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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25
Battle-F Flags.

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Bear them proudly home again
Veterans Of the CORY plain!
Dusky now with ren and stain
Once so fair,
Hands and hearts have drawer grown,
Where these glory folds have sbone,
When the wings Of Death alone
swept the air
Faded stars The story tell
0fthe noble ones who fell,
While the shrieking Of the shell,
Frozs the blood.
OF the onset and the fight,
Ard the silent march by night,
When We stormed the rebel height
Like a food
Precious every shred they hear
Furl the battle-hags with care,
You who in their glofy snare,
Bullet SCARED
Grateful hearts In prid receive,
This, the heritage YOU give
Through the years your fame shall live
Here e%nstarredi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25

FACTORY CnrEsE.-The factory at North
Enosburgh, started last 'pting, makes about 1900
pounds = day, from about 200 cows. Fourteen
dollars aud hall pr hundred ha, just been paid
Tor a lot delivered at the NJ. Albaus Depot. The
customer, pay five cents a pound Tor making, and
as factory cheese generally brings three To i've
cents a pound more than that made by old style
Of machinery, cheese factories cannot be other
wise than popular.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25

TESTIMONIALS.
"tregard M Eddy as one Of the most capable and
,uoeess iul practitioners, with whom have had official
Intercourse
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
81 have no hesitation To assuftng inventors that they
cannot employ a person more competent an trustworthy
aud more capable OF pulting their applications in a form
- secure for them an early and favorable cons Iteration al
the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE,
Late Cumml.s Toner Of Patents.
NJ RI Eddy has made for methiicen applications
On all hut one Of which patents had been granted, and
thar b nov pending, such uEmistakabie proof Vt great
talent and sbllttyop his part leads ne 10 recommend all
Inventors To spply 20 him 10 secure their atenls. ~
they may be cure of having the most faithful attention be-.
stoaed onth cases, aud at very reasonable o%harges.n
Ohm rAGoART.
nutinf eight months, the sut serbet. In Cnnts, fhs
large piactlrc, made, on twice rejected applit ations, ak.
teen appeals every one II which eas decided in his favor
ny the commissioner of patents h. n. EDDY.
Boston, Dee. ~, 1868. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25
miscellaneous.
Montpelier National Bank

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY, I
Washington, March 30, 1865.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the IN
~dersigned II has been made 20 appear hat
MONTPELfER NATIONAL BANK"
in the village Of Montpelier in the county Of " %ashington,
and state Of Vermont, mas been duly organized under
and according to the requirements ofthe Act Of Congress
entitled " An act 10 provide a National Currency, secured
by a pledge OF Unite states bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved June3,
1854, and has complied with all the provisions Of said Act
required to he complied with before commencing the bust
ness Of banking under said Act:
Now, therefore, /, HUGH MGCULLoCH, Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certify that "THE M0NrPE-
LlER NATIONAL BANK" in the village Of Montre-
ler, In he county OF Washington and State Of Vermont,
is authorized to commence the business OF Banking
under the Act aforesaid,
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and seal Of
Office this third day Of March, 1865.
HUGH MoCULLOCH
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25

Il has been ascartained that well cured hoy
weighed in the field July 20, and then stored in
the harm until Feb. 20, had lest q IL per cent
OF ,s weight IL is, therefore, better to sell
has in the fold ut Slj a ton than from the barn
at so ia midwlntef.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25
AlG0itines.

