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10 hInryIand Prisoners.

The yBaitimore Sun gives the following
particulars Of the removal from Fort
MeHenry, to Fort Hamilton in Mem York,
Of the Marylanders arrested by the Federal
authorities for political Ofensss:
Hshortly bsfsre six o'clock ihe steamer
received on hoard two hundred Of the NeW
York Twentieth Regiment, and reached
Fort McHenry afterla few minutes run
About one hundred Of The troops we're then
detailed and marched up into the fort II
then appeared that Marshal Kane vas not
amonast those q be sent of. Il had been
determined 70 retain at Fort MeHenry sll
those whom the late Grand Jury OF the
United States District Court had indicted,
and only tkose were to be sent against
whom no specific charges hsd been alleged,
and Who hsd not been indicted. The SIC
Of soid Il ifemaiued n The fort but . few
minutes, when they appeared outside the
fortifeati0a il two squads, and marched
diSestlF 6 tke wharf Each squad vas
formed into hollow square, Whioh were
occupied By the prisoners --7T 7--7l
HThey were mhrched without delay On
board the ship, but nearly one hour elapsed
before she 1eft the wharf, during which IN
terval there vas little or no oommuRiea.
ton batBssns ths steamor and the fort.---
The parties Who have been indicted, Il i
said. will bs detained here until the sitting
Of lie CIrSdit Court IN November, NheI
they uin Be called for trial. The c6jsc
forremoYing these against whom no ehsrge
have bss1 Prsferrsa VS. not made known.
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FROM -PALTTnIORR.

Il H07l y DALfIAoREl Aug. 3. /"
The steamer which brought up General
Butler this morning, who is en- route for
Washington, passed one Of the steamers OF
Lieut.. Orosbys expedition Lieut.. C. re.
ported he had barnt two vessels, and that
he had captured third, and that his ex-
pediti0n was oil safe. -ioas a519 E
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Tbe 1IIIitary Features Of sraro Fairs.


The Military Features Of STATE Fairs.
A wiser move, says The Chicsgo Tribune,
could not veil have been made BY the man.
agsrs Of the State Agricultural Society than
The Incorporation Of the military feature,
thus inviting, on the occasion Of the Fair
in this city in September, general attend-'
snce and interest Of the very large share
Of cur Northern communities, just noE AL
alivsts tEs demands Of the War, ana with
invention stimulatsd to 3 remafkable de-
gres in shs pr0duciioa ofnoE engines and
Implements Of var. Concerning an ezhi-
bitIOn Of dis class, an eastern ezohsnge
well says: aar8g Gg0JQHa
a0ur countrymen at1arge should be
encouraged by the government 70 direst
their attention forthwith to the improve
nent Of all sorts Of iBstrumentalities. The
records Of the Patent Office show thst lhe
inventive faculty Of the country is in the
Northern States. Let our Yankees 60 to
work, and We doubt not that they viii soon
be able to turr out some unheard Of and
undreamed Of Implement or missile which
win SWEEP our enemies from the face Of
the earth. Take our word for it, these ger
muses. viii yet produce some patent seces-
sion ErcavatoF, SEINE Traiter Annihilator
some Rebel Thrhsher, some Confederate
State Milling AiachiBe. which viii grind
through, shell out, OF slice up this war, as
If it we're q. bushel Of wheat, or. an ear Of
corn, OF big apple."
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FAMINE AMONG TIE INDIANS. "A Cana.
dian paper says that the Indians living
near the Moisis have sent petition to the
Government, which is eouehed in very
eharacieristic language, and sets forth
that the whole tribe is in great distress
frota want Of food and other necessaries Of
life. From other sdyiess we gather that
the famine is truly extreme, and that the
Indians have besn reduced even 10 eanni-
balism. Supplies Of -four, pork, Sc, as
well as guhPOwdsr and shot, are to be sent
down to them from Quebec, 70 the value Of
about 500, which viii relieve their distress
for the present
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MaaMfaetMrefe.
DAYKIN.s MATER DE- WEB

rARE&pI or AL OTHERsJo
Eas most s.@pk GRss6soieiss maehirss nor N u,s
fes elsgatisE ssasss from rsoslSs Of G1y depth.
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FROM roRr nIoNRnh.

