Georgia Historic Newspapers

    frenzy and madness. All was rain—fury
ruled the hour —this miserable revolution was
inaugurated. He denounced the organizers
of the secession movement as traitors to con
stitutional liberty, aud laid to their doors the
responsibility ol the widows’ tears and the
orphans' cries. The speaker counseled, now
that rebellion lies prostrated aud the
scorn of the world, wisdom and moderation
to the triumphant authorities. In the words
of the motto of the State of Georgia “Let jus
tice be done, but let it be done with modera
tion.” He had suffered from them person
ally himself, but he would have a great gov
ernment show magnanimity. The speaker
affirmed that the people would have re
seceded before this time if the whole
thing had not collapsed so suddenly. Brown
would have had to swallow his own pill, the
poisoned chalice at his own lips. He gave
the history of the efforts made to that end,
said that violence, falsehood and abuse of au
thority had crushed^ the movement. These
tyrants were now compelled to take
back seats and undergo purgation, the pur
gatory of deprivation Iroin office, the hottest
hell tor them that eoukl be conceived. An
drew Johnson should put a baud in here, and
keep these dangerous men dowu, aud thus
perhaps get along without giving the ballot
to the negroes.
_ speaker closed with a feeling expres
sion of the joy he felt to stand again beneat h
the Star and Stripes, to greet and be met by
Northern men. He hoped tbis was but the
begining of a long season of fraternal feeling
between the wide sections of our great coun
try and commended the purposes of the Geor
gia Union Club, in its great work ot re-estab
lishing the lriendly relations so unhappily
broken off. He hoped we should succeed in
keepfug dowu the leading traitors, but still
guard ourselves from any malignant feeling ;
they were as fellow covntryinen; he felt they
were aud he hoped the Clitb would come to
entertain a similar feeling towards them.
Col. Gaulden was frequently interrupted
with applause, and held the close attention
of the audienoe throughout.
Adoption' of the Resolution*.
At the conclusion of Col. Gaulden’s speech
the resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Col. Fitch was loudly called for, but did
not respond.
The meeting was then adjourned.
'JJNITED STATES
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,
THIRD SERIES,
%
TWO HUNDRED and THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS.
By ant horlty of the Secretary of the Treasury, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the
sale of United States Securities, offers to the public the
third series ol Treasury Notes, bearing seven aDd
Thiee-tenths per cent, interest per annum, known as
the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These notes are issued under date of July 15, 1866,
and are payable three years from that date in curren
cy, or are convertible at the option of the holder into
* U. S. FIVE-TWENTY SIX PER CENT.
GOLD - EARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are alt the Government Jonds,
from State, County, ant/ Municipal taxation, whthadds
from one to three per cent , per annum to their value, ac
cording to the rate levied upon other property. The
interest is payable semi annually by coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any
bank or banker.
The interest at 7.30 per cent, amounts to
One cent per day on a SSO note.
Two cents per day on a SIOO note.
Ten cents per day on a SSOO note.
Twenty cents per day on a SI,OOO note.
One Dollar per day on a $5,000 note..
Notes of all the denominations named will be prompt
ly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely simllai
tn form and privileges to the Seven-Thirties already
sold, except that, the Government reserves to Itself the
option of paying interest in gold coin at 6 per cent., in
stead of C 3-loths in currency. Subscribers will deduct
the interest iu enrrencyupto July 15tb, at the time
when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series of the
Seven-thirties will commence on the Ist of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date.
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interesu
The payment in gold, if made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher r ate.
The return to specie payments, in the event of whica
only will the option to pay the interest in Gold be avail
ed of, would so reduce and equalize prices that pur
chases made with six per cent, in gold would be fully
equal to those made with seven and three-tenths per
cent, in currency! This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now oftered by the Government, and its superior ad
vantages make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OP THE PEOPLE.
Less than $230,000,000 of the Loan authorized by
Congress are now on the market. This amount, at the
rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be subscrib
ed for within sixty days, when the notes will undoubt
edly command a premium, as has uniformly been the
case on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of
the country may be ott'orded facilities for taking the
Loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and
who only are to be responsible for the delivery of the
notei for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent
No. 114 South Third Street Philadelphia.
may26-ISt
(Official.) *
HEADQ-RS. DEPT. OF THE SOUTH,
Hw.ton Head, S. C\, May 27, latio.
General Orders.)
