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SAVANNAH’ DAILY REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 1. 1865. POETRY A HIT AT THE Tint KM* Wo find tho followinK poetical hit at tlio liinoa, in thu Now Orleans Truo Delta, which wo liaro l»ocn roqnostril to copy. The True Delta in publishing it remarks: " We may add that i lie hits do not apply to all, of course; hut ‘let those whom tho shoe tit**, wear it.' ” THE SOU IHKHN (URL. A NKW VKUSIOJt—TO SPIT IIIK TlMI'.S. <'h ics*, 1 am a Southern gill Ami glory in tho name. And hoast it with a greater pride Than glitt'ring wealth or fame; But though the Yankee’s hated ling O’er yonder building tlare, Our great distress we plead to them, And draw our rations there. Hurrah! hurrah! For the sunny South wo’ll work, But while for Southerns beat our hearts, We’ll live on Yankee |mrk. Tis hard to play such double part 1’nlndy-likc ’tin too, But then it shows what Southern girls For Southern lights will do. We've sent the bravest of our land To battle with the foe, To In tier help this tattered band We take the oath, you know. Hurrah! hurrah! For all that helps the cause ; Hurrah then for that horrid oath Which guarantees a pass. 4 The Southern land's a glorious land And lier’s a glorious aim, So what by lighting wc can’t win, By treachery we ll gain. We've sent our sweethearts to the war, But, dear girls, never mind, If you are sharp to play your part, A Yankee beau you'll find. Hurrah! hurrah! Dear Southern girls for you Who have one beau in rebel grey, And one in Yankee blue. The soldier lad's the lad for me, A brave heart I adoie, And, when this cruel work is done. And fighting is no more, I'll choose me then a lover brave From out that gallant band : The soldier lad l love the best Shall have my heart and hand. Hurrah! hurrah! Dear Southern girls for you ! Who have one boy in rebel grev And one in Yankee blue. And now, young man. a word to you, ll you would win the fair, Come to the Provost Marshal here And to the Union swear: i ild Andy’s proclamation's out, And clearly men noth this: You need the “oath of amnesty" To grant you wedded ML?. Hurrah! hurrah! For the Southern land so dear. We ll take the “out// To make our titi.es clear. [.Wi//i; (,'■" /Viv. The Kbckiit? and Taxes of Pri’.i.io A.\n >i;- MKNTs.—From the Internal Revenue Recorder, of June It. we select the following : From the first day of July to the .'loth day of April last, the Hevcn principal theatres and the Academy of Music in this city, received for dramatic performances. £1.0."id,o;)i>, and paid tax on the same to the amount of $21,01)0. The largest sum paid bv any theatre for tux during the period above named was that paid by Nildo's Garden, amounting to £4, 778 UJ. The smallest sum paid by any theatre between tho foregoing dates, was that paid by the Old IDwery Theatre, amounting to £l,lfilol. The socoml largest tax was that paid by the Academy of Music, amounting to £;»,”20. The ‘•cond smallest tax was paid by the New Bmv- erv Theatre, and amounted to £1,M7 •’*»>. The third largest tax was paid by Wallack's Thea tre, and amounted to the sum of £2,788 41. The third smallest tax was paid by the Broad* way Theatic, amounting to £2,271 .’>1!. The French Theatre from October to February, paid a tax of £1',' 7 4s. The three Negro Minstrelsy Exhibitions paid tax to tho amount of £2,140 21. Bryant’s paid '.be largest tax, amounting from Sept cm- her 1. to April JO, to ■•"*!'!»;>. Wood's establish ment paid the next largest, amounting to £72.x Di. Campbell’s and Ilooley's Troupe paid tax to the amount of £71!' 0*. From October 1 to March the Hippo* ihcatron, in Fourteenth street, paid tax amount ing to £1.510 71 «>n their ccpio-triau and other performances. The American Theatre, No. 111 Broadway, paid a tax of £774 2.0 on their receipts from July to April. The German Theatre paid from September to April, tax to the amount of £1,1152. In addition to the foregoing amounts of tax « \id by places of amusement between July 1 ad April 1, wc may mention Barnum's Mu seum. the taxes on the gross receipts of which reach the hiuh figure of $5,178 Oh. Independent ot the sums enumerated above, a large amount of tax is paid annually in this city by the proprietors of miscellaneous exhi bitions, making a total of not less than £3u,- 000, annually, paid into the Treasury from the single source u.