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JAMES DALE JOHNSTON, Agent.
A great many Farms in Iowa offered at $3 50 per Acre, 10 years time to pay, at 7 per cent Interest. Houses and Lots in
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SCALES
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N. B. ROWLEY
No. 2 Woodbridge St., East, war Woodward ave.,
DETROIT,
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MICHIGAN,
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
SCALES, SAFES AND BANK LOCKS REPAIRED.
SCALES & EXTRA WEIGHTS, Warehouse Trucks and Sealed Measures, FOR SALE.
MURPHY'S
IRISH MALT
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" Rot-gut Whisky," but under judicious nse, is an
ELIXIR OF LIFE
Address orders from the City or Country to
MURPHY'S Irish Malt Whisky
DISTILLERY,
River Side House, on the River Road, TWO MILES WEST OF DETROIT.
The Whiskies Distilled at my Establishment obtained Diploma and Premium at the Michigan State Fair, 1859. The article is perfectly pure, and, on being thoroughly known, will eventually supercede all the common Rectified Whiskies now in use.
This is the only article which private families should patronize. Put up in 5 and 10 gallon packages and Expressed to any locality. Please send for a Circular.
D. MURPHY, Box 898, Post Office, Detroit, Mich
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WILLIAM LANCLEY, 64 Randolah St.,
NearJeferson Ave, . DETROIT, MICH,
CUSTOM CUTTER
Late of Broadway, N. Y.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots andS hoes Made to Order. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED.
PAPER WAREHOUSE
118 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit.
CORNWELL, BARNES co.,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
FINE & COARSE PAPERS
Of every description. Have constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest wholesale prices, a full and complete stock of
Medium, Demy, Cap, Letter, Note, Bath, Billet, Printing, WRAPPING AND ROOFING PAPERS. ALSO, Letter Envelopes, Tarred Roofing Paper and CEMENT.
. We would respectfully invite buyers from the country or city to examine our Goods and Prices. All goods sold are warranted to be as represented. CASH paid at all times for BAGS and Paper Stock of all kinds.
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LANDS FOR NOTHING !
THE NORTH OUTGROWS THE SOUTH!
But Why should "! Here are very cogent respons: Industrious, free born, noble hearted white mes, whether born in America, or immigrating from Europe, will not settle in Slave States, to endure the de- moralization of motring in neighborhood with the barberism of cegro servile labor : but the majority of whom would prefer to possess homes in the sunny South everywhere North of the Southern boundary of Worth Carolina to the Pacific Ocean, but for the existence of slave labor, and its tacompatible contrasts With the individual industry and fres civilization of the Caucasian Races.
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The following facts are recommended to Becesetestists in preference to the MINsocKI-CarTERIDas, OF any other Compromise Boundary Line whatever :
The total number of holders of one slave was.
The total number of holders of one and under five ...... .....
The total number of holders of five and under ten .. ...
The total number of holders of tet and under twenty ..
The total number of holders of twenty and under fifte. ....
The total number of holders of fifty and goder one bun red
The total number of holders of one hundred and under two b
The total number of holders of two hundred and under three
The total number of holders of three hundred and under five ødred ..
The total number of holders of five hundred and under one!
The total number of holders of one thousand and over .....
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Total number of daveboidert, male and female, in the United & 307,545
Trom Wikch k would seem one-fifth of the properties were in a single alave, and pearly one baif in less than five slaves. Suppose we allow, on an average, five children to each slave holder. There were then of slavebolders and their children 1,787,026 to be deducted from the white population above mentioned, leaving 4,484,798 whites in the slave states, who were not owners of slaves, and of course not interested in slave property, but who are subdued to a condition of poverty and inferiority (in an avowedly free, en- Hightebed and Republican country), in consequence of a few negro breeding capitalists desiring to make large sums of rroney out of the employment of's few thousands or millions of black men doomed to endless servile labor. Happy will be the day for the so-called slave states when they offer to every free white emigrant 160 seres of land as a reward for his settlement upon the soil iu s condition of perfoot freedom from all interference !
Hlave Laber is a baseful impediment to the white man's Bouthern settlement and wealth producing Progress.
