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DARIUS See also: American soldier, was See also: born at See also: South See also: East, Putnam county, N.Y., on the 23rd of See also: July 1822, and graduated from West Point in 1846, serving in the Mexican war and in the war against the See also: Seminole See also: Indians
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He See also: left the army in 1855, but soon after the outbreak of the See also: civil war he was made a brigadier-general U.S.V
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He served as a divisional See also: commander in the battles of the Army of the See also: Potomac in 1862, and at Fredericksburg (See also: December 1862) and See also: Chancellorsville (May 1863) he commanded the II. corps
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He had been made a major-general U.S.V. in July 1862
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During the See also: Gettysburg See also: campaign he was employed in organizing the Pennsylvanian militia, and he subsequently served in the West, taking See also: part in the See also: battle of See also: Nashville, and in the final operations in the Carolinas
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He left the army after the war
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General See also: Couch died on the 12th of See also: February 1897 at See also: Norwalk, See also: Connecticut
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