John's father having told Gallagher the contents of John's letter, Gallagher writes to acknowledge the letters he has received. He did not expect John to do any canvassing in New Orleans, it is enough if he holds the subscribers they already have. He hopes John's visit was pleasant and that he enjoyed his visits to the exposition. In New York all are well, and Joe Keiley still expects a letter. Gallagher intended no Sarcasm when he sent so many subscription blanks. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.