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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-02
Mowers and Reapers!
BUCKEYE, FOR 1869.


fINHIS justly celebrated Machine & now generally
L known and recognized a the bsst and most per
feet Mower In use zach years experience adds 70
rs high reputation and proves its superiority over
All citizens II combines many advantages not found
In other mAchlnes- 1t has two driving wheels
which act together or Independently; Il also has
double hinged folding cutter bar which makes Il e.
pecialy adapted to cutting hilly aud uneven sur
faces allowing Il to pass freely stones or other
distractions also allowing the bar fold aeross the
frame without removing single bolt or nut The
machine can thus be transported ready for Instant
use from held To Held or farm 20 farm as readily a.
common cart. The finger bar Il made OF steel the
guard fingers arc Peculiar to this mower and are Sc
cured by patent. They made Of wrought iron
and laid with steels the Importance Of this feature
will be readily recognized by those who have been
annoyed by the cost and trouble OF the cast fingers
used on other nlAehiIss- Again, while presenting
perfect mower we also furnish when desired an In
depenPent reap ng attachment, TINS giving the pur
chine We warrant every machine, aud duFinE the,
experience Of six years have had a singie ma
chine returned We therefore feel justified In re-
commanding the BUCKEYE superior to ali others.
We now furnish two kiLes suitable to the wants Of
all classes Of farmers.
THE BUCKEYE, Jr.,
will be sold the very low price OF eIEhty.avs Iol
ars, and for lghtness Of drait, conVenienee smplI
city and durability is unequalled by anything vel IN
the held Farmers wanting machine must send In
their orders early A. there will be but limited
number built this season. Sample machines can be
seen At Mr.. John Thoburn's, corner Of NfaTkot and
Quincy streets, Wheeling. ~ y
THEO. n. G0RRRLL.
aPS9 AEsnts for Manufacturer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-02
The Confessions and Experience of
an invalid

Published for the benefit and as a warning and
caution to young men whs sufIer from Nervous De-
bIllty, Premature Decay, &C.. supplying at the same
time the means of selEcure. BY one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quackery. BY enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4=1yd4w
From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal d
tCHEMICAL WRITING FLUID"
eve are indebted to Messrr. Z. Barr 4 Co. fora
supply OF Laughlins DushRclds Ink, an article we
have boon using exclusively for tho year past.
at Is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by firm whose loyalty never for a moment wayered
and to whose patriotism tue highest compliment we
could pay would be to say that 1t Is az genuine as
free, unfading and permanent as their Ink, with
which we make thisreeOrd SAYS
"weuse this FLUID because, after being torment
ed with many other black devices We have found it
superior in every respect any other, either foreign
or home make, and hence pronounce 1t the best and
most reliable in the market" .
LAUGHLINS BUSHPIELD, Manufacturers,
Wheeling, Va
Reed Z Kral,
t@ jos. GFaves. Ets iI- + y ,l,Els p
Wa. P. McKelyey,
And Book sellers generally. mil
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! BANK NOTIOE,

- h. } HlANAtA NOAAON3'
i will be closed as usual, on the Fourth Of July
Paper maturing on that day will require attention
the third % =. = 2 D.LAMB.r - Cashier.
5 &. BRADY, do
u s. DELAPLAIN, do
JOHN r. MILLER, do
sa15t-s5 r ,! r. DICKEY,s0 do
S.P. HLDRErH, do
ID. @. LIST, do
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re.
storative.
This article Is too well known to need recommen-
datOn 1t restores gray hair to its original color
1t keeps the hair healthy, stimulates its growth,
renders it very beautiful, and removes dandruG
Medicine Depot, 2O2 Broadway, N. ", and by ali
Druggists. jol19.1m
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BUSINESS MorIoEsI
pSg CouMoN SENSE in sbort md "a,

