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AxoruEa CLxvELAED CoSvENTIoN.-We
learn that convention of the Firesmiths and
Copporsmiths Union is to meet in cur city
next month, its sessions commencing July
13:h. Please remember they are Copper
smiths not Coppsrheads.
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Chicago mARKEF-JUNE 4.


RlOur-Dull. Sales OF Spring extras at 81 Ofa5,tO.
Wheat-fo higher. Sales At ,2s5sal ~ for NO l
Spring and 81 l,35'4sl,26 for No 2. closing m
C0rH-lc lover. sales Of l5O0Ol bushels at sl,l5A
al, IL for NO and G3al, 10 40 closing quiet.
Oafs-Firm. Sales at 7OA7j51o for No l.
Eye-Dull-
EarIsy-Dull and neglected.
Whisky-l4c highec. sales OF go bbls at els
a, l,s44, closing with buyers at sl24
Mess Pork-Fnm. SALES at s39,0O
l.ard-Firm. Sales OF choice kstti9 at l4c.
FreIghIs-Firm at l5c on corn to Buual0, and l3c
By steam
Beef UattIs-Actlse and firm at &c CO4s.OO.
Tive Hogs-Active and steady. sales at o. Goa
80.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-0n Saturday night
Mr.. Edwin Adams made his last appearance
this season. The bill was the same ss the
evening before, viz. the " Hsretic " and
" Black Eyed Susan" Mr.. Adams did full
credit to his high poWnrs SIS an actor. Mr.:
Adams has, during his brief SEASON here,
treated US to q high style Of dramatic lit
ersturo. We take pleasure in recommend
ing him wherever he goos and hope hc will
soon visit cur city again.
This evening the great American trdge- =
dienHe, Matilda Heron, makes her appear
Anos in her great role of Camille, in which
character she is Acknowledged to have no
superior. Miss Heron has won for herself,
by q long experience, an enviable and on
during reputation on the American stage.
During her late appearance on the New FORK
boards the New York press were unanimous
in bsstO#ing upon her the highest commen-
dations, and especially in her great charac-
ter of Camille, in which she appears this
evening. She should be greeted tonight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

ALBANY Law UHlvERsITY.-We have on
our table a catalogue of tho Albany Law
School. Being somewhat acquainted with
this School, we feel confident in recommend
ing it as one of the best Law Schools in the
country. This School has bsen in existence
70, about fourteen years, and is at present in
very prosperous condition. There are in
abundance, the present year, one hundred
an thirty y-seven students, larger number
than in any any other Law School in the
90 tutry. This School is managed by most
ofioisnt corps of Professors, who arc men of
great legal attainments, standing at the head
of the New York bar, and are Lawyers of
graf practical experience. The Professors
all take deep interest in the School aud the
welfare Of the students. They are, Senator
Harris, Judge Parker and Professor DEAN
all men widely known throughout the coun-
try. To all students of the law in the West
who intend going to an Eastern School, We
would recommend tn one in prstsrencito
any other Eastern University. The Common
Law and also the New York Code are taught.
The New York Code and also the oaio Code
and that Of most of the Western States haV
ing codes, arc very similar. Ths next term
commences on the 1st of September next
The course is nine months, thereby oonden-
sing in one year what most Law Colleges en-
brace in two years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

NEW CHURou-A rev Catholic Church
is being built on the Heights. We believe
,hey have no Protestant shurch there. This
will have a tendency to stir up our Protestant
brethren there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

Persons who have been assessed by the
United States Assessor for Licenses for the
earrent year, are requested to pay for the
enc by the 18th Of June, and in default,
VII be liable 10 penalty of ten per csntum
on the amount of the assessment.
The list for income tax and taxes on car
riayss, plate, etc, will be ready for payment
on July LIST. RICHARD G. PARSONS,
iune4.I54-d&w, Collector.
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=. 4. mOREY DIARKE1-J June 4.

