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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-05

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TUESDAY MORNING.. ......A GUST s. 1869
York, ssd Sssss street, be.soa. are our sssnt
or .nc - 80 .soss e'..sS ~ sS ~
eeripsieas fos % st our lowest rasss.
y. n: Scsivln. -, Deeseon ssssee, ,Chieafe,h II
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saso, asssathsriseA y sseelvo adveeti,ensets TO,
this payer.
THE NlTv
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for the lsth. and the h's nsv 'ssiosnts hsv'
ossn ss's'so epoo, 0a' the names o. 'ns 'oF'
ssnsss gseuemss nave sos sFsosP'sso'
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Ais fesrsa Go 10 he New Yssk sssss for
great bergaiss.
L0AAS Cele0rated Bottled burton
Ale asd Porter Besnds. vsuits, corner Of Sd
and Brady sesssts. psios arstsIs OF Ale
dies asd inv.lida.
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AsrSr. Msrsoro1,rAs Bu.xe,xo.-Ths Hartford
FIRE Issursoes Coops (s'srs'rsd 4. y
!elo) nss just mace iss one nunorso sno
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1. Aor'sy Co.. 10 rose once building s'sno
will remove shithsr 10 . few daya Morley d
Co. are going into tho wholesale business ex-
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~ 49,, Dc. 1.c. r..n.n.o
Co., !. ~ "". -, -. o,a-.. 49, .,d h.., NJ.
Comnsnies in this country. The same cash
Investment will procure . policy tor twice
the amount given oy many o'nsf eomPsn's''
"'os's o'uP'''' .s'''.
SHovrsY.-It raiued EASY Yesterday.
a.. s.,..a... :, ..n,d .,.....,on
It,. .... ~. iii. .,,;,.,.d hv vivid
a..h.. ~ n.h..;.. and ,erv decided thunder
r.. t.m,,s ;,,.,s.,. III, "a. b. .dv.need BIZ
.,ch non,o~,.,o. v...h.r.
r.. uoo. w.~-rn-M, .Thomas
s.o,. ,;.h.. 70 nu,sh... 500 fat hoe,. for
-h;.h h..;n -, ~. h,oh..t ,ris. in ss.b.
Ia . f., d.v. The Marshal will commsnc. en-
forcing tn. hog ordinance. and then they will
hs . n,;..oes for .nv ci,i..o to own.
-
$2O.4O, less than forty cents week,
vi. secure ute p1''sy Tor Siooo IN con me oon
H.S..'' 4.ss,' a. so sso ooo ~ n,;d.nd. h.vs never
been lees thso forty per cent. per annum. II.
B. Hof@an. agent.
p>,,.. III. ..me .c.wn vho va.
Up o'.''' SPUR "''.<. ~ o..., - r
.'s "'' ""' nv. "''' ''. 80 p-ye
No. 81. ~ - .so '.s'' ~ -. ''%, ..,,.
20. ''Ss. s'e ''o'' '.."' . "'.','. ..
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and sst mn for about ten dollars.
noo I.~-Om.., R.o,n had .rre.ted 4
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@so """su ny Se''''u.J 'o' wv
HE dog - Law directs. It cost him about tlO,
and walk to the county boarding house.
TuH excursion to Clinton on the
steamer Kate Casssl, Sunday, vas not v.ry
numsrou.lv attended. but Can't. Davis 10 not
man 70 70 back on suvthine he undertake.,
and took the oartv through. and though there
vsre bat ssv. he Capsaia used bic utmoss
endeavors 70 please inst the sane - though
III. partv had beea large. We stayed lspg
enough to give the party ample time 10 visit
ths esmp. vhsrs they found come 1900 Or
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-05

