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REFRIGEEATORs, &C.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of RefrigeratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream FreeEers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
tursrs' prices at W. L. MARvIE's,
No. so south side Public Square.
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TIE TRAGEDY AT PORT CLINTON.-The
Ottawa Democrat has come to hand, contain
ing full particulars of the late terrible trage-
dy at Port Clinton. The murderer and sui
eide was Henry Riquartz, aged twenty-five
years, a mild and inofensive appearing
young German who had lived in the family
of Mr.. Kirk for year past. At the time Of
the tragedy Mr.. Kirk, wife and two small boys
were absent from home, being on a visit to
EImore. They left at home, in charge of the
premises, tive daughters, aged respectively
I6 and II years, and Miss Naomi knight, an
adopted child, aged about IS years, together
with Riquartz.
About 9o'eIoek on Friday morning, Alice,
the eldest daughter, left the other two girls
at home and went to the dentist to have
some work done. She came home between
one and two in the afternoon and found, as
she supposed, that the girls and young man
had been to dinner, but they we're not to be
seen. She called, but received no answer.
Shortly after Riquartz came out Of one of the
chambers, but in answer to her inquiry said
he knew nothing Of the whereabouts of the
girls. After some time had passed, the girl
and Ri4uartz being in the house, Alice re-
marked that she would go to the postoliee.
As she attempted to pass out of the door he
elutched her by the throat and strangled her
SO that she became unconscious. When she
recovered she found herself in another room,
bound hand and foot. Riquartz stood over
her, and remarked that he would not kill hel
he only wanted to keep her from raising
any alarm until he killed himself. He said
the other girls would never come back, and
then left the house.
The timely visit Of a neighbor discovered
the condition of Alice, and the neighbors
were alarmed at once Riouartz was found
hanging lifeless in the barn. The two girls
were found dead in the granary, where it ap.
pears that the fend had rayished them and
then strangled them with leathern cords
which were found tightly drawn around each
of their necks. The hands of the younger
girl were found tied behind her back. Hoz
the girls got to the barn is a mystery not ex.
planned. The villain, after committing thu
deed went to the house, it appears, and ate
hearty mealI
A cOroner's jury rendered a verdict in &C
eordanee with the above. It was one Of thi
most horrible and sickening affairs we haT,
ever recorded.
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sgILVyAUKEE nIARKET-NOvember1. 4.


FLOUR-Market steady.
WEEAT-Market in fair demand. Sales at $50
6q2c.
KECEIPTs-2.7OO BBls of -four; 5000 bushels Of
wheat.
wheat.
Rnfaln-
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Important to all Afflicted with Throat and
LING COmp ain

DocroR AYERS ENGAGEHENTs FoR THIS WEEK
DR.. Ayers will to-day re eve patients at his Of
fee, No. lS4 Superior street, and on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Will
be at the Empire House, Akron, Ohio, where he
may be consulted. The Doctors visit in Akron
will positively close on Friday, and the Doctor
may be found at his office IN Cleveland on satur-
day. nov3-d4twlt
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FURsl FURs Great inducements to
buyers Of Ladies Furs at 2O7 Superior street.
A very large and choice selection Of fash
ionable Dress Furs made by the best manu-
factories, and for sale cheap, can be found at
oct3O:424 L. BESEDICT x Sons.
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Nov. Al P. NJ.
The election passed of quietly. The
vote polled was large. Reported majori-
ties from all the wards Of the city give Ar
mold, Republican candidate for Congress,
3i5 majority. He will have a majority in
the district probably, of. from 1900 to
l.500.
Returns from the State are meagre, Civ
ing no indication as to the result. Spring
field city gives Stuart Dem for Congress
Alb majority.
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Simpson IS, beyond all question, a superior
artist, and we advise those wishing to get fine
likeness TO call upon him. A visit to his gal
lery, No. 25s Superior street, will richly repay
| both citizen and stranger R27tf
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PROPERTY OF RELELs CONFIscATED.-
United States Marshal Bill, seized on the
2sth Of October, some property, on processes
founded on the Act entitled g An Act to sup
press insurrection, punish treason and rebel
lion, to seize and confscate the property of
rebels and for other purposes. Approved
. July II, 1862" The property seized is in
East Cleveland and in Hancock county
The former worth from S4 900 to 1000 was
owned by John P. Walworth, Of Mississippi,
a notorious secessionist, and the latter, worth
from $1,000 to $4,000, was the property of
Captain John 7. Pierce, Of Virginia, now in
the rebel army. Such property can only be
cOnfscated during the lives Of the owners.
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BALDN IN, DEW 1T h co,
Manufacturers Of a general variety Of AgricultI
Implements and Machinery.
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TLEGRAPHIC.

