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Our subscribers will please remit us no
<nor. Postage stamps OF the kind now in
use, ss tlis species Of currency will become
stunp-tail on Wednesday, the 2Sth inst,
afteT which date we can neither sell. use
nor exchange them. The new style of
Stamps will be received in payment Of
subscr:utinn
, 1861-08-26
WANTED--N9stRE GRAIN WARE
H3UE$ES.

There are now in tliz city fourteen
grain warehouses. will. storage capacity
ot upwards Of four millions Of bushels.
Within tic Past year two large houses
ware built, OF capacity oi 100000 bushels
EACH, aid it was thought when these were
flushed tlu: 10 more would be needed
ts.r year or two. But, here
We are wiLR our warehouses all
ful1, or so nearly full that canal
boa.s have to be detained in the river
lcadcl-:nere being 10 storage room for
tacs7 grain. And this, too, when We have
cnlv begun TO move the new crops, and
tie country yet full Of old corn aud other
1raiu, It is evident that if our railroads
desire TO CARY graiu to their fullest capac-
y,.tAty Will have 10 take Immediate steps
towards erecting more warehouses, and
il would be advisable also to erect ware
Louaes for canal grain alclg the various
!sr3leIes Of our rivers.
While writing Oh this subject, We would
also call attention to the necessity there
tx:s..: fur reduction @! tie rates Of sloE-
age. At present they are as follows PC
,.er bushel for The frat twenty days, (includ-
ing elcvating and shipping} and 1c per
puslrel fer every ten days thereafter. When
the farmer is receiving $1oo per bushel fol
wheat, and SOC per bus1cl 1or corn, he
may he able to afford such rates of storage
hut when ccrn is sold ut 20a12c pei
bushe1, and wheat at 45a50c, the
above rates are severely felt, We
would not, however, refer to this at all
were it not fact patent to all, that for tn
1.ast TWO years, these warehouses haV
been earning most c1travagent profits t
tleir owHers-earnings which canuot b
touaued in q legitimate way III any othe
business. O1e house in the city durin!
the past month, we are Informed, has nett
ed s. 800 PEI day, and trom some houses
the ret profits of each cannot be less thai
$4,000 rer arnum.
In times like these, when the price G
aI1nost everything is much lower tha1
ususl-especially produce-our warehouse
n,en ought to be content with lower rat
Of storage. They can well afford to do s:
and evtn then they will be making NOR
money titan any other class Of men in th
produce or any other trade.
Our railroads, however, must eithe
Iu:!d more warehouses, or stop carryin
frn1n
, 1861-08-26

Bos7oS, Aag. 23.-Thc Seventh Maine 7egi
nent, from Augusta, left Portland this morn
ing fer the seat Of war via Bostoa and New
YcIs, to the number Ct I.ae handIel and
fly men, fully equipped.
The SeventeeIt th Massachusetts, regiment,
n2dtr the Command Of Lieut.. Col Jo1u F.
Fellows, will leave Boston for the seat OF war
:hia cf err oor VIA NorEich- TheTwentg-frst
regiment, which has been detained at Worces.
ter, also 1t;.1e this afternoon. The Nine
teeIth ara Tve1t;eih regiments are expected
to leave TO- MORROW,
, 1861-08-26

GE, McCLKLLAN's 5TAFF.-The following
gentlemen constitute Gen. McCle.lan's staE,
which is Eow complete:
Major Seth S. WfIfiame, Assistant AdjutA1t
General.
Captain Alexander CoIburn, Assistant Adiutant
Gc1t1sl.
Captain Lawrence " Wilhams, Aid.deCamp.
Captain Edward Nick. Hudson, Abide Camp.
Captain Nathan B. Switzes. Aidde-Camp.
Thomas II. Key, Aid-de- Camp, with the rank OF
Cclcuel.
partment,
Colonel William T. Barry, Second ARTILLERY,
Chief Of Artillery,
Captain Charles P. Kingsbury, Chief Of Ord
rance.
Lieutenant George G. Strong, Assistant Chief Of
Ordnance.
Captain H. F. Clark, Chief Commfssary Of snb-
sistcnce.
Surgeon Charles s. Tripler, Medical Director.
, 1861-08-26

