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NFUNRos TEN CENT NOVELS

rms popular series Of Novels is not the produe-
tion OF led old Ladies aud GeEsInsn and ths
publishers do think 1t necessary TO exhums fos
sils OF former generations Tor the amusement Of
their readers. The woIks are all written by men Of
lies Qsaius aud talent ard hence the with which
they have oul-Iun their tardy competitors. Bav-
ing firm conviction that merit will assert itself in
spite OF zl opposition, nothing but tho very best
works are put upon tho market The public have
always been our JUICES, and We invite TO compare
our works with all others. 1hs following is q list
Of the HCvels:-No. ]. The Hunters. 2 The Trap
pers Retreat. 3 Ihs Patriot Highway man 4.
The Huntsa UniJRist. 6. Ths Track OF Fire 8.
The msn Eater. Z. Charlotte Temple 8. The
Death Face. .. The IJd dan slayer 10. The Tur-
tie Catensr IL The Hunters Triumph y. The
Ocean RoTsrs- -. The Tory OutHttted- H. Leke
Sternum, the Lion-hearte sc0uf- 10. The Soourgo
OF the Seas. 10. The Captive Maidan. II. Long
legged joe or the Demon Of tho Woods IS Tho
Wild Scout Of tn N iuutsin- l9. Ine Forrest
Lodge % The Rollcking Rangers. q. Rattle
snake Dick or the FlOEer Of the Wigwsm. 2.
Ticketty Tom, the Rover. 3. Imps Of the Prairie.
o. The R6bbers Terror. These Books for sale
by al. News Agents and Booksellers and sent post
paid on receipt Of price.
Liberal Terms 10 Agents.
GEORGE MUNRO CO.,
&C s:l75 l3T William street, N I.
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ELECTION IN COMPANY F, 2sTH o. n. c.
An election Of officers for Company F I,
o. n. G. took place at their armory Monday
night, and resulted as follows Captain,
R. C. Rouse First Lieutenant John Rob
inson; ; Second Lieutenant, P. Diemont.
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Union Men OF the Sixth Ward.
One More Grand Rally Before the
EIeetiOn.
Grand TOrehIIght Procession Thurs
day Evening, November Sd.

The procession will form at the Wigwam
at seven O'Clock precisely. The line of
march will be as follows, viz: Up scoville
to Hudson, through Hudson to Prospect,
down Prospect to Perry, through Perry to
Cedar, up Cedar to Greenwood, through
Greenwood to Garden, down Garden to Per-
ry, through Perry to Kinsmsn, up Kins-
man to Jackson, through Jackson to Croton,
up Croton to Forest, through Forest to
Rinsman, down Kinsman to Laurel, throcgh
Laurel to seovill, down scovill to the Wig
wan.
1t is hoped that the house Of every Union
man along the line of march will be lighted
up. Let it be seen by this demonstration
that the six hundred Uuion voters Of the
Sixth Ward are ready to meet, and determ-
ined to rout the enemy on Tuesday, the 8th
of November.
By order of the Executive Committee.
W. P. FOee,
President of the Sixth Ward Union Club.
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NEW York CATTLE MARKET.

