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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04

A WRITER in the Mobile Register, in
proclaiming himself y great friend OF
Presiden, Johnson's policy Of rcconstruc-
ton, INDUCES in a rather sweeping propo-
sition for the settlement Of the negro ques-
ton. If we had the negro question
properly disposed Of" says he, "by utter
eradication of the elemen, from our pres
ence. We would be the frecst and most
blessed people on earth. May the happy
day soon come when the Ethiopian shall
be known only as a curiosity for exhibit
ton" This yelper-we will bet a ton OF
qusrtz-is n Of those who but a short
time since were so hot for Graduating "
the Yankee element from their presence. US
the indispensable preliminary TO freedom
and blessedness. A few moons hence he
will no, likely be so anxious to kill off
the negroes rs he is at present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04

ONE Of Charles Dickens sons, a baTris-
ter. has been appointed to the Bench. at
Melbourne, Australia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04

The death Of the latest man in the
world, NJ. Helm, is recorded. He was
employed in Paris as translator. His age
was ~, and he weighed 500 pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04

CArrAlN Thomas 4. Young, formerly
County Surveyor of Placer county, died
at Fort Mason. Arizona. December ID, OF
dropsy on the brain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04

Two sportsmen on a farm in the San
Joaquin Valley bagSed eighty snipes and
forty mallard ducks on Christmas Day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04
CONFIDENTIAL PHENOMENA.

- I
During the latter part Of September and
commencement Of October the whole
North Atlantic coast OF America, includ-
inc the Gulf Of Mexico, was visited by
xerv severe hurricanes. which destroyed
m.ny vessels. Cuba. in addition to a ter
,ible tornado. was afflicted with deluge to
the destruction Of a vast amount Of prop
erty. About the same time in Oregon,
Noun, Hood-that had quietly held its
snow-capped head to heaven for forty
years-began to vomis smoke, fire and
%seoria; and almost simultaneously in
California commenced that long series Of
rumblings and shakings that eliminated,
but did not end, in the great earthquake
that ruined so many buildings in the
Golden State. That all these phenomena
depended upon one another, or derived
origin from the same source, we would
not undertake to say, but we will say that
their almost simultaneous appearance is
not u little singular, and that science
might be able to prove a connection of
some sort between them. We all know
that in the earth's interior exist tremen-
dous forces, willing enough, when able, to
break through the crust. While these
forces are swelling, gaining power, what
confines them: Evidently the pressure of
the atmosphere upon the earth's surface.
II then the usual condition of the atmos
phere be radically changed; il, for in
stance, solar hea, produces unusual rari-
fcation, the pressure OF the air-column, it
seems to US, would be lessened, and the
chance given to these confined earth
forces to burst forth in the shape Of earth
ouakes and volcanoes, according to the
nature of the crust. That the air had be-
come unusually rarified, is evinced by the
fact that unusual hurricanes prevailed.
Hence it strikes US as not impossible that
there really was a connection between the
various coincidental phenomena above al
luded to, and we hope that some OF our
| Swans will look into this hap-hazard
theory and enlighten US.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04
GOLD HILL,

TUE UNDERSIuaED. ks.AbLlSHED AZ
L Assayer eight wears In California, and TOT over
business entrusted TO nm with uroipptness AMI
care. .. ...H.. ....
coIJ, silver nnd Ores OF Every Descrip.
tion Assnyed,
And returns OF Bullion made within six hoaTsin bur'
~ Coin at the option OF the depositors.
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AssAYgRs AND BANKERS NOTICES.
GOLD HILL
Pioneer Assay Office


Main street, below Wells, Fargo g. Co.'s
0Hfce, next o 70 DenHy'H
Drug Store,
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GOLD HILL MARKET,
MAIN STREET,

