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The New York herald., 1862-01-29
THE REBEL ARMY IN MISSOURI.
rHE REBEL LEADERS IN MIssoURI-PRICE AND q


THE REBEL LEADERS IN MIssoURI-PRICE AND HIS
ARNy-THEIR CONDITION.
From the Memphis Avalanche, Jan. a.
General Parsons, Colonel Joseph Kelly and Colonel
Buchanan arrived in this city last Saturday morning.
good health and spirits. Colonel Buchanan is aid to
General Parsons The General informs US that General
price ha. a large army ali Of which is encamped az
Springfield Mo- and that he is not ready yet advance.
There situated at Fort Scott on the left Of General
S000 aud at SedaliY and Jefferson City, in his front,
about IL 000 This number with the exception Of
or three thousand mon who have their headquarters at
ST. Louis and have been running about the northern
portion Of Missouri comprise the total of the entire
Yankee army in that State There about 20 600
in 10 North Missouri located in different quarters of
the State awaiting to roach Prices
army They had torn about hundred miles of the
North Missouri and Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad,
which had stopped Yankee bands Of thieving soldiers
from running through that portion Of the State. The
army is in good health and spirits and have plenty Of
people should certainly furnish that gallant army OF
MissouraAs with plenty OF sugar, as there is such
abundance of it in the confederacy. -
Large supplies Of clothing and blankets had arrived
Springfield in charge OF Colonel Monroe and additional
supplies were on the way, which will keep soldiers
in that section comfortable but additional clothing will
be needed 40 new recruits are coming In daily.
With reference to the number OF prisoners which the
Yankees pretended 70 have taken, and which nearly
has been very considerably reduced-snd instead Of
being nne hundred and fve s but hundred and ty
Such is tho truth as We have received it from these gen
tlemcn.
General Parsons and staff are en- route for Rich
mond, on business connected with the army Of the
Northwest. He is gallant gentleman and has gallant
brigade and wish him . pleasant aad prosperous
journey TO Richmond and back.
Colonel Kelly Of the bravest Of fPrces army He
Is Irshman by birth and true 70 the South and
her people tho most patriotic among He has been
engaged in the fight in Missouri since ts
BY order OF jackson he burned all the bridges
the Pacific Railroad and to-day he carries his in
sling from wound which he received at the battle Of
Oak Hill. He ID here for the purpose Of organizing
gment Of Irishmen. Are there any sons Of screen
Erin' in Tennessee who would refuse to rally under q
colonel who would dare lead them TO victory and TO
gloryY We think there hundreds who will rally to
hisa ats lard
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
THE CAPTURE OF CEDAR KEYS.

despatch from Augusta says that news from savan-
nah confirms the report OF the capture OF Cedar Keys
The Unioniss burnt the town, wharves and Eve schoo
port also nfty bales Of and hundred
and fifty barrels Of turpentins The enemy have left
the place.
We have received the Memphis Ard,anehs OF the 18th
inst the Paris (Ky Sentinel Of the 14th inst. and the
Memphis Arg, Of the 22d inst from which VIC CLEAN the
following items Of news of mat ters IN rebsrdorn.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
DESTRUCTION OF THE PRIvATEER CAL
HOUN.

AUOCSI1 JIM I60Z-
The Charleston Ccsv this morning says that nforma.
ton has been received from New Orleans the Con
fsderste steamer Calhoun her way Havana with
large and valuable cargo, chased by . Lincoln
cruiser and abandoned and burned.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
THE DEATH OF ZOLLICOFFER.

largo meeting held at the st. Charles Hotel last
night TO express regret at the death Of the distinguished
soldier and Statesman, General Zoiliconer.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

