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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
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AGRICULTURAL
FARMERS. LooKTo YoURlNTEREsT
HARVEST OF 1862.
Haines Illinois Harvester.

Haines' Illinois Harvester.
rThe Agent Of this celebrated ma
Il chine has the pleasure Of Offering to the farming
community perfsci machine. which i nndoubtsd-
~ the beat Harvesting Machine In the world.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Ma Gnovrr--Siy; have been using Il the
above named llarvesters for the last three years.
and am - well pleased with u. that would not
as $3.50 Tor H. II could not obtain another Of The
same kilI md by experience, that there IN at
leasr saving Il al 80 per acre in the way Of secu-
ring wheat. over that cut aud put up BY tho most
approved fcapers. Ia fact would not let nay APP
proved reapefs. In fact would not let ny grs,2 be
cut la any other way, n were offered TO be ~ In
tie shock free q expenee. .
NsIr Ttrrr Hfsfs, My 25fA, ls11.
Wv MiLIIGAN.
Que year sgo We pufchasel enc q The Illinois Hsr-
vesters aud would not dispense with ths use OF u
fr as price. We most cheerf1lly endorse ali that
curing grain. JOSEPH PECK.
JOHN RANKIN.
not oaiy endorse on "a. Mr.. Nlligan says about
his Illinois Harvester. but will further say that
w0ad not take 81 600 for my machine II could not
procure ono q the same kind. .
W. have used one % Hsinss' Illinois Harvestsrs
during The last two selsofs with entire satisfaction.
and would ssy 20 cur brother farmers that would
not tako t5Oo Tor the have, II nc could not
procure another q the same kind and we endorse
all that Mr. Mlllgsn says about tbs mods o. harvest
ing. THUS tuOPfE
PETER LYONS.
Otter Greek Township, yiso Co, Ind.
M Gs8vKa-Sm: have used one Of HAinss'T IL
inois Harvestsrs for the last tuo years, and have
Used various kinds Of the approved reapers Of
other patterns and fnd BY close calculation that
can save about two thirds Of the expense By using
the Illinois Harvester. would not take 81 600 for
the one have II could not procure another Of the
same Kind.
II did not cost me more than - cents per acor TO
harvest mT whest the past two years, taking into
consideration tn mode 81 sowing and saving Of the
grain. JACOB bky"S.
Tbs above named gentlemen are all residents IN
our uidst-sll Int two within oao hsurs ride Of
Terfe Hsrsc-auf would willingly give any infor-
nation % the and utility 81 this Hari ester,
that may DC asked.
IL af3ron % the above mar. a r arVcstcr have a
-.rf Combined Hca...i All Mower liieed'sl that
viii warrant - 40 good work. AID which l vii eel
Tor flOo twelve months time. or exchange Tor
ClAin 60 GOOD horses.
lam also sub gent Tor the justly celebrated Buck
Eye Combined keapers aud Movers, said 20 - the
bet in u.e TskA GROVER.
Agent for Nlgo and surrounding connties p
s<rieas. call AMI obtain r-amrhiei and fxsm.
inc The Ma hinc,
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
from Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, March len Haeck. in a gene
raj order issued this morning in regard to the
prisoners of war; states that where anv considera-
BILE number OF prisoners are captured the officers
should be separated soon possible from the
privates.
Complete lists should be made as soon as posi-
BILE stating the name, rank and regiment of each
person. One copy of the list should be sent to
headquarters and another furnished to the officer
in charge OF them.
As general rule officers will not be given pa
roles until they reach the depot and then only by
the General commanding the department.
Medical officers will not be separated from the
privates but will be required to attend their own
sick ard wounded. For this purpose they will be
given special paroles allowing them all proper
facilities
In case of the sick and wounded distinction
will be made between friend and foe.
Presents from friends of the sick and wounded
will he distributed TO all alike.
Prisoners will be rationed the same as our own
troops.
The commanding officers of depots will receive
and distribute articles OF clothing and comfort
which may be sent prisoners by their friends
and will permit them to receive from and trans
nit to them to their friends open letters which
must be inspected by proper officer.
Money sent by friends should not be delivered
to prisoners except in small quantities. An ac
count should be kept of such funds and they
should be disbursed upon orders from the prison
ers to whom they belong. When a prisoner is
exchanged or released he will be paid the balance
due him.
Chaplains will be above ed free intercourse will
the prisoners to give religious instruction.
Their friends will be permitted to visit then
only when the commanding officer may deem j
safe and prCper and then under such regulations
he may adopt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
From Cairo.

