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Insolvents Notice,

Henry NJ ,Kinais. ORDERED. this 22nd
70. ) day OF february,
M. creditots. 1884. that Henry
MeKinzis q yes notice to hit creditors and
endorers sureties. that the 2nd Monday Of
Octoher next is fixed for the said Henry Nc
Kinxie to appear in the Circuit Court for Al
Ieaany county to ansv er such ntsrrogatories
a. his creditors. endorsers and surstiss may
propose or allege against him; ard that a
copy Of this order he published in some
newspaper printed In the city Of Cumberland
once week { r three successive month prior
to the And Monday q October next a. such
notice. i a4lo 4
Ee Teeth. RD6LEY,
.Fet, -, lesA--5n. Cert.
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Estate of Thomas Beall.

This is to give notice that the subscri-
Der has obtained front the Orphans Court Of
Allegany county, Maryland, letters testament
tary with the will annexed on the personal e.
tate Of fT+
THOMAS BEALL.
late of Allegany county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased, arc
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the 18th day OF sep
TENDER next; they may otherwise by law DO
excluded from all benefit Of said estate:
Given under my hand this 10th day Of March,
1864. ,fef.-tr.
HENRY B. SHAFFER, Executor,
80 with the will annexed.
March 10, '64.-5t
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EDINBURo MAGAZINE tTory)
TERMS.
POSTAGE.

The postage to all part" Of the Unte''
States is now Fyiy-siS Cents a yea. fir tn,
Whole FIRE Publications. viz twenty -four
cents year for Blackwoad and only E,gh,
CENTS a year for Reriew' Postage is pay
able ut the Office where the numbers are re
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InsOlvcnts Notice.

luSuitCuts INOtECG.
Anthony NOlS OhDs VI Ell, t 1ss, 18TH Is,
His Creditors. Anthony Roly
give notice to his creditors, endorsers or sureties
that the End Monday of April next, is fixed
for tho said Anthony Roly to appear
In the Circuit Court Allcgany county. to an
swer such interrosatories as his creditors. en-.
dorsers and sureties may propose or nllege
against him, and th,t n copy Of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in the
city of Cumberland. once week for three sue
sessve months prior to the said 2nd Monday
Of April next, US such notice.
Test--H. RESLEY,
Dec. "a, lS63-3mA Clerk.
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New Schedule for Passenger TRANS

On AND AFTER Nov. 22D, 1868
TWO THROUGH TRAINS.
Mail Train Leaves Baltimore at 800 q. m.
Cumberland at 6.;Op. ,n
Arrives Mt Wheeling 600 a.. m.
DAILY except sundays
Exprsss Trnin Leaves Baltimore at $50 p. m.
i" " Cumberland at 700 a. IN
Arrives at Wheeling 600 p. In.
.e DAILY
Mall Train Leaves Wheeling 1918 y. m.
" Cumberland 900 a. ~
Arrives Mt Baltimore 600 D. H.
DAILY except Sundays.)
Express Train Leaves Wheeling lI.00 a. IN.
" Cumberland 1905 p. IN
Arrivtsnt Baltimore 700 a. IN
(Daily.)
Through Tickets for NIL the principal cities
North and West ofthe Ohio River, may be pro-
cured at this Office.
l.. c. BGHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, Nov. 20, 1868.
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JnO. j. Barnard & Co.,
No.1ii b 6 .r,,s, G,orystoxn D. C.
DEALERS IN
Agricultural I'm PIGMENTS. Seeds.
Fertilizers md Hard W:,re