GRDn viii be forfeited by DR., l.. Dix If failnr e
DOODcure IN less Zine tuan any other physic IaSn,
more eleotually aud ptrmenatly, with less st. in
from occupation or tear OF exposure to all weah err
with safe ana pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSEAND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effect and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AM SITUATIONS,
Incidentto Married and Single Ladies
SECRET N DELICATE DISORDERS
Mereurial Affections EruptloDsand all Diseases of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimplts
on the lace sweilings OF the Joints Nerv ousntss
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in Y Outh, and the
more advanced, of all ages, Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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the ACiOtls34.h
20 stStestrest opposite Kilby st.,Bo -
fTER an extensive practice q upwards uftwepr
Ayears, continues to secure Patents IN the United States
also In Great Britain, france and other foreign countries
Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignment ~ and all Pa.
pors, or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms.
and with dispatch. Researches made into American or
foreign works, To determine the validity or utility Of pa-
tents ur inveulions-and legal or other advice rendered
In ali matters touching the zane. Copies OF the claims
Of my patent furnished by temltiing one dollar. Assign.
nents recorded at Washington.
The agency Is not only the l~atgestiu New bn
through Il, inventors have advantages for securing, IA
tents, Of ascertainag the palentahility oflnyrntious, IN
surpassed by, # not immea .urahly superior to, any
which can be offered to them elsewhere The testimoni-
ais below given Prove thatuune Is more successful at the
Patent onlce than the subscriber aud as success is the
best proof oil advantage and ability, he would add tina,
he has abundant reason To believe, aud can prove. that no
other Office Of the Aind are the charges for professional
services 80 moderate. The immense practice Of the sub
scriher during twenty years pasthas enabled him To ac-
cumulate a vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative To pate nts,
these, besides his extensive library " legal and me.
ohanicsl works, and full accounts OF patents tunted iu
The United states aud Europe, render him able. be, ond
question, TO offer superior facilities for obtaining patent,
All Necessity of a journey 10 Washington to protutts
patent aud the spaleteatdcliy there, atei ere sa,edn
vcutofa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25

Hens may be cured Of eating their eggs by
blowing out the contents OF an egg, and filling
1t With mustard made into a paste. Make a
hole ia each end, and Thea blow the contents
out, and when filled paste paper over lhe hole,
One taste ~ the mustard ELECTS q cure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25
DIR. MARSilALL'S
MA Il GATAkRN


'VHIs sruGhas thoroughly proveditsslfto bethe bc,ts
I ucle ever known Tor curing the Uatarth, Cold in n
Head, andllradachr. lthasbeen found An excellent rem
edy in many cases Of sore Eyes. Deafness has BEEN tt
moved by II, and Hearing hasotlen been greatly improved
byitsuse ltpurgesout all distractions strengthens the
Glands and gives a healthy action to the parts Affected
IT. Is retomm b. Uany OF tnc best physicians and f.
used With great success and aatisfaciion everywhere.
More ihan twenty-five years C%Xpftuce has proved
great value and At this moment stands higher than
ever before.
BEWARE OF COunterfcits
A lac smile Of the tlgnature Of The proprietor CHARLFS
eOwEE is On every tottlc. Sold by Drug sts every
where. slangykEiv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25

pleasant 10 The palate cause no pain, act promptly,
| never require Increase q dose, do not exhaust aud
for elderly persons, females AMI children, are just The
thing. Two taken at night move the bowels once the next
morning. Warranted IN all ca es 4 Piles aud Falling Of
the Reotnm. We promise a cure for all symptoms OF DIs-
PtPsiA' such ~ Oppression amer eating, Sour stomach,
Splitting Of Food, PalpN ainus also, Heaaache, Ditsi.
ness Pain Ia the Back Aud toms, Ieitowuess Of the Ski In
and Lyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, hliou sness.
Liver Complaint, Loss ot Appetite, Debility, Monthly
Pains, and III Irregularities, Neur llgia, Faintness, sc.
Travellers hnd the Loaengcs Just whai they reed. as they
are 10 compact ard inodcrols that thu, may be carried IN
the vest pocket Price 90 cents per box small boxes iu
cents. For sale by ] :. HARRISON a Co, propfletors,
No. | fremont Temple Boston. wil be mailed 10 any
adltcs5 on euolosinT 90 centA TkNg7yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25
THE PULMONIC SYRUP

