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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-12
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A letter from Col: Csooxs. Of the Sixth
Regiment, to Gov. Ml1LxR, dated Helena,
July 2sth, states that Rev. DANIEL OoBB,
of Minneapolis, had been elected Chaplain
in place of Rev. Mr.. BuLr, resigned, and
expressed the hope that he would soon
jim the regiment. DR. WHARTON was sick,
aud Dr.. NoMAsTERs was with Company A
at the mouth of White River. There is
much sickness in the regiment. Only $50
men were fit for duty 1858 were in hos
pital. Company A, on White River, has
only seventeen men fit for duty. Ool.
Crooks has established regimental GEM
etery, where the dead Of the regiment
would be inferred, and their graves marked
in such manner as to be easily recog-
nized hereafter, in case their fri~nde should
wish to have their remains disinterred.
We regret that such fine regiment as
the Sixth was when it left the State, should
have been placed in locality where it is
likely to become decimated by disease.
Other regiments of acclimated men might
have been found for this service, if the
military authorities had exercised ordinary
foresight and judgment.
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Credits.

We are requested by the Adjutsnt Cen
eral to state, in reply to many oommuni-
cations received by him, that the quota Of
the State under the last call, will not be
diminished by the credit allowed the State
for the three companies of cavalry and
one Of sharpshooters. They were deducted
on the last draft and duly credited to the
towns where the men resided, in anticipa-
ton of the decision rendered by the De-
partment. ..-..
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List OF Deaths I'm she sixth Regiment.
CAnP Bu1ORD. HELENA, I
July %, 1864.

CAnP Bu1ORD. HELENA,
July %. 1864.
LIST OF DEArHs OF SIXTH AINNRsOTA vOLuN-
TIER INFANTRY.
Corporal j. +. McClintock, Z Company, died
July 18th, 1864. ..,.,.. ...
Private Griffin Holmes, K Co., died July
18th. -.
Private A. Shoelenburger, Co., died July
18th. o.
Private E. E. Whitcomb, c. died July 25th
Private John Roseau, E, died July 18th
Private ]. Rachel, E. died July 9th.
Private A Boright, II, died July z7th.
Private G II. Woodbury., H died July 9th.
Privates Holmes. Boright and Woodbury., all
d I'd at General Hosl
Privates Bare and Brunette. Company A.
died at the mouth of White River,-date Of
death unknown .... ........
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Republican Candidates for Judges
and l.ctOrs.

: and tl"ctors.
, At the Republican State Convention
held yesterday, the following gentlemen
were nomiL ated for Judges Of the Supreme
Court:
THOMAS WILSON, of Winona county,
CHEF Justice.
8. ]. r. MCMILLAN, of Washington
county, Associate Justice.
JOHN M. BERRY, of Rice county, Asso-
ciate Justice.
The above gentlemen possess respecta-
bic lega. ability, and good personal char
acter.
The following is the electoral ticket:
N. MURDOCH, of Wabashaw county.
CHARLES H. LlNpsLRY, of Olmsted
county.
J. G. BETz. of Ramsey county.
]. W. MoRFoRD, of Steele county.
1t may be left-handed compliment to
these gentlemen to say they are just fitted
for the work they are expected to perform.
The Convention was not 80 large as
usual, and the want of enthusiasm was par
ticularly noticed. There was some inter
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Mevelationss Of the Desperate Strait or
w W 60 the Rebels.