‘ public amusements in the metropolis ulone.—A. Y. Cum. .!</<•. JJow J'akisian La dibs Dkbbs.—Tho Baris correspondent of tho London Telegraph writes: — With racing in Paris dress is nearly connected ro 1 may tell you that lfcst Thursday, I raw one bonnet, which, J am sure, must he the extreme <d the present fashion. I am not “handy with my pen" in describing feinalo costume, but this I can describe. Mdmc. do /. ’a bonnet con sisted of two onces of gold hoaten into a band, and four square inches of black lace, tho whole to conclmic with a gold button, which fastened one end of tho luce over dm othor. Just then came by the Murquia do T , tho greatest Anglo-1 maniac in France. "Marquis, JiT you ever sm nothing''" “Nothing, iny g*fod boy—how soe nothing.' 1 “Then come and look atoneofyoui country woman’s bonnets.” Ho camo and saw, and said, "Bah ! there French women !” They dro»» very well, though, “these Fronch women, 1 when they do not ina-qucradc. Mudauio (J- Princess M , and Madame B , are worth Coming over to tho “Grand Brix” to see, and then you tr.ay go bar k the winner. One of tho specta cles of tl.e Baris race course is the carriage of a lady commonly known as tho “queen of Mada gascar.” She has more gold, powder, embroid ery, cockades on her servants, more harness on her horse*, and more arms and colors on her carriage than I believed human intellect could compass; soil within the carringo siis (naturally; the owner dressed! “.-lie Is a thing all life, *1) light, which seen becomes a port of sight," and if not exactly a “morning star of memory,’' Mdtno. M— d’A - - is certainly a very striking instance of how many fine clothes one lady can wear, and in wliat a “proud barouche” she may bo conveyed. A Great FuinII)' l.ifurury I’tipcr. Wo dutiire to call tho attention of our rouedn to the adcerti'cinont of the Now York Weekly, which will he found elsewhere. Tho paper named is, beyond question, ono of tho vory best papers published I ti matter is entirely original, and • •onGsts of first class HT"RIE.S, SKETCHES, I’OE.MS, and varied departments: and wlillo the stories selected for publication are invariably ex citing and deeply intereating, they are at the name time free from that unhealthy excitement which generally marks tho newspaper literature of the day, and full of sound morality It will he soon by the advertisment that two new serials are just commenced, entitled, “t'tven tho Convict; or, The Heart's Devotion," and " Tho Cuban Heiress, or, Old llopsihuh's Set rot.” flennritl Grant. Baii. June 544.—General Grunt ih re ceiving at thu Union Leugue rooms the me nbera and their (ainiheri this morning. The building ia decorated with hunting and llagi. The Satterlee Hospital hand ia in attendance. 00 TO IVKS* FOR YOUR HOSIERY. (1IICHI.AR. Oith i: Oiiikb Medical Oiturii, I Diatviot of Savannah, Juno IB, 18(15. J Whon enlisted men ill this District tiro 111 subjects for Ui sell urge from service, the Meilieul Oftlccr of the Regiment to which the iniui belongs, w ill bring the man before the Meilieul Examining Hoard,now in session in Savannah, (hi., with tlm discharge papers properly made out. The recommendation of this Hoard is ne cessary in all eases for discharge of en listed men from servieo. JOHN TRENT>11. Jit., Surgeon of Yols., Chief Med. Ollieer Dis. of Savannah. IIKADQ’KS POST OF SAVANNAH, 1 Savvnnvii, June 13th, WhY | On and after this date, articles in the Public Market ot this city will be sold at such prices us are hereinafter specified. Persona violating this rule will bo reported to this office, and dealt with as the military law directs. By command of IH. Bug. Goa. WOODFORD. Edward G. Dikk, Ass't Adj't General and Bust Treasurer. Ducks, per pair .$2 00 Turkeys, each 2 00 to 2 fit) Uee.-c, per pair 2 50 Fowls, per pair 1 UO to 1 50 Spring UhicKoas, per pair 00 cents. Hull Grown Fowls, per pair 7ft “ Beef, fresh, best cut, per pound... 