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hing is known Of.GOv. Jackson's movements
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far he can lean fromy an upright position
without tallings a ss7ai IQqsd .7s1S2 Is
Az IR1sHMARts OPINIoSs oFsA AYANKEE-
tBedad, 1t hesWas cast away on asdesolate
island, he'd get up the'next morntu' amigo
round sellin' maps TO the Inhabitants. si
.THR ISaABiFANrs ARE BR1cKs pa paper
giving an account of Toulouse, in France.
says :. Il Is a large town, con aintng sixty
thousand Inhabitants 6ititt eatTslg Of 6rieEti''
Thisis equalled only by d well known de-
scription of Albany, which runs thus
"Alhauyfs city of eight thousand houses
and twenty-five thousand inhabitants With
most Of t6sir gable ends towards tie streetss'
a woman always keeps secret what she
does-not know. 34,'s ufs ,zs
TIE smallest woman may fill tho largest
heart. ~
DEATH aud tomorrow are never here
they are either not come or gone,
Little boys should be seen and not heard
as the chap said when he eOnld't say his,
LESSON. ~ 4E173f - i-if 81 s
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F'TfOoL EfATS.--i91 ji1E, Men and Boys Wool
Nv ft4 fuSt 0pehe1 which sye dtief uncpr 9eniy
low, ahOIe4aiH and ratail.
nffg1 .etAtkPER5s = t3tAJ5
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Mr.. Brightsspeech occupies hedFlyosix'
closely printed columns iof the London
Times. The following extracts will tbe
read with interest: J @ 2ss an
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DRAMATIC PERsoNR. y

Mrs. C.-well then, sir,1how easily can
your grievance he settledI Here, take tho
apples -(preseRting thsm) (Which am sure
are not worthy of becoming "apptes of
dliscOrd" between us. Thy are two very
miserable specimens, aud am now ga'h-
ering so many millions of them on my
Southern property, that can well afford
you those two poor, rotten, blighted things.
A ~. .,,O,, sot;uEiad l,5.l rsfllsI
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.yid. London rimes.
Items

Items
Boys must be separated from vicious
habits as grain is from. chaf-by thrash
ing.
He who knows the w1rlI will not be tpo
bashful. He who knows himself will not
he inputlen!. sr 4 e. aa l.
K1SD words are the flowers of benevo-
Ieuce-kind deeds the fruit.
lisa man is not satisfied with a little, it
ia very certain that he will never have
enouSh. b 90 gs7
TEARs are no sign of a soft hearti water
is distilled fromirocks. i7= Ii
HE who never laughs without knowiny :
why, must be a sad dog 's'e s
FALL in love with nature in her beauty
and glory, and your suit will never be re-
jected. a
AN English editor acknowledges the re-
CeIpt Of a bottle of brandy, fortJ-eight
years old, and says: "This brHndy is SO
very old we fear it cannot keep much lon-
ger.n f-5g ~. ~. 49,
RCD, WHITE ASD BLuE.-The rcd cheeks,
the white teeth, andthe blue eyes eta love
ly girl are as good flag AS a yanng sol
der, IN the battle of Iiies need fight under.
n sPo like to see you. /" as the blind man
would takeshim 10 the station-house. If be
did not ''move 7On.ph 6I1a ~
"A YOUNG and beautiful damseI, having
two lovers, and not Knowing which to pre-.
fer, settled the matter by marrying onf
| aud clipping with the other.
asTERH" duty Of parent-chastising an
unrlly child. 5P aa asfa
aWHY, Sarah, Il am told that when you
met your old ''fame, Mr.. il, the totbel
/ day, he treated ,you quite 6eqrishls." = SIN
deed he didn'tH-blushing abe seemed
very glad to see me" aThats what
mean understand he gave you pro-
digious httggi1g." Sarah Screamed and
tainted. 7at 48 raH sfi h's
Nor to have fear when there Is occasion
for ii is as great a weakness as eoWHrdice
In this world, fnIIoften. our joys are onlJ
I the tender shadows which our sorrOWS cast
GRIEH. -softened by time, grows beauti
bfdl nd We cisrisb it as we do some ole
dim picture of the dead. as
Iris dangerOus,for man to attempt, d
the tower of Pisa seemSi doing, 20 see hoy
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WHEELINGs va. MONDAY MORNING g. DE

