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IMPORTANT TO ALE.
ORIENTAL
t. COM PANY

WILL HEREAFTER BREAK PACKAGES and sell
of lack, Green and Japan Teas direct
. consumers by the pound, low by the cargo,
saving To flmilIes of one third To half
WE DEVOTE PAR IICULAR ATrErION TO FINE
FLAvoRED OF fun strength, which competition
The great importing tea houses has sacrificed cor
low price ljsts.''
EXPERIENCE PROVES the FINEST relatively
the cheapest the government duty % cents in
nearly 20 cents in currency and also the freight.
packing and other expenses OF importing, much
0ER COFFEE DEPARTMENT is the largest on this
continent. and selling more coffee b.
per ree than any other hONse 7nerica
ALI. OUR COFFEES are carefully Sc lected for our
the best field ripened berries and roast
Ihent establishment every day, by our meth
od which removes all the acdity and re nders them
perfectly pure
THROUGH OUR CLUB SYSTEM we supply families
hotels and boarding houses in every section OF
the country al the same low prices at
PRINCIPAL warehouse
WE PAY FREIGHT and deliver our goods free of ex
peuse, any railroad station Of the
Rocky Mountains, orders tor $50 90 and
upwards when accompanied with the Cash,
adv ance. free of expense TO
WE tsUARA NJ EE all goods TO be precisely
represented, and WARRANT them TO give
per ect satisfaction to return the money at
any time and pay all expenses.
SEND FOR PRlCE LIST. blank ciuD orders and full
PARTICULARS Address all orders aud ooInmu-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATES, For THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT
IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE MATTER OF lsRA-
Ell Stems, BANKRUPT.
THE underagued, assignee OF the estate of Israel
i Stems, Bankrupt, will sell At public a1cion, on
SATURDAY October 3, 1868 O'Clock the
head Of state Street. Montpelier in said Dis riot the
said the following described prope
erty belon gipg to said bankrupt's estate, viz singh
harness, sleigh box, 1 peddlers wagon. IA vests
overcost l2 aud coats, II pairs OF pants, IL
pieces dress goods, 10 IA yds besvrr cloth, 81 fu2
capes and tppets, 20 fur u. cuffs wooden shawisr
also said Sarah Fisher. "a bot
George QUEER, Wolcott, James Billings. p q Wells,
Ly ford, Oliver Flint, zach. of Randolph. Mis-,
Selma, Montpelier, w. III. Morrill,, Albany, w. us
Lewis PIaindeld, A s Ober, Orange
Montpelier in said district, October s. 1873
P.lw2 CHARLES REED, Assignee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.
DIR. j. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Cures Sore Throat, Colds Coughs, Dphtheria: Bron-
chifis, Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally II is remarkable remedy for Kidney
Complaints, diabetes, Difficulty OF Voiding Urine
Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel and
other Complaints.
BosToN, Jan. 90, 1858.
foLANp's WHITE FINE CosPoUND.-Afer having
given II thorough trial we confidently
Poland's White Pine Compound is a valuable arti-
Gle for the cure of colds, coughs, pulmonc
plants generally. In several cases have
give prompt relief when all other remedies which
been tried had failed. Ii article, hich a elm
ate 1motive of sudden and colds as that
of New En- land ougot to be in family and
that those who OBTAIN give II a fair
trial, will thereafter be willing without it
Boston Journal.
VALUABLE MEDICINE.-Dr. Poland's White Pine
Compound, advertised ia columns, is a successful
attempt 10 combine and apply the medicinal virtues
the White Pine Bark. 1t has been thoroughly b,
people IN this city and vicinity and the proprietor
testimonials 10 its value from persons well known
citizens. We recommend its trial in all those
disease 10 which it is adapted. IT is for sale by our
duggisfs.-fN. Y. Independent.
The White Pine Compound is sold in every part
of the United States and British Provinces.
Prepared AT the
New England Botanic Depot,
FSh4omi Boston, Mass.
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Isaac RatcheIder's Estate.