20 “ Beef, Ireah, second cut, per pound., lft “ Fork, fresh, per pouud 2ft “ Eggs, per dozen 50 “ Buss, largo size, ouch, per pound... 15 “ Bass, small size, each, per pound. lft “ Dium, per pound lft “ Grubs, each :i “ Shrimp, per quart 20 “ Whiting, per buuch of 5 0.. '40 “ Sbeephoad, per pouud 20 “ Suckers, per bunch of 6 25 “ Cattish, per pound 10 “ Perch, per bunch of 5 (largo size)... 40 “ Beans, simp, per quurt 10 “ Mutton, per lb 20 “ Veal, per pound 2ft “ Country Dried Beef, per pound lft “ Liver, per pound 20 “ Terrapins, per pair ;;o •• Mullets, per bunch (large size) 40 “ “ “ “ (small size; 25 “ Sturgeon, per pound 7 “ Trout, tsalt water.l per pound lft “ “ firesh water,) per pound lft “ Bum. per buuch of 5 40 “ Black berries, per quart lft •• Whortleberries, per quart is “ Swiet Potatoes, per bushel 1 00 Green Peas, per peek So “ Honey, per pouuu lft « Bacon 2" to 2ft " Irish Potatoes, per quart lft to 20 “ •leiked Beef, per pound 10 to lft “ Turnips, per bunch ft •• Tomatoes, per quart So *• Sausages, (trosli Pork,) per pound. fto “ Butter, per pound ;.o “ (Mams, per bushel fig 00 nitm.Ait no. 10. OFFICE MEDICAL DIRCTOR, j Department or the Sunn. - Hilton Heml. S. April 3, 1st55. j Tho following War Department Order, No. SO, Series 18(5:1, is respect fully fur nished for the information and guidance of Cltii l Medical Officers of Districts in this Department. No Regimental Medi cal Olliecrs will he detached from duty with their Regiments, except ‘’tempora rily in eases of necessity, or when* tlu* Surgeon and two Assistant Surgeons are present, when one of the Assistants ninv he detached for hospital duly.” Where a Regimental Medical Ollieer is pe rforming the duty of Post Surgeon, it should he in addition to his Regimental duties. WAR DEPARTMENT, Adjutant General's Om ( Washington. March ”1, 1.MG5. GENERAL ORDERS. / No..NO. \ II is hereby ordered t lint all Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons belonging to re giments, who are absent on any other regimental duty, shall w ithout delay re join their regiments. Medical Olliecrs of regiments will not hereafter he detached upon ot.lmr service, except temporarily in eases of necessity, or where, the Surgeon and two Assistant Surgeons are present, whiui one of tho Assistants may he de tached to hospital duty. .By order of the Secretary of War. E. D. Townsend, Assistant Adjutant General. MEREDITH CLYMKU, Medical Director, Department of tho South. Ollioe of the Medical Director, ) J IfJttirlllUilU of 1 Jit! »Sb >////, > Hilton Head, S. (J., March 11, 1805. ) General Orders, I No. 2. ( All recruits, white and colored, on reaching any depot, regimental or other wise, must, without exception, ho imme diately rerncchiotml. Medical Olliecrs in charge of U. S. A. General Hospitals in this Department will cause to he revaccinated all patients on their admission into hospital, unless they are entirely satisfied of their being already protected. Medical (Mirers, in charge of regiments, prisoners of war, (juarterinastors’ em ployees, and contrabands, must cause all enlisted men in their commands, and all prisoners of war, ipinrtermasterH’ em ployees, and contrabands, to he immedi ately revaeeiuated, unless the same has been done and taken within a period of six months, to their personal knowledge. Chief Medical CMlieers of Districts, and Singe..ns in Charge of General Hospitals, will he held to .1 strict accountability for any neglect of this order. Special requisitions must, he made for vurrino ertisls on tho Medical Purveyor of the Department. The supply is ample. MEREDITH CLYMER, Medical Director, Dfji't of the. South, Oflicial: Win. F. Buchanan. Ass’t Surgeon, U. S. A., Executive Ollieer. Oith u op Tim Mi.dii'ai, Duturron, ) Dc/uirtiucnt. of llit! South, v Hilton Head, S. 0., Jan. 12, 18(55, ) Circular | N". I. f . I. Tin* it 11 * 'll I ion ol all Medieul Olliecrs in charge of Regiments or Detachments of recruits, prisoners of war, and (^imr- j ter masters’ employees, is called to the necessity of immediate Uf'i'infiittiliuii, of j all