sl 9 FoRT MoSRoE, Aug. 3. i
An educated German, a private belong
ing to the Tenth Regiment of New York
was arrested yesterday for correspondence.
with the enemy. A letter to Gen Lee Was
found on his person. ~. ,-,I. srss.f
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ARRrvAl o. AREs.-The Borusstes e.
rived last evening, btought seventy Eve
cases Of arms, 8 part 0f which are Eaheld
rides purchased abroad by Gen. Fremont.
The CitY Of Baltimore, which came in yes
terdsy- bgode I've hupdssd and SIX cases
Of arms. mostly consigned q dealers In the
city. Every steamer bring considerable
ousul,f7 al arns. most 81 which are I'M
5orted 4 flE sac orders. They are GEN
erally1the En6eld rife, q Tiaed mualzs.,
With afeN srms of Prnssian end Belgian
marufactuFe.-.N. 7. Posf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

KEDzIEs WATER FILTERS.
An sisss st Alanufhcturers' pricas. ,..,.,r
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NV R99EE BATfERr.=-Dr. Requa and
A. 9. faoE. of Rochester, have invented q
rife t1tesrf, 70 consist of . row Of rine
barr6 8 nlcuntsd On. q qua carriage From.
Z f-EFe blTr6tlsd 5aftery it e este
mated tvo handred and afiy balls can be
fred. 81. s sslnnts. Il car Sc handled- By
four tssu. win uoig between nihe sld ten
hundred pounds, snd, ii case cf espturs,
ear - nsas useless 20 The enemy. la .ll.'iiI
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NATIONAL ROUTEl
: OHIO RAILRoAI
IaIPRoYEp sOHEpVLal

By roceu. nportant changes this Road Is now abls
to frnsh unusual facilities for
Hast, south. West, Northwest and Southwest
FULL CONNECTIONS with al through trains
to Philadelphia and New York, IN the East-Eith tie
Soufh by is Washington Branch Road-by CleYe-
land and Pittaburgh, Central Ohio and Maretta and
Cincinnati trafnss with the AortREe8ti west sd
Thro1gh Tickets 70 Baltimcre. PhilafsIDhia. New
York OF Boston give the priyiegs Of lying over e
tonal give ths prigags Of visiting Waahingfo1 CITY
sn route.
This Is the ONLY route that can furnish Through
uckets or Baggage OEeckB 70 Washington City.
ea3-Eore as Low a. By any ether Route.
Nog-Slssping Cars on Gil Night Iraing.
J. II. SULLIVAN
1855 GeHeral Western Agent.
y tsr a fTra1s5of tat'n. General TicSst 1Sslt
sI2E15
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Shelby. sspdSv- : sfsrss = - ~ = i y :
Aa1.sld, NJ. Vernon, 6lsWa-f Tsre-1iiif a
crsstline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 3 Chi,.4o Ran.
4rls-el igt . ore9t Upper bandulk7, Dolpho7.
Lima, Eo-t Neyne, Laports, Cfieago. - =
VA VS., ano East for Mansfield, wooster ~.
Gallon a1d Beleiontaine Railroad Line for AIsriou
ar- bellei1ntaine, Sidney, Union, hIuneis. n.
o4nspolst Ierre laute, YincenneI, E7sn7.
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis. -.
DelaEaret With eprlng1sld, Mt. Vernon snd pea.
burgh kailroad for springdold.
Coiu4Dusi Little Hiami 4 Columbus, sud Jr.,,,.
hailroads tor 4snia, Dayton, lndisnS7oi7-
Ierre haute5 81. Lonis, Mdrror7 TI1,1-i-I- =
and Ctnclnnati, ald with ths ono = -.
alippl Railroad at Cincinnati for 1,or;--
We. Asa25llliei lliei Ceircs st. LouiI, and ~
Soiurao1s Ssns-s- Ohio Railroad for Newark Zauss-
we wheeling, 81 Columbus, Pidus ani
tfdlena Railroad for PiQua, Urhana- - =
~ or l1cksts 70 al poi1ta and inforuafio1 Al
ply at tho Passenger Station. =
=. s. FLINT, Superintendent
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Faect. or secession in Tennessee.