From R4ll4-MoTements Of the EnsHay
Ro1LA No, Aug. 24-Iiesl:- Col Albert, Of
tke Third Missouri regiment, end eight OF ten
ether officers who have been prisoners in the
bands Of the rebels ut Springfield, arrived here
this morning. They were released oa parole,
aabject, however, to such arrangement IS may
bay4 been entered into between the Confed-
tradictor! reports as 20 the present and future
movements Of the rebels are in circulation,
but the 1eal purpose of tie enemy can only
be conjectured. They seem now to be more
anxious to obtain Subsistence than to make
offensive movements for that purpose.
, 1861-08-26

ARMS FOR IoWA.-Gov. K'rkwood has re-
ceived letter from the Ordnance Bureau,
Cc1t's pistols, and 600 cavalry sabres, togeth-
er with accoutrements and ammunition, have
been ordered from the United States Arsenal
at New York. Thsse arms are for the protec~
ton ct the frontier.
, 1861-08-26

in his rear-thue conveying the impres.
sion that the panic was continued all the
way to Washington, and that the retreat
ing men never came down from the gallop
on which he Gays they started out-he ia
surely guilty Of falschood, and be knows
It. The main body Of the army did not
iease CeHtrevllle until Mr.. Russell was
within sight Of Washington, and then. in
slead OF running and roaring before the
zee 1t marched In, for the most part, in
good order: That's the simple truth.
, 1861-08-26

Arrest Of n II ebe1 Be&rer OF Dispatches.
CLEvEIASD, Augaat 24zpetseti7e King,
Of New YoEE, assisted by q. 8. Deputy Mar
zta Archer, Of Ohio, arrested Daniel G. Low-
ber, Of New Orleans, at Crestline, Ohio, last
night. Lowber acknowledges himself bearer
Of dispatches from Engla aud to JEFF. Davis,
bu: FIofssz es iTeignoEancc Of their contents
The dispatches ere ID his trunks, which were
ofiice1s, with their prisoner, 1ea7e Monday
fer Washington, via New York.
, 1861-08-26

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2A-The cause Of the
rebel stampede appears to have been that
scouting parties frcm The rebel forces at
Vienna and Fairfnx mistook each other for
enemies, and fired and gave general alarm
They thought Mcclellan was approaching in
cree.
, 1861-08-26
et)iraYo Trit3u11r


foT afternoon DISPATCHES see Second
: aye.
s.E t.T "|Tdnfs" and tSa1e" 4dpertlse-
!7tcses Sc Fourth H,ge
, 1861-08-26

-I- The Richmond papers Say that Mrs.
now in Ger. Wiae's staff, lad srrivsd in that
city from New York. They also state tnat
she YVES closely searched By the Unionists,
but that she ''mauaged to get through with
over thirty pounds Of aainine, five revoIvers
and 4 galyanfc battery" Smart woman.
, 1861-08-26
Il. OLIVER, Secretary O. state,
yandxls In Sprin. field NO.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Aug 24.-The CORES
pendant OF the ST. Louis Democrat furnishes
the following Gen Raires issued au order
his G1r2val to seize all lAe medicine and hos
pital stores il the Federal hospital here, thns
derrviDg about 400 OF CUT wounded troops
OF medical treatment. A part Of the medt-
cine was subsequently restored by order Of
Gen Price.
With few exceptions cur e!ck and wound
ed a7e doing veil, and will return to their
homes in lew days.
All our wounded could not be brought off
the field in consequence Of The scarcity cf
wago1s, bu! they wars treated where they iRF.
Many CT tie wounded were stripped Il al;
their clothes bT The enemy, and sent to the
OWE naked, a1d every maa lying OF the field
had his PCT kets picked.
, 1861-08-26
A Grand Experiment 10 be Made on
an Iron Plated Eitatan& H2stef4s
fEIGIa InufonHneru Ii-efsnill EeGtiurl, Ang ST