Black men are not perm'tted any ambitien even did they have any inherently. They are either prim- ordlally, or by hereditary destiny doomed to inferior positions in these United States ! Equip those who are free, and send them as harbingers of civilization to Africa I Even if every slave were removed from America to-morrow, the whole Union would be blessed, and no part of it more than the Southern States themselves. The slavery of the black man tends to enslave the white man, and beg ts amongst the owners and dealers in slaves an idle, demoralized kind of employing, NONDESCRIPT ARISTOCRACY, but who are Literally themselves the mere stewards and servants of English and French cotton mill owners, and dealers in pigtail tobacco.
Every man's laber is worth his wages! The standard dally pay of agricultural laborers should be not less than $1, and workmen should faithfully labor for their employers at that figure. The South so called, north of the Southern boundary of North Carolina particulary, presents a much more inviting region for settlement to the white man than latitudes north of the 86th parallel. States within these lines would in- crease in wealth and population full fifty per cent in a decade, were they forthwith to empty out their territories of every slave, no matter at what depreciation of prices to the Gulf States, where, from the in orcase of their numbers and more suitable fields for labor, they might be profitaly employed-only as an trremidiable endurance of an universally admitted evil.
European, Eastern and Northwestern American emigrants would rapidly pour into Delaware, Mary- land, Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, Northern Alabama (which ought to be a separate Stato), Ten- bessee, and through the whole West within those parallels. Buch white emigration will not otherwise take place, no matter how great may be the inducements of climate, dissensions in the confederacy would be for ever removed, and our great and beloved Republic would be lasting as the mountains, confirmed in strength and unity.
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An individual in Detroit invites one hundred families of industrious and moral habits, with such means ss they may gather together, to confederate and move in the ensuing fall to CALIFORNIA or OREGON, where the most productive lands are to be obtained from the Government, and where the climate is unsur- passed for delight and salubrity. The cities of the Union are perniciously crowded with thousands of un- productive families, who need only guidance and good advice, and who would acquire the happiest personal independence, and increase the wealth of the State and the Union by their Settlement on any of the farm- ing lands of the Union, either North, South, East or West, but particulary South west.
I shall gladly communicate any information I may obtain to any enquirer, and shall not cease to in- terest myself, and all parties who may be concerned, and entertain . hope that Congress will encourage by grants of land all colonies of this character. In this connection I request reference to the advertise- ment of Mesers Gao. H. WHITE & Co., to be found on page 248 of this Directory.
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Robinson L A, harness maker, 92 Porter. Robinson John, butcher, 20 Fort E. Robinson -- , lab, 47 Atwater E. Robinson Wm, carp, 221 Laf E.
Robinson Matilda, colo'd washerwoman, 166 Laf E.
Robson J, butcher, 66 Columbia W. Robson Mrs William, 29 Sibley. Robling Peter, painter, 198 Mullet. Robois Chas, cooper, 809 Fort E.
Roche Wm, tel operator, Det & Mil B B, 79 Cong E.
Rochford John, grocery, 120 Franklin. Rochford Michael, servant, 120 Franklin. Rochford Thomas, servant, 120 Franklin. Rock P, lab, 411 Thompson. Rocket Jas, engineer, 116 Sixth.
. Rockal -, head of Riopelle. Roder Eustach, carp, 8 Charles. Rodier Mrs F V L, 92 Clinton. Rodier J A, r 46 High.
Rodier Joseph A, salesman, L L Farnsworth. Rogers Wm B, conductor, b Bagg's Hotel. Rogers Thomas, saddler, 87 Grand River. Rogers Wm, finisher, 164 Porter.
Rogers Mary, wid Patrick, 91 Adams ave- nue W.
Rogers Marcus, waiter, 91 Adams ave W.
Rogers Charles, ship carpenter, 265 Lafay- ette E.
Bogers --- , market pedler, 185 Fort E.
. Rogers Mrs M J, bh, 56 Wayne. Rogers Chester, ship carp, 94 Franklin. Rogers Wid Sarah A, r 56 Abbot.
Rogers M S, auctioneer, Gratiot near An- toine.
Rogers Mrs, dressmaker, 22 Catherine.
Rogers Thomas, harness maker, 97 Grand River.
Rogers G, gold leaf manufr, 95 Mich ave W, moving
Rogers L, b G River House.
Rogers W H, b Mich Exchange.
Rogers James, acct, b Mrs A Barry.
Rogers Eben H, atty and coun, office 149 Jeff ave cor Griswold.
Rogers W H, produce merchant, b Michigan Exchange.
Rogerson Geo, lab, 92 Larned W.
Rohnert Francis, finisher, 212 Russell.
Roland Richard, painter, 75 Miami ave.