Next Door TO Sun Francisco Restaurant,
TEEPS FOR SALE BUT TH~g
N. very choicest Of Meats, OF all
description. "
Hotels, Restaurants and Families -
supplied ut most reasonable rates.
Orders received for. SALTED MEATS, In do.
sirable quantities. and delivered to customers.
The attention Of Mill Men, and Supsrintend.
rnts Of Mines il called to our superior article OF
TALLOw. carefully rendered, and expressly put
up for machine use.
Meat Markets supplied daily with tns
BEEF,
VEAL.
MUTTON and
PORK.
r1PSInuglIterrrs furnished with Live Stock,
Horned Cattle. or Sheep, ut short notice.
Orders received ut the office, Gold Hill Mar
krt. ROBEkT PAGE, Agent:
Gold Hill. JAM. 4, 1866. lat u
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SAN Francisco, Jan. AZ P. ".
Forenoon stock Transactions.
NEW TO-DAY.

To Let.
THE HOUSE FORMERLY OCCUPIED -
i by Mr.. Blanchard, opposite the NEWS Hiii
office. Apply to Nk
w. +. LAFFERrY.
Gold Hill. january 4, 1865. Jn4 2ptf
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH To rnr GOLD urLL DAILY NEWS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22


DRIVING PARK.-The Driving Park was
opened as announced on Saturday afternoon
under the most favorable auspices. The
attendance was large and everything was
conducted in the best of order. The track
was in fine condition, and provisions have
been made to have it sprinkled hereafter,
go that it may always be free from dust.
The ground is well selected for convenience
and adaptation to the purpose, and the
Park is bound to become a fashionable place
of resort. The rules of the association
speak strongly in its favor and will COM
mend it to the public.
All applications for membership shall be
made 10 the President or Directors, whose
duty it will be to lay them before The Board
of Directors at their first regular meeting
for their approval or rejection.
No person after his election as a member
shall Be entitled to the privilege.ofmember-
ship until he shall pay his Subscription
Fee.
Permission will be given by the Super
intendent to trainers of horses to have such
use of the grounds at such times as may be
directed by him. for the purpose of exer-
Cl1Au5 AOASCos l1CA1GHlb van eGA0 AZ
horses with their servants, 70 be driven OF
exercised at such times; but when mem
bers congregate to drive and amuse them
selves, no one but a member will be allowed
to drive or use the track. No sulky or
skeleton wagon at such times allowed on
the track.
The grounds shall be closed for riding,
driving and amusements on Sunday.
No gambling nor playing of any games
with cards or dice, or public betting, al
lowed on the premises of the Association.
Any person guilty of drunkenness upon
the grounds Of the Association, the intro
duction OF any improper person thereto, or
conduct unbecoming a gentleman, shall be
considered as violating its rules.
The practice of halloing in aloud manner
to horses when being driven is ungenileman-
ly, and any person persisting in such q
course after being warned by the Superin-
tendent, will be considered as violating the
rules.
Any member of the Association wilfully
violating any of its rules or regulations shall
be expelled from the Association by e two
thirds vote of the Board Of Directors, nor
shall he afterwards have the privilege of
being a visitor.
Directors may have the power to let the
track one day in the week for racing, pro-
vided it be a bona 1fde match, and made by
no Questionable parties but in all cases
the track will be in the hands of the Asso-
citation. Care will be taken in letting the
track for such purposes, in such hours as
will not interfere with gentlemen driving.
Members and their families, and ladies
accompanying them, shall at all times have
free access to the grounds Of the Associa-
ton.
No person shall be permitted To drive on
the right around the track, except on the
extreme outside.
Persons not speeding their horses are re-
quested to drive on the outside; and 20 in
sure safety of all parties, particular care
will be observed in turning around on the
track, thus avoiding the liabilities of acct
dents.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
NY. ReekIx BANK Sfafemnn1-,rar NJ
New York MarkeI-May Fl