REPUBLICAN INoRArIruDE.-When .
aan wants to b sacrificed Why not lot him 60
In and catch It. Now there 10 our friend John
W. Ths~psoa. Who 10 veil vsrssd in legislative
matters-sn honest and reliable mao-hs
wanted that nemioation-hs labored for 1t,
wrote lsttsrs Ter It, tssssd for Il and earned It,
and after all. even bic own esasty delegation
insoltisgly ssd snssnsrously threw hin over.
board. With oss sxsspties b had not .
friend in the dslsgstioo. Our vsssrabls friend
Davis. Who is hoasst. straighsierwsrd and old
thshio.sd. vent In for John hsart and hand,
bat sssiss the tssashsry fths others, abaa-
dsnsd the idea. The letter that the old gem
tlsmao took 70 Dssmoiass With him dids't
Win. That's so-ana noes's The pity. Jshn
carried so@s oil Wide Asaks times, bat that
light has disksrsd est senshsv. through in
gratitude Of ssppossd friends. and sssh q is
Aad right 70 souot upon. We advise ven.
gssnss-net upon the dslsgaties-bat bleody
vssesases that is sslist in 10. Davenports
Osapesy and lick Il cat Of he rebels, asd
eeus hons With lsursls aad take . respectable
ssssts 'esspsssssss psrsy-ssr party-sos
that has mere heasr aad kssnse appsseiatioa
II gssaiss worth. AA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-05
First Company IN the Regime Mt.

Recruits will receive rations and clothing at
once on enlisting. Drafted men receive no boun.
~. liberal reepon.e TO the call Of the govern
ment now, 1t snce, will enable it to close the war
in short time. Company officers to be chosen
from the members OF the same whom tho ranks
are filed.
C. BARNEY,
Recruiting officer for Scott Co.
Davenport, August I'd, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-05

$20.40, less than forty cents week,
will secure . life policy tor $1,000 in the Con
neeticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Assets, &4.36O,OO0. Dividsnds have never
been less than forty per cent. per snnum. Il
B. Hoffman. agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-05

&. n. Psf91NosLL + Co No. 81 Park Row. Hsw
York, ard Stsss street, Boston, ase our agents
OF the DHnoysAf 1 N1vs in those cities, aad
are authorised 70 take sdvertissmsnts aod sub
oehpsioae for - q our lowest rates.
q. n. ScaIvsn, -, DseSeorn street., Chicago, 10
suthorsed 70 receive adveYttes0 onts for this n.
per.
ROUNDS LAxoDoa, lSS Randolph street, Cni-
ego, aeesaehssiosl y receive adveetissmeats for
this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-05

DavonDogt 1s00oos aaskee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-05

A.P. Z D. REILLY, ,skssA
rACHHR5 OF BKBl AND P01Ks AID
ehippsss d Nve 0essks q nsaAyssse =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-05

For Arrears Of Pay,
For BOunty Of 800,
For w WidOW,s Pensions.
For Invalid Pensions.
LETTERS OF INQUIRY PROMPTLY ANSWERED
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-05

FOR SALE OF To LET.
Tas .HILDRETH PROPERTY. At FAST
il D.veppset, on the River red; Stoes Drsa. sHs
.oe be -, With Gardsa q ~ sss:s. vns s,s;.s..
,,oet desirable pisces Of resideaes 1nornsv ~ sn
Ststs Bsnk bnilAine. b.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-05

HOUSES ON Tug BLUFF,
n.LtaSs n.E n = St3 ~ noatA, I've ssesss
- - ..no..s 10y. n Ws,ds Qats Wsppsenan's.) as4
Ha''s s'''1'' A yoHx I. Covyl1. : :
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRG, Jan 81.
The post Office reform bill introduced By Mr..
Colfax now pending in tie House proposes d tax
Of two cents each on all Geographic messages,
except those on business with the government or
the company owning the lines, and exceptIngal-
so news and congressiona reports for the Press.
Mr. Holt the predecessor Of the present P. NJ.
General estimated that by Geographic dispatches
the government loses one million IN revenue an.
nually.
The HeraIds Washington dispatch SAYS the
plan Of action concluded upon by the Secretary
Of the Treasury and the Representatives Of the
Bond Of trade and Banks Of New York. Boston
and Philadelphia So To- as 1t is contemplated
the free receipts and payment Of t ). notes IL
considered as defeated By the refusal Of the
Banks Of Boston and s-n % the New York
Banks to carry it out. .e Secretary therefore
feels himself obigc oy tie necessities Of the
pubic credit r, concur in the plan for the is.
suing Of an additional one hundred mlllou dol
lars IN United States notes and making them
until funded, egal tender
The IriLue's special Washington despatch
states that the Home Military Committee today
authorized the chairman y report bill to en-
large the Illinois and Michigan canal to shin
channel for war purposes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
FROM WASHINGTON
IannarY %.

