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The sonth Carolina convention.

The South Carolina Convention, which
was to assemble in Columbia on the 18th,
the delegates to which were elected on the
4th, includes some of the foremost men in
the State, such as William Aiken, Charles
Macbeth, Alfred Huger, I'D. Lesesne and
William RAvenel, of Charleston; Wade
Hampton and VIM. De SAussure, of Rich
land; ". Governor Gist of Union; james
P. Boyce, of G~reenville; and John Brat
ton, of Fairfield. One of the most impor-
tant acts of the Convention, after the pro-
hibition of slavery, will be to extend the
right Of suffrage to sill Dhits men, make
offices elective by popular vote, and reform
the basis Of representation in the Legkls-
ture. Under the lsts system the Legisla.
ture was supreme In the State chosing the
Governor and Presidential Electors; and
the popular brsEch Of the Legislature
was spportiOned mt member to each pa
rish, and the rest equslly upon population
and taxation. To make matters worse,
taxation was assessed upon an arbitrary
valuation established in 1875 when cotton
lands were of small value, and the sea
islands of even less account. The abuse OF
this system had grown to such an extent
before the war that the city of Charleston
was paying half the expenses of the State
OF a basis of valuation established fifty
years ago. If these reforms are carried
there are thousands of %poOr whites" in
South Carolins who will be able to vote
this year for the first time, wbilo tho new
O-ovs,aos will DO the Hrst ever chosen by
the people; and all the people shall say
Amen.
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Programme of the visitors.

The party Of distinguished English rail-
way men left Cincinnati for st. Louis on
the 18th. The Cincinnati Commercial
gives the following as the programme Of
future movements, to wit:
Friday, 15th-Lssve St Louis for Chi
cago.
MOndsy lsth-Lssve Chicago for To-
le1o.
Wednesday, 2oth-Leave Toledo for
Detroit
Thursday, 21st-Lssve Detroit for Mag
ara.
Friday, 22d-Leave Niagara for Buf-
falo.
Monday, 25th-Lesve Buffalo for Glove;
land.
Wednesday. 27th-Lesve Cleveland.
ThursdAy, 2sth-At MeadviIle.
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OHIO NEWS.
MAHoNINa COUNTY.

The County Commissioners have en-
ployed carpenters toput q new roof on the
upper bridge, in youngstown, and the
work has commenced.
The Methodist Episcopal Parsonage IN
Youngstown Is being enlarged BY the ad'
dition of a second story and 8 large wing
Mr.. Paul Jones, of the youngstown
Manufacturing Company Il about 70 es-
tablish q coal yard in that village, for sup
plying the citizens OF that place win
coal.
The barn Of ). II. Lsnterman, in Aus
tintown, was destroyed by fire. with all its
contents, on Friday night of last week.
The Ioes is estimated at from two to three
thousand dollars. j. McCaughtry, land
lord Of the Indian Queen Hotel. was ar
rested on suspicion1of being the inceRdiAry.
4 The evidence against him Was very feeble,
and he almost proved an abb bringing
evidence that showedhe was away until ST.
ter ten o'clock, Friday evening. The Justice
before whom the case was heard, bound
him over for trial ct the next term Of Com
men Pleas.
Ca Tuesday and Wednesday of last
veek, the 44th Battalion, Ohio National
Guards, mustered st Berlin, pursuant to
State orders. The companies present were
| Company A, Captain Mesdsker, OF YOungs.
town, Company O. Captain Carson oil
Berlin, and Company d, Captain WINS
lar, of youngstown, numbering In al
about $50 men, under command OF Lieu
tenant Colonel Shurtletf.
Messrs. Marstellar and Wallace are
about to erect three brick store-rooms on
the south.we corner of the square, at
youngstown, where the tin-shop of Shell
don Hollingsworth now stands.
Lemuel Foster and William Fisher y
purchased the vacant lot between the
stores of Messrs Wells andJo j. Morgan,
and will commence Immediately the cree
ton of q three-stoFy brick building Tor q
small packing establishment.
The house of Mr.. - Dyer, in Youngs
town, WINS entered on Saturday night and
robbed of about $500 in money. The cir
cumstances of the case are as follows One
Edward Ogden, lately discharged
from the I25th New York Volunteers, q
relative of the family, had been visiting g.
the house for three weeks previous. Or
Saturday he announced his intention o
leaving, and as Nj. D. supposed, went OIL
the 2:40 P. n. train. 1t seems, however
that he did not leave town, but returned
to the house of his friends between eigh
and nine in the evening. Finding tn
family were all absent, he got into tn
house by q back window, ransacked tn
whole place, and discovered the money
which he appropriated. He was seen IL
the house by some neighbors, who, o
course, thought nothing was amiss, know
ing him to be q friend of the family. Tn
ungratefuI scoundrel was arrested on Sun
DAY morning, but escaped and has not sine
been heard from.
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miscellaneous.