Our Army Advancing Rapidly,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

ALAReE supply of backgammon boards,
chess and checker men, dominoes, portmon
naies, new novels just received at Wilson
& Widdieombe's,
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One case more Of pattern hats just
opened at Mrs. Shaw's millinery rooms, also
new flowers and ribbons. Oct3l:42O
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''C0sthr'H" Rat, Roach, &c. ExterniInnTSF.
"COstnr's1 Bsd-Rug ENtcrminatoF.
"COstur'so Electric Powder Tor Insects. Hfo
In DC, SC. and 81, 90 Bottles and Flasks 50 and
e. Sizes for Plantations, Ships Boats,
Hotels, &C, &c.
The ONLY INFALLlBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
"Free from POisOns'
"NOl dangerous 10 the Human Family"
Rats DO not die on the premises"
They come out Of their holes to die"
iBs-Soid EUsrysshere-by
AL WHOLESALE DRUGaIsrs in the large cities, and
By DEUgGisTs, GR0CERs STUREE EEPERs aud RKrAm-
Ess generally, In all Country Towns and Villages An
the United States.
~ Sold by
STRONG 8 ARMSTRONG,
Principal Wholesale and Retail Agzats, NlefoiA4A-
Ef9- COUNTRY DEALERS can order as above,
Or address orders direction for Prices, Terms RcI
70 HENRY r. COs'rAR,
PRINCIPAL DEPOT-N0. 4s2 Broadway, n. Y.
na-Sod al Strong Armstrong; s, Cleveland, o.
LuI.-.Ll ...L-Ll
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RECRUITING OFFICERS ATTEETIoN.-VoL-
USTEER ENLISTMENT BLANKs for sale at the
Reader Job Office. nou3:4l2
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III. SOLOMNNSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTiCLAN,
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line Of any
the trade. From his long residence In this City,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time he would say 10 his old friends and the public
generally, that no effort that could b put forth TO
the very best quality OF Crystal Glasses ground
under his own inspection, 70 suit the eyes, IN all ca
curing weakness, dizziness or Inflammation OF tho
Eye, and mpartug strength for long rpIiug and fine
sewing. The reputation Of ~DLNhNNSNN'S estab-
lishment the most reliable tu get the best articles
in that line that De Obtainud has become En
tabshed fact, and attested by his PATRONS, ahCae al
vice il Is; GO To SULUMOhSUN s, lliale no mis-
take,l t3u Superiur-St., under tho American, and
there yOu " ll tud the best kind Of SPECiAtLES
adapted Co Your sight.
All kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and PhilusOph-
cal Instruments Astronomical telescope from 81 to
$40; Surveying Instruments, various prices, laree
stock Of Microscope, from 3 20 SD Marine Tees-
C0pes, spy Glasses, large Variety Lenses, PrIsms
Bye Glasses. Pocket Com passes, BarumgterH, &c.
- ARTIFICIAL Ei rs inserted without pain,
a. perfect natural.
GFFICE-N0. 100 superior-st, uuder the American
Hotel. apr2
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PLAYs.-1OOO plays especially adapted to
Thespian Societies, received at Wilson &
Widdicombes. Send for a catalogue.
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NEW IERsEY ELECTION.