Is one of the most valuable medicines known Il BE-
nutrient powerfully tonic and he.llug ~ itegIt % con
TINS no opium, Yet locseus DE phtgm 100 the bronchial
tubes, ana allure throws u Oh with Attir tNruon ono
bottle frequently ourts an ordinary told Dut DO viii be
wei htst to take a dose Of tchtncks Mandrake Hills TO
cleanse The stomach, The tuimuuiC ayIupIs readily
digested and absorbed into hlu4u, tu WhIrl.t 4nparts
ts healing properties. Il Is one of the r%rcFarat uns of
non IN use u d a powerful iouic ot itself, and
when the Sca.Ncta lttc rguytst tn mucus IN The
stomach, and is carried of by tne aid of zoe Mandrake
Pills, a healthy how OF gastric Juice, good appetite, and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25

from A. M..to8P w..
At the Marlboro aotel. Bo.o, .rouss,y n. and ID.
February u and 10. March Il, and I'D. A.,I 1qrpB IN
May II and Is. june IA and N. iul, 40 eadn.
The time for nv being in B,ftmor ami p.rhr-,b
will be -cen In the daily paper. o.. those ettet
,uy .,sr.n
" ua," Wv , " IN. AND
80 " NoN' ilr'N'
a < "'''' 'e.ll'nR !" .ni''s l'a ! "a'
rnn~nanahi 4I NV 'l'le o' j. 'n'uai'
'' N.Y. ~ ''e''e'1 D'Nk '"''F'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25
rllE TONIC

Is a sumnlant, aud none o,he, ID required when It is
used. Ii Yep ute and pleasant un o. a ELECTS like when
using k0utbOn whitky, which disorders the stomach.
torpors the liver, locks up an the .tcrstious, turns the
blood into water dropsy ses in. and thu patient dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25

MANNER on nlSrRtBu ZION.
Certificates namiuE each Rrttcle and its va lie, are placed
In sealed envelopes, witch are we'll mixed, One Of these
Envelopes, containing lhe Certificate or Order for some
article, worth At least one dollar az retail will be sent
by mail TO any address, ithsUi r gard 90 choice on re.
csipt OF % Gents. The purchaser will see what Article tt
draws, aud rs value, which may be from One to Five
Hundred Dollars, and can then send One Dollar and re-.
ceiye the Article named, or any other on The list ofthc
same value and after seeing The srtios, n II does not give
perfect satisfaction. We desfc Il 10 be Immediately te.
turned ard the smouni pail vHl &c refunded,
ny this mode We give selections from a varied stock u
dne goods, % tie best make tpd latest styles and ofin.
tflnsic worth, at a nom nal price, Nhlle all have Aohance
q secufing articles Of the very highest value.
In an cases W. charge for forwarding tbs Certificate
pustAge nnd doing the bus ness, The sum Of Twenty Ave
Cents, which musthe enclo cd M HE ord r. Five Certn.
Gates viii be sent for 81 eleven for ~ thirty Tor a. ,
six y Ave for $40 one hundred for els,
fartes dealng vilh Us may depend on having PROMPT
returns, and The article drsVn will BE- Immediately cent
70 any address by relurn man or express,
Entite satisfaction guaranteed VI all cases.
Write your Name, loyn, County AMI State plsinly,
end address =
sELDEN a co, " ooutiiandt street, New York.
Wilma
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100000.
FOR ONE COLLAR