DEALERS IN
Implements. Seeds.
Fertilizers and Hardware,
Most respectfully invite The attention OF the
citizens OF Cumberland 10 their stock. and So
lict II share OF their patronage, All goods
deliv' red on hoard OF canal boat free of ex-
pense, aud NJ lower prices than Baltimore.
Their stock of Implements cor ,ains. in Imrt,
Hy Cutters, .S,mdrs. Rnkes. Gnrn Shell
fers. cider Mills anil Pressps, thinning
jIochi"es, Reapiny .hrhines, Horse
Pomrrs, W"shers and Clconers. Cui
tiuators. p oms, .ShnUels. Pnks, J,i.
tochs. Grab Mes. Ares. Forhs. Sho-
O"t P'ors, Plo'o Castings. Ling Chai"s.
True Chains. CAnrns. Hors" Rakes.
Pnk Hiniies, Are Handiex, Piou
Handles, i'iow Beams.
Their stock of Seed contains
Timothy. Glover. Orchard Grass. Herds
Grass, Blue Grass. and full supply
of GARDEN SEEDS Of all kinds.
Their stock of Fertilizers consists of
Peruvian Guano. Mcxicuu Guan,, super
Phosphate of Lime; aud, also. of Pure
Bone Dust, of our own manufacture.
which we guarantee to be the purest article
ever sold in this market.
Hardware, as follows:
Nails, cut and wrought. Spikes, Screws. fin
ishing Nails, Strap Hinges, Butts, Saws.
Chisels, Ilatchets. Planes, Au.urs, Augur
Bits. Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives.
Spoons, Bench Screws, Hasps and Staples,
Lanterns. Oil Cans. Sand Paper, Emery
Paper. Drawing Knives, Curry Combs
Cards, Horse Brushes. Scrub Brushes, Door
Locks, Scales, Pad Locks, Chest Locks.
also, Woouen Ware, such ms
Buckets. Tubs B'wis, Broonr-. Washboards
Rattan Brooms. Wheehnrrows,
Whitrwasl, Brushes. &c.
We are also agents for the sale Of
Fairbanks Patent Platform
SCALES.
A full stock Of Scales constantly on hand
Hay and Coal Scales erected in any part Of the
country.
All we ask is n trial. We guarantee low
prices, iair dealing, and perfect sttsiac,ion.--
Orders. hy mail. promptly attended to, and
Pr,ce Lists furnished on application.
JN0. J. BARNARD Il co.
l46 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C.
Octohcr IS 1868 --6m.
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PROCLA NATION !!

10 The Citizens Of Cumberland
and Vicinity.
DE it known, that Christmas is fast
ID approsching,-lhe place to make your
purchases and get double your moneys WORTH
in good and useful Holiday presents is attrt-
TOMS Gift Book Store. corner OF Baltimore and
Holiday Sis.
Every person buying one dollars worth, or
more from our stock, consisting OF
All the Standard Works.
Al the late Publications..
All kinds OF Stationery.
All Styles OF Bibies.
All the Hymn Books In uss.
All the Prayer Books &c. &C.,
shall receive some one OF the following gifts,
all Of which are useful and valuables.
RETAIL PRICES.
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COLLECTIONS
Claims Against the Unite States

Claims Against the Unite States.
CHARLES Is. THRUSTON, Attorney
~ at Law, Cumberland Nd, having secured
the cooperation, in Washington City, of
responsible and very successful
Agency for the Prosecution
and Collectie n of Claims
upon the Departments of the Government, and
being provided with the Acts of Congress ara
latest necessary forms, will undertake to colc>
all lawful claims against the United States, for
Horses and othtr property lost or destroyed
while in the service ofthc United States Cloth
ing, H.; Subsistence; Transportation; Expcnses
incurred in Organizing, SuEsisting and Trans
porting TIools r.or 10 muster into the service;
Soldiers and Transfers Pay, Bounties, Pen
sions; Balances due TO deceased Soldiers ard
Bounty Land.
.szs- Office on Baltimore Street, near GA Ras
Road Depot. -6G
Feb. l3-6D
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. l.. NOTWITHSTANDING.
D EN- list.

DESPECTFULLYinforms the citizen Of Cur :
" bcrlaud and the public generally, that he
.as removed his office to his residence, ON the
nrner of Baltimore and Liberty Streets, over
read 4 Brothers Store. and immediately or
,site ''ampbcll's Drug Store, wnere he is pre-
AIRED 10 attend to thu practice Of DEN1ISTRl
all its departments.
Feb. 7, ls6I-y.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

Consumptive sufferers will receive valua-
prescription for the cure Of Consumption Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung affec-
tons, (frso of charge, by sending their address
Rev. Z. A. WILSON.
.zT-ITk1 e Williamsburgh,
.Yi4gse ia. .H4 &c IKssV c., NV Yskk.
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MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS

T1HH"HO II M II O1BS1IHN y ms1HS
Being Hunting or Open Face or Lady's or
Gentleman's Watch Combined, with Pat
ent Self Winding Improvement, must
Pleasing Novelty.
.ONE OF THE PRETTIEST MOST CON-
~ vcnient and decidedly the hest and
cheapest time-piece for gentrsl and reliable
use ever offered. 1T has within it and cor
nected with its machinery, its own wind,
attachment. rendering a key entirely unue-
cessary. The cases of this Watch are COM
posed of two metals, the outer one being
fine 1G carat gold. Ii has the improved
ruby sction lever movement, and is warran-
ted an accurate time piece. Price, superbly
engraved. per case Of half dozen, $204-
Sample Watches, in neat morocco boxes.
1886.
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HEIMSTREE'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative

TITS NOT DYE,
But rcstores gray hair to its original color, b.,
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sur
tennnce impaired by age or disease. All IL
sta"taneous dyes are composed Of lunar cansti.
destroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair
and afford Of themselves no dressing, Heinz
streets Inimitnble CHEERING not only res ores
hair to its natural color by On easy process,
but gives the hnir n
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Volunteers and Consc,infsl

To soldiers or any others wishing to in.
crease their income, there is no better way
Of doing 80 at this time, than from the sale
Of our Watches. They are tearranssd a.
neprtanied.
Particularly valuable for officers In tbs
Army and travellers.,,--Ffank Leslis's IA.
~.
'Pettiest, bert and cheapeet timepisces
ever cfiered.'--N p Illustrated News, jan
uoyy 10.
Very pretty and durable Watches for the
Army.-N T. Army d Nary Journ. [Gov-
eminent 0rsap,1 Aug. 20.
One Of the Oldest and most relia bic houses
10 business. "-Louisrille Ky., Jenrn. July
FL -
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Luxuriant Beauty,

eradicates dandruf, and imparts health and
pleasnntness to the head. 1t has stnud the
test Of time, being the original II ,ir Coloring,
and is constantly increasing in favor. Used
by both gentlemen and ladies'. 1t Is sold by
all respectable dealers, ar can be pro,ured by
them of the commercial agents, D. S Barnes 4
Co 292, Broadway, Now York. Two sizes, so
cents and 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
From the 15Oth.
KNAPsACK

FoRT SLooUH, May 18th 1864.
EDS. LEADER: You have doubtless been
informed that the 15Oth regiment has been
distributed by companies in different Forts
around Washington. Company H, Captain
S. Il. Baird, and Company K, Captain spaf-
ford, are at the above named fort. Captain
Baird being the Commanding Officer of the
Post. To friends of the above named com
psnies a description of the fort will be of in
terest:
Fort slocum is situated on an sminsnce
which overIooks the surrounding country for
miles around, and from which We can sse
the other forts, which are occupied by other
companies of eur regiment. The scenery
around is beautiful. Trees in blossom and rich
in foliage, flowers in profusiOn, and here and
there large mansiou-some gentleman's
country seat, or rich farmers residence pS
baps, and then again the distant fort' v;,t
the stars and stripes floating in the h,o...
the guards pacing the psrapet-i'o "a Iona Ii,..
of rife pits, sill distinctly sss-a add mncb -
the interest of the place.
Ths fort is finely cons, ,truet.d and :, m. .,
the best and largest around Wasbino,on :.
has cannon, siege guns, CoIumbiads I'd -, ~ !,
Parrots, also mortars, and thew ars an "a a.
ranged in their bearings, that it vould re-
quire an overwhelming force to
take the fort and then the
loss must Of necessity be fearful. No attaok
Is apprehended, yet We are on hand for anv
thing that may turn up. "Barkis is willing .
Major Palmer is stationed at this fort. and
mas command of the left wing Of the regi-
ment, comprising Forts Slemmer, Tottsn-
Stevens and Fort Slocum. The Major Is
very popular here, and, in point of fact, is a
capital fellow, and am happy to state that
his horse has been broken Of his "bad hab-
its" and now acts as a good horse should.
captain s. ID. Baird is a man every inch of
him, and justly merits the esteem of his
men; his Lisutenants, Frank Dutton and E.
Dsnnison are men that know their business.
and hner fellows never lived.
The officers Of Co. K, Capt. Stafford. LIEN
tenants Turner and Finney, are good officers.
and, as far as have seen, perform their du-
ties in the best possible manner. Company
K is mostly from 0berlin.
The health Of the boys is good-no one in
the hospital, which, by the way, is we'll ar
ranged-ciesn, neat and comfortable-and
friends at h me can rely upon the boys being
properly and we'll cared for should they get
into the hospital.
ought to have added before that Marcus
BrOekWay, one of the best drummers in the
State, is the Drum Major of the regiment,
and is stationed with us.
Friends writing to either Of our companies
will address to the person x, Fort Slocum,
Washington, Co. q Tor X both regiment,
o. N. G. We shall get our mail daily, and
send of daily mail. Letters from home are
always acceptable. BETA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
NEW YORK RIARKET--AIny 10.
TBY TELEGRAPH. D