No. 73. /
Paragraph V, General Orders No. 69, current aeries,
nym these Headqiiartera.is hereby modified, to read as
billows:
The fee of the Medical Officer for visiting, examining
and certifying vessels arriving at these Posts, shall be
collected from all vessels except transports owned by
the Government, and Government transports doing
duty exclusively within the limits of*this Department,
auu loreigu vessels of War at the following lates:
From each vessel from a foreign port.. S3O 00
For all others ........ 6 00
1 he money thus collected, will be tui ned over to the
Deartrnent eCtor *° l ' tbe wse ot the H«wp»Ul» of this
By commund of Maj. Gen. Q. A. GILLMOBK.
W. L. M. Bchgeu.
T D Hodoe Assistant Adjutant General.
Capt. 35th U. b. C. ~ Act. Asst. Adjt. Gen.
may?.l-7t
LIST OP LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for in the Savannah Poet Office.
June 1, Persons calling for these letters, will
p.ease say Advertised, and come prepared with the
necessary change, and present a certificate that they
have taken the Oath of Allegiance, or an order from
Post Headquarters.
LADIES’ LIST.
Anderson, Ella A Arahoß, Lina
Anderson, Edward Mrs Allen, Lvdian
Allen, Frances Adams. Martha
B
Beecher, Abbie Byrne*. Mrs James
Battiee, Alice BeefcrJutia
Bowman. Amanda Beattie, Lizzie.
Burke, Aunie 7 Bryant, Lillia
Blessing, Ann Bralky, Margaret
Bell, Ann Banks. Mary A
Brunt, Charlotte Bready, Mrs Patrick
Brown, Cynthia Bannelly, Rebecca
Burke, Caroline Brown, Mrs R
Bray, Charlotte Brown, Sophia
Brailsford, Mrs K Black Mrs. S M
Bnu worth, Ellen Blanchard. Miss S S
Birch, Eliza Brantley, Miss S D
Brooke. Mrs Geo W Burroughs, Mrs V G
Brannum, Hannah Brailsford, Mis Wm 5
Bready, Hannah Brasley. Mary Jane
Beattie, Isabella Burk, Mary
Beauman, Janie Bankston. Mrs M E
Bryan, Jane Beaulard, Mis
Broome, Mrs J as A Bailey, Margaret
C
Congers, Mrs A B Carroll, Mary 2
Cabman, Ann Cunningham, Miss
Cambell, Catharine 2 Oardell, Margaret
Comstock, Carrie Curry, Maggie
Cross, Mrs C Cleary, Mary
Cessar, Charlotte Caseelles, Mary
Crittenden, Miss D Carney, Mary Ann
Cohen, Elizabeth Cosgrove, Mary
Clark, Eliza Cotter, Mary Ann
Cavanaugh, Emily M Cohen, Mrs Moses
Chenault, Elizabeth Caserby, Mary
Clark, Harriet . Carroll, Mary
Cohen, Henrietta Carney, Mary
Cohen. Jessie O 6 Cusick, Rosey
Carter, Isabella Coolege, Rachel
Caffares, Jane Codey, 3 J
Collins, Isabella Cleary, Susannah
Christie, Julia M Catherwood, Mrs 8 C
Cessar, Louisa W Cole, Susannah M
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Dickerson, Caroline Dilion, Kate E
Doyle, Ellen 2 Daley, Mary J
Dillon. Ellen Davidson, Mary Ann
Dillon, Elizabeth • Dwire, Mary
Dasher, Emily W Dunn, Mary A
Downey, Mrs John Denslow, Margaret 7
Downs, Jnhannah Decker, Mrs R E
Dillon, Kate C Darling, Sarah
E
Elkins, Fannie Erwin, Sarah
Elarbee, Miss G A Evely, Theodocia
F
Furpond, Ann Fielder, Mrs
Floyd, Celia Freeman, Mary
Ferd, Ella Folio, M
Farrell, Helen Furguson, Mary A 2
Franklin, Miss II Fora, argaret
Fleming, Jane Flynn, Mary
Fleetwood, Laura C 4 Fisher, Mary
Flanders, Mary Fulton, Rebecca D
O
Gallagher, Mis A F Gibbs. Diana
Gage, Ann Gordon, Hattie
Gill, Amanda 3 Geareau, Johannah
Goodwin, Ann Grate, Jane M
Gibbons, Betsey Glader, Louise
Guerard, Mrs E B 2 Gay, Mary
Grant, Eliza Aun Goldsmith, Mary A
George, FrancisO Graham, Marietta
Greene, Fanny Gibbons Polly
Griffin, Mrs Gould, Rose
Gordon, Lizzie W Gatewood. Susan
