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The New York herald., 1862-09-16
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OUARTERMAsrEE,s OFFICE, NO Is MERCER
street New York Sept 4: : l o. vii .e
yed ~ ms s. oha hs soy a m tno a gay q ss
government with hundred ,5UD hoF-c for artillery and
ssvsy &c eyyss n chs a y wsn II @
ing TIE contrast Tue hoises o Be n,pes!-d ~ % IN asen
dark coo nf,ecn md half hands and upwards IN
ase sound md in every T Tespee, roS Sisn.
Tine ability o. the bidder g nj he eonlrac shoaa Is &c
whose signatures mus &c appended To ihe
ors ned or their propossls viii no, b considerea
'e'''' : ,a''' p'''''"'' STEWART vAN, vLlET,
Major and Quartermssier, United States Army.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is NOW OFFERED TO
"A young desrous Of h ming the bes, aud most eG
cens fRsT EhaiaENr NEW M 9nRk MOUNTED RIFLES
Now IN service At Norfolk and sunoit, Va.
regiment 70 800 effective All the city State and M
Fine uniforms, arms horses complete equipments
h+ra ~. and s S $ distinction
In vrgns Under tls yeiesn Generals MOO snd p o
Broadway.
A DJuTANT wAYTED-rOR A BATTALION NOW IN
"A the neld; commission 10 date from 2oth July young
q Ssy sOSa sdrss ann ms ns I've for
position for our days, MAJOR box sl Herald Office Agents
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS DOUBLE AND
11en,On al sESsoSs. ssss. Brcsdwss' OPPOSITE BOND
CoRcoRAN's IRISH LEGION.
FIFTH REoIMENr
Hesssaartsrs cSln wsLis1h IA 81 aschraLS syd.ar.,
All persons desous Of joining this regiment
dollars bounty given by War Committee ceases on the
18Th inst AZ the United States city bonn.
Ties the I'D
R.crulls ON pepg into service, win be
stey paid Sl and $50 before eavin the State slO9
Unied States houny being houorably dschsrrednak
ng grand total of $3.50 All patriotic young men Will DO
enrol This regiment before the above
dates by doing they will receive The highest bounty
gwen oompeten MT and efficient ogoers and
avoid draft which will certainly take pia,I so The 10Th
inst Recoiect the number Of headquarsrs-S57 broadway
near Worth street
(tARBINRs. s.--FoR SALE, 5000 RlFLED CAVALRY
~ carbines, ready for Immediate delivery a. eood
shooting " in the service No samplrs VIII be gwen
out. TAYLOR BROWN No. WhitebAl street
fNoRcoRAN LEGIoN.-RECRuIrs or LATE CON
~ papv d. Spinoa's Empire Brigade transferred 70 the
above Legion ordered TO to these beAdnsfters AZ
~ W KcEyELy, Colonel
T. p. DoHSsrr, Captain, 81 Nassau street.
COMPANY r, SIXTyNINTH REGIMENT N. " s. NJ
~ THIS gallant regiment is going take the beld
the regiment Corcorans fiah Legion. Young nen
wishing TO first rate company apply 10 Captain
John Duay 40 Grand street. and NJ the AroIy
Grand and streets also a the tent IN city Hall Park
JOHN DufFY, Captain Co y.
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BILLIARDS..

IyTItIARDS FOR SALE, SPLENDID STOCK or
Id new aud second hand Tables with the best cushion nov
IN us Orders by mail attended 10 by w. H. GRIFFITH
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Il ie,tiun IN this country, the unller1
c-at ~, Chau,us church, btS roadway For on
lsTr 10 the purchase III these Hctat address Jaes "
Nari. Cts Btpadwas.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

NoTIcE-rHE RESTRICTIONS ON TRAVEL HAv
s n'en removed by or.er of the War Departments
70 provide themselves with passports
JOHN q DALE Agent .
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- KlANTST MINsTREIlS,
ID MECHANICS HALL, Az BROADWAY
MONDAY SEPi. H. aud every night uuring the week,
TIE THREE nINIERs, ITALIAN AIRS,
TiIE YAkEYs. TIsE ECHO, TTNPAN-O MON
=. Campbell. Iollin Howard Ncss Seymour. Iii tie Mac,
Getngs Emmsti, GrHn. Charles Hobbs savori.
Converse. Morrison, Fowler. Leslie, Hilton,
NEIL AND DAN BRYANT
In grand Sore dc Ethope Jokes and comcalifies
Doors O'Clock. Tickets rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18
THE WAR In MISSOURI.
EN-. PRICE CLOSELY CHASED UP.
A Good Prospect of his Being Caught
IMPORTANT CAPTURES OF REBELS.
SrRINoFIELp, Feb. l6, 1852.

