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appointment We fear greatly for The RESULT
but hope for the best. Pope il here with
his entire division, and Hunter division
will be here tonight, when the troops viii
all be up. All Of Fremont's staf left with
him, except Colonies Lovejoy, Shanks,
and Hudson.
The following is Gen. Hunters order
assuming command
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEp'T,(
Springfield, Nov. 4, 81.
Order No. 1.-The command of this
department having been relinquished by
Major General John G. Fremont, is as
sumed by the undersigned. Officers
commanding divisions, together with their
brigade commanders, are requested to re-
port Immediately at these headquarters.
ISigned,l }. HUNTER,
Maj Gen'l Comd'g &.
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RIDER NO. A..



DAVENPORT. Oct. 20, 1861
IN an Order dated Executive Office, Iowa Oct, ID,
ad6l ,'she Following paragraph occurs:
- ORDER TO eject organization In your county
ycn Ase hereby appointed to organize into Companies
and Regiments NIL able bodied In your county liza
BILE to perform military duty, Chapter n OF the
kxtra session 1861. The.s Companies and Reg msnts
rs thus organized only for the defense the State
ard cannot be transferred 10 service tho
United States IL, however, companies are organ
king in county for United States service, you
VIII mt Interfere With iuca ogansations, but snord
them Ill proper fachisicsa Report 10 the Adfutant
General, a. Davenport, each Regiment A. soon a. or
Esnized, una commissions win be forwarded
A the enMeeaty und4r Aich the Order y as issued
appears to have passed, said form Order 40 far
modified Ms to direct the organization OF regiments
of those Volunteer Companies eniy which are now
raised.
BY reference 10 the Law. II will be that compa-
n3ss may consist Of not less than 40 nor more than
fua men each Every EFFORT should be put orth iii
the said companies as possible TO- the maxi.
mum number.
Nh. BAKER,
noy7d Adjatant General Of Iowa.
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Affairs at Springfield.
Springfield, Mo-, Nov. 4,

Springfield, Mo-, Nov. e..
1t would be impossible TO exaggerate
the gloom which pervaded our camps yes
terday, and nothing but Gen. Fremont
urgent endeavors prevented it from ripen-
ing into general mutiny. His quarters
we're thronged with officers all day ex-
pressing their indignation and the inclina-
ton to resign. The Germans were there
en- masse and talked loud about resisting
folciblylHnnter's assuming the command.
As the enemy were entrenching them
selves upon Wilson'S Greek, and nothing
was heard Of Hunter, and in accordance
with the most earnest entreaties, Fremont
finally promised just at dark that he would
lead on the army to attack them this NOR
ming If Hunter did not arrive. never
saw anything at all approaching the ex-
element which this announcement cre-
ated. Il caused immense cheering around
headquarters, which spread in all direc-
tions from camp 10 camp and there was
almost uninterrupted cheering growing
more anc. more remote as the news reach-
the camps farther and farther from head.
quarters. For two hours and half a
dozen bands were serenading the General
at once, everybody was preparing TO start
at daylight and the -percvading disap-
pointment was changed TO universal JOY.
Our army under that inspiration would
have whipped . hundred thousand men,
but At 10 o. clock Gen. Hunter arrived -
He spent m hour and half with Ere.
mont, who gave him his plan Of battle.
Hunter assumed command and Gen, Fre-
mont left for ST. Louis vim Upton this
morning. II we have fight before the
army RECEIVERS froln It's last and cruel dis
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Especial 10 the Chicago Tribune. ]