Roland Peter, sash and blinds manufr, 351 Laf E.
. Rolbiller John, hodman, 160 Macomb. Roller Nicholas, carp, 118 Macomb. Rolean - , Jeff ave east end.
Rolfe Alonzo, produce dealer, 20 Mich ave E, and 8 Georges.
Rolph Alonzo, grocer, 52 Columbus W.
Rollings Elijah, colored, trunk maker, 200 Macomb.
Boll Eliza Ann, dress maker, 224 Randolph. Roll F, baker, 72 Fort E.
Rohns & Limbach, hardware, 14 Monroe ave. Bolshoven Fred, watches and jewels, 204 Jeff ave, r 291 Fort E.
Romer Adolph, bar tender, 24 Croghan.
Romer Samuel, dry goods and groceries, 56 Wayne.
Romans Joseph, servant, with Elisha Taylor. Roman H, carp, 112 Seventh.
Romer Leo, professor modern language, 88 Congress.
Romeyn Theo, atty and [coun, office 2, 8 and 4 Sheldon Block Jeff aver 115 Fort W, Romeyn Jas W, w Theo Romeyn.
Ronald James & Bon, grocery, 426 Wood- bridge W.
Ronald James, grocer, 426 Woodb W Ronald John, grocer, r 420 Fort W. Ronan Thady, blacksmith, 108 Porter. Rongier Jeoffry, cooper, 70 Rivard.
Roupp Nicholas, brewer, 57 Catherine. Rood A H, Trowbridge, Chipman & R, 169
Larned E, same address 105 Farmer. Rooks Thos, brakeman, r 128 Larned W. Rooks Frederick, groom, with W H Sulli-
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Rooney John, hackman, Trowbridge. ninth Ward.
Rooney Jas, lab, 550 Mich ave.
Roonsy John, hackman, 68 Trowbridge: Root- - , tailor, 86 St Lawrence.
ROOT CHAS, b Russell House, Smith, Boot & Parsons.
Rorick Ferdinand, blacksmith, 65 Mullet. Bothe Mizeothe, cooper, Mullet, near Ball Road.
Rothenberg Harman, har maker, w Henry Duncan.
Rosa Christopher, tailor, James near Or- leans.
Rosa Charles, laborer, Whitney near An. toine.
Roschtuscher Joseph, lab, Cong E.
Roscoe Michael, plasterer, 64 Orleans.
Roscoe Francis, car builder, 829 Franklin.
Rose Henry, sailor, 186 Howard.
Rose Paul, lab, Dubois.
Rose Mrs Bridget, moving to Third bet Mich ave and Lewis.
Rose Eliza, Wid of Wm, 871 Gratiot.
Rose John, saloon, 67 Jeff ave.
Rose Melissa, teacher, Bp Union School.
Rose Geo W, H P Baldwin & Co, res H P Baldwin.
Rose Henry, sailor, 15 Labrosse.
Rose Levi C, physician, 27 Laf E.
Rose John, saloon, 78 Atw E.
Rosear Frank, carp, 168 Croghan.
Roas Philip, lab, 252 Mullet.
Roote Minrod, cooper, Dequindre and Mul- let.
Root Henry E, varnisher, 816 Mullet. Rood Ezra, 54 Larned W
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Roper Arthur, acct, b Mrs Barry. Rooney Chas, omnibus agt, r 8 Abbot. Roseboek Matthias, lab, 887 Fort E. Rosebeek Henry, lab, 287 Fort E. Roselle Augustus, sailor, 62 Pine. Rosenberg Henry, pedler, 161 Columbia E. \ Rosenfield I, tobacconist, 105 Jeff ave. Rosey Christ, tailor, r Lasalle ave. Rosier Frank, salesman, L Barie. Rosier Francis, salesman, r 88 Congress E, same address 76 Beaubien. Roaman Samuel J, machinist, 285 Fort E. Boas Daniel A, lath and shingles, 102 Grand River, r 70 Eighth.
.Boas & McEnteo, law office, Rotunda, Gris- wold.
Ross James B, atty, R & McEntee, res 26 Macomb ave.
Ross James E, saddler, w Hayden and Bald- win, r 112 Farmer.
ROSS JAMES & CO, house and steamboat plumbers and gas fitters, 88 Woodw ave below Jeff ave. See ado p 189.
Ross James, J Ross & Co. r 94 Elizabeth E. Ross Antoine, lab, Riopelle near Macomb.
