der I'.ic direction of the St it? government .
iiiul soldiers of any oilier St :i!e passing i
tl;rough New York are taken to it tree j
and kindly cared for. Nr. Ki^htmycr ;
went home 0:1 the ilerm m Livingston,
mid expects to re 1 urn again soon.
ORuAMZATION OF A YOUA'O
AIRE'S CHRISTIAN ASSOC! ATI OX
AT HILTON IIFAII.
Hilton If had, S. C.,. July 2:5, lSGI.
At a meeting held < n the evening of j
the 22< 1 inst . to organize a society to be ;
called " The Hilton Head Young Men's
Christian Association," having for its oh- j
jivts the mutual benefits of the members, '
and to unite them in the bonds of Chris- ;
tiau broth- rhood and fellowship, that as j
a body of Christians having in view the ;
. s ime end, tlicy might, with their combined
efforts, and the assistance of Divine
Grace, be able to spread an influence for
good to their companions and associates,
and all those with whom they are imincdiat
ly connected, the following were the
proceedings :
Tlie meeting was opened with singing,
and prayer was offered by Brother Burroughs.
Brother Hays was appointed President
ti.n., and Brother Ed.vard A. Fox,
of Co. c, 1st A". Y. Engineer Corps, See.
pro. t m.
? The following committee was appointed
to form resolutions, and draje up bylaws
bv which the association is to be
governed: Brother C. C. Ward, of Co.
'?"? 1 I I.I. V \' V.v!3 . -n T?.,..
I 4 I Mil il. 1 . V WIS* , JJMM.lCTl ii. LPKll"
roughs. of Co. 1. l} tth X. V. Vols.: Bro.
Wm. J. Miller, of Co. C, 1st X. Y. Vol
Eng. Corps; Bro. Chester, KHth Pcr.n.
Vols.; Bro. Cramer, 101th Pcnn. Vols.
Too committee retired for conference.
Bro. Wartl v. as chosen Chairman of the
committee, and made his report to the
meeting, which was accepted.
't'iie meeting then proceeded to elect
the following officers: Brother Hays,
President: Bro. Chester, 104tli Penn.
Vols.. Vice-President; Bro. C. C. Ward.
Co. 1). Hlth X. -Y. Vols., Secretary:
Bro. Edward A. Fox, Co. C, 1st X. Y.
Eng. Corps, Treasurer.
The meeting then adjourned until next
Fri lay evening, and was closed by the
be nedietiou.
' C. C. Ward, Sec'v.
i ^
Soiree.?On the night of the 20th a
s.iree was given uu ler the auspices of
General Hatch's staff, at Commissary
IIull, which was splendidly decorated for
the purpose, under the direction ofCapt.
Champlin, Chief Commissary of the Department.
with tlags of all kinds, and
* otherwise tastefully ornamented. The
committee of arrangements consisted of
Major E. L. Rogers, Adjutant General of
the District, Lieut.-Col. YT. T. Bennett.
Chief of Milit try Police an 1 Post Treasurer,
and Lieuts. E. B. YanWinkle and
D. G. McMartin, Aides-de-camp*. With
the wiivlows of tiic Lmihluig all opened,
and a cool evening breeze blowing, the
belt was not at all oppressive tor July.
Sixteen ladies ware present, including
some front Beauftfrt, and a much larger
number of gentlemen, principally prominent
officers. Refreshments were provided
on a libcrf.l scale in a large antiroom.
The order of dances was a select
on-\ and lite evening was much enjoyed
by all present.
.market.?In our adv.'rrtising columns
wc publish an important ami. ave beli to,
very beneficial order, from Di.stru.-t Head
Quarters, hi regard to the disposal of
produce. doing away w ith hucksters, and
establishing a regular market place, under
regulations from the District authorities.
A Cor.i> i?r l isted over Saturday,
and Sunday with a lower temperature !
thin we have experienced since last May. (
Co ds have l>een frequent sinre. and an- ;
other change to extremely warm rentiers
fevers somewhat prevalent.
As Arirriir.CAitvSTc.BF, well appointed and well
stocked. in a novelty i:i the aniiv, the he t snt>- 1
stltute for it being tisnally a few essences and
quack mediciaes, on a sutler's slu-If. along with
clay pipes, bar-soap and plug tobacco. Dr. W. '
Jt. Walsh, who comes from the "hub" ami possesses
Yank- : enterprise, has as well fnrnisLed
a .-toro as can oft. n be found In a Northern t hy,
ami adds to 1:1" extensive medico practice a ;?< ?ir
d superintend; noe of his establishment. Con:
id'Tin;: a tir r-c'ass apothecary store a great des
Irratmn in a community like thivwr take
plo.isnre in calling attention to it, and certify in-;
to the ability ofa:i old townsman.