January -.
Quartcrmaster Houk in despatch to Senator
johnson from Somerset says, Gen Zolllcoiier is
killed. know 1t for have seen his dead body.
We have achieved one Of the most glorious We
tories on ecord The rebels fed, leaving every
thing behind, We have taken about l40O horses
and so wagons
The oew tax bill is in the hanus Of q sub
committee Of the Committee on Mays and
Means. Several weeks will probably elapsa BE-
1t will be reported
Th1 recently issucd regulations Of the War
Department surprisingly facilitate the trouslc-
ton OF public business which Is taken an and
disposed ol in the order iuwbich ii is presented.
MI branches Of tins department are benefited
by thu systematic arrangements. The Senate
to-day IN executive s, Sion confirmed the nami-
nation Of Brig Gen. Schoepll and Ord for mor-
ltoIous service 10 the iied--thc lormer at Nil
Spring, md tie lateral Evansville.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
FROM NlSSoRRI.

SEDALIA, Jan %.
Two companies Of Cavalry under Mai. Hold
man OF the LIST Kansas Regiment, left Licking
ton on reeonnoltoring expedition on the night
OF the 10th inst. which resulted in the arrest
OF Capt Whitney. Joe Shelby, and several
other notorious rebel despcradoes, and the cap.
ture Of a large lot of horses mules. wagons.
commisslry stores taken from Col. Nulhpan' 5
command, considerable quantity of boots and
shoes and other articles taken from the steamer
Sunshine by the rebels some time since, all Of
which were turned over to the Federal troors
at Lexington
Col Det2ler Of The LIST Kansas regiment, in
command at Lexington, announces by general
order that rebel ussassns lurk in ambush and
lire upon oui soldiers lie has therefore ordered
to be arrested u large number OF wealthy and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
TIE DAILY WORLD

th Daily World j. tie most complete Comm rcini
and New. Paper Published m America. United with
the Courier aud Enquirer, IuI preserving all The com
mefcial reWs and other distinctive feltuies Of thai
Journal il il : become The principal advert sing M
dium Of the New ORR Auconters. shipping Merchants
kci Reports together with ts Reports ol all myortl.
ton', Foreign and DOM stic aud cf Exports and OF
For ign and Domestic Shp News, tall, reliable and
give what no business mai can do without. Beside.
thee peculiar features IL - Unsurpassed IN the unt.
Of its political ana inisccaUeous news IL cores pom
deuce, &c &e, 1t is p,inisd IN pei ial ,uaffo
She ., larger than any uthet tao cent daitv.
No sunday edition Is printed, and vigiaui wstch
viii be Kept over rs c5lumts, Nsludng eyery hing uu.
III for family reading
Terms peraunum. six Dclars; Four copies so on-
address, twenty Dollar. 0 clergyinen fiva Drl a..
per annum. Tor club Of len copies sn extra copy
will be sent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

IHiI.FI LL. JAN. =.
The Guraqi lcarrs that Gen Hariee has M
rested Gen Ilinaman TOR burning houses at
cave 'i,g ami other pieces on the Nashville
kaiIroad ltalso learns and credits that Gen.
Bucknar has rgsi gnci his commission. Tho
rebels d. Bowling Green are suffering terribly
Tor money. hsieror,ci tha' Gen Bickuers
children mc running about there barefoot. .--
Gcn. Iaglac, who Is second m command. could
uat pay u e1ior.l vsm1u employed 81 him. AID
gfyc her pas through tue rc1I las as Zee
only means llquidauns Ter demand
There arc 80 further particulars from Con.
lhomas command. An quie, below
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
THE WEEKLY WORLD.

Weekly world contains lll the editorials ana ts
most important of n he news maiicr cuntaine va the
day edit .on. together with cupi original story os
some hrlilRui production from the best English novel
t.te and periodical writes Ia % other weekly lalr.
published IN u country urc tncre found such iui com
meicia and inurAct reio g, aud general news intel
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one year
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mencng 4 word OF commentator of this paper To
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cuatiou Of his specially OF The weekly edition
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sing authentic information among the prope by hbt.
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ahligeu by furnishing the unmrs OF persons TO whom
they think would b, de'r'b'c 90 send spoc'n'n nun
bc-t
Fer every club olive sslie, we will send copy OF the
fUptr fr year 10 the l0,tma or to ANY other
pc SON who gets 10 up aud Ia any one who gets mp
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lie made IL oar t.sk.
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lion
Address, THE WORLD,
No - Puk kow. New NnrA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
Napoleon,s Idea Of Making War.

