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ArrEaPrED Rescue or CONFEDERATE Pr

ArrEMPrED Rescue or CONFEDERATE Pal
soxERs read The Chicago Tribune on
Saturnay, one would infer that at least
half Chicago was warmly secesh, and it
was unsafe to place rebel prisoners there.
\ mob, strong enough almost to defy the
military, according to that journal, had
really attempted to rescue several car
loads of rebel prisoners that arrived there,
and 10 compel a train on the Central r..
L TO carry them off. 1t was the merest
scare in the world. When the prisoners
arrived opposite Camp Douglas, large
crowd of bystanders gathered around to
see them. The jam was so great that the
| officers, in attempting to drive the people
back, got into a quarrel with some of the
most excitable ones. Some kind hearted
souls. also, may have expressed commits
seration for the prisoners In view of their
| half starved. half naked, miserable plight
/ And this Is what the distorted lens of the
Tribune magic lantern msgnified into an
attempted rescue. Such reports, wholly
f,lse and harmless here, yet doubtless dc
mischief by giving aid, comfort, and en-
oeuragemsst to the enemy south.
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Hoe CHoLEE.-Thi. disease has cos, the
State Of Illinois more money than the
war. We could name half dozen men
IN this county who have been almost f.
nancially ruined during the last year by
this .courge.
a gentleman who has dealt in live
stock abou, all his life and has few equals
as q veterinarian, called upon us few days
ago, and stated that he had discovered
o cure for hog cholera which was at once
simple and effective He had tried it in
hundreds of cases with scarcely q failure.
Hogs affected with the disease he says
have, just back of the natural ;usk, an
abnormal one, which turns black. Elk
tract this, and the hog is saved.
Will our farmers try it and report VI
the result?
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Circuit has been in session since
Monday. and done heavy business, but
confinins itself almost wholly TO the civil
docket. The grand jury has returned a
few bills, but is still full of business We
shall doubtless have some items of their
doinGs to report in our next
gratifying feature at this session OF
the Court is the handsome style in which
our new Sheriff has fitted up the cour,
room. 1t has involved but small ex
perse for green baize and little elbow
grease, paint and varnisl, but really the
Improvement is so great that We hardly
recognised the place. We propose vote o.
thanks by the bar and a big credit mark
to Mr.. Miliiean, to be spread in big chalk
marks on the record.
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BACK Dows One day last week the
Superintendent Of the GaIena d Chicago
|. x X issued an order forLidding the
sale OF the Cbicago Times on the trains Of
that road. The 1inss was neither fright
sued or bu!lied, it took i; cooiiy enough
considering" simply saying,
We give the Galena and Chicago Union
Railroad Company jus. twelve hours in
which 10 revoke ,a!s prohlbitory order.
The twelve hours will expire :, o. clock
this evening
and the order was revoked within the
twelve hours! The joke would lose half
It's pi,h with our readers Gid we not in.
form them that the Superintendent. Of the
Galena & Chicago L. 2 + IS Edward B.
T.lcott
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The finance bill, which after 90 long .
struggle got safely through the house
last week, finds the Senate an equally
rough road. The important part OF the
house bill authorizing q general system OF
stumptail banking on government stocks
hss been stricken out. anG the Secretary |
Of the Treasury, instead of being limited
to $500 100000 treasury notes, is suthoris-
ed to issue at his discretion. The bill
will not be likely to pass finally before the
last days OF the session.
Hon W. A. Richardson appeared and
WAS admitted to his seat in the Senate OH
the Goth ult
The bill which passed the house appro-
prating $50, 100000 TO pay for slaves to be
emancipated in Missouri, has been amend
Cd in the Senate by reducing the sum In
$l0,OOO,00O, but has not yet bsootns law.
The Illinois canal b,li with an sm.nd-
ment, including the E,ie Canal IN tbs ss
largem-nt, WAS again tefsts .hs hSs.s I'm
Monday, but was laid s,s. 1. Friday ~
frisnds are stili eensdss. .f ia p.-siss
Tho Bill has passed bot. L.,.,s.. s.2s7ts
10000 2 years volunteers f.s t,.s .is'.n>s
Of Kentucky.
Thad Stsysns bill. u. arm sra .>.s7.
10000 negroes for tbs ust, tsss.a ~.
house finally on Monday, sfse, t,,'t,.Hs
ed aud angry debate. All tbs fstss'is.t.
but 3 voted for IL Wright, u lid slsl't,
cd by the republicans, opposed il. sid IN
his speech declared his 6tm Ls.,ef INST
nothing could says tbs army sf Tbs t'sts
mac or tn. country bat - testDrs aStffsAs
Ian 10 the command lie RS Nanny
applauded by tbs galleries KeIpskz, II
Ill, Granger, Of Mich. and Themes. Il
Mass, were the only republicans MT 81
; ting for it The bill a. passed. prohibits
recruiting in states or district. exempted
, by the late proclamation of the President,
border statesmen. The bill also prohibit.
all commissioned negro officers. Consd-
cradle doubt exists as 10 lis being consd-
! cred IN The Senate, sections II and il
. OF militia act, approved during July o!
last session, are believed by Senators 10
cover The entire SFoubi Oh tue present OH.
). The bankrupt hill Was Oh Monday vir
/ iually defeated III the house on several
} test votes
a Mr. McDousail, on Tuesday, made an
y earnest speech ia the Senate IN support
n Of his resolutions against Tie French il
y Mexico. Mr. Sumner, chairman OF the
: committee on Foreign Affairs, maze :
t sirous effort TO prevent the discussion, OF
:. the ground that it would afford comfort /,
u the rebels and viewed i, as amos, eauIva
= lent TO q declaration Of war with France
: Senator Wilson's conscriEtion bill elici
G ted an exciting debate IN the Senate OF
II Monday. The II was anne D1ed, but no
IS disposed OF The vital poin, of the bill
= which makes the militia OF the s.vera
e States subject 10 rules and regulation. Il
It be made by the President, was retained
I though Senators Fessenden and Foot. 0
y the republicans voted against it. Tn,
r other features Of the bill are TO secure iii,
e cp!ine IN the army and arc not maieria
It 10 the d.af. or CONSUMPTION to lie car
e ned out.
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FRox GEy. BaXKs DEPARTMENT.

