Small Bills

-We don't rocsn the kind that the public have been so long clamoring for as a substituto for silvcr change, but those we hold agaiust our customers and patrons, for subscription, advertising, jobbiug, etc. We wisli to have them redeemed iunmediately. In vour abundiuiec don't forget the printer, but pay liim what thou owest. l The XXIII number of the i?ebtUion Hccord ie rectived. The portraits are M:jor-öeneral Kkauney and ♦' Stonewall " Jacksov. The Diary is brought down to April 7th, 1862, and and the Documents to the capture of Fort Pulaski. Thp departraunt of Potry and Incidents contains some choice tilines". Tbis is a full and excellent tiistory of the rebelhon. Edited by Frank Moore, published by G. P. Putnam, New York. G. ï. Eva.n's, 448 Broadwny, General Aent. In month) parts at 50 cents. Sis parts make a handeome volume. JL3L" The November number of Frank Leslies MpnlMy has a ftljl portiaitof Kate Case, daughter of he Secretary of the Trnasury, beautifully engraved on gtee!. 'i he other HluBtiations ore nurnerous, und the fashion eparirpent is "f special -interest to the ladies. $3 a yoar. Addiuss Ekank Deslíe, 19 City Hall Square, N. Y. ___________ JL3f Our Iriend L. W. Wallace, so loog with Mayxaro Stebbixs & VVilíom, a popular busines3 min and fii'nt .clnss book keepef bun established hitnself in the busjiiiiss of Banking io tha Rotunda IJuiJding-, Griawold Slreet, Petroit, near thu Poirt officu VV wish Ij. W. Wallack & Co. siiccess. jCS 1'he November nuinber of the Eclectic Magazine has a portrait of the fimpress of Austria and twen'y seveu well selected articlea from a large number of the leading foreign periodipak. - 85 a year with a fino premiuuj píate. - Addrew, W. H. Bidwell, jSto. 5 Beekman Street, New York. JL3E" The Ladies Hepqsitory ior November has n beautiful steel landscape, " Fort Yuma-thg Cojorado,'' a portrait of " Madame Koland," and nu excellent tabla oí content. $2 a yer Address Poe & Hitcucock, Cincinnati, Oliio. S&T Lieut. E. L. Maynard, of ihia city, has opened a recruiting ofljue, and is actively engagad in raLsing a corapapy for the 28th Michigan Inantry, CoL Doyle. He tiffera good indiwements to all who wish to enter the service of the country. Lieut. Orange Wkbster hau opeued a recruiling office, and ia enliating men for the old regiment, taking their choice. Enrol your name on hip lists and you wilj b eïepiptod iroin draft. P We learn by the Baaver Dam ((Wis.,) Argus ihut Frank Siikrman, form-rly a compositor in our office has recenljv had a finger cutoíf by a mahÍD caid pri'Bö. Sorry for Frank. JC3C Enoch (J. Robiskts, of Ontonngon, han been appointed Colonel of the Twenty-seventh regimeut, now rendez voused at Port Hurn, and the ranka of wbich are fust being filled. Co!. R. aaw 8rviea in the Florida war and beurs the roputation of an excellent pifiar. __„___ LL We point with peculiar pride to the Union legislativo ticket. Six botter men have never been in nomination for the Senate House si nee our residenco in tbe eounty. Voto tjiem, eleut thoui, and Wagbtenaw ffill hava a delegation to Lansing that wiii do her predit.