tFsem Londonderry QselsnO seIti,el, AaS- 81
Thti 41E.51s!:y are go:5s 10 try the effect Of
Eeot ard shell on q 6roa5s:de manufactured
l:ke the W~rr3oT. This Will be target fifty
tset 'o7s ~ ten teet high, with tie sane de-
the WasEicr i:se.f, and VII be pounded S: TIL
Destroyed. /; is stated that tG= six new scoa
siscs he Admiralty are ehoat to order are to
be forty ieet lcrger, tErce TEE: widsr bs.,n,
sI5 ~i1h bt.seI hoor tAA1s either the Warrior
{: ktack PRICE They ere 10 b. Of I 500 in.
eiead 510 toue, and this .dtiticca; !, coo tons
sid e1eater Mi3ehip section will enable the.1
7c c=::=y urucr p2at-s cFer sl., from stem to
sttrD.
, 1861-08-26
The Traitors in G0nnect1c1t-~Peace
Flag RAISED at New Falrheid,

DANBCRf, CT, Aug. 24--At the raising Of q
:'Peaee Flag at New Fairfield, to-day, aboua
400 parsons we're present The attempt to
run up the Stszs and Stripes was successfully
resisted, ana resulted IN a fight. Two Peacs
n1en, Wildman and Go:han, we're seriously
pickaxes, clubs and stones were freely used,
Int no firearms. There were about 70 Union
ists present. The peace 1eg is =siu flying.
GIeAI excitement
, 1861-08-26

Newspaper Mob At wumangtons Del.
WuMEe1oa, Del, Aug. a-An excited
il consequence Of unjust structures on the
1st Delaware regiment, and the general tone
Of the paper against the Government. The
Mayor Is addressing the crowd With BIZ. little
efFprf
, 1861-08-26

sr. LOUIS, August 25.-CaldweIl, who WAS
indicted for treason a. the Last term Of the
United States Circuit Court, was taken pris-
oner en- Tuesday lost, In Lewis county. by Col
Weodya1d's Home Guard, while at the head
by ailitsr5 authorities into the hands Of tha
United Sts1es Marshal On Saturday, and lodz-
ed in Jail.
, 1861-08-26

Coon FOE THE FIRST REandEN1.-The Nil:
xapkee &ssfine states that $50 men Of the LIST
Wisconsin have essnthea their willingness to
enlist for the war. TIE Paymaster did not
lie volunteers and muster them QUITO ser sice
III mediately,
, 1861-08-26

tralns. They viii be arrested at once still
in the vicinity. Jones was the president Of
the Knights Of the Golden Circle. The prop
erty Of Union men was left untouched.
, 1861-08-26

The Rrideepoft Farmer Cleaned OUT
-(yps ra1ions Of Traitors R1poAeds
BR1DaEFoRT, CT i, Aug. 25-1n clcan1ng out
the Office of the Former, last night, E1ait
hse Was found filed with letters, SC, Tor the
eeeesziouists in Alabama and Georgia. Some
cf them expose the :1s.son OF home Toih-
iacn6
, 1861-08-26

TRgNToE, n. J., Aug. M.-The 1T7se 1ns6Ta-
eas,, the Democratic organ Of New jersey,
tlsTerded this morning, ard gives as q reason
ttat the Government has virtually interdicted
he publication Of every paper that does not
,uppclt the administration,
, 1861-08-26