By TELEGRAPH
plour-st- ts and Western sal0c higher sales at
Al T 90 for extra state s7.5a7 70 ior extra r59nd
boop Ohio: 81 75as 40 'Or trade brands the market
Vgheaf-Ia2c higher, With fair export demand:
a.ieI ~ 81 E3sI s. for hfcagO spring elhOal 81
f Zee club; sl6ssl,72 for winter red west
an Incuded in sales are ll5O1O bushel5 chicago
-i,y and Milwaukee club 10 arriye AZ 81 58ai 81.
'Ses.TH--Very firm, witt only limited supply. Old
MIXED Western in store 10 .
flofa-In moderate demand Al osaso0 iof " e7boEh-
sSTST-DniI Musooyado Is1lc;. Havana Ike.
1iSiasseH-Qu ct and Unchanged.
VVOoi- Quiet and hrm, =, -. =. l.
PerroIeum-Firm. Refined IN hond Oei 90 10
pbfi.Ifsphia At full prices. Crude qu ted az 5371c
Pork-Decfdedly firmer, but e.Osestheayy 81 ez5.ts
ass n cro cd me 3; S27, ,O0a23Oa for new 90, cosne
S,1v Al sbout e2I IS e. O0a2i Is for old snd new
rrima R27 Olaz7 25 for prime mess
Cyut NleaIs-Quiet and heavy. sales OF 10 PaoA'
Agss at 1L4allAc.
IRrd-Eumer and in good demand az is7asia'eSi
she latter an extreme for very choice go. H.,
BurIer-Firm and in fair demand at SoeSoo ioi
Ohio ma sass for state
Chesss-s tssdy at I7slsc for common to prime
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

SFERED.--.-.------Hay 70.
Stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Proc Mohawk, lang ey, BuiEaiO.
PROG susquehauna, Blown. SanduskY.
Prop anisteo, Blac kman, Dunkfrk.
Prog Wenooa. Collins Ruiaio
Prep rOtmac Gebhard, Buffalo.
Prop svergreen uity .RarsOg 3 Green Bay
Prop Equator, diude- Bud 10.
Pron OwegO. bry aft Buffalo
Prop Tfoga, Wafsrbgiy. ilunkirk. -fa s
Prop Meteor, Ryder, Ontonagon. ra
Bchr merica, uauser, Detroit, 90 NJ feet lumbar
5chr Quickstep Bose. Saginaw. $50 % ieaf l. mbsr
schr UuiOa. Barrow Bur Eel 1871 bush peas
ScoW X Kane Cummings, Kely's Island
&C 'w 5 Grant. VeFiil, Marble riea > lrr-f-
ScOw outler Girl, COster, Kelly's Island
scow Mona, Brown, kely's Island.
O"EA 3 iED......-....-......M May -.
Slmr City o. Cleveland. Mickey. Detroit.
Proc Mohawk. langley, hicagO.
Prop Su'quehsnna brown u 40.
Prop Canister, Dlsckmau, Toledo.
Prop WenOna, COliiCs, ChicayO
Prop Potomac, Gebhar1. chicago
Prop Evergreen Oiiy, Parsons, DufalO.
Prop Equator, iiinde, Toledo.
Prop Owego, Bryant, Saadusxy.
Pr. Atlantic. Pratt, BudalO, l4sI bbls -four
Brig sultan, Webster, Buffalo.
Schr Quickstep Bose, easinaR.
tchr Dream. Mitchell. Detroit.
Schr Mcuona d, Hudson, BurWelt
Sohr Arrow, tennett, BuaalO, 800 tons coal
-chr Seabird, Tucker, Detroit.
ScoE Gr-nt. ATsriil, Point an Pelee.
sooW sutier Girl loster, Marble Head.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

