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The New York herald., 1861-12-20
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
Operations of General Pope in
Johnson County.
Flight Of the Rnemy's Forces and Capture Of
All their Baggage and Arms.
Three Hundred Of the Rebel Fugitives
Taken Prisoners,
&C., &C., 60.


Dispatches received at headquarters from Con- Pope
that after forced march yesterday he got botwssa
the enemy encamped miles from chihowse, Johnson
county and twenty-five hundred strong In Clinton and
Henry counties but as they heard Of his ap.
proach they beat rapid retreat towards Rose Hill.
johnson county, leaving all their baggage, arms muni-
tions, paper, &C., in our possession.
Con Pope then threw companies Of cavalry
and section Of artillery pursuit following with the
main body Of his army
AtJohnston Bates county, the rebels boing closely
pursued scattered in all directions but mostly towards
the south. General Pope then forced strong cavalry
reconnaissance to within fifteen miles Of Osceola and
intercepted and captured hundred and aty OF the
fleeing rebels and ali their baggage, stores &C. Other
squads from some ten to fteen tsksa making the
aggregate number about three hundred.
No fighting is reported to have occurred.
General Pope says tho whole country between Rose
Hill the and Grand river south is cler
OF rebels.
Gen Price has only eight thousand troops Osceols.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH. FROM GEN. HALLECK
TO GEN. MCCLELLAN.
WASHINGTON, Dec 10, 1851.
Tho following important and cheering despatch
ceived at headquarters tonight from General Hascx.
Tho ''customary victory Of which the Richmond Ds.
spach boasts does in this instance TO have
crown cd the rebel
HsADQu uARrERs, DEPARTMENT or THIS WEST
81. LOUIS Dec. 10, 1851 !
General G. 3. MCCLELLAN Commando in Chief Of United
States Army
General Popss expedition successfully cut of tho enc
my's camp Shawnee Mound, and scattered them,
twenty hundred strong, in every direction Took
hundred and atty prisoners and Of the enemys
wagons, tents baggage horses &c All the insurgents
between the Missouri and Usage cleared out Price
is still South Of the Usage.
H. W. HAILECK, Major General Commanding.
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BRYANTS' MfNSrRELs. Mechanics Hall, 472 Broad.
way.-UN BALio MAscHERA
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MELODE0N CONCERT HALL. No. a39 Broadway
sosas DANCES BuGLEseUEs, &o-KArARlNA
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HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS, Stuyvesant Institute No CSC
Broadwsy-ETHIofiAs Songs. DANCES, &c.
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western VIrGtnIa.