Ross William, painter, Woodbridge near Third.
Boss Daniel, lumberman, St Aubin ave near Woodbridge.
Boss J M, railroad conductor, b Michigan Exchange.
Boss J, saddler, b Rail Road Hotel.
ROSS & KRAMER, plumbers and gas fit- ters, 17 Congress E. See ado p 82. Ross 8 H, r 144 Adams ave E.
Ross Goo, lab, 297 Laf W.
Ross Franklin D, agent for the Free Press, 207 Second.
8088 E H, R & Kramer, r 209 Second.
Ross Alex, tavern keeper, 29 Jeff ave, mov. .Ross Wid Julia, 18 Farmer. Ross D A, grocer, 168 Gratiot.
Ross D K, w E T Harris.
Rossen Thos, 169 Second. Rosenberger M, tailor, 108 Gr River.
Rossetter Boaz, machinist, Congress E.
Rossean Isaiah, lab, 295 Mullet. Bomsean Nector, lab, 295 Mullet. Rosseau Chas, printer, 295 Mullet.
Bossean Thos, 295 Mullet. Rosseau Margaret, wid, 865 Beaubien. Rosseau Mary, wid of Joseph, 295 Mullet.
.Rossman Thos F, milkman, 86 Laf W. Rota John, pedler, 209 Riopelle. Rotta Minrood, cooper, 815 Orleans. Roth John, blacksmith, 118 High.
Roth Sarah, 186 Laf E.
Both Geo M, tailor, 188 Laf E.
Rothschild & Bro, cigars, tobacco &c, 231 Jeff ave.
Rothschild Seigman, cigar manufr, 164 Congress E.
Rothschild Frist, cigar manufr, 167 Con- gress E.
Rotunda Building, Griswold near Jefferson ave. Rourk Thos, drayman, 121 Jones, Rourk Garret, shoemaker, 201 Fifth.
Rourk Pat, lab, rear 185 Fort E.
Rourk Thos, drayman, Whiting near Fort. Rourke Wm, lab, 95 Plum.
Rouser Jacob, tin smith, 28 Silver.
Rouse John, shoemaker, 501 Gratiot.
Rowan Thomas, colored sailor, b James Van Sauk.
Rowan Wm, lab, 592 River Road. Rowe Chas, r 85 Sibley.
Rowe Chas, boot and shoe maker, Washing- ton ave and Clifford.
Rowe W M, grocer, 221 Mich ave W.
Rowe Geo, shoemaker, b M Trey.
Rowe Henry, coachman, w N P Stewart.
Rowe Wm, grocer, 52 George.
Rowen C, painter, 117 Seventh.
Rowland Wm, machinist, 91 Larned E.
Rowland Richard, painter, 10 Macomb ave. Rowley N B, sealer weights and measures, moved to 54 Columbia W. Rowley N B, scales depot, 10 Woodb E.
Rowley H E, furniture dealer and auc, 181 Woodw ave, r 24 Madison ave.
Rowson & Davis, groceries and fruits, 109 Mich ave W, Rowson leaving.
Roycroft J, lab, 158 Porter.
Roys James A, book seller, 55 Griswold cor Larned, r 98 Howard.
Rual Wm, lab, 95 Brush.
Bual Nicholas, cooper, 57 Elizabeth E.
Ruehle J V, chandler, Gratiot near Ran- dolph.
Ruchar Carl, stone cutter, 165 Laf E.
Ruchle Fred, grocer, 70 Russell and 246 Fort E.
Rucker William A, K & Rucker, b Russell House.
Rudolph Benj A, physician, office and r 144 Randolph.
Rudolph Chas F, professor music, 188 Con- gress E.
Ruelle Edward, painter, 22 Catherine.
Ruebelman Eli, brower, 262 Russell. Ruebelman A, w Henry Wineg.
Ruhlander A C, salesman, 59 Cong W.
Ruhl Jacob, woodsawyer, 266 Beaubien.
Ruhl John, stone cutter, 62 High E.
Ruiverman Henry, blacksmith. 260 Macomb. Rulle Alex, sailor, 285 Franklin.
Rumney W Y, saddles and harness. moved to Woodw ave, res 381 Jeff ave, appointed Deputy Sheriff.
Rumney R & J, lumber dealers, 154 Woodw ave.
Rumney John, lumber merchant, residence 45 High.
Runge John, shoemaker, 386 Hastings.
