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-TwrANraD,
Vs ONE HUNDRED MEN !
Capable of handling Cotton and ptowing it on
board ship. Also.
TEN STEVEDORES
To direct the same.
For the former
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY AND-RATIONS
Will be paid.
For the latter
TWO DOLLARS FEE DAY AND RATIONS.
Those men are desired to report to
LIEUT. -< OL. RANSOM, A. Q. M.,
Immediately at White's Cotton Press.
ALBERT G. BROWNE,
Sap. Special Agent of the Treasury Dep’t.
:>i.h Special Agency.
Riddell & murdock,
W11W.1«41.E ANI) RETAIL DBAT-SRS TV
SUTLERS’ AND NAVAL STORES, DRY
GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS
AND GAPS,
Or.MTi.E'ar.N’a Fliinibiii.no Gooi>s, <te..
No. 5 Merchants' Row, llilton Lead, >S. C.
w. r>. klj>t>kui, [jvailO—tfj n. .mubdock
___ l
Drugs and medicines!!
Just landed from Now York, a large assort
ment of Dr ncs, Chemicals. and Perfumery, via.
Lubin’s Er: tracts. ISdrihi’e. do. : Colognes, Pom
ades, Hair tonics of the lines! quality, Ycoth Pow
der, Pastes and Washes.
A large Quantity of Patent Medicines, Pills
and Ointments.
A nice lot of Bulbing, Carriage and Velvet
Sponges.
Flea Powder, producing instant death.
Fare Soda Water from Stone Fountains, with
the choicest syrups.
AH orders will t reive prompt attention.
W. M. WALSH, M. D„
13 Merchants 1 Row.
Hilton Lend, ti .
OTEKLE & BURBANK, t
ID 11 Merchants' liov.
livlton Head. S. C.
Call the attention of Wholesale and Retail pur
chasers to their superior stock of
MILITARY AND NAVAL CLOTHING
AH r>
FURNISHING GOODS.
Watches. Clocks, Fancy Goods, Jewelry, an
Plated Ware. Swords, Sashes, Belts, Enfit-nxicrics,
Boots. Oapß, Field Glasses, Gauntlets Gloves.
Ac., Ac., Ac.
tv ( HOUSE,”
x »
By VV. T. HOUSE A CO.,
No. yji Bay Stum.y.
U; Stairs.
■Meals at all hours of the day. Oysters con
nfajitly on hand.
Fresh Shad. Wild Du<k. and other game,
whenever procurable, and she best i he market
affords at all times. j;<n is
N O T T C E.
If any .of in? oM fi lends are iiv;og in the
city of Sava: ij'-h or vfcinitr, they aV confer a
favor bv writing to WAR >l. SULLIVAN, who
was compelled to leave the oily of Savannah j«»r
■circulating a religious we-I: b? the Mminio - U
IK) 8.
’ ’ir. , t ];•'
v- . ; ,sULU VAN.
Brighton, Macoupin County.
Jan. 2,L tit. U burls
CSAVILLK A CO.,
» Wj outwalk ani» Rlwv-.e S.’ati^nekh.
Palmetto Herald St* re.
listen Hoad, H. C.
ur v T.-hfwl Bis ouju to Pm chasers i.i
Whaiev,,.^
Cash »>’■.}»•» • \• y mail or cxj,:'f ss promptly filled.
T^UN BARS & FRANZ,
NO. 10 MER< HANTS' ROW,
Hi]ten Herd, K. C.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
i u
SUTLERS’ ROODS
Os mi Do;, Options. ts.
N. BELLOWS.
J* No. 8 Merchants’ Row,
Hilton Head. S, 0,
Bra Jr; n
Nm’iV AND SHOES, ’
OLOTH’NG.
FURNISHING •: DOBS,
A V;?’.
SUTLERS’- GOODS
O ’rripW-'U
WHOLESALE AND K.ETAtL
1 h>n.x S.w ivrcMi Wy/r;Vv’o;?*;u.