recruits, contrabands, and prisoners of war, and Quartermasters' employees, I as soon as they arrive at the Regimental i or other depots. There is always a sup- ! ply of vaccine crusts at the Purveying j Depot of this Department, and all Midi-' cal (Mlicors must always hn amply iinwitlf.il. with them. Jl. Medical ODieors of this Depart- I ment are again reminded of the obliga- 1 tion of economy in tho use of BUtiopory, ; Half sheets of letter paper must invaria- f bly he used when the nature of the j communication admits it. MEREDITH CLYMER, Mediciil Director, Department of the South. tilt to IVES' lor your FIVE BOOTS. omen OP TUP. MP.OIOAI. nillBOTOH, 1 Department of the South, j- Hilton Head, S. Cl., .March 17, 18155. ) General Orders, ^ No. <1. ) I. The strictest discipline is required in the administration <>f a .Military Hov pitul. II is a paramount duty of a .Med ical Ollieer of the Army to maintain the discipline of tlu* soldier, during his resi dence in Hospital, at the highest point of etliciency compatible with the nature and treatment of the disease or injury lie is siill'eriiig from. The General Hospitals in this Department have hitherto been remarkable for their excellent discipline. Tho Medical Director regretted to llnd in his recent, inspections the uimiilitury neg lect of regulations in regard to dress and general iliseiplinejlieeaielessand 1111- solilierly hearing of many of the convales cents and atteiidants;and either the entire absence of the customary compliments between the olliecrs and men, or the slov enly manner in which they were paid mill returned. Respect !<> superiors is not confined to obedience on duty, hut must he extended to all occasions, it is always the duty of the inferior !<» accost or oiler first, the proper salutation, and of the superior to return such compliment ary notice. Hereafter existing regula tions and orders in regard to discipline, proper compliments, and dress, must ho rigidly enforced, and all infractions from discipline, or disobedience of orders, must he promptly punished. The atten tion of all olliecrs on duly in General Hos pitals in this Department, is called to paragraphs 25B, 251, 255, 25(5, and 257 Revised Regulations of the Army, lHUB, auil to General Orders, No. 157, Head quarters. Department of the South, se ries 1804. Whenever an ollieer enters ft Ward tho Ward-master must command nfie.-iliou, on which the patients, who tire able to do so, will rise and stand in the position of attention until tho ollieer has passed out. Whenever a patient, attendant, or guard meets an ollieer within tho pre cincts of the Hospital, he will oiler tho customary salutation; if seated, ami with out particular occupation, he will rise on his approach, or if standing, he will turn towards the ollieer for the same purpose. The ollieer will acknowledge tho sain to in a respectful manner. At inspection each man’s articles of clothing, which may he in the wards, will lie neatly folded and laid on the foot of the bed. Boots and shoes, well brushed, will he placed on the floor at tho foot of the bed. Nothing must he hidden under the bedstead. 9 Every patient in Hospital, who is able, will wash lii.s face and hands at least every morning, and his feet twice a week, and will take a geueral hath once a week. Those who are unable to leave their beds, should have their hands and faces wash ed by the nurses, and the surface of the body sponged often enough to maintain cleanliness. The attendants are especially enjoined to he cleanly in their person* 5 , neat in their dress, and soldierly in their hearing. No attendant or patient in the U. .s’. A. General Hospital in this Department must leave the limits of the Hospital un less he is provided with a pass signed by tlu* Medical Ollieer of the Day without having on Ids proper uni form, his coat buttoned up, clothing and shoes well brushed, and the number of his regi ment and the letter of his company on his cap. Enlisted men and civilian nur ses must not he permitted to wear hospi tal dressing-gowns or slippers outside the wards. II. The Hospital .Steward charged with the administrative