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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

vINHE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON
l. AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK
Thomas O. SteaJnS importer and .Jobber of Silks MN
merry and Fancy Goods, Cash prces-T me grant
ed by adding interest, 1852 Broadway N. Y, Has
in store and is daily receiving and offering the lowest
prices, complete assortment of goods in his line CON
prang al the various styles and designs consisting Of
Black and Fancy Silks, Marcolines, Forences Shaws
Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons Taffeia and Sutn Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds Emhroderies, Frencl,
and English Grapes, Grape Lsses. Silk Cravats, Glove,
Of oil kinds, Silk Lace Mtts, Bareges. Lnces. White
Goods, Hosiery. l. Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite Merchants from the
North South, East and We't when in the ciy, favor
him with CALI ind examine his stock before pur-
chasing.
THOMAS G STEARNS,
l62 Broadway, Between Liberty
dec 28-dnc1v and Maiden Ianc N Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

JEW LINE OF STAGES-For BueAss.
Y an, DibreHs d White Sulphur SPRING. II he
cling community Informed that the above line is
80 operation with and splendid Troy Con,hss
good teams nnd careful and ACCOMMODATING drivers.
Pa sengers for this line will leave LyachburR daFy
(Sunduys execpted) nj 81 oclock,r by the railrosd
for Bufnrds Depot, then by stage Is miles
fne Ionl 10 Buchanan by 81 clook-rcst nil night and
morning o'clock by Parish Cos line ,and
rive at DbreiPs SPRING TO Breakfast md to the White
Sulphur carly the same evening
Returning, leave the White Sulphur daily, Sunday s
excepted, md arrive ut Buchanan the evening by
dirk, and leave morning ut for Bufords Depand
arrive il Lynchnrgby lOA.m
For Tickets .cns apply nj the X. IT, office In Lynch
burg; in Buchanan, Daists Hotel Haueys Hotel
Fare between Lynohburg and Buchanan, Only g. Run
ing time. 81 hours. THE PROPRlETODS.
July 2s.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06
T 1ENTsAL HOTEL, Lexington, Va

Y The subscriber would inform bis old friends and
the pubic generally that he has completed and fnsh
ed the addition his house and now prepared to
date travellers and others in as good style as
any hon in the valley. This house is in the central
part of the and convenient all kinds of business
His table and bar always supplied with the very
the markets afford, and his stables under the
superntendence of one of the best osers in the state
By long perence in the business and his we'll known
disposition to please he hopes share bern portion
Of the patronage of the travelling public.
le 20-3m WI LIAM McCAUL.
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+ Observation-Disclosures

IL The subscriber has on hand large lot of th'
celebrated Livingston" Plough Castings, and will
ntinue receive additions his stock from the foun
Try, that there ill be difficulty in getting any
II the pieces belonsingto them.
JAMES b. RENWICK
Fell l2-dScts on the Basin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

IL GROCERIES, md PLASTER.-The sub
crbcfstil continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
the rha amidst all the changes receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
dur chnrges WILDE low and forwarding done with dis
tatch
Will receive in few days, frat rate assortment OF
Grooeries which he will sell low, and buy atimes
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed, &c for which bs
will give he best prices
Pig aud Bur Iron for sale.
JAMES b. RENWICK.
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DROFEss0R ALEX. c. BARRY's


TR &c OPHER y Us, of MEDICAL COM
POUND, for BEAUIIFYING, CURLING Pre-
serving, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair Rcev
ing Diseases of the skim Curing Rheumatic Pains and
Healing External Wounds Bounded by no geographi
cal lines, he reputation of BARRYs ThicoPHFRoUs per
vades the Union The sales OF he article of late years
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after a careful examination OF his
sales book, inds that number bottles delivere
der IN quantiti, Of from half gross upward during tho
year 1882, was within a trihr of $50 900.
OF the wonderful properties of the Trichopherous when
the public had furnished such Endorsement this
he cheapness o the article and the explanations given
d lis chrnicn action upon the hair the scalp. and in all
cases OF superficial irritation first recommended it to
Inc attention OF the people, This all that The nven.
tor desired Every hoe advertised itself The effects
ct the Hui, exceeded expectation. it acted Ike
charm The ladies would not be without it. Country
dealers IN every section the United States found they
must have IN and thus built up wholesale trade of
extent hitherto unheard of ~ regards articles Of
his kind The highest point has not yet been reached
ana Is believed that the sale. this year will be mil.
lion and a half ofbotes
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
o'k' retail price. % cents large hottie.
Liberal discount To- purchasers by the quantity Sold
the ;iPai merchants and druggists throughout tho
United States and Canada, Mexico West Indies, Great
Eritain france. &c.
Sold BY d., r. Lyman, J, H. seay and R. Stabler, &
Co. Lynchburg
may e6-d&c6m
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" ANEED To H1RE.-The Subscribers
w wish to hire for their work on the Va. 4 Tenn.
'aiIroad, In the Mountain region of Va a number OF
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be pail
They have had long experience in the management ol
negroes, and are themselves large owners. Hired
groes Will receive the same treatment in every respect
that they give their One of US can be seen in
Lynchburg, at any time till the 10Th of January
Washington Hotel, or at McCorke Simpson & Jones,
arnt Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy and
boys. SCOTT & ADAMS.
dncO Lnr
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MERCHANTS.
NEW CONCERN.-w