BOSTON, Aug. 24.-Government has pur.
chased the batks Wm. GuEderson and E han
Alien for blockading purposes, At a cost Of
$50 OCQ,
, 1861-08-26

t#1kE4 AuR Ek6R&kNs
WASHINGTON, aug. 25.-In consequence Of
the Presidents proclamation, Adams & Co.
lave Issued orders to all their offices to
case immediately 10 carry letters for the
Confederate States
TIE pust-Maeter Geaerl Eas Issued the fol
lowiIg 6 order: s'TLe President of the United
Ststes directs that bis proclamation Of the
10th, lnterdictiHg commercial intercourse
rith 'h= Sonta, Ehall be applied also to CORES
pendence. The eticera and agents OF the
Post Office Department, will, without i1rther
Instructions, lose 10 time in putting an end
10 written Intercourse with thoee States, by
causing the e1res1 OF any Express agent or
ether Eerecn who shall utter this order re.
, 1861-08-26

e. n1rss for the repoes OF tas soul Of tae
.s;y Ctunt Cssouf Was recently celebrated ia
cne Of The large Gascine mesdows. near Flor
elcc, il the presence OF 50 600 people.
, 1861-08-26

From Harper,s Rerry-12,O 900 Rebels
ut Leesburx.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 24-News from Harper's
Ferry ststes ttat Col. Gordon had seized O
:nrge quantity OF wheat and flour belonging
to Tie secession army. There are 10 rehRl
troops at the Ferry, though there are 500 re-
bels at CharlestoWn. They have concentrated
their psir rcipa1 force At Leesburg. Their
arEoy numbers nearly III goo.
, 1861-08-26

TORY PAPERS At A DISCOUNT.
Illinois Military Movements.


{: S. BONDS RECEIVED FRoM MswAsurHG-
T0E-0ER MILITARY ARRANaEMENTs-
ORGANIZATION OF REGI Al ENEE,
, 1861-08-26
Appointments by Gov. Gamble,

JEFFERSON CITY, Aug 2244-Geo. R. Smith,
cf Pettis county, has been appointed Adjutaus-
General of the State. Jno. How, Police Com
missioner for st. Il uis.
, 1861-08-26
"------------ --A---------
q RANIas An Il E{& HT4

Our last nights dispatches develop an
o:her paric and fight in the rebel army,
In the first instance, large number were
greatly frightened, and in the fight, six or
eight rcbelS were killed.
, 1861-08-26

ITO RENT House n, 81 Pine
L strett cerner Of Ohio, very ecs1za7ss ras.-
farn1trTe *u be rented. Il dest ed OF sa1d at bsr
gain. Inquire Of 0. II. BELDEN, No. l1s Lase
Erect sns5rIW
, 1861-08-26
Another Hebel PANIc..-Eze OF n
Hlcbn01.a RF1H0Def-Mnyof BefFek--
HFeclAen91aee----1yR Kebel EItE1-
menTR get up u Fight Etc.


fTimes Special Dispatch-l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 The rebels In the
vicinity OF Iayior's Tavern, about five miles
fI6m Fc7t Co.cc-@n, got fri:-h;ened LAST night
a15 fr1d i've rouacs tf artllezy at an imas,,in-
ary fee.
Stre1 wagon leads Of -four were seized this
morning on the way tc Virginia
Two prisoners escaped FRI n Richmond ar
rived here. One is Cayt Dego1yer, Of the 4tn
Michigan Regiment, who says the 7eba1s nc
knowledge lcss O. Bull Run greater than
ouis.
LTribrus's Dlsratch-l
Mcdowell is appointed to command the d.
vision comprising the brigade. Of Gems. Key y
and NsosWor.h
Mayor Ber1ett's arrest was not Eclely for
E5fusss to tbk= the cath ot allegiance, but also
on good sid substantial gJolnaa. Several
women have been arrested, aGd Others placed
1EdeEtsc1vetllance, fer giving aid and comfort
20 rclelF.
Cart. Taase11, Lieut.. Wilson Of the marine
c~rrs, and nidthipmcn Claiborne an6 C5aas
have been eens to Fclt Hamilton. Tney had
rendered tEci- rEs;gc alton. Their 1ancs have
been stricken frou: the roll.
Thomas ". Cantieid has been appointed
mau=ger CT Government railroads and ta1e-
grslh5 In plaee OF Come3gs, who resumes
tht sulerfnteAdency OF the Western Division
oi Pennsylvania Central railroad.
IH=ralds DispatG1.1
The entire blame of tne recent affair Ct Leg
;ryiou, Ks., belongs to SsnaSor Breckenridge,
HEo incii=d tie assault on tho Uuion troops,
The Union men OF Western Virs.iaia sad
Eastern Tennessee prefer urgent requests TO,
tie services Of Gsa Lander In tlas State.
1 4 collision occurred recently as Nosfoll
between the Ala62Ela and Virginia regiments
Five or SIX were killed.
, 1861-08-26