ST. Louis, Nov. B. 1861.
Fremont's removal being fixed fact,
the city has been filed with the widest
rumors. One which has obtained general
currency, and created unnecessary alarm,
is that the entire army has been ordered
back to Upton and Rolla for winter quar-
lers.
The evening edition of the Democrat
has a temperate article, deprecating any
anti Government demonstration in conse-
quence of Fremont's removal. The Re-
pubt.can fears the removal will prove dis
astrous. The Epening Netrs rebukes those
friends of Fremont who are covertly en-
couragiug a revolt of the troops. The
Nems also states that Fremont had started
for st. Louis.
General Asboth had resigned. The
Zagonyi body guard returns with Fremont.
Gen. Sturgis has written his wife that
undoubtedly our army is on the eve Of the
most important battle yet fought against
the traitors. 1t is now certain that the
rebels hope to profit by Fremont . removal,
trusting that disafection among our troops
may insure them success but they will
find in this calculation that our troops
took the news better than was expected
The Democrats Rolla correspondence
states that an expedition Of $40 men, com
posed Of detachments from the 4th Iowa
Seth Illinois and independent Kansal
Rangers, the whole commanded by Col
Greusel, Of the 18th Illinois, and Majol
w. X. English, of the 4th Iowa, left Rolla
last Saturday to break up rebel camp
under one Colonel Freeman, in Texa,
county. They we're heard from on Mon
day, within 20 miles Of the rebel camp
having recaptured large amount Of prop
erty stolen from Union men by secessionistl
aud having also taken many prisonen--
The same writer says the rebels have fet
from Lebanon.
/ Union scouts have secured large mum
Der of prisoners, ia recent expeditions
who are working ON the Kolla fortifca
tons.
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Cincinnati, Nov. 7.
The Commercial has advices from Gen.
Rosecrans' army up toS8 o'clock, Tuesday
morning The rebel batteries commanded,
from the west side of the river, the road
on the east side, used by Gen. Rosecrans'
supply trains from Kanawha Valley. a
mile and half below the junction of
Gauley and New Rivers to Gen. Rose
Grams headquarters, at Tompkin's Farm,
on New River, five miles above the juno
ton. Supply trains of our army were,
therefore, discontinued during the day,
and run only at night. The rebels had three
batteries, of two guns each one opposite
Tompkins's farm; one opposite the mouth
Of Gauley and one opposite Kanawha Falls,
the latter being most dangerous. Their
firing was sharp on Monday morning, but
very slow in the afternoon. it was sup
posed the rebels were short of ammunition.
Our artillery replied and silenced batteries
opposite the mouth of the Gauley. Two
OF our men and several horses were wound
ed by shells on Monday morning. Moth
ing definite is known Of the strength OF
the rebels, but their operations indicate
desperation or great confidence. Monday
evening, General Benham's brigade was
two miles below the steamboat landing
ten miles below Gauley, and is believed te
have crossed the river during the night
A steamboat was detained ut that point fol-
transportation across the river. Troops
were ordered to prepare four days rations
and be ready to move. Gen. Rosecrans
had just received battery of ten Parrot
ten Founders. Troops were confident they
could cross the river and bag the enemy,
but some expressed fears that such .
movement had been calculated for, and
desired by the enemy The elevation op
posite the mouth of the Ganley, is known
as Cotton Hill, and is considerably higher
than the ground on our side.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
TYR. II. G. CLARK,

Offers his profess onal services TO the citizens OF
kak and the surroanding country la the Of Fis
tuia In Ano, Hem ofhods yolapsus nj, III
errasions of the Reetum. and diseases or similar
character without the OF the knife suffering 70
the patient.
Thos interested will please call at my once and
read certificates bearing county scala certifying my
sncetss hi the cure Of those diseases.
will ais refer 10 or Piles OF long stand
Ing. Gu red by mr In Keokuk
Other Diseases successfully treated.
DFFlGE-Cerner OF Main Fifth streets mn
stairs. fnuyraau
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EIeesien An Detroit.

Detroit, Nov. q.
The vote at the city election yesterday
was light, being some two thousand less
than last year. Duncan DEM was
elected Mayor by between six and seven
hundred majority, and the balance of the
Democratic city and ward tickets are
elected except the aldermen in the First
and Fifth wards. Both parties stood on
an out and out Union platform. The is-
sue was purely of q local character.
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Ex eeAtIssa Agatast Cotu Mhns o.
Especial to Chicago Journal.

Cairo, Nov. 7.
The expedition which left here last
evening, destination supposed to be Co
iumbus, are having warm time Of t.
Heavy cannonading has been heard here
for the last few hours. We are expecting
momentarily to hear Of the capture of Co
lumbus.
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Capsars 81 F%asrai Tsesrs.

Kansas City, Nov. 9.
One hundred and twenty Federal troops,
under Capt Shields, were captured by the
enemy near Santa Fe, Mo-, this morning.
The Federals were on their way to join
Fremonts command. The reported force
of the enemy was 500 men.
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BU-"Compromiss, word which can
now b uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in tho interests Of
the Rebellion. So long - tho Rebels
have arms in their hands, there il moth
ing to ScomproMise-nothing but the
honor Of tho country and the integrity
Of the Government; ana Who, but no
who II ready 70 Ill towards grave,
il prepared for submission to suoh I'M
initiation - this FL Joseph Holt, Of
Kentucky.
ET A Southern traitor has ambi-
tion and whisky for excuses, but .
Northern traitor - natural tory and
toady. The Nsw York News, tho New
York Day BOOK, the Cincinnati En-
quirer, and : few other northern papers
q that stripe, are doing more 70 fos-
tor and pSplong the rebellion than al
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
pers combined II Franktor Ky. Com
nsoascealtA.
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Ii.c.,.n ana Pr.,rls Eire - Kas.
Lceyciwortb. Nov.