NEWARK, n. J., Nov 4-Midnight.
The State has gone Democratic. Parker
is elected Governor, and Perry and Steele
to COngress-all Democrats.
In the 1th District, Linn (Union) runs
ahead Of his ticket in the towns heard
from.
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DYERS.
EOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST

CLASS DYE HOUSE, No. log Seneca street, Top
pO5ite City Hoteb by UMLAUFT Z HEETEL.-
Highly recommended by the last State Fair Of Ohio.
Dy8ing and Cleaning in all its branches Please call
and examine goods in the store to ind the difference
with other dye shops, We finish all 6nr goods by
steam machinery and presses The only watering
machine in the Western States to finish silks like
new.
REFERENCEs.-Messrs. Prescott & Chase, AlCOtt &
Horton, Baldwin Co, Taylor, Griswold Co., Rett-
berg Hau5man, Morgan Root, and other mer-
chants. OCt3.4lJ
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We will pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and Octo-
Der Coupon Interest, Of any house in the city.
C. A. READ Il CO.,
sept 27:426 Bankers, 95 Superior st.
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GAXING OF MONEY AND La.
YERMIN EXTERMINAT1R.

10 DsstToy-Rats, Reaches, 60. 7-l
TO DsItroy-Miee, Moles and Ants.
To DestToy-Bed Bugs. --a
10 DesToy-MOths in Furs, Clothes, 30.
10 DsseTOy-MosquitOes and Fleas.
TO De5troy-Insects on Plants & Fowls.
70 De5teoy-Inseotson on Animals, SC.
TO Ds'iToy-EVery species Of Vermin.
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Fourth Page.---LOcaI Items from Last
Evenings Edition will be found on our 4th
nnEc.
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New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, IS
Ohamplsin street.
FRANK B. FRANK G. WALBRIDaE.
irnIr9q.RI
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IEW ADVRRTIsESTKNTs.

John Ellsler-Acadsmy Of Music
Homeopathic College-Local Notice.
Mercantile College-Local Notice.
Wilson and Widdiosmbe-Lseal Notice.
Or. Wadhan-Business Notice.
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CAPTAIN WOODWARD. Numbers have
observed in Sargeant's window, a life size
portrait of young officer. It is the portrait
of Captain Wallace J. Woodward, of the 23d
Ohio Regiment, who died in a hospital in
Western Virginia few months ago. 1t is
photograph, taken from a small daguerreO-
type, and coIored by brother Of the late
Captain, D. A. Woodward Of Baltimore, an
artist of considerable repute. Except
rather too juvenile expression and tint of
cOuntenance, the portrait is a good one.
Captain Woodward belonged in Cleveland.
He left here a Lieutenant in Captain jim.
McIlrath's Company, and at Camp Chase
was elected Captain of another Company in
the 23d.
The portrait is intended to be hung up in
the armory Of the Light Guards.
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SINGING BOOKS,
AGRICULTURAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I WORKS

ANDAGRIUULTURAL
~ WORKS.
BALDWIN, DEWITT 4 co,
Manufacturers Of general variety Of Agricultural
Implements and Machinery.
Ollce No % Ceuter street, lou, n
Works Nos 4, o, S, To- and y West st. Ole'elu' "
Sweep and Tread Horse Power Threshcrs and Sepa-
ratOrs, manufactured and for sale by
BALDWIN, DEWITT & Co.
Circular and Gross Cat Saw Mills for cutting wood
Cider Mills. Hay Straw and Stalk Cutters and Corn
Shelters, at the Cleveland Agricultural Works OF
BALDWIN, DEWITT b 20.
Haley, Morse & B0yden's Clothes Wringpr took the
nrst premium q the Ohio state Fair and all other
fairs where exhibited For sale wholesale and retail
by BALDWIN, DEWITT & Co.
Ok fokcs, q lot Of hrst-rate ones for sale by
uct.ZiB@7 BALDWIN. DEWITT & Co.
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EDUCATIONAL,