NUIURH II Vx&& V1 E1aV 11aAH14s
BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 25.-Tne extra Bangor
Democrat, a secession paper, deposited in the
poet o@ce, has been stopped b he postmas-
Ter. who has rotifed the Department. The
Democrat ives Suppressed by the people a
week ago.
, 1861-08-26

The order to SupprebA the Tory Pa
peTs In New York.
NEW YeR6, Aug. 2-The Rost says Mar
sbal Murray h=s not yet received orders from
the Secretary Of the Interior in relation to
which sfIord aid and comfort tc the enemy.
They are expected to arrive this afternoon,
bat whether they will be executed In time to
sEpursss the MouGay editions Of any OF the
interdi11y sheets, is not certain.
, 1861-08-26

MAJOR 6TCRGEs's OFFICIAL REPORT OF
IHE- LATE BATTLE-RESH OF FOLEN-
lEEEs--A RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER
WARNED
, 1861-08-26

PHILADELPHIA, August 25-The steam
1t the Navy Yard.
A nan named Aiken vas arrested yesterday
as Southern agent. He Tas connected with
slost, of Richmond, engaged in altering arms
for rebels. A coil Of Field telesraph wire was
found In lis baggage.
, 1861-08-26
The Excitement II Lexington about
I4lncoln Guns,


llBcoln Guns.
Tie telegraph gives Us the louisville
CouTfe7's account Of the excitement in Leg
i gtonf When the guns and munitions Of war
fo1 the United stts1eess Camp, in Garrard coun
ty, we're pas siIg through that town. We have
81c:Eer account frcm a mo1e Trustworthy
source Of the particulars Of that affair. It ap-
pears rh2t there was q lively sensation when
it was hncWn that the guns mad arrived On
TIE LouiEv1le tzain. Jchu G. Bceekinridge
is reported to hare said, that # he had
fifty men he would show the Lneoln7tes
about tskirg those guns through town.
Presently there was o ccmm 3tion. The &C.
etss;ouiste sounded the alarm by blowing
fo5a, aud rushed to their aTmories. The
uIicn Hone Guards gave the alarm by ring
i,E bell, aEd repaired to their arIaories.
In II few minutes The Streets were full Of
a1nled II sn, who were rlEGiog in all {tirac-
lions, loading their gnns as they hurried to
the places oi rendezvous The man who was
to receive the guns and tske them out to
caE p Nas in this time cool as cucumber.
When tcld that be might have trouble, heEaid
that he bad anticipated an excitement and had
provided for contingencies by having an es.
cert at hand. Sure enough it was net long
before two hundred United States cavalry
made their appearance, and It vas known that
five hundred United States infantry were not
far of. Then Mr. BTecEinridge was not so
anxious as he had been to stop the guns with
fifty mFD, became G member of the ''peace
party" So the guns. &c, were put into the
Esgun and taken to their destination.
, 1861-08-26

500 Traitors In the Departments.
WASHINGTON, Aug 24-The Potter 1nvesti-
eating Committee report abo1t 200 employees
n the seve1a! departments who cannot be de-
rended mon % lCT0l.
, 1861-08-26

