He gives a list of subscribers whose addresses are to be changed from Fairview, Kentucky to Pembroke, Kentucky. Previously they asked them sent to Fairview because of the lack of a post office at Pembroke. Now, however, they have a daily run to Pembroke. He does not know how his account stands, but he intends to read the Freeman as long as he can, or as long as it is allowed to issue from the press. He encloses $1.50 to have the Freeman sent to Helson H. Waters, Ferguson's Station, Kentucky. He would like to give McMaster some items for his paper from this bloody section but he cannot. He has not seen a medical journal since the war began and would appreciate it if McMaster would send him a prospectus of one worthy of the name. :: I-1-m A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.