in power-the london Po-iooks upon our subjuga ION
as ga tried and proved impossbility." The foreign
complications and troubles OF the enemy thckening
and daily looking Tor the intelligence OF natl
onal recognition by foreign Powers.
But the enemy and apprec the difficulty which
must confront and his Fabian geneiG ais have been
content to wait quietly behind their foricans and
trenchmonts giving battle only when forced by popular
clamor and induging the deusive hope that the South
ern army will gradually waste away by kind of
atrolsiy. brought by decline o. the military sprit
ana reduced number OF enlstments. lOvejoy only
spoke the truth when during debate in the fede
raj congress, he iIapatienty exclaimed V We are wait
Ing IN the fruess bo that the rebellion will put itself
down. The idea is, n don't hurt anybody the rebels
Will return TO their allegiance" To disabuse the
mind OF the enemy Of this gross and mschievous de-
fusion must be the natural result N determination
the part OF our volunteers to reenst for the We
look with undgused soctude TO the result fearing that
an oversauguine press may fail to sound the alarm Of
danger In due atN ~ w..t
We can sos nothing apart from appeals 10 patriotism
and the necessity OF the case, that Will stimulate these
army enstments tho coming summer change in the
war policy OF the government from defensive 10 ag
gressive one The passage OF law by Congress- estab
fishing camps Of instruction, and requiring the whole
population OF tho conederacy subject TO military duty to
drill during the winter at regular peods should DO the
first move IN this direction The military spirit OF tho
people being thus developed and encouraged an army
OF six hundred thousand could be organized and put
In the field by the hrstof April with much facility
the North hasfound ncreatng the force which sho has
under arms.
Humid, eds Of thousands who to-day are wearied Of
e and only remain in the ranks oct Of sheer
patriotism, would under the auspices Of aggrcs-
cheerful alacrity. Visions of drs digging and OF camp
sickness made infectious and almost oathsomc by nac
tivity would no longer render tho soldiers life OBJ
ncxions but new enthusiasm would ind itself infused
into the whole army and IL would enter the next
campaign comparatively undimuishcd IL numbers, and
improved in ardor and efficiency. With such results
probable can We expect this egslaton-can We expect
this change from doubtully wise policy OF warfares
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

showing grand total of sixty million twenty
two thousand nine hundred and eighty dollars.
being an increase in this country since the date Of
the last tables--July l6, ls60-of thirty-nine gas
works and of capital three million six hundred
and forty mine thousand seven hundred and twenty
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

Since January s5 400 ,421 1854 $50 IL ,223 4M
For the first time for many weeks the weekly
shipments of produce show falling of as CON-
pared with last year.
The business of the day at the Sub Treasury was
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-08
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msnf, oAased by tie kAlG.i. -
NAsrnArc Corutzses.
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renieaywhicb, while ~ curee tie sbovr coupla-1ts
with Certainty, Is SIN perfectly harmless IN any
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erris mo rfasrnsfi poison q foylT srd A-~ sror
tie eysf~rn and prevents the development q Tie
cstaase II taken the fret approach u IL pre11on
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yet discovered Tor Ills e-ae- = oomplAaia. tai 49,
the cheapest. TIE larre crentiiy We Eurfiy for q
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remedy Over any ether discovered ror The -;-s
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upen the consfiutlen Thc-c cured ~ Il Err isit
healthy A. if they had never ha- 10 dl-sa-e
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masnatc poiea. 4 great variety q cilorters
from its irritation, among N.aich are
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tsiion. Palninl Arsoiioa q the Spleen. Hy--
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aud DersnEencnt oi the Stomach,
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the intermittent ty.c, OF tecerac irl1ical- II o.
s-CrEx c1r-ls tie poison f-li thc blood, and con-
scquenfly Guns them AL alike II i sn invdusil-
protection a. iniaixTants aud persons travelling
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taken o-rf-ioua'iy daily Nhiia exposes O. fff 80
friion that vili - txCreted fffm fhe ffstefn and
cauilt accifnullta IN sufficient 4Ulntift O. rll-n
int8 1l-sa-e. n Ere 10 D. more valuable 20
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cHuRcH DIRECTORY.


