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 Departed this life at the Seneca Agency West Of the Mississippi, the 3lst of December, 1885, in the 50th h year of his age, Captain GEORGE vAsnos. sub.Agent to fbe Western Cherokee Nation--in whose death SO cety has lost amiabIe and worthy member and the United States mertoroas and valuable ohicer- Captain Vasbon ai native of the stete Of Virginia and distinguished officer of the late war-he was retained Captain in the 7th Regiment of Infantry in the year 1915, and served such with that Regiment until the year l8l9 when he become weared with the tolls of military life, peace establishment, and resigned his commissions During his services in the my, iis department uniformly that of high mind ed and strictly honorable man-and he performed his mil

 tary duty in every respect with great zeal and ability and at the time much beloved and esteemed hy the officers and soldiers with whomche served

 Several years subsequent to the resignation of his military commission, he appointed Agent to the cherokees residing the Arkansas-the arduous and mutfarous duties of which ofce he confirmed to per

 formed with great delIberation zeal and ability and in manner highly satisfactory the Nation, until in the | year 1884, when by act of Congress the office of Agent to that Tribe was abcIished He, however 