FArson BrOwnlow thus sums up the results
Of secession in Tennessee:
i has destroyed business Of every kind,
reduced the price Of real estate fully one-half
and thrown almost every laboring man out
Of employment. !. any one Of the mechsn-
les Of this place has a job on hand, or one
in prospect we have not heard Of the case
=. s.5
Another Of the effects Of secession has
been to drive scores Of industrious and en-
terpfising citizens ont Of town and out Of the
State. School teachers and mechanics Of all
kinds have been insulted and threatened
With personal violence, who were Of Northern
bt-th, and given 70 understand they must
leave the State. - s.ssie
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A ScaipfVRE pEsUEcIATIoE or THE Cox
FEDERACx.- The ALLOWING curious passage
occurs in The eighth chapter Of Isaiah:
a12. Say ye not, A Confederscy, to all
them to whom this people shall say, A Con-
federaey; neither fear ye their fear, nor
be afraid.
al3. Sanetify The Lord Of Hests him
self; and let him Be your fear, ard let him
be your dread.
-
r g f6. And many among them shall stum-
bic, and fall, and be broken, and be snar-
ed, and be taken -a
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MORNING, | MORA AUGUST 5, 1861
Z 00MMERQEAL.
NKW YORK RIARKET-109- a

aaaaH oiif EllsE FsIEsnafH.I ,c1' e 3 'C 5-l'l
ikLOuR-ReceiDts la.i46 bbIS. Market &c par
Sale sdoo bsis at ss,lOass.ls ior supsrrno state
tsat5l ior extra state; t3,S5ee4l 10 for suparfine
Yosturni t4.lo9i,50 for common 20 medium extra
yesteTsi X sO@5,UO for shipping brandB extra round
CANADIaN EIOUR-Aiarksi firmer Sales 400
Dds as ssao sta ior superhne; S4,so@7, for COM
RYR EI4OUR-Afsrket atsady At s2.2sa2s5.
WhhAT- koceipts n , - bush. Market n0Fe &C.
i've Sales 1880 bush at if1y8c for norfhpesferu
clubi eeaSftO for Milwaukee, club; 81 "a ior win
ter rod westefu 81 80 for white Mchigan: SI os for
amber Iowa; 81, l,02 for Canadian club,
~ ~ AlaTxst STEADY at lh05Oc for western; lOc
@e2c Tor Norlh River, -
AHLEY-Aarket dull at 52a5sc.
tDktN- lteoaipt 3, ,723 busheiB. hlRrfot shade
1rmer. sales 900 busha at.l04l61So tor mixed
western; 46043c f1r western yellow.
l0APsuQulsse* 2s@2'6c for VsIIsrn Canada and
F0RKs-arm Sales 600 ,bbls at Sis.7salso
for mess Slo, o,62& 20. 7o.for prime.
BEEE-Market unchaneed
OgT mEATS-Mafket dull
LAhl-Market hru and Gales ct Ba95fr. .a-
~ tBDl,Ik ~. L moderate request a. 7DlO1e tos
CHKEsK-Earkst STEADY st s@7c as in quail
WHIsKY4NaskstQ quiet and steady st i7c
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BUFFAIO nIARKRT-AIIr a