z The proclamation issued on tho 9th nj. hv
Gov. BRowx. Of Georgia, ordering an enforced
rally of all the fighting hands that that State
can muster, to help JOHNSTON, affords some
important official revelations of the desperate
extremity to which the rebels find themselyes
driven in this campaign. The opening sentence
OF ne document IL an acknowledgment that
Tue Richmond powers have exhausted their
!ncans OF resisting SHERMAN have "cOncen-
trated 10 the last possibility and are so pow
e en,y pressed upon the two fields OF the cam
IT, a.. sa' 'ney care not spare from either for
'he o'ner. Says Gov. BRowN:
late correspondence with the President of
the C0nfede ate States satisfies nv mind tbat
georgia Is to be left to her own resonrces-to
supply the lelnIOrcements to Johnston.s armv
which are indispensable TO the nro,ac,;on ~
Auanta and to prevent the State being oyerrun
ny tle over"neimlng numbers now under com.
nano oi the Federal General upon our soil.
The straight must indeed be desperate which
extolts such an open confession
Elsewhere in his proclamation-which orders
mercless sweeping into the Notifications NJ
Atlanta, Of all Buys, old men, and every "de.
tailed " remainder of former conscriptions "A
Governor BROWN. with equally desperate can
dor, acknowledges the final and decisive char
acter Of the struggle at Atanra He says:
If Gen Johnsto"'s army Is Destroyed The Gulf
States are hrOwn open to tie enensy and me are
ruined II Gen. Sherman's army is cut of, the
West Is thrown open to us to the Ohio Riv-
er, and all raids into Mississippi, Georgia and
Alabama will at once ceas
The same acknowledgment is made by the
Savannah Republican, which even at that dis
lance feels its own fate involved in the tall of
Atlanta:
There Is not man in the State who is not
directly interested in the result for the tri-
umph OF Sherman involves the ruin of US all.
No man will have anything that he can call his
own. Every thing must be held at the mercy
OF the merciless foe. and we may read our fate
In the bitter experience of thousands who have
been brought under The abolition yoke.
We may learn from these confessions how to
appreciate the vast importance of the great
work which SHERMAN and his invincible vete-
rams have nearly completed at Atlanta, and
how to rejoice when the news of their final
triumph comes to u.s.
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The ssPreAsss on DonnelIy,s Nom
~ tnatlOn.

The unanimous nomination of Mr.. DON
NELLY was a terrible humiliation to the
Press, but we supposed it would have
been borne decently. Mr.. DoNNEILY's
name il hoisted a. the nominee, but in
such a style as will hardly please tour
youthful representative" or any Of his
friends. 1t is given as 1eNATIus o. DON
xxL1Y, the initial in parenthesis being in
tended for LoYoLA, the surname of the cell
ebrated Jesuit father, which the Press
well knows was discarded by Mr.. DoNNEI-
IL on his entrance into public life, doubt
less tor sufficient reasons. To fasten it
again upon him could have been only in
tended as q deliberate and petty insult.
The editorial following is mixture OF
irony, ill-concealed hate, and supercilious
patronage, coupled with direct charge OF
falsehood and disgraceful demagognery.
which the editor of the Press promises to
prove in bis issue of to-day. Mr.. DON.
NELLY may well say "save me from my
friends" if many of them show the spirit
of the Press In their advocacy of his
election. "
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Negro Recruiting Imprac,icabie.

Negro Recruiting Impraciicable.
The following letter from Secretary
BLAKrIxY confirms the views expressed by
, the Governor that it is impracticable to
recruit negroes to fill the quota of this
State: .qr1.T
% FoRrRKss MONROE, July 80, 1864.
H;s EzeeRency 8. MILLER, Governor Ainnesota,
81. Paul:
| GovERNoR-The more look about. the
more am convinced that nothing can be made
in recruiting in the rebel States. Military Com
manders in the field are opposed to it, and are
lie ,osed to interfere with it In every way pos
able. Besides, the time is so short, and the
| ~ lole field so full of agents from the Eastern
States. who have larger bounties to pay than
We can afford, that am satified that 1t would
be labor lost to undertake it from our State.
! understand since wro'e you, that General
Sherman has put down his foot against recruit
ID In his lines, and that being the best field
for Minnesota. we shall doubtless be Obliged to
give up tie undertaking. T.. eal r. ..
Ian, Governor. very yespt.. your obi. servt
] ...,......., D. BLAKELEY.
| Massachusetts, and other States may
succeed, by means Of heavy bounties, in
getting portion of their quotas filed by
negr es, but we shall have to depend upor
cur own citizens exclusively, which viii
rebound very much to the honor of thu
State when the war shall have terminated
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q AMT, UL,