D It I* OS AND MEDICINES!!
Just landed .mm New York, a large apartment
of Drags Chemicals. and Perfumery, viz.
Lui tin's Extract . I-Mr'hiV, do.; Colonies, l'omr.'ic*.
Hair tonics of llietlnest quality, Toutli Powder,
Pastes and Washes.
A large o4naniiiy of Patent Medicines, Pill?
..ml Oiinmeius.
A nice lot of Bathing, Carriage and Velvet
Sponges.
H.ra Powder, prmluclng Instant death.
Pure So,1.1 Water from Mono Fountains,, with
tile eh.crest syrup>>.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
\V. JL WALSH, M. D..
l.i Merchants' Pow.
; QTIMSOX'S ALRl'M depot continues
alidad of any in the Department.
- if Next door to Po?t Office, adjoining Adams
Express preTji'si-a, in the Corner, Union Square.
A MEXICAN WATCH AGENCY. AMFRf\.CAN
v. ITCHES. Solid Fine Gold Vea
(.'Iiaiiir?; Scli-l Ring's, 1-t, id and IS K. stumped
r.riil a variety of Masonic Emblems. may be pur
! bused at the Military Store, 11 Merchant-4' Row
DOUGLAS & CO.
AT STIMSON'S IX UNION' SQUARE,
.. \. (In the Corner.)
IE mmed T.'een llam-kvrefii'fs. Paper Collars.
1> anthill No s Hair Brushes, Ivory Put del*.
!' ckg&mmon Boards, Chessmen, Gold Ink, Arr.old's
Vv ritiiat Fluid, Elegant Paper. Account
Rooks, Penknives. Mucilage. Liquid Glu?, ShavSoap.
Do.ii! :ues. V -iters, C'ribbage Boards,
Inkstand*, Artists Colors, Pencils. Ac.
XTEW s'-. RE! NEW GOODS: NO. 1
Rroadw.v, llilton Ilcad. AMES. LUCAS
? l'EA BOD V, wholesale and retail dealers in
Army and Navy Siores, 0 rot-eric? ami Pry
Goods, Fruits and Vegetables. AWo Paints ana
Putty, Boots ami Biscuits Shoos and Skvara,
(.Luton anil Crockery. Stoves and Stationery,
ftluiifcets an 1 Butter, Chairs and ( 'lieeses. a:id
Yankee notions .gtuerallv. Hear of lt? Mer
hunts' Bow..
lOWcUli
i I Tea i <jr vj'TEr>. S. Potrgrs,
'lid. ,.)S Iln.Ein, POST Pi L
SI II^T.lJ* v ANT TlKKE I ?T. VNI S
IIii.t?'1 Heae* S. (A, July liC-l.
Or.sravt Ohi?f.e.-0 i
No. -'3. f
| rpilJ. FOLLOWING INSTRTVTIONS FOB I
i the r.?ul ding <./ Markets and Hucksters will
' b* sttmly eufoiced on and after Wednesday, the i
! 2Ttb inst.
| l. A m 'rk"! plane i? hereby established at the ]
' '.vh-'.r" known as Idiot's wharf,
j AIT producer- bringing marketing to the post i
I of Hilton Lfc.d?3 are required to take tlicir produce !
I directly to t!io marker place, and There offer the j
l -ame for sale, under the direction of the clerk of
the mtrrfcet, at price? to be established froua time
to time at these headquarters-. ,
3. All Trader? Sutlers, Hucksters, and others
are prohibited selling any article? of provision,
the products of the States of South Carolina,
Georgia, or Florida, :<t any other point than the
market plac, except r.s i resented by the -4th
paragraph of thi? order.
4. Market honrs will be dally from ."?o'clock
A. if , until U A. M., (Sunday* excepted;.
' During market hours those having produce to
| sell will exhibit :P tiie market. After market ;
hours stuh articles ri.< h.irt Ik-a oftrttl in tit (
.auric' 'i ml i mai.i hhhoM may be offered in the!
camps, street. or at private dwelling*, at mark- ;
ct prices.
3. Any person asking more than the market |
price f<.f articles ottered either at the market or j
Iscwhere. will he subject to arrest, flue, and ]
mpri.?! nnient, and the articles offered will be j
com! seated f<?r the use of the sick.
ti. Violation of Paragraph 3 of this order will |
_V ? .L ? to. n tlnn a crt/wvn.'l Atf.inM I
fn flue and Imprisonmcut, and the'establishment
violating will he closed.
