Named Entity Results, South Carolina (South Carolina, United States)

the army of the Potomac, measles, typhoid fever, mumps, pneumonia, and other camp diseases, have their victims, and, notwithstanding the admirable sanitary regulations of the State, the best of nursing, good weather, and all the comfortable surroundings with which it is sought to encompass the volunteers, both hospitals and private houses present a sad array of humanity suffering from the worst of "ills that flesh is heir to." So much for the social aspect of Charleston, and, indeed, of South Carolina generally. Physically, the city wears a garb of mourning. The fire-fiend which a few weeks ago passed over the fairest portion of the town has left the trail of the serpent behind, and bright as may be the contrast afforded elsewhere, still the old thought comes back to you that the dark hand of affliction is lying heavily upon our dearest friends; that the rich have been made poor; the associations clustered around their homesteads have been destroyed, and that the existence of hu

To the soldiers from South Carolina in the army of the Potomac. --By direction of the Governor and Council of South Carolina laddress you. You were the first to respond to the call of the State for the defence of our common country. At her bidding you rushed to a distant border and unfurled the Palmette in the face of an advancing foe. For her and for yourselves you have won imperishable renown, when, in conjunction with your fellow-soldiers from other States, you achieved those victSouth Carolina laddress you. You were the first to respond to the call of the State for the defence of our common country. At her bidding you rushed to a distant border and unfurled the Palmette in the face of an advancing foe. For her and for yourselves you have won imperishable renown, when, in conjunction with your fellow-soldiers from other States, you achieved those victories which hurled the hireling foe behind the defences of his Capital. You have displayed a brilliant courage, and, higher still, you have borne with fortitude, not only the battle's shock, but the deadly fever and the winter's storm. The State is proud of your conduct, your devotion, and your achievements. In the name of that State, a grateful people, we thank you. But the main object is not yet achieved — the establishment before the world, and in fact, of the independence of the Confedera