the last-named school, where he has been teaching English since 1928. Dr. Nichols began work on General Reynolds in 1953. It was completed and published in 1958 by The Pennsylvania State University Press and was entitled Toward Gettysburg: a Biography of General John F. Reynolds. �

subject. On May 31st, following, Mr. Buchanan was offered the appoint- ment of Minister to Russia, which he accepted on June 12th. Dinner Declined by Major John Fulton Reynolds By WILLIAM FREDERIC WORNER M AJOR JOHN FULTON REYNOLDS, whose gallantry and bravery in the War with Mexico won for him the

mission to eternity. �After Lee's surrender, Miss Walker was escorted to her father's home near Gap, Pa., by Colonel Kelso Spear, chief of staff to General John B. Gordon, afterwards governor of Georgia and United States senator. Here, she was greeted by many of her old friends. Among these was James P

L. Reynolds, Esq., brother of General John Fulton Reynolds, later Quartermaster-General of Pennsylvania. Mr. Reynolds was, at this time under heavy criticism because, having been Buchanan's lawyer and chief political aide, he had with the beginning of the war gone over to the Repub- lican party

Cavalry). 162nd Regiment (17th Cavalry). �178th Regiment. Under General Dix made a demonstration toward Rich- mond to divert the enemy in favor of the Union Army at Gettysburg. 47th Regiment Militia of 1863. The alarm of the invasion reached the halls of the Millersville State Normal School, where James P

. John B. Reist,* Lititz, R. D. 2. Scarcely had the crowd fixed their eyes on the next speaker— the President of the United States—after taking a sigh of relief at the close of Everett's lengthy and rather tiresome discourse, when hearing the words— "government of the people, by the people, for the