ooTToS-Mors active and 192s better. Sales at
Ss@40c for middIing.
fLoUR-DuIl, and IOc lower.
Sales at S7,s5gs,4O for extra state $3.50
99,55 for extra round hoop Ohio, s9,GOg1S,O 90 for
trade brands. Closing dull.
WHIsKY-Dull and nominal. Sales at s., 25G2 27.
WHKAr-lnhuencsd BY western accounts Is s95c
higher, but very quiet.
Sales at Sl,s5 for Chicago spring. 81, 5d2 o.
for old Milwaukee; $3.50 for prime new amber
Michigan, and S2,05 refused for new Nc Mlwau.
kee.
CoRN-Ac.ive and 1c better.
sales 81 199S2c for new mixed western ahoai
and s2Z9sSLc for old do in store and delivered
soc for new yellow western delivered for sound
yellow, and 7597sc Tor damaged.
0ATs-lc better.
Sales at 53@55e for new western; eo96se fol
old do.
PETRoLEUM-DulI.
Sales at 2eI1@27c for crude, and 4l@i2o for re
fined in bond.
CoFFKE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-More steady. Sales at ICdIl%c fol
Cuba, and lG4@l2<c for Porto Rico.
PoRK-Opened firm but closed heavy.
Sales at s30,25@3l.oO for new mess, closinl
at $685. cash s29,00920,E0 for old mess
$3.50 for prime. Also 6250 bbls new mess fo
May, June, July and August, sellers and buyer
option, at S29,5O@sO,OO 90.
BEET-Steady.
Sales at sIs,OO9e1,Oo for new plain mess ant
SCI, 5O@24, so for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Scarce and firm. Sales st SAT, 0O@
$500.
Sales at l21&9Iss4o for shoulders. and I7K@
1876 for hams
L~ARD-Quiet and lower. Sales at I9d22c.
BACON-Quiet and drmer.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
The Courts.

COMMON PLEGs-Room No. /, Judge Boil
ton.-In the case of Michael Mccarthy Us.
the Kinsman Street Railroad Co. the jury re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff for the sum
of one hundred dollars. ]. NJ. Henderson
appeared for the plaintiff; Wiley and Carey
for defendant.
The case Of George E. Taylor Us. 2. P.
Brinsmsde, was on trial yesterday. The
suit was brought by plaintiff to recover the
value of q box, containing silver and sun
dries, left in the care of the defendant, who
is a jeweller, for safe keeping.
CRIMINAL BRANcH-Judge FoOte-seversl
divorce cases were disposed of to-day.
Ann Hodgemsn Ts. William Hodgeman,
Trial N ground of extreme cruelty. Decree
granted. Con. W. Noble, for plaintiff.
Sarah NJ. Beckley Us. Rodney Beckley
Trial on ground of habitual drunkenness
Decree granted. III. Ryder for plaintiff
Charles H. Ranney rs. Ellen Ranney
Trial on ground of adultery. Decree grant
ed. Cannon 4 Cannon for plaintiff; L. J
| Ryder for defendant.
Annie Townsend rs. Nelson Townsend
Trial on ground of extreme cruelty. Deere
granted. Custody of child given to peti
TONER. Alimony in the sum of $500. JIM
Henderson for plaintiff.
The Criminal Branch of the Court of Com
mon Pleas adjourned until Wednesday
when divorce cases will again be taken W
The case of the State of Ohio rs. Alexan
der Mcconnell for the olmsted Falls mur
der, it is understood will come on for iris
on Thursday the 31st of May.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22