On the 18th uit., Gen Weitzel, on an
expedition to Berwick bay. with land
and naval force, and in Bayou reche came
across the rebel iron clad str Cotton. which
he destroyed The rebels in that region
were about II 600, whom be surrounded,
and their entire overthrow was but a
question Of few days time
Gen Bank, about the Goth, left Baton
Roass with large fess st gunkesss aud
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PEACE MOVEMENT IN THE REBEL Coz.
GREss-In he rebel Congress at Richmond,
on the 10Th ult., Mr.. Foote, Of Tenn. mot
hangman Foote) offered a series Of resolu.
tions. proposing to send commissioners to
the U. s. to treat in reference to calling q
national convention with a view of restor-
ing peace and reconstruction of the
Union. The Richmond papers are so
much exc tied about it as to betray real
fear that the proposition may be regarded
favorably, not perhaps in the rebel Con.
gress at present, but by the people.
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p.cr LAND X r BRiDr-The Suprem,

Rock ISLAND BRiDr.-The Supreme
Court Of the u s. has reversed the decis-
ion made ) year ago by an Iowa Court,
ordering the Rock Island r r Bridge to
be removed. So the Bridge will b allow.
I'd 20 stand hereafter withiut further an
noyanes. rhe first report, that the deeis-
lon Of the Supreme Court Of tie y. 4 Was
ths othse WY ~ ~ tspa
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War News of the Week.
Army OF THE PoToMAc.

There is literally nothing from the army
Of the Potomac this week. Hooker. on
assuming command. issued the usual ad
dress. very brief. and promising the army
that they should have abundant opportu
nity, while under his command. to show
their fighting qualities. Snow fell last
week at Falmouth to the depth of
inches, and melting soon after left the
mud "fathoms deep" On Monday IT
rained; and thus Of course, anything IKE
O movement by the army cannot De
thought of The only consolotary thought
about the business is, that the rebels are
in about as bad fix. The army Is SAID
to have faith in Hooker, and are pleased
with the change in the command
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aEEG 4 LECTURE
-0-=-A
On To Young Men.