Runkel Philip, stone cutter, 115 Laf E. Ruoff Chas, saloon, 117 Griswold.
Ruoff Augustus, saloon, 32 Monroe ave.
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Ruoff Henry, shoemaker, 172 Fort E. Ruoff Henry, hodman, 79 Chesnut. Rupert A, woodsawyer, Crawford nr Marcy. Rusac Wm, shoemaker, 94 G River. Rusac Wm, shoemaker, 235 High. Rush Michael, furrier, w F Buhl & Co, r 180 Congress E.
Rusk Wm & Co, boots and shoes, 104 Jeff ave.
Rusk Wm, shoemaker, 94 G River. Russ Antoine, hodman, 241 High.
RUSSELL GEO B, Lake Sup Iron Co &c, office foot Woodward avenue, res 866 Jeff ave.
Russell Alfred, Walker & R, residence 186 Howard.
Russell House Hotel, Campus Martius, Woodw ave.
Russell Geo P, atty, Newberry P & Russell, office 18 Rotunda, r Russell House. Russell R, Whiting near Railway.
Russell Wm, carpenter, Paton's Alley near Gratiot.
Russell Wm, laborer, Cherry E, near Louis Koster.
Russell S J, teacher, Capitol School. Russell Miss F M, teacher, Capitol School.
Russell & Altman, fur dealers, Woodw ave, and Mich ave W.
Russell Isaac, col lab, 180 Macomb. Rust E S, printer, 104 Randolph. Rust Christopher, lab, 811 Clinton. Rust Chas, lab, 811 Clinton. Rutson Wm, gardener, Moffat. Ruter Fred, brewer, 266 Mullet.
Rutson Fred, salesman, 287 Jefferson ave, moving.
Rutson Wm, produce dealer, 287 Jeff ave, moving.
Ruvel .Philip, lab, Chesnut near Orleans. Ryan Martin, uphol, 51 Riopelle. Ryan Pat, lab, 188 Congress E. Ryan James, pedler, 188 Cong E. Ryan John, lab, 74 Laf E. Ryan John, lab, 27 Croghan. Ryan Martin, lab, 27 Croghan.
Ryan J S, hardware agent and pawn broker, 189 Jeff ave, r 8 Laf W. Ryan Pat, servant, w C O Flynne.
Ryan James, grocer, Gr River and Macomb ave.
Ryan Mary, grocer, 188 Sixth. Byan Thos, sailor, 114 Abbot. Ryan Pat, lab, 189 Franklin. Ryan Michael, lab, 156 Franklin. Ryan Dennis, lab, 110 Woodb E. Ryan Pat, lab, 189 Franklin. Ryan James, lab, 179 Franklin. Ryan Wm, carp and grocer, 198 Sixth. Ryan Philip, lab, 171 Fifth. Ryan Wid of John, 122 Beech. Ryan Thos, lab, 122 Beech. Ryan Wm, porter, 170 Fifth.
Ryan John, 44 Spencer
Ryan Henry, pedler, 100 Mich ave W. Ryan John, lab, 14 Palmer moving. Ryan Mary, Eighth and Abbot. Ryan Thos, lab, Trombley.
Ryan Joseph, butcher, 111 Adams ave E. Ryan James, grocer, 82 Adams ave W. Ryan Daniel, baker, 49 Larned W. Ryan Edward, melter, 225 Mullet. Ryan Wm O, tin and copper smith, 45 Park Place.
Ryan Timothy, 108 Griswold.
Ryan Thos R, steward, Bagg's Hotel.
Ryan Thos, ship carp, 179 Franklin.
Ryan Pat, sailor, 179 Franklin. Ryan James, sailor, 22 Hastings. Ryan Wid Mary, 22 Hastings.
Ryan Richard, drayman, alley off Third, Porter and Abbot.
Ryan Edward, melter, 68 Abbot, moved from Mullet.
Ryan Chas, merchant tailor, 9 Jeff ave.
Ryan Thomas, steward, Baggs Hotel, r 102 Larned W.
Ryan John, lab, 15 Griswold.
Ryan Martin, coachman, w Milton Frost.
Ryder Geo W, finisher, 149 Abbot.
Ryder John, lab, 42 Marion.
Ryder Redmond 8, Capt Steamer Mineral Rock.
Ryder Geo H, Captain Steamer Marquette.
Ryder Wm F, clerk, 25 Abbot.
Ryder Chas, salesman, 86 Gratiot.