The following letter was written by Napoleon
70 Augcrcau, on the DIST Of February lSli:
What SIX hours after receiving the first
troops hom Spain You are not yet in the field
Six hours rest is quite enough for them con
quercd at Naugis with the Brigade OF Dragons
coming from Spain who from Bayoune had rot
drawn REIN DO you say that tho six hattaions
irom Mines want clothes and equipage, and are
UuinStTuctcd2 Augeroau, what miserable excu-
SEES ! have destroyed 50 goo enemies with bat
talion- o cou.,ripls, scarcely clothed, and with.
out clr.rlgs-h1Xet The National Guard
are piUl have here geo from Anglers and
BreIgu' 70 round hats, without cartri1se-box.
Is, but with good weapons; and / have made
them tell There is no money, do yen say -
But where DO you expect 10 get money but from
the pockets Of the enemy? You have no teams
seize them You have no magazines? Tut.
tut. that is too ridiculous | order ven TO nut
yourself in the field twelve hours after you re-
ccye this letter ii Aan are still the Augereau
or Castiglone, keep your command. If your
sixty years are too much for you, rclinqnish it
to the oldest OF your general officers The coun-
try is mcnaccd and in danger 1t can only be
saved Ivy daring aud alacrity, and not by VAN
delays. You must have q nucleus of 700 pick
cd trnops. have not so many vet have de
stroycd three armies, captured 10000 prisoners,
taken 200 pieces OF artillery, md thrice saved
the capital. The enemy are Ia full flight upon
rroy,s BE- before them. Act no longer az of
late Resume the method and spirit of 'Q3 -
When frenchmCn see your plume waving in the
van, and you first Of all, exposed 10 the enemy g
iire, yol viii DO with them whatever you will =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

petition The Norfolk Dry Book of Wednes-
day has dispatch dated, Goldsboro', \. c.. the
Dist, p NJ, announcing 100 vessels Of Gen.
Burnside fleet inside Of PamAco Sound, and
90 large steamers outside No attack had been
made, but the women and children were leaving
Newbern, where fight was expected. Wednes.
day S Norfolk papers contail the following
G0lpsBoRouCu, n c., Jan. p.
a ia e number Of women and children have
arrived here from Newborn. A fight is expected
there.
WmNiNoroN, N. c., Jan. 81
An express arrived at Goldsborodgh from
Newborn reports that at4 o'clock yesterday al-
ternoon 100 vessels Of Burnsdes were within
Pamlico Sound, and . large transports outside
Of H4tteras Inlet
Private information received here says the
enemy vii attack Newbern and Roanoke Island
simultaneously Our forces are completely pre-
pared for them
SAVANNAH, Jan. q.
From forty to fifty vessels are in Broad river
fifteen miles from Port Royal.
None Of tho papers make any reference to the
Kentucky fight or the death Of Hollicoller
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
IRON wA.nl..r-.

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,rLo p.,.l.. s..,;..i
c,llos,n, iet,or win, d.. i'.n f,., VIZ
Ssnata, n lga.nn y ,t. a.i Ie !" '''Iu',
grannJ lar s.. ,y'.'n,a+., w. ol'.
T,. ..ls.,,. ~ FL, ''ii''e y"
II .1.ir.s..i,,i n.....
r.bd a5d r.t,hn.ncJ IA " '.' l'.., W. a.c"
inapf Il Norfo,,,c,y 81. '.'''.,'i-
"rd ruY,,,ons - n.y.. arms
r.anai C',yornue,t ~ '''9 "l-
1v
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

Influential scccssionsts WHO gave aid and com
fort to Price g army, whom he holds responsible
for the good behavior Of their hireIings, and
saws the assassination of one man Of his com.
mand in this manner, will be followed by the
shooting or hanging Of these wealthy rebels
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
sMALL roy

The World dispatch states that there seems
No be no dimnution Of small rox in Washington
A debate in the City Council ELECTS the state
ment that there are some 500 eases among civil
mns. All of the regiments on tins side OF the
Potomac have been yaccnated though it must
he admitted at lato day.
The roads are in u shocking condition in Nir'
glnia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

The President is sad to have declared today
that he appreciated tae very great services rem
lered by Gan. Sigel. aud that justice will be
zone MIN by creating hima general OF a division
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