BT TELEGRAPH-l
NEW YORK, Nov. l, 1884.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
ket5 are:
Reef Cattle-lst quality, SIS 009l9 90; ordi-
nary to good quality Sl3 UO9l7 90; common quail
ty Sll O09l2 80; inferior quality sS 509l0 60
Cows and CalYes-lst quality $50 OQ975 90;
ordinary S45 OO@55 90; common quality S35 OOG
IS 90; inferior quality $50 O0935 90.
Veal Calyes-lst quality, d, lz1&9l31Se; ordi-
nary quality 1OGll1Sc; common quality 9GlOc;
inferior quality S1z6lyc.
sheep and Iambs-Extras, Per head, s. 90
as so; prime quality S. 5O97 %; ordinary quail
~ S5 0096 90; common quality 81 0O95 %, infe-
riOr quality 81 OO94 90.
SWine-Corn-fsd, per d, l2z59l315c; still-fed
u@l2c.
The aggregate receipts this week show large
falling on as compared with last week, aud market
accordingly ruleI nrmer, the prices being 1S9lo a
pound higher. The cattle Ter- OF better average
quality, but thers still scarcity Of strietly
prime cattle, ana this bind sold readily at lsc,
while some brought even more.
ReeeiptS-Beeves 5,ll6; Cows -; Calves ,O5S;
Sheep and Lambs 1852; Swine q, 6jg.
Total last Week-Bseves G,5lli Cows ll3; Calves
,9ls; sheep and Lambs $3.50; Swine l9,70l.
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CLEVELAND MEDICAL CoLLEeE-The session
of tbs Cleveland Medical College will be
opened with public lecture this afternoon.
at half past two o'clock, by Prof. Cassels,
in the lower Lecturs-room Of the College.
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A FIL1AL ScENE.-As we were coming
down Ontario street yesterday, We saw
family scene, all in Dutch, which, although
somewhat tragic, had features decidedly
comic. There were three chief actors
father, mother and son,-besides several
other more unimportant ones. The father
was about to unhiteh his horse and drive
off, when the son doubted the propriety of
the proceeding, and forthwith pitched into
the old gentleman. Germany, senior, con-
tented himself with merely holding his
son, and preventing him from dealing
blows, as he did not wish to hurt his own
flesh and blood. But the pith in his arms
failed, and his wife came to his aid. The
youth overmastered both, but was re-
strained in his mad career by two
young men, who put their graphing
irons upon him. Germany, jr., however,
kept on plunging and surging and cavort-
ing, sweating, and swearing in the most
elegant Dutch, and only wishing to get at
the old man Finally the father drove of,
when the son went into fury that knew
no bounds. He made the air blue with
Dutch oaths.
But it is due the young man to say that
he sometimes has fts, and has hardly the
power of self-command. 1t is supposed
that he was about to fall under the inAu-
ence of one of these abnormal states.
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wv roRK Erocz n1ARAET.

NV T0RE, Nov. I, 1854.
6OVerRI1euf StOetsE--A shade hrmer-
Five-TWeuty coupons lOl5Si one year CeTtihsates
s55<.
SGOeks-Hg CHER. Northwestern AK; Michigan
Central l32; Nor hwesiern preferred 81; Rock ISL
and l5 Chicago. Darlington 4 Quincy IzO: MIL
wsukee 3 Pr, iris Du Clien b534; Ft. y Jne l0S4;
Erie lO41<; Hudsoa l251R Reading 1876, Michigan
Southern 1915 Illinois Central scrip 1917; Cl-yo-
Isnd Pittsburg lGs; New York Cent. lZ77k; { hio
4 Misgi,s!ppi esrtinestes Al.
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Gold yesterday advanced to two hundred
and forty. Yet all consumers of Dry Goods
will be glad to learn that it makes no diff
ference in the prices of Dry Goods at Taylor,
Griswold Cos,
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Taylor, GriswOld & Co. make no change
in prices on account of the rise in gold, but
will give their customers the advantage of
the purchases they made during the late
panic.
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for Sale.
T OTIS FOR sALE.-l85 TT. FR(

T OTIS FOR SALE.-l35 FT. FRONT
l. 4 on Superior street, corner Of Muirson street.
Also suS-lots 49, II and ls being &c feet front each
on Superior street, east Of Huirson street. Also
Is feet front on Spring street. running back TO the
railroad track, being land on which part Of the
Wood-shed Of the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
Railroad stands. Also, IT feot inches front Ou
Champlsin street, nearly opposite the new Police
Ooart House.
For terms inquire OF PAINE b WADE,
deo9RaO Attorneys.
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oct2sI75.

