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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

DEATH OF GEN. GenDoxs-we regres 60 an.
nouncs The death Of This distinguished eatlzen-
he expired on the 21st inst. at his residence in
AlbeDar!e. In early lite Gen Gordon attained
high position in the State, and although he has
not participated in the strife Of politics for many
years past, yet &c the day Of has death he was
esteemed among the worthlest of the Democratic
leaders. He was long an influential member of
the Stale Legislature. He served only one tern,
in Congress, but that Ms4iced TO give ihim a his
tOre name. !Or he had The honor Of proros,ne she
Sub Treasury system. A his deaih he held the
commission Of MajOr General in The militia q
Virgins. SoskA.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

RYE WHIsKsv.-The following 10 the post
script Of letter written on the 2lst Of May, -
Enoch South, by Hon. WIN. Montgomery,
Representative in Congress from Psnnsyszs-
ma;
Up. 8. President Buchanan drinks nothing
stimulating except Old rye whIskey. ] told has
that you used TO have the best that was ever ds-
tllled IN ihis region, and he made me promise 10
see you, and get some if you had n.
''CoUld you lee me have barrel, or even
half barrel, Of the best yoa ever mAde, Write
me. win send ksg of it 70 the old chief, d
can get il.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

ELEcTloNs m ArGU.r.-During the month u
August elections will take place IN the following
States: In Missouri on the first Monday foe
members Of the Legislature and members Of Con-
gress; in Kentucky on The same day for Clerk 70
the Court Of Appeal, dist: ut ivdseS and country
officers. On the first Thursday Month Carolna
votes for Governor aud the members Of the Leg
lslature upon .he latter viii devote she chace II
U. s. Senator To succeed Mr.. Bugs, deceased
Alabama, Texas, Arkansas and Tennessee slse
hold elections during the month, but do not thi4
Congress.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

A SENTINENT.-Danisl Webster psnnsa the
following sentiment:
"lf we work upon marble it win perish; II 40
work upon brass, time wIll eiTaee il; f We rear
temples, shey will erumble into dust: bot II We
work upon our immortal minds-l ws imbss
them with principles, with the just fear Of God
and OF thsir fellow men, we sngraye on those
tablets something which will brighten u All ssss-
nifty"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

MIR. John Fl. SomeTveil, clerk in the eds
OF the sixth auditor, from Calvert County, din
on Friday last. In the evening religious sVyvi
ces were held az his late residence by his pastss
Rev. A. @. Carothers-and on Saturday morn
the body, accompanied by mis- family, was comm
yeyed 20 Calvert County, for intsrnenG. Mr..
was n native Of Prince Geaxee'a County, snG
generally esteemed.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

AHoTHER War PAcE--The Detroit .adrsri-
:sr BLACK Republieanl expresses It's opinion ID
mr. Douglas speech an follows:
"Thas 1t will be seen thaa Me-. Douglas 10 ,he
same unwashed Loeofoeo that he ever has Tn
on all the vital questions Of ,arty seaity.s'
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

We kEocx UNDER--We end from our on.
ehahges that we have not had aRy warm wealth
e. here yea. To show this We clip the following
from the South Side Democrat. pssb6ahs3 81 Pc
tersburg, Va:
"RstAeT Warm.-Ws amused owrsesvss yss~
terday during the middle Of ih< dAy. by roast
ing eggs IN the back window OF eur saneaum.--
!: was decided iuaProvemsnk an the old way -
The THERMOMETERS. IN the mean tinse standing kss
feet high."
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

Ou9-IsELArsoxs WITH MExIco--lt il Stated
that the governments; has sent a messenger 20
Mexico with dispatches 70 our minister n esaG
republic, approving has course in susreeding d.
Plomaiie intercourse with that country. and be
returns 20 the United States.
TRApE OF CalcAeO.--Tlie tail sAipuseuas sf
grain fr Chicago this sessen. anaoana . n. l9s.-
0le b1shslss which is an exeess a. s.5Oo,0eo
Ime last year.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29