The Lexington Presbytery of Virginia
have unanimously declared "that it is nei-
Their practicable nor desirable to unite with
the Northern assemblies"
The annual conference of the colored
Methodists of the States of the Northwest
has been in session for the past week al
Springfield, Illinois. On Sunday the Bsh-
op preached in the Hall of Represensa-
tives.
Notwithstanding Government opposi.
ten the Bsptists are making good progress
inSweden, having q membership Of 1000.
though the origin Of the denomination ia
SO recent that the first convert is sin
alive.
Il is proposed that the M. E. Church es-
tabIish sschool for the purpose of training
candidates for the missionary work. Such
institutions are not uncommon in Europe.
The largest one is probably that at Basic,
Switzerland, under the patronage iof the
Lutheran Evanelgical Church. II ia Rhv
years old, and has sent out mere thsn fonr
hundred missionaries. The Church of
England has three such schools w ;ob
have been of much value IT, aiding Ia
spread OF the gospel lr1
SA Ues.eyans, who have lad
ior several years q mission IN Asly. have
established there q religious papeE caIIe6
the Evangelical Cleaner, which r,ves sons
valuable fActs in regard 70 the ppoeFesS of
the Free Christian Church in ItsIv II
states that a meeting of the Representa-.
tives OF these churches has been held in
Bologna. twenty-five churches being rem
resented by thirty-iour delegates. ne con.
ference lasting three days, and proving
very harmonious and ~edifying. TWENTY
two churches in face of every obstacle ia
indeed a gratifying success.
The annual meeting of the General C,n.
gregational Association of New Hsmpsbire
held at Newport, August 22d. Ser.
mon by Rev. Edmund Roble of Green
and, n. H. Rev, Amos Foster, of Ac.
worth, was chosen moderator. The report
the state of religion among the churches
the inst business before the BODY. It
vas prepared by Rev. j. N. R. Eaton. of
defhmer. There are in the State ,Is2
congregational churches. containing about
5000 members. The ministers sre ls7.
+ whom Stare pastors. Nc. special in 1
tances of revival during the scar. but nu- L
nerous additions to the churches as the re-
ut Of former revivAls. A better pecunis-
y support OF the ministry is reported. and
.rge contributions t~oootjects Of beneyo-
,nce, 5l ea-s4 4ys-
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A New Plan for Raising the Atlantic
CaAbl1.