duties of a .Military Hospital, is designated the (7ti>f >7fir,in'/. lie may he se/.v/ei/ by the .Surgeon in charge from the stewards assigned to him, solely on account- of merit and known capacity, ami not by seniority of war rant. He is e.i'-o/Jldn, tiie ranking stew ard for the time being, and must he nheynd ned veaDOolod niw»rilinfflv- He is entitled by his rank to obedieneo from all enlisted men in the Hospital, both patients, attendants, and civilian nurses, and is immediately responsible to the N'urgeoii iu eliaige for the performance of his duties, and lie holds Ins subordinates responsible for the proper performance of their duties. As an enlisted man he owes re spect ami prompt obedieneo to all orders to his military superiors. Ho should al ways wear his undress uniform in the Hospital. On musters and inspections lie must he in lull dress, with side arms. The chief steward must pay hro risi/s duihl to every part of the hospital, viz; at nine o’clock, A. .M., and at evening, between tatoo and taps. At these regu lar visit a. he will note tho condition, die- eipline, eleanliiiesn, \enIllation,, warming and lighting <:f the wards, kitchens, mess-halls, bath-rooms, and latrines, and I10 will report to the surgeon iu charge all Irregularities, abuses, infractions of discipline, or neglect of duty that may come under hi.: notice, necessity of re pairs, or other wants. He will see that the ration returns are made out, the ra tions received, property kept, and econ omically issued and the prescribed daily diet table observed. He will he respon sible for the ellieient administration of the clerical duties of the hospital. III. A .Meteorological Register (Form 11, Revised .Medical Regulations 18GB), must he kept daily in every General and Boat Hospital in this Department, and transmitted monthly to the Surgeon Gen eral's Olliec by the Surgeon in charge. This order will he placed in a conspic uous place in the olliee of the Hospital, and each ward, and paragraph I. will lie read by the Executive Ollieer of each General Hospital to the convalescents in line at. ouch Aumlay Inspection. OPITOP. op TIJP. .MlilUUW. imtKUTOTl, 1 Department of theA'outh. [• Hilton Head, *8’. 0., J/arelt21, 1805. ) Circular Letter. Tho following “Circular” is republish* ed for the information of medical olliecrs in this Depart ment : ('ireulur No. 1. MEREDITH CLYMER, Medical Director Dep’tof the South. Ollieer of tlu* Medical Director /Ifpurlmrnl of l/m Stmlh, Hilton Head, S. (!., March 11, 18(55, General Orders, | No. i. ( Whenever pimdirablo, Regimental Hospitals must be at once discontinued, and the patients sent, to i’ost or General Hospitals. It is desirable 11 mi all eases Unit can he treated in the Best Hosnitals should he sent there, thereby facilitating the more speedy return of men to duty. Slight cases of disease or injury should he treated iu quarters, and the men sis- siitued, when it can lm. done without prejudice, to light duty during treatment, in ucuu'duuco with paragraph 1248, Re vised Regulations of the Army, 18G;J. MEUEL1TH CLYMER, Alddiail Director, Dr.pt of the South, Oflicial: Win. F. Buchanan, Asa’t Burgeon, U. S. A.. UwoutiYo Qfliccr. OALENDAR FOR 1HG6. y* •21 n : 4 '.'li.'ii 1fl|l7|is «IM 2ft :t“ :il . . 1| 2| 8 4 I. <1 71 H O.lo ll; i » 1.1,11 ir, n; 17 m !'-'iWjVI TJ.2:1 21 2.1 2tf|87|2s|. ||. j. ' r.! ■; j J| Mu 12 lilt 1;. 11s 17 H »•' •••'',21 «-,zaj*.* 1 |vr» -*• •!» j'.N ‘.iij.'iit :tp 1 10:20 *2027 a 10 u n; nil? 2.1 21 B 3 Ti 7; S !l tit! 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In cases where the services liuvo been ren dered iu the field, the certificate append ed to the account should state that fact, otherwise the increased allowance for field services eauuot bo paid. 5. All accounts for service should ho in duplicate, and should be certified by tho commanding ollieer of the force with which tlio physician is serving, or the Surgeon in charge of the hospital, and approved by the Medical Director of the Division, Army Corps, Army, or Depart ment. Giro. No. 21, S. G. O., 18(53.—5th.