7. All persons are forbidden fn purchase pro(lace
within two miles of the market houee with
the int< ntion of rrirain offer ine the same for sale.
S. All pers ns arc forbidden to purchase from
h '.cksters, ih;r:i!.' market hours, e.vnpt at the
market hor.se, under pain of punishment for ]
: connivence at disobedience of oriltrs.
It ia the duty of all jrttards to as>lsf !n enforcing
'his order by the arrest of any person violating i
the same.
10. All oCIcr*. soldier', and dthriii are re- :
qne-sfed to ass's* in enforcing these regulations, !
! v. hi *b are e-,;.P* hod for the lieneflt of all.
By Order . fFrro.-ticjr. JNo. P. HATCH,
Conrdmg District. I
EUWATTI L. BOO?A
.M-uor 104th P. v..
> A.A.G. I
Crricr \r.:
?rc.v: B. Vet Wixptr.
I.i?- A. and Aide deComp. . I
[Official.] I
Iliivi <K>4imr.s Pi.r'r or nir Somi,
JIii.ro., Jli..vr, IS. (J., JuneISiL ;
liruERAi. 0:;r?i3..,?
Xo. 1<">. f
IVfim EKDTXOS OP A onXEKAT. COIT.T
Alcr:I:.!, which eoswucd ui Jilltoo JIe.ii!. 8. j
C., nor4 iiii.i bjivcial Order* No. ill#, from
Dfjuiitm^nt of the South, dated '
Hilton Hi-ail S. War /). and of v. Inch '
I'd!. HuttvM. Uo\ i, O.'tl 1'ensi. Vols.. L? Pre*'.- '
dent, was rrrakncd and tried:
t?t Lieut. J. W. Gla?o, Co. "K." 104th Teni!.
VoJs.
Cha':ci I. Conduct un1?ocomirjf an oftlcor and !
a oiMiUcniati"
Spc.itiettioa?In this: that he. l>t Lieut. .T. \V. !
Ohiee. Co. "E," imth Penr. Vol3., did life j
the futtowino language, or words of like ;
iise.f iti.', to I rivatc N'at. Urn in, Co. K," J
33d Pi s. ('. T.. to wit: "What in liell .ire !
you doing with that lull, are you commit- I
i :<ut it loin\0n. ran have im r-.iht
to hive that belt on, yon are not (nmmN- |
s!i>Dc.L and that belt in a cummi'Moty^l !
t.fli < rv bolt. They 'moaning the officers ;
?>i tli" Ida 1*. S. C. T?) tlo not know nothing,
l.oi k re, the war ha? disgraced him. If
I hat >nv will of the Goa damn nigger
troops I "would drown every one: damn
Vou. y<ju sll will drown after the icb.-J w ar.
\Vh-it Hoaiment do you belong to * Why
don't yon belong to the * !th, where yoii
can amount to something. God damn von.
you know enough to run. Why wore*yon
i.ot at Jacksonville." This ouljoard the
steainer Wyoming" on bcr pungtfrom
llilr-int Head t\ C? to Beaufort. S. on |
or about the 1-tlli day of May, IStU.
Cuvnonll. l*<hig rcpruarkfui and provoking!
si>uech !<i a soldier."
Spee:fie.tlion In thi<: that Insist T ieut. J. V.'.
< ila.-c. (a " K," 104th Penn. Vote., did we
the folhiwhi" lnrgnase, or words
meaning, to Private Nat. Bruin, Co. "I,"
33d P. S. C. T., to wit: " What in hi'll are
von doing with that bolt, arc yott comnilsa'nned
? < !od damn you, you have no right
to have that belt on ; yott arc not eonunissioiud
anil that is a com missioned officer's
l?*!t. Thy I'moanfng the officer? of th?
I*. S. C. T.,1 do not know nothing.
Cod damn, look (here, the war has di*grarod
him. If 1 lud r.iy lyli of the Cod
tkwln nigger troops i v.oiift drow n every
?o one. damn you. You ail will drown sifter
tie rebel war. What Ihgnnert do yon bplong
to? Why don't you belong "to the
? ;th, where yoa can .'.mount to something *
Cod damn yon, you know enough to run.
Why were you not at Jacksonville." This
on hoard the steamer ' Wyoming" on her
pa.-sMsrc from Hilton Ileud, S. ('., to Beaufort,
S. C., 011 or about the 1 ilk day of ilav,
1SI4.
' Cn vRor III.?"Disobedience of orders."
Specification- In this r th.it lie, 1-t Lieut. S. W.
