek" there is being built
another mill for saving, planning and
turning, with an engine of eight horse
power. So that between these three mills
almos! any dimension or stylc of lumber
or woodwork can be produced from the
timbtG growing hcreabouts.
We Learn that all the machinery for
these mills was obtained by employees in
tic carpenters department, now under
the charge Of Mr.. John Lindsey WHO,
with his "head meE" will supcrintend
the building and putting in running Or
der all these valuable works. They will
bc all immense saving 10 Government
and cost bat little as the machinery Was
all taken from abandoned property.
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New STEAM SAW Mu.-.S.--0W energetic
and popular Chief Qua!termaster-Maj.
c. W. Thomas, IS getting everything i'll
order as fast as possible for the rapid
completion OF the new hospital, the ex-
tension Of the pier and other important
matters. anticipatory Of the immense de-
scnsiye works which are soan, probably,
10 be commenced at this point
On the Lclch, between Battery Hantcr
and the boatyard, there is now being put
up q Sawm;ll 10j feet long ard 40 feet
wide, with all engine OF 81 horse power,
and two new boilers, captured At S.,v"n-
nal.
Another stcammill is being built on
the Elliott plantation, about two miles
from Se,sbrooks. This vii not only saw
square timber and boards Iut will have
machines for cutting Shingles. There IS
/ large Cypress swamp near this Eiiil
from which ;'te best OF shingles will be
made. The engine hare is y horse
powcr.
Ii the rear of The Carpenters Sh,p,
md very near what We ctll '!'erp Watc:
r1ck," hut which was known 10 the
former occupants %! tl:s plantation -
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] H. SEARS, Editor and Proprietor.
Port ROYAL. SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1865.
Railroad Connection with the
Mainland.


transition state. In the natural course
Of events it must soon pass from military
to civil rule. And, as natural conse.
quence, the Government and its EN-,
ployees will soon cease to be the best
customers of our merchants. Likewise.
the building of the city must pass into
other than Government hands. 1t is now
left to the intelligence and enterprise oi
the people to determine whether our city
shall become rival of the great North
ern commercial cities, OF, whether il
shall sink to comparatively insignif-
cant seaport town. Extensive Govern
ment buildings are now located here and
more are to be erected. But the controll.
ing influence and power of tie Govern
ment in directing the energy, capital and
enterprise of the city IS about being with
drawn, or differently directed, leaving
the people comparatively free to carve
out their own destiny.
In building a new city nothing can be
expected Of tho Micawbers. Savannah
and Charleston have "turned up, and
the' expect trade forthwith to settle down
into its old accustomed grooves. Timid-
ity takes to the Old beaten track, While
energy and industry seek out new
avenues ofwealth and power.
All the great natural facilities and in
ducements for q city of the first class
seem to be ccntcred here. We shall no
more have trade as it was four years ago,
than We shall have ''the Union as it was
before the war. Th. South for years met
in convention annually and resolved
themselves commercially independent Of
the North, anl then went on as usual, do
ing ali their foreign, commercial and
manufacturing business through and at
the Moth. The revolution initiated BY
TIE South IS destined to accomplish what
their yearly resolves failed to do.
Now it is patent to every one acquaint-
cd with Port Royal-thc deep water Of
its harbor, It's readiness of access, the
salubrious climate, and the fertility Of the
soil-that this is the place Of all others
indicated by nature for great CONNER
cal city.
70 make the place all that it should be,
what it seems destined to be-only q
short line of railroad is needed to con-
meet It with al the main lines Of railroad
North, South, and West A few miles
Of railway viii put rs in direct communi-
cation with the richest and most fertile
cotton and rice feds, to all which this
place is tie natural ca:let.
1t is lut eleven miles in o direct line
from Port Roya. to Dlufton, from wliicl.
point . railroad is said to be graded tc
lludecviile. And from the latter place
It would require but about thirty-fy,
miles of road to foim junction with thc
Georgia Central Railroad.
he time has now come when men VII,
arc interested in tbs city should tak'
counsel toGethcc. \ new oTrls. Of thing
has ari,san. Ri? II" GcGS help those VII.
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mains of our honored header, VIC have
unanimously agreed to 0ccede to their
request.