Vi:a Lingo Puil.Ung. January it. T-.G4.
'fl/’ATMIi TA KERB WHO IJ AYR KOT Pa i B
▼ V mi.- water up to the Dr M>»v next, aiv uo-
Cni<;. that, they ar ■ required to make vnjmodrate
pay me iu «t ini>- o'Sep, or the water will he shut
oft *V >n. then’ j remises forthwith.
’The r.v ,-s in. waiter will be itie same ae that
< harp-d Si«i vi
r. 1. i. AM BELT. Li. and A. A. Q. At.,
M. D. M., i"» charge of Water Work?
jaiRT a
•i » huy; < un;s Q. Ms Depot.
Savannah: ft n ., .bin. IT, 18L.
Au o. i ,is city having in their posses-
G"ii Horv.s. Wagon*. Carts and Draya
r ‘ imejy r i ; h* cw 1 -hr. of tlm Q»:,•!rter ft) aster's
I’ep.i-iin r; will to?niwiii) i jv rt thorn I B o
of t "dot Depot Qv-arn nn-rte", n i !ffiv
S' 11 *
Ay ■.. :■ -
f.UY V. G. KASTf)->).
4 b'-.T Quartermaster.
"lit-.j. B. OADWALi.AI)RH,
Copt. L. Q. V...
Chief i}. M. iDcj'et.
r£li± S|-VAMTL-I\ DAILY JiKR> LD cVFIfH
h IR Bay.-Sect.
II KAfXiUARTKES, U. S. FOKCKfe.
Savannah, Ga., ‘23,15G5.
Genusai. Oamiß,'
No. 3, (
I THE POST QUARTERMASTER WILT.
• take immediate possession of, and register
ail vacant store-houses or dwellings in the city,
and all moldings belonging to absent rebels, ex
cepting those now occupied for Depot pur
poses. No furniture or other property will be
removed from any house without special au
thority.
All premises and their contents included in
the foregoing classifications, being considered
for the present as the property of the United
Sffttes, wiff, with the exception of those used by
the Government and Government officials, and
tlio*e assigned without charge to the worthy arid
needy, be rented out for the benefit of the United
States, by Iho Post Quartermaster, to loyal cit
izens, for business and other put poses, at a rea
sonable rate. Occupation in such cases wj;i not
give title to special consideration, nor will any
lease or transfer from a dir-loyal owner be re
spected.
JI. With a view R> reducing as rnuth as pos
sible the price of goods for sale to citizens, v liich
pricey will bet easter be regulated from these Head
Quarters, the rents upon trade stores which may
bo authorized vG!i be nominal.
HI. The levying of taxes or the receiving of
money by the Provost M arsluil or QuartermDoer’s
Department for pci mission to open places of
■ ftm.isomeut, market stalls or other indulgcneies,
is unauthorized and will not be allowed.
By command of
Bv’t Yiii'; Gen. GROT SR.
Smv.\Ri> G. Di i<!■, A. A. A. G.
Jan. t4—lt
Heaihjuautekb IT. 8. Foroes,
Sartm j ah, Ga., J?n. LT, 1-805
i .VSSRttA i. OKJ Kfi)
No. 2. j
f IST LIEUT. JOHN IT. CHARLOTTE, R. Q,
J.# M.. bV.’th N. Y. Vo!a,'is hereby announced
a* Relief CommLeioner of the City of Mawan
ruh, and will recort in per sou to the Bv’t. Mai.
Gen. Commanding for instructions.
11. Oapt. M. Biuiedict, i f«6;.h N. Y. Vols., A.
< . M. At Division, Is announced as Provost
Judge of the City of Savamiab, the duties o
which office lie w'.il assume In.addition to thos
of his proper office.
111. CApt. Albert E. Stearns is detached from
hi? Regimen- ami is annoimcecl as Street Com-
acr of Savaunniv and will report in ]x;r-
Swji for IteLvuctions to the IJv’t Maj. Gen. Com
manding.
