. The American civil war book and Grant album, "art immortelles" . rom Americans inShanghai, China, who served under him. flu. ■ BurlingtonPrinted on gross- -Kyi . Burlington, Iowa, Nov. 4, 187( and presented to General Grant. Commission of U. S. Granl us Major-Goneral, U. S. A., March 3,1864. Letter from Edwin M. Stanton. Secretary of War, to Lieutenant-Geueral Grant, Dee. 30, 1864, accompanying a copy of a joint reso-lution of thanks, passed by the Senate and House of Representa-tives of the United Slates. View of the Battle Field oi Mission Ridge, 1863. View of the Battle Field, Roaaoa
. The American civil war book and Grant album, "art immortelles" . rom Americans inShanghai, China, who served under him. flu. ■ BurlingtonPrinted on gross- -Kyi . Burlington, Iowa, Nov. 4, 187( and presented to General Grant. Commission of U. S. Granl us Major-Goneral, U. S. A., March 3,1864. Letter from Edwin M. Stanton. Secretary of War, to Lieutenant-Geueral Grant, Dee. 30, 1864, accompanying a copy of a joint reso-lution of thanks, passed by the Senate and House of Representa-tives of the United Slates. View of the Battle Field oi Mission Ridge, 1863. View of the Battle Field, Roaaoa, ( Ill, Walker Light Guards, Company 11. First Virginia Regiment,Capt. Henry C. Jones commanding. Taken in Capitol Square,Richmond, Vs., previous to their departure from Richmond forNew York, to take part in the of General Grant. The Photographs as presented above, ut a low estimate \ are worth 50 eents each, thus making the entire collection of sixteen contained in this book worth not l<Copyright 1804, hy William 11. ihull BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENT. JTJI11*; preaenl prat tice ol liw rcaaing .1 publishers 1 In ulal by Issuing in serial form, and at popular prices, editions of works of art is possible only because I of the demand. If a publisher condemns or abstains from the device lie is not correcting an evil but withholding a good thing. The people are apt to be right, the artisticimpulse manifested is in every wuy commendable, and a willingness to satisfy it is amiable. To do so, gives the people what they want, which it is said is thefirst principle of a publishers success, The enormous editions required for the purpose named, enables the sale of single copies at prices almost inappreciable. if there be any duty in the matter, it would seem to be best exercised In selecting such works for this use as will afford the most for the money, in worthand interest. A prominent feature of the existing demand is, that there shall be adherence to p
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