ANOTHER ARRIvAL.-They have just re-
ceived another invoice of goods at the great
Bankrupt sale of Boots and Shoes, los Su-
perier street, among which are Ladies' Cal
ters, Slippers and Balmorals, Mems, Boys
and Youths Kip and Calf Boots, Misses and
Children's Shoes. in every style, which
they will sell fifty per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city. They have
also The also the largest assortment of Mems
Grain Cavalry Water Proof Boots, to be
found in the city. Give them call at los
Superior street, near Water. oct2s:175
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LOCAL NOTICES

SEVENTH WARD RALLY There will be q
last grand rally of the voters of this Ward
Thursday evening, November Sd, at IL
O'Clock, at Waring Street Hall.
The voters of the Fifth Ward are cor
daily invited. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by George Wiley, Esq, in English,
and by E. Hessenmueller, Esq. in German.
Give them full house.
II. B. HURLBUT,
Prest. Seventh Ward Union Club.
noy2:I75
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CITY NEWS.

Mrs. shaws is opening this morning
some elegsnt millinery goods. nov2;lsa
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Respectfully submitted,
J. soHRoBDER, Police Clerk.

CASUALTIES IN NORTHERN OHIO REeINENTs.
The following is list of wounded re-
ceived into Field Hospital, Eighteenth
Army Corps, at Seven Pines, Va, October
q, 1854:
VIM. D. Ray, @, eth, arm.
Quincey Miller, q, eth, head
S. Richmond G, 9th, cheek.
Wm. Spring, c, 67th, shoulder.
Samuel Duncan, f, e7th, thigh.
Frank Cole, B, 9th Q. s, O. l., abdomen.
Lient. ". Il. Ryder, 4, 9Th Q, S. @. l., thigh.
If you wish to buy your dry goods re-
gardless of the immense advance in gold,
go to Taylor, Griswold & Cos.
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oct25;17s.
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nKNTISTRY-.

nENTISTRY--
JThose having sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep in the drawer or nno trouhe-
ASore Il carry in the pocket are especially invited
to csiI At Drs. HALLIWELL & D AHIELS', Den
lists Southwest side of Pubic Square and Ontario
ltrest Artificial Teeth upon VulcaniEed Rubber
base with our mode Of inserting, are pronounced
by all to be he most lie lik6i useful in eating,
speaking or singing; they can be atted over any
remaining roots and warranted to 1t. Upper OF
Lower gets, Sl5 and upwards. Persons having sets
upon Gold Plate, not fitting Oorrr city, can have
hem exchanged in part payment Established over
twelve years. oe3
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BUFAPLO aARKEE.--NOv. 1.
IsH fELEcBlPR.I

FI0uF-FiTn but quiet.
Wheat-scaree. Sales Anbsc winter ct g 25;
No ! Milwaukee spring, 70 rive and aHost, 90 u.
Cerm-ScArce; No 81 S.
Oafa-Sslss st SCo.
Rye-s1 42 for western.
Barley-Sl 20.
Whisky-Si 20.
CanaiFreights-Wbe 19c, corn 1915, cats
lie 70 New York.
LssIxe TmpOrts-Flour 1896 vhoss s7,T45;
corn 2S 400; oats 1877 49, barley 308, rye IL $50.
Canal ExpOrfs---FlOur 595; wheat l0lsFsO
oora !, 400 oats 81 $40; rys 5,1en.
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ATTENTION Co. F. 29TH REGIMENT 0. N. G.
in accordance with special order from
Regimental Headquarters, the members OF
this Company are notified to meet at the
ArmOry, on Monday evening, October Slst,
at X o'clock, for the election Of Captain
and Lieutenant.
E. G. ROUSE,
cet2s.I75. Lieut.. Commanding.
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Mrs. ". LoDeane, of New York City,
having located in Cleveland, is prepared
to receive pupils for instruction on the
piano forte, Those about to commence the
study of music will find her method very
thorough and comprehensive one: APPh-
cations may be left with DR.: Hall on the
Public Square, or st her residence, 2s Sher-
if street. noVz;lI9
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MARRIED.