.nBERLIN WINTER SCHOOL !
~ THE next torn viii commenca Wednesday
thc o %! December next. aud TO cOntinus eleven
weeks under the care of Pro q. H. Churchill,
Professor O. II. Peuheid, and Mr.. Rayl, assisted by
very ab teachers whose services al ady secured
Excellent opportunities are furnished in the place
fOr Vocal and Instrumental Music, Painting, Draw
iug, Peumsnship, Book Keeping, French, &C, al
very moderate prices.
!uiti'u, ~ adNahoe''.-.'.
lHgidantal expenses Ia advance 20
These are the only charges. Tor further partcn-
lars address either Of the Principals.
UUrg.IItlEW
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UNITED STATES District COURT.-The
following has been adopted by tha District
Court for the Northern District Of Ohio to
regulate the practice in eonfscation cases,
under act of Congress, approved July II,
1862:
"Ordered, That in all proceedings com
menced in this Court for the condemnation,
sale, &C., Of real estate, or other property,
under the act Of Congress entitled, AN Act
to suppress InsurreetiOn, to punish Treason
and Rebellion, to seize and eonfscate the
property of rebsls and for other purpOses."-
Approved July Il, 1862, the Monition shall
be made returnable to the Special Session of
Admiralty business next succeeding the first
special Admiralty Session occurring after the
issue of the monition, if there shall be forty
days between the date Of the monitiOn and
said special session otherwise it will be re-
turnable at the next special session succeed
ing, unless the Court otherwise order.
The notice required in the above entitled
cases shall be published at least twice a week
for five successive weeks before the return
day Of the monitlon, unless the Court shall
otherwise order.
All persons claiming any interest in the
property seized shall file their claim on or be-
fore the return day Of the monition, and shall
file their answers by the first Monday of the
month and next succeeding the return day Of
the writ, unless a longer time shall be grant
ed by the Court"
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sOlOm0asOn's Impr0Ied SpeelacIes.

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NJ A r | n E

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EETERED-NOYEMBER 4.
Steamer Morning Star, Eiger, Detroit.
Propeller Owego, Bryant, DuRkrk.
Propeller Ontario, Shaver, Ogdensburgh.
Schooner Telescope, Harrington, BniialO.
Schooner Mary A Hubbard, Dibble, Port Huron.
schooner Traveller. Leslie, Port Huron.
Sc0W r. HAYS, helsO, Port Clinton.
SCOW Granger, Day, Detroit.
ScOw Island Chief, Lawler, Port Clinton.
CLEARED.
Steamer Morning Star, Niger, Detroit.
Propeller CuyahUga, Kelly, Grern Bay.
SCOB Swallow, Williams, Detroit.
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LECTURES, Introductory to their respect
i've courses, will be given at the Homeopath-
ic College on Wednesday, November 5th, as
follows:
Prof. Brainard, at ga. NJ.
Prof. Wilson, at 10 A. N.
Prof. Blair, at II IN.
Prof. Beekwith, at 2 P. N.
Pref. Sanders, at P. n.
The public are respectfully invited. nov5:1t
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T2 #oT2s 81 Ss 8 ISas' g. o. 5s'sSd sad I2 West Cleveland
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INSURANCE.
$1,000
TO INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE

Washington Life Ins. Co., of n. Y.
rs For $1,000 You have to save every week the
following sums
At the age Of 2j-4 cents week; at 25-SS o6nt5 at
3l-i4 cents at 3j-5I cents; aJ40-6l cents at 81
14centsi at 5O-s2 cents at 55-Sl,l5i at 6U-sl,i7
during life.
From the n. Y. independent july I01
The Washington Life Insurance Co is worthy Of the
name it bears IL has ve dollars for every doll
lar required 20 provide Tor all standing risks The
board Of Directors comprise A the leading business
men Of the City, all Of whom bona hde stockhold-
ers IN the Company. such men as Robert b Min
turn, Mm- IL. Aspinwall, A. A. Low, Frederick Ira
cy and Jno. CaseWel Il. $. SEAMAN, AGENT,
septlS.R27 No. . Perkins Block, Pub. sQ
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EI7;59I, EI777#7.s9 .0pif5,5IFS5'S BA.NK 2

