On verso: "George E. Walker First Sheriff La Salle Co."]]>
Originally not friendly towards white expansion and Indian relocation, Shabbona fought alongside Tecumseh against white settlers in Tecumseh's War, which later bleed over into the War of 1812. By that time, however, Shabbona was acting as a guide for American forces and was present at the Battle of the Thames, where Tecumseh lost his life. Later, during the Black Hawk War, Shabbona fought hard to keep his tribe peaceful and friendly towards the white settlers. He died in Morris on July 17, 1859.

On verso: "Sha bo na. Copied from the original in the possession of George M. [Holleabeak] of Aurora Ills. The original picture was taken in Oswego Ill the first week of July 1859, but a short time before Shabonehs death."]]>
On verso: "Capt. Joseph Naper, From daguerreotype in possession of C. A. Naper (a nephew) of Naperville Ills."]]>
On verso: "Maj. Thomas James, from oil painting owned by his son Dr. Lewis James of Racola, Mo."]]>