ttf fhLkdEAPH.
interior demand. " - ~ ~
waukee at I3c $1,000 bush do at snc i4sO do AT s2c.
lpt0 bush Weukegan at SIC; to-day lsOOO bus Nj :
Waukee clnb on private tarms. 1rl7s
COHH-MRrket steady, good demand Sales a ..
mn bush at sl1ei i3t00 bush at sc; 1000 bush al
2 Other grains quiet. .r srs
: 0AeTs- MAFkst;fn, Sales are 1900 bush at n
,sH %HH4IIsKY-heEkstr better Sales $50 Bbls at
!, GAltAL. q IFR RELGHTs-wssk = IOo on corn,
uIAAE :, lIatPQRTs 100 bbIs -four; 5000 bus
CANAL sEXPORT'S-4s,OO0 bus What. lst Oo0
bush corn; 20 900 oats; $50 bbls four -
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: The rebel Legislature Of Yirginis re-
csltly passed en- ordinance decluring i
treason sor, any citizen Of that s;sts 70 hold
once unasrs the United States after Jnly
-a1sb in consequence Of vhioh number
d GoEssnaaenl elsrks resigned On The sOth
aaA alrt plt .sflis5lilszs s. ss1l55 81
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Erie, Buffalo, New York, Bos,
! ton, and Eastern Way, daily
Supplementary Letter Pack
| age for Buffalo, New York
| and Bosten, daily ........,...,.
Erie Buffalo, Albany, TROY.
| New York, Boston and Port
land, connecting with N. y.
/ : a Erie Agent, daily...............
supplementary Letter Pack.
age for huAalo, New York
Boston, daily. ......1.....-..l.
Pittsburgh b Way, Phiiadel :
puiaI HashingtoD, BaIti.I
more, Akron, Canton. Ma
sillon, U. 4 p. u. R. q Steu-
benyillo, Wheeling and 3. n
y. X, r., daily. y...,...,.,,........
supplementary Letter Pack
age for Pittsburgh, PhiIa.
delphias Washington and
baltimore, daily. .,,,.,,.,.....--
Toledo Ohicago & Detroit, ,d'iyl
hoFWRlh, fremont, Oasrlin 1
ana Toledo, Way-.................
Toledo Detroit, Dubuque .nd
. ChicaRo, daily ..-.............,.,...
supplementary Letter Pack-l
age Tor Toledo, Detroit, chi.
cago and MilWaukee, daily
nlyria, Sandusky and Way.
AQung8toWu, Warren sndl
Way daily.................,......
Ooiumbus, Cincinnati and
Weyt daily,......,......,......,...., /
Columbus, Oincinnafi. Naah.l
Iillss Louisville, Wheeling
New Orleans, 81, L0uiT
ghillicothe, CircleYille and
Marietta, daily. -
supplementary Letter Pscir.l
age for Columbus and Oin.l
olnhett t..................................
aiedina and Way, daily, -
hockportt Dover. ehefield
North RidgeVille and AM.
herst. Leaves TuesiaVs
Ihursdays and SaturIays-lll
BATH Brecksville and Oopiev
Leaves Tuesdays and Eatur- q
/, ,usy 1sss'ss... ...,........,.,,,.,.,,.. Z
sharon Centre, Graugsr
Hinckley and North Royai.
son. Leaves Tuesdays and
Saturdays .......................,,.... !
y HarrensVillo, daiiy................ NJ
ta r-=-5 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

y a PLEAaAET sUgeEsTION The NeT Or
Is31s Della ohers this dgsestion
sil0ur gusffillas on the tanks Of rivers
Hhd ere coed shots. Would render service
where hostile vessels infest our waters, bg
'tkktng Ain st the man ct the wheel. There
sfe not oflen many men on board q yess1i
We can eteer her, and it is good policy 10
devote "a attention Of the best shots e
The steersnsp
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jLEFELAND, COLUMBUS q
OINeINRAT1 RAILRoAn -.nll p