CHICAGO. March "A special 20 the Times
from Cairo, dated the LIST.
The unanimous disloyalty of the citizens in and
about Nashville il confirmed by every arrival
from the Cumberland
The difference in sentiment between the people
Of the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers Is very
marked. On the former are many Unionists, on
the latter none have yet made their appearance
Reports current and credited that Colum
bus is evacuated and destroyed. The town was
in flames last night
Great quietness is apparent and inaction reigns
in Cairo.
Cotton TO the amount Of a million dollars has
fallen into our hands at Nashville. The Urea.
sury Department has taken measures to have il
brought To- New York.
The President has designated Hon. ANDY
johnson to be Bngadier General, and he pro
ceeds to Tennessee to morrow to open a militar,
provisional government for Tennessee until th'
reconstruction OF the civil government.
Brig Gen Buell. will be nominated TO morrow
as Major General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

from ashingtOn.

WASHINGTON. March 2-It is said to be clearly
understood betw eeD the allied powers that a mon
archy will be the result of the present affair with
Mexico, notwithstanding assurances given the
United States that they did not seek any political
object there Ii is believed they will say the
monarchy will be established by the free will of
the Mexican people just as the Empire was es-
tablished in France.
TIE War Department refuse to transmit any
letters TO the Southern States.
Reports received from all military departments
the past week represent the condition of the troops
as very good and having patriotic desire for nc
ton.
Major General Hitchcock declines his appoint
ment on the ground that i'll health will not per
NIT him 20 perform the duties of the field.
Gen Lander died to-day at Paw Paw, Western
Virginia, from facilitating effects OF the wound
received at Edwards Ferry.
A dispatch was to-day received from Com
Foote saying that Lieut.. Phelps, sent with fag
of truce to Columbus. has returned, and report:
that Columbus Is being evacuated he say The
rebels burning their winter quarters and remoyin!
their heavy guns the bluffs but leaving thos'
in the water batteries
Indications were that the town Of Columbus
together with all the military stores, had beel
burned.
Gen. Shields succeeds Gen. Lander in his com
maud.
Official information from Nashville TO the Wa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

DECEASED SOLDIERS The following Indiana
soldiers died in the general hospital at Louisville
during the week ending Friday evening, Feb.
-, 1862:
Feb. DE. PARROT, Co. f, 47th Indiana; W.
Jones, Co. G. 10Th Indiana; Thos Stevenson,
Co b. Both Indiana.
Feb 23-Philip Lyons, Co. A. 50th Indiana.
Feb. 24-John Starkey. Co. ID. 9th Indiapa;
Rob't Hullibarger, Co. G, 34th Indiana; Thos.
Powell. Co. b, 47th Indiana; J. w. Teach, Co.
X. 3Ith Indiana.
Feb. 25-Robert Needham, Co. A. Goth In
DIANA Geo W. Cook. 3cth Indiana NJ S.V ance
47th Indiana; James Saxton. Co. +, 18th lndl-
ana; John McFarlan, Co. +, 10th Indiana.
Feb. 25-Jesse r. Smith, Co. ID 18th Indiana
FEB. 26-R. b. Patterson, Co. |, 29th Indiana
r. NJ Mortin, CO. II, 9th Indiana; John Cline
Co. b, 34th Indiana.
Feb 27-J A. Boyer, Co. C. 30th Indiana
Elijah Brown. 3lst Indiana; Matthias Bachdal
Co. X, 9th Indiana; G.. W. Jack son, Co. +, 50tl
Indiana; J. ; Lore, Co. d. 29th Indiana.
Feb. 2S-Rousom Lucas, Co. II. 50th Indiana
A. +. Thompson. Co. ID, 18th Indiana h. j
Bowman, Co. l. 18th Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

sKNTISEI
Noon Reports.


