. Collezioni storiche dell'Ohio: Un'Enciclopedia dello Stato ; Storia sia Generale che locale, Geografia con descrizioni delle sue contee, Città e Villaggi, il suo agricolo, manifatturiero, minerario e sviluppo di affari, schizzi di personaggi eminenti e interessanti, ecc., Con le note di un giro sopra esso in 1886 V 2 . ha scoppiato è stato uno dei membri del randello letterario che en-listed. Cambiò il suo ufficio legale in quartier generale e fu commissioneil 27 luglio 1861, maggiore del 39° fantry dell'Ohio, e più tardi il suo colonnello. Era il suo reggimento in ogni marcia e in ogni everybatt

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. Historical Collections of Ohio: An Encyclopedia of the State ; History Both General and Local, Geography with Descriptions of Its Counties, Cities and Villages, Its Agricultural, Manufacturing, Mining and Business Development, Sketches of Eminent and Interesting Characters, Etc., with Notes of a Tour over It in 1886 V 2 . broke out he was one ofthe members of the Literary Club who en-listed. He changed his law office into re-cruiting headquarters and was commissionedJuly 27, 1861, Major of the 39th Ohio In-fantry, and later its Colonel. He was withhis regiment in every march and in everybattle and skirmish in which the commandwas engaged, until he lost a leg in an assaulton the enemys works at KufFs Mills in theAtlanta campaign. While yet on crutcheshe reported for duty to G-en. Hooker, andwas assigned to the command of Camp Den-nison, and later was commissioned Brigadier-General. In 1871 he was chosen Governorof Ohio ; at the next election was defeated ; HAMILTON COUNTY, in 1877 he was appointed by his old friendand club mate, President Hayes, Minister toFrance. During his service there lie wassent on an especial mission to the East, visit-ing all the countries that border on theMediterranean. He resigned in 1881 andresumed his law practice in Cincinnati. Hepossesses fine oratorical powers, and is re-. GEK E. F. NOYES. markable for his enthusiastic, cheery disposi-tion and kindly manners. Pie was so belovedby the soldiers that he induced a larger num-ber of veterans to re-enlist in his regimentthan was secured to any other in the Nationalarmy from Ohio. He died Sept. 4, 1890. In our boy days we often saw in our fa-thers bookstore in New Haven, AlphonsoTaft, then a Yale student. He was tall, broad—even as a youth—heavy and strong, and then noted for his strong common senseand masculine grasp of intellect. He was awarm admirer of Daniel Webster, whom insome important aspects he resembled, andof the many eulogies pronounced upon thatgreat man his tribute to his li

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