IN -r.o>z sous.. sorzEa srssff
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MEDICAL.
scrofuia, or Kings Evil,


Is o0nsdt1tioaAi disease, . corr1ptioa of The
Il hiocd BY which thil 1sid becomes v1fist-d veal
ard poor. Being In tie circulaton, f pervatcf the
Nhs.e eo, Eie map ssrsl o-i n eiseAse On any par
of K No csgz = frce NON IL atc=skk, l. there
- g4fa = LAY not cessruy. Ihs scTofalens uiz'
= vsriccsiy c1ased by rie-curiai Z ease low hsirr
cisosceree CT unhealthy Sod, impure ar. niih 40
tae vsnercal inseehcn vfnevsr bc IL c-iEan. Il i
hereditary Ia the coilstii1tc, dcscert.ng srotn "a
renis q c4re1 Unto ne tLira 4li1 lcITth gcuers-
bo-- ilaesc, y sccrns - = he rcd a ntrn uto
sheir chiidren /"
Its eceets eozaaeaoe - eeyo-iuoa from ths hlocs
q eorrupt 81 glcefeas NJ aittr wtrh IA tnS lurr-
LNer, sll Internal orgaEs. H. termed turberrles.
thc glands, ssyiiF-s ard ne surface. erzpIious
= sores. u.s 'os eorrpFsien, whioh rraccss n ~
ic-s oc1ipis,lts, tut tbsy have FAR le-s power ~
~ttt-4rl the attscks - other Diseases col-~cuelf-
y vs's aaF,fsrsPsrish by saso-uers shich. alsz9us
lol sSrolaious ga the.F ratUrs. are st reraerec u
IA - slis tairt Ia LIE system. Nost q thc ccu-
ruuptCn wkich deCiInatcd re hrcran family -srrii
o-EiH circetiy q this sesosaioss eons anlirA a
many destructive diseases q the liver, ht
brzn. and, Indeed. of all -. organs, s-iss fsooe
are aggravated by ne sane caEsc.
ore quar- q al Cur recple scroerlouz, tets
Persoas arc invaded By thiS lurking infecuos, Aac
Acir health is Undermined b. Il. To eiesnss /. ma
the sysier ~e riusi reuovsse the blood y atera
TIVE naecleine. Ard Inssgors.e ~ hss- soos snt
e2erci-e- snoh . nedsctne ~e supply In
AYERS
Compound Extract Of sarsapsrllls
fhe most onectna remedy ~hlck lie neaicsl skill O.
times devise Dor this eserywbcre prevaline
and fstsl m.iAdy. IN combined t-hza ths -slss
rcne.zls a have been disc0vcrcd Cor the cxpur-
sauon q this foe disorder frun lhe bloo1 A.c Ia
rescue q the system irom lis destructive oot->-
quenoes. Henee u should be employed COZ u crre
u 10; oaly Scrc.@s. bui also those other sne~cIl
Which arise from n, such ss
Eruptivc AZ .s-.n Disease. - AEthony Ers.
Roce, OF krysipelss, f1nlplcs. Pus:ules, d0;cl-
e., Bans snd bolis, Tuioers. letter and salt
khcun, sc&lc Head. kirE~ orm. khel-
msrsn, syptiAue aao hercuresl
Diseases, uropsy, DssDcpsaa.
DEBILITY, aud, lnd-~c -
Complaints ar..,r froD
yluaiedc O. Impure
Blooc
Tie popular toref IN ..Iupurity cf he blocd'' !.
founded IN truth for scrofuls q dcgenersucr a tis
blood Tie particular purpose ard virtue % tAls
ssrs4pzTlla IA 70 purify and gensrAte thls Vita
"a without ", -h sound health ls impossible IN cor
taniIr4ted crr1tftutiCns
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The national Republican., 1862-08-13

SIMEON DRAPER, ESQ, OF New York, lately
appointed commissioner to superintend the
execution OF General Orders No. s2,' In rels-
ton TO the return Of absentees 10 their regi-
ments, has received many letters asking him to
obtain discharges, leaves OF absence, etc. As
this 10 not q part OF the business belonging to
bis Office hs hss sent them to the Adjutant
General The grsut number ol such letters
prevents their being replied to individually.
In brief, this is the rule Of the Department.
A leave Of absence, not exceeding twenty
days, may be granted to commissioned officers
by the commander of au army, department,
or district. when the certificate OF u medical
officer shall show, beyond doubt, that change
Of location 10 necessary to save life or prevent
permanent disability. II an officer cannot
return 10 duty when his leave 10 out, he need
not apply for an extension, as no order will be
Issued granting one. lie must account ior his
absence by ssndiug TO the Adjutant General
and to his rsgimental commander a proper
medical certificate; and when he returns 10
duty, his case will be examined by proper
tribunal, to ascertain il he has sufficient cause
for absence.
No furloughS whatever will be- given to
enlisted men, and oil heretofore given are
revoked. They are cared ior in United States
hospitals.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