i-flE7 - y ] = 2 ~ - :. y.
gpod assortment oi AInsetJi
iSr, 10 che 8p lh6l Ile
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la Making Shell I'm Wheeling.
Z In addition TO tile establishment men,
toned BY US yesterday, Hamilton 4 Clark,
Of tue Quincy Foundry, have a contract for
making three thousand she'll for the Gov
eminent. We had the pleasure of walking
through this establishment. yesterday, and
We are satifed from our own observation,
and from the expressed 6pihious of expe.
rieneed gentlemen, that no better castings
can be made anywhere than in this city,
and that when the work of our foundry.
men. has been properly tested, they will
have as many contracts as they can well
Hamilton & Clark are nov turning out
forty of the destructive instruments per
day, bnt in the course. of the week, they
will be able to make as msgy6s hundred
in the same length of time. The patterns
nfwhich the shell are. moulded, are all
made expressly for this purpose, and Tho
construction of them involved tie expcndi-
ture of q great deal Of timeSs labor and
money. This firm are NOW manufaCtur-
ing a hs"cleaner," by which the sand
is toabe removed from the shells, the
old and tedious mode of scrapiug
having proved lmpracttcable. When this
mnChiue is completed us many as one
hundred shells per day can be finished. In
looking nt a shell after it is finished many
are puzzled to determine, there be-.
ing but a single little hole in, the hollow
ball, how the core is taken out. The core
is composed of sand aud Hour, and after
being properly moulded aud finished is
placed in an oven and balsed like u loaf Of
bread, until it becomes hard. The hot
metal when it is poured into the mould
burns the flour out and the sand crumbles,
SO as to be easily taken out.
Asingle shell ofthis large sise-l 3 inch
ches in diameter ana weighing 22o pounds
7Feosts the government between seven aud
eight dollars. When filled and rendy for
use they cost about ten dollars. $
We had an opportunity of observing that
the establishment of Hamilton and CLARK
in all its details is much more extensive
than We supposed. They make great
proportion of the heavier castings used in.
this partof the country and have always.
giyen.the greatest satisfaction. %
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{fTi5 Il oI5soIe tfrooeB4 - ProdpOe Dealers
lNos.76 6snd SO Nuta-St, Whesliag, Pa. =, 4. e
deaire to state to the tfisnds Of the late E11'
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's49sft ss y W. SssS-ss LIST, MORRISON - co.
wheeling, January I'd, lsg0.i - I! : 8 ~ JAM
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u ulasCEiFT = CO., NEWsY0RB. contfnoSs n, y,,E
nj. T15 ths sadlnE BritSh Priodfeai
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'GALTs 500 bblsS ittshuy . and Ohio River;
A. 4 tor 6alo low ~ ( = u 9
h5yle PA DoalION 500 AZ.
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- NEW HOOP SR.IBTs,

iET0RIADIES, MISSES &CHIIDREN, ali Of yerv
u beat mauptlctpte, tnstdpeped lsSs = "a q
lan1i I GEO r, TAYLOR
4 sLISA4l11LRe FLO UIR.--50 6bls GiioicS FaT5ii5
Flour Just reeoireda for ale byssiT ~
2 deesa . GEO ADAMS. 50 Main st.
U AA1A9s--40 half ehe4ts Gnhpoy5dsr iUi5eFf6T &
Young I5snn and tack Tel6 iust FeoeiTel SI5ii
l9t sale 6Z LdeC2li M.REILLY.
0SsKEGS GEDGE q BR oSs siS ty5is
e barrels fnO spt and dry smoiS-
z .Ro1og ssaL.s IN. Il ~ ~, REILLY,
SARP4NG FuR8 WANTED
~ 1900 FOX Hldes, s7.;siss b74iif = II, gcs
SSS az nSSP SSSP 81 g gik 81 saislsa ID
1900 Op5S5uIr,i iiof ias11Q vsH Il haaz
st9a4 HARPER BRO.
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iYSarly Adyertfsing 81 terfis aeeo5r l5
anS to the space OcGnpCd the humbsro changes
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4 aIs SCOTT 6 CO., NEYsY0RR. continpss y, 5,,,t.
T1s IlSh the following leading 3ritiSh PSrfofeSis
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=H.sec.t 5. And be il further enacted, That
all4duties on imported goodai which shall
ibe paldsin coin, or In notes payable. ior,in
demand notes, heretofore authorizedito be
received and by Law receivable in payments
ofPpblic dues, and the coin SO. paid, shall
be set apart as special fund and applied
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