IV. Oapf.. S. 8. S:avr, A. Q, M. rd Div., Ifth
A. 0., is detailed as Por y fj.uai’termasf.er, and
will, ’or the prescii!, ] -.iTurm'fhc duties of that
in ioldita-n to his prerent duties.
By command of
Bv" Msj. Gen. GROVER,
Eewa’»> G. Dim, \ A. G janiM—'7t
(SPECIAL NOTICE.
r' Ofvicf, Cum;*’ Qv akwiijiasimto-s Drvyr,
Savannah, Ga., Jar. t>, ISVA.
Ail officers of the Quart or master's Deyaptmcnt
l.'.iviiig ine.ros of tran.-rpmtation which'they dr
•- re to lent mat this Depot, are notified that
Lieut. F. Rope, A. A. Q. M., is now ready to re
ceive the simp.
* Hie of ice '}» at Ray Street, r.-urih side.
By o-i'o ’r f
Brlg.-Gcw. L. EASTON,..
1 1icef Qr.rtricrmas’.ev.
GEO. K GADWALLADER,
cfaptain and A. Q. M..
<Thief Qunrtermas' eg- j>epot.
»* AN OOD LIVING.”
VJAt r ■ !-'<)u:iV.lf'r 'r's, can be hid at rue
EAGLE OYSTER and REFRESHMENT 9\.
! OON, in the . ear of the New Post Office. Buuo
Head S. T have tiie very Ixist facilities lor
fiirnishi g >Y STEPS, CLAftiS, MEATS POUL
T’If, Vh GDTABLiN. tVr., from the North and
c.fluir placoi in this viuiiiuy. Cooked «o order
tVom ti A U. to 8 p. M.
PETER F*TZ<tERALD, Proprietor.
P S—-One 1 rial P 'cspec+fidiy sohe'ted.
J v: . na MTAR7 OOMMIESION.;
Go vi* r of Congress and Whitaker Streets,
Savnunr.*:' Ga.
A the place mojitinnc.i e havcoi.'-'ucd Horr
ms an R ffi tfo Th .■ v. here « will be 'glad to
ceruior ;i.:y service j» oar j.-ower to the s-.dtlier*
end v.-.-iiore of the A rug’ and Navy. Sergeous in
cburge a- f! ■ > p't. d* wl J ; c -use send it: their r*-
qt. NiKotn cr ?>tores.
■I. 0. HO BUT.
.vie .1-11 Agent U. s. S. (V
l| r All \i KPA RT MEN 1 '
iv Dmuoros /.v*> G. nmiai. M.v'»\gs*
MtUl'A :>V Ra I tfto.v n, U. S.
H.avmmuh, Jan, 21. KM.
(•'<>] J ( a , -,i y .SviriHi :
Goloaoi Y .-u arc i i .” , i'i>y qijiointed Supcrlti
.•.cuideaf: in cn tvge of Uio :.«*,• State•; 11 ilt:»rv'RjvH
vo-'ds, twin• nating at Sc-vaunah, Ga.
IGvjviA uiiy, ’
>o»,r obcffevT- pervas-t.
I). *P. M’CADLUM,
Th e vet Brig. Ohm. Diveoiov
Ana Geuerc.’ Manager M. It K.. IP S.
Official .•
• Gjtuir tStr- rty
Siipci inlen.H')u, ' k s', dii'i.terv it. K.
K JU dL.-/v-iNG HU FEAN
DRBGS, ME DR:? NKs/ - '.UFMIGAi.S. &H.
Oki- 'ij; . 1 ;i| Fi. :/!•!-;•: «•*., Nkw Your.
The n ode as.good hdv'H.e: l-ec-n c!dvf
oxaniiut rt f .and Tdedicincs .ift the New
York (UiPtt m JfoeKe for ■k* j MI »{ of_
tor bis «ew uvs to Droyciets tliroughovt the
country. AT pnrdluses ‘vlh he made In the in
ter«<«t of cimtomei-s. covet, ram askl
>1 a nuja* tt. nu'i ..aicie? p-nvcffasigi
art wan,ailed to \;0 ieii ,h!«
H. N. A YURY,
flion. Jin?Aii d/.uvov.