(Jlase, Co, u K." 10-tth Ponn. Vols, did arrive
at Beaufort. S. on or about the
1-ith day of May. lSdt, and depart therefrom
without registering his name in the HepiMer
Book, kept at the oftlee of the P<?r
? C?wjmanrlu?t, Beaufort, S. O., thereby disobeying
Paragraph I. of General Orders
No. ICh, dated department oi the South.
Headquarters in the Field, Folly island,
S. 0., November the sSth, 1 >153.
To which ( barge ami Specifications the .teens*, d
, pleaded a* follows:
ClI.xsoe I.
i To the Specification, " Nit Guilty."
To the ( barge, ' Not Guilty."
< 'masge ii.
To the Specification. " Not Guiliy."
To the Cuahi.e, "Not Guilty/*
Ciiauoe III.
To the Specification, "Not Guilty."
To the Charge, "Not Guilty."
Finding.
TV, o P/.iief liovSnor tnof itvolr /WMt t )it% <ivi_ 1
donee adjured. tind 1st Iicut. J. \V. Glase, Co. j
" E," 1' -itU Perm. Vols., a* follows:
Oh awe I.
To the Spcciiiution, "Guilty,"excepting
the word*, "God," ou 0( h line, from top of the
1st page of charges and specifications hereto annexed:
also the words, "God damn, look there,
the war ha> disgraced him. If I had tnv will of
the G^d damn nigger troops, I would drown
everyone;" a.?o the word "Cod,"on 2d line
from top of 1st page of charges. Ac., hereto annexed:
also thu words, "why were you not at i
Jacksonville."
Of the Charge, "Not Guilty."
ClIACOK II.
Of the Specification, "Guilty," excepting '
the same words as are excepted in ihe finding of j
the Court iti the specification of the 1st charge. i
0; the Culcor, " Guilty."
Ciurou III.
Of the Spec! licit ion, " Not Guilty."
Oi the Charge. "Not Gniity."
SENTENCF.
Aral the Court do therefore sentence him, the '
lut T.ient. J. W. Gia>e. Co. "K." 104tli Peim. i
Vols., " T?> bo reprimanded in General Orders by
the M.iJcMlcu'l < 'omraanding the Department."
II. The proceeding, findings and sentence in
the foregoing case oi' 1st Lieut. .T. \V. Giasc. Co. j
? E. " b ith Fenu. Vol*., are approved and cor.- '
dnued.
The Sfaior-Geueral Commanding regrets to he
obliged to repi iniand a Commissioned Officer for j
oil ott'ence oi this kind. An officer in the United
States' sen-ice that has r^o more respect for tils I
position than to degrade himself by the use of |
ungenilomauly language to an enlisted man. de- i
gerves the severest cent-tire.
1st Li"Ot. J. W. Gla-\ Co. "E " 104th P.-nn. !
Vols., will be released from arrest and restored !
to duty.
Bv CoaVd of .MA.nr.-GrN. .T. O.FOSTER,
W. L. M. BfEorE.
Asst. Adjutant General. >
Omn.e :
T?OU*:J J. HOPINSON.
lit l.icut. 21stS. C. T.,
Act. Asst. Adjt. General.
nfvBi: BE&T or FAT Kit AND ENVELOPES,
A at STHISO^'S Fsper Store, Union Square,
' in the Corner.
IJALHETTO HERALD S-TOKEll
. Corner MemhanW Kow
AND PALMETTO A\ E'XL'E.
An assortment of
STATIONERY AND PERIODICALS,
Constantly on hand v. itit
ALRl'MS. PROTOORAffls. PLAYING CARDS.
Cl!I>s:.IEN, DOM 1X<)E>
Ac., Ac., Ac.
O CAIIILL A CO.,
No. C SUTLERS' ROM",
Hilton Head, S. C.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN SUTLERS' GOODS,
Havojnrt received, >*.r Lri<r I.eni. a hrre assortment
of^roods, c?? -i>rt;>v in ptrt of Tobacco.
Serins, Susrar, Condensed Milk, Cheese,
Raisins, Ladies and Cents' Straw Hats, Ne'rlit.'oe
Shirts, and Sutlers Goods of every description,
which we oiler low for Cash. " wt
Thermometers m
For Sale at the
PALMETTO IILRALI) STORE. PALMETTO
HERALD BUIMHNGS,
Corner Merchants Row. ana Palmetto Avenue.
New styles op labif.S' combs, at
STTMwON"S, Union Square.
Also VEILS. GLOVER (OMARS. DRESS
CUFFS, NEEDLES, THREAD, Ar.
T?OR SALE?A LAtfGE niOX-GH^T HORsE.
