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und rendered any aggressive movement in the dark impossible. Even if he had been able to execute this movement, the day's results could certainly not have been changed. Page 553. Colonel Farnsworth of the Eighth Illinois is not the General Farnsworth who was killed the following year at Gettysburg. Page 555. The information furnished by General McClellan himself enables us to correct a few errors in our account of his removal from command. McClellan was alone in his tent when Buckingham entered. The latter, although a stranger to the Army of the Potomac, was not unknown. He had many friends in it—among others, the general-in-chief himself. He had been in search of Burnside, and was desirous that the latter should be present at the painful interviews he was about to have. Page 681, line 19. Besides the President, a small number of magistrates and employes take the oath to support the Constitution in the Republic of the United States. Page 697. Of these twent