- -. f2lAAhA AE1AEGEIIET. lre1
oh en9 alleE 49,1day, June 10th, ISL, Passe1sS
-, Trains VII leave CieFsiand q - low.
sio A. =. y. y. B Cincinnati Elrrss1-reo1-Iru
5ereas Grafton, Wsfilnqton Enr1 lsi17,-,
ea4erni Shelby, Drestiina, Gallon f5iIeS-l >
gardlngt0n, Ashley, -DeIs5sra -
SenLsef horthington, reaching CoiuIn
~ a5 l9.oe A. ~ Cincinnati e 40 p ~.
40 p T. tos1i5s y y ~ ,;ls e d.
ena arriving 81 ColEmbul 7.so p -. s1f
80 yincinnati ct 200 A. n
40 :. h Alglf 4xPress-S Stopping az an staffoua
north q Cre5tllne, and at o1lion. rrdi4i--
son, Delaware and az az other stsfion1. u
o. !eale PassengeRg only, arriving al d.
luln cul e tl:l5P. n, and Gin 4 n n -
A ~ Chicago via Cre5flins, at 20 - ~
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An the trains going westward connect at Clgyaland
With trains ior Ioledos ChicagO, Columhus, Olnel1.
nsti, Sc. Loui8i Sci and AL the trains goin eas
Raircad, and st Bufalo with those Of the hsI YORK
Oent-al and Buialo 4 New Aork CITY k.ilro5es.
sSrsvs,and. nlav 8. ISL
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1nEfs91s5

ONE AGk1N%+G. s. w tbLiANs
Jul Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, beg8 leave
announos 10 his friends and the public that ha
Ard. o. Vlisre Be hi1 ilttsd up a DYE HOUSE Fitt
the heat mhchineE7 regard d e1penae, ana 1et
le hinaslt that 81 strict % be1iHsss s1
EaioA 81 20 many years crowned htA andaeFofA-
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ILEVELAND s PTTTsBURe7Tl.,
BAIBROAD. a8f
5UaHER AnnArs-1rz

80 t4ts 80 On Monday, June I'M. issl
s-is - ss4 l5undays excepted, - ~
t,-9l..lil- 49, ~ IVES a. New York 6.1l a -
- 99,,eipnla 40 A. n, Piti1burah -
"a ~ sheoiins $40 ?. NJ New F6ilSdsi6iiE
50 P n - y {Presl--ATriyss st New Tort fs,ep,.
z me- 74f spaa 80 P =; PittaburEh ii.15 p
M1llersburgh. i-t i--t =
u gars Tun through lroa Pittsburgh 70 Esl. Yo-t
We AAllntea n without change -
.se-Etre - low a. by any other linz d.
- nrgush Iickets can be DroIuraf At tha r.,
OF At me Euclid Street Station. .-f
E.R. MYERs, 7. kssht. s at0evAloge7s SEA 3
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:, Its principal merits are It's
sIARLIU1T1, DURABfLTTY, ELsH N WorrrNs
3e 10 LEAE Illness,
And - tmPoasihiiity 70 Freeze Up
IT NEITHER TIPS THE BIJ{JK.
ErQR THE SPOUT, doing away With the COM.
Pllc9ted machinery necessary to accomplish BOTH
1te simplicity makes It loss liable 70 ~ out OF order
than any other Drawer. Tbs Curb, Bucket, &c SFs
being calculated to meet the wants Of the public
- rrrofb7 "a ar----- ri rr.iI .n-1-
Ratr es;s BE- raised u Iess tine tAaar a asy
j. agT sz'i sth@aRgd 7ou 1aus'la3 +
Il Discharges hon the Bottom Of the Esaks.
gln9L1o Ql Le.I l9ilI p
nrAn the poEe- required Is to raiss ths r. vt ~
SsSer IN the bucket. Il -czfiW 1N n nj 90 r
Please examine DAYK1E'S WATER DRAWER
1etore Durchaglng Any othcF. Address III 20
JAMES DAYKIH q co., Propr's, "a
LAoLoAH-.SV3 Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio.
- Otase ano OountY Eights for salel Address
Dote o., 70 ta- ffa st fsr inov1f R16i
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GQmmtsstQa.
8tass foundry.