Gray, Mrs Gladding, Wm H
Guerard, Gordon Gladding, Busan
H
Holland, Amanda Huguniu, Laura 2
Hannah, B Ann Harbert, Leonore
Hearn, Bridget Hutchesen, Maggie E
Higgrins, Ellen Holmes, Mary
Harden, Ellen S Harrigan, Maggie
Hann, Emma J Hicks, Mary B
Hendal, Ellen Hall, Mary
Herb, Eliza M Hines, Mary E 2
Hartigan, Eliza Harbus, Mary E
Heilman, Miss Haney, Martha
Holden, Miss Hatfield, Margaret J
Hilton, Jemhnah R 2 Herdin, Mary
Henderson. Jane Harness, Mrs Octavia
Hardee, Isabella Hardy, Rebecca
Hopkins, Mrs. John D Hawkins, SnsaD A
Howard, Josephine Hood, Sarah J 2
Hoffer, Julia 2 Harrey, Sophia
Hosniker, Kate Hopkins, S II
Handel, Lncy Hemmings. Virginia
Hollis, Louisa
I J
Jelend, Ann • Judd, L A
Jenkins, Catharine Jackson, Lena
Jordon, Delia Jackson, Sophia
Johnson, Emma Johnson, Sophia
Irwin, Georgia F Jones, Mrs M E A 4
Jones, Kate
K
Keiffer, Miss A V Kothe, Maria
Kearney, Bettey Kent, Mehaley
King, Cornelia Kinnevey, Mary Ann
Kraft, Elizabeth Kelley, Mollie A T
Kinsman, L A King, Mrs Wm L
Kelley, Laura 2
Lue, A B - Littlefield, Mrs E J
Lyon, Anna D Lynch, Honora
Love, Annie Louie, Grace
Lee, Catharine Lazarus, Mrs Joseph
Lama, Mrs CAL Lord, Jane
Lampie, Mrs Christian Lawrence, Susan
Lee, Elizabeth
M
Meany, Ann Middleton, Mrs Mott
McFarland, Almira Meany, Margaret
McDonald, Anna McDonol. Mary A
Muller, Catherine Mathet, Mary
Mack, Eva McMahon, Mary
Morrison, Elizabeth McClennan, Mary M
Minis, Fannie Morris, Murtha
McGrit, Grace Marshal!, Mary
Monroe, Hulaa Mitchelson, Mary
Meany, Honorah Mayer, Mary A
Maurice, Harriet Murrell, N
Malpher, Hattie McGlashen, Mrs Peter
Malone, Julia Mann, Rosa 2
McClosky, Julia McLeod, R II
Morrill, Mrs J I) Melvaney, Sarah H
Morrison, James J McGrath, Mrs Thos
Marshall, Julia ' Mason, Talleuiap
Morrell, Lucy Magruder. Victoria
Maiden, Martha J Morrison, Claude
N
Nixon, Enneb Natal, Jane Ann
Noble, Ellen Nesbit, Louisa
Nesler, Mrs E Neavitt, Maria
Nasen, Hannah
O
O'Bryan. Mrs B A O’Brine, Mary
Oats, Bridget O’Donohue, Mary
Osgood, Mrs C R Overstreet, Mrs
O'Connor, Mrs Luke O'Donnell, Mrs Owen
P
Palmer, Mrs C L Price, Moliie
Postell, Euphcmia Plunkett, Margaret
Penovey, Eliza A Peuniman, Mgs
Pollard, Flora Peck, Rachel
Polley, Flora Perkins, Rose
Prendergast, Mrs J C 2 Patrick, Rosa
Porter, Miss J W Procktor, Susan
Pennyworth, Lizzie Parker, Mrs R S
Pentigass, Mary Pricket, Tisa
Perry. Mary E Peck. Mrs Theodore 3
Porter, M A Proctor, Henry
Q,
Quinn, Catherine Quint, Mrs C C
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Reiley, Eilen Ruse, Laura
Rotlift, Elizaoeth Ragan, Martha
Rawsen. Mrs fi J Rotehe, Maria
Ross, Elsie Kinghill, Ruth
Richardson, Mrs E B Roberts, Rachael a
Rogers, Hetty Ronerz, Rachael
Robinson, Josephine A Ryan, Mrs Wm
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Shedin, Catharine Shaw, Mary E
Smith, Ann Shelton, Mary
Stone, Mrs C Sheedy, Mary
Smith, Charlotte Scndder, Mary
Sanroos, Harriet Scnbrer, Miss
Stradts, Mrs G B Schneider, Mary E
f'chneider, Josephine Surfth, Mrs R W
Sullivan. Mrs John A Sheedy, Sallie
Smith, Louisa Stanberry, Sallie
Smith, Lizzie 2 Stillivai, Sarah
Steward, Mary J Spieldock, Sarah
Sheftall, Moliie W M Stephen*, Selah S
Sevette, Maggie Styles. Mr* Wm 2
Stephens, Mary
T
Tynac, Ann Thorpe, Lizzie J
Thompson. Eiizr Townsend, Margaret
Thomas Thompson, MolTle
Tyman. Mis John S Tapper, Mary
Taylor, Mrs John C Treanor, Sarah
Thompson, Lei Uriah Turner, Miss S M