The funeral Of tx President Tyler took place
in Ricbmond on tuesday the DIST. 1t was at
tended BY JEFF DAVIS and his Cabinet and the
members Of the rebel Congress
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
Alb THE NEWS

aiii be fonrd ia tho columns Of The World every de-
parneut 81 human activity, POLITICAL. AGRTCuf.
luRAL md COMMERCIAL, Us wcll as IN LlrtRA-
lure, SCIENCE and ARR
We shall continue the publication Of our Eccrsta-ti.
cal Record, and give 10 Religious and Educational
topics and New, aud TO al New lub cations nven.
nom, Discoyeric and Works OF Ant the .ame careful
aud thorough tympattv aid attention
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
ID Z n L | S T Il Y!
have located in
MONTH ELIER
PERMANENTLY as II DENTIST


To the peopl OF Montpelier and adjoining towns,
wish say am well prepared to perform ary operation
In Dentistry. a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

Dr. J. NJ Comegys-pear Sir:--My teeth are excslen
after years service. / am highly pleased with then
and would not part with them for any amount Of money
shall esteem il pleasure o. recommend your work &
all who may be unfortunate 20 be deprived Of thei
natural teeth SNOW q work tgual to yours in skin
durability and finish. esteem you In the practice 0
your profession, public bsneiactor
Respectfully j. 5 LEE.
So. Woodstock, jane Is, 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

Dr. John ". Comegys has practiced as a Surgeon Den
tst IN this village for the last several years. He has been
the dentist for myself and family and also for the lns
tuition under my charge. Tho subscriber believes him
we'll qualified, and cleerfuy recommends him to those
requiring his professional services.
WIN. II. ROCKWELL, NJ D.
sup't Vt. Insane Asylum, Brattleloro Aug Is, 1901
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

RtRNstnL' 5 EXPEDITION.
foRtRksS MONRoE. Jan -.
There is no arrival FROM Gen. Buinsidos ex.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

AN iSDEPEEDENr
DAILY, SEMI.WEEKLY, g. WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER,


National Circulation and Family Reading.
THE WORLD ha, now loen Ia existence ior a lite
more than year II has attained IN that short periCd
10 the highest ank IN American journal sm-tO a per.
fectly secure financial hafi', and circulation, pat
r0nagc and influence which has only been equa cd By
other journals after the labors OF many years
For the coming no eXpen,e vii tcsIarci
TO make he world what II aims to le-the
BEST NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
In PoLntcs, The World is independent, but asr.f
neut,al Il will never Tend itself 10 party .crycc Tut
will help the good aud expose tile bad Of an 1nrtie.. A
pure morality and n steadiast adherence to
CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES CHRISTIAN TRUTHS
vii guard ITS columns, and guide It's judgment OF men
and tYpns' II the organ Of no man. and no ,et 81
man. 1t is national, always on the side Of the
UNION, THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS
In the future it has IN the past it will give to tbs
Administration hearty and vigorous support because
IN the war for the Union twenty millions OF ope have
cDnfded to its hands their battles for Libra ntiitu.
hons Good Government Nationality, and Freedom
The World will oppo.e all compromises which would
harer away he principles for which this war ~ Waged
it will OPP peace se till The OF the War as.
sures the permanence of peace and will urge TIE pros.
ctution Of the war, with economy hut with RELENTLESS
yigor TN federal property il recovered and fede
horty s re-esablfhed from the Chesapeake the RIO
Grande.
our correspondents are attached TO the vatiouo div.
sons Of the army will accompany them wherever they
co. and by free use OF the telegraph and the mails
pfc'ent in the columns of The World
4 CONPLET'E HLSTORF or THE W4R.
from day 70 doy and from month to month
10 th- Weekly and Semi Weekly editions OF %
World especially large ,pace VII be giYeuto
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II fALEs, Teacher Of Music anil ,nony, from Boa
III. tom formerly member of the Germania Rand,
peclly gives notice that hehas for the present locA
msclt Montpelier abd IS prepared TO give instrf
ton Brass and string Bands Music selected, arranged
ami adapted TO any kind number Of instruments. Ais
win give instruction tn all the fashionable dances nov ia
use In Boston and New York From his many years eN
crience he feels confident Of gylag the hest u sasfaf
ton those wishing TO be tusht In correct and prope
The hest of reference given to those requiring
his ~ rVioes.