Lcayciwortb, Nov 6.
Election yesterday for County, and a
portion of State officers, passed of quietly.
In this county, heothces are about evenly
divided between Republicans and Dcmo-
Gratis. There was but one State ticket in
the field
We have accounts Of q devastating
prairie Ere in the western part of the
State, sweeping over the greatest part Of
Davis and Dickinson counties, involving
the destruction Of fences, grain, hay, uten-
sils, stock. de- The fire vas kept away
from junction City only by the exertions
of the citizens. = Rumors Of loss Of human
life we're current. 49,
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Louisville. Nov. 7.

Louisville, Nov. 7.
Late southern papers say the steamer
Thodora arrived at Savannah with q val
liable cargo of coffee, ammunition, salt
petre, sulphur, and small arms. The
Theodore brought Ex-Minister of Brazil
Mead, and Capt. G, j. Short, of the Brit
ish navy, who rendered his services to the
rebel government.
The Sou.h Carolina, arrived from Eu-
rope, reports the feeling in England and
France warming up in favor of the south.
Col. Tilgham has been appointed . reb
el Brig. General and supersedes Gen. All
corn in command at Hopkinsville.
Benjamin has been formally appointed
Secretary Of war.
The vote for President and Vice Prcsi-
dent of the Confederate States, on the
9th, was expected to be small, and it is
thought Davis and Stephens would en-
counter little opposition.
Gen. Hardee has been promoted 10 Z
Major Generalship. He and Johnston
were at Bowling Green on the 4th.
ZollicofeI has fallen back to Cumber-
land Gap, and sent to Knoxville for rein.
forcemeDts.
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Buffalo, Nov. Z. N
JOB Colhmer, Asst 6up't N. Y. Cen
r.. r., died to-day. IS
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Dlaekwesd's HaAiabureA lGagaxins.


The October number of this monthly
Magazine, republished in this country BY
Leonard Scott 4 Coz, of New York, at IS
per annum, is on our table.
The leading article is entitled sDRM-
ocRACy TEACHING ny EXAMPLE," the
object Of which 10 to excite disgust and
adherence Of free institutions in England
BY the "raw-hcad and bloody bones Of
the American Rebellion. The Edinburgh
Magazine has been for many years the or
gan and advocate Of High Tory and Anti
Republican opinions, and it is but natural
that u should nave seized the present oc-
casion to bold up the experiment of free
dom in America as failure and a warn
ing. The tone Of the article throughout
exhibits the anin,us Of the Tory advocate
of monarchy excited to malignant hatred
by the hitherto successful exhibition Of
freedom in the United States, and now
frenzied with delight and triumph at the
possibility Of the overthrow Of our Gov,
eminent and the quenchisg in endless
night Of the beacon-light Of freedom to
the nations which it has hitherto held aloft.
The article Ii severe and scorchino in
ito irony and sarcasm, tits facts are Rus
sells statements ia the London Times
and its arguments are such MS we hear
from Southern traitors and Northern sym
psthisers. II II taken for granted that
enforcement ~ overthrow, our Union
dism4ubersd, aud our power forever GO
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DLANK WALK NOTICES

The owners or Lots one l) and twelve l12l In block
ninety i've 5 and six t In block sixty -four GAL
hereby 10 have plank walk laid m front Of
the lots on SIKH street By the tA day Of
November next; said plank v ak iob feet wide -
=. MERRIAM, -
Clerk or the Council or the Chyo OF keokuk.
Ke8knk. Oct. % luGl.d
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NV orld's Dispatch.l
No- vorE N.

New DIRK, Nov. Z.
The secresy maintained respecting the
destination Of the feet has created no little
speculation, but Bulls Bay has been fixed
nrcn universally as the point ef dehe rk.-
ton. We are enabled on authority to
state that the real destination is Port
Royal.
The Herald says the report Of Capt.
Hunter, Of rebel steamer Curlew, Of the
engagement between himself and the Fed
eral batteries at Hatteras reminds ns Of
the report Of Capt. Hollins, and Is equally
true. he stated he sighted his rifed gun
At the Harriet Lane. The Harriet Lane i
not any where near Hatteras, being now the
flag ship of the Potomac fotilla. Again,
he says he came within easy range. A
person who was present ut the time H.
forms US that the Curlcw did not venture
within four miles of the batteries and that
his shot fell short about mile and half
Baltimore, Nov. I.
The boat from Old Point has just ar
rived, having experienced heavy gale in
the Bay. No tidings Of the great feet
yet There had been no arrivals from the
Southwark. The Spaulding has not yet
returned to Halteras Inlet. A
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Washington, Nov. 7.
No arrivals from the Aotilla, OF the low
CIR Potomac to-day.
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In this city, Nov Il l66i ofscnYletfever AspHsw r.,
con III Andrew and DeliIah Brown, aged years, ?
months and 10 days
The funeral will be attended from tho house of the
pasonis on Concert stress between First and second.
Il O'Clock this afternoon. The friend. and scquAIn-
tauc<s or tho fAmiiy are invited 70 attend
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Baltimore, Nov. 7.