va COMMON SENSE in short and easy
lessons. t
l. The trauelsr and the solder are yery
liable to suffer from the frequent changes
of wator'aud die. 10 which they are neces-
sarily subjected. .Anielegant and sfeetual
preventive and corrective of such results is
Logaa's Essenes Of Jamaica Ginger. This
preparation is made from the purcst and
best materials, aud is warranted equal 10
any Essence of Ginger in the market.
Price 25 cents.
1.-The best Hair Dressing and Tonic in
the market is Heimstrects Hair coloring.
Price 81.
3. No one wishes to pay 81 for a cough
remedy, when one equal to the best-Dr.
Chqpman's RoarhOuna Balsqm-cau be
purchased for 20 cents.
a. You cannot purchase everywhere,
Turkish Towels, fine French and American
Syringes, Trusses and Supporters of vart-
Gus style, fine Tooth and Hair Brushes );
Pomades, Colleagues and Perfumes, in rare
bottles of new and elegant designs; Nurs-
ing Bottles, most approved styles, Lint,
Hospital sheet;ng, &c, &C.
8. You can purchase all these articles,
Nth thousand others, as wanted, from
t. H. LoeAN & Co, AZ Main Street, or
LOGAN, LIST & Co., Bridge Corner, Whole
sale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-02
4TH OFJULY,

ENlRE WORKS, consisting o. Eoeketa. Ro1nai
Il Candles, Pin Wheels, Mines, ssrpents Fire CFaek
ers and ToFpedoes ~ the Variety Store 81 s'f7E
D. 6ICOLL 4 BRO
api9 100 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-02


Price List OF Crackers & Cakes.
pUrrRR oRAcKoRs, * cents per pound.
y s SUGAR s5 cents cents
WATER ~ cents SsS
GINGER CAKES, as cents psf 100.
GINGER CAKES, large size 80 cts per 100.
EsB-For orders amountini, to hTe barrels and up
ward, TIN PER CENT. DEDUCTION allowed on ali
articles except 6inges Cakes At 2se per 100. S-s1
j. G. COOPER,
N. z. corner Walnut and Water sts.,
my1I-3m CINCINNATI.
THE FLIES ARE Co1IINGI =
ZVsoU need not however suffer from their annoying
il attentions. The - =
,aii zLIGHrNISG PLY KILLER sf4L
viii sIaY its TExs OF EHoUsGNDs7 and extefu,luate
them utterly In a very few days -5lFT r
Commence early in the season, and You can Keen
them easily In check during the summer
This Sly Killer has been tested by the eHpari-
enee OF tgo 1eab0S and e superior to all limitations
Ask for t-sLEEREIs LdGHTNIAH RIT KILIIn. NJ = =
Price cts per sheet. I. LOGAN & Co
and LOGAN, LIST co.,
tezo sE9i 4geGtE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-02

LIsERrooL June. TO- Cotton still adj
vancing with small sales. The advices
from Manchester are favorable. Bread
stuGs-Flour has advanced Cd. Wheat is
still advancing, aud prices 2693d higher (;
red Western wheat, 9s 9d@l0s sd; red
southern, los 1Od@Ils white Western,
lis 6d@l1s 10d; white Southern 12s@I2
I'd. Corn firm and advanced Cd ). mixed
2ss 6d@29s. Beef very dull. Pork nom
insl. Bacon heavy at 3ls@32s. Lard
still declining, Tallow steady at 45s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16