SPRINGFIELD, Feb. l6, 1862.
The following is special to The 81. Louis Demo
crGt.
According to the latest adyices, the Union Army is
in vigorous pursut of the Rebels. Gen. Prices
army was on Crane Creek % miles from here, Oh
Friday evening and our forces five miles IN the rear,
preparing to make an early start in pursuit the next
morning. Gen. Price had placed his train In ad-
vance. About 100 wagons, containing supplies for
him, were brought into this place, from Forsyth
only few hours before his retreat.
The Rebel sympathizers here claim that Gen.
Price will DO REINFORCED by twelve or fifteen resl-
ments from Bentonvillc, Ark, under Gen. Van
Dorm, but Gen. Sigel, who was advancing ON the
Rebel columns by different route than that pursued
by Gen. Curtisr, may strike blow ON their flank,
and upset Gen. Prices calculations.
Four Rebel officers and thirteen priyates fell into
our hands on Friday, and now here. The OIL
cers ure the notorious Col. Freeman, Major Barry,
Aid dc Camp TO Gen. Mcbride Capt. Dickinson,
Chief Engineer, and Capt. Donell, Qusrtermastor.
A pony express with relay posts hss been euab-
shed by Capt Baldwin between Rola and this point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18
Part Of Bowling Green Burned.
THE REBEL FORCES In RETREAT
Gen. Buell. Going in Person with
10000 Men to the Cumberland.
TEN MORE OHIO REGIMENTS
ORDERED FORWARD.

CIscrss.rI. Monday. Feb. II. 1869.
This mornings Commercial has the following
special dispatch:
"On learning that the Rebels were evacusting
Bow ling Green, Gen. Buell. ordered forced march
by Gen. Mitchell, to save, if possible, the railroad
and turnpike bridges on Big Barren River. They,
however, bad all been destroyed when Gen. Mitchell
reached the banks of the river.
"The brigades of Gen. Breckenridge and Gen.
Hindmsn were, until Thursday evening, at Wood
land station.
"The Rebels left nothing at Bowling Green ex-
cept few old wagons.
"A part of the town, it is reported, Is being
burnt.
at il believed now that no Rebel forces exist
in Kentucky eat of the direct road from Bowling
Green via Franklin to Nashville
General Crit,enden is trying to organize another
army Il, Carthage, on the south bank Of the Cum
berland. This is the only Rebel force on the line
from Bowling Green to Nashyills.
Gen. Breckinridges and Hlndmans Brigades
have fallen back on Russellville. where General
Buekners and Floyds Brgades have been stationed
for some time. Generals Johnston and Hardee were
also believed to he at that point on Friday
at is believed that with the exception Of the
above brcsdes the whole Rebel army has been
moved TO Fort DonelsOn ard Csrksyillc.
"Whst movements may have been made by the
Rebel forces only be conjectured but the poba-
bites are that they have concentrated their whole
force Oh the Cumberland.
elf. however. they have not done 40 the divisions
Of Generals Nelson and Mitchell will be ample to
core with all they may have between Bowling Green
and Nashville.
at is believed that the Divisions Of Generals
McCook ard Thomas embarked al the mouth of
Sal River, on steamers for Cumberland, on Satur-
day night, and that yesterday the tnDor~ who have
been in camps Of instruction Mt BaTdstown, wore at
Louisville, emtarkng for the Cumberland
Three Indiana regiments and a battery Of sriil-
lery leave New-Albany to-day.
The aggregate Of these re-enf)rcemeDts is per
heps 20 600.
"Gcn. Buell., We understand, goes with Gen.
MoCOOk division, TO take command in person on
tho Cumberland, where forces will be by to-
morrow night ~, 900. While he rursues the enemy
on the Cumberland with bis tremendous force, their
flank and rear pressed by the heavy divisions
under Gems. Nelson and Mitchell.
Since writing the above, we learn that ten reg-
mcnts now in Ohio camps are ordered nt once TO the
Cumberland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE. Feb. 10,


