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receipt o. fw5 postage 80 -. 81 aftrcksins
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS, LOOK TO YoURINTEREST
HARVEST OF 1882
Haines Illinois Harvester

Haines' Illinois Harvester.
T'he Agent of this celebrated ma
chine Las the re ssuIs ~ CO.. az % The fs-8ing
coul,n unity perfsct N .chine which 8. 1ndouhf,
y he o<s; Harvesting Machine - rs world.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Ma. Gsovrs-Sir.I have been using one Of the
above nau4cd harvester for Tie ! 81 thrse yssrs
adj "a % vel pleased wfth 70. that soaid
taks sJ00 f,f - Il cou.i not ooi-!a alolass 0. -,
iessr a saving 81 50 per acre IN he way Ct secu
rirs loat oss. that Cut sai PIT Up oy he uo~t
apgIovVt soapsss. Il f.c; WOULD not Ietny sp
proved rraasrs II a wa hos i-t ~ grain be
ca. 10 any other 49, & q were CT red g - -; "a
sMrEL MfLImAS.
year yrrs Bat. Ssg asia. ioaa.
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v.-sers ant soeit lot cisp Use " - he lie OF il
Tor sey price " rost ca 'sE:l'y sneofss all thas
NJ III hytn has sd socvo. about % nd " &C
GU M s-slr- OsfPH PECK
Joan RASklS.
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bi, lsha Is i1ryesxr. -. viii fur her ssy that
wocld 70 tss, ;. - - r. r1scA-- : cs-la rO<
,,xRs JACKSON.
We have u-sd oos o. Ham, II sroi. 4 Investors
/ Oar n re 1T ~'t1 .aLre sfscL .
( and rVnlc 10y L. uF . b-r Z r1sf. thai ". would
20 t4se 40 o &c hive. n ~e cold "a {
prsr are a1oth { =. ID aud We ~ icrse
al iass Ut. AsG s;ys as~ y N ~ q aarv ss-
nd Ihys tOOP2k.
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e. 4 vari u Ind Q. -. ut spp cvet apr. q
o,her sttsru- ard d by eoes caleb .Isois that
can "a. oul TAO fhi l. Of The txpea-s b. u>iu:
ths n n f. Harvester. wo.sn not tske L. ~ ior
TIRE ore ava Z ccuid 49, Prcone az. &C. ~ t5s
/ sanss kiD6.
lea uot CO.; ne mere tk1n - cents pr seer q
hsrv.sg nv vssst he rsst 20 ysf, tat!sg imG
ososf-ersdoa tls no<e :. soFi. az saving 4 rs
grsle. !ACoB Bk0Ns.
Tbo Abr. nsnet gentlemen are al resident. II
osr - ifs-s tut tuo are within os-s ur't 4! le q
| TIRE Hats and would ei.iiasiy give cay tnfor-
/ naii n as % tbsu.e aud auhty o tkis Harvester
I tb.g nav hs asked
II addition - h above 7sc1Cc erveste< Ave z
Il sopd Combi1ed Reaper al Aowsr tseed'.l that
| ~il wArrsat % 60 sood work, d Which vili sci
| fsr sioo &C twelve months unc. or ezeasnss ios
Grzin or sood horses-
Ian also sub Agent for he us,ly oslsbrated Bccs
Aye Co-lA'r~t Rsapers sud hcsers. .aid to Se tit
beat n Use liza GROVER
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-17
II AR NEWS S.