F7sHsy-MOre active at 6a7 per cent.
HteriinS EKoeRHss-Steady. A5HaEO2 In cur
rency. ,,,<
CsoId- Firmer. Opaning at 81, decliningg to eOS,
and closing Gfm at 4asl6.
Total ex ports OF sp scie to-day, s577 l0a.
6ozsrsmSzI SIook8-steadY. FiTe-tWenties,
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PERsoNAL.-Our friend ]. c. Hutchins,
ESQ from Now Orleans, has been stopping in
town for a few days. Judging from
his physique, VS. think Now Orleans
life agrees with him. He speaks most
favorably Of the prospect for young
men, especially professional men, in
the Southern cities, whom the war closes.
He says Banks is by no means SO pOpular.sS
vas uLIer
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FINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL
rrEANOEAE.
Money MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, -,


MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATURDAY EvEEIEa, June 4, lSo4.J
GoIG-The Gold market in New York rallied soms-
what to-day, probably under the steamer demand,
closing one per cent in sdEa-cs Of yes erdaY at ss
The order from the Treasury Department ISSUED on
FIidsy las) to pay the LIST Of July gold interest in
advance will release about sItGGO-O Gold now held
in the New iork office for this object, rapidly as
the order becomes known and the coupons pre-
sented.
The buying rate for gold here to-day was steady ut
s. premium
sIlvsr-Buying to-d4y at n premium.
RIoney-The money msrket ruled extremely close
to-day greenbsoks and National currency the de-
msnd for loans being active, together with heavy
checking. The rate for rstolAss paper continues at
about ger cent, and at present we presume none
but the best could find accommodation.
RxohanES-Easy and quiet st A&S discount
buying. aad par selling Tor Government and Nation
al funds.
Government BOnds-The current rates buying
and selling are as follows:
1875, April and October............IIO ll78
| 7-3Js, February and August.....-.ll0 llzA
CoUSrERTEIr TRE .sUGY NorEs.-Thers was pre-
sented on Saturday, at the Commercial Branch Rank
in this city, counterfeit 800 Treasury note, said
By Judges be OF the best executed and there
fore nest counterets, they had seen.
Tee most vulnerable points about it in the let
| teriIg ard the shading OVER the spread eagle, but
these nearly perfect to defy any but the most
| expert.
There was offered also st the Second National Bank
on Saturday $50 Treasury note but thia
was very roughly executed, and would not escape de-
tee ion by any one upon the most casual GLANCE -
In addition TO tho above we have been shown pho
tosraphsd as note en- the Merchant aud Mechanics
Bank Of Troy, New York, which is so perfect in a.
its details as have been readily received by severa
Bankers.
The Treasury Department has announced its plal
for ObtaI ling money for immediate use. dispatel
to the Assistant secTetary Of tie Treasury st New
York authorizes him to advance the interest on tn
temporary loan to six pr cent and to pay at ono
the July col interest on coupons. The dispatc
aito sAys that proposals for long loan t6s Il 81
would be Issued on Saturday or to-day (Mondayl.-
The following statsmsut Of Mr. Chase will bo re
ceited with general satisfaction: "YOu may contra
a e. most emphatcally, all as eTtions that he Sec
retary Is increasing any legslteBdsr issues. On III
contrary, he is gradually reducing them. All ne'
notes issued are IN lieu Of old notes in larger amount
withdrawn"
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Dr.. LIaHFuILL.-This eminent surgeon
arrived at the Angler House yesterday. He
remains till Saturday next for tho purpose Of
treating Deafness and Catarh. We give
some of his testimonials elsewhere in cur
paper. jane5.1t
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MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS..

NV YORK. u une 4.
The follOw ng vera the pticss OF mining STOCKS
Cantrs 81 Copper Fails 4, franklin t3A, Huron
43. Isle Royal 2j4 HUr- -hwestern IA, PeWAbio oS4
ZockIaud
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FUNERAL OF CAPTAINS PRILPoT AND HUTCH
IKsoS.-The funeral of Captains PhilpOt and
Hutchinson occurred yesterday at the BsP-
tist Church, on Euclid street, the Rev. Mr..
Adams officiating, assisted by Rev. Mr.
WolcOtt, of the Congregational Church. The
high characters of the fallen heroes, and the
large attendance of the legal profession, ron
derod the services unusually impressive. Mr..
WolcOtt paid high compliment to the pro-
fession of which the deceased wero both nom
bers, referring to the fact that, being the sx-
ponents and defenders of law, order and equi-
ty, the country had naturally IoOked to them
to come forward now in the time of our Ma
toms peril, and nobly had these sxpeeta-
tions been fulfilled.
The remains of Captain Philpot were de-
posted il the Eric street Cemetry; these OF
Captain Hutchinson have besn taken to Du-
neau, Wisconsin.
There was wide field of glory awaited
these talented young men in this world, ye'
they could not have fallen in nObler cause,
They both fell with their armor on. "DuIce
est raori in GrHlis."
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CHEAPER THAN CoTroE SHIRTIH0.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing ont sale
OF L P. ShsrWood's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. may23
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CITY NEWS.
NEWS FROM THE l50TH
REGIMENT.

