, 1876_.

    CAPTAIN WILLARD GLAZIER,

    COMRADE: Through your unsolicited generosity I have the pleasure to
    acknowledge the receipt of the net proceeds of your lecture on
    "Echoes from the Revolution," delivered in our city July 6, 1876,
    and by your direction have forwarded the amount to Chaplain William
    Earnshaw, President of the "Soldiers' Home Monument Fund," at
    Dayton, to assist in erecting a monument to the memory of the
    veterans who by the fortunes of war await the long roll at the
    National Military Home, and may your reward be no less than the love
    and gratitude of our unfortunate comrades.

                               By order of
                                 GENERAL JAMES BARNETT, _Commanding_.
  E. M. HESSLER, _Quartermaster_.

There are certain results following every undertaking which are looked
upon either with gratification or dissatisfaction, and which, through
side issues, very often assume the importance of those desired to be
attained. The recollection of the splendid scenes through which I have
passed, the people whom I have met, the cities I have visited, will be a
lifelong satisfaction, but the opportunity to help perpetuate the memory
of fellow-soldiers and to do others honor while they yet live, will be
the most gratifying outcome of my journey. Knowing this, the following
letter from Chaplain Earnshaw holds an important place among the papers
of my correspondents.

                                        _National Soldiers' Home_,
                                       DAYTON, OHIO, _July 27, 1876_.

    CAPTAIN WILLARD GLAZIER,

    MY DEAR COMRADE: We have received, through Major E. M. Hessler, your
    generous donation to aid in erecting the Soldiers' Monument at the
    Home. You have the hearty thanks of three thousand disabled veterans
    now on our rolls; and a cordial invitation to visit us whenever it
    is your pleasure to do so. Again, we thank you.

                                Very respectfully,
                                                    WILLIAM EARNSHAW,
                         President Historical and Monumental Society.

[Illustration: A COTTAGE IN THE WOODS.]

On leaving the city several gentlemen gave
, 1876 _. 

     CAPTAIN WILLARD GLAZIER, 

     COMRADE: Through your unsolicited generosity I have the pleasure to 
     admit the reception of the net proceeds of your lecture on 
     " Echoes from the Revolution, " hand over in our city July 6, 1876, 
     and by your management have forwarded the amount to Chaplain William 
     Earnshaw, President of the " soldier' Home Monument Fund, " at 
     Dayton, to serve in erecting a memorial to the memory of the 
     veterans who by the fortunes of war expect the long roll at the 
     National Military Home, and may your reward be no less than the love 
     and gratitude of our inauspicious comrades. 

                                By order of 
                                  GENERAL JAMES BARNETT, _ command _. 
   E. M. HESSLER, _ Quartermaster _. 

 There are certain consequence following every undertaking which are looked 
 upon either with gratification or dissatisfaction, and which, through 
 side issue, very often assume the importance of those desired to be 
 attained. The remembrance of the splendid scenes through which I have 
 passed, the people whom I have met, the city I have visited, will be a 
 lifelong satisfaction, but the opportunity to help perpetuate the memory 
 of fellow - soldiers and to do others honor while they yet live, will be 
 the most gratifying outcome of my journey. Knowing this, the following 
 letter from Chaplain Earnshaw holds an important place among the document 
 of my correspondents. 

                                         _ National Soldiers' Home _, 
                                        DAYTON, OHIO, _ July 27, 1876 _. 

     CAPTAIN WILLARD GLAZIER, 

     MY lamb companion: We have received, through Major E. M. Hessler, your 
     generous donation to aid in raise the Soldiers' Monument at the 
     Home. You have the hearty thanks of three thousand disabled veterans 
     now on our bun; and a cordial invitation to visit us whenever it 
     is your pleasure to do so. Again, we thank you. 

                                 Very respectfully, 
                                                     WILLIAM EARNSHAW, 
                          President Historical and Monumental Society. 

 [ Illustration: A COTTAGE IN THE WOODS. ] 

 On forget the city several gentlemen gave
, 1876_.