raE SuFrTRNGs OF REBEIDox. Balti
more American says, that amoug the CORE
spondsnce recently found on board Of q cap
tured rebel vessel, was a letter from promi-
nen, ciliZeu of Southern State to bis wife,
wh9 Ia soiourning at u distance from home.
Ths writer Vi the letter mad ju't returned from
u visit OF ii week or two at Richmond, and was
writing hIs wife what he saw there. The date
i the letter is July 80. The writer says:
This nccursed attempt Of one section to
set up IN independent government must, sooner
"r later, fail, and fall ignomiDiously. am
naund In duty to share In the burdens, and 10 dc
what ! may TO alleviate the sufferings which
The attempt has brought upon those among
whom was born, but wilt take no once n
1.-THE highest would be no induoement-noI
will ] share in the terrible responsibility. NJ
words oan depict the horrors which wit
messed both at Richmond and upon my Journey '
there and back. The deaths then ocourrins
~ Richmond were fully equal TO one hundred
and 0fty n day. More than seventeen Thousand
scS ami wounded are now in the Richmond
hospitals The recent seeming SUCCESS OF on,
arms viii only serve to accelerate the downfal
9, eur short.lived Confederacy.'
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

The HOSPITALS At FALLS CHURcm.-We learn
that large number OF patients have recently
been sent from Geu. Pope's command near
Warren,on to the hospitals at Falls Church.
Aost OF those now there were sent before the
recent battles At Culpeper, and consist Of SOL
diers who have been worn ont by long marches
and exposure. Thsir diseases are mainly ty-
phoid fever and debility, The hospitals are
under charge Of DR.. Mitchell, who wa, taken
prisoner at Front Royal, but was subsequently
released He ID highly spoken Of al surgeon
who attends personally to the wants OF those
under bis care, and those who have friends
there may feel comfort iu the assurance that
tho committees OF the various State Relief Ar
sociations and tbs surgeons 10 charge are doing
all In their power 10 Insure The comfort OF the
brave men who have lost their health In thu
effort 10 sustain ths Government and crush .h.
rebellion
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Wednesday, August Is, 1852.

BACK AoAN.-The enemy (see our tels-
graphic di,pstches) has re-crossed the Rspidsn.
II he intended merely = demonstration, to
check and delay our advance upon the virgi.
MA Central Railroad, he may claim, perhaps,
TO have accomplished It. But Il he hoped to
drive back our army, or destroy 1t, be has
Jailed altogether Iu no aspect has he gained
anything, He was very roughly handled on
Saturday, and his troops must have lost cour.
age, as well as numbers. Gen. Pope will give
hin no breathing spell, or only a short one
Onward
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

GEN. NcCLELLAS Is ENDoRsED AND ErLoGizED
ny vALIAspIaHAM, oY Owro.-Thsrs is not .
man, or 4 Newspaper, in the whole length and
breadth OF the free States, sympathizing with
secession, and wishing IL success, but what Is
also strongly in favor Of Gen. Mcclellan. This
In the TACT, patent to everybody. The country
must and will Judge what the proper Inference
from such fact is.
10 speech just made at Dayton, Ohio, Mr..
Vsllandigham, the too well.known Congress.
man from that State. gave vent to bis love and
admiration for Gen. Mcclellan In the following
language, reported in the Dayton Journal:
"As for the armed rebellion OF the secession
lists OF the South, commit that TO the army OF
the Uniten States-four .6fths good Democrats
to the abused, outraged major general, Geo
B. Mcclellan. II he Ia not able 10 accomplish
1t, it is because 1t is not in the nature Of things
to be accomplished In that way. IF he hat
been allowed to do ~ he wished, 1t would have
been accomplished by this time. If 1t was pos
sible to suppress II BY armed force, the plan
proposed BY him was the only one which ccdld
have succeeded. II implied the restoration Of
the Union AZ it WAS. That's the trouble. Al
our victories we're the result Of his pian--all
our reverses followed his suppression. From
that hour to this there has been no victory"
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