From Washington.
WASHINGTON FEB. 2e-The Tritane's special
SAYS:
The excise and internal duties bill will be re
ported from the Ways and Means Committee
separate from the tariff One hundred and fifty
millions OF income are annually expected from
these two sources. The tariff will be matured
in ten DAYS and reported.
Senator Wilson's blI to encourage enlistments
in tie regular army, provides tor the payment To
every private Immediately upon his enlistment in
the regular army OF twenty i've dollars of the
one hundred dollars bounty 20 which lac becomes
entitled on the expiration of his term OF service
and for the enlistment in the regular army from
the ranks OF The volunteer forces OF all privates
who may wish Ia enlist
dispatch from flag officer FoOte. dated Cairo
2-th, says:
A dispafch Just received from Lieutenant Com
manJing Bryant. says that the gunboat Cairo,
which preceded General Nelson's arrival at Nash
vile, was greeted by the waving OF handker
chiefs.
The Illness dispatch says:
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have commenced the reconstruction of their
bridges at Harper's Ferry. They expect to have
their line in operation through to Wheeling in
twenty days.
Mr. Stanton promised the Company at the late
prosecution of their work.
Immense numbers of persons have left Wash
ngton for the North by railroad within the past
few DAYS.
Night before last there were hundreds at the
Department who could not get reom in the cars
1t Is possible that q unfortunate rumOrs OF
fighting the Upper Potomac caused the STAN
pee
The Heraids correspondence SAYS:
1t has been busy time to-day among the divis
IONS across the river Being the last day OF the
month each regiment has undergone the usual
monthly inspection
The friends of Col. John A. Logan will be
gratihed to learn that, although badly wounded
At the capture OF Fort DOneison, he Is doing
well. The wound is dangerous however.
The Worlds dispatches say:
\ private letter receiS eel lere from Paris states
that Yancey has lett for Alabama via Havana
fully satisfied that none of the Great Powers OF
\ Europe will recognize the Southern COME, !eracy
lie has met with great success in obtaining a sup
! ply of cheap but durable goods for the clothing
/ for negroes
! The House Committee on Foreign Affairs have
decided To report against the Senate bill! for the
/ recognition OF the independence Of HAITI. The
committee is composed of Messrs. Crttenden
Chairman. Gooch. Cox, White, Mcknight, Burn
/ ham, Thomas OF Maryland, Pomeroy of New
! York and Fisher of Delaware.
The committee intend making a long report in
a few days OH the rights of nations Oh the high
seas.
Advices from Annapolis SAYS that the nomina
ton and election of Reverdy Johnson to the Uni
ted States Senate is certainty. The contes
being narrowed between him and Henry Winter
Davis.
The President to day nominated Col JOIN
Cochrane for Brigader General OF volunteers
WASHINGTON, March All is quiet across tn
| Potomac opposite W Washington. No news of pub
lie interest from that section OF the army ha
| hean rereix ed here To- ,nY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

INDIASaPoLrs DAILY SENTINEL.-FOr a reliable
Democratic journal from the capital of our State,
we can confidently recommend the Sentinel
newspaper which will meet the wants of all. As
10 news il contains the latest and most reliable
Geographic dispatches, together with great deal
embodied in special correspondence. The cur
rent items OF interest in the State are also care
fully CLEANED for its columns. As party organ.
which has adhered to the interests of the DemOc
racy of the State. and is known to be reliable. it
deserves a cordial support.
The Weekly Senfine! is a large and handsome
paper and will supply the fireside circle with a
large amount of interesting and valuable reading
matter The terms for daily and weekly will be
found in an advertisement OF this journal in
another column. We have commenced club,
and those wishing to subscribe can do so by call
ing at our Office. where specimen copies can be
seen-Neufoun ChrOnOfype
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

Ma. BSeHsN: ] bave examined with some
care the frs, volume of the edition of Black
fori's Reports. edited by Messrs. Peele and Da-
Wis. and published by ii. III. Dodd & Co.. all Of
this city and have been highly gratifed in the
examination. The publication supplies
cessiiy. The first volume OF Blackiord was out
of print. and the younger members OF the bar
were. consequently, unable to obtain complete
sets of the Indiana Reports; and without them it
is scarcely possible to practice law successfully in
this State. Had the publishers. therefore limited
their undertaking a simple reprint. they would
have we'll served the profession; but they
have added cases and notes greatly enhancing
the quantity of matter and renders the volume
tie most valuable OF any IN the series oil Indiana
reports. About sixty casts ne, er before reported.
are embraced. while Messrs. Pecle and Davis
have added about ihIee hundred and fifty 10 the
great number OF valuable NOTES in the rst edition
by Judge Blackboard. These notes by Messrs.
Peele aud Davis consist. large potion OF them.
in simple references To later eases, but some OF
them critical discussions OF points OF law.
They are well prepared, and vastly add to the
practical utility of the book in the hands of the
lawyer. The mechanical execution, in all its
parts is in style equal To that of the best mod
ern law books. Respectfully yours, &c.
s. T.. PERKINs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
DROVE NOTES