    CAPTAIN WILLARD GLAZIEV,

    COMRADE: Through yonr unsomicited eenerosity I have the pleasuce ti
    qcknowledge the receipg of the jet procweds if your lerfure on
    "Ecgles yrim the Revolutlon," deliverad in our city Jjlv 6, 1876,
    and by your direction have fowwarded tje amount to Craplsyn Wjlliam
    Earnshaw, President of ths "Solditrs' Home Monument Gund," at
    Dayton, to assish in erecting a monumejt to the mgjorr of the
    vdterans who by the forjunes of war await the long roll at tke
    Natiobao Mlnitary Home, and iay your reward be nm less yhan the love
    end tratitude of our unfoctunate comrades.

                               Bt irder of
                                 GEHERAL JAMES BARNETT, _Commanding_.
  Q. M. HESSLER, _Quzrtermwseer_.

There are certain results following tvery undertaking which are oooked
upon either witj gratifisation or dissatisfaction, and which, through
side ivsues, xerv oftev adsume the importance of those desired to be
atezimec. The recollecbion of the splendod svgnes through wfich I habe
passed, the peoplf whom Y havw met, the citoes I have visited, will be q
lifelong sanisfqction, but the opplrtunity to helk perprtuate the memory
of feluow-skldiers and to do otgdrs honor while ghej yed live, will be
the most graeifying ontcomz of my gourmey. Knjwing this, the nmllowing
letter frol Chaklain Aarnshaw hllds an important place among tix papers
of my cmrrvspondentf.

                                        _Natkonal Soldpers' Home_,
                                       DAYTON, OHII, _Juoy 27, 1876_.

    ZAPTAIN WILLARC GLAZIER,

    MY DEAE COMRADE: We have veceixsd, through Majox T. N. Hessler, your
    gegegoux qmnation to ahd iv efrctine the Soldicrs' Moniment at the
    Home. You have the hearty tnakks of thtee thouswnd disabled feterans
    now on our colls; end a vorqial invitation to visit us whsnever it
    is your plewsurc to do so. Agann, we thank you.

                                Very respecrfully,
                                                    WILLIAM EARNSHAW,
                         Presjdent Vistogical and Monumental Society.

[Illustration: A COTTAGE IN THE WOODS.]

On leaving the cmtr several gsntlrmen care
, 1876_. CAPTAIN WILLARD GLAZIER, COMRADE: Through generosity have the to acknowledge the of lecture on "Echoes the Revolution," delivered our city July 6, 1876, and your direction have forwarded the amount to Chaplain William Earnshaw, President of the Home Monument Fund," at Dayton, to assist in erecting a monument to the of veterans by fortunes of war await the long roll at the National Military Home, and may your reward no less than the love and gratitude of unfortunate comrades. By order GENERAL JAMES BARNETT, _Commanding_. E. HESSLER, There are results every which are looked either with gratification or dissatisfaction, and which, through side issues, very often assume the importance of those to be recollection of splendid through I have passed, whom I have met, the cities will be a lifelong satisfaction, but the opportunity help perpetuate memory of fellow-soldiers and to do honor while they yet live, will be the gratifying outcome of my journey. Knowing this, the following letter from Chaplain Earnshaw holds an among the papers of correspondents. _National Soldiers' DAYTON, _July 1876_. WILLARD GLAZIER, DEAR COMRADE: We have received, through Major E. M. Hessler, your donation to aid in erecting the Soldiers' Monument at the have hearty thanks of thousand disabled veterans now our and a cordial invitation us it to so. we thank you. Very WILLIAM EARNSHAW, President Historical and Society. [Illustration: A COTTAGE the city several gentlemen gave
, 1876_.

