The new South. (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, July 22, 1865, Image 4
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The following, from the neighborhood
of Pnootaligo, S. was sent ti8 by a
Captain in the dOth 1*. S. C. T.; who rereived
it from some one attending the
celebration. The Captain adds* in a private
note to us: " 1 trust the 'fecundity
of a Southern iliuiute' may extend its
iutluence to tho soil?resulting in rich
harvests; so that the daily, elauiorou*
applications fur radons may 'grow snowi
by degrees, ami encouragingly less: "
"The morning was fine, ami the day
warm; yet, notwithstanding the heat of
the weather, a number of citizens, both
male and female, assembled at Clifton's
Mills, near Whippy Swamp, to commemorate
the Independence of 1776. It
was easy to perceive that great changes
had taken place during the past four
years. Before the war all snoh meetings
were attended either in carriages or on
horseback; but now nearly all were pedestrians.
These reverses of fortune,
although fresh in the memory of the
people present, did not overcome the
hilarity for which our people were always
remarkable. It is somewhat singular,
indeed, with what facility the Southern
people can accommodate themselves tc
a arying circumstances. If we could not
obtain a Confederate independence, wt
have how exhibited the fervor, and expressed
the sentiments, of Federal Re
*
publicans. L.1KC Wise people, WC Iiu uui
brood over our calamities in mood;
silence; but. with cheerful aptitude anil
manly resignation, look forward to better
times.
"Polyhymnia and Terpsichore were
well represented; and it was something
more than romantic to see the formei
slave (now a free man) playing the fiddle,
while his heretofore master and mistress
danced with seeming buoyant spirits.
" After Sherman's conquering army
passed through this vicinity, some might
suppose that for months after no provisions
could be procured for a Fourth oJ
I uly dinner; but they who would think
so, were ignorant of the fecundity of a
Southern clime.
' Tlio* cruel war destroyed our ample store.
The fields and forests will afford us more.
" The day passed oft' with social hilarity;
and all nturned to their homes, well
pleased with themselves and everybody
H. C. L>." *
HEADQUARTERS, Deit. of the soi-th, |
Hilton Head, S. July 17, 1#6.">. )
General Orders, \
No. 112. J
I. Captain D. S. Leslie, lOitli I*. S. C. T., is
hereby announced as Aid-de-Camp on the Stafl
of the Major General Commanding, and will be
obeyed anil respected accordingly.
II. The following General Order from the Wat
Department, is hereby published for the infor
in ttion of this command :
? WAR DEPARTMENT, )
Adjctant General's Office, j
Washington. June ft, )
General Orilers, \
No. 120. j
The whiskey ration will no longer be supplier!
to the troops of the United States by the Sub
sistence Department. The whiskey now on ham1
will be s"ld under the orders ol tin Commi-snr\
General of Subsistence.
Fy Order of the Secretary of War,
F-. D. TOwywFyp.
A S>t. AdiC G?ri (.
Pr Command "f 'I-n Gen o A. GILLMOKF.
w. l. m. bst'.vw,
Asst. Ad;,t. Genera!.
Offt.-iM :
EDWARD I FEIYTZT
I J. CLAIM AGENT,
all CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVilKNMKN'l
FOR BOUNTY, RACK PAY. PENSION. PR l/l
MONEY. ETC., PROMPTLY ATTKN DLl> TO.
COLORED TROOPS.
Those m ho enlisted prior to October
28, 1X6:1, and arc mustered out or dis
charged by reason of wounds, are entitled to i
Bounty of $100.
Those who enlisted between October, 1883, ant
\pm I, im, ?J1<1 IIIKBar^vu vu nvvviiua v
wounds, are entitled to $3U0'Bouuty; those dis
eharged on account of sickness contracted in th<
.erviee, arc entitled to so much of the Bounty, a:
is due by instalments, to the time of discharge.
All Soldiers discharged oil disability arisin;
from wounds, or sickness contracted in the ser
vice, a;e entitled to a Pension.
Persons having CLAIMS against the Govern
nieut. please call on, or address,
K. A. HkllNTZ.
X>. ."its!, X. 3d Stre> t.
-tl 1* Pilil.ldelj.hij, i'U
! STATIONERY,
SOOKS, FANCY COODS.
I
, WY liaw tmw osi hftnri aiul are ronotantly re,;
wiviup Fine <jualitie? ??t
i FOOlX'AP.
: . letter paper.
NOTE PAPER and
ENVELOPES.
1 (tlLlorr'S and *.V ASHINOTON MEDALLION
P H N B ;
l, ARNOLD'S ami PA\ IDS' WltlliS'O Pl.t I DM.
INKS. PENTI1.8, ERASERS,
\SJ> kvk.hythixa KLSK ix THK STATloNKKY USE.