A A.sD.-JDo. ID. Harvey tenders his most ain.
"A aaks his friend. for their very liberal pat
enrnded him while IN several other houses
this place. and asks continuance of the lie
pledge. -efto every cxeon give satisfaction
His per.pon attention will also be paid To the sale Of all
kinds nf prodnfe. inn "a dHcts1
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f. XCE SIOR
KEEP III BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
LfNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
NIHERE may be found the largest and best got up
w Stock of Ready Made Clothing offered to
the citizens Of Lynchburg. Our stock comprises eve
ny style, quality and color of Dress and Frock Goats
Business Coas of various sS les, Plain and Fancy Cass
mere Pants Of every color ard quality nginable Plain
and Figured Silk Satin Marsailles Vests in endless va
ricy,Aso very large and select stock OF furnishing
Goods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags Trunks, &c, &c,
Also
Cloths, Ca ssmeres, and Ncstngs ofthe finest fabric
made to order in the latest style and The shortest
notice. Good fits warranted in all or tie Clothes
returned. HATCHER, LOCKWOOD g. co.
npI5-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

NOEaCE.-Tte Subscriber having located in the
" House formerly occupied by the late Rclard Ty
rec, door below the Warwick House, Main Street
Lynchbnrg, takes this method of informing his friends
and the public generally That he is receiving AM
opening large and general assortment of
Groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors, &c.
recently purchased in the Northern Cities the
favorable terms. The folio wing comprises portion oil
his stock
Rio, Laguira lava, and MANILA Coffee,
N. o., Porto Rico. and Cuba Molasses,
N o., Crushed, Clarified, Powdered, Loaf and
Coffee Sugars.
Country and Rolled Iron.
Cast Shear and Blister Steel,
Reched and Old Rye Whisky,
French and Apple Brandy,
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns, Teas, Rice,
Brown and Variegated Sn>ps,
Adamantine, Sperm and reow Candles,
Besides many other Article. tedious to mention,
which he is determined to sell reasonable terms "a
they be bought in this market. Particular attention
Paid to Goods forwarded my care, and also, the
sale of country produce. N. Fl o $50 Il
Aprii2
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DmUsm mOUNTAIN WILL stomes.-

- RUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones
- The undersigned procuring from their celo
rated quhrry tde Bush Mountain, Mongom cry ooun
~, Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality The
reputation of these stones widely known, but tho
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders
haveap ointrd Mcdaniel, Hurt a. Preston, and Lee
Johnson, Lynclburg agents for the sale of \ M
who will receive aud have them fulfilled
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blaeksburg Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE a. Go.
James NJ Williams Dnnyillc, Va, Reynolds g. Go
Lcaksville, n. G are also agents. p & Ce
Feb lf.dSrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06
| OCKETs, LOCKETs. PING -

IL The subscriber respectfully informs the pnI;a
lie has jest returned from the North with nm ~ ',at
large stock of Deguereotypeing material. emhr"",y
Frames, Cases &c, of the latest styles md
so large stock of Lockets and Pins some e,,r Al.
made to order, which will be filled with pictures IL ~"
best style OF The art at low prices, according to
At Whiehurst Gallery, next door to the Va baaHy
n.z., +. e. GIBBS. Propyiqor
B-Paintings and Pictures of all kinds aeen,,,
copie' A''u'a'ey
stoo furnished at the lowest cash prices
feb. lots prc
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MISCELLANEOUS
Lyuchbgrg Gas Ligb: eon,..