TAMES Il. 0DELLv 5BRASs'
% fFOUNDER AND llANJFAgTukERs o.
EFa11 Work OF everg deacrfptfQu ne - Ei9n p;
af5V doors frsm Superior street, CleYeapds Oh.. -
is rranared 70 fIrnigh ail kinds Of work used ~
etsau, W ateI o. Gas, aud El the various eEIsH5,1,
- u he Plumbing Busineai. Beer Puupa q eit
fiads meie and repaired, Arl8 Oa..lng dose aaty
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I l!LlEYELAND & ERIE RR.

llAEFELAND 4 ERIE 3. 3.
h9l. M 5QHHER ARRA HGEMENF. ssas7
Trains viii run a. f1lIoFs:
LEAVE CLEVELAED
10 A. H. AAPbESS NAIL TRAIE-Stopulaq Il
Al Stations except E1clid, Wioklils f.1.-l
alI = tcri Perry DlloEFille, seybrook, FairYfss5
saE ana 5Eanyilsi and arrives g IRE q I1ssl
p H., Dunkirk 100 ?. r., BulIalo s-SS p -
z 4s0o ?. n M-CINU1AAATI EXPRESS TRAIH-Stop-r
ping at FainesTilie, Ashtabula and Girard
only and arrives et Eri8t 7.o5 P. 4 Dun-r
-. kirk e go ?. H, BuLalo e los p, \,
i.so ?. =. gOhhEAgT .ACOoHM0DA1fOE-st
ssoo ,. \. NIGHT ExP PRBss TRAIE-ssoyping e
RaInesVlile, ABhtebula and Giragd only. ald
arrives at Ere a. l2i0 4. h, DcnklIk e
10 ~ Bu1hlo SD A. \.
tor and Nieklids, and arrive at Cls7slsud
q lsl3 r. n.
I2.sO ?. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppin e g.
Eard, O0nneaut, Ash tabuia and PainegTllls
only, and arriEaa g Cleveland 81 1,20 ?. r.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN VIII leave Oonneaut
st 500 A. T., stopping st Az stationai and
ID" - frIrrrnN nNnrsI lao a
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OLEVFLAND Arp MAHONIN9

NJ -1 RAIL LB0AD,
u THE TABLE NO. ls-To take eject on ana aiseE 2
Thursday, March 2lSt, ls6l.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14
The skiruI.h 81 LeWi.v,lle.

WASHINGTON, Sept l2.-This morning firing
has been resumed as if in the direction of the
Chain Bridge; the occasion of It il not known.
Gen. AcClellan's dispatch to the Secretary of
War is very brief. He merely says that Gen.
Smith made . reconnaissance with 1000 men
to Lewisvile, remained there several hours, and
completed their examination Of the ground
When the work was completed and the command
had started back the enemy opened fire with
that Of the enemy, and our men came back in
perfect order and excellent spirits. The men
behaved most admirably under the FIRE. He
concludes by remarking, we shall have no more
Bull Run affairs. 1g' l.- 'a
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Another Areax

PHILADELPHIA, Septber l2.-W. II. Windsr,
brother of the Rebel General, is in custody,
charged with reasonable communication with
the enemy. He has another brother, . resident
of Washington, and the owner of the Winder
bu' lding there, which il occupied by the Pension
Bureau. Mr.. W. II. Winder has been the Phil.
adelphia correspondent of the Daily News. All
his pipers have been taken from him and are
being examined by the authorities. f...,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

WAsHIMaroH, Sept l2-In future the single
rate of postage on prepaid letters posted in the
U. s., and addressed to Prussia, Austria, Bava-
ria, Saxony, Wertemburg, Acchlenburg, Oldem-
burg, Luxembourg, Brunswick, Labec, Hamburg,
or Bremen, and forwarded 10 Prussia closed
mail, will be reduced to % cents. All unpaid
letters, to whatever part Of Germany they may
be addressed. and oil prepaid letters addressed
to any other German State, than those above
mentioned, will continue to be charged at the
existing rate of so cents saysG l-asi a55ya
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