Monday, Oct. 3lst, by Rev. W. Il. Goodrich, Mr..
EDMUND JONES, Of Detroit, and Miss josie n.
BISHOP, Of this city.
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AND PHYSICAL :,

IJEXEROISE-Mr. @. S. DICKINSON
purposes To Commence q class for Adults on
TUESDAY EVENING, October 25th, st Ly- -
mans Hall. Ladies' Glass con mencing at P. n.
and Gentlemens' at s.
Terms, S3 per Is lessons, payable in advance.
He will commence Juvenile Glass on Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the same place. Terms,
s6 for the season. ending April lst. He will teach
this class the ''Vienna Flower Dance"
Mr.. Dickinson has testimonials from Ssm1el St.
John, former Principal Of the Cleveland Female
Seminary, Dr. Seeley, Of the Cleveland Water Cure,
and r i. Humston, of the Cleveland Institute,
giving his syst the preference to any now in use
for exercising the limits TO their fall tension being
under the harmonious influence of music.
He will also give private lessons to suit pupils.
Halls and suppers furnished TO parties with or
without musia) by applying to Richards Cole
man, on the Public Square. Oc22l74
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CRY sBxToN's REPORT oP ISTERMEzTs.-
The following is the City Sections Report
of Interments in the several Cemeteries for
the month of October, 1864:
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TRAVELER's REGIsTER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance TO either oi the
above Trains Boats, viii be called for by Coaches
of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their addTes5
at the Omnibus once, lat Superior street, next
door 10 the Weddsl House.
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NRIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.
OABARGAIH-A Grist and Saw Mil, with store
room and seven acres Of land for sale at Wakeman,
q 1oo ons-haif down and One-half in one year. Ad
dress D. L. JUNE, Fremont. o. octll5
ENOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
l. Forest street. House large and commOdiousi Lot
iJOset By rs with an abundance OF hne shrubberyI
n1d good fruit chsice grapes, and good barn. Terms
IIGy Enquire Of D. ". GAGE. Esq-, l6S Superior 81.
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0-0 o0O MONEY ADVANCED

4 ~ 4
AOU.UUJ in sums to suit--at the old stand
md veIl-known WAGHER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
SECURITIES Of every kind, yis: Gold anu silver
Wstohes. Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns
piStois, Nothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Meiodeonsi
md all srsonal property and articles Of value, on
toe most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri
vsts- Fstatsished 1851. n. B.-A varsity Of m
redeemed Wssehos, Jswslry, Cans H., fo- sale At
s-OfBoe-onTner O. Water and Superior strests
So.toe J q kT. WAGNER
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NLRYELAND : ToLEpo B. r
CLEVELAND & RRiB RAILROAD
wINTEg ARRAHaENENF.

On and after Monday, oct. slzt res, Passlpger
Trains viii run - i5liCvs, ,Sandsys sL.eptsdj:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 A. H.-uAY ENPRESS TRAtk-Stoypi1g at
WillOughbs Fainesviiir. Mad son, Geneva, Ash
tabuik U0nueaut ard GiTard ouly, anc arrive ct
Erie . IN P. T., Dunkirk - P a., Buffalo
$50 P.H
3:25P. M.-CINCINEATT EXRRESs-St0pPing at
Fsingsville. AshtahUia and 0irsrd sHly, rnd ar
riVes At Erie 40 ?, ~ Du,Eir'y :25 P, H., Buf-
iao l0:00 P.s-
$50 P. A.-MAIL AND AOC0sIWODATICE-
stoPTi1g at al st.tl-g aad eFriys 81 Erie 81
1916 q. -.
900 P. m.-GleaT E&-PlEss TRAIH-StoppinE At
FsinsEviilst Ashrabcia end Cirard Gully, and
strives at Erie 81 i2 30 A. -. Do2rirh 800
A. - BHfssto 20 4. r.
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NoT1CE.-I shall offer for sale at Auction
on Saturday, November 6th, at hslf-Past
ten o'clock, precisely, one large pair of siz
year old grey horses, which can be seen at
nv stable. Also, one large bay horse and
a number of others. Ihave also two three
spring wagons.
DON'T forget the place, No. rs, Champlaiu
street.
Nov2:17b- FRED. KIMBERLY.
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LEAVE ERIE.
-aIRHT EEPREsS TRAIE