signals, but the Blue Jacket, having no code.
was unable TO understand them. The BIue
Jacket reports the weather on the 95th uIt. an
hazy with westerly swell, and that the wealth
er continued moderate but thick ill the morning
OF the Sd Instant-a period Of eight days-wheS,
there were strong gales from the southwest bv
west, with high sea. At the time the Zee,
was seen by the Riue Jacket II had not reached
latitude 800 or north, Longitude $50 ls' west.
the SPOT where the splicing Of the cable was 20
be effected and the paying out commenced. The
facts sugges; several probabilities that encourage
us TO still hope that the Niagara may We, make
her appears rance in Trinity Bay and announce the
accomplishment Of the great work These uro-
liabilities are that the feet did not Inee, al ,he
appointed rendezvous m mid ocean until Inc la.-
ter days OF the month, and that then lEey found
the weather unPropitIous for the COMMENCEMENT
Of the work. SupPOstng ths: this commence
ment was not made until the third or fourth
and. after parting with her eonsorts, the Niaen.
"a made no better progress hitherward than the
Blue Jacket. it 10 evident she has vet some dava
Of grnee before we can finally abandon all expee-
tation Of receiving the welcome Intelligence Of
the successful termination OF this noble efFert.
A ship arrived ae monsreaI reports havine
been in company with the Niagara and Agn.
Memnon for three daysLpEevioss 70 the 9Osh uit.
They were proceeding under eaBy steam toward
the mld-oeean rendezvous.
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TWc clip the following from the
Princeton Clarion, whose Local has
recently taken unto himself = wife,
and Of course speaks from experience.
we commend it to the careful consid-
Grafton Of our bachelor correspondent
ssvindex.s ,sRead. Reflect, and be
WISE"
Our Local says nstsimony CONSISTS q no
Ibuck.whsst cakes. warm beds. .comiostsbI
-alippers, smoking coffee, round arms 70
! lips,. &C.. Sc. shirts exulting 10 bu'tops'xe
! deemed stockings, boot'jacks. happiness
b &c. while single blessedness is made w
shsst-izcn quilts. blue noses. frosty room
lice Ia he pitcher, unrsgsnsra,ed lipsn. hee
. less socks, coffee sweetened with icicles.Gu
\ q psrcha biscuits. 6abby steaks, dull razor
v corns, couehs, and chclics. rhcnma,s'
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By reference to another column Of
our PAPER Il will be seen that thehigh'
est Inducements are presented 70 such
A. wish to engage ina pleasant, use.
ful and profitable business. The books
published for agents BY the firm Of e
L. Derby 8 Co. are gotten up in fin'
style. and are Of . decidedly enter
tanning and instructive character. ~
are Of the opinion that many Of on
young men canno. do better than =
cure 40 agency.
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Tux Rsv,vAL ~ Rons.--Ths revival hss|
ex,spded to the sea, q the Paps' power =.
self. A large number Of American snd
Eoglish travellers 10 Roms-eh'edy w0~e"
have become powerfully affected BY the
teachings Of the Catholic faith. The SOL
smu seryices In the cAthedrals and chspels'
begin ming ~i,h the season Of Lent have
touched the impossible minds Of the young
and fashionable visitap,. Of the Protestant
faith. 10 degree never before known and
= number 81 commu nicants have been made
"a The Catholic church. Cardinals have
called upon the American psosely les 70 eS
oluiu The Immaculate Conception. and othe
stub born mysteries Of the creed. We hav'
heard Of several New Workers v no hsve' .
his invitation, il 10 ssid, enjoyed interview
with the Pope. during which he msnlls1lo
; deep interest 10 their conversionn
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SuPPoRr Your CocxTy PArEss Inc
Cleveland Herald talks thus senrio'y upo"
the duty oil supporting home papers: 'nec-
.ollec., II home weekly paper is 70 Dc sup
ported. home influence mus, do i. Every
citizen should feel interested 10 seeing that
his ioms paper 10 well supported. 4 county
acquires prominence through ss paper more
than in any way and to every one WI has
county interests at stake. his home paper 's
necessity. Never will such wan taks
paper printed away from home until lie y
able 10 take . second paper. His frst pspe
is III be his home sheet. and he will 90 'den
lily his oSn in,eres, with that Of his count.
paper as 10 consider his subscription as muc
! matter Of duty as the payment Of his lax
z es."
d Tha, is very sensible talk. Every con
!. muni,y should support well its local PaPe'
i Each county in every S,ste should pride
. sci. on the support gives 10 the paper Pu'
i lshed within Us Unite.
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Owing to the late heavy rains inns
ouiet stream is unusually high--oser-
flowing it's banks to a great distance
on both sides. both above and below
the town. This, we fear, viii result
n considerable damage to the farmers
living along the river, as tho bottom
|lands are very extensively inundated
Some Of our suburban citSens 10
the ueighborhood Of the river seem ra
her tidgety, and for the last few days
are said to speak Of the influences .
water, unconnected with anything
|spirituous. in terms of marked rcspec
and Difference. This is conslderep =
some OF the knowing folks ~ = str'S
inc instance OF the triumph OF pial1e
over mind.
The food gives some indication
abating, though the bottoms al aronn
still present but one vast waste
waters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16