LOUISVILLE, August ID Captain J IL Fin
hey. DIVISION Quirtermt>;er. has Just arrived
from Cumberland Gap. which place lac lett ou the
18th inst
lie reports that DeCOurcey's brigade was at
tackel Toy Steveusou's rebel division on the 9Th
AT laleN ell and thai Col Coehrans lib Kentucky
whipped tour rebel regiments Cochran held hi-
h,e until they within 81 yards AMI checked
their advance The Re. era loss was , killed
and - wounded
Fan, ~, en OF the 10Th Ohio were taken pris
oners. We took rebel Lieutenant Colonel
whom We exchanged Tor the D. prisoners
TIE Iebe 9th ters admitted loss 0i l50 killed
AMI Wounded
We took 2l3 wagon loads OF forage aud 40
horses
We lost the knapsacks of two regiments.
There his been hsht al Big Creek Cop or
ans other eng cement ~ the Nicn " al tie Gap
or Inzoweil than the fore going. All reports Of
other enga- emeuts and at the cutting To pieces OF
Gen Culitss ana Col. BayaIds otces by the re-.
bels are ial-c.
Gen. Morgan ISSUED special order "a ,nking
Cu,uuel, DeUOufcey aud Cochran Tor their gal.
lautry.
kuoAvllle papers giyea loss OF - rebels killed
at i,,,,iie.
Tie Louisville and \ Nashville railroad has been
80 much damaged recent, by the rebels ~ the
vicinity OF G. illatin that twp or three weeks will
be required to repair IT, Mein~hle commun
cation with Nashville vi, Edgeield will open to
morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
Prom POpc,. Department..

SfGELs hfAnQCARTERs NEAR RAPipAN RivrR.
August - The enemy j. still reported 10 Ice
retretting be,ond the Rtpidnn. although they
have "a force on the other SIDE with guns Ia posi-
ton AMI hrge body at cavalry IL their neigh
borhood supposed to he merely covering the re.
treat ot the main body.
Gen. Nlroy Is in the advance with Gen Bay
ards cavalry and some artillery
The Rapidan river il easily forded at many
points
IL is stated that Stonewall Jackson's army
numbers at least 6 900 men. H. has managed
TO move them all OIL safely excepting lew srrig.
glers Some ot the latter came Into our camp last
night nud said that almost all the Virginia sold
iers would desert it they though. they would be
vel Treated
A Union soldier va found IN the woods on
Wednesday with hi, musket barrel grasped in
both hands; the stock was broken oif aud eleven
dead rebels were lying around him. some with
their heids smashed aud others bruised in various
ways. his shows with what desperation the
Union hero had fought for his lite but without
avail. His bods was pierced by three or four
bulls.
Many of the enemy's dead re left unburied
while many were only covered. in mlny places
arms ami icet were seen above the eaith
Some thirty six wounded prisoners concea led
ne,r the battlefield in houses were brought IN to.
div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
Night Dispatches.
From Washington /.

WAsHINGToS. August Id ,st night a train
OF ears arrived from Culpepper bringing another
instrument of rebel PRISONERS numbering about
100
The steamer Kew Port hss brought up a guard
from Gen Burnside division, having in custody
MAJOR Sluushton and fourteen other prominent
ctIzens from fredericksburg, who ate charged
with secretly aiding and abettsng the enemy and
giving them Information OF the movements OF
our Amy They were conveyed Immediately To
the old Capital prison Another batch OF the
stme description are expected 10 night from the
same locality
Admirable DupoHt has reported 10 the Navy
Department that On the 9Th inst the steamer Tia
ron captured the schooner AQuilli while atIempt-
ing L. run the blockade of Charleston harbor
She Is Il seventy seven tons burtheu and Was
loaded with between thirty and forty barrels OF
turpeutne.
Correspondence IS desired with colored men
favorable 20 Central American. Libertn or Hay
tiau emigration. especially the hrst named. the
President has announced hi intention 10 aid such
desire To form settlement OF Anglo Africans.
Communications on the subject should Ice adj
dressed 20 Rev. James Mitchell. Agent of Ew-
grafton.
tien. Benham has not been stricken from the
roll ~ stated, but ordered report the Chiei
OF Corps OF Engineers OF which he Is Major.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
Foreign News.