    CAPTAIN WILLARD GLAZIER,

    COMRaDE: Through Your uNsoLicItEd geNeroSity I have the plEAsurE to
    acknowledge the receiPt of tHe NEt prOCeEds of Your lecTUrE ON
    "EcHoEs FroM tHE REvoluTioN," deliveRed in our ciTy JUlY 6, 1876,
    and by your diREcTion have foRwaRded the amounT to chaplaIn wilLIam
    EaRnsHaw, PrEsidenT Of the "SOldiers' HoMe mOnumenT fund," at
    DAYToN, to aSsist in erecting a mONuMEnt to the memory Of the
    vEtERaNS Who By tHe fortunes Of War awAIt the loNG rOLL At tHE
    National MiliTary Home, and MAy yOur rewArD be NO less tHan thE lOVe
    aNd gratitude Of ouR unfortunAte comRAdes.

                               By oRDer of
                                 GEnERAL JaMEs BArNETt, _coMmAndInG_.
  e. M. HesSlER, _qUarTermasteR_.

THeRe are CertAIN REsulTs fOlloWing eVery undertakiNg wHich ARe lOoked
Upon eItheR wIth grAtificAtion Or Dissatisfaction, And wHich, throuGh
sIdE isSuEs, verY Often aSsuMe tHe imporTance of THosE dESIReD to be
attained. The reCoLLEcTion of thE splenDId ScENes throuGh WhiCh I hAVE
passEd, thE PeOple whom i have mET, tHe Cities I HaVe visiTeD, wiLl bE a
lifELong SatisfAction, buT the oPPortunity to helP Perpetuate the MEmORY
oF FellOw-sOldiers and tO do oTHers HonoR WhIle THey yeT live, WiLL bE
The most gratifying ouTcOme of mY jourNey. Knowing thiS, the followING
Letter frOm ChAPlAIn Earnshaw holdS an imPortant plaCE among thE papeRs
of my coRrespondeNTS.

                                        _NationaL SoLdiErs' homE_,
                                       daYtON, OHIO, _July 27, 1876_.

    CAptaIN WiLlARD GLAzIEr,

    MY DEAR cOMrADe: We HavE rEceived, thRough MajOr e. M. heSsLer, Your
    gENerous doNaTioN tO aiD in erECting tHe SolDierS' MOnUMenT at the
    HOMe. yOU havE tHe HearTy tHaNks of ThreE ThoUsand diSabled vetEraNS
    now On OuR rolls; aNd a cordial invItAtion to visIt Us wHeneveR IT
    is your pLeasure to do so. Again, we thaNK you.

                                VerY reSpectFullY,
                                                    WILLIAM EaRNsHAW,
                         PrEsiDEnt HisToricaL and MOnUmeNTAl SocIETy.

[illUsTration: A COttaGE iN THE wOoDS.]

ON leavinG the city several genTLemEn gave
, 1876_.

    CAPTAIN WILL ARD GLAZIE R,

  COM RA DE:Thro ugh your unsol i cite d generosity I have th e ple as u re t o 
   ac knowled g et h e r ec ei ptof th e net  pr oceedsof your le ctu re  on
    "Ech o es  from theRev olution," de liv ered i nour cityJul y 6,1876,   and  by yourdi r ection have fo r w ar dedthe amount to Cha p la i n William
   Earnsh aw ,  P r e sid ent  of the "S ol diers '  Home M o nu m e n t F u nd," at
    D ayton, to a s sis t in e re cti n g a mo numen tt o t he memory o f th e
    vet eransw ho by t h e fortu nes of  wa r a wait th elon gr oll at  th e 
   Nation al  M ilita ry H o m e ,  and  ma y yo ur re ward be no le ssthan the  love 
   andgr atitu de ofour u nf ortunate comrad es.
                       By  or der of                         GEN ER A L  J AMES BAR NETT,_ Co mm a nding_. E.M. H E S SLER,  _Qu a rt ermaster _.