20 A. M.-SIGHT EZPRE5S TIlAIE-StopIing
81 Girard, AahtGbuls and Painesvilia "riV, snd
srriFn - cleveland At 7 10 A D.
s:l5 A. M MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TsAfN-Stopping n al stations and arrive at
Cleveland at lG:Z1 a. H.
l0:lS A. n TOLEDO EGPkESS-Stopping at all
atattSas except SwEnville, SsybTook, Unionyile,
Perry, mentor and Nick6ne, sra arrives at
Olsveiaad q. 2:l5 IN.
5s5 p. m.-DAY EAPRESS iIAIN-StOgrilg at
Glraris lCnneaut, Ashtabuls, GensTa d Psines
vile only, ard hrTigos Ia Cleveland ~ 9=25 T. ~.
- second GlaE5 Cars are run Oh al tE.5ugh
Trains.
All tks trains going westward connect ct Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, CEicaso, Columbus, Cinclr
natl indianapolis, st. Louis, &c. and AL throue
trains going eastward connect ~ DuukiriC with q
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad, and a. BUf
IA with those Of the New York Central & Buffalo
New York City Bsilr9CdE tor New York, Al5srT,
8Oston Niagara Falls. &C., aud Et Eria with trs rs
On tine Philadelphia Erie kalr0ad-
%g- Day Expre5s. East and West, connects At
dirsrd With Trains on Erie : Pittsburgh Railroad
'or fsnesvlila. Meadviue, Jauess0gn, 80.
a. NOT-EIHaUAM, 6HE'L
uiavs.slt Oct S7st !3si-
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nTOTTR AND FEED kT WHOIF.

RLOUR AND FEED ST WHOLE
IL SALE AND RETAIL.-Ths public viii always
and at the subscribers sto-e in the rear OF Council
Hall, No IST Champlsin street, tho fOli0Wing: Tho
very best brands OF White ald Bed Wheat floui,
tresh ground Graham Flour, Bye Flour, and fresh
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Oat Meal and
Pearl Barley; also Corn and Oats ground together,
Mill Feed Of all kinds and Gram, which will s,li
Al the lowest price. Also Baled Hay and Straw
Apv purchases made at my store viii bo promptly
attended 10 and delivered free Of extra charge.
I Thsundsrsis1sd tgAs formerly Clerk in O. Andrew
Fesd Store. issps,l75l J. P REIDEHBAOH
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D, W. GAGE

H " AENS@
1IOEEgEl WAR CLAIM AGENT,
And Attorney at Law,
Collects Bounties Pensions, Back Pay, Prize mOnss
and other WGf Claims.
UTPersonAl attention is given to the prosecution
Of Claims In the Departments At Washington.
- Ali persons having Claims should apply liz
person, OF bY letter. At once and they will TeosiTe
ID. w. GAGE,
astIR-RR9 1855 SrperioT-st- Cleveland, o.
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
u, s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior ST.

az $40 PER CENT. AND IO-4O" NATIONAL
LOANS.
Commission allowed to Subsoribers0
EFU. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's. 1O-4O's, Treasury
Notes and all pthsr Government Securities pur-
chassd and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Cold Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and s0FlId at best rates Deposits received aud
Collections made at all accessible points- pneur-
ent funds converted At lowest. Revenue Stamps
sale. oct
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Amnsemsntg.


MISS sALLIE ST. CLAIR,
Who viii appear In the Great $1,000 Prize Drama OF
BTBIO, performed by her in most Of the principal
cities to houses packed from PaTqustte to Dome. 1t
viii be produced with now and beautiful Scenery,
sbounis in thrilling Situations, Grand Illuminated
Tabluaux startling Dramatic Effects, and is cast
with the entire strength Of the Company.
WEDNESDAY EVEE1G, Nov. Z, the Great $1,000
Prize Drama Of
RIsIo!
Or, The Mystery OF FOrqueFOlles
P.,S Pascal os S Ia GAToe 70 o H. MiIs sAII1E ST. eLAR
seats can be secured three days in advance.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquetts 30 cents; Secured 5eAts
to Dress Circle IS cents; Family Circle, 80 cents
GALLERY, 25 cents; Private Boxes, 3, and dol.
lars; Entire Private Box, single seats, 81.
Doors open at 645; Curtain rises at 1880 o'clock.
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The WORD "sozoDoNT," which Is last be-
coming household word, is derived from
the Greek and composed Of two words, soEo
and ondontes. 5000 translated, means to
preserve, end ''0dontes" the teeth-"SOzo-
don't" preserver of the Teeth. And it is
true 10 its name. For identifying and pre-
serving the teeth, hardening and invigora-
ting the gum, and correcting all impuri-
ties of the breath, it is without a peer in
the world.
Sold by all Druggists. cod.
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q. Y. zoNsH nAHssaF--.NOv. 1.