stead OF marching on Na5nFlic d. WY Lf'E'olt-
Il. have fallen back 10 MoMjnviLe, III Warren
county, thirty FIVE miles east Of Murtree7|2oro.
Before making this movement they parolec all
The private soldiers captured at Murfreesboro,
Int kept the officer subject 70 exchange. The
Federal loss at tie engagement WAS thirty
three killed and sixty-tvo wounded, and the
Confederates fifty killed and one hundred
wounded Koinforcements were arriving at
Nashville. and no apprebensions were Tell Of
IA attack.
On Monday night the Confederate cavalry
under Colonel Morgan destroyed the bridge on
the Kentucky Central railroad, between Gym
rhiana and Paris, It is said that his move
Oh Frankfort and Lexington was teint to coy
or his design to seize the railroad at Paris aud
destroy the Townsend yiaduct, and then enter
Bourbon county This, however, is not con-
sidered perfectly reliable. 1t was reported at
Louisville On Tuesday that the Coniederatcs
had torn up the railroad track between Licking
ton and Frankfort.
4 dispatch to military authority at St, Louis
states that General Curtis has recently had al
most daily gkirnisbos with the Contederates.
worsting them IN the encounters. At last &C
counts the Federal army, fourteen thousand
strong, vas at Helena, Arkansas, resting.
Gen. Halleck was at Co:inth on last Thurs
day, and the various divisions Of his army were
in excellent condition. Gen Bragg, Of the
Confederate army, has some forty Thousand
mon at ropello and some thirty-6ve thousand
were Of Holly Springs, their movements indi-
eating offensive operations.
An engagement between small bodies Oh
Federal and Confederate troops took place
at Pleasant Hill, Missouri, on the 18th instant,
in which the Conftderates were defeated with
q loss Of six killed and five wou@ded. The
Federal loss was nine killed and fifteen wounded,
It is rumorod at Kansas city that all the Tex
ans except one company have LETT Arizona, and
commenced their honeward march.
On Tuesday, as g Federal regiment was pass
ing from Front Royal to Winchester: TWO rife
shots were fred at il by an unseen foe.
The Contederatos near Memphis are becom-
ing very bold, burning cotton almost IN sight Of
the city Disgusting themselves as cotton buy
ers, they find where ii is stored and then come
in force aud burn it. Seven scouts Of the It'll
Illinois Cavalry were attacked. near fernando
on Friday Two were wounded and captured.
The remainder escaped.
Nearly all the war material OF the army on
the James river is on the vessels which lie il
the river; and Only such portions as are wanted
fer use are landed The supplies are very
great.
A reconnaissance in force by Gen Hatch bli-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-17

l'1'-du SHEI
F.! that, in the Senate yesterday, Mr. Ch,on
made certain developments concerning thaxs '
itary operations Of the last year, based nrs 1
evidence before the War Committee r. '.;,
chat it was rendered certain that Johnson l.,
not more than twenty, Instead Of forty, thon
sand. He assigned five reasons for the aef.a.
at Bull Run, viz /. The delay from Friday ;,
Sunday, IN consequence Of non-arriya Of mr.
vision trains 2. The delay on Sunday morn.
ing, in consequence Of koyes's brigade NOT ae,.
ting in position 8. The arrival Of Johpsn'x
reiniiorcemenJs 4 assignment Of Crit.
fin 5 battery one thousand yards TOO far il al,
vance, and nistaIing a Confederate regimen.
for support. 5. The failure to bring NJ the
reserve at the critical moment. Hestated thar
| Mcclellan had 230 900 men in his command On
the 10th Of March, lie moved to Eourcs,
Monroe with u.s., 900 men. Gen. Wadswyrth
BY his sworn statement. had 1902 mon for
the Immediate defence of Washington, with
not one single gun on wheels. The subsequent
detachment Of Gen Shields from cooperation
with Gen. Banks in the Valley, to aid McCe.
ian, occasioned the retreat Of Banks before
Jackson. He said that five men had been lost
By the spade for every one killed by the bullet
since the emharkatlon Of :that army. In his
history Of operations before Richmond, he said
that &c, 600 men had been lost in digging en-
rren:hments. drinking rotten water, and eating
bad food
The American Tract Society have undera-
ken new branch Of publishing. The man.
gers have caused crackers to be baked, on each
of which is stamped text Of Scripture.
The President, on Tuesday last, nominated
the Hon. Edwin Fl. Webster, Of Maryland: for
appointment by the Senate as Brigadler Gene
raj Of Volunteers
The n. York journal Ct Commerce thus
speaks of the market in that city on Tuesday
''Foreign exchange is firm, and rates are gene
rally higher; the leading bankers are asking
l2S4(9l29 for 60 day sterling. Bills at-1xty
days on London l270127I for documentary
l2S(0l2S5 for commercial l28}(9l294 Tor
bankers do at short sight l29z@l3O; Paris
at 60 days 4 1904 35; do. at short sight t.
364(4 3233; Antwerp 4.423(04.373 sTlSs
4.3I1; Hamburg 4l3<043++; Amsterdam: ~
04S3. Gold opened at 1T, and with some
fluctuations the market was sustained. SILVER
is bought at 10. Old demand notes are hS'0
at l0S(0l0Sz. The stock market opened al
lower prices, and sellers were more plenty 'lsn
buyers
The British steamer Ann was discovered III,
der the guns of Fort Morgan, Mobile bay i''
loading arms, gunpowder, &C., when the ny II
ate susquehanna and gunboat KaoaUha Sa'S1
into the bay, the former engaging the 1ort n AL"
the latter succeeded in cutting her out Nv Nv.
Il, 49,. ,.,4oJ o,J ooooned lne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-17