Trial, Misti Timmons, Susan W
C J
rimer. Mr Ulmin A
Ulmer, B F
Vonglahn, C*« rlotte 3 Vanjeriere. Henrietta A 2
Vuhlman, Emelia
Wood, Ann Wa®v, Mary J
Whilihan, Br idget S WelfL Mary
Weltch, Cath arlne WatW, Maria
Williamson, Mrs DA 2 Waif. Mary A
Worthington, Eliza 2 Wefo%4Karv
Walker, Eliza WrtiMfeoti. Marion V
Wilson, Mrs E G WalA, Margaret
Wayne, Eliza WhlKr, Margaret
Waller, Frances \\ii% Mis M ,1
Wertkin, Francis WaUK Rachael
Waring, MrsG W Winner, Rose
Williams, Mrs Henry WilbA*. MrsS
Worne, Harries Wasmigion. Mrs S 2
Wade, Mrs James A War! Selena
Wilson, Julia P Wrig Susan
Williams. Louisa Whit unb, Sarah
Wright, Lizzie Willii as, Sarah J
Williams, L ~
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Young, Maria Yonn, Mrs M E
Young, Margaret
GENTLEMEN’S .IST,
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Abrams, Messrs A Cos AJanl, G W
Ash. C H Auk 14Geo
Ailuron, Ohas Audit Tuney
Allgood, Daul AlleuAVm
Allen, G A „ J
B j
Barley, Alouzo B Ureazuu, John 2
Hushart, A Brant Iff, J S
Bennett, Alfred BruyniJ (J
Brace, A N Butler,J M
Boyles, A L Bluntly, I. D
Brower, Chas 2 Blawefi John
Brennan, Clarence W Bentlej .fames
Bradwell, Chas Beuuez, J K
Blanche, Chas BiirnsHa, Jas C
Backley Chas Brans,lsrael
Bryan, lleWitt 2 Barrett, John
Blaw, Edward BenedMMames
Bouleman, E M Holey, If
Bates, Erastus N Beytagi, Martin
Burnside, Elms Breen,Mark
Barden, Fred Backus', M M J
Barker, F B A Oo Broderrk. M
Brown, Geo H 2 Brady,Patrick 2
Bustard, Henry tiuljer.Paiil J
Bushier. H BaitheHnue9, K M
Barnard.’Jas M 3 Berlin,Ralph
Bell, J C Bevtag), Robert
Buich, John B Batfosd Robert
Burch, R T Bostocl, Thomas
Brown, Richard Beneditt, Thomas E
Brown, Robert t Butler,*! E
Brown, RE ’ Bel din, niu
Brockiugton, Sami A Buntly. W M
Boon, S A Barbout Wm
Branch, 3 W Bonian,|V D W 2
Brennan, Thomas
Chase, Alonzo F Cribbaii, John
Cordes, A Clark, J W
Coyle, Barnard Collins, I P
Cutone, Bar toil* Conn slat J V
Coiby, Chas L 2 Catviit, JII
Coin, DABro 2 Cavaaeaugh, J 2
Caruer, D C ' Connaly, Joseph
Clarke, CB C essaf, John U
Cusick, Dennis Conedon, J P 2
Crooker, David Churchman, John
Cleary, Dennis Castiq John
Canterberry, E B COfilpon, Joseph
Chandler, Edward A Oronlk, J
Crowan, Ed M Ounnfagham, J
Cohen, C Casey, James L
Champion, F Curry, John
Clarend, Rev F P Cass, John
Collins, Geo N Ciawford, John
Cotter, Garrett Coildington, J M
Cuyler, Geo A Ca ey, James F
Campbell, George Cosgrove, John
Conn. George Carol*/!, Michael
Christian, H R Coffin u, Moses
Cleary, Michael Owned, R C 2
Cuyler, Nelson A HP Catherwood. Sami C
Cavaneaugh, Patrick Curn. Thomas
Constantin’, PL Clotty,Thomas J
Creaghan, P J Chalflnch, Thomas
Cady. Patrick Clarke, William J
Cuyler. R H Conway, William
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Dashpr, BW Detey, Mort is
Delany, Daniel ffidey, Michael
Davis, E Q Duggan, Martin
Danenfelsher, £ - Dawson, M
Dupree, Elliott Drake, P K
Daniel, K • Deliarty', Peter
DeLisle, George Donnell, O’Patrick
Doyle, II Davenport, Scipio
Dougherty, John 2 Dixon, S D
Downey, J M Davidson, William
Dtyle, John Davis, W E
DsFord. J K Doner, William
Dougherty, J M
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Egan. Daniel Elkius, J J f
Ellis, E R tgerns, Nicholas
Elkhoru, Mr Elliott, Kt Rev 3 2
Linen, Joseph
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Freese, Adam Fi»zgerald,J F
Ferry, Andrew Fleming, P J
Frierson A Butler Ford, Martin