A RusAwAY-A brisk runsEwsy occurred
this afternoon. A fine horse with an open
carriage cans tearing down Ontario street,
making pedestrians hunt SAFE places, azd
scattering vehicles right and left. The
carriage was every side MP but the right
one. and yet did not become detached from
the horse. When the frightened animal
aearea the stone church, a poor fellow who
was crossing the strees saw him coming,
and of course felt inclined to get out Of the
vsy. But as he was in the middle Of the
rOad it was a grave question which way he
should 70 in order to escape, and so taking
a leap forward and spring backward, he
managed 70 hold his ground until the horse
was almost upon him. when, with remarka-
bic presence of mind, he by two or three
trenendOss bounds placed himself between
TIE projecting sbutments of the church, out
Of harms way When our informant left,
his head was Just visible and seemed oeeu-
pied With looking alternately up and down
the street. e If be expected something or
somebody. We PFvSzms be is there Jet,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Timely Warming TO the Siek.-It
Is especially important at this time, when the
markets of the United States arc flooded with the
direst poisons, under the name OF imported IL
quors, and when domestic compounds purportlng
to be medicinal, but not a whit less pernicious,
are heralded TO the word as Sovereign remedies"
that the public should fully understand the facts.
Be it known, then, that while all the dlfusivs
stimulants called liquors are impure, and all the
TONES containing alcohol are manufactured will
q fiery article containing Gnyl, or Easel OIL, a NOR
tai poiseH. HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED sT0M-
ACH BITTERs contain none of these things, but
are a combination Of pure essence of Rye with
the pure juices of he most valuable stomachic,
anti-bilIous, and APPARENT herbs and plants, and
that as a safe and rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and
all Its kindred complaints, this preparation stands
before the world without a rival or competitor.
Its sales to-day are equal to the combined sales of
all the other tones advertised in the United States,
and the certificates which authenticate Its useful
ness are signed by individual; of the highest stand
ing in every professional calling and walk of life.
Beware Of limitations and lmpcsters. mayo
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
Financial.


Tho Commercials money article says;
The stock market this morning shows the effect
OF the heavy gold movements of last week. The
sales OF the Government will callinto the Treasury
about Sl3,oOO 900 Of currency, and the demands
upon the banks for this large amount has caused
some changing of loans. The banks generally con-
tinue their rate on call loans ats . cent, but bor-
rowers are in some cases offering 8 cent. The
flow Of currency from the West has s5ated. At
Chicago exchange on New York Ia selling at a dis
count, and at Cincinnati rates are much easier.
From this concurrence Of causes il would seem
reasonable to anticipate "a partial reaction from
the extreme in money. 1t has been Suggested TO
the Secretary fthe Treasury that he call in a GER
tain amount of certifcates of indebtedness, giving
notice that after a specified period the interest on
them will be discontinued. The Secretary has The
option OF calling the certificates at any time within
the year for which they sre issued. We under
stand that there is much probability that this
course will be taken by Mr.. MeCulloch, and that
the amount Of certificates called in will be sum
Gent to return on the market all the currency now
being withdrawn through the sale OF gold.
Stocks were generally lower this morning In an
ticipation OF a diminution of the ease In money.
Reading was 8 z cent lower.
The miscellaneous list is weak and lower.
Governments were stronger than any other
class, Saturdays prices being sustained through
ont. except on certificates.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEYELAND.