what they would have said if the Govern
,ment of The United States and the North
had taken their insidions and dishonest
advice. They would have said the great
Republic is a failure, and Democr,lcy has
murdered patriottsm; that history affords
no exanpleof such meanness, and of such
cowardice, aud they would have heaped
unmeasured oblnquy and contempt upor
thepeoRle and Government who had ia
ken that cnnrse
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PUSoH thinks ttessecreriof Iessusis s6iet
Was shirt with ali the buttons oifLit
asea he Hercules. i- = 5sifvs. :
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= F1UlAL 1I1lIIEIe Ets
1ss-YeArly Advertising reasonable terms Aecor-
ding to the space occupied and the numbero of changes
1llndyertisenentsfrog transient persons OF strang
Business Cards not exceeding five lines SO
50 for six months, but for shorter period
will be counted less than a square. y ~
Tie privilege OF Annual Advertising is limited TO
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
well n all legal advertisements, and advertisements
nfhucton sales and real estate, by them uuGt
be paid for at the usual rates.
E1-Advertisements not accompanied With Writte.I
directions. will be inserted until sd charged
Notice. tor Political Meetings to In all
cases Mt full rates.
Marriages. Noticesof Funerals, and ann0ncernents
of sermons, so cents zach. nony1l-6e
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wheeling Wholesale . retail
SHOE sMANUFACToRY.

THE undersigned may be found at 149
Main Street, where we are extensively
engaged in manufacturing the latest and best styles
Rpd quality OF Ladies', Misses, ChdrslIs Boys and
6entsmen's SH0RS, expressly adapted to the tastes
surrounding country, which We O1sr NJ WholeSRls
and retail at prices which cannot fa % please the
most fastidious
We Invite the trade. and the public, to call and
examing our gDOds. While Eo gratefully remember
past fRvOns. which have already far exceeded nur
most sanguIns expectations We hope In The future
to merit continuance and to share large Increase
Of pubtic patronage. ale 1-aedi "a 7t1ll
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing de-
partment, with experienced and accomplished me-
chanics. Weare prepared % Manufacture styles and
sizes To order for tho trade and public
Rov22 JAS. " sPGLLSBURY 1 CO.
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ts A New Farce an one Short Act.
AS 6eiHg aOlO performed D0ith sH1b0H1asd Gp
& pLause IL the tp0. ReBtispheres. =
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Messrs. Golden and Bright on Amer:
lean Affairs. fl t,s5

ThetBrltish Government and People
Rebuked for their SSmpathyJy with
tho Rebels.
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! psTRNoE OF TaBiNoarH. AZ

Itis curious thing tojfind that tile pare
sly in this country which,so on every public
question, is ia favor of war ut any cost,
When it comes to speak Of the duty ofsthe
of the United States, is in fa-
svor of s'peace at any price" Hear, hearl
IL want to know whether it has ever been
admitted by politicians and statesmen, or
by any people, that great nations can be
broken up at any time by the will ofapy
particular section Of those natlpns2 II has
been tried occasionally in Ireland LlAugh
teri and, If 1t had succeeded, history
would have .said9with good cause Hear,
hear But ifjapyboly now tries to get.
up secession or insurrection in Ireland,
which wonldbe Infinitely less ydistuF bfng 10
everything than sfUessiOn is TO the upitsl6
States, because there tssa boundary which
nobody can dispute-I am quite sure the,
Times newspaper would special cor
respondents, and would describe with all
the glowing exultation inrthe world the
manner in vshieh The Irish ins6rrection
were cut down and made amend Of Let
any man ID Epglandito restore the Hept-
sarShy. Do you think any poiiticion in this.
country. would think it a thing to be toler
ated for moment2 But If you Look Al. the
map of the United States. you will see that;
no country in, the world gProhAb bly. a this
moment, where any plan ot sepafasiou pe-
tween the North aud the South, as far AS
The question: Of boundary is concerned is'
so surrounded With insufmonntable Diff
entities
Well If all had been surren-
dered without struggle, what thenl
What would the writer's 10 this newspaper,
and other newspapers have said ltfaI
bare rock in your empire, that would not
keep a goat, single goat, alive, be toue he'd
BY any foreign Power, WHY tue whole eun=
.pire Is rotised e resIstence. Aud If there
SMALLEST insult tp your nag. " what do your.
nelssI apcF vritets say upon tliat subjecr,
and5what Is said 10 all your towns ild
upol all your exrhsnEes7 VIII tel you
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THE Phiiadslphia GaEstts, in mentioning
the enormous frauds developed by the Van
wyck Report, says ''the spectators aud
peculatoFs ought alllto be Prosecuted
erimihatiS aud Imprisoned for the offences,
.thsy have committed. Howl it you'd thin
rsr,nnni.tinn a.rstE
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Very Latest by Telegraph !!
4. O'CLOCK =. NJ.
New YORK, Oct. %.