Frick, C C Fleetwood, Wm 2
Franke, Fred Fuller, Wm L 3
Fulton, Gasper J Flinn, Wm G
Freeborn, James* Fowler, Wm
Flemmiug,JJ Ferriby. Wm
Finlayson, John Farrell, W II
Forthau. John Fullerton, Murphy
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Gibbs. Allen S Green, John W
Galen, B G Glover, Joseph
Gilliard, Cooper Graw, J E
Godfrey, D Grubbs, James
Greenfield, D Gordon, John
Gibbs, Clayton Grant. Josiah
Green, Ed Greenwald, Lewis
Greffken, E Garretty, Patrick
Gae, Frank Green, Patrick
Godfey, Rev Mr Go-dwin, Kulfin
Gibson, Geo Gleason, 3 W
Gibbon, Geo Gitt, Tlios W
Gallandit, James Gumon, Thos
Gillen, John Goodwin, WmT
Green, John Uatpin, Wm
Gretlkeo. James Gordon, Wm H
Gilbert, Jos Grady, Win
Good blood, Joa Uanneue, W C
Gleasou, Ja* God, Lima K
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Holcomb Sc Johnson 2 Ilethridge, Mr
Hope, Albert Hart, if C 2
Hudson, A Hicks, H G
Hartridge, AS 3 Hengtr. H
Utiusiua, C 3 Hunman. John
Henry. Ckaa Hogan. John
Haas, C Harn, John W
Hopkins. C H Howard, J
Hirsch. David Hayes, Jehu E
Henderson, KF Harper, Janies 2
lleudy, E II Heuloiig. Isaac
Hopkins, ICdward Hots, J D
Hnyle r. Geo B ilanloiig, John
Hardcastlo, Geo W Howell, John B
Hudson, Geo A Higgins, John
Harrison, G P HucKins. Joseph '
Ueddrick. G W Hooker, James H
Hardee. Gen W J Hulloran, John
Hiucher. Geo 2 Haunirnt. Lafayette
Har iliug. Geo S Hirschberg, L
Hollenbuck, G U Hohenstieu, L
Hendry, G N Henderson, MY 2
Heims, H Huglian, Martin
Heuderson, J Hamilton, Thoe
Hinklev, Ora K Handley, V 9
Holt, Richard Humin, Wm
Hasard, Honney Hussey, Wu
Hetrick, Stephen Howe, Win D
Holms,* Ttiom&s 0 Hart, Wm .
Hickey, Thomas Higgins, Walter
Holcomb, Thos 2 Henwood. A K
Hearn, Thos F Holcomb, B F
Heagney, James Haupt, James L
Hanck, John
J
Jackson, Anthony Johnson- Jerry
Jones, C C Jones, Robert
Jordan A Foote Joyce, Timothy
Jackson Sc Jones
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King, Barrington Kelly, James
Kinchin, Clinton Kein, John II 4
Harms, Darby Karaneangh, John
King, K W Kennedy, John
Keiupton, E 9 Kearuey, Michael 2
Knapp, Edward Kelly, Michael 3
Keeleu, Frank Kreby, Michael
Keefer, John K.rby, Wili am
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I.awshie, Aaron Loftus, James
Levy, A D Ledman, John L
Landstreet, A C Leacy, John
Lenger, Caspar Lyon, Levi D
Leslie, C C r< Lee, Morris*
Lassen, Cyrus B Lark, Peter
Lathrop, Dwight Leacy, Tstsr;
Lewis, Geo W Larcomb, R J
Lange Henrick Laffiteau, S M 2
Love, H Lacy, Walter
Lawrence, John Lawton, WB
Lynch. James 2 Lester, Wm H
Lopez, John H Lewis. F C
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Murkeus. A McKenzie, J J
Msrey, Dny A C> McNett, John
Meudlieim, B 2 Miller, J {I
Middleton, Chas E Morgan, J C
McDowell. D P Mick. Jetpini.ih
Maiden, Elijah Merrison, John
Merriman, K 3 McKennan, John
Mason, K K 3 Maddox, Jam s
Molina, Frank McQan, John K
Me Rea A Finegan Mallow,.) D
Mvrell, F M Maguire, Luke
MeCulfrey, Felix Morrell, Mingo
Marshall, F McCarthy, M D
McAllister, F P Mooney, MD
McNtckla, Frank Muller, Martin
Mumtori, Fredeuck Moore, Oxssemons
Middleton, Fuimau Moore, Neel
Mitchell, Henry 2 McGarretty, Patrick
Muller, II Miller A Paramour
McAvoy, Hugh 2 Malone. Patrick
Metdrum. James * McHugh, K .bert
Marshall, Joseph 2 Miller,' Richard D
McMahon, John * Merritt, S
McClenaliau. Thomas* McCorniach, W
Murry, Thos W 2 Malphrus, W B
Meath, Thomas MeCauly, Wm ,f