AxEw TERSiroEy. resolution vas
introduced into the Wisconsin lie .'sla'pFe
on he asd inst. proposing 10 cede back -
The general government Ill that pNs o. ~e
State living north Of the third correcto" lns'
provided Michigan will cede back that par'
.fher State nor,k and west q Lake Dl'eh'
pan, for The purpose d forming new Terri
ritory.
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TuE INDIANA AMERIcAE.--la ano'
Ahcr column Of to-day's paper we pub.
fish the propectus Of tlds paper, editee
by Rev. T. A. Goodwin. The agri
cultural department Of the American
il conducted with . marked ability
which renders 1t one Of the best agri
cultural papers in'the State. In poll
tics, Il 10 the most ultra Of all Kno'
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The hELiUIuVs
cious work 10 still going or IN orr e
churches are constantly SLED with anyhow
and peri,cnt souls. Daily prayer meetings
,,e held. in which hundreds Of tongues join
IN The worship Of the Most High. There ''
feeling deeper md broader upon 'hesuojee'
+ he souls e,esDel welfare th'n was ever
known here befoss. We hope the good
work viii continue until there is ,horou y
revolution in The hearts Of all our citizens
There arc yet many sinners here 70 De re-
generated. Louisville Couris'.
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Tue AtA4 y
Il is currently reported lAat the
Trustees Of the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal Company are 1890 hove the
land Office from iDgton, Davis
county to Tcrre Rautc. This we are
unwilling to believe, as snch ? step
would certainly indicate, on the part
Of the Trustees, less business ability
and more limited knowledge OF that
portion Of the country directly inter-
csted. than we are disposed to give
them credit for. If, however, rem"
val is to be made, all the circumstan'
.ces plainly point to Jasper as BY far
the most suitable place for the perma-
nent location OF this ofEce. For such
q purposc It is certainly much more
central than either Terre Hautc o.
Washington, as it is well known tina
the greatest proportion Of land at pre-
sent SUBJECT to entry, is situated 10 ~
counties Of Dubois, Warrick, Spencer
Pike and Perry. But we hope IN
Trustees will let well enough alone
and for the present allow the ofiice
remain at w ashington. A removal
-rerre Haute would evidently be q
tended with serious Inconvenience
both to the people Of this county an
the counties adjoining. In securin
their patents, and in transacting bus
meas with the Office generally. thu
would labor under many dissdsant
ees. and at the same time be saGect'
to q much greater expenditure Of tiu
and means than at present. Il . 90
sequently nothing more thsn fair q
the interests Of these counties y
named, should be duly consulted
this matter. 1t is true, come two
three irdividuals would be accomn
dated BY the proposed change.
Is X in the least degree reasonable Y
for such q consideration the ixtere
Of SO many shonld suffcs3 Hedo
believe that any intrusted with
management q these affairs can be
unqualifedly selfish Or 50 utterly
cardIess Of the interests Of the mi
as to be actuated by such motives.
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The Calcutta correspondent Of the Lon.
don Times, writing Of the death Of Genera
ssys:
The decessed General has been . Psom''
peot character 10 Indian history for nearly
twenty years. In the first Punjab war ne
y a. Lord Hasliage's most trusted friend. =
slight. spare man. about five feet nse 'nene'
ia hight, with an emacis,ed face and an eag'e
ore. he belonged emphs'icalIy 20 me class
Who have nsysr 10 contend with d'sooed'
ence or mu,iny. tie was perhaps the orav
est man in his own army. and was never :
cha.,y and agreeable g when under h'e' -
was I Christian Of the old stsmP-s suo"'
G Cd fearing Puritan man, who deemed y !"
shame 10 teach his soldiers 10 pray Tur'
GU, uae saints said Lord Cough on one oc
as,on, when he anticipated desperate WORK
.Hsvelock never blunders, and his men o.
never drunk. The lose has created mos
oainful impression il Calcutta.
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0t7rt il estimated ltsa ~ less than 40
persons have connected themselves WIN
The different religious den nominations In thu
county, since the Is: Of January last '"o'
speed 10 the number who are ~ earnest
our fervent wish: -Msriinsville Monitor.
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- FEW more enterprising md active
N Young mes can and jmmedia;e employ.
meni. b. whjeh they can easily make $500
o. $1,000 a year. 70 acs % agents Tor se.sri
new and popslT works. jYs' published. &.
cIusively for agents, and not Tor sac '"
book stores.
I've haze good number Of sgen's en-.
ployed, many Of whom are Missing rom
itren 10 twenty dollars week Tnose
Who wish 70 engage 10 This pleasant ano
profitable business will, tcr PARTICULARS r.
suis,lps, sc address
CT. DEKBv y Co:
publshers gnd Wholesale lookse'sen.
~ y" Sandusky City, ONO.
- lsors OF newspapers. BY giving the abovs
allowing three insertions ana csI''ns
% 4, and eeDdine copy conta'n'
soceivc spy three Of the following
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nrOur readers will find on the first