Foreo. Of Ohio now In the FteId-Re<-
1m e1ts Rorm1nG-5c,0 900 1en-Rf-
4ed 10 nkkexs In Western Vl1Elnta-
"seeeslaers - In Camp Chase.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial, I
Co1UaBus, August %, 1861,
The force IN Ohio, now In active service, IL
eighteen regiments Of infantry, three compa-
nits of cavalry, and three batteries Of artillery,
fo17 guns each, distributed as follows:
o In Western ViIginia, regiments Numbering
sd to 18th inclusive, aud "a to 28sh; @lso one
company Of cavalry, aud one Of artillery. In
Missouri, eth snd 39th regiments Infantry,
IWo batteries Of artillery, and two cavalry
eCElaries. The regiments and companies
CT mprise about twenty thousand men.
BY the middle Of ne1t week the Ohio force
IL the field may be at least 5000 men. A
regiment at Csmp Dcnnison known as the
"1letach," ," will receive lts arms On Monday
next A regiment fat Camp Putnam, Ma
rletta, js COW being mustered in, as also is
regiment at Camp Noble, Tif11n, and early
ne1 week Tom Ford'e, Ut Camp Bentley,
Manstd ~ & VII b M n Ina marching n order In ad
Col s!lle'e, at Camp Morrow, Portsmouth,
may be filled up IN q few days. There are also
al Camp Chase six cavalry companies under
drill TleEt can be no doubt now that Ohio
will Lave $1,000 soldiers in the "iorward
marches" which autumn may witness.
The regiments in Western Virginia are now
exchanging their Emooth-bore guns for rihed
nuskets. The 9Th, 8th, and 18th are, or Will
inn ediately, be armed with frzt class mus
Eets, rifled
Last night John A. Guf1ey was here, aud
the Governor, rgsbTganlztpg Hofnan's artiL-
lery o. an Ohio company, determined to sup
Ply II with four Hdtd gunE, carriages and cats-
sens, which wilt be forwarded to-day. This
nornlog Capt. Ptau's cavaary company Start
ed for lie KauawhR- It is fully equipped,
The arms are sharpe's carhInea, Cots reVolv-
Georges cavalry three months troops) now
cD the K8Dawna.
Burtsai1'e Cavalry Company returned from
Gltat River, ttc., was yesterday paid of. The
U. =. PhImseter allowed them bnt $ll per
Eortb. They enlisted expecting $l2. They
Fere much dissatisfied with the payment, and
With Capt B1rdsall represented their Gaze to
GcE. Decu:sou, he ordered tie Ohio Paymas-
ter 10 naEe out al extra roll and pay them
the e11a dollar. They cheered Justify when
trey ase5rta'ned the value Of this order. Il
Fhe United ststes will not allow the extra
do1:sr the State Of Ohio ct foots the bilL''
some o1 the paving off scenes about the
State Hsuse are peculiar. Many OF the boys
hha1dle their gold very strangely, seeming not
to understand just what I. l.. It does not
take item long to find out, however. Within
three or four Days nine t'secesh'' prisoners
have been received in the barracks at Camp
Chase. There are now thi,ty-seve1. "secesh-
ers" there and five Ohio soldiers in coufioe-
ment for offences against stpeaee and dignft7''
-Eak'ng 1orty-two prisoners in the custody
Of Gen Hill.
Order, decorum and business at Camp
Chase now prevail more generally than at sny
time in its history.
, 1861-08-26

Ges- fTeznont's Military Vigor-zealoasy Of
foTagnt7s in tie A77nD-A RuintaA Subject
-R0tttn4aess Of the Gonanaistdry Department
The Public Feeling at tue 0sttrages and
AbtkseS arIich TsetadtL
, 1861-08-26

q. H. 6CA!HEN, AdusFtsan5 45tat s. Dear-
bo*7s 3d. Il a:o7az<d ts recss3s Advertisements FOR
ass essa az Ns 1eeda0g PGpers Of 1ae North1esk.
, 1861-08-26