from .ns " cleveland Leader Lead
Tue aspect OF "u"'FS IN western HtrGtA-
III IS intensely interesting. we have re-
ports 81 the probable nrt'on OF the Conven-
tlon "NcE meets on tuesd"y next which
indicates tu"t tue Eastern portion OF tue
Stale WIN 0e declared IN rebellion, which
rees'llOn must De Dnt down Tins Is the
true course. Ihe loyalists OF the north
western corner OF the State do not "se-
cede" from the portion East OF the noun
tHlnSi tney merely remain where they are,
ia the unl"n. And in that position they
must be sustained; Gov. Le'cher and the
ntneF re"el'ious state otncers have, 10y
their trensonahle HCts, abdiCatpd their Off !.
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tage OF the irritation excited by the alien
and sedi;ion laws to criminnte the whole
conduct of our ADMINISTRATION, and charge
it with the design Ofintroducing monarchy;
the other was II proposition from Mr.. Geo.
K. Taylor, of Prince George, expressive of
sentiments similar to those which bave
been declared by other legislatures of the
Union on our controversy with France, in
tho place of which was substituted cOun-
ter proposition, termed an amendment,
which was offered ny Col. Nicholas, OF AL
bemarle, and which seems calculated to
evince to France and to the world that
Virginia is very far from hHrmOnizing
with the American government or her sis
ter states.
"The debates on these subjects were
long and animated In the course of tlIPm
sentiments were declared and lin my
juddment) views we're developed of Sc
rious and alarming eStent. To me it
seems that there are men rho ic0Wld rather
hold potCer By any means rdtker than nor hold
It and lVho r0OWtd prefer dissolution Of The
Union 10 Ehe continuance Of an admiNisfra-
ti0H not Of their o1n party. They will risk
all the ills that may result from the most
dangerous experiments rather than permit
that happiness to be enjoyed which is dis
Epensed by other hands than their own. It
is more than ever essential to make great
exertions at the next election, and am
persuaded that by making them we obtnin
II LegisIsture, ii not federal, so divided as
TO he moderate.
"Ifeel with increased force the obliga-
tons of duty to make sacrifices aud exer-
tons for the preservation of Amer
lean union and independence, as l
Am more convinced of the reality of the
d4nURr which thrp tie n them
="With the most respectful attachment,
remaiu, sir, your Obedient,
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YuTE OF RlcHNOSD CITY.-We see by
some Of the Virginia pIpers that the whole
vote cast in the city of Richmond in favor
of Secession was 2,l0O, against it 4. The
vote of Richmond at the last Presidential
election, was 5.40O; so that not IL half vote
was cast, and as the city is IL military camp
it is probable that the military vote i
counted among tue 2.4OO.
This is just the way the thing was dORc
all over Eastern Virginia. The vote showed
tue sane discrep at Norfolk and other
places The fact is apparent that the
Union men never wen: near the polls
Look at Tennessee also. Compare the
vote at Memphis AMI Nashville with the
Presidential vote, and it will be ut once
seen that the Union vote never made u
demonstration. 1t is easy to carry an
ordinance of secession by such means aus
these. Since elections were first invented
there never were such utter mockeries and
fHrceS of voting gone through With MS
those recently held ia the Southern States.
The following account of the recent
manner of life of Hon. Johu Bolts win
serve somewhat to show how it is that
Union men do not cast very much of vote
in certain localities:
We take it from the Harrisburg Telegraph:
JOHN MINOR BoTrs.-The friends of this
gentleman throughout the State of Penn
sylVanir, aud they are numerous, will he
panied to learn that his health il giving
way unhcr the heavy persecution he is
compelled to bear for his sentiments, and
that while he is quietly pursuing his agri-
cultural lRbOrs on his farm near Richmond,
Virginia, he is constantly heset by his enc
mites, who demonstrate their hatred of him
by the most brutal acts and conduct. Mr..
Bolts rarely visits RichmOnd-indeed he
! seldom leaves his plantation, unless it is
on some GRAND of mercy, to succor or de-
tend the Union man whO has fallen under
the ban of traitors. When he does make
his appearance in Richmond, he is followed
through the streets By drunken mop
tnsulted at his hotel, and even interrupted
at the table, by those who hate him be-
cause he loves and prOclaims the Iniver-
salty of freedom. From several sources
we learn that Richmond has hecome q
perfect bedlnm-and not only Mr.. Bolts,
but all who are even suspected of enter.
tanning Union sentiments, are rudeIy aud
brutality treated. Men born in Virginia,
| who have heen living elsewhere and re-
turning to the lind OF their birth, are ar.
rested, examined, and if not able to dis
prove the charges trumped up against
them, are imprisoned aud Il ned, or subject
ed to the will, fury and caprice of drunken
mObs and magistrates.
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NORTH. WESTERN VIRGINIA
CONVENTION.


