I think Mr.Larz Anderson (brother of Major Robert Anderson) and Mr.L'Hommedieu of Cincinnati were with him.

The intimation had been given me that he would probably be made major-general and commandant of our Ohio contingent, and this, naturally, made me scan him closely.

He was rather under the medium height, but muscularly formed, with broad shoulders and a well-poised head, active and graceful in motion.

His whole appearance was quiet and modest, but when drawn out he showed no lack of confidence in himself.

He was dressed in a plain travelling suit, with a narrow-rimmed soft felt hat.