sides three Confederates wounded and one kllsed.
Prisoners state that Cu] peper was occupied on
Friday BY one regiment Of Confederate lntall-
try and one Of cavalry They left, however, by
rail upon the approach Of Gen Hutch Gen.
Hatch occupies Culpeper.
The prisoners taken in the skirlaisl1 last Sat
,lrt}ays: near Culpeper, have been brought 20
Na1renton, They represent the Tenth Lou
isiarla, Seventh Tennessee: Thirteenth Mlsals-
sippi, and First Louisiana Cavalry recon
moi tnces were ma1esson Monday i'll different
directions twenty miles beyond Culpeper, and
between 80 and 10 struggling Confederate sol
dicrs were captured. One scouting party ap-
preached within five miles Of GordonsyllIe and
took from their beds a Lieutenant and Sergeant
The Federal lickets are constantly tired upon
at night by sna]l parties between Culpeper and
Gordonsville. Gen Banks now has the most
advanced position Capt. Bales hoisted the y,
S. hag from the portico Of the Court House. -
The women Of the town, il is said, will notwalk
beneath it, but pass by Oh the other side. The
railroad bridge across the Rappahannock was
burned by the Federal troops on Monday. The
reason for destroying this hne structure IS not
known.
A special despatch from Memphis to the
\. Y. Tribune says 300 Of Colonel Fitoh's
command had al engagement with the Con
federates, numbering 1000, Oh the morning Of
the 9th The Federal loss was % killed and
wounded, and that Of the Contederates 81
killed wounded and missing. Another engage
lnent took place Oh the night Of the 7th, IN
which COL Fitch, it is said, captured all the
Confederate S camp equipage and prisoners.
Both fights are said to have taken place within
ten miles Of DuvaIl's Bluff, where large force
Of Conteerates are said to be stationed
Gen Buell. is understood to have reported to
Gen Halleck that Confederate troops are pour
into Chattanooga from, all parts Of the South.
\ whole division from Gen. Bragg's army is
believed to have come up lately to that place,
via the Tennessee and Atlantic Railroad.
4 number Of t. S, prisoners Of war have died
at Salisbury n c., within the last few days in
the hospital There are now some fitty-nine
It /.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-17

at Cdtlonufy, =, ~, NltliH ti!t ItSt lew Gay Iii
the hospital. There are now some ftty-nine
cases Of sickness in the hospital, and arrange
ments have been made to supply them with the
nccessares of sick room. The chaplains in
turn visit the hospital twice or thrice day,
and have Received some eighty dollars by sub
scription made by the officers, TO purchase
medicine, eggs, chickens, milk, berries, &c.
The statements in the United States papers
shat the Canadian banks were about to suspend
specie payments, are without the least toun1a-
ton The Canadian banks were never stronger
than at present.
The water has been let into the canal at
Eicksburg, but the anticipation that it would
soon cut a channel through, has not yet been
realized. The work Is three feet deep.
Robert Ould, recently District Attorney at
Washington. is at Richmond, acting as Judge
Advocate Of the court martial being held for
the trial Of Commodore Tatnall, on the charge
Of destroying the Merrimac.
The scarcity of small change, the cause and
the remedy, continue to excite discussion.
There seems to be q very general disinclination
to resort TO the issue Of small notes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
MoSDiY, March 3l-P. -