I
The Convention assembled yesterday al
two P. NJ, in Washington Hall.
On nomination Of F. Il. .Pterpoint, Den
mis- B. Dorsey, Esq.,, of Monongniia co., was
selected as temporary Chairman. G. L.
Cranmer, of Wheeling was, on nomination
of Campbell Tarr, of Brooke, chosen tenn
poraly Secretary.
The President returned his thanks briefly
for the distinction conferred. He said that
taking the chair as temporary Chairman il
would be superauOus in him to allude to the
vital subjects that would come before the
Convention. They bad calmly and thor
oughly considered them at home aud had
row come here to act on those reflections.
I. He realized that this was to be the most i'm
!, r0rtant Convention that ever assembled in
the State OF Virginia. he would not im-
! pose n speech, on the Convention, but
would merely say that he would endeHvOT
I 10 discharge the duties imposed ON him to
/ the best Of his ability. Ii
On motion Of Dir. Pierpont, Rev. G. Bat
telle, who was present, was requested TO
open the sitting of the Convention with
prayer.
Amer the prayer, A. j. Boreman, OF
Wood, offered the following resolution
which was adopted
Rtsolesa, That q COMMITTEES. of five be
appointed 81, the Chair tonscertain and re-
port all who are entitled to seats in this
CoEyention as membeFs thereof.
Mr.. CARLsLE offered the following:
RsSoIre{. That committee of Eve mem
beers of this body be appointed to report
rules for the Government of the Conveu-
ton.
The resolution was adopted.
The foil wing. by Mr.. Pierpoint, Of Ma
riOn, was then adopted
ReSoEUed, That committee of five be
appointed to report on the permanent or
ganizhtiOn of this Convention.
CANPRELL TARR Submitted the annexed,
which WAS accepted:
ResolveI, That this Convention will meet
while in session, at 10 \. N.
The Chair then announced the commit
tees, appOiuted under the resolutions of
fered after which, on motion, the COu-
vention adjourned,
The following are the Committees:
COMMtrTEE on oANtzATIoN.-F. H.
PierpOint. W. H. Copeland. Z. il. Caldwell.
John S. Burdett, G. j. Stewart
COMMITTEE ON RULEs.-Jno. s Garlic.
Danl. Palsy, Harrison Hagnns. Geo, Nc.
Porter, Andrew Flesher.
COMMITTEES on CREDESTIALs.-A. J. Bore
man, DAnl. Lamb, Lewis Wetzel, John J.
Brown, Jas. Evans.
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Ia . Hurry.

Some delegate in the Convention, yes
terday, manifested tremendous haste to
dispatch business. he wanted the Com
mittee on Permanent Organization to re-
port last night, in order that the delegates
might get through with their business aud
return home.
If the delegate referred to, came to the
Convention with the expectation of getting
Away,in such short order, he had better
have stayed at home. The Convention
would be merely tria.ng With the people, if
they lissen to any such preripitatO. cOuu.
Oel1, To discharge tbSlT dulies properly,
Vill FsQuiFo many dayS-
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Livery Stable and Stock for Sale.
ZACK WHEAT.
HVdro-C!arbon Oil

Vie Subscribers desire to inform Consumers m
Dealers in Carbon oils. tia It they have recently
erected Refinery. for the sEiIlItin AMI nIInIfac.
tuTe OF very superior OIL Tor iIlunli-
Mating purposes. All the latest improvements in the
publication aud preparation Of Native Petroleum
have been adopted. -i-t itt-
Tho great advantage OF BRILLIGSr light. and tho
ch-tp cnat at which It Iuay he lad will induce al
economical house keeper to adopt Oiit- entire
safety vi recommend Il strongly in the stead of ali
explosive burning dnids nov in uso.
According Ia careful test made by u.s. one pint Of
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tequal to at least star candeAl for ~ hours mixing
the cost only rs Of per hnur5 size of Lame
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10 peEsons In want Of a cheap and good sLubri.
eating or for machinery ufany Kind we can recon-
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M IN maud, put mp In Packages of any desirable
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Warehouse ON Market Alley.
tel+2w WARREN 4 son.
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on yOu to come to the support Of your con =
stiIuuOnal Government. I am empowered
to muster you into the service of the Uni
ted States to serve only 10 defense of your
own soil. Arms and munitions OF war
will be furnished to yoa.
Assemble at once at yonr various coun-
ty seats, aud report to me for instructions
Cavalry and infantry will he received at
T. A. MORnIs, Brig. Gen. Com.
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PROCLAMATION OF GEN. NORRIS.
Troops to be Mastered In Tor Service
In Western virginia.
HEADQUARTERS U. s. VULux RRRs, \
Wps-,,r,, U,...
GRAFroN. juno 8. 1851.