Dr.. BUTLER, State Agent for the care Of
sick and wounded soldiers, writes from
Memphis to Gov. MILLER, under date of
August l, that the wounded in the late
battles with FORREST were left at Tupelo
in the hands of the enemy, with several of
our surgeons to take care of them. On
account of the hardships of the expedition,
many of our soldiers at Memphis were
temporarily indisposed. A portion of the
sick would soon be sent north TO st. Louis
and Mound City hospitals. DR.. BUTLER
was about starting for Helena and Little
Rock, to ascertain the condition of the sick
in these places.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

est in the nomination Of Judges, but the
electors were chosen without balloting.
Not : solitary cheer for "Old ABE " was
given in the State Convention, nor in the
primary meetings in this county, nor any
where else, so far as we have heard.
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Capt. GRo W. BAKER, Commissary of
Subsistence, appointed to relieve Captain
FORBES at Fort Smelling, has arrived and
entered upon the discharge of his duties.
Capt. BAKER has seen much hard service
with the old Army of the Mississippi, aid
is thoroughly posted in the business to
which he is assigned.
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The inevitable Draft.

Lieut.. Col. AvERILL, A. A. P. M. g. +,
has received the following dispatch from
, Provost Marshal General Fay: -. a..
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. 1864.
SEQ that the Board of Enrolment spare no
pains in correcting the enrolment lists and
making all necessary preparations for proceed
ing promptly with the draft in September
JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
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EDwAhD EVERETT has provided q second
representative recruit, and has addressed the
following note to Gov. ANDREW:
.r. BosToN, July q. 1864.
Ny DEAR GOvERNOR-With reference to Mr..
Tappan's letter. which by your direction has
been referred to me by Colonel Day. I would
state that entertain a very favorable opinion
of the plan of representative substitutes for
those not liable to personal service. pro-
cured one for myself nearly two years ago.
and as soon as the present plan was an
nounced, determined to avail myself Of it
to procure another. now enclose my check
for the requisite sum. 1t appears to me an ar
rangement extremely well calculated 10 cradle
persons not subject to the draft to share to
some extent the burden with those who are.
and I have no doubt that all who have the
means will gladly resort to this method of
fastening the recruitment of the army OF the
United States and thus bringing the war to a
speedy close
remain, my dear sir. sincerely yours.
EDWARD EVERETT.
His EXcellency Governor ANDREW.
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List ofsick and wound. Minnesota soldiers
In the Hosl ital at Jefersovile and New Alba
nv Indiana and Louisville. Kentucky, July rs,
1864:
JEPFERsON HOSPITAL, JEFFKRsONvILLR IND.
Benz. u Tartro. Company A. 2nd Mimi.
John Turf, F I'd MIMI.
Ira Halliday, G. I'd MINI.
, William Mattin, F 81 MINI.
TnOs Mcclure, ID I'd Mum.
Chas Parker. B ID MINI.
! d. J. Bumgarner, A. I'd NJ I'M. '
/ HOSPITAL NO. 5, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
Amos Stephens, Company A I'd Mum.
Stephen II. Vanhorn. 1sI Minnesota Bat cry.
John McGonty. Warren MervimOn, Joseph
Orrach John Salenting, Felix Genuine Of I'd
Minnesota drafted.
@. R Ringsby, LIST Minnesots Battery.
George h. Hall, -
w. Freer,
A w. Howsen, a.
Elijah L,throp,
d Griffith,
Charles jerks I'd Minnesota drafted.
j g. Vanamburg, I'd :. si .,
Felix Barton, I'd a.
Godfrey Doyn. I'd
. w. s. Jones' company e ID Minnesota.
John Kesan I'd Minnesota drafted.
HOSPITAL. NO 8, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA
H. VOnblaricom. ID Minnesota drafted.
Augustus Honghton,
Mis- gov Buck,
Ia sha bs nos,
HOSPITAL BOAT NEW Albany INDIANA.
Charles Bornes. Company A. 2d Mimi
James Loughman, Company B. 4th MINI.
rArrEN HOSPITAL, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Nelson Shellafoo Company II. I'd Mimi.
B Samuel Heming K. I'd MINI.
James Arnold, H. 4th Mum.
L. B. Smith HI. 4th MINI.
CLAY HOSPITAL. BRANCH B, LOuIsvIILR, KY.
D NJ. Gum. H, I'd MINI.
Z Chas l. Dresser. H 4tl MINI.
Saml Wood. LIST Mimi. Battery.
HOSPITAL 10 HOLT. JEFFERsONvILI1, IND.
Giles A. Baker. A. I'd Mimi. .,. .~.-
N. W. Cady. A I'd Mimi. FIJI.
I. BROWN HOSPITAL LOUISVILLE, KI.
Joseph n Reed X 4th Mirn.
Cornelius Hall, I, 4'h MINI.
find the following soldiers at the 0enerA
Hospital at Madison. Wis
Geo W.. Winans 1st Mimi. Bat.
John EdsOn, E. 10Th MINI.
Thomas Iverson. I. 10th MINI.
John PlOop, Let MINI. Bat. ~.
All doing well. LUKE MILLER,
..9-. Commissioner.
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Omcial Statement, Publ'shed by Or
dr. Of Gen Sherman.