Tie opening transactions Of the day Were at q
moderate decline from The latest quotations given on
Saturday, and in Governments especially there was
quite heavy feeling with sales of both coupon and
registered stock at 90 and 9J. and later in the day
ct g. These low quotations brought in large orders
during the day, and at the close the market was
cleared. with purchases by single house Of sbout
si5O 600. Tie la,t Gales were at 93l. In State
stocks there was material change until the Second
Board when hssouris were shade lower. la
railway shares the transactions have been unusually
small and the market has seldom been less animated
The shorts were generally buyers at the low point'
There has been a disposition on the part OF both
operators for the rise and fall 10 restrict operations
pending news from the South, tho mpression beng
on both sides, that are likely " hear stirring
and favorable intelligence during the week. The
bulls rest confidently upon this hope, and the
bears count upon tho came events to secure
a better market for new contracts. AZ The Second
Board there was more spirit displayed IN The move
ments. and the market WAS stronger ut tie close.
Ore of the mos, interesting fe,ures Of the day IS the
advance in Gold which closes at IOl with moderate
sales as high ~ l0li. The exchange houses sener-
ally anticipate higher prices, NJ tbe demand Tor re-
,nittsnce increasos with tho opening OF Spring trade
Late In h, dag tie market is decidedly better Tor all
Of the leading sOcks, and there was but scan'y
supply &, the following quotations.: U. 5. Us 1851
Registered. 9Ja93i; L. 5. a 1881, Coupons
$50 g3l; u. 4. ~ 1871, Coupons, ~ ali; Treasury
20 per cents. 93s0io0; American Cold, iois
1919 Tennessee Stat. 6s Sc, 81 Missouri state os
5Iu5ls; New-York Central Railroad, ~ ZOE :
Er;e Railroad, 3Cl a 36li Lrio Railroad, Preferred
6Ol a u; Hudson River Railroad -. 40; Harlem
Railroad I2l ~; Harlem Railroad, Preferred Sol
o3I; Reading Railroad, AZ a42l; Michigan Central
Railroad. So So. Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad. ~ rs; Michigan Southern ana
Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed. 9'@'oi
Panama Railroad ll9l a 100 Illinois Central hall-
road. GiIaGll; Galona and Chicago Railroad, VA
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 49, 1885, Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad, so a So Cleveland ana
Pittsburgh Railroad, l7dl7I Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad, G006Oi
The market Tor foreign bills il hrm but not very
active. Bankers Sterling has sold at Il2t, winch is
higher the current quotation is ll'9li2l. Frah''
are 507I n j.02i.
Freight. are without, important change; the ohsr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
CUpRENE CoURT-City and County q

CUpRENG COURT-City and County oi
- Ne,T-York-sAMUEL v HOFFMAN sssinst An
DREW WILSON JANIS e. CDBCBN sud lOiS ".
COBURN Assgrses o. Andrew Wilson Robert n. Co1urr
stAiNo hln pursuance q the jldzme5t a the above
entitled Court ID TIE above enteo aston on ne "a
anel ioI ;b PuIposs Of executing and cam t 40 eaec
snh jnogneai viii eel a pubic suction ~ t4e Ne hsnt.
Exchange IL City Of EeWYoIk, tie Tea dsy RI APRIL
Ia e. n clock uoon thsorgd James ". ilf Rec Et
i, hcc.ione~r al the following described lsselolt pe1
ses with te appusases. thereto, Tat IL 20 say: Al
February, 1910 whereby Olorins r. Hofma sud ths aid
senuel y. LOTHIAN did demise lease and to fzD.le uuo
Tie sad Andrew Nlson and 10 bis executor administrator.
sud sssisrs Ito premises therein and herensef described
.nh TIE sp2uesDee Tor and during and uni the To- end
"a term OF t|entyo1e ysarf from tho hrst day OF May
-" Tor The yearly rent %! three hundred dodafs and In
~a;h esse contained certain covenants a. 70 the re
esN thereof and the building thereon BY reference there
own az ear sAd which premises described follows
VIZ Al ila contain 10. o. land with the bul dug there
~ sinse tg and Doing IA he kireteeIth Ward 81 the
Nyoi Nes'fok sId on tie Lonhey side o. Fort ysecoad
Sitt be@eou It Szfh avenues aud coptsn ins ,nd
oOrQ a. iooNs; Coz ucncilg the nofihsY.y side %
toft coAdslTee distant three bundled and atty our feet
NSnoes westerly frou the uc1thwe,tsy corner Of FiNh
-oc ara CITY secoLc street. running thence westerly
snc ten lnches; thence D0rheTly and p.ysr ~ the V{f
s'enge hundred let and Ave inches 10 The cy H. =,
1e block thence estefy parallel with Fory,.coni ,tree,
esny feet and ten incn-s, sud theuos ,ootberlv
VIZ the FihEyOuue, gassi.g thfOus tLe MIDI . ~
sal ore hundTod feet and Eve ilcss 70 tbs MIC. - -
arg together win al and singular The eoihess uri,tsss.
sad sygulteIsicrs thc6anto btiougnz and ssa III ,e
ra1ts Of ~ said lease aimed and bens6t
..o, hoWeVtf " ie rents sud reserved nDc
ssliasu.A u said inieLture o. iesse-D.ted Ee0.YoIt
Ga~s 2AyoVT1kF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
CUPREME COURT.-CTTY AND COUNTY