THE CITY RAILRoAD.-The cars now COM
n-nce running in the morning at seven o'clock
~ the omnibuses formerly did. But as soon az
the necessary arrangements eau bs made. they
vii! commence running at six O'Clock, which
will accom- Inodate curly goers to market, and
otherr.
In about one week, the track will be com
pieted quite through to Georgetown. The carr
now run to " the Circle" and passengers are
taken thence by omnibus to the Georgetown
depot, without additional charge
The branch lines and the extension to tha
Navy Yard will be proceeded with without any
Svoidahie delay The company building the
rad have M abundance Of capital, and Intend
to acquire, by deserving them, The public con
Sdence and patronage,
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
NEWS ITEMS.

Via San Francisco We have later dates from
China. The French and Engllsh were fighting
the Chinese rebels, and the French admiral had
been killed In one Of the encounter.
The Quincy (Illinois) Whig denies, upon the
authority of Maj. Stone, fellow prisoner with
Gen. Prentiss, the report that Prentiss was
horse.whipped BY rebel at ATLANTA, Ga.
On Monday, u party Of twelve persons
reached Baltimore under guard from Williams
port. Pa, where they were arrested on the
purpose Of escaping the contemplated draft
They were all Baltinoreans, and Gen. Wool
ordered them all to Fort MoHenry.
Brigsdier General L. F. Ross, commanding
st Bolivar, Tenn, has Issued Q general order
requiring the owners Of slaves living within
ten miles Of that place 10 send In three fourths
Of their male ,Iaves, between l6 and As years
Of age, to be employed upon the forti6catlons.
G on. Ross 10 from Illinois, and Democrat.
On Saturday, there were at Fortress Monroe
1900 nick and wounded soldiers on transports,
all Of whom are going to different places North
and some to New York-where they oan be
better cared tor than 10 the army hospitals.
They all appreciate the advantage Of the
change, ,, .- .....
Among the prisoners brought 70 The city on
Saturday night and lodged In the Old Capitol
prison, was Thomas r. Love, David Fitshugh,
and - Williams, Of Fairfax @. H., for refusing
to take the oath Of allegiance; and Col. Chas.
Lee Jones, late Of this city, and Major Alfred
Moss, Of Fairfax O. H., aid to Gen. Ewell, both
taken prisoners by Bayard's Cavalry, near Or
snge O. II.
The following officers OF the 9th Ohio, wound
cd In the battle Of Saturday, have arrived and
ere under treatment OF the Warrington House:
Major II. G. Armstrong, Adjutsnt d. Marshall,
Captain J. A. Remley, Lieutenant r. Kirkup,
Lieutenant w. ii. Thomas, Lieutant Jackana-
way, Lieutenant W. o. Meeley, Sergeant A. J.
Shires, and Lieutenant J. w. Miller. '.,
They report Colonel Candy Of the 66th Ohio
a. also wounded. rI.rr,.
Before his death, General McCook ssnt Tor
Colonel Vandever who drew up bis will 10
bis will he directed that his two iavorIte horses
should be given to bis brothars, Aleok and
Daniel, and the remainder Of bis property to
bis mother.
It 10 known to Captain Burt, and others oil
McCook's staff, that the General was deliber-
stely assassinated. The sutler Of tho Ninth
Ohio heard the bushwhackers arrange the plan
for the assassinotion, but had no opportunity
to communicate information to McCook or
staff.
BURNING NEGROEs ALlvE.--A Memphis dis
patch TO the Chicago Tribune says 4" negro
who had arrived there from the Interior Of Mis-
slBsippi relates U horrible case OF barbarity
He says that Gen. Bragg has caught the colOred
men concoctiDg scheme 10 rise and emanci-
pate themselves and join the Unidnists, and
took o number, among them son OF the In
formant, aud drove them Into corral or sorl
Of pen, piled dry twigs about them, and pro
cseded to burn them alive The negro appear
sincere and truthful, and says be was compelled
to witness the dying sgonies Of bis son."