CARE RACE, August IL The steamer Glas-
gov, from Liverpool Oh Wednesday the 5th. via
Queenstown 7lh. passed here Ibis afternoon She
WAS boarded by the Press yacht and anu her news
obtained.
The steamer Norwegian from Quebec, arri, ed
at Londonderry Oh tie 9th.
The steamer Great Eastern, from New York.
arrived az QueenstOwn on the S.h.
GREAT BKITAIx The statement that the new
Confederate steamer 800, irom Liverpool had
put intO HOiyhead proves unlUundei. She Was
LIT seen Oh the lst off Grants Cross going four
teen knots Al hour. The Tuscarori had been ia
search of her in the Irish Ch,nnel. but returned
10 Queen~tOwn. which port ~he again left on the
9TH Her destination Was unknown. The move
ment- OF tie Tu-carora gives rise To some am
madversiOn in Slipping circles.
The Times, eIltorialy. argues il England
. wishes 70 give the felerAs new impetus. she
has but 10 take some step which can be represent
ei a. interference, and Lincoln will soon get his
800 900 men, and the chances OF peace vii be
indefinitely postponed
The Times. IN another article, points 10 Mr..
kusses letter relative To the Federal cruisers in
the Bahamas 70 show that tie Feiesals have not
done Justice TO Ensland's iorbeArance in the
matter.
The D ills News anticipates that IL the cotton
dearth lasts I'LL Christmas Parliamentary PROV.
sons Tor Tellef OF the distress will not suffice to
meet the emergency.
Tie S. Petersburg Journal denies the rumor
that Russia jiIned France in the proposition 70
Enslani tor tie recO gnitlOn OF the Coniejeracy
and mediation.
/ In the Hou>e OF Lords Lori Sleltheledor
NOV e. Tor "A correspondence with Mr.. Mason rela
i've to the acknowledgment, OF the Confederate.
Lord Russell said il WAS not expelIent 10 produce
the p,pers; that the agent Of the Confederate
States not recognized. and all communica
TONS were unofficial. Correspondence had taker
! place with Me<srs- Adams and Seward. but the
British Government replied as before he state
I that no communication had been received from
any foreign powee relative 10 the recognition OF
the COnfederaey.
Earl Malmsbury suggested that the Govern
ment should communicate with other Po~er'
with view of offering mediation If a favorable
opportunity arise.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
~ cSLkgaAFH
New YORK Market,
NV Yong. An

INV oRE, Aug. ID.
Flour-Demlnd less active: mtrket scarcely
50 firm; prices. however. are without nominal
change: sales at 81 e5d5 81 for superfine State.
81 29@5 80 for extr, Site: 81 e5d5 50 for 81.
pertine Western; s. 21d5 Al ior common 10
medium extra Western; IS 45(d5 % for common
% good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
and - Goa - far trade brands marke, closing
dull. aud no buyers at outside quotations
Whisky firner AT 81 @32c
Wheat-Demand ess active and market
scarcely firm: the decline in gold and sterling
exchange TO day has had an unlavorable effect
sales OF Chicago spring at 81 l3(dl -: Mdxau-
kee club 81 lI@l "a; amber Iowa 81 220I 25;
winter rel Western Il 29@l 81: whue Michigan
81 Al; and choice new white 81 %
Rye quiet and steady
Barley dull and nominal
Corn ia moderate request for export and home
consumption, but without decided change in
price sales AZ 59d6Jc Tor old mixed Western;
5l@aic for E,stern: and l7d 52c for uusound
Fork more active aud Il shade trmer sales at
81 3ll4 Il III = for meSs; Sll@ll AZ prime
mess; ~ 81 10 III ior prime
Beef quet AMI firm
Bacon sides dull and nominal
L'ri dull at "a ava
Butter selling at lOGr l5c for Ohio. and l5@
Ike Tor State
Money mirket rules quite easy: 3ls@l per
cent on call. and ld5 per cent ON strictly prime
paper: sterling exchnee duh ami dropping
bankers bills quoted AT | 271l 27is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16