Yesterday the Union Convention for the
counties of TrumbuI, Portage, AshtAbula
and Gesuga, met at Warren. Judge Nc
Lain, of Warren, being in the chair, Mr..
Henry Hubbard, was elected permanent
chairman. Mr.. 8. c. Ford, of Gesuga, NJ.
Edwards, of Mshoning, A. W. Porter, of
TrumbulI, Sidney Kelsey, of AshtabuIa, and
Alfred Baldwin, of Portage, were elected
Secretaries. Captain W. B. Chspmsn, c. R.
Hunt, R. N. MOntgO merry, S. NJ. Blake and
h. R. Smith were appointed Committee on
Credentials.
On motion the delegates from each county
were authorised to cast the entire vote Of the
county.
The names presented SIS candidates for the
Baltimore Convention were those of B. F.
Wade, Frederick Kinsman, Hon. E. Newton,
and Judge Milton Canfsld. After several
ballots Mr.. Kinsman, of Warren, and Judge
Canfsld, of Ohardon, were chosen delegates
to the Baltimore Convention. Judge New
ton, of MahOning, and Abnsr Kellogg, of
Ashtabula, we're elected alternates.
The cnovention was Overwhelmingly in fa-
vor Of the re-nomination Of Abrsham Lincoln.
Nothing would do for the radical Union
men of the 19th District but Abraham Lin
coin. There was not the slight indication Of
different choice.
The two delegates selected are men Of
high standing and character Judge Kins-
man is a man of sterling patriotism and
great integrity. judge eanhoId, of ohsrdOn,
is gentleman Of hne legal ability and Of
radical faith in the cause Of, Union and
Liberty. In both of these delegates the 18th
will be strongly represented.
At the conclusion of the Convention the
following resolution was presented by Judge
Brown Of Warren and adopted unanimously;
Resolved, That we have the utmost conf
dence in the ability, integrity and patriotism
of our honored Chief Magistrate, Abraham
Lincoln, and that his constant and earnest
efforts to put down this csuseless rebellion
and to restore peace and happiness in our
once united Republic should command the
appreciation of every true friend of the
Union, and as an earnest of our confidence
in him we hereby instruct our delegates, this
day elected to the Baltimore Convention, to
use every honorable means to secure the re-
nomination of said Abraham Lincoln to the
Presidency, voting for him so long as lie
shall be candidate before said Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

The almost entire abence Of receipts continues to
| be q noticeable feature Of the market, only tao
thousand bushels grain having arrived within the
past twenty four hours The general market to-day
has ruled very quiet but under the influence Of light
receipts and the stes9y advances East, holders Of
Flour and Wheat very rm, and salss Of the lat
ter to-day were made at advance Of &c upon yes
tsrdsy's quotations. holders at the close ssking q
! further advance The demsld for Flour continues
very light, there being inquiry for shipment.-
Corn Is firm st the advance established yesterday,
but quiet. Othtr grain are in very light demand,
but unchansed Provisions oontinu3 fairly active,
| and the market rules steady. Highwines have been
without movement to-day, and holders were mcder-
ately firm at our quotations Other articles quoted
| remain unchanged, with very little doing.
Sales and quotations to- day were as follows:
EIOnr-Dul. but firm. Sales of go bbls double
extra red at t7,75.
Wgheat-Dail, bat firm and 20 higher. Sales OF
\ S,7OO bushels free on board AtSI IS.
Oorn-Firm, but quiet, at 81, 20 for sheed free on
| board.
Oars-ouiet and firm at 7so on track and SOC frtm
store.
Rye-Dun at $40 from store.
BarIoy-NOminAlly sl,2seIs5 for good to prime
on track.
Pork-In moderate demand at 1880 for City
packed mess and sz7,OO for No. mess.
Lard-Firm at I4c Tor city render, 4 in tiercss,-
Sales Of 500 rs at the quotation
Smoked meats-ln gryr., demand at the follow
ing quotations; eanvsssP hams Isc sugar-cured do,
uneanyassed, lso pla' do l7o; shoulders IsO clear
Daoon I'0' uiled D e I5o Sales Of 1000 rs sugar.
cured unoanVasse' hams and 500 hs clear bacon st
$500. 0i''
outer In good request at 2s@2sc for good
s-In good demand and steady. Sales Dbl
ieans-Nice white beans selling at $40 Per
bu shells.
! Chssss-New In moderate demand at lO9l214c,
according to quality. Receipts better.
HIEhvviues-Ths marzs was without moasnent
to-day Holders are asking 81 u, but we hearOf No
offers.
AIoohol-NominAlIy unchanged. Held at ss,42a
244 Tor IS psr cent Neutral rrOOf Spirits 81 z7Al ss
sesds-Dull st ss.l2es,35 for Timothy, and s7,z'
for Glover.
saIt-ln good demand and firm: Fine s7.25, oOarie
and ground solar $3.50.
Dried Apples-Firmer and in good demand 81
IOSc, with sales at this figure
J Dried Psaches-The demand Is fair, but the
limited supply, s7G92so for peeled and lsl9o for
unpeeled,
Potatoes-In good demand and steady. Neshan-
nockB very scarce and neid AZ ei,z7G rhine Eeaeh'
blows q, ,lOaI,l2S<; common s599 c.
peachblows on track at si,lO.
; PeGroIenm-Quiet st sSasso for refined.
TnIlOw-selling at l03so-
Ptastsr-In iair demand slU per ton ior land
$50 per barrel for Dentist and ss,25 per bar
rel Tor common ealcined-
Fisb-In light demand but firm at the follow
ing quotations: white Fish. hah barrels, $3.50
Pickerel half barrels, $3.50; Trout, half barrels
80; Hercrng $3.50 per half barrel.
Mill Fssd-In good request And firm at sZ5s0oE
300 Oats and corn ground together s42,OapzS,OO a
the mills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
UHTCAGO nIARKET--mAY 1S