Na.sAHB inc AtIantt
Louis DIN writes to the London Nora.
ing Star: "After the return of the Great
Eastern I conceived 8 plan for fishing ONT
the cable. / submitted it to some friends
of mine, among whom was 8 scientific GEN.
tleman. They found it 90 practicable that
they advised me pubIish it. I proposed 70
start three ships instead of one, eaoh ship
having q wire rope of great strength at.
taehed to the stern, of at least three miles
in length. At the end of this rope 1 would
attach 3 thick ring weighing several hun
dred pounds, through which the end of the
cable st Valentia should be passed the
ships would then be obliged 70 follow the
cable Is the least deviation would be in.
dicated by the angle described by The roper.
The ships would be from two to three
miles apart, the Great Eastern in the mid.
dis; and when within ten or fifteen miles
from the broken cable, would, by q signal
fiom the Great Eastern, stop and begin Il 9
winding up. When the cable is raised q
mile high, the first and third ships should
stop, leaving the Great Eastern to finish the
work. By this means the slack of at least
six or seven miles of the cable would be
available to raise it 10 the surface of the
water, even if the depth were two miles"
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Ead, SIFsI

A correspondent of the Gospel Messsn-
ger utters q doleful jeremiad over 8 receit
dereliction OF Bishop Esstburn. 1t APP
pears that this prelSte recently occupied
the pulpit of the Congregational Church ut
Rye Center, and preached in his usual
dress, without either gown, robe or stole
gave out a hymn from the Presbyterian
collection and repeated a mutilated YER
sion of the morning prayers, emitting q g
Absolution, Psalter, Litany, Collects, Epis-
tie, and creed. The service occupied
twenty. one minutes, and the sermon fifty
FIVE. The indignant writer claims not 10
be bigoted or intolerant, but still charges
the diocesan with q violation of his ordi-
nation VOWS, and suggests to him "to
come honestly forth and resign the high
privileges which he has ceased to value.
What in the world will be done about iL2
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TaII writing i'm Alabama.


Throughout the whole State no 6e-
monisc sgitator has yet dared raise the
black banner Of servile war; no paper has
been 80 shameless as to hint to its possible
occurrence. The curse of God has not
sent among US those cewardly monsters,
who, in New Orleans, darkly prepare sat-
~urpslis of blood for the November cleo
tons. No N. P. Banks, no Thomas j. Du-
rant, or other vile spawn of impotent am-
bition and stipended fanatieism hiss, as yet,
dared desecrate our soil, and whisper, from
their hiding places, the signal for the most
terrible of civil wars, the war of races
war at which humanity will shrink with
horror, but in which the vastly superior
numbers, the superior genius of the white
race would be DRIVEN In seff-defenoo to TIE
stern work of determination.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENOE.

old and Kew school 'PTesDytertnns.
The following statistics, compiled by the
New York Observer, exhibit the present
relative strength of the two largest bodies
of PresbyterIsns in the world. At the
breaking out OF the war the Old 2 eAa
9 large number of churches and m:ntssers
in the Southern States, whose nsmes are
now stricken from the roll, and yet IN all
respects, it is much stronger than :
other branch" At the beginning OF the
rebellion the Old School had 2.S5g minis
ters and 544 candidates for the ministry;
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Legal ToIera1Ion In chill.

The precise form of the act of Congress
in Chill, which is supposed TO concede
actual religious liberation in the republic.
permits @those who do moi profess the
Roman Catholic religion to enjoy the Wor-
ship" which they prefer, "within their own
private property" and "to found ano sus'
tain private schools to educate their own
children in the doctrines of their own reli-
gion." Rsv. N. P. Gilbert American mis-
sionary, writes US that churches are re-
garded here as private property, since they
are not owned by the government, The
Protestsnts, and all except the intensely
priest party. are rejOiced by reason of this
law, and justly regard it as an important
step in advance, if the government will
act in good faith, as it is believed that it
will. An important question now If;
How shall American Christians meet the
increased responsibility which now rests
upon them
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

Gov. Morton has issued his proclamation
for q special session Of thu Indiana Legis.
lAture to be convened'onAhe fStEpf No
Yember.
Col Thomas Il Benton accepts The nom
instion for Governor d the so-calIed Sol
diers' Convention of Iowa, but declares
himself in full accord With the Unioa
party, except upon the question of neQho
suffrage. The lows Copperhesds, WHO
started this soldiers movement have pot
very tired of it and will probably adopt
he nominations to be made by LeGrand
Byington's straight out OOpPerhead Com
FeHtiou.
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important Christian convention.