Lrrd Rassell agreed dat IL sss desirable, II
meha TOMS ofervi. that ali posers should join n
H. he gave high compliment 10 Lord Lyons.
The motion finally withsirsvn
In the Hoa~e OF Commons NJ. Give. IN an
swer 10 Nr Seymour. sid the prs, e. which the
BshOp OF oxiord wished u-sa 9th respert % ths
civil var ~as lot IN violation Of tbs scs ct snl-
formay sr.lr.
NF Seymour gave notice that b vou.d rsposs
tie question on the TN -
FEAseE-lt 10 reported that the French Coun-
cil OF State 10 trying 10 devise Means 70 render
France independents OF Ameret FOR cOtt"n- .
The Pauie says Hhsn tie French army moves
in Mexico in November tie hasy vii "a ke a
demonstration on the Pscihe coast.
lIALY sriipaldi has i-suei proclamation
calling the Young ulen 10 arms. IN spirited terms.
NIctOr Emanuel has issued counter proclamA-
ton. denonncing the revolutionary schemes. and
threatening the rigOr of the law 0n th0~e who DIS
obey. he declared that he aim-elf would move
the matter OF Rome al the fitting time
These events attracted get attention toward
Italy. The English journals sre-Gly regrct Car
ibaldi's course
LoSDox via Queenstown) August mo ne~
movements are reported in Italy
The Queen. ia speech prOrosuing Parliament,
saw:
Civil war which for some time has been raging
in America. his unfortuntt ely continued in
bate intensity. and the evils with which II has
Teen attended have not been cs,nhned To the
American contin,n-. bnt her Ma5eay. hav n
from the outset de ermsnel TO take no part 10 the
contest. has no reason 90 depart from the
neutrality which She has sie ,dily adhered "a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
From Cum bertrand Gap.

CHICAGO. August ID The Times has the fol-
lowing special from Memphis 18th:
4 battle commenced IL Tazewell. seven miles
from Cumberland tiap. bet~ ee.. the Confederate
furces under Stevenson, numbering IL 900 TO
l5,OO0 aud the felemls numbering 5000 The
movement was made in trout by Stevenson, while
General Burton gained The rear by 'orced marches
and surrounded the Federals.
desperate fight ci tour hours ensued result
ing IN the surrender of the Federats They were
driven by superior numbers in front and when in
full retrett wee assaulted by thanking force OF
the enemy
The rebels thus in possession ot East Ten
nessee again. Their next move will be on Buell.
with an eFwhelnnng force
Be uregard i. Chattanooga CO opera'ing
with Bragg. Their combined force is hot less
than 10000
Gen. Casewell was killed, on the 9Th near his
residence in Knoxville
4 schooner from II lvana ran the blockade at
Mobile on the 1th with cargo OF ammunition,
salt, and cavalry equipments.
Nicksburg letter says:
] he streets are beginning 10 assume a lively
appearance. Refugees are returning To places OF
business. All damage to citizens by federal
shells have been or will be repaired within a
month
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
COllisiGn.

AoQUIA CREEK. Aug IA collision occurred
on the Potomac last night of Rugged Point be
tween tie steamer Peabody AMI West Point, Ia
volving "A loss al IS lives.
The West Point bound to this place from
Newport News with convalescent soldiers of
,ien. Burnside's army. She sunk in 10 minutes.
The Peabody brought the rescued soldiers aud
passengers 10 this port.
There were 254 soldiers, officers, 3 ladies and
] child on the West Point.
At Fortress Monroe SIZE took II men aboard,
making 279 in all.
The accident occurred Oh Wednesday evening
at s O'Clock
The Peabody. which was partially disabled.
and several boats in the river. rendered all the
assistance possible with their boats, and by their
combined Efforts BOB persons were rescued Al
the crew excep. fireman. were saved The
boat WAS beached a. soon a possible, and sunk
III about four Iathoms. 4 portion OF the missn.
may have been saved - several small boats aDd
schooners were seen TO pick up men.
The two Captains have been put in charge Of
the Provost Marshal here. and the affair Is beng
investigate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
Proceedings Of the aOth Of July STATE
fOnvenrivn