,IRst Pubished. "A >r0!.6 Enr,iops Erce Str ca.
4 LFCT UPE or the .Arure. Treatment and Radical
n Cur 81 Sperrrat0TrtcA or Sem nal V-sAE-. 10
voluntary gnis 'fsn,- Sexual D-bi and I'm
Darriag- g-'t-rai ', NsTyo.ss sumption,
FT1..sy AMI fifs N-nta aud Physical I've, pscitv
& resulting from >-If-Als--. k-.-fy EDBT CULVER
WELL. VI % AIt'r- i',- f,rs-G Box. sto
TIE soTid renowned Agihor IL t;- admirable Lee
Clrar prove. ron M. that the
aEf.i esE.-si,Hnces a. 81 ahu-- nay ed--,ga y
removed - irci rIin-, and - tha G.nr.rous
sCai operations. bD12te., il-tra te8ts, rings
dia foiutiEx oIt lr Of -i.re and
'E-stuzi. ~ Nljch eEeTy -tHr-r. al.
oudiiF be nay cure himself ctsspy private
ard radically TET> Lsr-AKE I'LL &.
IEssE-SED- THOrss>.-
s-Di under sea-, to any address in liaia, sealed
rnVrloHc. IL. rrceiP. OF cents, postage
s:.uI's, by Addressing,
CHAs J. CLINE r CO.
u. B0wEsr Sz1 Yokk PSsT yYsIrk Boy, AS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-07

Gen. Mcclellan last week went on n
brief business visit to Boston, intending n
go as any ordinary citizen. The PEOPLE
had heard of it, however, and his trip all
the way from New Jersey was a coutinu-
Gus ovation. At Boston he was obliged to
submit to formal reception, and was
waited upon by comittees from Hartford,
Portland, Providence, dc, &c, inviting
him to visit their respective cities.
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SCARED The Washington special of the
Times writes on Monday: There are ru-
a,ors to day OF alarm among the rebel
leaders and rapid, growing disposition
TO treat for peace Whether or not these
reports have sufficient foundation, they
are gaining considerable currency among
those who claim to be posted
Later news-that from Charleston, for
Instance, throws shade OF doubt, to say
the least, upon The above.
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land forces for Port Hudson. The place

land forces Tor Fort hudson. The place
is SO situated that the gunboats can assist
but little in its capture; but the approach
IS to its rear are of easy access, so that it
can be surrounded and soon reduced by
starvation. The rebels have some lo,ooo
to $4,000 men there, whom Banks is con-
fident Of beint able to sobble up.
Quite a fleet Of gunboats and war vessels
are in front of Galveston, but no serious
attack has yet been made, the object OF
Commodore Red being first to recover
the Harriet Lane, before the rebels de-
s,roy her A rebel report says she has
escaped The affair OF the Harriet Lane
being settled, the town will be destroyed
She has no defences that can amount to
even a serious obstI uction to the navy now
assailins her.
Mr. Pearce, T. S Consul at Matamoras
writes, that 800 Unionists are organizing
ON the Rio Grande near Brownsville, into
two cavalry regiments. They have horses,
and about one half are armed. The Con.
sui also writes that 500 are ready to JOIN
the Union ranks as soon as arms and am-
muntion are furnished. The announce
ment that Gen. Banks expedition was de-
signed fer Texas, and that Gov. Hamilton
was en- route with large force for the relief
of Texas, has produced this organization. "
GEy. RosEcRAN DEPARTMENT.
Gen. Rosecrans Is still quiet lie is re-
ceiving abundance of stores, and large re-
Inducements. Bragg at Tullahoma is said
to have l25.0CO men. Rosecrans says he
knows all about his strength, and will soon
attack him, while Bragg affects to be anx
ious to have him come on. Forrest had
transports by placing batteries on the
river bank at the shoals below Nashville
but of late the gunboats have spoilt tina:
game
Stokes Tennessee Cavalry and one Ken
lucky regiment dashed upon a camp Of
I rebels, at Middleton, fifteen miles west Of
Murlreesboro on the I'd inst. One rebeI
was killed and 100 taken prisoners. 1t was
q SaOre Charge, anu toon tHe TcbeiS "
surprise We captured all their caml
equipage, horses, wagons, &c Major Doug
lass rebel battalion, and all his officers
were taken.
Kentucky is again in great alarm abou
john Morgan. lie is said to have crossed
the Cumberland on Tuesday with ZOO
men, and was expected at Lexington or
Thursday. There IS no military force il
the State to resist his progress, but troop
were being hurried forward from Cincin
natl and Louisville
FORESTS guerllas on the 30th made 81
attack on Fort Donelson, which is in com
mand os Col Harding, cf the SD Illinois
The garrison went out and fought and re
pulsed him. According TO the latest DIES
patch from Fort Donelson, the fight va
between $50 Federals and 5000 rebels
that the latter had at least 200 killed an
! 500 VOL nGed. while the loss OF the forme
was only II killed and fl wounded an
: missing IF these figures are correct, Il.
r engagement was & very extraordinary ont
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-07

