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] EGAL NOTICE.
II Thomas B. Snyder plG.
Petition f,rpartiton

VS. bull county. State oil
Philip Alexander, Matilia} Ohio.
Alexander, Rebecca Snyder,)
Joshua N Snyder. Benjamin. Petition fIr partition.
T. Snyder, S1repta Snydsr,S
Phineas Snyder. 0rPha Sny-t
der and Eli Snyder. defs-
The said defendants will take notice, that said
plaintiff filed a petition againss them. on the Both
day Of September. A D 1861. 10 the CLERKS Office Of
the Court aforesaid. and said petition isnoE pendinr
in said Court. In said petition said plaintiff demands
partition OF the following described real estate all
situate in the township Of Hubbard, in said County,
to Wit; One piece OF land in lot No C3) seventy
three, bounded north by lot line, east BY land Of J.
Wolf. south by township lire. vest by lands Of d
PouthoEn and James Marsteller, aad contains 9O
ninety seven acres
Also one niece Of land in lot No (6sl sixty eight,
bounded north by lands Of Jesse Yeach, Geo. Snyder,
James Durganes, Sarah Snyder and Emily SNYDER.
east b. lot line, south ~ lot line, west by the high
way. Ard contains (T6) seyenty-six cres.
Also one piece OF land in lot No. tS9l sixsy-nine.
bounded on the Forth By lands Of Emily Snyder and
Lucinda Snyder. east by lands OF Joshua Snyder,
south by land Of ]. Wolf. and west By lot line, and
~contaiys taf) twenty acres Of land.
Said BsnjaHin 7. Snyder will take notice that at
ply for al order. that p r ition may be mace Of said
premises, and that the dover estate Of the said Re
beccs Snyder, may also be assigned, or If partition
cannot without manifest injury be made, then that
the said premises may be sold, or other order ttken
pursnanttot the statute. W~HITTLESSY ADAMS
Dec. %, ls6l-6E. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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"a Portage Oil Co plaintiff, Before Samuel A
vs. Davidson, j.. P. o
E. Pike Sanders, Evans ~Sanderst Mecca Township,
and L-ther Henry, defendants.i Trumbull county.
The said E. Pike Sanders, Evans Sanders and Luz
Their Henry will take.notice that on the Bird day OF
December. 1861, sail Justice issued an order # at
taehment in the above action FOR the sum OF Ell yhty-
three dollars and forty nine cents. Said action is
for trial on the 24th day of jan, IS62, at l o'elsck P VI,
Dec. Il, IS6l-3F. K. II. MILLER, Agent
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FUGIrIyE ARREsrED.-Ofieers Xix
patrick and Williams yesterday arrested a
slave, who was acting in the capacity of
servant to Col. Hazen, of the 4lst Ohio
The ne5r, had escIpel from this State to
Ohio, and there imposed himself upon Col.
H. as a free negro. He says he belonged
to the estate of a Mr.. Smith, who is de-
ceased.-LOuisDiM Journal.
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WATSON HOTEL, New LIsBoN.-On last
Saturday Andrew J. Cowan leased the Wat
son Hotel till the first of March next. An
dy will make a first-rate landlord, and do
lots of business.-N. L. Patriot.
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BLOOD FOOD

I ,oGered as a ssrtsia and rsHesIs remedy. Differing
ia every particular from he patent medicines OF the
day. it 10 a chemical combination Of IRON. SUI
PHUR and PHOSPH0R0US. o. very great worth
and msoy hundreds hear glad aud grateful testimony
to the benefits IL has conferred on them.
URC & DUPONT, 400 Broadway. New York
are III sole propristors Of the article, and have in
Consequence ola fraud attempted upon the public,
changed the color OF the outside wrapper from red to
yellow. and increased the size of the bottle to 8
ounces. Be very cautious in buying TO see that the
fac smile Of their signature is Or The outside Of the
wrapper. AZ all others are counterfeit.
iF-b. 90, ISCl-ly.l
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Failed.

CHARLOTrErOwN. T. +. I, Dec. TO-
Via Picton, \. S., Dec. 20.
The submarine cable across the Straits
of Northumberland, connecting Prince Ed.
wards Island with the Newfoundland Tel.
egraph is again bEken and II is believed
cannot he repaired
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SHERIFF S SALE.

~ Asa Z. Andrews In Trunbuu Ccuzsy Com
mon Pleas.
Morey L Aldrich } By via tue Of an orde r Of
sale Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trum
ball county. Ohio, to me directed. L sh4 n offer for sale
AZ Public Auction at the door Of the Court House in
Warren, in said County on
Saturday the 4h day Of January, 1862,
at one o'clock P u OF said day. The undivided one
half interest in the f~oiiswins described Real Estate
situate in the township OF Fowler in said county Of
Trumbuil, and is known as part Of lct Ne. 90, and
bounded south by the Public square. east by the
north and south centre road, north by land owned by
Asa 4. Andrews, and vest By land Owned by Benja-
min Amss. and supposed to contain abeut one third
acre OF land be the same more or Less" The said
half interest appraised at S35U. Terms CASH
Alb. LYMAN, Sheriff
shelia-s once. Warren. Dee.4 '6l.
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A T%TACHMENT NOTICE.