-1?p % "D'Is 1Hs LisRs c0mpnnv
VIE President and directors have ord.r.I ~
lowing acquisitions each share of stool 81, ai
ed tor In this company viz: 81 80 To be mid m
Of July; seven dollars and fifty cents to be nail 'e ioi
18th OF August and eight dollars be paid on the the
Of September. Tue 10th,
B.-Persons intending to use the Gas ain
The necessary fixtures the part of the eeure
the earliest practicable period, by leaving ,baa al
with the undersigned ~" names
iy 7ti5s CHAS. w. CHRISTIAN
N OIlCE.-My stock tnols and hands f., T. =
e. .ing have all arrived in Lynchburs, and am sos
with faithf'lness and dispatch. u mo
would be thankful to my friends to hand i, H.,
ders at once To prevent hurry about the time m or
to be put on gas Is
No Bills will be presented sooner than the 6,.,e,
uary next under any circumstances. M o' Jun
je 22.drs A.GDAp.
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I YNCHBURG FOUNDRY.

YNCHBURG FOUNDRY.-Th bust.
IL ness heretofore conducted under the firm f j. T.
g. g. s. DlUGUlD, viii continue in future under the
style Of
DIUGUTD a. BROTHER,
and they take this opportunity their thanks
the public for the very liberal patronage The firm OF
J, T. a. q. s. Dugud, and beg continuance of the
same
We have on md a lot of Tobocco Screws and Press.
obaeco fnisher just gotten up,Pougbs aud Points
OF all descriptions, Mill Gearing, wrought and cast,
Thrashng Machines, &c, &c, &c.
J. T. DIuGUID,
Jan 5ts q. =. DlUGUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

lust RECEIVED
- 10 bbls. Rock Fish,
30 hbls. No Cut Herrings,
% Boxes Olive Oil,
Is Tons Country and Rolled Iron,
llhds Prime =. X. Moasses,
10 bbls Orleans Molasses,
25 Boxes LOAD Sugar,
All of which offer for sale low.
July Ola JOS. b. NOWLIN q. co.
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m OF e. II FOR two weeks com
v mencing August 1st, Packe 9in.lIz-sH
Boats will leave Lynchburg, daily, Sun Ezn
day. excepted. at o'clock in the morning and srrr.
in Richmond next day al P. NJ. Returning leave Rich
mond at the usual hour, "A M. Wv"
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RECOMM ENDATIONS.

HEOOlfIN
We have in use Mr.. r. Drifting ham Mitchel's PUMP
MD ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable an.
pendaee, grent convenience and an efficient protec
/ ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond
Il. b. TYLER, do
DR.. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
r. j. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump be seen In use at DR.. VIM. s. Mors's
Diuguids foundry, and at many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and Useful
The Pump can be seen in Rcl mond, at t.. Wing
ufce. They warranted -ork we'll for one year.
~ NOTlCE.-All Persc,,. buying ,ng the
above Il cies, are responsible to me for it,
r. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-d1v pronr;a,or
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MOSES LACY.
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Monday the 18th pork, our Bouts will leave Lynch
burg al the usual hour, 8 p M
July 29-ts BovD EDMuSp 4, D.vr,.,u
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Xx. DOUBLE BROWN STOUT :.


burg nj the usual hour 8 p. NJ.
July 29-ts BovD EDMUND & DAVENPORT
X y. DOUBLE BROWN STOUT a.
"A CREAM ALE-Wc have on hand. and readv
for sale 100 boz. double Brown stout, and 100 Doz
cream hie-a very su crior article, put up expressly
for Hotels and amily use Ii need, only tria to sat-
sfv the best of iudges-whch we invite TO call and see
tor themselves. NJ CONNELL Il SON
P.S.-Orders from any distance thankfully received
an ! punetually dispatched lie 9-ts1
M + u IL n ANT TO IA t Nj Il it ).
1 Gardeners. Florists Incoypor1ted Compon,es Mar
njactnrers Arzans, Professional Men, Mechanics AMI
oth~s-The Pump and Fire Engine
Secured by United States Let.
terS Pdte1t-ALL lNFRISGEmEETs WILL BE PRusEcU
rEDBY LAW. This is the valuable invention II
the age; and without which, manufactures public ed
fees, hotels and private dwellings, incomplete AMI
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine, the Farmer is perfectly independent of all
accommodating insurance companies, and can bid
efance o tie incendinry.
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YNHE Subscribers have associatej Themselves togetb-
l. under the style and firm of JONE & BEGGS.
for the purpose of conducting the Fouadry Bpsiness
In all the various bmncbes 81 tie old stnnd Of Jones,
Begg 4 Brother, where they hope obtain fair share
of public patronage. Office exchange corner. where
all orders will be thankfully received aud promptly
eeuted.
Specimens may be seen the Office
VIM. Is JONES,
IL. T. BEGGS
June I5-dts
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31
From the Warsaw Democratic Review.
THAT MAN oROssw