SOZODoNT, AMBROZIA,
BAZIN'S POMADE
LI'BIN'S
f BARNEYS, ami JACKS' EXTRACTS.
1 OLD BKOM N WINSOR,
CASTILE ami I'ALM SOAP.
] TOOTH BRUSHES and POWDERS,
H AIR BRUSHES and COMBS.
asp toiu:t article* cexebally.
1 j HEMMED LINEN POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS
GRAY'S MOLDED PAPER COLLARS.
"! Etc., Etc., Etc.
Standard Worlis mid Novels.
' J THE LIFE OF JULIUS ('.ESAU, by Napoleon,
i "LES MISERABLEX," Victor Hugo.
| MATILDA, Eugene Sue.
j FORTUNE TELLER,
1 LOVES OF PARIS, ? .
> ROSA WOODYTLLK, Ale s. Dumas.
! afy?.:ttvulttenpvvt.OIS.
"! COUNT OF MOKIAN,
PAUL JONES,
YOUNG CHEVALIER,
And. in fact, everything now and interesting in
the shape of reading matter.
-1 We have also a new lot of those splendid
Real Meerschaum Pipes.
Onr variety of BRIER WthJl> and other FANCY
PIPES is unequalled.
Always on hand,
M KILLK KINICK. RIG LTCK,
' | FRUIT k FLOWER. VINEYARD.
and other Smoking Tobaccos.
[i SOLACE CHEWING TOBACCO
Fresh from the Manufacturer.
. j CIGARETTES IN GREAT VARIETY.
JOS. H. SEARS.
New SorTH" Stoke,
i Union Squire, next to the P?>?t ortiee.
TiI13I)KLI^ MURDOCH,
11
wholesale axd retail dealers is
SUTLER AND NAVAL STOKES,
DRV GOODS,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AVI) GAPS.
[ (icnflnnfn's Fnrnishituj (roods, dr., dr.
No. 5 Merchant's How,
llilton Head, S. C.
W. C. BXDDEJ.LL. U. J. Ml'KDOCK.
Having completed our new building,?
(which wo do not hesitate to say is the
| finest store on the island.) we are now
! opening an immense stock of the above
i named goods, bought for cash in New York on the
s late fall in prices, which wo offer to Sutlers and
f Traders at Wholesale and to the public at large at
> Retail, at prices which defy competition. 2y
: LOOK 011 FOR VOIR IVES.
HAVE RECEIVED A FEW DOZENS OF
FT llmne celebrated t iit.M H iiwuua, one
' of the In st protections for the eyes frojn sand or
! the glare ol the sun either on land or water.
HEARS,
Xf.w South Store.
! gllOO.OO REWARD.
I' X FORMATION oil THE KEi'OVKRY OF AX
oldbrowh LEATHER THI'XK without handles
on the ends, marked <m the end with an Express
lab?l Os?nld Sinolj. v> Pxnk-street. New
York."left ontbepiei ;?r W:R?;n lb-ad about Mar< li
' IJWh. front the Ste?tie< r .Ml infurnation
to he addressed J. it. SEARS,
Xi.w Sonn ??Rk-o, Hilton Head
Clams! Clams!! Clams!!!
AND OTHER REFRESHMENTS,
AT nn: Ol.n STASH,
In of tlur I^ost-Office,
NEAR DEEP WATER CREEK.
PETER FITZGERALD R ENPEOTFUI.LY informs
his old friends and jiatrons. whose
i j name is legion, that since Oysters are "out of
season " hero for a time, CLAMS arc excellent
; and wholesome in warm weather and are now
j in season." We can give them to yon raw,
stewed, fried or broiled, at any hour of the day.
Also a constant supply of FISH, FLESH and
i FOWL. VEGETABLES. FKITTS. Ac., from the
, North and from plantations hereabouts.
PETER FITZGERALD, Proprietor.
I! - ? ... J
4 I>.?iMir i?rii r* ui?* iitt>uuauir auu tun un[i
1 understand their business. Wo respectfully solic"
s it one triiil ol' our way of doing things. :ci
sj " (\ s. BUXDV,
;j General Agent
Iattorney a'for claims,
Xo. 247 F Street, between l:ith and 14th Streets,
near Fay Department,) Washington, I). C.
Particular attention given to tlie settlement ol
OfVn-ial account* with ail the IV|<artments. .'<7
\
I U.S. 7*30 LOAX.
THIRL) SERIES,
000,000.