Correspondence of the incinnai Commercial.
NEAR ATLANTA, July 26.
Total loss Of Federals July 20. ........ 1850
Rebel dead count, and buried July 20. 113
Rebel dead counted and buried, July %. 2,142
Rebel d nd 10 front of 18th corps not in
our hands. 700
Rebel colors captured July 20. ........ z
Rebel colors c,ptured July % 10
Rebel prisoners captured 5000
Federal loss, all told, July p. .......... $500
Federal loss of cannon, pieces .,.. 10
Total Federal loss. .::::............ $3.50
Total Federal loss OF artiilery, pieces. 10
Total rebel loss IN Killed .............. 8 $50
Total rebel loss in prisoners. .......... 3,2O0
Total rebel loss in cOlOrs..... 49,. 25
Number of rebel wounded unknown
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Military appointment.

First Lieutenant HoRATIo D. Brown,
company d, 9th Regiment, has been ap-
poiA ted Adjutant of the 11;h Regiment.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-12

. The Secretary Of State on Monday made the
third apportionment of the General School
Fund. being the first serni-annual distribution
of the Fund, among the several counties, as
provided by the amended law of 1864. The
proportion to which each county Il entitled Is
- Hol,ove.sf, i, his ,9ai Nu. r1' - .FDi .i.t,
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THE DRAFT.
Exemptions, COmmutatiens, etc
for August 5th.