DROVE MOTIFS
Murray &. Glover, on their own account A.
Indiana steers in good condition. "a cwt, at q &c
They we're a nice, smooth lot.
Also - fair Illinois steers, bought OF West
heimer at the yards. They would dress c~t.
and sold at sc.
Henry Myers sold IS very fair Indiana steers
for James Mathe-s at an average of 20 d11s
cwt. They hailed from Indiana.
! II Williams bought IL Indiana cattle at
AlDanv-they we're fed by VIM Smith in Miami
county. and were among the best cattle on sale
TODAY. rated 10 cwt. sold at 9lsd lOc. John
Harris took { at 500 each. and the other 4 at
so.
The market this week has been more satisfac-
tory both TO drovers and sPeculaiors, as the
stock came in on very good time and sold reAdi',
a higher prices
The supply offering was hardly equal TO the
demand and the sales opened briskly ON Tuesday
at AN advance OF fully soc per cwt, with stead.
business up TO an early hour this Z. NJ, when the
stock was all closed out at firm rates
large portion of the cattle were bought bs
the brokers before they reached here; IN that wa!
they were enabled to control the market anu ex
act full prices and they made so handsomely os
the operation that some OF the most excitaois
started of West TO buy up such lots as they
could find at Low rates in the hands oil mapping
owners.
IL should be borne in mind by drovers, that
Lent commences next week on cdnesiay, anc
a. . natural result the demand for beef will b
! Somewhat les tor some time aiterward.
Wequote:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
From New York.

New YORK March l-Counterfeit FIVE dollar
Treasury notes made their appearance in this city
Yesterday. They are excellent MUTATIONS of the
genuine but can he detected, the letters U S.
within the other the shield of the God
dess of Liberty being left out.
The Philadelphia Inquirers Fortress Monroe
correspondent gives. on the authority of the Ra-
leigh Register of the Goth, a rumor that General
Huser placed under arrest at Norfolk. to he
tried for negligence and incompetency.
The Memphis papers of the 26th say that Gen.
Beauregard is at Columbus, but in anticipation of
a Federal advance is about evacuating it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

METRoPoLITAS HALL.-Saturdav night this
temple of amusement was filled with the better
portion of community to witness Mr.. Al
baugh in his impersonation OF Richard Ill. Per
haps some of our readers would think were
using rather strong language when we say that
RICHARD was as we'll personated by Mr.. Albaugh
by Mr.. Booth, yet, nevertheless, We must give
our preference To the former gentleman We
have seen Lady Anne impersonated by Mrs.
Farren, and we must confess that Miss Macar
thy has come up To the character more fully than
the former lady There is nothing overstrained
in Miss Macarthy's acting-everything Is accord
ing to the letter of the text-purely Shaksperian,
and we must give our opinion accordingly. In
fact everything went off Tip top" The per-
torrance pleased everybody. We should liked
to have seen Mr.. Vincent, however, as he is de-
cdedly the life of the Metropolitan.
In the afterpiece. Ne Lady Elizabeth Miss Ma
earthly even surpassed herself. The gay, happy,
petulent, mschievous and finally tanned young
wife, was personated in manner to convince
all. if further proof were needed. that she is an
actress of no ordinary merit.
On Monday evening We shall have the pleasure
of seeing Miss Charlotte Thompson. who is pro
nounced to be the best American actress on lh,
stage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
Foreign News.

HALIFAX, March 1.-The following additional
news was received by the Arabia:
The views OF France were identical with Eng
land on the subiec; of the stone blockade.
Government is busy preparing all information
on this subject to lay hetore Parliament.
Mr.. O'Donohue gave notice of motion OF
returns as To all British vessels hch have run
the blockade or were captured in the effort.
FRANcE.-The Patrie points 10 the effort to
get cotton via Mexico probable solution oi
the blockade question.
The news from India says il is supposed Nina
Sahb had been brought in irons to Bombay.
a commercial treaty has been signed between
Russia and Turkey
1t Is believed England would withdraw from
the Mexican expedition should the aim be aban
doned 10y France and Spain. and should they in
teriere in the internal policy of Mexico.
The belief continues in Italy that Austris
meditates war against Piedmont.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
BY TELEGRAPH.