Who has been lecurug on temperance, and
advocating tho Ma!nc liqnor law. in various
parts OF The country, will be in this City, about
the first week in Apri--he is at the present
time, making tour in the Southwest. We
learn that his lectures at Springfield, and other
places, have had salutary effect upon the pub
lie mind. The way he rakes down liquor deal
ers IN general and dram shops in particular, is
sin in the estimation of all tplers. We learn
that during his stay in Springfield, some eighty
persons Joined the Sons" at that place. So
look out, he is coming-ard take our word for
it, he is gone" We bespeuk for him good
hearlng--we want the people of the surroun-
ding country, as well MS town, TO come out and
hear hiIn-he will, perhaps, remain and lecture
for several days.
Some five States have already adopted q law
prohibiting the manufacture or sale Of ardent
spirits, and the subject is now being seriously
agitated in most OF the other Statcs--even in
Missouri, lately called the "far west" the
watch-fres Of the Temperance army are begin
ming TO burn. 1t is manifest 10 all, that pro-
hibtory law is growing in favor-the best men
i'll the country are lending it their influence,
and ere the end Of the next session of the Legis-
ature, it will require more than petition, sixty
feet long, of the raw foreigners and black guard
oarer of ST. Louis, headed by few political
demagogues, to keep it down. but we did not
intend to extend this nrticle--let every body
come and hear Ross" especially, those who
are in favor of the liquor traffic.
The following account Of the doings Of Mr..
Ross, in our neighborng town, Oseoa, we find
in the last Independent:
Rev. WILLIAM Ross.--During the early
part OF this week, this able and fearless ad
vocate and defender of the temperance re.
| form, visited this town, and delivered Sc.
ries oI lectures to large and attentive audi
ences; and although the subject is old and
hackneyed, and we had supposed long
since worn out, yet in the hands of Mr.
| Ross, it was invested with an interest tina
fastened the attention of the listener fol
more than an hour and a half together
The speakers style of oratory Is pleasing
having perfect command Of language thu
most torcibe and impressive, and his figure
and illustrations 80 plain as to be easily un
derstood by the most common understand
ing. The series embraced four lectures
II which resulted in twenty accessionS to tn,
membership OF the Division, aud fresh in
fusion of zeal and determination 10 thu
friends Of reform to hold on their way, ant
combat with renewed energies, the delete
rOuS aud demorali2ing effects of "the worn
of the still" Mr. Ross has promised to Wis
it this place again at no very distant day.
May success attend his efforts wherever lu
may so.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

The editor of the Bloomington Republican,
and some other persons in the interior, are very
unjustly blaming the business men of Hanni-
bal with the location of the Railroad, supposing
it was done with view to speculation in new
town lots. Our business men have enough ia
do to attend to their own business. There was
but one director from this place, and he tried to
bring about postponement Of the location. The
business men of Hannibal had ITO more 10 dc
with determining the location than that respect,
able individual who has so long been the sole
occupant Of the moon. The route chosen wa.
adopted because it was the shortest in running
time, and the cheapest in construction, and fol
no views of private advantage in any form oil
degree.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 29lh