Via BALTNOEg Monday, Feb II. 1862 :
The propeller Planet arrived this afternoon from
Baltimore, having Oh board the submarine cable to
be laid across the bay from this point to Cape
Charles.
The line has already been completed from vii.
miDgton, Del, TO Cape Charles, and also from the
headquarters Of Gen. Wool about mile and half
up the beach the place selected for the crossing
The line will be sunk in few days; and AS soon
as the necessary arrangement can be made this de-
partlnent VIII be connected directly by telegraph
with Washington and NewYork, aud tho Govern
ment and the public will become informed Of the i'm
portant news transmitted hence from twelve to
tweoty-iour hours earlier than al present.
The line will be under the management Of Mr.. w.
II, Heiss Of the United States Military Telegraph,
and will be Of the greatest value 10 the Government
The FerDandina sailed this afternoon. Wind n.
E.; weather clear.
la anticipation Of visit from the Secretary Of
War, the 10th New-York Regiment was ordered TO
parade at O'Clock this morning, and the Secretary
was 10 DO received by salute and other donors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18
The resolution Xaa pazsed.

lie RESOLUTION WINS phSrcL
MIR. WILSON rep, Mass, hoped they would
not make any reduction in the cavalry force IN con-
sequence of INV BOWS yet received. The war was
not over. There were other battle-helds yet 70 be
won He hoy ed there would only 10 q reduction OF
the force to forty regiments.
Mr.. WILEY lRep., Vs.) agreed with tho Cnair'
man Of the Military Committee that the war wss
not over vet. He knew enough OF the Southern
people TO know that they would still continue W
light. lie hoped that the Senate would CONSIDER
well before they reduce this of the service. lie
thought that we should have Governments in the
States TO support and it would require cavalry 70
reduce the numerous guerrilla bands that wouid
spring up. Cavalry alone was competent 10 sucn
service.
Mr.. FESSENDEN modified his amendment 80 as
to reduce the cavalry regiments to Az inslead OF 90
Mr.. WILSON thought that 80 of those regiments
to-day were skeleton regiments. They were scat
tered over the country. We will have to purchase
10 600 horses TO mount even 40 regiments.
Mr.. DOOLITlLE rep, Wiz, disliked ieglslat-
ing on u pendulum" which seemed to be the case
regarding cavalry. Before the battle OF Bull Run
We wanted 10 cavalry. After that We went to the
other extreme and authorized about ~ regiments.
We now propose to swing back again.
MIR. Fessendens amendment was adopted by feas
%, NAYS 10.
Mr.. DOOLITTLE offered an amendment, as a
proyisO that if the officers mustered out OF the
United States service take their uniforms and equip
ments they pay for the same ut the original cost:
MIR. WILSON (Rep. Mass.) thought that officers
should receive pay for their time, and that should he
sufficient. This amendment " oud be rather like
putting the Government into the Oldclothcs busl-
ness.
After some further discussion the bill was laid
over. Executive session. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18
SURRENDER OF FORT D0NEtSoN.
A Desperate Three Days Fight
HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES
Bravery and HeroiSm Of Our Troops.
THEY FIGHT LIKE VETERANS.
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF TIE REBELS
Three Generals and $4,000 Men Prisoners.
THREE THOUSAND HORSES CAPTURED.
10000 Stand of Arms Taken.
Also. 48 Field Pieces, II Guns and
Commissary Stores.
FLOYD AND PILLOW SNEAK AWAY IN The NIGHT.
Indignation Of the Rebels at their C0wafdiea
THE OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE BATTLE.

THE NFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE BATTLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

Indignation Of the Rebels at their COwafdisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

ganc law Of which, taking no notice Of any Of
the peculiar institutions sof the late Rebel
States, shall treat them as Free Territories.
THE ARMY UNIFORMS.
A Board of Officers, consisting of Gems
Butterfeld, Mcdowell, Kearney, Sykes, Will
lard, and DeRussey, will convene tomorrow,
to see what changes can proftaby DO made in
the army uniforms. 1t Is supposed that their
suggestions, if adopted, will save the Govern
ment about $4,OOO,oOO yearly, and give our
soldiers uniforms possessing some beauty and o
little comfort
PRIZES FOR SOLDIERS.
Senator Wilson gave notice to-day Of o bill
for the distribution Of prizes among soldiers Of
the United States, who distinguish themselves
in battle.
NOMINATIONS.
The Senate, in Executive session, to-day
passed upon number Of military nominations
aud debated one Of brigadier from the Pa
cfc side.
MILITARY EXECUTION.
Private Samuel III. Calhoun, of Company A.,
I'd Kentucky Regiment, was hung at Bords-
town, Kentucky, on the 5th inst. He had been
convicted by Court.Martial "of going without
written permission beyond the limits of bis
regimental camp near BordstowD, and entering
the premises of one William Sutherland, a
citizen, whom he first enticed from his house
and then wantonly shot 80 that he died"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18
LOYAL HEARTS BURSTING WITH JOY.
n6r. Faulkner Pronounces the Re-
bellion a Failure.
The Disposition of The Rebel Territory
BENEFITS FOR OUR SOLDIERS.
WAR BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT., I
fOficia WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1882.
n Brig. Gen. r. w. LANDER.
The President directs say that he has observed with
pleasure the activity and enterprise manifested by yourself
ard the officers and soldiers Of your commsDd. You have
shown how much may be done 10 the wort weather and
worst roads BY spirited officer the head Of oms Of
brave unwilling to life in camp when the enenie.
o,heir country whii reach Your brHan,
happy pressse Of what be expected when the Army
The Potomac shall be led to the held by their gallant general
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF TIE REBELS
Three Generals and $4,000 Men Prisoners.
THREE THOUSAND HORSES CAPTURED.
100000 Stand of Arms Taken.
Also. 48 Field Pieces, II Guns and
Commissary Stores.