NAlAA WV hANh ~ ~ NHiA 80 80 tFfh FFth "
drawn, and II value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact of its being the 0rigi-
nal and Largest Gift Association In the country. The
business continues to be conducted in a iair and hon
orable manner, and a large and greatly increasing
trade ia proof that our patrons appreciate this method
Of obtaining rich and elegant goods.
During the past year this Association has sent a very
large number Of valuable prizes 10 ali parts OF the
country. Those who patronlze us will receive the full
value Of their money, as no article on our list is wort
Parties dealing with US may depend on having prompt
returns. and the article drawn Will be Immediately sent
to any address by return mail or express.
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
prizea from the Eureka Association, and have Kindly
allowed the use Of their names
Andrew Wilson, Cu.tom House, Philadelphia, Penn.
OIL Painting, value sl0t james Hargraves, S2l Broad
way, New York, Oil Painting, value 500, Il. j. Jones
Barrett, Marshall Co., Ka "a, AelOdeon, value $500.
Patrick j. Brynes, Waterbury, c., Gold Watch, valu,
sl2b: j. r. Shaw, IA East oath Street, New York
Piano, value $3.50; Mrs. Chas. j. Nevis, Elmira, \. Y.
Piano, value $500 Miss Lucy Janeway, ElmlTa, N. Y
Cluster Diamond Ring, value 500. Mrs. n. Pennoyer
lily Hotel, Nashville, Tenn hel0de0n, value Sl2j
Otcar NJ Allen, Co. & li2i Reg. Ind, Vols, Nashville
Tenn Watch, value sSJ; Rowland 5. Patterson, Co. u
10th Iowa Vet. Volunteers, OIL Painting, value 500
hrs. Abbey J. Parsons, Springfield, Mass, Melodeou
value slb0, James l.. texter, City Surveyor, Syracuse
WoUst,r street, cor. BECKER, New York, Oil Painting
value 800; Mrs J. G.. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Silver Castor, value $40; DrJ X. sinclair, No. Il Mai
Street, Utica, N. Y, Framed Engraving, value, S25
Hon Lu her Deimold, Washington C Oil Pam
ing value 500.
Were we permitted, W. might add many names to II
above list. but many persons object 10 our so doi1g, v
therefor, lblish no names without permission.
), Letter. rom various parties throughout the oounir
acknowledging the receipt OF very valuable gifts, ma
be seen on file al our office.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25

pJA CHANCE TO OBTAIN n OF THE
ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE III BY
PURCHASING A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR
20 Cts.
~ Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for Al 90
Eleven for 500; Thirty Tor $500 Sixty. Ave for SO 90
one Hundred Tor SO 0O.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
oar patrons are desired to send Uuited States money
when II conyen ent. Long letters are unnecessary,
Letters thould be addressed TO our Box. 5l06, Post
Office, for greater 50 fety.
orders Tor SEALED ENVELOPES mutt IN every
case be accompanied bv The CAsH, WITH TIL name OF the
prison sjnding, and Town, county and State plainly
written. Letters should be addressed to the Managers,
as follows GOODWIN, HUNT x co,
P25m3' Ro- sos Post Office, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25
BOURBON WHISKFY

Is recommended nowadays uy slmos; oyoy physieI an
Many patients hat visit my rooms. 10th male a~ndiemale
are stnI Oied with this poHOn. The relet b. Temporary.
If they cough, they take o little whisky ia thtg IetH
weak aud feeble, they take q ltUe wItskty; II th.y can
nct sltVp, they take a little wliskel and they re ON
inthis way requiring more Hnd more until they arc bloat
ed ny, and imagine they are getting dtshy l6t stomach,
liver and digestive powers are completely destroyed,
and lose their appetite Ter food, No one Was ever cured
OF contupnilon by this process, where tarlilts have
been formed in the lungs A lille, stimulbut H. u,queui-
" beneficial to c~onsumptives, such MS pure hiausy or
good wines, In many oasVs. London porter or brown
stouiin moderate quantil,s butbonfbon whisky hastyRs
on, instead OF curing consumption.
The Seaweed Tonic producesilasttng results, thorough.
ly inyigo ating the = omach and digestive system, and
enabling Il TO eliminate .and make into healthy blood
the food which may be uted Tor hat purpose. Il is 30
a hearty meal, ana n little Of II taken before brcaktast
will give a tone which few medicines possess the power
of dong.
THE MANDRAKE PILLS
may be taken with entire safety BY allages aud eOndtios,
producing all the good result that can be obtained rom
calomel, or any of the metcurini medicines, and without
any OF their hurtiul or injurious result. They carry
out OF the system the toultnt and worn-o't matters
loostned and di solved by my Seaweed Tonic and Put
monte Syrup. 1t will be zen that an three Of IN, medt.
ciues ale needed IN mos. cases to cure consumption.
AGENTS.
BosroH-George c. Goodwin & 20.
NEW ~Rk-Dem Bafnes 4 Go,
H|ALrlNORk-S y Hance.
PIrTsBuRGH-nr. George II. keystr
CINCINNArI-F, n. Sure q Co, and John d Park.
C~HICAGO-Lord 4 smith, and II, scoyil.
ST. LEWIS ollins Boa.
SAN FK A~NCtstO-tosH naf, Stui srHt
Aso sol4 by all dIugghu and deaisIs. rbt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25
"A THING OFBEAUTY Is AJOY FOREVER"
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER.