Preliminary steps have been taken in the
Kentucky Legislature to secure confer
ence OF that body with the Legislatures of
Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio
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Mr.. Stanley has resigned his position as
Military Governor Of North Carolina, in
consequence of the issuance OF the eman-
cipation proclamation.
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In reference to u communication in the
last Ottawa Republicans signed "B' (Quere
e. 3. X. > we must be permitted to say
that we are the last to detract from the
praise due the Rev. Mr.. Coleman for his
many valuable and truly christian labors
in this community in behalf of the sick
and wounded soldiers Of our army, and
particularly for what he did in the case of
the sick, dying and dead at Hartsville.
But the case is here: Mr. c., as " B. says,
at time when fathers, mothers, wives
and sisters were hurrying to and fro
through the streets Of Ottawa to learn
Hartsville," volunteered at the request Of
some Of our citizens, who contributed his
expenses. to go there. lie went. He did
a good, a noble, q christian work, and re-.
turned He was taken sick (of this We
were not before aware.) but At the end of
FIVE or six weeks, announces his desire tc
report to meeting at the Court House
what he had done. The fathers, BROTH
eES, sistets, &C, Hcet tucsc, out Iu6Bea0
Of hea ring facts in reference to the "loved
ones" &c, of which they were not before
in possession. are treated to a political
disquisition-a sort OF pasquinade against
the opponents OF the emancipation policy
Of the administration. And the only re-.
mark we ever made about this, was aim.
| ply to ask the question, was il in good
taste? Properly advertised, or even q
Sunday evening discourse in his church.
Mr.. c. could have given his political ia.
ferences and anti-slsvery impressions de.
rived from such trir probably without
the slightest risk of wounding the /" ssasi.
b,lities," religious OF otherwise. Of his
audience
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To Tax.Paycrs In Dayton.

fINiiE und-rsgned. collector OF the town Of Dayton.
i may Be found Edmund H-nnesey's, NEXT door
TO Cimncs MAJoary'- = rug store IL Ottawa. o. Sa-
iUrd.ys - each week aHtl February l5;h. ,eady &c
rsc-jv-,A EDMUND O'DuSSELL.
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NOTICE.

The Change Tickets OF she und-rs iyned heir
largely ceunte cited he hsr,by requests all per-
circulate herl hereafter but present
a. his ofhce for repemptioa. i. W. MAGILL.
Ottawa, Jan. SD:h. 1888 2;:r.
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oyrIcs OF Tgk Orr.wA Gas COMPANY,
February ist, 1903.
Or and amer this date the price Sas Is reiaced 10
Tire. Dollars per Thousand cubic feet. No rent
for meters viii he charged when the monthly consrnp-
tior CA dollar all
monty hi Is for Tss le,s than dollar. tie u.a.l
rent viii be charged. 6 Z. GRiDLET.
ian. 81. issS.-.<t-. Secrets
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For sale---Chcap and ON Time

a GOOD FRAME HOUSE on Pine Street nov IN
q me occupation OF Charles Morse, being the NX
o' .o' o, IN Block Is, State = Addition TO OTTAWA.
cSWy ,o. WA. HICkLIN0.
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LO>l...TwO Pointer ,sOg..
oyrIcs OF THk Orr.~A Gas CoNrAH

<NOLOR-IiTer and white. whover returns tne
same the ssb.criJeE vii. DC iIo-ray rewarded
Jan 2A :s"3 -iw.s Z, NJ. WADE.
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+ S I L a y y TICE.

sDREEL MAZE CeLT.-TAten rp nv GEGsvus
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year. Cd - lands higt, With ia forehead Va.
lu-i ~ ~.
Jan. 10, 1868 8. RAYMOND Ctpx
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in the tovn % btar-. Ia Sale county. AZ Mar
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hind foot. Valued at go.
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BAY AARk-r4ksa up Gilbert Percy in III q
town o. wAlhan, Bly Mare, /. year. .a hind zee;
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such a. Red TOP, Ciarzr- Tinroshy. Ba- Grs.,. so
sfau HGngsria an Grass. FLAX Seed, G.rd-. seed
f'pw'r >c-i--in -h0r:, q! ia th.t line
GIVE iis call before p>ir-'iasu, else F.-re fco3
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-23

FINE WATCH WoRK-Giles & Bro. our
enterprising city Jewellers, are doing some
fine work on watches now. They have all
the complicated machinery for doing the
delicate work, and have secured the services
of Mr.. j. NJ. Richmond, natural born and
bred matchmaker to assist in this depart
ment, and now have facilities for doing and
are doing more fine work than any house
west Of the Mississippi. Mr.. Richmond is
also fine engraver, and any articles pur.
chased at Giles can be engraved on short
notice. 374
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-23
IOWA MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Located at
WYOMING. Jones Co.. 10.