UC-fevs io \ 1t,;.). jf?f*sc;or ( *>■•• >ur.fc,
jljPjral 'fm-o, vV, Thvinrta!
Advertising,
We respectmily eaVi the attention of bnsi
neiss mew u> the value of the
SAVANNAH DAILY HERALD
as an Advertising Medium. Oar connections
are such that we are sure of large editions each
day. We have agents at all important points, and
all* arrangements completed for im. cxtcnsive /
geuergj circulation.
The limited we accord to adverttaejneufs
renders its use especially raluablf, and we be
lieve our terms to be very reason abie, com paved
with the high prices w hich mio in Giber lines ol
business. To
AnVKBTISB I.IBKBAUT.T.
s the true poliev of business men, and we be
ieve that they cannot find a better medium tor
tliis citv and army, or the Departmeut of the
oußth, thstn the SAVANNAH DAILI liEKAID
IlEA®Ot)Am • - uts U. S. Fosoj-s,
Sivanuah, G»., Jan. iff, IStis.
Gexcha? Okiihiv 1
No. 1. f
Pamwi.-ur, to General Orders from the Ilcad-
Qiiarterp of the Department of the f?or>th, the un
dersigned hereby oHsumes command of the Dis
trict and Poet of Savannah.
Bxisting orders will continue in fosy* until far
ther orders. C. GROVER,
Brevet Major General,
Commanding.
llicAfxgs Mu.. Div, vy theMiesjsaxvrT.
In the Field. Savannah, Ga., Jan. 15, IBfg.
Si’neiM. Fim.v> Ocr-nss, \
No. IS. \
‘ The Department of the South having been
placed within the sphere of this command, and
it Ixnug highly desirable that an uniferm policy
i prevail touching commerce and intercourse with
the inhabitants of the South, the following gen
era! rules and principles will be adhered to un
less modified by law cr the orders of the War
Department:
T Commerce with foreign nations cannot lie
permitted or undertaken until the national au
thority is established to an extent that will give
the necessary courts.and officers to control and
manage *uch matters. Trade will be confined to
« mere barter and sale proportioned to the ite
nerary wants of the army, and of the inlvibi
tants dependant on it for the necessities of life,
and even that trade must i>e kept subject to strict
military control or surveillance.
IT. Trade stores will be perm! i teu at Beaufort,
Hilton Head, Savannah, Fernanda)a, Si, Aegns
tine and Jaikoffvilie, in all the i titles of food
and dcthing, groce'rietv ladies and chilucn goods
generaHj', and articles not contraband of war.
111. To trade is a privilege, and no pa-son
wii-1 he allowed to buy and seß for profit unless
he be a citizen of the United States, and sub
scribe to any legal oath or obLgaiion that ia or
may be prescribed by law; and at. points thi ‘at
oned by an enemy, the officer commanding may
farther exact ae a condition, that the trader shall
himself engage to serve, in some military ca
pacity, to aid i% the defence of the place.
IV. Persons desiring to trade will apply to
the commanding offioer of the Post, anil obtain
his written eonsem, Bpecifying the kind, nature
and extent of the trade, amt when he requires
imjjortatioTi* from northern cities he will in Uke
manner .Apply for his la uiitv. The commanding
officer of the Post *«ay appoint some good officer
to snpcrvif»e these matters, who will frequently
itippect the st.;>rr‘P, and when there is? not. stffli
eient competition vrr’l fix th> prices of sale.--
Tbese stores will in like manner ber Kubjtict. to
live supervision of the Oommaodkig- General of
the Department of tie South fey hiKiself or an
inspector General.