Soldiers and Sailors OF the Department
Of the South. We ask that every one OF
YOU, whethcl~ in the service or having
received an honorable discharge, snb-
scribe and pay the sum OF one dollar for
this noble and patriotic purpose. NO
more and no less.
The amounts raised through officers
in command 10 bctorwarded to our Treas
urer, Major \. G.. Salisbury, Pay Master
L. S. A., at Hilton Head, 5. c., who VIII
SEQ that the same is transmitted to Hon.
James II. Bcyeridgc, State Treasurer OF
Illinois, the gentleman selected to take
charge Of the fund.
Organize, then, in your Companies,
Regiments and Batteries, on board OF
each of your Gpn-0oats and Vessels: in
fact, all over the Department. Scatter
the news broadcast, so that every patriot
soldier and sailor may have Gn orportu-
nifty to do his part in this great work.
Individual subscriptions can be forwarded
by mail to Major Salisbury.
Please give the name, rank, and rcgi-
ment, battern boat orycSscl Also, give
the town, County, and state, or post CT
fee, when ttie subscriptions are sert ly
discharged sol lIers o.. Sal. i.o1s. Care will
be taken that each person Subscribing
shall receive Certificate of Membership
in the Association"
The Committee were then directed to
have it published in the form OF circu-
lar for distribution, and now ask the
earnest cooperation Of Ill officers in COM
mand of men in having it understood
and circulated.
Brvt. Brig. Gen. Ms. LITTLEFIELD,
President.
Mai. T. J. SAUNDERS, Cor. Sec'y.
Capt. JESSE merrill, Rec. Sec'y.
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The Lincoln Monument.

Hall, on the list OF Apfli, 1000, "aS
held on Saturday May.27th, 1865, at the
rooms of Brig. Gen. LITTLEFIELD.
On motion OF Col. G. l.. kIIGUEN the
list of officers heretofore elected be so
amended rs to make the following a list
of the officers constituting the pcrma-
nent Committee in accordance with the
instructions given the Committee by
the meeting:
IRESITEET.
Brevet- Brig. Gen. II. S. LITTLEF1ELT,
U. S. Vols.
VICE. RESIDENTS.
Col. G. l.. kMEURN, I. S. '.
Commander WI. REYNOLDS, U. s. n.
Col. JAMES LEWIS, Z. S. Y.
Col. G.. II. HowARD, U. S.V.
Lt.-COl. J. G.. CARMICHAEL, Z. S. 7.
Lt.-Col Il. p YORK, Z. S. Y.
Major W. L. II. BURGER, U. S.V.
Major Fl. V. ELLIOTT, U. S. V.
Major HENRY ALLEN. Z. S. Y.
Major 4. T. SEARS, Z. S. Y.
Lieut.. I. e. BALDWIN, Z. S. n.
Lieut.. J. o. KANE, u. S. \.
Capt. r. J. ROBINSON, q. S. Y.
Asst Surgeon WN. CoMMENs, I. S. V.
TREASURER.
Maj. A. G. SALISBURY, l. S. Y.
SECRETARIES.
Mai. T. J. SAUNDERS, Correspond
ing) L. S.V
Capt. JESSE MERRILL, Recording)
U. S. A.
The Secretary then read to the Com
mittce q communication from the 6 Lin
coin Soldiers Monumental Association !"
at Springfield, Illinois, asking the coop
Grafton Of this Committee, and giving
the proposed plan of preceding.
Col. c. L. klLGURN then moved that we
heartily cooperate with that association,
and that measures be taken by this Com
mittee to give every Sollier and Sailor in
this Department an opportunity to con-
tribute, and that Major /. J. SAUNDERS,
Major ". L. NJ. BU2GER, and Captain
JESSE MERRILL be appointed a Sub
Commit!e, TO prepare the necessary pa
pers and blanks for receiving the sub
scriptions Carried.
Meeting then adjourned to meet at
the Office of Col. c. l.. KILBURN on Mon
day at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
MoNDAy. May Goth.
Committee met in accordance With ad-
journme2t. The following address was
then submitted by the Suo-Com'nittee,
and adopted:
"PoRT RoYA1, South Carolina,
May 29th, 1855.