TT has been ascertaned by proper nvestigat on du-
ring the last two years. that not less than 5000 900
is paid by this State annually to fire insurance
panies out of this State that represented by their
agents in this state and that about $3.50 900 only
returned for losses to the State thereby causing
drain upon the State annually Of about $3.50, 900.
This constantly in crcasing drain upon the vital
ests of the State tells materially upon the welfare and
prosperity fthe people.
Other facts here d closed show conclusvely that
adequate protection against loss by fire be given
by companies properly organized and conducted
the state at onethird less cost to the insured than
required to insure in Eastern companies; and that,
too, with greater facilities for adjusting and paying
Losses with promptness and dispatch.
great want is felt in this state for some legislation
that will give check t. the swpdlng inst utions that
have infested the State under the head Of Insurance
CONF anies, and that now gaining ground rapidly
without the beast evidence of any responsibility
nected with them except the smooth stories Of their
intriguing agents.
We claim for the Iowa Mutual that correct state
men of its lusnes reported to the public every six
months also that certificates from some of the most
responsible men in the state furnished showing up
the veracity OF the men having the management Of
the company and furthermore that it is organized on
a different plan and conducted differently from any
other company in the state.
As some OF the principles Of this comr We submit
the following:
pany and entitled to vote at each annual election OF
Directors.
2d.-This company will pay loss or damage by
lightning, whether the building Is burned or not.
3d.-In case Of any difference arising at any time
between the person sustaining the loss and this com
pany, the may be submitted to three dis!nteres
ted persons residing in the vicinity where such loss
ours
4th.-Each member insured in the company shall
be entitled to his her share of the profits of the
company, or to a share OF any dividend declared by
the company from the accumulation of surplus fund,
in proportion to their premium deposited with said
company.
farmers in class entirely separate from
other property, and neither departments in any way
responsible for the losses OF property in the other de-
partments,
w. All losses will be squitably adjusted and
promptly paid.
Our General Agent for Northern iowa and Minneso-
t., is duly authorized appoint Agents, issue pol
icies and make assignments. Competent and enter
prising agents wanted in each county.
JOHN NILES, President.
MILTON BRIGGs, Secretary.
PHILo NORTON. Treasurer.
ROBERT GRANT. Local Agent, McGregor.
(375yl,)
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ID L II d.:

AT Charles City, Floyd county, Iowa, on Dec. 15th
Benjamin Smith.
At Floyd, on the 9th inst, Mary Alice Lee, aged
19 years.
At New Oregon, Iowa, Dec. It'll, Hannah, consort OF
NJ. J. Pepln, aged SO years, months.
In Wagner, Clayton county, Iowa. on the 9th inst.
Of Pneumonia, Mrs. Kesiah Altman, aged 50 years.
At st. Louis of varioloid, on the 18th Dec, REU-
BEN HENRY GRIFFIN, of the 9th Iowa Cavalry, aged
10 years.
The deceased was from McGregor he leaves many
sorroxing friends in this city.
At Monona, Iowa, Dec. 18th, 1868, Of Typhoid
Pneumonia, HIRAM, youngest son eff Isaac and lIar.
rIet Barnes, aged II years and months and Is days
~ South Bend (Indiana) papers please copy.
In the army, from a gun-shot in the head, Sept.
18th, PHILLIP q. BETTYs (Sth ILL., Cavalry.) OF
Grand Meadow, Clayton cosnty, Iowa, aged % years,
months and days.
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A HOME ITEM.-Giles & Bro have antic
ipated the coming of Christmas, by open.
ing up the best and finest Stocks of Goods
for "Christmas Gifts" ever opened here
Call and see them, and you will be well
paid for your trouble in seeing the sights
they have on exhibition. 374
EB- N0tice..-E pi scopal Service every Sunday
O'Clock P. NJ, at the German Presbyterian Church,
opposite the Brick School House. Rev. W. LLOYD
Pastor. 500
Milwaukee e. Pr. du CHEN Railway.
Trains Depart.
Mail and Day Express Passenger, 900 A. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger, ..1O15 P. NJ.
Trains Arrive.
Mail and Day Express Passenger. 1925 p. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger,.... ......7l5 A. NJ.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-23

PHOTOGRAPHS OF FRIENDs.-Go to Giles
and get one Of those splendid Albums to
preserve the shadoacs Of your friends. Giles
has some splendid ones, pretty enough to
buy and keep yourself, or to make pres.
ent with. 374