The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-29
owner Of kNorgc on the little srny-satry r7vor, in

owner OF SSorge on the little srRySztry f7ver, IN
IL deputy Paymaster General-Iieutenant Colonel T.
r. Andrews moalike firm, rcsolnte manly Fellow
10 Commander OF Boy 'Guard-Malor ZAooSYI-g oelng
changed INTO ch)-the man ZAcuZachary living al (on)
the island
a. Musical Drecior--captain A. wAIpArxR--inhabi-
.ant Oh the village OF WALDAu or, o man VINO lives on
J5 Aiddo Camp--Colonel A. ALnERr-ApAIBERr-shin
Wg, eminent by mobility o. AIrBERr Of ancient no
0Iy stock, opposed TO the splendor Of the hrst
OF family who obtained nobility.
IT, Colonel Gustave KoxRNER(k being changed intoh)-
noRN--wearer !. 6. cannon or prebandary, wearing
covering OF the head running into tho shape Of HORN
then Chaplain.
IT, Colonel j. T. c. scursK-ope who has the charge Of
sSINNNG, c. pouring out and reaching drink to higher
person.
49, Colonel Owen LovrJoy-hc who is (moro than other
persons) fond of JOY, mrth, fun, etc.
49, Colonel John A. GuREy-s1sar hole, 1. e., man
who makes with his spear many wounds or hobs
TO- Colonel c. wooDs-inhabtant or owner OF woope,
forests.
q. Major James W. SAvAeE--a found or living In
uoods, or a man as brave, fearless as SAVAGE man.
%. Major Frank 7. WmTr--he who has o WHITE skin,
complexion, or white, fair gray hair
3D. Major VIM. DoRsnnxrR-an inhabitant OF DoRsuEIM,
or man who rs at noAK where there plenty Of those
"a. Major II. RASMNc--( mm being changed into W
concerning RAVENS, I. e., man near whose dwelling
have had RAVEN on his coat a arms 0ke Corwin).
20. Major Is Rush PLrMiKy, perhaps PLuMBlEy-a sud
den LION man who, like bold lion PUSHES (at tho
enemy.
&c. Captain J. r. Howard, perhaps HownARD-i. e.,
man HARD, strong in mind spirit, intelligence
n. Captain 1eondas HAs.EII-(s being changed into
r)-HARk KILLER, l. e., man eminent In arc-hunting.
Is. Captain Joseph RAMNyFy(m being changed into
v-perhaps raven maker, {. man skial for making
ravens Of brass store wood for painting ravens ON
signs or on coats OF arms.
CHEERING NEWS FROM ROLIA, MO.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says,-The following is an
extract from private letter received by gentleman Of
this city from his son, serving in Western regi
ment in Missouri
CAN'T LYON, RoIlA, Mo-, Sept 10, 1861.
Matters stand pretty much they did when last
wrote except that this evening received orders to be
ready to take the field Mt hours notice start
destination will be either between here and Springfield
southwest Of Jefferson City, TO cut of the retreat of Price
and jackson We 10 have the rascas this time,
and their force is rs large report says will put
end TO secession IN Missouri, all the available force is
collected north and northwest of the capital with the de-
sign OF attacking 1t and putting Jackson in power
more But thanks TO the good generalship Of Fremont,
we have largo body Of troops at Jefferson City and west
OF TO cut of their retreat 10 Fort Scott and with tho
force we have at Roa eleven thousand mcn) VIC can
prevent their TO the South So you they in
very unenviabe position. You may look out for bat
Tie In two weeks at the iarthcst, and perhaps In Few
days.