To the Soldiers all Sailors o. Tie O2pGrt-
me,d Of The SOIth:
Soon after the Death of President Lin
coin was known at Hilton Head q large
number Of gentlemen connected with the
Army and Navy assembled at CommiSs0ry
Hail and inau ,uratcl measures having Ill
view the erection of monument to his
memory; the subscriptions 10 he cxciu-
Sively from those who had served under
aim in military and naval c.pacity.
4 APermanent Committee was appointed
TO correspond with other organizations
throughout tie country. AreSpoHsc has
come from Sp;i1gEe.d, Illinois, The for
mcr home of Abraham Lincoln, where Il
Lincoln Soldiers and Saiors Monu-
mental Association has lcen formed,
nd pu; il.tp working operation al over
lie coantry, TN Ter the direction of Some
f the best men il the State. They ask
is tG cooperate with them; and seeing
hat cur Intentions are the same, namely,
10 c,cct lasting III mortal, hy SGllic!S
,nd sai!c!s &irnn. ever the mortal re-
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Brig. GEN. WILLIAM GUEHEY.-Eery
few persons in The Department Of the
S0.ith have more or warmer friends than
Gen. Gurncy, who has bat recently been
promoted. Prompt and firm, courteous
and kind, he meets out even handed JUS
tice to all-wkite or black. We heartily
endorse the following from the Charleston
Courier:
4 Vel -NGjtei Promotion. I'VE arc not
in the least surprised to learn of the pro-
motion of Col. William Carney, Com
mandaut OF the Post Of Charleston, to
lie rank OF Brig. General. Had lie not
ben 50 promoted we should have been
decidedly of the belief that the Govern
.aent failed TO recognize the services CT
rs brave and accomplished ap officer as
ever wicked sword. Gen. Gurney las
always been fli ,hful in the performance
of his duty, both IL the field and at post,
and the host OF friends which he has
made during his career IL the Depart;
ment Of tie South viii gladly welcome
the Intelligence announcing his entrec
into the circle Of " stars"
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der all these valuable works. They will
bc all immense saving TO Government
and cost bat little as the machinery Was
all taken from abandoned property.
-
STOP BUILDING-Special Order, No.
138. D. s., which we give blow is, no
doubt, preliminary to an order for the
commencement of permanent fortifca-
tons around this harbor, tic chief of
whichwill be not far from our present
Fort Wells and may enclose large area
perhaps all The ground inside the pre-
seilt intrcnchmcnts. This should be IL
convincing argument that Govern
ment acknowledges the value andimport-
ance of this harbor and stir up our
"heavy mcn' on Tie Rolr, and others
who have large amounts Of property here
abouts. Awake! Rub your eyes Take
morning call and try to see clearly
the pressing need Of conserted and de-
clOCt 1CllOil III Ill SilOiI w ol'SA I" Ao''N'
only few miles long, TO- join the Georgia
Central Railroad via. Dlutiton, Hardcc-
Vile and Springfield or Armenia BY an
early movement we may get the rolling
stock in motion about the time our
lands End neighbors are ready to blow
Meir whistle.
1t is not the intention of Government
to remove the present buildings until it
is absolutely necessary to do so, in order
to get clean and clear line of fire bat
it is thought advisable not TO allow more
private buildings to be erected.
Here is the order:
HEAD QUiRrEI:s, DEPT. OF THE SoUTH,l
HILTON HEAD, S. c., May %, lSGj.
Special Orders
NJ. l3S.
Under Instructions from Headquarters, Armies
of the United States, it is hereby announced that
all tie lands cn the North End Of Hilton Head
Island bordering Tpon Port Royal llarl o., and
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SHcc:al Orders.
M. l3S.

Under Instructions from Headquarters, Armies
of the United States, it is hereby announced that
all tie lands CT the North End Of Hilton Head
now reserved FOR Military purposes, will be per-
maEcutly occupied tor sUch purposes until fur
thCr orders from such Headquarters. The erec-
ton @! bindings by private individuals, or the
enlargement OF these already erected, upon Tic
lands referred - is strictly prohibited from this
date.
by command of Maj. Gen. Q. \. GILMORE,
". J.. II. BURGER,
Asst. AdJt. GenI.