Now ready. the proceedings of the great Mass
Conven ion of the 3oth of July, including full
report of the speeches of Mcssrs. wIcKLIfFE.
CARLILE and RfoHARpsoS; the resolutions
adopted aad the Address Of the Democratic
Stale Central Committee TO the people of the
State. The whole makes closely printed pam
rhlst of thirty-two pages. and j. furnished nj 81
per bundled Til, document should be placed
in the hands of every voter in the States. Or
ders solicited. Address this Office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16

FEANKFoRT. Ky. August ID --(iov Magoflin s
message condem, the INVASION of the State Toy
John Morgan He says Southern Rights men
disapprove IL lie reviews the present position oi
the Federal Government; regret. the arrest Of
citzens without legal process He recommends
the adoption of the Crttenden resolutions a
standing proposition ot peice and settlement.
have been untirng IN my honest endeivors To
preserve ana have more propositions Ia pres ent a
dissolution OF the Union. and which promised 10
be success +t ii the, h al been he ,rl IT, time an an
all my busy. brawlns c,lnmaiitors. who had
their own vie purposes TO serve.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16
From tho Logan tOhio) Gazette.
uue;, sickness from ''ExP"s"e ~
nraff.r

az IA. ..r,nver u Exposure % a Draft We "el a
r. \, T. f,.rsfe. Disorder. which are feI, pa'' -
p. ,be danger fr..n Exposure 10 Dtai' vs. ' "
isd. e By indication. has grown to D. o. 'a"
NJ AL ou- lovai cit rens," think canlo; tel
AZ no. ID an II dorm who are teeHne Ne'y 80,
And % variou. the phases OF tie -
Tbs, wonder II Dame Nature still IS stea1as' ~ NJ"
One il halt and one Is bind third Is deaf a. any p1
A fourth gone in consumpt o. ana can hA'u' van -
Aatb i owing daily from We knees oi the sp,ne'
And a .xt6 \. fading slowly IN general aeehne'
There Jenkins .talwart locking standing N feet IL his
And ii. cheek % plump, 'Ok rudy a the sunsets
golden hues; q, - 80.
a., az fbe fond delu.ion, It's hectic flush we see
~ uulmonary jenkins, who ere long must cease 10 De
1, = usrrins with an al omen prstrasve AID rounf
me would think his constitution a. II IS aIseae bai
p, The - ou,y that deceirful and insid complaint
ia. begotten his deiention-''you may ask INN II II
ha'It."
n Ie Davis wa man any gumption he would know
maj he waste bis ammunition when be shoots dying
In, let him halt IN Dixie till few months are sped.
And I'm sure our o! al czeiis will nearly all be dead
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16

y Brutal AssAuLr.--A roundcr named
John Tanner was committed to Jail yesterday
by Mayor Maxwell for having on the evening
before b,ually assaulted soldier from Law.
renee county named VIM. Nixon Nixon was
walking pcaccably along one of the back streets
when Tanner, without any provocaiion suuck
him in The face aud head. inHctng 80 serious nm
in u that fears are ENTERTAINED that lac may not
recover. The blows must have been given with
brass knu Il or with some hard substance. d.
Ba ncs witnessed the assault, and cared for the
soldier AMI dressed hi. wounds. Tanner escaped
buf was Afterwards arrested by the police. On
being a.ked by the Miyor the reason for hi con.
du-t. he re, lied that he did not know what i'm
du ell him to 10 ia act bus ~ pposci he was 80
drunk that he did not know what he was about
Ten or n dozen years in the pcnteniiary might
sober such fellows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-16

Among ;he prisoners Who reached the city on
Saturday and Sunday MAS BTiaadler General
Prince and thirts four officers inclu'iing olse Ma
ior. ohe Colonel and other commissioned officers
Trey are all At Idly prison. The officers from
Gen Pores COMMAND are Kept IN solitary con
hnement ia conformity with Instructions and tie
the rule as enforced viii not &c departed iron VI
der anv condition
About thirty prisoners have arrived az the Libby
prison nom Pope's army.