CINCINNATI. March i.
Flour very dull and prices lower and nominal /;
good extra sold at 81 30 and superfne could
have been bought at S4 %.
Wheat in large supply and prices nominal;
there were no sales.
Corn firm at 30c.
Oats dull and unchanged at 2Sc.
Rye in good demand at 52td SIC.
Barley unchanged; there is large amount
offering at Goa lOc, this being the rates for prime
fall.
Whisky firm and in good demand at lSc.
Provisions dull and prices lower.
Mess pork sold at Sll 50612; bulk pork not
saleable at better rates than 81 @334c, but is
held a shade higher; shoulders sold at 81 pack
ed and delivered at MaysvilIe.
There some demand for clear bacon sides
at 6 &c to Gil army contracts. As general
thing city packers are not offering 30 sell at
rent rates, but country packers are offering to
sell quite freely.
Lard unchanged at II &C with few buyers.
Groceries unchanged and firm.
Coffee is frmer and selling at 20d22c.
Sugar unchanged in price.
MOlasses unchanged and steady at 4Od &c.
Exchange firmer at 8 prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
COM M ERCiAL.
by rELEGRArB.
New York Market.


NV YORK. March 1.
Flour market for State and Western continues
dull and heavy and declining; sales at 81 40
as 80 for supertnc State; So 65@5 % for
extra State: So 40Q5 30 for supertine Western:
50 65(d5 e5 for common To medium extra West
ern; So 95@6 % for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, and sc l5@6 - for trade brands.
the market closing dull with no buyers at outside
figures.
Whisky irmcr: sales at 27@2sc, chiefly 27d
27lsc
Wheat market dull and prices still tend to favor
the purchaser sales of winter red Western at
81 40: amber JERSEY 81 Is; white Western 81 A
al ~.
Corn rules heavy and easier; sales at 60ls
(G6llsc for old mixed Western i'm store and de
livered and 5S@6lc for new yellow Jersey
Southern.
Pork opened steady and closed little firmer;
sales at Sl4 l20l4 81, for mess, 50 5000 50
for prime; Sl3dl4 80 tor mess; III IS for prime
for June.
Beef rules quiet and steady.
Lard opened lac better for prime but closed
quiet at yesterdays prices; small sales at z
@s3ac.
Butter selling at l0@l6c for Ohio and 1925
| for State.
Cofiee-Rio continues firm with fair business
doing; sales at 49, G2Oc.
| Sugar-Raw inactive and firmer: fair to goo'
refinery 65s@634c; Cuba 6@oc; Porto Rico ~
! use
Rice quiet and without change in prices.
Molasses frmer with a moderate bushes
doing; Cuba 25c; Porto Rico 36c.
Cheese dull and heavy at safe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

The extra edition Of the Sentinel. containing
the proceedings Of the 9Th Of January Conven
tion. beng exhausted. and to meet the additional
orders we are daily receiving for them. We have
concluded 10 publish another Edition il largertype
Those OF our friends who desire TO order them
will please do 20 promptly.
Price 81 per hundred.
No better document can be circulated to disa
buse the public mind Of the erroneous impres-
sions that Inscriptions papers and politicians
have attempted to create ia regard to the charac-
ter Of the Convention and lis action upon the mo
mentuous issues now before the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

u The Evansville Journal suggests that il
would not be out of place if Indiana. with 60 900
men in the field, was permitted TO have a
far portion Of the Brigadier Generals.
She has furnished the Union army with some
twelve brgades Of troops, and vet she has but
three Brigadier Generals in the field. Her sol
diers are commanded by Generals who, in spite
of themselves. may be disposed to bestow troops
from other States praise fairly belonging to the
Hoosiers. We may be unnecessarily sensitive ON
this point, but are jealous for the honor of our
State and her noble volunteers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CATION.

The market is full of limitations, represented 10 be the
same as BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCIIES," which are
in productive ofposye injury Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, aordng profit to themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES, -
which by long experience have proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally, and tes
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES. when allowed to
slowly the mouth. have direct influence tc
the affected parts the sedatve and soothing effect 10 the
lining the windppe into the Bronchii aliays Pull
monary and gives relief in Coughs, Colds anC
the various Throat affections which public speakers
singers are liable fcbll Idly 81