V. In order that porcfaaees may hv made with
economy, the commanding officer of each Post
will make reports of fcis action in regard to
trade, with the names of trader?, amounts of
goods desired for sale, <fcc., to the commanding
general of the department, who’ will, in like
manner, make full reports' to the Secretary of
the United States Treasury, to the end that he
m:\y instruct the collectors of ports from which
shipments are expected as to the necessary per
mits and clearances. It being utterly impracti
cable th a & general commanding military opei
aTions sfatnld give hr =* personal attention to such
matters, it. is desirable that as much power :ts
possible should be delegated to Post command
ers,. and they should be belli to the strictest ac
count that no trade is permitted injurious to the
military Interests of the United States.
VI. Sales of utotton will be restricted absolutely
to the United States Treasury agents, nnd no
villa in cotton ft bill of sale will'be respected
nw.il after the cotton is sold at New York
tkrantry people having small lots of cotton are
permitted to bring the same in to be exchanged
for food and clothing for their families. The
Quartermaster will set aside a store or ware
house, to which each wagon bearing cotton will,
after entering the military lines, proceed direct,
where an agent of the Treasury Department will
receive arc! weigh. the same, and pay for is the
price fixed in the Bth section of the Act of Con
gress. appioved July % 1834, viz: three-fourths
the value of col ten as quoted in the Now Y'ork
market: and the Secretary of the Treasury is
hereby requested to make appointments oi
agents to carry ont the provisions of said act at
the posts of Hiiton Head, Savannah, Fernancii
na and Jacksonville.
YU. In order that the duties hereby imposed
on commanding officers of Pests may not be
r.esrlected or slighted by the changes incident to
rank six! changes of troops, the Commanding
Gene-id of the Department of the South will ap
point a special officer to command at each of
eaid Posts, with a email garrison, not. lo be
changed without his order; and when oilier
troops, commanded by a senior, are added or ar
rive, the command of the post will not change,
but the additional troope will be encamped near
■by and act according to special instructions.
By order of
Slab Oon. W. T. SEERMAN.
lu M. Davivct, Mtijor and Asst. A djff Gen.
NBWakKEIALERB AND OTHERS DEStRINC
Tux Savarsab Daily Hiußalu at Wholesale
arc requested to send in their onler as early in
iidvunec at practitahki.
8. W. XIXttQX & €0 ,
ll?Ai»o’a'e Mil. Div. of thf Miskosifpi,
In the Field, Savannah, Ga., istifi.
Special., Fikiju Okoess,)
No. 12. /
F being represented that the
army and armed bands of robber's, acting
professedly under the authority of the Confede!
rate Government, are hari assing the people of
Georgia and endeavoring to intimidate tfcff-© in
the efforts they are making to secure to them
selves provisions, clothing, security to life and
property, and the restoration of law and good
government in the Bute, it is hereby ordered and
made public:
Ist. That the farmers of Georgia may
into S:#annah, Feinandina or
Florida, marketing, such as beef, pciL mutton
vegetables of any kind, fish, Ac., as.well as cot
ton in small quantities, and sell the same in open
market, except the cotton, which must be sold In
or through the Trcasmy Agents, tmd may invest
the prof-eeds in family stores, such lis bacon
and flour, in any reasonable quantities, groce
ries, shoes and clothing, and articles nn contra
baud ol war, and carry the same back to their
fannlieF. No trade store will attempted in
the interior, or stocks of goods sold for then)
but families may dub together for mutual assist
ance and protection in coming and going.
2d. The people are encouraged io meet to
gother in peaceful assemblages to (dsenss meas
ures looking to their safety and good government
and the restoration of State and National ao--
thority, and will be protected by the National*
army when s<_> doing ; and all peaceable inhabi
tants who satisfy the commanding officers that
they are earnestly laboring to that end, must not
only lx* left uiMlk-xurbed. in property and person,
but must be protected as for as possible, consist
ent with the military operations. If any farmer
or peaceable inhabitant is molested by the cue
my, viz: ih* Confederate army or guerrillas, be
cause of his friend-bio to the National Goveix
to cut, the perpetrator, if caught, will besumma-
Iv ])unished, nr his family made to suffer for the
outrage; but if the crime cannot be traced to the
actual party, then retaliation will lx made on
the .adherents to the cause of the Rebellion—
-nor,ld a Union man he murdered, then a Rebel
selected by J»;t will be shot—or if a Union family
be persecut 'd on account of tke cause, a Rebel
family will be banished to a foreign land. In
aggravated cases retaliation will extend as high
as five for one. All commanding officers avAI act.
ju oHiptly .ii! such cases, and repot ; their actios.-
alter the retaliation is clone.