Ryder G W, machinist, 287 Sixth.
Ryder R S, captain mineral rock, 18 Colnm. bia.
Ryder Geo, capt Steamer Gen Taylor, 272 Fifth
Ryer -- , blacksmith, 291 Oroghan.
Rym Mrs J, 157 Beech.
Rodier Noel, 92 Clinton.
Rodsell Rudolph, tailor, 268 Laf E.
Roe Geo, butcher, 620 Woodb W.
Roe Charles, boot maker, 81 Washington
Roe Wm, 255 Brush.
Roehm Robt J F, jeweler, w Geo Doty, r 19 Mechanic.
Roohm Hermon, accountant, w B B & W R Noyes. Roehm Julius, salesman, w T J Noyes.
Roeder Henry, carp, 897 Laf E. Roeser Gunther, butcher, 280 Laf E.
Roeter John, harness maker, with Hayden Baldwin.
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Sabine Wm C, salesman, L L Farnsworth, r 28 Henry. Sabine Orrin T, acct, 69 Fifth. Sabine J E, saddler, Grand River, res 62 Columbia.
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Sabine Alfred, Noble & S, res 54 Adams Ave. Babin O T. acct, w O C Thompson.
Sackett Henry E, laborer, Atwater near St Aubin. Sacks Peter, lab, Fulton and Crawford. Backmeyer David, lab, Clinton and Rivard. Sackmann Adolph, cupper and bleeder, 56 Mich ave E, r 219 Laf E.
Sackmann Theodore, carpenter, 108 Lay- fayette E.
Sackrider Joseph, shoemaker, 21 Clay. Sadler Michael, lab, Wight.
Safford N D, fruits cider liquor &c, 184 Jeff ave, r 11 Columbia W.
Safford J K, farmer, 251 Thompson.
Safford & Delano, millers, corn mills, 89 Woodb E.
Safford Chas L, S & D, r 144 Larned E.
Safford J, carp, 490 Woodb W.
Safford Chas H, acct. 144 Larned E.
Sage Chas, lab, Dubois,
Bago Chas, lab, Dubois,
Sage Michael, 202 Mullet.
Sage Oliver F, money lender, office 8 Larn W, r 29 Gr River.
Sage Chas, watchman, 25 Eighth.
Sageman Maryann, wid Stephen, 48 Eliza E, same address 51 Henry. Sagur Anthony, pedler, 26 Brush.
Bagur Anthony, tailor, 22 Fort E.
Sagermaiester Michael, teamster, North nr Gratiot.
Saidy Chas, watchman, 196 Mullet. Sair Anthony, lab, Elm.
Salamon Harris, grocer, 238 Laf E.
Sales Wm, tin and copper smith, 5 Mich ave W. Balliet Augustus, grocer, 164 Gratiot.
Salter Volney, bar tender, w H T Bush.
Salter Marvin, grocer, 198 and 200 Ran- dolph.
Salter Chas H, grocer, 200 Randolph. Salter Wm H, merchant, b Farmers' Hotel. Salter & McDonald, grocers, 200 Randolph. Saltzer Simon, bricklayer, near Dequindre. Sanborn Peter B, salesman, 15 John R.
Sands John, painter, 172 Howard.
Sands Robt, saloon, 58 Michigan ave E, r 56 Wayne.
Sanders Miss C, teacher, Eighth Ward Union School.
Sanders James, railway clerk, 13 Rowland. Sanders Geo, stone yard and stone cutting, - Mich ave and Wayne. Sanders Oliver, col, lab. 100 Clinton. Sandelands Wm, clerk, Det & Mil R R, 79 Cong E.
Sandeland Wm, b 88 Larned E.
Sanderson Walter, salesman, P C Gray, r 290 Randolph.
Sandmann C, flower maker, 118 Croghan. Sandmann -, blacksmith, 118 Crog- han,
Sandman Charles, blacksmith, 62 Grand River.
SANFORD T, acct, 96 Baker,
SANGER CASPAR, leather dealer, Whol & Retail, 28 Monroe ave, res 887 Catherine, Ses ade p 208.
Sanger Casper M, Catherine bet Dequindre and St Aubin.
Sanger Fred, grocer, 191 Macomb.
Sanger John A, notary public,- 280 Antoine. Sanger Fred, market pedler, 104 Macomb.
Sanger Fred, turner, 244 Russell.
Sanger H K, cashier, Mich Insurance Bank, res 119 Fort W.