There is strong contrast between the appear
snce Of the road and Che comfort of travelling or
the other side of salt River and on this side
The Plank Road is finished on this side. On
the other side the road is very much cut up,
ewing TO the increased amount Of travel on that
road. lalsly. The river was not forbade yes
tSrdsy, and consequently the crowds Of saddle
horses, buggies and teams had TO resort 10 the
Ferry Boat. This ferry has been worth eight
hundred dollars TO its proprietor since Novem-
Der. The Bridge will cost seventeen thousand
dollars, and could no doubt be sold for that
amount in cash immediately on It's completion
Its king and Queen" bridge, with two arch
%, each Spanning one hundred and fifty feet
and resting one end on massive stone pillar
in The CENTER. The whole work is strong and
veil put together, and cannot but be durable
A considerable number of hands are busily en-
ployed on the masonry and wood work. There
il an excellent quarry in the immediate neighbor-
hood. Indeed, it is doubtful whether there is q
hsttsr stone quarry in the State. The abutment
en- tho opposite side is finished, and hands are
employed in lexslinE and embankment on the
read beyond. On this side, large pieces Of solid
,Tsck, split;into regular shapes, were yesterday
being swung by machinery into their places on
the abutment.
A larger number Of people assembled in New
London yesterday, than has been seen there for
along time. There was no formal meeting in
relation to the Frankfort or Lick Greek Plank
. Road, on account of the absence Of all the dele.
gates but one who were appointed at the recen
meeting at FraLkford. Some gentlemen pres
snl, however, agreed 10 constitute themselves
committee TO ascertain the disposition of farmers
in regard to giving right of way, allowing us;
sftrees, roeks, &c., and subscribing. 1t wa'
understood, Also that Hannibal was willing to ell.
courage the building of the road, and would ale
literally, provided sufficient assurances wer,
given that there would be no difficulties or dan
ger Of litigation about right of way, use of trees
rocks, &c.-and the fuIfllment of some othe,
conditions were required. On the same condI
lions, the cityis willing TO extend like assistance
10 the Lick Creek Road. The Rails county Cour
is also said to be ready to render liberal assis
tance to both roads. .....
Lick Creek is about twenty miles from New
London, and the road will pass over beautiful
level country. Frankfort is eight miles. TIL
6rSt four, between New London and Mr..
Briscoe'S place is prairie the whole distance an
nearly level, The remainder is about like III
average Of the road from here to New Londor
The main difficulty will be found in bridgln
Spcncer's Creek, a stream considerably large
than Bear Creek. There is plenty of exceen
rock at this creek near enough to the probabl
location OF the bridge to be useful and convent
snt in building. Gravel suitable for road
abundant about the creek. The whole cost G
the road and bridge it is supposed will be abOl
eighteen thousand dollars.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31
Report Of tho Committee


THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
HANNIBAL LIBRARY INSTITUTE.
,l- The Committee appointed at the meet
i'm Of the stockholders Of the Hannibal Lii
ATary Institute, held 9Th Of March, for the
purpose OF examining into the condition di
the Library, and suggesting means Tor its
Improvement, present the following report:
The Library was organized under regu-
lar charter in the year 1914, and fora time
Il appeared to be in hourshing condition,
the number of Stockholders being 70, and
of books, as appears by the catalogue
amounting to 425. But within the past
two OF three years, many OF the original
Stockholders having removed 20 other pia'
e.s. little attention has been be atowed upon
Il; no directors have been elected, and NJ
librarian has been appointed. The annu
al dues have not been collected, and no Aew
books purchased. The number OF stock
holders in the city and vicinity is comPara'
lively small, and, with few exceptions, the!
have ceased TO make use OF the books.
The books in their cases are now in The
Office Of DIR. D. T. Morton. Some few o
them nave probably been lost, and som'
are probably now out in the possession o
Stockholders, and will be recovered. Their
remain, however, large number OF excel
lent volumes, sufficient to form the nuee
IN Of good library, by the eSertion OF tn
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

ISLANDER SUR. - The Georgetown (Ky.)
Herald reports a case lately tried before the
Scott county Circuit Court, Of BRAIN VS.. CHILD
Ems for the Islander Of lady resident of that
county, in which verdict was rendered. for
81 500. GAkRIrr DAVIS and JAMES F. RoB
IYsov were the counsel in the case. The Her
aid states the trial excited the greatest interest
equaled only by the memorable suit, in the same
Court, some time since OF KEENE VS.. Boswell
when CLAY appeared on one side and RowAS
ON lhe other. I'LL ----
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31
OUTRAGE,

The office Of the Commercial Advertiser.
daily paper published at Chicago, ILL.,, was
broken up and destroyed recently by a
deputy sheriff, under pretence furnished by
authority of distress warrant for fifty dol
lars due for rent. The outage is supposed
to have been nstigated by The managers o.
The Macomb County Bank, whom the edi
tor had denounced as insoIvent and dishon
est, and who did not dare to ''lace the mu
Sic'' in court.