Ffrginians. In issuing the above pro-
Clamatiou of the commanding General of
the Department of the Ohio. have now
the pleasure to announce that We have
routed ana completely discounted the Sp-
CessiOuists in arms AT Phiilippi Their for
ces are demOraIiEed, assertions are numer-
Gus, aud the panic stricken remnant have
taken refuge in the passes OF the noun.
tains. Western Virginia ia free from the
enemies TO her freedom aud peace.
In foil confidence Of your ability aud
desire % pr0GNCt youESslVGs, new call MP.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Grand Strawberry Festival,

'TNUE LADIES' WHEELING UNION AID sOCIE.
L ~ will give n brand strawberry Festival ut
Union Hall, Friday cVenn =. June lIth nj O'clock
The proceeds will DO appropriated for the benefit of
the Union soldiers aud their destitute families All
those whose symp tthrs in tbs god cause are rS
Spectfully solicited to attend jel2
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FOR I'VE HARVEST on 186t,

II o II A r NJ e r s.
VoUN ATTENTION Is INVITED To MY STOCK
l. Of Harvesting Implements for the canning liar.
vest have the sole Agency for the Justly celebrat
81 BucEET No En- REAPER for twelve counties in
virginia. This n1cline stands unrivailad among
Harvester 1t is the most convenient machine TO
operate that Is nads is simple in tR construction
that any farmer can set it up aud work it And it Il
very srRoNS AND DUR NBLE In short it has proved
itself to be the BEST Harvester IN use. And "A an
evidence of ths--tT Is FACT that NIL the IRts pat
Gnted machines have copied Il nearly as cnuli he
done without Infringing the patent. Aud the better
PROOF OF all IL. thRi II has fasd tn uyO entire
satistActinn when triFd. The manufacturers are now
making two sizes Of this machine either Of which l.,
fully warranted to be all that Il claimed for them
that IL. that they are uneQHRlled And 10 Farmers
who want the BEsr MACHINE Is USE, We say buy the
Buckeye.
| am also the AGENT for the HUBBARD LIGHT
MOWER, which is SOd at the low price OF SIS and
$50. This Mower Il undoubtedly the BEST MOvER
MADE RoR THE PRICE,. It Is much better hniIt, is
HtFOnger and m RS durable than any other mower
that cometes with In price, Il Of very light Ara
has two driving wheolE and draws from tho centre
and "a warranted to give entire satisfaction. AZ
number at persons were disappointed In getting ma.
cneI late in the of last year. wa re1nsst Esr
sons who want either OF the ab1VV machnsj to send
their orders SOOu they may bs certain to get them
this year. My stock Of the smaller Harvest Imple
ments. such Grain ant GFlsA Scythea Iirafn-Cra-
dies SHatlI SckleI, IlIkGs &C., &c is complete and
will sell them low. Give call at the seed and
Implement DepOt, corner Main and QuIncay Streets
Wheeling, Va. UeI2) u. J. SMITH
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LIGHTNING FLY PAPERt
IL Ills Fill ES quicker aud moro SuRLLY, than any
IN paper ever sold In this market.
ny commencing itS use early. you can keep down
the enemy all summer. For sale wholesale and re-.
TAIL by 7. II LOGAN 4 TO-,
jnuelo and LOGAN, LIST Co..
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secessIontsts In 17ee.-Lettor from
Judge Marshall.
from the National Intellirepcer.