EhTERED---."...--.MAT9 Fl.
Stmr Clement, Cleveland, Bay City, 1000 bbis salt
400 pkgs fish, 1000 # lumber
Prop Rocket, Wetmore, Buffalo
| Prop Dean Richmond, Brett, Buffalo
Prop City Of Cleveland, Flint, Sandusky
| Prop Elmira, Thorn, Dunkirk, 2s bbls sugar, i:
bxs and Fl bales dry goods, lSs pkgs hardware
34l pkgs groceries
Prop owego, Hswett, Buffalo, 1s3 pkgs hardware
is pigs groceries, III pkgs sundriss
Prop Northern Light, Murch, 0ntonsgon, I57 bbli
and 9 masses copper, 100 tons pig iron, 49, pkg.
fish, miscellaneous freight
Prop Saginaw, Ryan, Buffalo, 60 pkgs groceries,
S5I pkgs hardware. sundries
Schr Philena Mills, Horsfeld, East SAGINAW. !. SOC
bbls salt, As m feet lumber
schr Gev Hunt, Reed, Buffalo
5, hr Geo Foot, Donahue, Ogdsnsburgh, 400 tons
iron ore
schr Petrol, Peltier, PIT Hope, $50 m feet lumber,
80 m lath, 5 m shingles
sehr Correspondent, Jeffrey, Chicago, 17,O47 bush
cats
schr MahaIa, Bedford. Huron, 1000 bu potatoes,
40 N shingles
schr Arrow, Brown, Osvego, l75O bbls salt
schr Florence, Light, BurWell, l62 m feet lumber,
81 m shingles
lumber, l4I m shingles
Schr Bay Queen, Ayichouser, PIT Dover
sehr AlminA, MeDemand, Burwell, 2i2 N shin
giles, % m It lumber
0D AShAn ~ IL ~ LAD
SeoW Seabird, Jervais, Sandbeach, 80 m It lumber,
20 m lath
Scow Black Rover. Jennings, PIT Clinton
Scow Ellen, Blanchard, PIT Clinton
Seow Thos Swain, Willis, PIT Clinton
Seow American Eagle, Bramen, Eas Saginaw,
1As, 2sl feet lumber, $3.50 latb
seov Mona, CsrrAn, KeEey's Island
seoT Suffer Girl, Kelso, KeIley's Island
SeoT Louisa, Baker, BurweIl, so m It lumber
CLEARED.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit, 1O2. ls3 lbs
iroR, 1349 kegs nails, 934 boxes glass, 257 boxes
cheese, 2O0 bbls oil, 966 pkgs sundrips
Prop Saginaw, Ryan, SAndusky
Prop Owego, Hevett, Toledo rr nraa
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Toledo q "a
Prop City Of Cleveland, Flint, Buffalo.
Prop Dean Richmond, Brett, Chicago, $50 kegs
nails, 0,045 glass, sundries
Prop Rocket, Wstmore, Green Bay
Prep Clean, Brown, Dnnkirk. 272 bbls h0ur, 800
boIs hams. 50 bbIs and 1is cakes copper, HIS
schr Gov Hunt. Reid, Wyandotts. 900 tons coal
schr O.. C. Drew, Ibbottssn, Detroit. $50 tons coal
sehr Two Brothers, Stewart, Hamilton, 900 tons
scow suffer Girl, KsIso, Marblshead
scow Gen Eherman, 0RsiIley, Marblshead
Scov Butcher Boy, Payne, Saginaw
ScoE Lims Rock, Fargher, SaRdbeaeh "a
ScoS Mona, CarrAn, Kelleyis Island
scoW Thos Swain, Willis, Port Clinton
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22

FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.-At nine O'Clock
A. ~, Sunday, the fine steamer Iron City
Capt. John Hallaran, arrived in port from
Lake Superior. On going up, the Iron City
met with immense masses of ice between
the sault and White Fish Point, but wa.
detained very little thereby. She brought
down two hundred tons pig iron, consigned
to j. A. Reddingtor I; forty-one tons plate
copper for VI. D. Cushing, agent N. Y. a
Erie R. R; besides a large quantity of mis-
~ncllaneous freight for Detroit, and a large
number of passengers. The following
memoranda on the voyage down was furn.
ished by the clerk, Mr.. Stevenson:
Left ontonagon Monday, May I4th, al
noon; propeller Lady Franklin had just
left that point bound for Superior City
arrived at Eagle river at 5 P. n, having
met the Lac La Belle; left Eagle river at {
P. N, arrived at Copper Harbor same even
ing, and left the following morning; made
Portage at ) P. ", Tuesday, and remained
over night; left Houghton Wednesday
morning at 5 o'clock, and arrived at Mar
quette at noon, and left at 1850 P. n, SAINT
evening; Tuesday ct 10 o'clock met the
steamer Illinois off Vermillion Point, az
rived at the Sault at 5 P. NJ, and left next
morning; met propeller Gov. Cushman near
Detour.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
N. 7. Stock Market--May 81,