Ot8k A08
Marshall Gardner, Mount Pleasant Waba.
John DALEY. Eagan. Dakota.
John Marbacker, Benton Carver.
Bengdt Harrison Ripley. Meeker.
Barthalomy Biertz. Munson, Stearns.
Barnard kalpman, do do
Adam Stanger. St. Joseph Stearns
Joseph Borer Benton, Carver.
Charles B. Mills, Mount Pleasant WabashaW.
Andrew Hook. West Albany, Wabashaw.
John Heating. WautOpa, Wabashaw.
John Murry, Wautopa, Wabashaw.
Anthony Leach, b. Augusta, Stearns.
NoS.REslDKNcR.
John B. hurry, Wautopa, Wabashaw.
c r. Berkle. Young America, Carver.
James james Sennng, West Albany. ~abeshaw.
B. Rogers, do do
c. Liden, Wautopa, do
Harmon Hanson Belvidere, Goodhue.
Jos VOgle. Chanhassen, Carver.
K Cheeseman, do do
John simms. do do
John Pierson, Lakeland, do
john !; S'f i: Szaschofr; g. Benton, DO DO
Eben PaulsOn, do do
W.
N. G. Leighton Medina, Hennepin-
n. B. Bryan r%% West St. Paul, 6 81
Michael OBryan, do do
A. Kline Jr Benton Carver.
Horace Rundle, Mt Pleasant, Wabashsw.
H. w. Gllet, BelvideIe, GOodhue.
o 8. Dolberge, Chisago Lake Chisago.
Rudolph Keyser, Minneiska, Wabashaw.
HT Evams worto, w W ~
Chas. Snyder. Maple Grove, Hennepin.
Chas. Bunch Plymouth, do
John Br,ggerman, do do
Jacob ClasSon Medina, do
Chas. Anderson. Leon Goodhue.
Chas Logstream, d. do
John Betenger Munson, Stearns.
Frank Miller, St. Joseph, do
j. L.uderback, St. Augusta, do
B. Mashman, do do
PHYSICAL DISABILITY.
P. Hickey. Wautopa Wab .shaw, permanent
contrac ion muscles left arm.
William Goldslrup, Wautopa, Wabashaw.
loss right arm.
Theodore Ross, Benton, Carver, loss of sight
Phineas c. Saves, Crystal Lake, Hennepn,
M. G Jacquish, Crystal Lake, Hennepin,
Henry Griliipg Greenwood, Hennerin,
Anthony Mcclure, Winstead, Mcleod, phys
ical ebIty.
Swan Nelson Acton, Meeker. hernia.
Michael Lenhart Ripley. Meeker asthma.
Joseph Tolner, 81. Augusta, Stearns wound
of hand.
Peter 8. Frevel, st. Martin, Stearns, loss of
Mike Launman, Oak, stearns, anchylosis of
of elbow joint.
Herman Ehlant, Oak. Stearns, hernia.
MelchiOr Blumer, st. Joseph, Stearns, gene
eral debility.
debility.
Capster Casper. s.. Joseph, Stearns, hernia.
John Fetidison, Wautopa, Wabashaw, splay
foot.
James Murphy, San Francisco, Carver, her
mia.
James Ryan, Hollywood, Carver; hernia
Andrew Baum, Benton, do epilepsy.
Andrew Swanson. do do gibbOsity..
Charles Bhurt, Zumbro, Wabashaw, deaf
ness
Isadore villsmeier, Benton. Carver, physical
disability.
Anton Alker, Benton, Carver, hernia
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A. Lincoln, OF Springf rld, SDubs VI
G. Jeweti, of Colorado.

We hasten to reproduce, for the informa-
ton of this untry in general, and the
rest of mankind in particular, the fcl'ow-
ing very touching, very sad, terrifcally Sc
we're, and awfuly momentous "ducu-
ment," from the Washington Chronicle,
which occupies the august position of wet
nurse to H's Exc-llency the President:
AS an irresponsible person famed jew
EFT, who has recent, been &C lug as an
agent and messenger for the rebel emissa-
RES in Canada, is as>lduously labor ing, aud
apparently with some SUCCESS, to create
the imp ess'On that he acts by virtue of a
certain impie understanding or connec-
ton with The Executive Mansion, we deem
it not improper to state that he has never
received from tire President the slightest
recognition that Mrjor Hay. at Niagara,
expressly declined to meet him, and that,
in the executive eff, e, in answer to lis
voluminUus communications, is the fol-
owing:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, july 18, 1861
SIR II the exercise of nv duties as secreta-
ry in charge IF the Presidents correspondence,
1t is necessary for me to use certain discretion
In the choice of letters 10 be submitted to the
personal inslectiOn of the President. In order
to avoid further waste of time on your part,
have 10 inform YOU that your letters are never
so submitted My proceedings In this matter
have the sanction of H.. President.
Very respectfully your obedient servant.
JOHN HAY
WM. CORNELL JEwE1T, &C., &C., sc.
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Third Apportionment OF the school
Fund among the C0unt1es.
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FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.