FLOYD AND PILLOW SNEAK AWAY IN THE NIGHT.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-11-14
INrANTgEE COMMISSIONS.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, will almost instantly
relieve gripping in the bowels and wind
collie, and overcome INFANTILE CONvUL-
sIoNs, which Will, if not speedily rene
died, end in death.
II Is also the best and surcst remedy
U The world for all eases of dysentery
and diarrhGa in children, whether it
arises from teething or from other causes.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents
bottle.
This is the season Of the year to use
Ms Wi0slow's Soothing Syrup.
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Who is Mrs. Winsl0w {?

As this question is frequently asked,
we shall simply say that she is a lady
who for upward Of thirty years has UNI
tiriugIy devoted her time and talents as
female physician and nurse principally
among children. She has especially
studied the constitution and wants Of this
numerous class, so generally overlooked
or carelessly treated by the faculty in too
many instances and, as a result Of this
effort and practical knowledge, obtained
10 lifetime spent as nurse and Ihy,i-
clan, she has compounded a Soothing
Syrup for children teeihjng. It oper-
ates like magic-giying rest and health,
and is, moreover sure TO regulate the
bowels. In consequence Of this article
Mrs. Winslow Is becoming world re-
nowned as a beneiactor of the race
children certainly DO RISE UP and bless
her; especially is this the ease in this
city. Vast quantities of the Soothing
Syrup are daily sold and used here. IL
has got to be a common remark, 81 had
rather depend on Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup for my children, than to have
the united advice Of the medical faculty
Of the city" We think Mrs. Winslow
has immortaized her name by this in
valuable article aud we sincerely believe
thousands of children have been saved
from an early grave by its timely use,
and that millions yet unborn will share
its benefits, and unite in calling her
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A M 3 r o T Y P E

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business as usual no h.. saloon. Card ph..o-
graphs made 20 order iu city STYLES. Saloon
open for business Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
l.. D. WILSON.
IrasburEh, July q, 1862. 81
CHEESEMAN'S and CLARK'S FEMALE
\ PILLS 90 the Drug Store.
81 l.. D. WILSON.
BURNING FLUID, and Turrcuuuc, for sale
ID by X. * y.
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The Empire Sewing Machine is cx
cmpt from all these objections.

lt has straight needle perpendicular ac-
ton, makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE s11cH
whlch will NEITHER RIP nor RAvEI.. and is Il.
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every description Of MATERIAL from Leather
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| linen or silk thread, from the coarsest to the
| finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL. and
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} as glass, and is
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1t requires FIFTY PER CENT. less power to
drive it than any other Machine in market
A girl Of twelve years OF age can work it
stoadilv, without fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and IVonderful Simp'ic,ty of
construction render it almost impossible to
get out of order and is GUARANTEED b. the
company to give entire satisfaction
We respectfully invite all those who may
| desire to supply themselves with superior
article to call and examine this UNRIvLED
MACHINE.
But in a more especial manner do we solic-
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MERCHANT TAghoRs, Dress MAKERS,
CoACE MAKERS, CORSET MAKERS
llooPSkIRT MANUFACTURE CATER FILTERS
Eks, SHOE BmD
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VEST and PANTALU0N MAKERS.
IT, Religious and Charitable Institutions
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PRICE OFMACHfNE COMPLETE:
| No. !, or Family Machine, $45 90, No. 2,
Small sized Manufacturing, $50 90. No. 8,
Large size Manufacturing, S75 90.
Cabinets in every Variety.
We want Agents for all towns in the Uni
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established, to WHOM, g liberal discount will
be given, but we make RIO consiGnments.
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