yINuE So 6SCRIBERS. having been appointed by the
| u 1uorabie Probs te Court for the District OF
Washi agton, Comm ssioners, i've examine, and
adjust all ella and ads of sl persons against
the estate Batchslder late of East MontpeIeI
in said District, deceased, represented nsovent and
term o months from the 10th dad OF sept
1868 being allowed by said Court the creditors of
said deceased to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us: GIVE notice. that will attend
the duties Of appontme the dT house Of
widow Mary Bachelder East Montpelier, in SAID
District n the Tuesday of November AMI March
O'Clock, in the afternoon eIch Of said
days.
CYRUS MORSE, To-.
NICHOLAS II RENNETT ttoHh
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TEACHERS, INSvuTurrES

VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION
secre'arys office, ST. Johnsbury Sept. 1868. (
Ieacners' institute for the Counties of Washington
Caledonia, Essex, Orleans, Franklin, Iamoile and
Grand Isle, will be held follows:
At CAbBor, Octob 81 and 22
AT DANvILLE. Oct. . and "a
At LUNENBURG, Oct. 81 and g.
At BARTON, Oct 80 and 81
At GEORGIA, November 3 and &
NORTH HERO Nov. 10 and H.
AT STowE, November II and ls
The instifutes viii continue in session two DAVIS com
meneng at O'Clock, A. NJ, with lecture on the even
preceding each Institute on the evening of the
hrst day OF each Examination for Institute Certificates
Will be held during the second day
All friends OF Education are invited attend. Town
Sup-ri1tendens are requested that teachers
notified aud urged attend Cergymen are respectfully
invited to give notice from their pulpifs.
y. E. RANKIN, Secretary
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cit Works like a Charm"

READER
Renne's Pain Killing Magic OIL cures Headache /,
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Gil cures TOoihache
Reune's Pan-King Magic OIL cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pain Killing Magic o / cures Cholera Aerbus
Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil cures Rheu mausm.
Renne's ainKilling Magic Oil cures Lameness
Renne's PainKilling Magic Oil cures Skin Diseases.
Some folks b proud OF telling how 90 lame
heir shoulders of my crick in the back or.
hava cot the Sciatica and delight Dragging
that nothing me .''-but when such
= awful folks - Renne'= Pain Hing
Magic OIL, faithfully, not only cure their lame
ness and away their pains, but actually
kind of brag of them - and they frankly
own up, and say, 81 IL works like charm.
Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Grocers-
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
F30ylecp PITTsFIKLD, Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14
BE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

WHEN YOU are exhausted by over-work of head
hand and feel the need of something nvigorating,
don't drink whisky intoxicating thing, whe her
under the BitteTs Otherwise Such articles
give Just much strength body and mind
the whip gives TO the jaded horse and more Alec
hoc injurious health, aad
AIWAY followed by DEPRESSING REACTION.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14
Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator

is a TOME and GENTLE SIfMULANT which is NOT
attended by REACTION What IL gains for you II
m When refTeShes body mind, refreshes
with natural strength that comes 10 stay. We
recommending teetoalism interest of
long and exrende1 observation teaches that lie no
bottle reCuperaon, Will find,
keeps il, that he is kndling fire in his bones
will like the flames of perdition. Turn
Take tonic that Will refresh and not destroy
Nervine for sale by all Druggists. Price One
dollar book OF Certificates that accompanies each
bottle. F&N3gNs-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14

Mr. L. H. Dayton. of Addison, has raised
cotton He planted the seed in April, and
by protecting the young plant cold nights
succeeded in bringing it to perfection.
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TEA CO..

box oo0', boston, Mass
SPECIAL NOTICE.-As matter of convenience 10
customers. arranging with Apethe-
and other Merchants all over the country to act
Agents Thu Ting goods their locality at
" arch .nse prlc-S and have appointed REDFIELD K
CROOKS. special Agents for Montpelier aud vicinity,
" v Teas aud them money
refunded Give them call at heir Drug Stole and
give goods trial. and yourself ,ha, they
mean ali they profess. F42w1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14