Flights the WhO.e Of Hoods Army
...COmplete Defeat Of the Rebels.
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Our loss will not quite reach 600, of
which about 80 were killed. The rebel
army has been depleted to the extent of
from $4,000 to "a, 1000, since the 10Th of
the present month; in iced thsir losses
probably exceed these figures.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-12
List OF Sick aud Wounded Minnesota
Soldiers in Hospital.

List of sick and wound. Minnesota soldier
In the Hos, ital at Jefersoville and New Alba
nv Indiana and Louisville Kentucky, July &c
1864:
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
CopartnersIlip Noticcsee...0 iLccsee..0 I

..,ssa COpartnersIlip notice.
THE undersigned have this day formed depart.
nership under the name and sty le of FLING q
WHfrfEMuRE, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by Hen Fliog, No. 81 Commercial street
wBere they intend doing Commission and Whole.
sale business In Teas, Tobacco. WI. Goods, Gro.
ceries and frovisioas. .-stss .f,g..,, -
HENRY FLING. sNisa
iioata.. H.fs STEPHEN WHITTEMORE.
Portland, July 8, 1854 - dtf !.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24

As soon as mustered in, and further bounty Of
500 for one years. enlistment, $500 for two years.
anu $500 or th years; one-third being paid down
and the remainder IN instameats ey will be cred-
tied 70 the Districts where they their families
domiciled. and will therefore receive the q.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24

at think how H. you slesping town
such happy mothers De, ,..
w ho ke p thsiI many sons 1t home,
While Ii had Iu1 thaa
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
Ocean Insurance Company,


THE stockholders Of the Ocesn Insurance Com
of said company, on Monday the I'd day Of Janu
ary. A. D. 1885, at O'Clock, p NJ. for the purpos.
Of choosing seven Directors for the year ensuing
and the srnnsacticn ofany osher business which
may then be legally acted upon ..,s.,sT N tsf
- GEO. A. WRIGHT, Secretary.
'sg Portland. Dec. 10, 1884. .-asE gsa @ dec12td
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
Proposals for Fresh Beef,

EALEp PROPOSALS will be received by the
iSeosmner an nee at Augus'a Maine, udth Saturday,
Div an ai,ve,l lsi at clock A, Ior the sup
Troops in the s,s o. FREsH BEEF. for ktcrui ana
IA Maine tor s,Yies ofths United States O. Angus
Isa5 or s2cS lsss niee ontbs from January lst,
direct Tne Rasf ~ y The Commi sary Gen'lmay
fatfena attles nv e ~ -nished from nea ". we'll
quarfe o. cut and sawed tS eaS -
times and IN sD,b oSarp,;t to be delivered at such
on such days shall be besieoasy pe requ reo and
Il q m reserves The
rtry Proposals must be In dep ioafs fs% unsausasc-
u as adyer e%ent tachedand saSrsed PFC
poyAtstor kresn sees. !, y = .ya4 10 a 80
AHgusts, NJ, pscssasR nh. lgsf.-ascI IBsR;
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
) Musical Notice.

MIR E. ROBSON, of Boston. at the urgent
1 solicitations oft pub 10 and his many friends
10 tAs city has retu ned to Portland to resume hi;
profession of TeachiDg and Tuning the Piano Forte
having an ca aperience of over twenty yeats, be
fees CON dent entire satisfaction will be given to
those desirous of his services In either departmen
U Orders from abrosd or in this Q ty left ai
Paine's Music store, o. ct his residence 76 Spring
street. dec6dl a