The following highly complimen
tary notice of Gen. Beadle appears
in the National Republican a Wash
ington city paper, of a late date:
“The Surveyor General of Da
kota. —Among the recent confirma
tions by the Senate we find the name
of General W. H. Beadle as Surveyor
General of Dakota Territory. Gen
eral Beadle served with distinction
during the late wai, first cs captain
in an Indiana regiment, and after
ward as lieutenant colonel of the
First Michigan sharp shooters. He
was transferred to the veteran re
serve corps on account of disability
incurred in active service, and served
with credit in the Freedmen’s Bureau
at Richmond, Va., and at Wilming
ton, N. C., until June, 1866, when ho
resigned and commenced the prac
tice of law at Boscobel, Wisconsin,
where he gained many friend” and a
fair reputation in the line of his pro
fession. As an ardent Republican
and hightoned gentleman, possessing
a fine legal education, Dakota will
find in Gon. Beadle a valuable citi
zen, and the General Government au
honest and eificient officer.”
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Evergreens.