oyOur readers will find on the nrs'
page Of to-day's paper, an excellent
article on Tobacco, by our esteemed
friend DR.. White. In treating Of the
nature and effects Of the slihy weed,
the views advanced by the Doctor are
replete with good sense and practical
information. Such articles will a.
ways End . ready place IN our col
Iumns. We trust the Doctor will favor
us frequently with contributions iroAs
Ibis sl,illful and instructive pen. ~
this We are the more solicitous IS th'
intrinsic worth Of his productions re
Iceive IN additional charm from tn
we'll known amiable qualities and Gle
waited moral principles Of the writer.
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FRu,r.--The Louisville CcupsF -
he peach buds near that city are eene's''y
killed. bu, throughout Kentucky we etoe
promises sbundantly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16

0>rThe I.ouisisoa Senate rejected y
majority Of two, The bill that recently p's'ea
H. House. sushorizing he importation q
. 300 Africans into Lopslepa'
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O~rNinteen union prayer meetings arr
now he'd in Iew York daily. and SIX 10
Brooklyn. The average attendance y e.
I,ima,ed at thirty thousand.
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01rThs Cincinnati (Ohio) Gazette says
yaata bill hiss passed The Senate Of thai
State, prohibiting the intern srrisgs Of 6rs'
cousins. The Gazette says that public sea
l,lment Il il favor Of The mes sure.
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Trur. Sales, Of 3. !. has gone % MeF
leo, charged with . mission Of wa'ep ~
ob;ec, i 70 sound the Hincipal men On 'ne
union Of chat republic With the United S'a'e'
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ITThe proprieturs oi the new coaA s'inss
; ecently discovered east Of town, are prepar-
ioQ to sink . shaft TO the bed Of the coal
We understand they have commenced work
Tor that purpose.
A gentleman who Is largely interested y
the gas companies 10 several cities in thi'
State pronounced the new coal 70 BE superb
or 10 any heretofore mined in Indiana
vincennes GH cite.
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n1rThe A,,ca (Ind.) Ledger says ~ Us I,
',,ui. buds In ,hs, region sre " gooo co"a'
|,iOn. except The peach, which seems y =
destroyed.
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ARrHux's AoME MAcAzrSE.-W