The war IN South America is getting less
monotonous. Some time ago the Paraguay
ans We're compelled to evacuate Humaita,
which they had held against the allies for
nearly two years, and fell back to their Sec
ond line Of works. 1t is reported that they
have recently been driven from there and
are in poor condition for further defense
The Brazilian generals seem to have adopted
Grants system of constant attrition; they
will find it cheapest in the end.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14

Gen. Mcclellan has returned from Europe
and been largely received at New York and
Philadelphia In reply to a Jealous commit
tee who desired the prestige of his name for
some campaign purpose, he avowed his in
tention to vote for Seymour, but at the sa me
time paid Gen. Grant high compliment.
He declares he shall keep clear of politics.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14
For a Club of Sixty, and 5000,

of the following articles a yards sheeting Har
Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern, Pair Honeycomb Quilts
Cylnd- Watch, DouDe Barrel RIDE Pistol, Fancy Cash
mere Dress Pattern, Ihihet Shawl Three Yards Double
width Ware proof Cloakng, -Four Ids- Wool Frockinc
Lace Curtains Ladies' Double Woo Sh WI Silver
Card Basket endd Engraved Silver Plated Ice
Pitcher, Engraved silver Plate Teapot, l00pcture rur
Morocco Photograph Album, Lancaster Qui l. Aipac
ca Dress Pattern, Engraved Silver Plated bottled Re
voving Castor, Gents Calf Boots Splendid Bai
moral Skirt, of Ivory Handled Knives with Silver
Plated Forks, Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm Clock, Pair
of All Wool Blankets, splendid Be AIDED and Lined Silk
Paraso Ladies Splendid Morocco Travelling Bag, Pair
Ahambra Quilts, Thirty Yards Print Marsailles
Quilt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14

TO Yards Sheettng, Fancy Cashmere Coat, Pants and
Vest Pater quality, Eneraved Silver Plated SLY
Bottled Revolving Castor with Cut Glass Bottles, PAR
Splendid Rose Blankets Splendid Engraved Silver Tea
set (three pieces Sugar Bowl Tea Pot and Creamer.
Silver Plated Cake Basket, Fancy Plaid Wool Long
shawl, Twenty five Yards Hemp CaTpeIing, Spendid
Violin and Bow. English Berage shawl Splendid Ala
pacca Dress Pattern. Silver Hunting Caed Watch Spleen
did Bible 18th Elegant Steel Encravngs, FANNY Record
aud Photograph Page, PopgR Dress PaUern. Engraved
Silver Plated Ice Pitcher endid Beaver Cloak Pattern
ShaTp's -volvsr Splendid ACCORDION, Music Box One
Pair Fine Damssk Table Covers with One Dozen Dinner
Napkins to match.
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For Club of Thirty, aKad $500,
The TerSon Sendirg have their choice OF the fol
lowing articles As commission: - yards cotton cloth
Harris Coth Pants Pattern Splendid Bowie Knife Ian
Quilt Engraved Silver Spoon Holder, Par Ladies
extra quality Cloth Scots Print Dress Pattern Wor>ted
Shawl. White Linen Table Cloth set of stse
baded Knives and Forks of Silver Plaie Forks Elm
bossed Table Spread Elegant Engraved Silver Plated
Gold Lined Goblet, Violin and Bow, Fancy Dress Pat
tern Elegant Silk Beaded Parasoi l0Opcture Morocco
Photograph Album, Elegant Ivory Handled Spangleo
Silk Fan, One dozen large size Linen Towels. Fancy
BaImoraI Skirt aides Morocco Shopping Bag, Honey
comb Quilt Alhambra Quilt, Ladies' Splendid square
Wool Shawl, LADIES' Solid Gold California Dianond
Ring, Gents Plain Engraved Gold Ring (6 care's
fne) Ladies' Solid Black alnut Writing Desk, Ladies
Fancy Black Walnut Work Box, Cottage Clock one
Linen Handkerchiefs, extra qusiity. or
One Dozen Gents Linen HandkeTchiefs.
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FIRMS TO AGENTS.