They are Ordered to the Front.
We learn from kilograms received yester-
day, from Washington, that the 15Oth Regi-
ment, Ohio National Guards, now in camp
near Washington, have been ordered to the
front.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

CaoIcE cOlors in new ribbons opened
at Mrs. ShaW'a Rooms this morning.
juno 2;157.
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TWICE DRATTEp.-A man By the name
of BuchanAn-no relation of James, how
evsr-was enrolled in both the Second AMI
Third Wards and was drafted in both. Ho
was exempted for physical disability. The
law in the case is thus eIucidAted by Josh.
Billings, in his widely circulated " circular"
Conclusively; No person can be drafted
but twice in two different places without his
consent; but all has right to be drafted at
least onst, don't think even q rit of habeas
corpus could deprive man Of this last best
priTaledge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

On sums Of less than $780, i've per cent. is added to
above Irices.
Lumbsr-The market has ruled steady during
the week at the following quotations. Tho demand
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LVR EMONT FOUNDRY 4 MA
CHINE SHOP.
NFessrs. Juno 8 Curtis,


Messrs. June & Curtis,
have enlarged thoir Works, and added new machine.
ry. We complete all orders short notice, and
build Engines from one hundred horse power TO The
smallest Bize. We also manuiscture lhe
EXCELSIOR CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
This mill will cut from Is 900 TO 1900 feet Of inch
boards in IL nOurs with four TO superintend Il,
We also build our improved Mulay mill which viii
cut from 1000 to 7,000 ieet in twelve hours We do
1atter ourselves that we can and do build the
BEST MILLS IN TIE STATED
We also manufacture the
JUNE & CURTIS SUGAR MILL.
This mill will express 500 700 gallons OF Juice in II
hours, with one horsa, ,OgI with Two horses II
canne be broken. 1t weighs l60 lbs and Is made Of
the best materials. We manufacture
ALL KINDS OF CAST PL0WS
adapted to the soil Of Northern Ohio. We make
TWO HORsE PLOw FOB $3.50
which no other shop do at the present high rate
ofmatoriAlB. We can furnish all kinds Of
CIRCULAR, MULAY & DRAG SAWS
at Manufactures prices. We have on hand two
ENGINES & BOILERS
for sale, which we wi sell cheap.
We viii pay the Highest Price in Cash for all kinds
Of old iron, copper and brass
Give call and will satisfy you OF the truth Of
the above statement.
Fremont, April ], 1884. Hprls-l5s.
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BYER9

OTkAW HAT BLKaOaInd, DYE
~ IsG, hLrERISG AND PREssIEG.-HAving Just 70.
turned from the East, am prepared, By the aid OF
experienced hands, to do any wOr6 in this line a.
well In iet aud beaver hats, In the best possible
manner and most fashionable style.
FhED'K OYRIAX,
French Steam Dye House,
unarI 49, - s~~--@ &c.
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FLOUR, #REAT AND SEEDS

M HEAT, CORN, OATS, RYE,
w Barley, Flour and seed Dealers, Country MiI:
lers and others in want Of grain Of GEy kind will
consult their own interests by ordering rect from
US. We keep constantly in stock of ell kinds OF
grain and sell ct market rates. Cars loaded directly
from our Union Elevator on Msrwin street.
THATOhER, GAhDEER. BURT co.
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Al9GELLAHElUs,

lust ARRIVED-A SPLENDID
81 lot Of Ice Pitoners Trays, Goblets, 6o. at
COWLES 4 10. s,
mav0s Weddell House.
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aOmhk 3 oIAE.