ARTHuR's BONE MAGA@iNE."
have received the April number Of
this excellent monthly l: contains q
number Of well written articles 10 the
different departments Of science and
morals. Its stories are highly instruc-
tive and animated. In addition to 9
beautiful colored fashion plate, anc
many other usctal illustrations i con
tains . steel (plate) engraving o. a.
Italian Peasant Boy, pronounced Q!
! good judges to be very fine. We cal
scarcely see how our lady friends cal
get along without this valuable and "
-tcresting magazine.
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HT-As she Minnesota bilI passed tic e.
nate Il contains less than 800 words. j ad
mi,s her a. a state and SLOWS two represen
|tatiyes. II passed by 48 % 3.
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TrThs number ofhogs packed = '1u' !
sus during the past season was 4S''soo
,s.;ns, 40, 4es las, year-an incfesss q
|lOa, ass.
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os-rhs susadpaes = shs Daily PFsyar
ii cling IL 81. Louis has become % large
that The use Of one Of the most capacious
halle 10 the city hss teep secured.
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Beautiful Extract--Hclping a hand
come young lady out u 4 mud -hole.
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IDeVn1D(gVth&
For Sscreiary Of State
DANIEL McCLUkE.o' hosess'
Auditor Of State,
JOHN W. DoDD. Of Grant.
7hen~urv Of STATE.
NATH'L r. CUNNINGHAM'of S'so'
Superintendent cf Public I"sfrse''o"'
SAMUEL l.. RUGG, Of Allen
Attorney General,
jOs. +. MCDONALD. Of Montgomery
Supreme Judges,
SAMUEL E. PERKINS. OF Marion
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur.
JAMES NJ. HANNA. Of Vieo.
JAMES L. wORDEN. Of whitley
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~ she Receipts and Expenditures Of
.Bainbridge township. Dubois county,
Ind. for the financial year ls67.
RECEIPTS.
There has been received bv the Town.
shin Treasurer. including amount II last
settlement, 40 follows, 20 witt
For common school aud OongvessIonsI
-. ...sh;r f.cds. 366 10
For special school fund. 2"' %
Total receipts during the year, ei.sao 10
E4rExpIruaEs.
Theve hss been paid On Township orders
turing the yesr ~ follows, "a Wit:
Por salary Of common school teach.
Il ers. $3.50 ="
For amount pnid sundsy persons Of
y township fnnd. AieU
|IFor amour, paid sundrv persons Of
special school fund, 70 ~
~ ~ Scents during the year ei.Ai3 -
&n|snoe remaining In the treas
y q the close Of tbs years. so'i72
Si.oa5 20
~ NJ the Rosvd.
kEOR0E A. KIrZtNGER.
oril lG, '5e. Township Clerk
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The " HEAT CRoP.--wc understand
from numbers Of our farmers that me
wheat in Dubois never looked nner'
Tor the prospect for large crop better
This is the case, also, in the counties
Of Knox. Daviess, Pike and Spencer.
The fields between vincennes ana
washington are particularly green and
we'll covered--and the same opinion Is
equally applicable to Illinois. The
Chicsgo Tribune says;
The two mos. trying months are over an'
very large yield Of wheat i likely 70 o
had this season. A large fortion Of me on
: crop Of whea, il stin in The hands Of the lar
e mess, and . disposition is evinced 10 accep
!, The present ruling rates, which = csu''"
great activity in trade over The whole c0u'
= The Springfield, Ills, Republic, {
: the Goth ult., says:
y we have made inquiries Of = noRb~
e our country friends in this and adjo'n'n
,r counties, and they all speak hstteriog'y
At the prospect Of the fall planting Of vines
= The fields look beautiful; the wheat y w
set. and 50 iourishing that mary will Pastu
y II. The breadth planted = large. and Y
y, bad luck inssuenes, will yield % immen
he -,
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rrThe religious excil

O NC fefte~
augmsnting in our midst
prayer meetings incveas
too. Is growing larger q
are filed with persons =
10 and coming from Z!
The young. the q
simple minded and IT,
are seeking consolation
and prayer. We hops
strength to bear all the ~
natl Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16

TIVE STRAIGHT Lane NOT DEAp. - Wa Se
informed that parties from The East nave
,rayersed the whole line OF the Stra'gh'
Line r ilroad the past week and examined
The route and The work already executed,
with a view 10 revive the enterprise and 70
pu, the road through upon the original plan
provided satisfactory srrsogsnenss co q
lmsds With me present contractors W
that the examination has been highs
sfactory 10 the gsnsle'pen FROM the East
and there il Z strong hope that TIE whole
|, work a. far Is completed may be transferred
10 Eastern capitalists upon terms saa's'ae'or!
=, 10 the present contractors and company. an
highly advantageous TO the purchasers q"
the citizens q TIE country 'hron4" wh'e
he road i located. TIE matter viii oe DC
{ cided at an early day; and before the explra
/ ton or another week, we hopeio have %
pleasure OF announcing the execution o. %
transfer. Should il be effected. the roa
will be pushed through to indianapolis VIII
: out delay. All objections 70 The issue q y
y citv bonds will be withdrawn when the pa
u ties into whose aspds ,be road wiz fsll, a
lcknown. This enterprise successfully cou
e rle.sd. BY foreigp capital, will lead 70 y
y beginning Of another road 70 the west 10
Illinois. Evansville Journal, 30th.
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The UrAH EXPEDITION. he been stated
il the newspapers that General Harney PC
received orders % repair 10 Utah - IN
command OF The army depar,me6s. Z I'VE
fact il that General Persifer Sm~ nae pee"
ordered % Utah, as wen = Genessl Harvey
: nd thn, the chief command VII Ply
mon General Smith. Genexa
one Of The most accomplished
officers 10 the service-a soldid 'O'c'
a nd education. 'of thorough o. ms'ure
study in mili,ssy 'seIsace, q gred(sxperienc
as IN officer, and endowed wi,hsl BY bic
and scknow lodged military genius. Wash
iagtop Union.