baltimore, Nov. 4.
Bradford, Union candidate for Govern
or, has a majority Of l4,475 in the city.
and 30, 900 in the State.
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NHERIFFS SALE.
STATE oP IOWA. LEE couNry-ss

STATE OF IOWA. LEE COuNTY-Ss.
bv virtue of speeixl execution 10 dyeet ed L.
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of the said
County In favor OF Hiram Barney aud against Thox.
II. Curtis, lAnd decree against A. RAelies and 9th.
ers also In favor ~ W NJ u. Terrence against Rufus
Whs@y tand decree against J. N. Breeder etai j
these chses having been consolidated. have levied
upon and wll sell ~ the highest bidder door OF
the Ciefss Once Of the District conrtof Lee county
Iowa. at heokuk Ia said county the TIN day Of DE.
coHber A. ID, 1891. beiw the hours of o o'clock
=. m and o'clock p. m 81 said day, comne ncng al
o'clock J.. M. the following property. to-~t The
sonh half Of the sonth west quarter ~ section
eight - in township sixty five lG5 neYth range ave
III west 40 thr OF Leo and state or Iowa. and
knosna ~ Garden Dale and said premises having lee
plated and placed upon The records n Lee County In
blocks containing ten each OF sad
fore 10 be sod separately. aud the proceeds be a
piled ordered la the decree.
Taken levied upon aud 10 be sold by order Cours
TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
hrokuk, Nov. eth, is6i.
II. NJ GRIFFITH
xE. nS ah~rtH a r.
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Hiaual.nd Nau

Cleveland, Nov. Z.
Mathew F. Maury Of New Orleans was
arrested here to-day by q. S. Marshal Bill.
His trunk contains large number of let
ters to parties in the rebel States.
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AIRS. 81. y. MCCARTNEY

a - II
Would respectfully Inform the public that she has
Ysnosad her stock OK Millinery Good1 w NDIl53 MAlp
street, between Second and Third, whe,e she " pre-
upon her ana examine hrr new stock ~ goods N
Dress Patterns, ssom Taylor's, Kew York
ottlHd usn@f II
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nYsTERS! OYSTERS |!

Just received case Of Maiiory's Baltimore Oytsets
for sale BY kobkHTeOh q AtQuEEN.
DevA4 e 1&f@s8sg@M Se8ss
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A GREAT FooL--Wm. r. Bruna-
dep. aged about twenty-one years, one
ny last week tied his legs together and
threw himself into the Ohio, because his
Sweetheart told him she could only think
~ him ~ friend.
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4 DMIN1STRATOR'S NOTICE.

Notice n hereby Fv~n Tint the undermined wna, Oc-
tober 3Oh. 1851, appointed AdHinist or the
tate Of jacob Bnsl@y. deceased All persons
to said estate will govern themseiv accordingly and
these having claims against will presca them with
In The time required By Law.
ANGELINA BrsHEY
Administrative OF est ate II Jacob Bushsy, decd.
X. n. GfILnoaK. Attorney
Nov. q. lr6l-dlm
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Froa WasAing asn.
Especial to Chicago Tribune.]

washington, NOV. ..
Widow Triplet, Of rebellious sympathies,
living near Alexandria, applied to General
Heintxelman for eight slaves alleged to be
within his lines. She backed her request
with penal bond, pledging herself not to
sell them South General Hcintxelman
replied that although he was no lawyer,
common sense told him that bond with
out consideration is void and cannot be
enforced, and that whether this was SO or
not, he was not a niger catcher and it was
not his business to surrender fugitives who
strayed into his camp.
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The QUESTION or RANK,-The War
Department has decided that Gen. Grant
ranks Gen. Prentiss. Ii will be remem-
bered that the latter rendered his rcsigna-
ton at the time Of Gen. Grants assuming
command It Ironton. Of course all the
Brigadiers whose appointment dates with
Gen Grants, also rank General Prentiss.
Jour.
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ISSOURI AND WISCONSIN
Av1 MoNkY TAKEN AT PAkF OR DRY GOODS,
for four days. niso Illinois money II the highest
rent rates. Atthe New Cheap Dry Goods store, Mos
Estes Mouse, NAin-st Kenkuk. Iowa.
Z noyA.3t
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quoted at 1l4c. and Medium to Extra Heavy At 13I

