Company of Hartford, Conn., and Lewis Haldy of Lancaster, Pa. for the first part and the Lancaster County Mon- umental Association for the second part do hereby agree as follows: Said parties of the first part agree to furnish and set complete upon foundation provided by said parties of the second part in

Lan- caster, Pennsylvania, on the first morning of the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1, 1863, and the subsequent disclosure of his secret engagement to be mar- ried to a handsome and talented young woman whom he had met five years before. The sequence of events in the opening phases of the battle has

the various groups. There were many brief and not so brief eulogies given by distinguished persons when learning of Buchanan's death. Note- worthy is that of Rev. Dr. J. W. Nevin, President of F and M, who pre- sided at the funeral. He said, "In the first place, we have no right to judge Mr