Sanger H P, r H K Sanger.
Sanger A, tanner, Gratiot at Toll Gate.
Santon Wm, lab, 158 Second.
Sarel A B, lab, Chane.
Sargent Laban A, drover, 8 Brush.
Sartwell Geo B, acct, A H Dey, r 820 Jeff
ave.
Satchel James, Henderson & Satchel, 220 Cong, moved from city.
Sasher Chas, machinist, 75 Franklin.
Saslar J, 185 Fifth.
Sanner Frank, bricklayer, 279 Mullet.
Sauner Frank, laborer, 79 Chesnut.
Saunders Phineas, engineer, steamer Bay City.
Saunders James, clerk, 95 Washington ave. Saunder Lewis, silver smith, with George Doty.
Saunders Wm, printer, 245 Michigan ave. W. Saunders Wm, printer, 188 Cong E. Saunders Olara, 12 High.
Saunders Geo, stone yard and stone cutting, Mich ave and Wayne. Saunders Chas, stone cutter, 88 Cong E.
Saunders Henry, mail agent, 164 Laf W.
Saunders Wm, printer, Detroit Advertiser Office.
Savercool Matthias, carp, 56 Macomb ave. Savercool Matthias, 85 Howard.
Savercool Samuel, contractor, 285 Fort E, same address 90 Mich ave W.
Savage Dan, lab, 107 Franklin. Savry Mrs Mary, 298 Mich ave.
Savings' Fund Institute, 66 Griswold.
Savnack wid of Chas, 482 Woodb W.
Sawyer Lemuel, express messenger, 59 Howard.
Sawart Ernest, shoemaker, 256 Brush.
Saxbey Wm, salesman, 17 Wash ave. Saxbey Wm, salesman, w Ransom Gardner, r 52 Adams avenue W. same address at 171 Clifford.
Sayles Mrs Phebe, 210 Second.
. Scally Michael, lab, 193 Third. Scally Caspar, lab, rear of 287 Clinton. Scally wid Mary; 115 Maple E. Scammadon James, horse shoer, 42 Larned E, b Franklin House. Scammadon Thos, watchman, 18 Fort E.
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Scanlon P G, pedler. 208 Fifth. Scanlon Jeremiah, overseer, 98 Porter. Scanlon Michael, lab, 98 Porter. Scanlon Mrs C, 85 Eighth. Scanlon John, Duncan's Brewery, res 58 Congress W.
Scanlon John, 28 Abbot. Scanlon Pat, pedler, 89 Labrosse. Scanlon P, lab, 446 Woodb W. Scanlan P, lab, Trowbridge.
Scanlon Bridget, washerwoman, 14 Clinton. Scanlon John, news vender, 14 Clinton. Scanlon Michael, news pedler, 14 Clinton. Scat James, moving, address not known. Scattergood Theo, salesman, w Ferdinand Walker.
Scehlar Michael, drayman, 51 Columbia E. Schackleton Richard, acct, 204 Randolph. Schader R, carp, 145 Beech.
Schaffer Joseph, teamster, bet Russell and Prospect.
Schaffer John, carriage maker, 226 Clinton. Schaffer Henry, tailor, 225 Croghan. Schaffer John, lab, 166 Macomb.
Schaffer Wm S, r Fourth.
Schaffer John, architect, 156 Jeff ave, r 218 Croghan.
Schaffer Nicholas, carp, 108 Elizabeth E. Schaffer Louis, teamster, 79 Abbot. Schaffer Matthias, drayman, 14 Porter. Schaaf Michael, lab, Rail Road.
Schadow Susan, wid Russell north end, Schagnon Lewis, 185 Fort E. Schaale H, butcher, Jeff ave.
Schaale Adolph, butcher, 116 Clinton. Schan Joseph, watchman, Macomb.
Schan Frank, carp, Macomb. Schanck Christopher, lab, Macomb. Schanz M, shoemaker, 140 Woodw ave. Schanz Michael, shoemaker, 6 State. Schaale Adolph, butcher, 210 Orleans, Schatzlein Sebastian, 66 Clinton. Schavle Fred, beer pedler, 340 Orleans. Scheffers Augusta, 227 Beaubien. Schehr Adam, tanner, 182 Catherine. Schehr John, tanner, 182 Catherine Schelbe Aug, grocer, 410 Gr River. Scheldenbrand Joseph, box maker, 248 Catherine.
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