A convention of Evangelical Christians
will be held in the city of Cleveland, at
10 O'Clock, on Wednesday, September q,
1866, to organize a National Society for
Evsngelizstion-s Christian Commission
for the masses-to carry the religion of
Jesus, in all its saving efficacy. especially
in the great cities and in the South, 10
those not reached by effective Christian in
fuences. The call is signed by a large
number of our most influential clergymen
and lAymen of all denominations, such rs
Drs. Waylsnd, Tying, Holbrook, Parh,
Dufisld, POST Messrs. II. W. Beecher, e..
b. Stuart Ira Harris, John Q. Young, 4,
L. Cuyler, W. E. Boardman, etc. etc.-up-
wards of 100 in all.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

A wild man has been discovered in q
forest in Crawford county. he wss cover
ed all over with q unprecedented down,
and when captured was able to speak only
one word-sdraft." He had forgotten all
the rest of the English Language. VAL
landighAm kindly took the wild man in
hands, and viii prepare him TO vote for
Democratic candidates in October. This
story msy be true, since large numbers of
the residents fed TO the woods during the
late draft. Many are yet missing, so that
more wild men msy yet be caught
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OOLUMBIANA COUNTY.

John Savacool, an old and respectable
citizen OF the county, now residing at New
Lisbon, had his left arm fractured acci-
dentally on Thursday last while getting q
grist from HArbsugh's mill.
On Friday afternoon last, MI. William
Msthers was driving from leetona to New
Lisbon, and was run away with near the
farm OF Lycurgus Green and thrown from
his buggy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

We are able to state on the most reliable
authority, that the reports circulated BY
Eastern press relative to the speedy trial of
Jefsrson Davis and Chief Justice
Chase's connection with it are IN.
founded. The Chief Justice has very
properly declined all conference
on the subject and it is not AT all like
Iy that he viii hold any Court in Virginia
or North Carolina, until after Congress
shall have had al opportunity of legisla.
ting in regapdto the Circuits in the rebel
States. And in this dignifed position we
think the coantry win sustain him.
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WAYNE COUNTY.

Two Wooster rowdies, named McLsren
and Resser, made an unprovoked attack
on 8 couple Of Hungarian Jews on Thurs
day of last week, knocked them down and
robbed one of $I69, $IO9 of which was
found hidden in McLaren's house. The
robbers have not yet been arrested.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

{ The negro colony on Roanoke Island,
Issys q correspondent ef theS Congregation
aist Hhss mlltipiiea the vafue of real es-
tate thirty4sTea times IA single yeAr, not
to speaKi Of The advantages Of education,
which the whites RightshsEs.s4uGlly with.
tha bheks, ifthsy asf8nufs14hAi4ofMs-
rYsnEs," Fc4 Ike VI sSs6t9sIlF
convince be moSt Iksp6cal and pFejQdiced
people, Southsas we'll IS North of the
blessings Of frse labor.
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STARK COUNTY.

The Stark County Fair takes place on
the 3rd, 4th, 9th and 9Th of October.
A Sabbath School Convention for Stark
county was held in Canton, at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, on Tuesday and
Wednesday. sIIr4a
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COUNTY,

The house Of E. ". Brum, in Franklin
township, was entered some days since by
s SBI6f6Sor mh9 st Sdsss rom scGPe HndsF Ia Ia PRilloT .
pocket.book containing $ll4
The Morrow County Fair takes place on
the Ard 4tb. 9Th and Sn of October.
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OLD scHOoL.

The General Assembly of the Old School
vss held this year in PittsburgI "a, and
the General Assembly of the New School
in Brooklyn, N. Y. We understand thai
both Assemblies are to meet on the first
Thursday of May, 1866, in St. Louis, Mo.
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IEFF. DAVIS HAs BEES oAUeHE.

!, JEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war il now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought.
Jea Dayis has been caught.
BuzEai huzzal now hang your banners cut,
HuzzaI huHEa let all the people shout.
The way the rebel chief was caught
Is laughAble lndeed;
he tried to run in pssticoats,
But he did not succeed
RuzzAl huzzal hang all your banners out,
JsG Davis has been caught. let every one nov
Ehout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
1-oman nhould retnsst e.
WItb a great boWie-knife in hand,
Until thSy saw his feet.
Hn@zsl 6uzzAI our boys have got coed sense;
1TVfxt CATER shoes and stogy boots they know
Oh. crinoline, We think you hne.
FOR you would not conceal
The flying rebel President.
when he did ahoW his heel.
HuzEal huzzAl there's nothing half 90 nne
10 Ihow 3 foot and ankle Oh, liks we'll raised
crinolins.
Your days are numbered now, old JET,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . better end in VieW,
Than the end Of . stout rope.
HuEzaI huzEal ye5 Davis has NO shoe;
In settling up all his accounts, Just keep hi
crimes In view.
ms boys who caught Je1 raTis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to q fine new suit
At ISAAC'S Ua10N HALL
HuzzAl huzzsi Mn the starry banner out.
Our gallant boys are coming home, let all the
people shout.
Ths Largest and Best Stock OF FHshio6abIs
Clothing in the west, At the Lowest Prices, at 4
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall, !
Sole Agency for the sals q singsr's CslsbrAtsd Sew,
Ing Hsehines, Storr's Adtomston Pressmah, ana
6tTorR's Passnt Army Trunk4ndr Bee CoAEbfhea ~
Coz. Superior and Union ItEssts.. y
50 Look ont TOR the Giants my25
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Camilla Urso, the famed lady violinisv
sailed last week in the China for Rurope
for the purpose of fulfilling q professional
engagement Of two years standing.
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PROFESSIONAL.

n M. BARBER formerly Captain LIST
". Battalion o. ". s. g., lste lieutenant Col
onel 197th D v. l. Attorney ct Law and euthor-
ised Military claim Agent. Once Superior ct.
VIII collect Local Bounty, Government Bounty,
BaoK Pay, secure Pensions, and prosecute Claims
Of every hind against the U. S. Particular atten'
tion given to the settling OF { FIJI ,ers' accounts. APP
pIioations by mail promptly ATTENDED to sepl:B6
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AUCTION SALES.
Ass1sTlss oUAE5.azss1.l,. o,IIOn,

ASSISTANT Q~UAkf1BAAtfaBe O1FICB,
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept Il. 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN in purtuancs Of Instructions from the Quar-
termastsr General, 1 will sell at public auction. at
Camp Cleveland, Ohio, TUESDAY. sept. 26th, 1855,
Q2) TEeivs Drought Horses,
~ One Riding Horse.
These Horses have b en- used 10 the Government
teams ct this post for the past year, and are we'll
bros en- and In fine condition. 1his VIII Gnord .
rare chance to purchase hne team horses.
Te-ms-Oash, ia Governments funds.
Sale TO commence At 10 q. NJ.
E B OADWALLApEB,
sepl6;24s Captain and A. Q u.
ASSISTANT QUARrsRuAsEER's OFFIoE,l
ULHvELAND, Ohio, Sept Is, ls65.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN 10 pursuance Of ins ~rustions from the Ohief
Q1arteFnasttr Of the apartment OF Ohio, l viii
II At public auction, on Monday, Beptembar 20,
At Camp Cleveland, Ohio.
100 Cords OF Try Wood,
20 Tons Soft Coal ~
The property TO be removed frcm IT, premises
within i've days from date OF sale.
Terms--Cash In Govern ment fuLds.
Sale to at 10 A M
GEO. b. OADWALLADER,
sepl4:14S Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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CLOThINc.
E. RHEINHEIMER,
One Price Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
1874 DerfO Street.