McGrath. Thomas McCulloch, Hugh
Moore, IV B Marsh, E W
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NoMoy, BU Nicholson, John
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O'Sullivan, John J O’Byrne, Richard
uhl, Joseph O'Connor, T
O'Douohoe, Patrick Owens, John A
O’Connor, Patrick
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Porter, Albert 2 Potner, Joseph
Parsons A Brigham Patterson, James t
Prendesgast, C C V Piendergast, James
Peck, Ca T Perdne, L W
•Paiue, Ed Pitts, Madison
Parmer, Ed Preuty, Patrick
Pettus, Ed Pease, P H
Peterson, Gao Porter, MaJ
Peaty, Geo Phillips, 8 F
Pol ter, Geo W Proctor, Sylvester
Philllpps, Henry Prior. Thomas
Peters, Joseph .Palmer A Webster
Pinteli, J 3 2 Park, W T
Guinn, Wm Quinn, Michael
Quinlan, Wm Quinn, M
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Reppard, Aaron Rugg, Horace P
Robertson, Alex Relly, James
Rogers, C D Russell, Janies
Richardson, Kd F Rogers, J 8
Rhodes, Edwin 2 Rutherford, 1 A W
Robinson, E Ray, James
Rawson, E J Rearden, John
Richardson, Ed Rogers, John S
Remshnrt A Gaut, Roach, Michael
Kappold, Geo Ryan, Patrick
Rice, Geo B Rawlins, Robt
Race, Nelson Read, Robt. B
Ripley, H G Reilly, Timothy-
Rising, Heury Rollins, Wm
Rising, H C 2 Robinson, Wm H
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Seigel, A Shepherd, J B
Sisley, A 8 ilfivan, John
Steil, Aloys Shields, James
Stolb.and, A Shippey. J W
Siegel, Abraham Stokes, Joseph
Storre, Chas Stnrtevanl, J C
Starrley, Chas Hullivau, Jos
Stebbius, Calvin 2 Skilton, Jas A
Schwartz, Chas Snider, J J
Shea. Chas W Smith, John H
Samon, D E Stokes, James G
Scranton, D T 2 Schwenek, John
Smith, D 8 Sanger A Morris,
Htrumfeis, E Von Scranton A Johnson 2
Sutton, E B Spieldock, L
Silva, E A Sweeney, M T
Swain. E C Smart, Madison
Seary, Edw Sanford, O 8.
Sloat, Frank Sweatuam, P P
Sandvise, Ft auk Sullivan, P
Shepard, H Schweuzer, Richard 2
Saxton, Hugh Stone, Dr
Sconyers, J B Savannah Bank.
Schaffer, John A 2 Shelly, S C
Shepherd, James Shea, ThoaW
Spann, John M Schaffer, Uriah
Snuttnall, Jacob Smith, WmT
Soli, Jos Snider, Wm H
Stark, J H N Ste i ette, W B
Silvc, J S Stephens, W II
Saville, JohnG Sharp, Wm
Savalle. John G Spencer, W H
Solomon, Jacob Starks, R O
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Treadway, D W Tormer, LB 2
Taylor, Ed Tebeati, I, C
Turner, Elek Tebeati A Pinaer,
Triay, F Tatem, It H
Thompson, Jas G Tilman, Smart
Townsend, JP Thorna*,OilverA Douglass, 3
Tingle. J W Turner, Wm H U
Tinner, John L Tubian, Mr
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Vonglahn; Hem ich Valentine, Thos
Verderey, Mr
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Waldron, A 2 Winslow, J H
Walter, August Wheaton, J F
Whitfield, A Wright, J
Wilkins, A Waring A King,
Williams, C A Williams, N H
Wilcox, C P Wildner, Michael
Wragg, Dr Wethas, M
Walters David Wilman. M M
Wilson,David Wall, 08 B 3
Wadley, Dole Wbealon, Rev P
Wade, EC 2 Williams, Robt
Wylley, Geo W 2 Willis., Robert 2-
Wlllet, G M 3 Whitehead, T P
Watts, Geo Walsh, Stephen
Whiting, H A Winkler, Van R
Watts, JG 4 Wilson, Z A
Williams, John II Wilbur, Wm L
Wilson, J W Williams, Wm C
Williard, J II 3
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Yeomans, David Zike, Alex
Yokum. Jas J Zimmerman, John
A. L. HARRIS,
Special Agent P. O, D
HEADQUARTERS U. S, FORCES,
Hli.ton Head, St. Helena,
Dacfuskie ani> Bull’s Islands,
Hilton Head, 8. C., May 28,1865.