1eceiots Of grain during the week, (which
does nc: include the receipts by the three
Eastern ra:lroads} amount to 2.323, ,oS9
bushels.
Compared with former years this is the
largest amount ef grain ever received in
aDy cne week in the history Ct our grain
11aue, There were several weeks in the
months Of August and September Of last
year Wien The amourt Of heat received
was larger, but Of wheat and corn together,
we have no parallel .or the last week.
TIE sh'pments Of Ill kinds Of grain by
Lake last week, including flour, we're equal
10 l.ie3,414 bushels-so tl,at there is an
accumulation to The amount Of grain III
store during the week of ], 100000 bushels.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-07-25
From the wheeling IBialHacnosr
Twenty-Seven Thousand Dollars in
Gold Captured.

From the wheeling IuialHeeuoer
Twenty-Seven Thousand Dollars in
Gold Captured
Capt John List returned 10 this CITY
last evening, having twenty-seven
thousand dollars in gold, taken from
the Bank at Weston, Virginia, where it
had been placed to the credit Of the
Western Lunatic Asylum, BY the State
authorities. Capt. List was commits.
stoned by Gov Pierpont to go and take
charge of this money, the work on the
asylum having been stopped, and thcre
being reasonable approximations that the
gold might fall into the hands Of Letch.
or's government The Captain pro.
ceeded to Grafton, and upon making
known his object to General Mcclellan,
in less than twenty.four hours, a regi-
ment Of mon, under Col. Tyler, we're Un
the march. The expedition left Clarks
burg on Sunday evening, and marching
all night, reached Weston on Sundqy
morning about o'clock. The people
we're ali asleep but the fine band which
accompanied the expedition aroused the
drowsy population by playing the Star.
Spangled Banner. Colonel Tyler took
possession Of the place, and Captain
List went down aud demanded the
money in the name ofthe State of Yir-
ginia. No resistance was made, and
the money was soon forked over. Some
Of the bank men thought the amount
ought to have been taken in currency,
but Captain List said he didn't think
so, and that was all Of it, The troops
captured some twenty odd prisoners, all
Of whom were released on examination,
except the following, who were brought
up to Grafton and placed under guard;
James 4. Jackson, George j. Butcher,
w. e. Lively John Kearns, Jr., and j.
Shumat Against these there are es-
pecial charges. a guard Of six men ac.
companied the money to this city, and
last night it was safely deposited in the
Northern Bank, and will be used by
those to whom it truly belongs-tho
true State government.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-07-25

a RELIC OFTHE REyOLUTION.-Some
lRbQrew while digging upon the new
school house lot in South street yester-
day morning, louud a rusty cannon
ball which now weighs two pounds and
two ounces. IL was about two feet and
a half below the suraoe, next to the
'hard pan" and the dirt over ii appears
to have been filed ip The place where
it was found was about one huudred
feet from the street. aud had never been
covered by a buildiug The bali was
probably fredinto this city from Rox-
bury during the HSiege Of Boston, M
Boston Trayelerg aE. a-r... .,...r.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-07-25

A REGMENT OF ScuooL TEAcuERs -
The New York Twenty eighth Regi-
ment contains very large number Of
those who, having taught "the young
idea how to shoot" propose to have a
little practice in that line themselves.
The Medina company has nineteen
teachers, and the Lockport company
nearly as many, while a large portion
of each company are Of the same class.
They have an extra tent Of large size
for debate, literary exercises and amuse.
ment. They carry the United States
rife for 1860 -TCin Times.
Company D Of the 9th Ohio Regi.
ment, which is composed of the Adams
county boys, can beat the above there
are not less than twenty in tnat compa-
ny who are practical school teachers. 49,
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