IL ASA FuperiOr RtReef,
WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE
w public that he has q full line Of CIo'hIpg Of
his own manufacture and Of the best maierial, nov
on hand.
Particular attention is called to the manusao.
turs and style ofCur work. We employ none but
the best Of Wnrkmen, and use nothing hut
the best Of Trimmings in each and every
garment. Satisfied, from experience, that the pso-
pie OF this Vicinity need nothing but drst-cIass
work, We therefore offer no Eastern SLOT shop goods
to our customers. but everything OF our own man
u~fAeture, made and trimmed equal to the best Gus
tom WORK.
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT Is under the
charge OF Mr.. SPEdCER, . Outtsr OF fifteen years
experience In the best New York Houses, and we
can tEuthfully say that he has no equal in this
city, and We defy any Bouos in the city TO turn
out . garment In the style and finish Of ours
Gentlemen in want OF frat class armsnt will
bore find q full assortment OF French and English
Beavers, TricotB, Breaeolotbs, U~assimeres and
Vestinga OF all desirable sisades aud novelties.
Remember that We do no Jooksying business,
have out ONE PRICE. and sell as low dgures.
We manufacture our Own goods pay no manu-
fAoturer any proat, consequently We can save TWEEN
~ per cent by 20 doing. the bsneHt OF which We
give to our customers.
Give us . call, and you win be satisfied that this
Ii the saso, and that We deal honorably b. all.
aug26. b6:dktff
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WANTS.
Nv EMPLOY THE SOLDIERS.

w EMPLOY q SOLDIERS.
Business men are requested TO apply for CLERKS,
BOOk-keepers, Porters, Mechanics, Apprentices, and
Employees, TO the Agency Of the SANITARY OOmmts-
sion, No. SO Bank street, where Soldiers, honorably
discharged and well qualified, viii be found willing
and anxious to Work.
charge for services Of this Agency.
. Situations are now wanted ior the following, viz;
4 Book-keepers, hne penmen;
l Book-bincer;
IL Clerks, experienced in dry gOO5s. grocery or drug
store;
2 Compositors;
9 Driver. Grsoms and Gardeners;
! Porter;
1 Blacksmith;
/ Weaver;
MAchinists aud Tinsmith's apprentices;
8 have no trade and viii DO anything;
s disabled men wish places as messengers, agents
or office porters.
Please send in your orders and help these men to
earn an honest living. Apnly at
sepls:29 CLEVELAND. OHIO.
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ECR SALE-Photcgrsph Gallery situs-
ted on Water ST., MesdYille, Pa. Apply 70 D.
DUNCAN sepl6 :2s7 :.
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SALE,

FOUND-This morning, on Long st, 9
Il large Brass Kay. Apply ct this once, and rAv
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FOUND.
OROKE INTO MY PASTUl

ID hOhE IGLO MI LAOAOOAf Oep-
ID tenber eth, oa Brooklyn and RockD0It town
line road, quarter Of 9 mile from Detroit street
rad, . dark bay Horse, with sure neck and two
strings In his breast; at0nt Lins years old.
sspI5 John CREEP.
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MISC,ELLANEOUS
MONEY ADVANORD

ps0 0GO MONEY ADVANCED
SOU,SUU in sums to suit-at the old stand and
Wsnklown WAGGER'S LOAN 0FIIOE. on seou-
rides oteVery kind, viz; Gold ano silver HSteees
G6thng, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and All per-
61naI properly and articles Of value, on the mostsGt-
isfsctory teCmS. Business strictly private. Estab-
Ished l8q. H.B.-A variety OF unredeemed hatoh-
e, JeweIU, Guns, etc., for sale at bargains. ~
Onoe-oorner of Water and Superior Btreetss over
Davis d Peixotto's Clothing Store.
oct22 J. Z. = W. Mh1hEh.