General Ohdfes, )
No. 21. )
I. Captain James W. Graham, bth Conn. Yet. Vole.,
is hereby announced as Provost Marshal of this Post,
and will be obeyed and respected accordingly, Capt.
Graham will receipt to Capt. John Rich, 144 N. Y.
Vols., Provost Marshal of Port Royal District, for all
government property pertaining to the Post Provost
Marshal’s Office. «
By order of Bt. Brig. Gen. M. S. LITTLEFIELD,
CHAS. C. SIVER,
Capt. 141 N. Y. Vols,, A. A. A. Gen.
(Official)
C. Silva, Capt, and A. A. D. C.
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IIEADQ’RS., DEPT. OF THE SOUTH;
Hilton Head, a. C„ May 27, 1865.
General Order, l
No. 74. f
So much of Paragraph 11, of General Order No. 137,
series of 1865, from these Headquarters, as designates
tlie troops in the former District of Beaufort as the
Second Separate Brigade, and those in the former Dis
trict of Hilton Head as the Third Separate Brigade, is
hereby revoked, and hereafter the troops in the Dis
trict of Port Royal will be designated as the Second
Separate Brigade, this District Command being com
posed of mixed troops equivalent to a Brigade.
By command of Maj. Gen. Q. A, GILLMORE.
W. L. M. Bcrock,
Assistant Adjutant General.
T. D. Hodges,
Capt. 36th V. S. C. TANARUS., Act. Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
MERCHANTS’ ROW,
HILTON HEADr S. C.,
—AND—
corner brtan street and market square,
SAVANNAH, QA.
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J^OSIN.
100 barrels wanted, for which cash will be paid at
j. McMahon’3,
Comer of Jefferson and Broughton Streets.
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JMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
WINES AMD LIQUORS,
A T WHO I. KBAI. V. , IIU FAMILY £•*,
AT 29? BAT STREET. •
ISRAEL R. SEALY A CO.
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REMOVAL.
City Store, No. 2, ntider the Jliperintendence of Mr.
Geo. W. Davis, has been removed to the fourth door
west of Barnard Street, on the Bay, where they are
receiving a fresh assortment of Groceries per steamers
from New York, and which will be disposed of at re
duced prices. Entrance door on Bay Street.
JOHN L. VILLALONGA,
junel 2 Chairman Committee.
A MURDOCK*
AGENTS pea ISRAEL B. SEALY,
Wholesale Dealers In
ALES, WINES anoIMPORTED LIQUORS,
Os all Kinds and Qualities.
No. 5, M E R C H A N T 8 • ROW,
Hilton Head, 8. C
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FOR SALE.
150,000 feet assorted
WHITE PINE BOARDS;
PLANKS, tongned and grooved;
SCANTLING.
AIso—DOORS, WINDOW SASHES. PICKETS for
Fencing and Shingles.
Apply to
HENRY JOHNSON,
jnnel-lw Fernandina, Fla.
AND CIDESL
Hammer's < 'hampagne ALE, in bids;
CIDER, in cases;
At low prices, to close shipment, bv
jitnel-3 HILTON A RANDELL.
Q’HOES.
Ladies', Misses’ and Children's, all stvles;
Men’s Calf and Congress Gaiters;
At lowest prices, to close invoices, by
, . HILTON A RANDELL,
junel -3 193 Bay st., near Barnard.
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HEADQ’RS. DEPT. OF THE SOUTH.
Hilton Head, S. C., May 25, 1366.
Gbhbbai. Orders, 1
No. 70. J
The following General Order from the War Depart
ment, Is hereby published for the information of this
command:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Adjutant General's Office,
Washington, April 28, 1805,
General Orders)
No. 70. f
For reducing expenses of the Military Establishment.