New YORK, Oct. %.
The Heraids Washington dispatch says it is
reportcd that abou, 200 rebels had seized IA
schooner in the pauxent river and forced the
owners to take them to St. Mary 3, whence they
expected to make their way to Virginia.
The World $ dispatch says it is probable that
Gen. Hollop will be Gen. Fremont's successor
The Times dispatch says there was an election
in Alexandria to-day for member OF Congress,
on the theory of there having been no election
on the 22d Of May. Nearly all the votes were
for s. +. Beech, who will be declared elected
Congress will decide on tao validity of the
election.
The horses and mules OF the agily have been
put on short allowance, us it IL not possible
lor the railroads to keep he lorrce department
supplied.
evils of Il shOy' supply Of hay and oats ny the
constr ~ tion OF u railroad from here TO NOT
.ipgham on the Patu2cnt, distance OF ~ miles
FopTREss Monroe, Oct. 2i.
Ths weather has been moss favorable Cor
meeting the enormous preparations Tor The eZ
pedition Numerous vessels ans. transports
have arrived, and Hampton Roads presents, ea'
pecially u, night, 10 magnificent appearance.
The s. K. Shading will rot leave Tor HAITI
| tdS DclOro Cd!ufuly uIl'i"o"h' -
ST.. LOUIS, Oct %.
\ gentleman from Gen Sigel's advance re-
norts that Price had left Cedar County, and wii
..ctreatng towards Greenfield, Da,e County.
Gen. Seigel's advance guard was near Bolivar
Tuesday evening, and left his rai" body at
Quincy.
There are large forces at Osceola. and Stur-
ges' command is ono days march behind.
Siegel was about as far south Us PF'ce' ano
some twenty. five miles east, evidently aiming
for Springfield to cut off the retruat Soutf
while (ien. Lane has only two days march
north Of him.
Gen. Fremont and staff are at Pommedeterr'
river. en- route for Quincy, Hunters and Nc
Kinstry's divisions were marching towards W ar
saw
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x5YI fs$Sn,R4EN,GG,41 A G1Ets
70 TIRE fREEMA.N.
T O'CLOCK, y. IA.