MOney-Stesdy with large supply at 89T q Ct
Sterling EXehnnge-EiTm at lC95A Tor gold.
GOId-Exeited and decidedly higher. Opening
at 22s advancing TO 2+l15, declining TO 2Si55 ad-
vancing to 24l, declining to 2S9s<, and closing At
241K.
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cora MERcs&L.
CLEVELAND market.

MORRiGd LEADER 0FFIOE,
TuEsDK5 EgnuSG, Nov. l, iss4.
Ths receipts oi 5rain BY ran for the "a hour
sndin- At hsIf past one O'Clock to-day are a. sol
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Machire twist for netting at the Howe
Sewing Machine Office.
NOyI.l75
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FARM FOR SALE-CONTAlNlN
i thirty seres hrst-rats land under god oultya-
Hon situsted IN tha tOwnship OF heSbufg nys miles
from Cleveand There over 800 young irult trees
some grapes aui small frults good barn, hrst-class
buiIding f,r grs nary, small house, &C. FOR terms
l...-s,- STrFsaf oc2Ii
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"ANTED DECENTRALIZATION
w the Quartermaster,s Department. Nashylllei
Tn, SOO I,aborers and Wood Choppers, wages si5
Ssr month and ratioss; 200 ToRmgters, wages so PSI
month and retlOns To men capable OF taxing onSrgs
ssar1sfers $50 TO So per month viii be paid. None
ned apply but ablebOdied men, willing 70 e2gage ieT
~ months Transportation furnished. Apply TO ID.
SHFRWOOD, A. q. NJ. Agent, Commercial House,
Cleveland Ohio. VIII leave Cleveland every Tuesday
and Friday. sepSO:AS
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Report of the Proceedings OF the PO-
Iice Court for the month of October,
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Total amount collected, and same paid
into the county Treasury y....-..-..-.----.S5Ts2 23
Cty Gases FINALLY Dis adts Cases Fiaalv d.
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Also the City Sections Financial Report
fnr the month Of Ootobar 1861

Amount paid City Treasurer as per re-
ceipt lsOtltOO
W. G. STEDNAN, City Sexton.
Cleveland, October 81 1854.
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CtAPT. JOHN T. PHILPOTS ESTATE
\ The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified the administrator ol tie estate Of John
T. Phllpot, late Of Cleveland CuysnOgA county,
Chic, deceased j. P. BISHOP
Dated this 22d day Of October, 1883. oez4:l76
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-02

RTACHINISTS WANTED.-We will
Hlemp oy four or i've really good Machinists, 70
or and Al good vaRes. b. B. TUrTLE SON.
6Sid-l75 0viait's b ock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-02
Q60 nm EOHEAP WATCHks and

0OU.UUU !JEWELRY at Wholesale. Suffers
Country Merchants, Pedlars and general TT tdeTs
~ Of every description 10 a7y pattern or quality and
IN any quantity, oonstsntly on mo and nege 20 Or
OsnyasElng ClssLs wanted, PrioeS and full descrip-
80 NV YoEE cells :I77 sdkv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-02

We have opened our Retail coal yard,
al the f0o' u Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Chippswe coal. Orders through the
Post-ofice promptly attended to.
LEEUEL CRYEFORD & Son.
Oct25;ITs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-02

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE chop
i FOB sALE.-Briek Machine Shop two storis,
high, 5Ox5O Briek Foundry, 9g1o0. GOOD var ana
ssnd and coke sheds. Buildings ON lbased laud;
Iease ITyears to run Good entd agd boiler shaft;
ins and belh g, Everything 10 perfect order, s.a
Drawer $50, Cleveland Ohio, ocA:lfo