This is the First and only article ever brou eht before
the public that will rstore both Hair and Whiskers.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
who would think OF using anything 20 disagreeable
az a Hair Dye, if they could only find anything that
would restore hair and whiskers 10 their natural color ,
The hARlAA WASHINGTON HAIR REST0RER
will do all lhie. md NOT color the Kim! No milake
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25
Try it, and b. convinced.

ISL. III n not a Dye, z II VIII not color the skin.
80. II will restore the Hair from Gray to O beauti-
full Black, Brown, Auburn, or whatever might have been
ITS original color, and cause It to assume its former
beauty.
Atm. II Will cure all diseases and humors OF the scalp,
keep the head cool, and the hair from falling OF, and
promote a healthy growth.
9th. As a Dressing for the Hair it is one Of the best in
market. 1t will change dry, harsh and wiry hair to a
beautiful silk like appearance.
9th II will change GRAY and Fad d Whiskers to a
beautiful Brown, and cause them 10 appear more nat
ural Than by any other application.
Mr.. 4. Pease, New Bedford, Mass, saws;
The Martha Washington Hair kestorer Is the best
article ! ever had IN my store. It's selling more and
giving better satisfaction than any o'her.n
Mr. s w, New Bedford, Mass says:
" The Martha Washington Hair Resiorer supersedes
all the Dair Dyes and Restorer3 ever brought before the
public. None tqualsith
Nj. 4. $. Bray, 1outh Danyers, Mass.. says.
81 have sold 46 dozen bottles Martha Washingtou
Hair kesiorer in this section the pa-t four months,
and in no case las h failed 10 give satisfaction"
Mr. c. G.. BiXby, North Bridgewater, Mass sayst
~ sell more OF Martha Washington Hair Res'orer
Than all o hers"
A lady from Chelsea, Mas, going West. says.
81 would give three dollars for one bottle, rather
than 90 without. or use any oiher.h
Ask n. l. lane, Swanzey, i. If. ifhe did not restore
his grey HAIR and Whskers to their former beauty by
using one bottl~ of Martha Washington Hair Rertorer.
Ask Mrs. }. T. BiXhy, South D4nyeis. MAJ. u She had
not been tr sublei wilha bad bum r on her hUld TO-
three years and applied many medicines, but got no re-
lief, but in using one bottle Of the Martha Washington
Hair Kes;Orer her bead was cured, and bsiore she bad
used the second bottle, the hair had commenced to star
out where IL had fallen oil, and in three months she had
AS good a head Of hair as when aYouth.
For sale BY Wood, BiXbY X Co., Wholesale aud Re
tai Agents, Montpelier, VI. VNM2sl
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is q specific tor an dlse3,es Qr giuRtng in a BAD STATE
OF IhE BLOOD, OF accompanied by ability NJ a low
state n lHo SIS tom
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The Peruvian syrup
The yrnn

cures Nervous lulcuo1"I FtmaTe I0mplaInil, =
diseases ~ the kidneys and hiAld,r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25

Pamphlets eon,ainiug certificates { cures, and recon
mtnditions from some of the most eminent Physicians,
Clersymen, and otherr, Wal b. sent FREE {, any al
dress.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-25
IGNORANCE Or QUACK DOCTORS n NosIRUM

through the ignorance 90 the QHAck Doctor, knowing
no other remedy, be relies upon 5EHoURY, and give II
d an hs patients ID Puls, Drops 60, so the NOstrum
Maker equally ignorant, adds TO ms so-called Extracts,
specific AAudote, &C, both relying upon its effects Ia
curing a few In hundred, It 10 Iumpeted in y4riOaa
ways throughout the land but, ALAS 2 nothing u said
Of the balance some OF whom Die, Others grow W0Tse,
ana are ldt NO liuger and suffer tpf months or ears, IA
liaus.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
Governors .ICSSage.