1 Apply st H:ty Point. S. C.
T TSE SOI" EE'S SOVEREIGN BALM PILLS,
I.' f >r <It?:ins:nir stom;;rh, averting fevcw, Ac.
Wholesale Ayent, A. L STLMSON, Union
Square.
Taylor a co?
No. 7 MfxecANth' R.?-.r,
De;t|..|> ill
STATIONERY, FA.Nt V GOODS. PfiMADES,
TOBACCO, CIGARS. PIPES,
?c? Jtc., Ac.
TIIE PALMETTO HERALD
A L" tur Sale at the
Pai.vktto I1kkai.i> Brir.iMvcs,
Corner oi Mi:k> iumv Row A Palmetto Avrsrr,
And by the following Amenta:
nn.Tos Heao?A. L. Stimsoii. Union Square:
Taylor A Co.. No. 7 Merchants' Row ; Mr. Mollefoii,
17 Merchants * Row.
S:?\u20oa?Wm. llae-'crtr, Trader.
St. Ilr.i.FNA? E. N. Thayer, Trader.
Br.u fort?J. C. Alexander, Post Office.
.J.vi:i.snnvii,u'. Pla.?E. 1J. It; cd, Post Office.
Feunankina, Fi. v.?W. W. 5la>:, P<i?t Oftiee.
St. Ao.ifcTiXK?J. W. Alice. Post* Office.
Four Pi laski, Ga.?T. W. Carrol!, ~d R. I. Artillery,
Post Bugler.
Fmi.i.y Ram>?Will. B. Earle. St<no.
AlOEEM IaUM)?W. J. W"o?hI Post Office.
s. w. mason & CO.,
Proprietors.
DUMAS. LEVER. DICKENS, &0. JUST
received from Philadelphia, Pie most popular
works of Duma?. Lever, Dickon* Aiusv.orth,
Remolds, Coekton, Smollet, Fieldiup, Cooper,
and Maryatt. Lor Sale at i>uLli-her?<'* prices,
At ST1A1 SON'S Literary Depot, next door to
Adam? Express* Ot"umn ! Post OlUce.
rcE! iCBJt icl:::
Tlie Subscriber ha? jn?t received a carpo of
ICE, which is for Sale at stf per hundred. Orders
will be tilled from Five to 11 ail-past Six. A, M?
ami from Five to Six, P. 31., at the Icx-uocsi^
var of Adams Express.
_ MITCHELL.
Photographic gallery,
MORRIS ISLAND, near TORT SIT AW
CARTES 1)E VISITES. AMPROTYPF.S, Jto.
made in the best possible manner by experienced
artist?.
II. C. FOSTER.
Proprietor.
PICTURES AND FRAMES AT STIMSON-S
VARIETY STORE, Union Souare, next door
tn Bast fitl!/?.>
MI LIT A B Y ANJD NAVAL GOODS.?A
Large Afsoitment of Army and Navy Goods
raav be found at the Military Store. 11 Merchants'
Row. . DOUGLAS & CO.
XTOTICE TO NEWS-I)EALEKS~ I'ARTIES
1> desiring copies of THE PALMETTO HKRALD,
at wholesale rr tes. oji the day of publication,
are requested to send in their orders as
early as Saturday evening of the previous week.
S. W. MASON & Co., Proprietors.
Port Royal, S. C.
P'TALMETTCTI IER A L D
.1011 PRINTING OFrrcr.
Palmetto Herald Building, .Merchants' Row,
South of the Theater.
All kinds of
JOB PRINTING
Neatly and promptly done, at short notice.
With an
ASSORTMENT OF FINE INKS
We are prepared to do
PRINTING IN COLORS,
In i'ood ttyle and promptly.
POSTERS, * BLANKS,
BUSINESS CARDS, ADDRESS CARDS,
ENVELOPES, LABELS,
CtUn* > OCT If. vr.fi,,,
viuvi. L.anc*( 1IA.>17D1LL??
And all ether kinds of work done as neatly as
at any office in the country.
We have a
Laboe Asso?.t\xn^t or Jonnisc Tvrr,
And the
BEST PRINTING PRESS IX TOE WORLD.
For doing a variety ol' work and doing it well.
Wc employ
GOOD PRINTERS,
From iim-cla.*s Northern offices, and intend to
-pare no expense to make our establishment the
best in the Cvhole army, going on the principle
that a good office. well-stock d and managed, i?
more profitable than a poor one, run at small
expense.
ORDERS BY MAIL OR EXPRESS
Will T>?? promptly attended to. Sample* of our
printing, m all styles, can he seen at the office,
and we invito examination by all who have k
to be done.
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