By order of
Major Gene ral W. T. BrmajAx..
1.. M. Dayton, A. A. G
Hk4li}'«s lhv. or Tin* Mississippi,
In the Fielu. Savannah. Ga., Jan. S,
Sr -r) m. Fin.T) Ommus)
No, (». )
The General Comman ling :wiuounees to the
tr< ..p?i composing the Military 3livision of the
Mississippi that he has received from the Presi
dent of ihe U nited States and from Lieutenant
General Gram., letters conveying thewhigb sense
and »ppm da lion of he campaign just dosed, re
s:;h!n? in tin* capture of Savannah and the de
feat of Hood’s army in Tennessee.
In order that all may understand the import
ance of events, it is proper to revert to the sis na
tii nos affairs in September last. \Ye held At
lanta, a city of little valrte to us, but, .soimpor
i;int to the enemy that Mr. Davi* the head of
ilu: rebellions faction in the Bo tub. virifed the
amiy near J’almetto, and commanded it to re
g:tin it, as well as to ruin and de. troy us by a
series of measures which he thought would "be
effectual. That army by a rapid march gained
our railroad at Big Shanty, and afteivvards abotir
Dalton. We piuvued it. but ii moved so rapidly
that we could not overtake it, and General Hood
led bis army successfully far over towards Mis
sissippi, ii hopes to decoy u-out of Qeorgia.—
But we were not thus to be i- cl way by’him,
and jneferred to lead and control events our
selves. Generals Thomas and Schofield, cona
inauding Departments in our rear, returned to
their posts and prepared to decoy General Ilood
into their meshes, whilst we came on to com-'
ph te the original journey. Wo quietly and de
liberately destroyed Atlanta and ail the railroads
which tiie enemy had used to carry on war
against rev occupied his State Capital, and then
captured his commercial capital, which had been
so strongly fortified from the sea as to defy ap
proach from that quarter, -
Almost .it the moment of our victorious entry
into Savannah, came the welcome and expected
nows that our comrades in Tennessee had also
fulfilled.nobly and well their part, had decoyed
General Hood to Nashville, and then turned on
him, defeating his avtny thoroughly, capturing
nearly all bis .artillery, great numbers of jvrison
ers, and were still pursuing the fragments dowu
into Alabama. So complete a success in milita
ry operations, extending over half a continent,is
ar. achievement that, entitles it. to a place in the
military history of the world. The armies serv
ing in Georgia and Tennessee, as well as the lo
cal garrisons of Decatur, Bridgeport, Chattanoo
ga, and Murfreesboro, are alike entitled to the
common honors, and each regiment may in
scribe on its colors at pleasure the words*“Sa
vannah” or “Nashville.’’
The General-in Chief embraces in the same
general success the operations of the cavalry
column under Generals Stoneman and Bur bridge,
and GiJlem, that, penetrates into South-west Vir
§hiia and paralized the efforts of the enemy to
blurb the peace and safety of East Tennessee.
Instead of being put ou the defensive, we have
at all points assumed the boid offensive, and
completely thwarted the designs of the enemies
of ou? country. Bv order of
Major General W. T. SHERMAN.
L. M. Da ytox ,
Major and Assistant Adjutant General.
7WT KWHPAPET'S, MAGAZINES, STATION
rH ERY, Ao., Ac.
I am prepared to supply N. Y. Newt-papers,
the Savmism] ILm.lv llehalu, Literary Rupert,
Magazines, Book?. Stationery, &c„ at Wholesale
©? Ketftß
B.ANN S. MORRISON,
MW, HeaAP. D,