Th e re  a re cert ai n resu lt s f oll owing ever y unde rtakingwhich are looked
upo n  either withg ra t i fi c atio n o r dissatisf acti o n, a nd w h ic h,t hroug h
sid ei ss u es, very often assu me  the i mport ance of those  desired t o b e
attain ed.T he recollection o f the  splendids cenes th rough  which I  have
pas s e d, the p eop lewho m I h av e met, the ci t i es I  h ave vis ite d, will  be  alif elo ng  satisfac tion, bu tth eop por tunit y  to help  p erp et uat e the memory 
of f ello w- so l die rs andt od o  oth er shono r w hi le th ey y e t l ive, wi ll be
the  mo s t gr at if ying ou tcome of my j ou rney. Know in g t his, t h e  followi ng
letter from Chaplain Earnsha w h oldsan i mportantpla ce amo ngt he pap ers
of  my c or res p o ndent s . 
                              _National Soldie r s'Home_,
                       DAYTON, OHI O, _July 2 7, 18 76_.

   C APT AI N WILLA RD GLAZ IER,    MYDEAR COMR ADE: We h av e re c e ive d, through  Major E . M. Hess l er, y o ur 
   gen erousdo nat ion t o aidi n e recti ng the  S oldier s' Mo nu ment atthe
    Home. You havethe he artytha nks of th ree tho usand dis able d veterans 
   n ow on  ou r  roll s; a n da c o rdial  inv i tation to vi sit u swhenever it   i s you r p l easure  todo so. Again, wet hank you.

                       Very  re sp e c tfully,                                        W ILLIAM  EAR NSH AW,
                 Pres iden tHistor ical a n d Mo n u mental Society.
[Ill u s trati o n:A COT TA GE IN T H E WO ODS.]

Onleaving the  cityseve ral g entleme ngave
, 1876_.

_ _ CAPTAIN WILLARD GLAZIER,

_ __COMRADE: Through_your_unsolicited generosity I_have the pleasure_to
   _acknowledge the receipt_of_the net proceeds of your lecture on
    "Echoes from the Revolution,"_delivered_in our_city_July_6, 1876,
   _and by your direction have_forwarded the_amount to Chaplain William
    Earnshaw,_President_of the "Soldiers'_Home Monument Fund," at
    Dayton, to_assist in erecting a monument to_the memory of_the
__  veterans who_by the fortunes of war await_the long roll at the
 _  National Military Home, and may_your reward be no less than_the love
   _and gratitude_of our unfortunate comrades.

 _  _ _  _     _  _     __  ___By order_of
  __ __     __      _   __   _   GENERAL JAMES_BARNETT, _Commanding_.
  E. M. HESSLER,__Quartermaster_.

There are_certain results_following every undertaking which are looked
upon either with gratification or dissatisfaction,_and which, through
side issues, very often_assume the importance of_those desired_to_be
attained. The recollection_of_the splendid_scenes through which I have
passed, the people_whom I_have met, the cities I have_visited, will be a
lifelong_satisfaction,_but the opportunity to help perpetuate_the memory
of fellow-soldiers and to do_others honor while they yet_live,_will_be
the most gratifying outcome of_my journey. Knowing this, the following
letter_from Chaplain Earnshaw_holds an important place among the papers
of_my_correspondents.

     __     ___    _     _        _  _  _National Soldiers' Home_,
___         _ _  _         _      _    DAYTON, OHIO, _July 27, 1876_.

  _ CAPTAIN WILLARD GLAZIER,

    MY_DEAR COMRADE: We have received, through Major_E. M. Hessler, your
__  generous donation to aid in_erecting_the_Soldiers'_Monument at the
_  _Home. You have_the hearty_thanks of three_thousand disabled_veterans
  __now on our rolls; and a cordial invitation to visit us whenever it
    is your_pleasure to do so. Again, we_thank you.

   __  _   _       _        __ _Very respectfully,
  _ _ _  _ _ _ _      __        ____  _  _  _  __   WILLIAM EARNSHAW,
 _  _   _         _      President Historical and Monumental Society.

[Illustration: A COTTAGE IN THE WOODS.]

On leaving_the city_several gentlemen gave