Ral!a, No.. Oct. %. Licat ks5y, with
a.een men of Major Wrshts Battalion, had
another fight with fsrty rebels near Linn Creek
N the lila, killing five Of them AND wonndlnS
about dozen.
Tic result OF Wright's march to Linn Greek
an he summed up is follows: Three successful
igh"s in when GS rebels were killed, about the
ame numtcr wounded, and 81 prisoners, taking
l@ guns, Is horses. several yoke OF oxen,
wagons end many other articles.
Price, army was at Greenfield last Wcdnes-
LAY, still headed south.
Resorts from Springfield say that Gen. Me-
Bride Of the rebel force has resigned, ana IS Oh
BIS way to that place to dsband his division
an. return home.
Cvl Taylor is in command of the rebel forces
%.SpIin2h9Id. He recently issued prolama-
ion, declaring that all the Union men who iiad
AlonseG to tic Home Guards would Te required
ioEaye the country or 20 into the rchel army
or the slin. length Of sine that they lad served
il tho Federal army, and requiring u pledge
f0T1 TIE Union men now there Tor the cXeihpia-
f?COnduct Of their friends who are absent from
aomc
Tie PROCLAMATION also prohibits the carrying
my more slaves South. as such u course IS cal
14Aiea to leasen the confidence of the people IN
eabity Of the Southern army 70 sustain IT.
self IN Missouri
AEw York, Oct. 24-Brig Granada, Capt.
get.iAgii from Neuyitas for New York, wa
'altOrcd on the 18th, in lat 80, lon. II, at
Midnight, by the priYateer Sallie Of Charleston
Ing captain, second mate and two seamen were
a'en Oh board the pirate, and on the loth
were transferred to the British schooner Grey
"Oand, which arrived to-day Me. Butterileld
"s nrst mate, was detained on board the brig t(
'a'lsate her into Charleston or Savannah
The cook "a white many and one seaman vol
Etfsd to 20 on board the pirate. The Grenad;
N'G cargo Of 400 hhds, OF sugar, moasses
'uV quantity Of cedar.
NEW YORK, Oct. Ola reconnaissance II
%c was made in the neighborbood of Fairia:
court House, by Gen. BlenkeI, the result o
winch showed that there WAS no body OF rebe
troops Of consequence in that ncighborhood
W. gu' that they had retired further from on
%nc'' icesburg is in possession of our troopF
IHe whole Of Gen. Banks column has crosse
ne Potomac.
Oassus NJ. Clay has intimated to the TO,
"ument that he would prefer to surrender III
."a'Aihsion as Minister to Prussia, and ente
aus army ia active defense OF the Government
Inc lines dlsparch says scouting party n
?"'s that Vionn;. is entirely deserted.
"A s'eamer returned 4o.day, having made a
" ~iM attempt to pass the rebel batteri'
With thee barges iu tow.
WAsHINGroN Oct. "a.
.,n Inc special dispatch to the Boston Journ
pa a;;' numerous idle reports have been in cIrc
1 I'.0n to-day regarding matters up the rive
ivy ivy 'ney have been dissipated by the return
''n' Mcclellan FROM Conrad's Ferry.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, OCT. 25, 1861