Ordered :
I. That the Chiefs of the respective Bnreanx of thQ
Department proceed, Immediately, to reduce the ex
penses of their respective departments to what is ab
solutely necessary, in view of an immediate reduction
of the forces in the field and garrison, and the speedy
termination of hostilities, and that they severally make
out statements of the redactions tbay deem practica
ble.
11. That the Quartermaster General discharge all
mieau transports not required to bring home troops In
remote Departments. All river and Inland transpor
tation will be discharged, except that required for ne
cessary supplies to troops in the field, Purchases of
horses, mules, wagons, and other land transportation
will be stopped; also purchases of forage except what
is required for immediate consumption. All purchases
for railroad construction and transportation will also
be stopped.
111. That the Commissary General of Subsistence
stop the purchase of supplies in his Department, ex
cept. for such as may, with what is on hand, be requir
ed for the forces in the field, to the first of June next.
IV. That the Chief 6f Ordnance stop all purchases of
arms, ammunition and materials therefor, and reduce
the manulacturing of arms and ordnance stores, In
Government arsenals, us rapidly ns can be done with
out injury to the service,
V. That the Chief of Engineers slopwork on all
field fortifications and other works, except those for
which specific appropriations have been made by Con
gress, for completion, or that may be required lor the
proper protection of worn in progress.
VI. That all volunteer soldiers (patients; in hospi
tals, except Veteran Volunteers, Veterans of the lit
Army Corps, (Hancock’s; and enlisted men of the Vet
eran Reserve Corps, who require no further medical
treatment, be honorably discharged fiom service, with
immediate payment.
All officers aud enlisted men, who have been prison
ers of war, and now on furlough, or at the parole
camps, and all recruits in rendezvous, except those for
the Regular Army, and the Ist Army Corps (Hancock’s;
will likewise be honorably discharged.
Officers, whose duty it is, under the regulations of the
service, to make out rolls, and other final papers, con
nected with the discharge ar.d payment ol soldiers, are
directed to make them ont without delay, so that this
order may be carried into effect immediately. Com
inanding Generals of Armies and Departments will
look to the prompt execution of this work.
VII. The Adjutant General of the Army will cause
immediate returns to be made by all Commanders in
the field, garrison, detachments and posts of their re
spective forces, with a view to their immediate reduc
tion.
VIII. The Quartermaster’s, Subsistence, Ordnance,
Engineer, and Provost Marshal General’s Departments
will reduce the number of clerks and employees, to
that absolutely required for closing the bnsiness of
their respective Departments, and will, withont delay,
report to the Secretary of War the number required,
ol each class or grade.
The Surgeon General will make similar reductions
of medical officers, nurses, and attendants in his Bu
reau.
IX. The chiefs of the respective Bureaux will imme
diately cause property returns to be made out of the
public property in their charge, and a statement of the
property in each that may he sold, upon advertisement
aud public sale, without prejudice to the service.
X. The Commissary Os prisoners will have rolls made
out of the same, residence, time and place of capture
and occupation of all prisoners of war, who will take
the oath of allegiance to the United States, to the end
that such as are disposed to become good aud loyal
citizens of the United States, and who are proper ob
jects of Executive clemency, may be released upon the
terms that to the President shall seem fit and consist
ent with the public safety.
By order of the Secretary of War:
W. A. NICHOLS,
Assist. Adj’t. General.
By command ot Major-General Q. A GILLMORE
W. L. M. Burgee, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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J^OTICE.
The Highest Cash Prices paid for all kinds of Rags,
Rope, Waste Paper, Iron and Metals, Bottles, Wool
Hides, Ac., Ac., at the Forest City Mills.
U t „ „„ D. OLIVER
Savannah, May 26.
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OFFICE OF HEALTH OFFICER,
„ „ Savannah, Ga„ May 23, 1865.
Circular No. I.
The Vaccination Offices, corner President and Price
streets, and Montgomery, near Joues, are, from this
date discontinued, ami the Vaccination Office for the
City will, in future, be N. W. cor, Hull and Whitaker
streets. All persons not vaccinated within six months
past, wifi apply without delay to said office Vaccina
tion hours between 8 and . M., and 3 and 5, P. M ,
daily. (Sundays excepted}’
A. P. DALRiMPLE,
may24-7t Surg, N. S V.. Health Officer,
tJiHE NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
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uperior to all others. *
Don’t fail to read the advertisement In the Savannah
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morning. edexMJmo maril
XTKWS-DEALERb AND OTHERS DESIRING 'The
Savannah Dailt Hkald at Wholsale are re
qu to eond in their order* ** early in advance a*
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