GOVERNMENT srocKs-Quiet.
6s Of 'sl. registered, log; 6s 1910 registered,
90; 7-Sos. lt series, 1925; do I'd series lO2%.
The government teles OF gold to day will anount
to about S. OO, COO.
STocKs-Dull.
Chicago and Rock Island 81; Chicago ana North
western 2e54; do preferred IS; Cleveland aud PITTS
burgh s4z; Michigan Southern 7e1SS; Reading IsI;
Illinois Central 100; Hudson II3; Eris ISL: 40
preferred 70; New York Central 9Ss<; Western
Union Telegraph 6i1S; Chicago and Northwestern,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22

AcADExT OF MUsIc.-As was hoped by
eveLy one there was a good house last night
AZ the Academy of Music We doubt if
there ever has been an actor under the man
sgement of Mr.. Ellsler miore universally
popular than Mr.. Richard s tephens, and at
this, his FIRST and only benefit, his friends
were out to do him honor. His duties are
very arduOus, and She part which he per-
forms is rarely snowy, and yet is always
important to the general suce ess Of the play
and needs to be well rends red, and the
compliment was one he has long deserved.
The entertainment was exc,,llent through
out. The company confirms much talent,
as every one knows, AMI is ab 10 10 put any
play on the boards in good style, without
any aid from "Hais.- We doubt if any
entertainment this season has more amused
and delighted the audience. than that of
last night. The comedy, especially, was
admirably rendered, and 70 rme4 a fitting
close to the entertainnent. 9s1Sght Rose
dale will be played.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22


NEW CoUSTERFE1Ts.-Thompson's Bank
Note Reporter of May 18th reports the fol-
lowing new counterfeits:
Twenties on the First National Bank OF
Portland, Connecticut-Ths general appear
ance of the bill is bad, particularly on the
reverse side, thsibaptism of Pocahontas be-
ing very poorly done. 1t is, however, q
close imitation Of the genuine, and calcula-
ted to deceive. The plate is liable to be
altered to any of the National Currency
Banks.
Two's on the Commercial Bank of Glens
Falls, Glens Falls, n. Limitation. Wig.
female seated on each side of shield, sur
mounted by an eagle-on right end TWO.
female seated holding a figure 2-left end
die, 9 between sailor and female.
TEo's on the Genessee River Bank, Mount
Morris, N. wig. men reaping and load
ing grain on a wsgon-on right end 2, two
eupids-on left end ., man blowing with
two horses.
Ewes on the Broome County Bank, Bing-
hampton, n. Y.-Yig. three eherubs and
globe, female on right end.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, MAY q, 1855.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs

Academy OF MusIc-RosedAle.
S. Brsinard & sons-steinway Pianos.
DR.. Mauriceau-NotIcs to Ladies'
Reno T~imes-Press for Sale.
+. KinsmAn-Froposals.
p. G. watmough-Ohild's Nurse Wanted.
A ". s.-For Rent.
Cobb, Andrews 4 co.-NsW Books.
Bradburn, Williams 4 Oo.-HerrIng.
Cannon & Freeman-salt.
Miss Tennsssee-Life Elixir.
3I7 Euclid aTsnue-Girl Wanted.
G.. A. Barlow-2d Hand Pianos for Sale.
Cannon 4 Freeman-Wster Lime.
Miss Tsnnessee-Remarksble Young Lady.
703 Ontsrio-st.-Room for Rent.
l4s MISUNDERSTANDING.
T., Leader oface-For Rent.
Wolcott's Annihilator-Local Notice.
Cowles & Co.-SilTer Ware.
Detroit Safe Co.-Local Notice.
A. o. BriRgs-Agents Wanted
Miss A. HarthAn-PhysiciAn.
As acknowledgement Wanted.
J.. Fsusier & Co.-To Masons and PlsstereTs.
Andrew Parker-Machinery for Sale.
SoEodont-l oeal Notice.
ID. B. Smith-Pocket Book Lost.