ports for free trade to all nations who main
tain peace with us. /
\ series Of resolutions were adopted relative
to the sequcstration act. recommending that
the payment Of claims for indemnity and IL |
debtcdness due at the at the North be allowed
az q set off, that the courts be empowered, in
certain cases, to modify the retroactive effect
Of the bill, and that the property Of Northern
residents laboring under disability Of coverture
be exempted.
y committee of delegates from Charleston,
Savannah and Mobile. was appointed to exam
Inc into " plan for II nlarlne hatcering ram.
Dates from Pensacola, ii the 18th, have been
received. 4 flag of truce was sent from Fort
Plckens to Gen. Bragg, yesterday. stating that
prisoners captured on Santa Rosa, will be sent
to New York on Sunday. Gen. Bragg sent Ii
paymaster over to pay Oft the men i'll iu!l tor
the remainder of their term at service.
/ The correspondent Of the Ataut: Ga In
/ telHgencer, in giving an account OF the fight at
Santa Rosa, says:
. scarcely know whether we h;!ye achieved
a victory oY were defeated"
A segc is momentary expected to commence
and every preparation has been made. Perhaps
it will happen ~ soon as the wounded and the
dead have been cared for, and the soldiers rest
cd from fatigue"
WHEELING Va, Get D.
The election for this division Of the State as
ordered by an ordinance passed at the last Con-
yention, came off throughout Western Virginia
today.
The vote in this city and county was not full
but overwhelmingly for a division Reports
from the interior. AZ far as received show a still
greater unanimity. 80 counties are included
in thc new State.
Messrs Lamb, Paxton. and Battell were
elected delegates from this County to " Convcn-
ton, which meets November 2Gsh to frame d
Constitution.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a.
The Richmond Erq,Arer Of the 18th inst. says
that late news from Manassas is full Of interest
Passengers from there by the Central trains, re-
port that Fairfax Court House was abandoned
Tuesday night, and the sheds in the neighbor
hood occupied for quarterng tie soldiers, were
burned to prevent the enemy from using them
The troops. it is said retired in the direction
Of Centreville all Tuesday night.
The trains from Manassas to Fairfax are bust
~ employed in Transporting troops, ard convey
Ing supplies TO Manassas.
CAIRO, H., Oct. a.
Col BuKord and Capt. Draper Of Mctler
: nand s atat. accompanied by several other cen
! Yemen, went W Nolu'nptte .E'Ste!u"S ". VIZ
Propeller Samson to exchange prisoners. The.
were cordially received by Polk and Pillow
IL prisoners were released.
The town is well fortified. A. battery O
eight "A Founders is placed at the upper end q
: town. The forts are being bulls u mile and
half from the town bnS 40 Guns are yc
mounted.
The number Of rebels there is nos over 10 ,OQ(
: AUGUSTA, ga, Oct.
i The Mississippi election returns arc meas r'
y but indicate the election Of Gov. Peters.
o CHARLESTON, Oct. 10"
9 The Courier states that the Federal fleet q
Is this port consists Of seven vessels.
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:,. tho time of election from the first
ena.s7 Of March, to the last Tuesday Of JAN
l"e ilorso refused so to amend, and ordered
u''I Il, to third reading to morrow morning.
wv Tb p. Cam. on Military Affairs reported reso
. in f,voripg the appointment of Roman
tu'. tn,;c Chaplain for the Vermont troops now
oA .nrr;cs The resolution requests the Gov
~ s'. "a annoint such Clergyman, to be APP
S. 1'ral and supported by The General Govern
p'o''' VIE resolution Il so recommends that if
men, t ,srsyman is not approved he shall not be
'"V "vrens' to the State in going to Washington
,r1e,urnins
1aton Of the resolution
,,or,yman desiring the appointment was very
.a,dv to bear al expense and the resolution
was adopted
IN recurring the attendance Of children at
. , should not, in their opinion, pass.
Mr Fletcher. Of Cavendish, stated that he in
..1dncpd tile BILL having been acquainted with
,bo Effect of this law in Massachusetts.
Mr. Rapney stated that the Com. had fore
,.on mony practical difficulties in the attempt
~ c,rry out the provisions of the bill
Mr !Ia)ock-I know that The bill was intro.
.,,nnd Nv man of large experience, and per.
hons none introduced requires more considera-
,n . It is simply as y matter Of expediency,
,bat 7. as on of the Com, was wiling to report
.JvsrscIy to the BILL II all districts were like
.ha one where reside, | would be in favor of
&c nassaee. want facts in relation to this
,nhiact before am prepared to take action.
Hr. IIy;lo--I object to this lsw because it is
.,hikayv. Does any mar wish to be told that
lr must send bis scholars to school, good or
tsiq care not what Massachusetts may have
Zone, it is 10 aw for Vermont.
Mr. Denson-~lf we look at the bill We shall
ind curious process must be gone throue 81
with if man docs not send his boy school. II
will he necessary TO look over the boy, and iud
OF, how much he knows, and what his genera
mental and bodily condition may be. 1t is i'm
Practicable.
Mr.. Fletcher Of CAvenIist!-I do not regart
hin az more arbitrary than other school laws
feel perfectly satisfied in having introduced 4
5Hl here, copied after the Massachusetts law.
an glad 10 introduce it, although is may b
viewed il AZ anfovorable light by a lawyer o
| this State.
On notion of Mr.. Tabor Of Concord the b:l
vaslaid upon tic table ard made the speciA
lg,er for one Z clocl, A. NJ. of Tuesday nexs.
Nncte Bills Eefured.--oenate bill 10, extcl.
Inc the charter Of The Bank Of Black River
nfnp, en- Banks. Senate Bill Is. reducing
Aecari.al stock Of Merchants bank ; to Com
~ Banks. Senate bill increasing the efficienc
Of trustee process to judiciary Com. Scnas
81, il regard to the unpaid taxes Of schoc
lis.ricts to Com on Waya and Means. Sen
a.c bin SO, changing tic manner of e!ectin
certain o.iccrs of the Senate ard House of Rel
rssnta,es: to Com. or Ways and Means
Senate Oh So 70 extend the charter Of Woo
:.ges bank 70 Com on Banks Adj.
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Post Office Notice.

have re,eiyed the new style stamps and am now ready
| IN xchanye them for equivalent amount oil inc Ola
issue durnga period Of six days frou, the date OF this
netice and the old stamps will not be received IN pny
NAV, ~ nosnge thereafter, letters sent from ths
office. LEA NDhn Hon ~ HAi-''
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Post Office Notice.

nx.,.rsa to exchange stamp, OF the style, for
sI{ynlen amount Of the old issue, duringa period OF
Nv from the date Of this netice, ami the latter will
pos be received In payment OF postage on let
tiers sent from this Office. ,o~,,,yc,.,
south tiardwiok, Oct. IA, 1851.