NDPkEMt CDl kI.-tIl1 AND tOl n
y OF W-YORN.-sANUEL Y. HOFFMAN ssairs,
JOHN ". COBURN. A,signees Of Andrew Wilson.
Robert II. Coburn. ct E.-tNo. i--in pursuance OF
he judgment Of Tie sboveeuti.ed Court made Ia The
sbOysentitled action 22d day OF Mach. 1852 l. the
referee appointed In ana sd Judgment cE tue purpose o
seeDtns aud eArryn sinto eject such Judgment vii s a.
pablo suction =. The Merchants Exchaso IN tac City Of
kewYo5k the 10th day o. April lSi a. II O'Clock
ffoagb James N. Miller, Rez Estate Anc.onser tl he
following described essehod preises With the appuTtsu-
thereto, thsi rays All hs certain indeni1Te Of
GlorvDs X Hoffman aud tho said Samuel v Hoffman did
demte lease 81 &c frme unto the said Andrew Wilson.
ard TO bis executors sdnHstOIs and assigns the premise.
ns.iu and hegtnser described with tie sppuTte luce Tor
ysfov the day Of May 1883 foE the yeaEiT rent q
hfee hracfcd dollar and b. Which Jesse contained re
hn covenants TO The renewed thereof and the buidrg
nercon by reference thereto viii appear, and which
Eerses are described - fol0vs, % Wit; .
All that certain lot Of S1o with tho building theeor p
s lying beif IN the Ninetccuth NaId o. the City OIL
he y ard on the northefy sds o. forysecond Iee
between the Fth and Sikh sno Containing ard de-
s.ribod Conn e cling tie uTtheTy side q
street hundred sd niuetyonc feet
f2i el2) westerly fsl hs uOrthTeefy corosT
q the fE and &c yse oDd a. ee r4lLirs ttrc
wss:ey along the norherly side Of ForJseoord street
twenty feet aud ten inches, the nOrthery aud pafae
with The h passing through tie middle of party
vr hundred feet aud Eve inches 70 the oelerr-o
tie block; thence cGseTy parallel with Forty aocoDd ee
feet and ten inchcs and thence s0uihery pa
Wall one huldred feet AID 1--we ncAes to the place o. be
InniDs together with al and singular sic etiice' pFofr
sbd GppUerauces thefeuLto bec ng snd 40 M cove
renew, In aid lease cOranso and benefits Thereof sub
ei however 70 tie rents ara cofch ''erFea rhe coz
tn.d M ,sis iadens1re lestcDs;ed New OK March
a. lSs2. :. JONks. Referee No i0t bfoA0WAy
Z. L. FlycHEa Y'nS Attorney, No re Broadway
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
HlaeIlinern.

DAPER-MAKING MACIIINERY.-Manu
turers Of ffstclss, Meclnes parties having second
hand Machinery neA for SALE, viii lddcss Bor No
go o. lndsnsPos Ind, stating terms, price aud de-
scrip,ion.
V>O BOOKBINDERS, BOOKSELLERS, and
j PRINTFRS-Fof SALE. ohesp two Ruling y achiue,,
two Cutting Machines fsnf Msene, aud tao stand
Ia Prees In good order Alec sssortmeut Of bf.Ins
Blank Books Leather Binding Tools. Materials, &C Aso,
on. font o. nall Plea Type, IN good ordo9.
ROBERT II. ELLIS, Assignee No. Ia fuiton't