Certificates giving complete description of artici.
be sold tor One DoIlar VIII be sold at the rate OF
CENTS EACH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TNDER-SIIIRTS and DRAWERS in a great variety
Y White, Mixed, Grey, and ali tie Fancy Coiors
received this day Al
FRENCH'S CLOLHGNG HOUSE.
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samuel Chspman's estate.

CYRUS WORSE, lr...
NICHOLAS IL. BENNETT
liz -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14

AYINDHAli COUNTY.

Martin Scott of Brattleboro, in twice SOW
ing, has raised Is bushels of Norway oats,
for which he is offered $3.50 per bushel,
from one pint of seed, for which he paid 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14

BETHANY CHURCH will be dedicated on
Thursday, at IL O'Clock An. The superb
structure IS now complete in every particu-
lar, and stands forth az proud monument
of the Ch=istian enterprise and liberality of
the society. The dedication sermon viii be
preached by Rev. Dr. Lord.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-14

FURNISHING GOODS, Shirts, Collars, Sispenders.
L Gloves Umbrellas, ali kinds of Hosiery, Bosoms,
NeckTies eTchiei, Black and Fancy Kid Gloves,
All new STYLES FRESCH'S.
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AnnrvAI AT rHs aorni.s

~ TTn slyNAL nVIhif1h; .. Afrsos. .
Li9isy, " esn john Ssaecfn MINI
e, gee MsoSwsnsy Az IA MsUhssnsy,
s n y III wn M, MLSSysMsf sa.b.AotF
TSsH "A foliafd, VA 70, On, ssdgwisEr
n knocmrn, India Col y finS,NIl
1so Heiq, Gel James tapton2 ie~s
Xf% !nl Tmyonss, bos,Sp y y . Roontt Nfia
.X.WsSSSi SaS kmiiy MOI GbscUbs.e And
VIE, PhiIa ii Embty and family. XIV Miss
Loo Fowler, Jno Brownlow, nj romlinson,
HTovnssnd, Tenn j II Lons. indis ! Judge
y r Cuppy, Ind, III Eastm Al, n II, Den rs
aad famlIS, va
xfNxfoop HousvL .Hx,nn,v : o.,,r.
ID r LitSSne,d. y 4 DAVE. Columbus; "a Il
4 RcJs ! ailisreth. NJ Ad.ms. Kyps,s'
Pa, NJ Al ArnslI. VA. a w Balch' d Winter,
wsshinSton; u Sumcrasid, Brimasid, ] A
RysiI. N NV q Hsrtrroave' VAL q DALEY.
Pei GB MsBryan, Brysn, Nd, scott and
" Mts' MersaMn, ana lazy. y sSagcy, ";
MaHneFu, NashVaie, TShni IL r Somefs, %
Louis, Mo-
UNITED STATES HoTEL--M<A BKAs,
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Dis.rio. Of coll.sop-wiuism n Thons.,
John K. Terry, william Drifls, william n.
vinsy, Jesse 8. Craig
District Of chssterhsid--R. J. Donaldson. u,
District Of Dsrlinstop-JOrdsn Lang, B. p
whittsaors. Isaac Broeksnton, Richard Hun.
bird.
District Of Edgsasld-R. D. Elliott, George
DsMsddis, John wooisy. Prince y. Rivsrs
John Bonum, David Harris, Frank Arpaim. .
District Of Fair6sld-Hepry jacobs, james
M. Rutland, II. d. Edwards, ..,t-t.. !,
District Of sorgstown-Frspklin r. Slhsr,
Henry W. Webb. Joseph II: Rsinsy. :
District Of Greenville- William b. johnson,
Jsmes M. Allen, james M. Runion, Wilson
Cook. rAsgsa
District Of Hory--s,sphen II. Thompson,
District Of Ksr,hsw-J. X. JiTisop, s. Q. W,
Dill, John A. Chestnut. -.ui -
District Of rington-bsmusl eooser, Simeon
Cerisy. Z
District Of Lsnsas,sr--Albsrt Clinton, chas.
Jones.
District Of Lsurens-Nelsou Dsvis, joseph
Crow, Harry McDsuiels, Y. J. p. Owens.
District Of Msriboro'--Cslvin Stubs. Geotss
jackson. ....-
District Of Marion-wiiliam s. Collins, II.
e. Haynes. Bsojsuin A, Thompson, y. W, John
son. ... .
District Of NewbeuyALee Nance, b. Oiel
Duaoan, James Henderson. o
District Of orangsburs-E. J. Cain, r. W
M. Macksy, Bsnismin r. Randolph, T. K. Sas
portas, W. J. Mckinley. n
District Of Pisksns--A Alex. Boyes, M. Msuldin
DR.. L. B. johnson.
District Of Richland-wm. b. Nash, Charlie,
N. Wilder, Samuel B. Thompson, Thomas ]
Robertson. f IL
District Of spartAnburg-John 8. Gentry, J
p. F. Camp, Rice Foster. Coy wingo.
District Of Suuter--r. ]. CoghlAn, W. n
johnson, ssnssl hes, 2. J. Moses. jr.
District d uniou - Abrsn Dogan, ssmus
Naoklss, James II. Goss. "a.
District Of Williamsburg NJ. Olsen, S. A
swsils, William Darlington.
District Of York--W. 2. Rose, DR.. ]. G. Nea
gle, j. II. White, John W. Mead.
By command Of Brsvst Major General Edwar,
R. s. Candy. o
LOUIS v. CAIrAlc, Aids-ds-Csmp, ID
Acting Assistant Adjutsnt General.
Omcisl LOUIS v. CAHIARc, Aids-ds. Camp
A. A. A.0, f-.h.'..N
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTlhoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.WisHIsoIos, Jan. q, lss1-poon..
Trains betEesn wAsHIHgToN and BALTIMORE,
"f''''"' Viz FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sr1day, At TOO. TD. and IL 80
'. Y0R ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily. except Sunday, At 7Da N. and 400
yoR WAY srArI9 9Sscs sSggTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave a 5 " and .. m, and atioo and ass p. nd.
'A"'' '''''' ''hi S5R ANNAPOLIS.
Le1ys At % and 4 50 .. N. 10 train To or from An.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Lnave att 1a. m. and l. 50 and aSp, m.
r.,v.,, YoR WAY sTAJEI s
TOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave asi,S, sdTsePs Saturday and Sunday at TO
s sasSa,S.y q ssa s1 H. sny Connecting
Besy Station Nth trains from Baltimore to Wheeling.
TiIossS ahss,. 70 tn. West can b. had at the wash
ingon Station Ticket Once u all hours In the day.
r9r New Io!a phil.S,lPhis,, and Boston, see ad'
Master Of ElaEPi N 'S5fE,
d aRor !. r k6Ss tFsn'
General Agent, Warrington.
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paoFos.I.s ron aIsI Tal TsroRTsFIos.