The suhjoined letter WAS written early in
1893 to General Washington by John Mar
shall, aud which has been obligingly COM
inundated to US by friend who has the
original ia his possession. 1t is now pub
lished for the frst time, and the reader will
not be slow to perceive wherein its senti-
ments seem to be not inapplicable to GER
tain proceedings which at the present day
I'LL so conspicuous placei' the public eye.
EXTRACT OF LETTER FRoM JUDGE M&R-
SHALL TO GEH. wAsuISGTOS, DATED
RtCHWoND. January;s. 1893.
DEAN Sir: ! thank you for the charge
of JUICE Addison. Il is certainly we'll
written, and wish that it, ns well MS some
other publications GU the same subject,
could he more generally used. ! believe
that argument can moderate the leaders Of
the opposition, but it may be possible 70
make some impression on the mass Of the
people. For this purpose the charge OF
Judge Addison seems we'll calculated.
However may regret the passage of
one of the acts complained of, am firmly
persuaded that the tempest has not been
raised by them. Its cause lies much deep
err and Is not easily to be removed. Had
they never passed other measures would
have been selected which would have been
attacked with equal virulence. The mis-
fortune is, that an act operating on the
press in any manner affords to It's oppusprs
arguments which SO caPtivate the public
ear, which so misleal the public mind.
that the efforts Of reason to correct false
Impressions will often fail of success.
Two very interesting subjects have.
during theSp II session, particularly enga-
ged the attention of the Legislature. Til,
trst was a paper introduced by Col. Tag.
Tor, Of Caroline, and which yo2 must have
SEsn, sOntAining revolutions taking advAn-
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God guhrl eur nag. and keep each star
Zach stripe Is bright a. nov thoy 1aVo,
sam mako It Lad oar rankSin war.
still aOat above each pltr!Os'S sravs, -
pSath 70 The traitor that would dare
T0trsil IL through the dust Of slsanoa.
~. honSat hOSrts its lot viii share
Ara 6ll0E L 70 Death OF Fame.
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GREAT BARGATNS

INENE BEREGE ROBES at $500 worth $500. En-.
Il glish lierege ItnLe+At $500 worth $1,000. Finest
quality Chally Delanes at l211r, together with n
large stock of MI kinds Dress Go1Iis
Luce Nantes and ShaWles, Embrnileries and HosI.
cry. Gloves Militia &C., SC. All Of which ". are Of.
' JAZZ ''e%sp '"' ''''"' COOPER sESsENEy
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GREY GOODS

E0R Ladies' Travelling Suits Just received per Adj
Il ans Lightning Express FROM New York by
tunPO0 GEO. q. TAYLOR.
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JUDGE sUaIMERs, LETTER

T. A. MoRnrs, Brig. Gen. Com.
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PARADISE MILLS F!
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Persons coming from a distance with grists
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Cash paid for wheat and all other kinds oil
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aH0 ~ AEgA ID ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

4 Eenevo!snt Institution established jy syse;s
Endowment, far The ~elicf Of tie Sick ard Dts
tressed, otai1Ird wits Vtrulent and Epids,si
Diseases, an .pecia'?y. for ske Cure o. Dtsesss
ofMe Sesaot Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, BY The sctias
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Seription Of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits of life &c. and in cases of extreme
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Na.uable reports on Spermatorrhoea, and
other diseases of the Sexual Ospans. and on
the New Remedies employed in the Dispenrs-
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opes, free of charge, Two or three stamps fer
postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTOF
Acting Surgeon Howard Association, No :.
South Ninth Street, bill Pa. By order s4
the Directors.
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Trs res Secretary.
Eo23 Y.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-09
I'm Probaee-Pierce Co. Court.
In the matter of the estate of !
Alvah White. deceased. (

In the matter OF the estate of !
Alvah White. deceased. (
n n reading and filing the petition of II
~ X. White, administrator of the estate of
Alvah White de ceased. stating among other
things that he has not been able TO pay the
debts due from said estate within the time re-
quired, and praying that the time may tie ex-
tended
It is ordered that the said petition be heard
before the Judge of this Court, on Monday the
Sth of October next. at one o'clock, p. NJ. .
q his Office in the city OF Prescott.
Ii is further ordered that notice lie given to
all the creditors of said estate. by publishing
cory of this order at least three weeks Sue.
cessiTyly in tie River Falls journal weekly
newspaper published at River Falls in said
county, prior to said day of hearing. sa
WIN. HOW Els. County Judge.
Dated September II, 1860.
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r.. B. WILSON,.

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of anything in my line will do well to give me
a call before purchasing elsewhere.
will exchange wood works for grain of all
kinds. lumber, shingles, money. de-. dc.
~srsi z, B. W1LsOE,
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