Jol Hamilton

"... Washington was coming, and he must make haste to prepare for his reception He mounted the horse of the messenger who had brought the letter, and gallop- ped away. (Jol. Hamilton has left ui an inter csting account ot Mrs. Arnold s de meanor atter her husband s departure f i i i ...,., .ii ,i and accused every one who ..."

"... 1 B. M. Geu. Borter has trained information thut tlen. Adderson leit lns position in vicinity of Fredericksburg at A M. tay, with the followin'; troops lst j South (Jol. Hamilton; lst Battalion South Carolina Rifles, .'i Bh and North -Uth Uth, Util an l 1 Ith South Carolina, 3d Louisiana, two Batteries of auns cach namely, letcher's anl mcintosh's Batteries. ..."

"... line of march northward, towards Amina. a distance of about ten miles, where we intenued to remain during the night.? Your humble representative in company with Mr. >ecft;iry bloomtield, (Jol. Hamilton, and Colonels Voting and Carmichael, heavy contractors on the route were fortunate enough to fall into the generous cliarge of Col. H. Kundle, a wealihv and intelligent farmer, who made ..."

"... til the Legislature, at ita seeelon In 1880, trsm furred the lease to the Gulf and Ship Inland ltallroad Company. Attneir OHsmxttion, preparatory to aranmlng charge of the penitentiary! (Jol. Hamilton was elected general manager of the Gulf and Ship liland Railroad Octniauy, and La remained In charge ol the prison since. In 1883 It waa thought ad visible, In order ..."