WAsHnGroH, Sept. ll.-A large party started
out At o'clock this morning from Chain Bridge,
under Col Stevens of the New York Highland.
ers.s As our skirinishers advanced the enemy's
p,ckets retreated beyond Lewisville, about seven
miles from the Chain Bridge. Our troops hav.
ing accomplished their errand connected with
the reconnaissance of the country, commenced
to retrace their steps, when large force of re.
bele, consisting Of two regiments Of infantry and
battery Of four pieces, we're seen approaching.
The:rsbel battery opened with shell, which a.
replied to from Grifin's battery. Several rounds
were fred, when our troops ceased firing for 20
minutes, TO give the rebels an opportunity Of
meeting them on the open Geld; the rebels being
in the woods.
Our forces, on resuming the action, begun
with 50 FOUNDER, shell from which soon 81.
fenced the rebel battery. They we're soon sent
flying, number Keeling from their saddles.
There are three killed, belonging to the 10th
| Indiana Regiment Lieut. Hancock 10 supposed
to be killed. There we're two killed of the 3rd
| Vermont Regiment, and four wounded
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MARK .ETS.
BURLlNGToN Eridsv n

BURLINGTON, Friday P. n
We have again to note week Of very favor
able weather for threshins grain, and our farm
ers seem disposed to improve it Notwithstanding
continued low prices for grain in all the mark.
cts of the country. further advance in Lake
freights from Chicago to Buffalo, with dull Eas-
tern market, has tended to depress prices.
Spring Wheat sold in Chicago yesterday, al
60 cents, and we can see no chance for improve.
ment while present large receipts continue. In
this market it takes the very best Spring wheat
to bring so cents The bulk of the sales o.
new being at 4S@47. Winter wheat steady at
IS cents for common and 60 cents for the best,
hillers discriminate against Winter wheat that
has Rye and chess among it, ~
The quotations of Oats and Corn are entirely
nominal, the demand being confined to- local
wants. But little doing in Rye. aa 81. sfs
| We have had no rain here for several weeks.
and the river is quite low. We understand they
have had heavy rains above, and rise Of four
feet in the river .r ggisrs
| sUGAR-7f@93-crus 1 il: refined white
l0tc Clarified 10. Maple Sugar, 1Otal2c ~ B.
lCOFFEE-16@l74c
| MoLAssEs-By the Dbl, Reboiled, 81 syr.
up, 45; kegs, Is OO15 25. ~
NAILS-Ass., IS b0@3 rs.
RICE-s@9c. go
FRUIT-Raisins prime, s. 90.
BROOMS-Sl 25@l 80 per dozen.
fLouK-Wholesale s4o0 to $500; Spring,
| WNnHdEEAT-sprins; so; Winter 90 to IS.
CORN-l0@l21c.
I RYE-2Oc. So
| BEANs-5e@7S per bush.
foTTAATo,EEsS-l6c@2oc per bush.
BUTTER-s@sc. -
EGGS-4@5c.
CHICKENs-7o@soc per dos.
| ONlONS-S0 to 4Oc.
HAY-Timothy @7@&s,
WOODS S6@4S 90.
hlDEs-Green, &c; Dry Flint s@sc. Green
SHEEP PELTs-ao a a..
WHISKEY-1e@lsc.
| LARD-6@7c. per b in bhl
APPLEs-20@40c. .o,s,',f'.ys "a s.,.s..r
DRIED APPLESA6@6c per D.
TIMOTHY SEED-7t 70 Sl,OO per bush.
aUNG tElAfEllIN GRASS sEED-ls@aSc y
| CORN XEAL-2oc per bush. .,.,s
BAC0N-Hams 7@sc shoulders sac oeu,s:
RAGE per h + ! :, as l ,.s. = .. ,,sl
ExoHANGE-N York, selling y i / 3. =
| 4, J. SS Ssi::s: !. ! T.
q 80 st. Louis. y ~ -'57s.
5ziss Cincinnati rs0,s L.
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FRANEroRr, KY, Sept. 1.-THE House this
morning adopted resolution directing the Gov
7 ernor to issue proclamation ordering the Con-
federate troops to evacuats Kentucky soil. The
vote stood 10 against &C. The House refused
to suspend the rules 70 allow another resolution
ordering the proclamation to be issued to beth
Federals and Confederates