quoted at 1l4c. and Medium to Extra Heavy at I3L
013}c, 70 b.
WHISKY. This sales of the week embraced 800
at 179l73 for Raw and I8c. 70 gallon for Rec
tilted. Rectifed retailing at 18@I85c. ~ gallon.
Weeks receipts 1919 bbg exports 355.
STAR CANDLES. Our quotations are 15c. for
Light, IA oz.) and 17c. q Fl for Full Weight, with
sales Of 100 boxes at these rates.
COFFEE. -. The demand has been fair. and fhe
sales of the week have embraced some II ,78g bags
az ll8l3c. for Ordinary to Good Fair end Prime.
which are our quotations.
Ihe stock now on hand is about 40. 500 bars.
SALT. We have noticed sales of four cayaoag
aaoat, embracing s. COO sacks at 53c. for Coarse
and 6Og65c for Assorted. The rates for Liver.
pool from second hands are &c. for Coarse. aufx
81 90 for Fine delivered, and G5070 foy coaras,
and $4,000. for Fine in warehouse.
NAVAL STOKES The supply Offering il. annie,
andthe assortment good, but the market is dr,I g
last sales reported were at 30c. % gallon in prime
shipping order. In Rosn there is a little more
movement. We notice the sale of 500 bbFs. at
81 122 for No. 2.
RICE We notice fair demand for CaroIfnatas
4305c,, according to quality and quantity.
LINE. Eastern has been retailing at 81 egSD
81 IS % Dbl.
O1Ls.. THE bestquality Of Winter Strained Lard
Oil have sold slowly at 81 O50s1 10 % gallon.
Cotton Seed at 50tD55c for Grade, and G5a7Oc. a.
gallon for small lots Of Clarified. Southern on
Company's Oils have been selling at 75c. for Ma
chinery, SOC. for Deck and Paint and zoe. 70 GAL
Ion for Gas Oil.
HIDES. -. .Attakapas has been selling generally
at l33@l45c. y b. for Dry Sailed, and Flint and
WI3c. q ID. for Green saIted
TALLow. The last sales reported were at Ole.
- b. for City Rendered.
ALCOHOL. Our quotations for this article are
now 45@50c. y gallon according to proof.
FREIGHTs. go. The market has shown more move
ulent and the new engagements up to Thursday
comprise five American ships for Liverpool at Id.
for Cotton, three British at 3D., five for Hayre at
Elc and for Genoa at 15e. and two for Europe on
private terms. Yesterday the market was quiet
and we heard Of nothing doing.
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,.zzs,. IA. Il. l.E.Au.--&..t " ~ tstSO., 80,
YFTETV Wholesale and Retail Daaiersin fS Sts
MUSICAL. MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"a Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Parlor Grand Square Upright Planes from the
very hest manufacturers among which Invite par ienar
attention TO the RAVEN, BACON CO; PtAiNoS, now
Srst introduced into For th last th ~ years,
these PiNnos have ben eSpe vores he North Tor their
inmbili,y beauty Of 6nsh eacy Of toRsh
Of tone-ip all which know thai be
eXcslled -.
Al our hcnse will also found tho 0rty AMES W FOSH
PIANOS Tn SO Instruments though p AGED exhibition
Al bottom Philadelphia and otaer places In conlp+u0n with
the r makers have inva ols the high
vt D. e,uin sold srknAnsh 10, finish and per
Fa ereupS and rchueSs of The PARI0R GEM, The
loves priced Pannin II od Fano sold by
rs is war give entire tsfgenn Melodef Guitars,
Vioins Band sI ens everything apFeasin g
. the of comnee nsie Store Mnsr AID M>,e lieEa
sent by mail postage free, 4. q. RL.ACkh n X Bt't
o22 BUQ&W IL Camp sHees<
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rgVtfEl IVORY GNEIsJTUGskApH-
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. 90 CAMP STREE

called his create of all Improvements
Of Photographic We prenared to make theSs
pic'ures which, for bldneS and dclccv OF col ong can
pumleh Also combines the beauty and soness OF AT
Ivory Mininrure, Call and jude for elves.
Strict attention is heretofore paid he different branches
nngnerrrnynes, kind Of pictures from
deceased prrsons copied INFO small enlarged into life ant
paip cd in oil pastel c1oS unSupRSthe STYLE.
m~M f. ACORS oHrtinIrS ERpagntend the pro1 pxe
cutica of all work entTpaFed to our GITG- al 6m