REVIEW OF CLEVELAND MARKET.
For the Week ending Saturday, June
hOREEE9 LEADER OFFICE
SATU lpsT EVENING, June T. l554s y
ReeeIpts-Ihe total receipts Of grain by rail for
the week ending with to-day have been as follows:
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE-An adjourned
sale, to commence on Monday, June 9th, at
10 o'clock, N, st the shop of Jas. Proud
foot. on Kinsman street.
White Lead, COloring Materials, Brushes,
Vsrnish, &C., will bs sold. A good chance
for painters to buy. A credit Of six months
will be given on all sums over $40.
L. PRENrISS,
June4:I54. Administrator.
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T ARD-LARD.-OHoIoE KEITH
rendered lard, ia quantities 10 suit puroh a.ersi
n Tiunesl 9EO ID BEOk'5.
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Vocal VS.. LooAL.-The prOsiness Of the
editorial sanctum has been somewhat inter
ruptsd of late by the dulest tones of sweet
voices in the adjacent apartments. Whether
it proceeds from
" A mermaid fair,
Singing alone"
or is the voice Of mortal, we know not, but
we can testify to its inspiring effect on our
dormant sensibilities. II the several print
ing establishments arc equally favored, we
would suggest that a public concert be
given soon in one of the halls in tho city for
the benefit of the locals.
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FoR sALE.-1,OOO bushels Peach Blow
and other potatoes. Apply to J. TurIey,
Nos ZOE, I'll, 2IS, River stroot, Cleveland.
june6-I54
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BAN SHAHPLEI's MMsTRELs. - Sam
shsrpley and troupe are now in town and
stopping at the American. They give an en-
tertainmsnt this evening at Brainard's Hall
the first of Eve nights season. This
troupe are unrivallsd in the line of minstreIsy
and always welcome to lovers of fun and
music. It is one of tho largest trOupes of
MinstreIs in the country and contains some
Of the best talent, both in regard to negro
dslinsatisn and musical excellence. Tho
vocal quartstte is one of superior quality.
Sam Sharpley in his side splitting banjo
ecosnt1icities," and Cool Burgess in his no.
tOriOus "burlssque shakspsarsan delinia-
tions," have become fsaOus. Let all who
desire COED laugh and love good music be
| m hand to-nicht
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DAMNED PEACHES "A NIeE
article, at GEO. D. BEok'S.
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MEDIGAL.
> 1864. "a
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To the Citizens Of CleVeInnd, o., and Vicinity
The undersigned would respectfully ask hftsntior
10 the preparations known As
tHUNNRWELISS
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all Throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNREwRLL's ToLU ARoDINB,
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
ache, Loss OF foleep and general Nervous Remedy.
Also for the pains IN Monthly Msnsruatiol,
Perfect belief.
HUNNEREbL'S EOhICTIO PILLS,
The most perfect form Of Calharic ever given to Ii
public, which never require more than two and sci.
dom but one for dose, act without gripping, and
cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BIlIiousuess, Liver Com
1 slaints, Piles. worms, and all arrangements OF
the stomach and Bowels.
The above prsuarations Of such unbouDded rspu.
are used by great numbers OF Physicians, aRd prca
within reach OF all worthy the attention OF inTa
lids, who will ind them strict conformity 70 ma
ture in medicine.
without resOrting to tho common method Of col
umns o. Advertising, 1 would ask confidence 70 test
th.m, which vii be sacred.
JOHN i. HuHNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mas.
For sale by wholesale and re TAIL dealers.
he greatest freedom OF Torres pondence Selected.
Sold In cleveland By Geo. W CLARK, ) rong 3 Arm
strong, Beu Brjhers, Churchill a Brothers, A. W.
Bock, V. W. Ssckridar, Il. U. Gaylord
m nr3l- -hZinthsat&Wy.
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NHOICE HYsON, BLACK AND
L J japan Teas at GEO. d. BEOk'e,
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RAILRoaD BUILDINGS.

s-oIuubus aud Cincinnati RRiI-
Z 20 4 RniidInEs.-p freight House, vi HRehlne
s6on-.-Uii Rnom--- & ouud n HOuBe---Car
shop and Repair Shop
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TEMPERANCE HALL.-Ths Sons Of Tenn
psrance have been fitting up new hall in
Burgess BIock-formerly!Smith and Pannsls
Block. The dimensions of the Hall are 4S
by AZ feet, making quite large hall. 1t is
now nearly complete. The hall will be opened
on of the l6.h this month, and the grand
convention of the National Division of Sons
Of Temperance will convene then. The juris-
diction of this Division comprises the whole
Of North America. Delegates from all the
Northern States and the British Provinces,
will be in attendance st this convention.
Among the prominent speakers expected are
Hon. S. L. TilIy, Provincial Secretary of
New Brunswick; Hon. Hiram Price, of
Iowa Hon. Neal Dow, Gen. s. F. Cary and
others. The Sons of Temperance are max
ing great preparation for this convention,
and it ia expected to be 4 mammoth affair.
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TRATKLLER,s REGISTER.
MORNINGLEADER.

noNOAT mOREINe. JUNE 6. 1854.
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E. B. HALE, Banker,
LOCAL NOTICES.