"
i BY At'TliOlilTV Of TJIR 8EvSKTAl:Y of
THKTKK vsiKV. tin- Up*
Subscription Ageut for the sale of EXITED
ISTATKS SKri'RITlKS, otters to t!<o public the
TWHf) RVKIKS ?>F TUEASl itY NOTES I?urj
lhg Seven ami Three-Tenths IV r kfont. Interest
i per annum, known as tlie
7-30 LOAN. |
! These Notes are issued under date of duly 11, |
11865, and are pavable THREE YEAKX KilDM '
iTHAT DATE IN (TitltESCY, or are convertible
at the option of the holder into
jr. s. j-io SIN PER TEXT. (iiiMMIKAKlXU
11'J N PS.
| These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the (Jovern- j
| meut Bonds./coat SI a I?. C unl /awl Muni< ijml j
i taxation, ir/ocA <7ills Jnm on? to thr?' j> r cut. i
l?r annum t" theii rnlur, according to the rati- le-1
vied upon other property. The interest is pays-;
ble seiui-annua'.iy by coupons aMaeded to e.iel;
note, which may be cut oil'and sold to any bank
or bauker.
The interest at 7.:>rt per rent, amounts to
One cent per day on a ?.m note.
Two cents per day on a H>*? note.
Ten cents per day on a $.700 note,
j Twenty cents per day on a $1,000 note,
(hie Dollar per day on a $.7,000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named will be i
j promptly lumished upon receipt of nubs, rip-!
i lions.
j The Notes of this Third Series are precist ly
' similar in form and privileges to the Scvenj
Thirties already sold except that the Isovcrn|
ment reserves to itself the option of paying in;
tereat in gold coin at ti pert ent., instead 017:?-H?t!is
! in currency. Subscribers will deduct the inter
j est in currency up 10 -jiuy mm, ai ua- iu.il- .men
j they subscribe.
I The dcliveryof the notes of this thi: il series of
j the Seven-Thirties will commence 011 the 1st ut
; June, and will lie made promptly and continuous;
ly after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions of
thia THIRD SEKli>> affects only the matter ot
1 interest. The payment in gold, if made, wiil he
equivalent to the currency ;uterest of the higher
1 rate.
I The return to specie payments, in the event of
\ which only will the option to pay interest in
: Gold be availed of, would so reduce and equalize
! prices that purchases mai". with six per cent, in
j gold would be fully equal to those made with
seven aud tliree-teuths per cent, in currency.?
This is
! THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
j now offered by the Government, and its superior
i advantages make lie
GREAT POPILAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
j Less than $230,00U.U0U of the Loan authorize J
I by Congress are now 021 the market. This
j amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed,
j will all be subscribed for within sixty ita\ s, when
the notes will undoubtedly command a pn mium.
as has uniformly been the ease on rinsing the
subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every' town and section
of the country may lie afforded facilities : >;
I taking me i/ian, tut- .Mtuoniu i>,uih>, nui;
Banks, and Private Bankets throughout the
j country have generally atrrretl to receive snb|
acriptions at par. Subscriber* will *? !? <t thi ;r
own agents, in whom they have couhdeuee, and
who only are to be resimnsiblc lor the delivery of
the notes lor which they r? ccive orders.
JAY CJOOIv l"], Subscription Agent,
111 South Third street. Philadelphia.
| May :k) l:w pit
LUMBKK lor SALK
n kn nnn Km aosokted white hm
IJUjUUU 15' i.ABlis ami F1.ANKS. tongue,j
and g, "Veil and S'\NlI.I>CO : also. IxitiBs.
WINiMlW s\sHlis, I' f'KK'i's i- r fencing, an.;
HHI.Vil.hS. Apph !
JIKXBV .IoHN::t?N.
J-'i-s nandina. I "la.
J louse to Let.
HAT.F or TilK !?u.VYl'.?N PLANTATION'
Ji? ii'SK Ti' I JIT Vt'p'y to
OK . \V. ATWOOD,
I IWU .No. I'.I .MlTelWljl S liOW.
SEA ISLAND HOTEL.
Open to llie Public*
TUESDAY, JUNE 90th,
1865.
This new hotel situated on the most
desirable spot on the eastern bank of Hilton
Head Island, affords a fine view of tl?e Pier.
Bay, Ocean, and rnrrounding" Islands. The
scenery is quite as pleasing and interesting, in
every respect, as ihc famous watering place of
Newport, It. 1., and is altogether as comtortable
and healthful a place to spend the summer
months. It has a fine hard smooth Beach, 17
miles ions, affording a more charming drive
than the celebrated Beach at Xahant. Mies .
and ok hue sea bathing as at that place or Capo
May.
The Ifonse has over TO large, airy r< orv.s, and
verandahs oil three sides of ail the stories; the
turnitnre is entirely new. aud the tables will be
furnished ?with the lvest that eau be procured
here and in the Northern markets, livery effort
; will 1>0 made t.? render the Hotel all that tin
j most fastidious ean d> sire. billiard Kooius am!
r i sea Itathnig house., will -.ion ( mi n.iiiin.- r-1..4
giu-sts.
