to the sea. Concerning ablest physicians of Philadelphia and long professor of obstetrics and the diseases of women and children at He returned to Washington, and, on May 14, was pro- this General Meigs wrote: ‘‘On taking Savannah, ; moted to colonel of the eleventh infantry, and a day General… … studied for a time at the University of Pennsylvania, army supplies valued at over $1,956,616,000, and that GENERAL MONTGOMERY CUNNINGHAM MEIGS, but, receiving an appointment to the U.S. Military this vast sum was used with less loss and waste from accident and from fraud than had ever before…
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