\ ~ .-.---'s
0ysier gslsy 90 S.ln,nAsrln.
sssi.S IsSo:ss III 3 t.s.1ss ds. aa,
u oeloct. M ~ 81 JanaSry isss iot the trans.
Ess5iss lldi1, ". ssf snaiss March n. isV. on
RQyTE NO A. lLt trIg..
From Roh kassss rsss AZ s
M hay YEA ao, s:sss S III fs
State u Esesn and fssffsorl II toiSrsao south q
ssiso. orotSsi DEPOT iSss Nay dsst TED q ,Sai
Territory, and 70 any other points On the route tot
that depot 2 ..,--.i -an .ha 50. r3dU I'll
hoUTk no. ~ ..nl.iuI ~. -
From f,rt Uniol or seeh eehsr dsRct ~ nay %
establlshci " the Territory o. nsT Vi az
Hoss. Or ,.sons lass % ,ssnns - saS
s;:|. s.! ": h a ss::. "a
s.s .sss y.'s. ri. \ 49,. s s,;
rasihe rnHroeds Of ne Xnl9n heeine L
10 FORT vDson .us n.s vS"Vs w
q nay Dc es'aohsA'a - u' l "'n'.s D'p'' :" "-'
TsFs,ory Ia n, ,rsuspo,tcd daring tAs yc.r viii
RSs ss ne sooSS sosSass sSS, On Rcs No. J.
a0, 00 pesndsi 4. a. ...A ,ort. -. ,st.,x,
BIDDER MI ..Ais th rate Per l@ pSusds Per l9
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PnoPosALs.
oYYIcs DsPor AYp DIsBpRsIId Q. NJ
ATLANTA, Ga, Dee, @, 1857. !
Sealed Proposas will be received At this once until
he aasTternssier apartment in this city with
10. too POUNDS cf 2st.
1000 3" Straw ..
The Oats 10 DO sound and free from rust and dirt,
and put In good strong sacks Of not less than or
more than bushels per sack. standard 81 pounds por
Hay 70 DO good Western. well balsd and free from
Stray 20 b well bslsd. free from rust. weeds. or
The Oats to be delivered At the ousrtormaster' 9
.torehouse, PoIsXth street Ths Hay spd Straw at
the Government Stables Prior aud Line streets
third the amount Of each must be delivered jan
nary 10. .lS6s spd one third each on the lst Of Peb
1ff rSposs: nS. E. t1p.a.. with copy Of thu.
sttAehed 10 each and bear the
msnt I'm thsir own, hand n the persons offered rs
The Governmer reserves the right to reject any or
Proposals should b sddrss.sd e the undersigned.
and endorsed Upon the snyelope, Proposals for the
delivery Of Forage and straw"
By order Of 'Brsvst Brigsdier General II, saIton,
Chief q. u. ii. J.. FARNsWoRTH,
LIST L. yth Infantry, 4. A. q. NJ,
dec3l I'd In charge Of Depot
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DEPARTMENTAL.
HEADQUARTERsS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, I
q Z

HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DIsrRIcr,
CHARLxsros, 8. g., Dec. %, 1867.
General OrdS,. No. 100
Al the election held In the State Of South
Carolina on the 10th and goth days Of Novsm-
Der, 1867, pursuant to General 0rdsrr, No. 90,
from these headqusrtsrs, dated 0ctobsr Is, 1867,
a majority Of the registered voters Of the said
State having voted on the question Of holding .
convention, and q majority Of the votes cast
being In favor Of holding such convention, the
delegates elected thereto, and hereinafter named,
are hereby notified, In conformity with the pro-
visions Of tho fourth section Of the act Of Con.
gross Of March 23. 1857, to assemble In convsn-
ton In the city Of Charleston, South Carolina,
at noon on Tuesday, the 14th day OF January,
1858, for the purpose Of framing constitution
and civil government according to the provisions
Of the Aforesaid act of the Esd day Of March,
1867, and Of the act Of the I'd day Of March,
1867, to which II Is supplsmsntsry.
A copy Of this order will BE- furnished to each
Of the persons hereinafter named, and shall DO
the evidence Of his having been elected ~ del
egats to the aforesaid convention.
District Of Abbsvills- -Hutson J. LomaI, Mel.
son Joiner, John A. Hunter, Bailey Milford,
Thomas Williamson.
District Of AndsIson-william Perry, DR.. N.
J. Newell, Samuel Johnson.
@. Parker, James N. Hayns, Jalius Mayer,
Charles D. Hsyns, Abraham Middleton.
District Of Bsrkelsy-Jossph II. jerks, W. II.
W. Gray. George Lea, A. O. Richmond, D. H.
Cbambsrlin. William Jervey. Timothy Hurley.
M. r. Becker, Benjamin Bias.
District Of Bsaufort-Frsnois Il. Wilder, Jas.
d. Bell, Robert Small. J u. Wright, R. g. Holmes,
W. @. Whipper, L. 8. Langley.
District Of Charlsstou--A. @. Maoksy, +. A.
Sawyer, A. ]. Ransisr, William Mckinley, Rob
srt O. Dslsrgs. Francis L. CardoIs, Gilbert Pills
bury, O. O. Bowen, Richard II. Cain. .
District Of Chostsr-s. Sanders, p. Alsxsn'
der, D. Burton.
District Of Ciarendon-Elias Dickson, William
Nelson.
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