special to the Cleveland bEADAA-i
RIour-BalOc higher. Sales OF spring extras 81
IS 5625Sa7.25. 80. =, ,-tk.t so g.. Nc
Wheat-la2c higher. Sales ~ Si'z1Ai'1s ior NJ
l. and 81, % for No .. -, =.
fyorn-ifpeued high 7, but closed Qulet Sate1 ~
a. iS,Lst "A il6or SoI and 81. .09aI.I0 or No 2
0aIs-Duli and lc lower safes a. es7aaoS7se i0i
RI.-ss4c higher. sales No Atsl4o
ProIfsEons-s-e ess Pork arm at ez7oo Dry salt
ed hams Ii5<c packed. Prime Leaf bsrd l3c-
WhIaEV-5fc higher Sales at Fl,lealslS-
Rrefgbfs-sc on heat 70 buiia o. =.
ReceiDrH-3T03 bbls hours 81 0e0 busnes neal
n 10 hrsi1-is q m 4, 60 bushels oats .
S6fDments-6 COS bbis -four, $500 bush Eneat'
IS 600 buIh corn, E2zI 90 buah oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
CITY news
san NFWs FROMDALTON,
Captain. PhiIpOt and Hutchinson KnIe'

Captains PhiIpot and Hutchinson Killed
The following telegram was last evening
received BY Judge Bishop
DALTON, May 10.
Judge Bishop:
Captains PbiIpOt and Hutchinson we're
killed in action May l4th.
G.H. HUBBARD.
Captains PhiIpOt and Hutchinson were
we'll known and highly respected in this
community, and the news of their loss will
cause a widespread feeling of sorrow among
us.
Captain PhiIpot was born in Madison
county, New York, (where his parents are
now living, and removed to this city seven
teen years ago He entered the Office of An
drews, Foot and Hoyt, and studied law. he
subsequently practieed law, was elected
Justice of the Peace twice, and Police Judge
once. Two years ago, when the 1OSd regi-
msnt was formed, he raised company, and
received his commission as Captain. BE was
an ardent patriot, and proved his devotion to
the cause of the Union, by offering his life on
the altar of his country.
Captain Hutchinson was born in Ithios,
New York. He moved to this city in 1859
and entered the cOunting-rOOm of the LEADEB
as q clerk. In 1850 he entered the lsw-ofice
Of Williamson and Riddle az a student,
where be remained until the rebellion broke
out, when he volunteered in the three
months service, and went with the Cleveland
Grays to Washington. When the 1O3d regi-
ment was formed, he was appointed Captain.
Captain Hutchinson was young man Of
6ne abilities, of indomitable perseverance,
and of incorruptible integrity. He leaves
widowed mother and two sisters to mourn
his loss. Their affection will be great when
they hear of his death, but they will have
the blessed consolation of knowing that he
was prepared to die, and that be died for his
country.