* ' ?
i
THE FISHERIES.
TTTE r\TT:',s'..Nr.n ARE PREPARE!* T-?
i iiiau;iirh? t:irt' ail description uf
FIsItlNC SEINES. Olf.l nets. cast nets,
t >r Mullet, Shad, and other tish. With liintiy or l
is. Mullet (iiil Nets of Honip or Flax Twine ean
In* fiirnWied at about the eost of the twiiif, any
U nth or length, Partietilar attention paid to the
patent cotton seine netiino.
0:1 hand and for sa'.e
rest oi alitv net and seine hope,
mo..i.u cedar and corx wood floats.
LEAD SINKERS.
SKIM! and (ill LING TWINE,
C AM- NET THIMBLES. Ac.. Ac.
AMERICAN NET COMPANY,
oScouCt 'IdCommercial,St., Boston, Mass.
VR?ELAND & STEVENS,
CARPENTERS AM) BIILDERS. Orders left
at Wooiujixk Cottaok. liear Theatre. ID
Or Address Box 73, Post Ottice. Hilton Head.
C O T TON GIN'S
For Sale 1 ?v
GhO. W. ATWOOJ) A Co.
COOKING STOVES AND HOLLOW WARE.?
100 STOVES, large and small, suitable for
ICestaiininU, Messes, and Families.
Also PLANTATION HOES, wholesale and retail
hv JAMES G. THOMPSON .v; CO.,
* 23 Beaufort, 8. C.
PROVISION S &e.
A T-irge, Fresh, Choice Stock of
CAN'NCo MEATS,
f LIT TS. V EG ETA BLKS.
JELLIES, PICKLES
SAESCES, MUSTARD, &C.
[also
BITTER, CIIEESE. FLOUR,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
ALES, PORTER, WINES Etc.,
At Wholesale or Ketal by
JAMES MULLIGAN.
(Former Steward of the U. S. S. Futtm.)
Biliard Sabm,
Merchant's Row.
| wi'sini lupaire.
R1DDELL & MURDOCK,
ACCENTS i'Oli
ISRAEL R. SEALY.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
I m port v d. nnd Do in s t i c
AliES, WINES,
LIQUOIIS and CKIAES
No. JIEW IIA.M'S iii/W,
w POST BOIAL, s. r..
Great Excitement!!!
AT
X o. 11. Merclinnt's Itoxv,
BOBBINS & Co., J
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE.
DRY ROODS,
ROOTS ami SHOES* ami 11EADV MADE
1 CLOTHING just bfiutf ri ceivctl by Ust SU-unurs
at ij.tnlly r?<( fh i- >.<.
our * .<>:< muuiing naviug uecu very mm n eiii
Uracil, affords ample room^o show our trieuds
' ami customers our new goods daily lieing received
duvet lr?>*; 1\*\\ York, bought at cash
price, ait i winch we will sell as low and a little
lower titan can be purchasedelsewhere. < .til and
m ux. Always ready and happy, uot oiiiy to
show, but k'*"" rust ami selling prices.
:?t 1>. it. CAllY, Agent.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STK.VMSllII* MNK.
C i'i" / nitr-l Sh;!*< .!/</?*/?
/. -.t- Till: NEW aii-1 tirst class Svau*
J " i ' v s!lll,s
-*_ V I tfA. ( apt lions kv iiiv
t, <> t. WM. Dkmk\S(s
will form a wo My line between Charleston and.
,\i York?leaving ? lurleston every YYetUiouuy
a:?? i"!.?s>n at l uVkk.**.
For freight or pa-sire apply at the temporary
,tVi. I 1 !*e 1 '.ilinilli v?\l:ii; Hull**- I leil-i,-.-ii >..
, 8. C.
:!> CIIAI:LES.C. L EA.fi Y.
DUNBAR3 & FRANZ,
No. 10, MEKl 11 vNTS' Ro\Y.
WHOLESALE a:nl limiL DEALERS
is
GROCERIES, CAN UO<U>S. DRY liO >DS.
FANCY GOODS,
anil SCTLKR'S GOODS of every iu-s<
STEELE & BURBANK,
(Late Docola* & Co., >
No. I!, MERCHANTS' ROW,
ifilton I Ci'iitl, >?.
W.UXB-". IS
MILITARY AND NAVAL CLOTHING.
.VXD
FTMIXISHIMi DOiMiS
waT' Hus. .i k\\ r.i.r. v, faxcv
i:rc., KIT.
I?S. .WHKI, liMl.TS, (lOI.D LACK I
snoi f.Di:r. stk vps. iti:liJ<;lassi:s
< !.< >YKS. t ?A t N'TI.PIX
Mi . I TV.