L
UouSc Of. .1'g5" 1:'attre2:
TEST1ExEH: You hive cr,rycncd, in extra
session. by order Of tAc lat Convention, lo'
The purpo>e Of cons icrinr the new and extra
ordinary conditio If o4r State, ana providing,
bv wise and pro,,cr eg;>i.tion, for the welfare
and hest interests { South Carolina. ~
Provisional "0ycrnor If the State, and IN the
absence Of tAe rece'l.y elected conSututloAal
Executive. | conS;ier it my duty tn address
YOU on the present occasion, and recommend
for y yur conSid .ratiOn such measures as IN
IT iuG!--...,nI, the interest and welfare Of the
State require.
Although have not the honor Of deriving
,-.Y authority, IS Chief Executive OF the State,
from you, or the people Of South Carolina,
We. | can assure YOU, in all sincerity, that 40
constitutional Governor of the Sinte has ever
had your interests. your honor and prosperity
more at heart, or has ever devoted his tin"
and energies more exclusively and z"al"uS!T
TO yhat he hoaeStiv believed would bt>l pro
mote the wclCsre and happiness oi tie Stata.
and NAV say, with equal trutA, that, al
though a3p9jnted Provisional Governor over
South Carolina, no one mas felt more respect
for the n"jcsty IF her lsw$, 0: He2n more Will.
ing - reu l5r ohedicacc t. the sovereignty OF
her ,,"oTH,
AHvr the termination of orr recent d;SaS-
t7ous and rujnouS struggle with ;re fr"c, Il
Government, ii pleased. the Pr::>l'i>"t q t!e
United .tateS 10 select ne, without tAy NHHN !
eIsc, or anv solicitation on TIE part 9! !.y
friends, for the AigA an" re>p"">i"'H !o>''o"
n HIGH row t"iu ~ "i;;5';'',"t " ; .:'S S'''|! "
Hs%nt tor 9nH!A C;;'''";S: III" "", '1' '>' ="
TO al her ci'I &'1 t,''::''Ca' 2',S - "',I"
oer oi lie, Ef''@E%t n"'"i.' l H.:
Hc!lcatt ro>H"""','''''5 - ''S -
A2I h3eN c2i!:'I, F"' WIS ';''' u ''''''
s'heyln9 the Orders az" c"i !"I 90, .'V i".'
Il the feacT;'' N-'e!hMeNl, :" ~" "'' -
SJ;e :" protect @r State al0 |%'e me l'n3.3
.,,CSn.n unjust cyac:iNn and o"H'"SS"H. hHf,
st fortnn2.e'E, t9H "lre, S"Hc'o''> a'''+ h''';-
6HmouS p"}irT of nte>i';"t .'','I">'''. towards
Southern States HAS ca%"'7'' ne - w
;h, aMC? rendered ~ ad"iin'St!"ii n Hle&>"n'
I'd gratifying to me. have h""0 E'r";jy
uStained, too, by the hoa"T, PATRIOTISM an"
loyalty Of the people.
Although received ny %i;H'il: tA"&t Se'c-
raj months after other PtOll,lon@i G'vrin''F>
had been commissioned, have the Pleasure
OF informing you that South CaronAa 5 NO"
rs far advanced in her rccHr>trUC ~? as any
othcr Southern State. Instead Of wasting
time in tTyir5 to Ill al the lyI ":'!c}s Of tAS
State with my personal or PohUCa t'l3Na> ana
psrtisans, | delcrlH;ncd to res ore tN">c who
= were il office at the SUSPENSION Of Tie clvlt
,orcrnmcnt, and who had been elected by
9h, nconIc or aDDoin;cd bv the Legislature,
and were familiar with their ofJi..i:1 duties.
7 knew too.wclI the character Of Sa3th Caro-
iina to doubt, for u moment, that her s,n~
would prove l0yal and true, aftHr renewing
, +hrir oaths Of aI}cc;ancc to tic United States
~ 49, Nov r..2St,b};Shad civil Government
=. 49, onco , ~ South C9roIin9. and Greatly cx