Revenue Stamps for Sale.
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In rebearsaI, the foIswing plays of Miss Heron's:
The Belle of the Sssson, East Lyano, Aurora Elo. d.
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0S0 0REWARD-SrRAYsD Or Sro-
,hsN L., frorn the st.b-e OF ths undslsisned en
Ha,,day night, the sOth of Msg, q, dsrk bay mi e.
black riane md tall a7o1t % han.s hl9h, a1I
i5 - any r-on who III rsturn or give "a o. m 4
CT Of lie EhpresbnHts Il said msre. or 1iy 92iltls
10 10 ens 49, fJHRISTsFHEz ORHlAH:
- A-.1--,ss fst No II whitman st Ncsi size
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RTT0KaEYg At Law.

DALMER d DENNIS, ATT0REEYs
VeiS. p,ryrV. Tao.zs.z75I E.E. DsxHTE.
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nv abvERrlsENENTs.

'uTANIED.-AEY QUANTITY OF
w Yellow June Batter, IN hrk rs. tubs or p=iis-
atznsssIs. at75 aeTSin street W. METaEIGH.
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WILLLAMS0N & RlDDLE, AsI
wv HORNETS An Law. Csses X .lts EsTeS
Finr-kst., Cleveland, Chic,
vTLFraBa0z- ffau1it
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From the --latest Georgia Papers.

BALTIMORE, November 2j.-The following ex-
tracts are taken from file Of late Georgia papers
received at the american office -
The Augusta chronicle, Of the l9th publishes
an appeal to Georgians by Senator Hill, as fol-
lows -
RICHMOND, November ls.-To the People Of
Georgia You have now the best opportunity
ever yet presented TO destroy the enemy. Put
everything at the disposal of our Generals. Re
move all provisions from the path Of the invader
and put all distractions in his path. Every cih-
zen with his gun, and every negro with his spade
and axe, can do the work Of good soldier. You
can destroy the enemy by retarding HIS march.
GeorgiAns, be firm act promptly, and fear not
(Signed) B. II. HILL.
! most cordially approve the above.
JANIS A. sEDDOS, Secretary Of War.
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THE CASE OF MRS. SARAH IrUTCHrSs

BALTIMORE, November 2j.-The case Of Mrs.
Sarah Hutchins, who has been convicted by the
Military Commission Of sending arms to Harry
Gilmor and sentenced TO five years imprison-
ment, attracts much attention here, and strong
efforts are being made 10 procure mitigation Of
her punishment.
Many of the most earnest portion OF the loyal
citizens Of Baltimore earnestly protest against
any such leniency, considering that the social
position Of the lacy should not shield her from
the fun measure of the responsibility, and that
her ofense in extending aid and encouragement
! to such public enemy, freebooter, and highway
man as Gilmor was an act not only against the
nation, but against the State of Marylandj nigh
| crime, meritng the most rigorous punishment,
such as will deter many others other sex in this
! city and State from like ohenses,
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Other Rebel successes in East Tennessee.

from ne BrlHoi (TeHnessee) Register.
Forty-eight prisoners, captured by Major Toole
at MorristOwn on Tuesday last, November 10,
arrived here last night In charge of Adjutant
Triplett, of the 62d Tennessee Regiment
Our loss In the affair of Friday was one killed
and two wounded. The train Of cars captured
by Major Toole was loaded with cotton and army
supplies. The train and engine were destroyed.
Eleven bushwhackers captured az Stony creek,
Scott county, Va, were brought in yesterday
evening and turned over 70 Lieutenant-C Colonel
Terry, the eommandant OF this post, by whom
they were consigned 10 Fort WalthalL
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. November 5.-stocks are lower
s5j illinois Central 1917; MIcGlyan Southern, 70;
Hudson River, lls' Missouri %, CQ4 Erie, s1ii one
iO5 Coupon 6s III. Gold was quoted to day At III aud
since fallen 10 2l5il.
BALTIMORE November 25.-FlOur is quiet;
sales Of Howard street super at Sll6Il2B. Wheat dull
Corn scarce and the martet hm at $3.50 for the
crop. WHISKY arm At SlT9gl79H
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WAsIuNGroN, November 2j.-Charles VIII
lams, q colOred United States soldier, was exc
cuted by hanging in the yard of the Old Capitol
Prison to-day, for killing co.ored woman near
Camp Casey o short time ago.
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From New Orleans.

NEW York, November 25.-The steamer Sierra
Nerada has arrived with New Orleans dates Of
the I0th. She was detained at Fort Philip to take
dispatches received by telegraph from General
Candy. Our files contain no news.
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Arrival of Released Prisoners from
Georgia.

BALTIMORE, November 25.-Seyeral steamers
have arrived at Annapolis with released prisoners
from Savannah.