— The mere approval of an account will not secure its passage through the Treasury. The signature of the certifying ollieer must he placed in tho blank space inuuf- tji'tlfh/ /a •/mi' tho curt if icutf, and not, as now frequently occurs, in some other part of the account, thus leaving the certificate unsigned. The dates between which tlio ser vices are rendered, must he accurately stated. Both the iiiitiiil (hid finut dni/ are counted; thus, from “August 20. ISfi;5, to September ‘JO, 18(53, inclusive,’’ is not one month, hut one month and one day. It should read, “from August 20, 18GG, to September 10, 18(53, inclusive,” being one month: 8th. When a Contract- Physician has been absent from duty, tho certifying of ficer must, state the reason and duration thereof. Contract Physicians are requested to use tlio blank printed accounts furnished by this olliee; an abundant, supply of which will he issued to every hospital, post, Ac., 011 the request of the Surgeon in Charge or Commanding Officer. Contract Physicians, who desire it, can have their certificates made payable to any person beside themselves, by simply endorsing on the taco of tho account. : “ Bay to the order of . (Signature.) Acting Asst. Snrg. U. S. A.” I fire. Letter, S.G.O., Washington. D. C., March 2G, 18(14.—III. Accounts for medical services under contracts, must exhibit tho following facts : 1. The place of service. 2. Tho dates between which the. ser vices were rendered. The Treasury De partment assumes overy month to bo composed of thirty days, and accounts for fractional parts of two successive months must he so calculated ; thus, from the 21st, of August to the 10th of I September, tho calculation of time will he from the 21st to the 30th of August, inclusive, (ignoring the 31st,) ten days, and from the 1st to tho 10th of Septom* 1 her, inclusive, ten days—making tlio time to ho paid for, twenty days. 3. The name of the Hospital, Camp, ■ Post, Regiment or Command, in or with I which the services were rendered. 4. The class of persons with whom ren dered ; whether 17. S. forces, colored troops, prisoners of war, military prison ers, refugees, contrabands, or whether I the services were rendered in Small-Pox | Hospitals, j 5. The dato of tho contract under 1 which the services were rendered, and tho name of tho ollieer with whom thu contract was made. 0. If for service at a post or with a de- I tacit ment, tlio strength of the command ; must he stated. i IV. Accounts must be made out for pe- j rioils of one or more complete months, ! commencing with the date of entry upon ; service. No account embracing fraction- [ al periods of a mouth will receive attcu- : tion, unless it appears upon the face thereof, either that the station of tho 1 physician has been changed or his eou- • tract annulled; hilt accounts for any length of time may he presented on one j sot-of duplicates, subject only to t he ex* ' ('options specified. V. Accounts for several months’ scr. vice, if rendered separately, must he con tinuous; for the Treasury Department will not. pay an account- for one month until t-liut. of the preceding month has been settled. VT. (Mlicors certifying to accounts of a ,‘private Physician under Contract,” must give their oflicial title, and state ex plicitly the capacity in which they are serving; otherwise their authority to make such a certificate nuiy he quest ioned, E. (L, A. B., Surgeon U. S. A., in Charge --- General Hospital. C. D., Surgeon Yols., Medical Director, 1st Division, 2d Army Corps. E. l'\, Col. 40th Ohio Veils., Commanding Post Garrison, Regi ment. As they are also held personally responsible for the truth of every state ment contained therein,certificates signal “By Order” or “For Medical Director” will he disregarded. VIII. All accounts certified by other of llcers than a Medical Director, must ho forwarded to this olliee through that of tho Medical Director of the Department in which tho services were rendered, that lie may endoruo his knowledge o.C their correctness. IX. In all eases of absence from du ty, the dates and cause of such absence must be clearly stated. 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