II s.. Andrews, plaintiff, Before ]. Palm,
Richard Dudley. Wm VI. Wood, tp .Trumbull Co
Benz. Grant & J. Y. Downing deitsi Chic.
Tne ABOVE defendants will take notice that on the
18th day Of November, 1861, said Justice issued an
order Of attachment in the above cause for the sum
OF hfty eight iO-IOO dollars Said easse will be for
hearing January lGsa, i-62, at o'clock P. NJ.
s. H. ANDREWS, PtG..
Dec. 81, lS6l-3S By Cox * SPEAR. Attys.
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In arren OF the 7th inst. By jefferson Palm.
Esq. Ma. RICHARD THOMAS. to. MIS-
ANN EVANS. both of Weathersfeld.
In Warren, at Camps Hotel, By the same. on
the 2lst inst Nh. WILLIAa @. JONES Ia
Miss MARY EVANS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ nenry W. Smith In Court Of Com. Pleas,
vs. TrumhuII County.

Merry VI. Smith In Court OF Com. Pleas,
TrumbuII County.
Robert II. Miller } b. virtue Of an srder Of
Sale issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
County, to me directed, 1 have levied upon and shall
offer for sale at Public Austion at the door OF the
COurt-H5uss in Warren in said county, on
Saturday the 2Sh dag Of Dec, 1861,
at one o'clock P. NJ Of said day, the foIlowir g de-
scribed real estate. situate in tire township Of War
rem, in said eouuty, and known as the whole Of lots
Nos. and 6 in block l. in the additional survey OF
the town plat Of Warren, made By E. K. Stowe, coun
ty Surveyor, for Alexander Mcconnell, Henry W.
Smith and Walter King, reference being had to the
map Of said survey recorded in TruDbull county rec
ords beck Of maps pages % and "a for a more par
tieular description thereof. Appraised at SlOO0, 90.
Term Cash. A B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
Sheril's Office, Warren. Nov. %, EsGI.
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offer to Rent, after the FIRST Of April
4 next, a DEeiling House, two Wagon Shops. ysns
! wood shop and the other a blacksmith shop With
Two fsTges) and three aeres OF land. The property
IS on my farm in Rowland, and Is the same now oc-
copied BY Horace Kariher. The location is . good
one. and the terms will be easy.
Dec. IS ls6l-3ws SAMUEL KING.
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Sentenced.

Charles A. Minekley. City Marshall of
Cleveland. has been convicted Of perjury,
~ad wac sentenced. on Saturday. to three
yea-s inprisqnmcat in the pcnitentiaIy.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

IL The undersigned have been app ointed and qasl
med administrator on the estate OF Ora Belden, de
ceased, late Of Trumbull county, Ohio.
JOSEPH II. WOLCOTT.l
Dec. Is, 6l-3sH ASAHEL BELDEN, "H
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a /

n Mary Mercy, PIN. Before samueIA. David
vs. son, J. P. OF Mecca IT,,
Jack Bereh, Def. } TrumbuII county, Ohio.
On the 9th day Of November. A D 1851. said JUS
tiee issued an order Of attachment in the above &C
tion for the sum OF Ave dollars and seventy three
cents Said case is set for trial on the 2Sth day oil
December. A d 1861, at Q O'Clock A II.
Dec 4, lS5l-E6.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Timely Tanning Ia c7atqt egnean
70 Pleas q 3rulbus Co.
Winthrop 2. FELTON, ct al } By virtue Of an order
q sale issari from the Court of Common Pleas Ct
Trumhull county, Ohio, &c nedirected sndeeliveFed,
sha. ! ofer for sale, at Public Auction a. the dsor OF
tbs Court kouss in farreE, on
Saturday the 1Sth dayof Jan, 1869,
e. I.o'cl0ek P. NJ. o. said day the following sescrfbed
teal estate situate in the township Of kinsman. in
said county. andkaoRn as part OF lot No.. tlej nine
teen andbounded as 70 pillows: B. Ginning a. the north
Eestcorner q orria Collins lot, thence eastward
ly along the northliRe OF said Collins land to the
northeast corner thereof. thence south parallel
with the highway to the southeast corner 81 K. W.
Clark's bern, thence south 90 east seven chains
and three links 70 the land OIL. P. Andrews, thence
north along LII AndreTs' west line. eleven chains,
ioTty three links to a post, thence along L. P. An
dreWs' line west to the cen.er OF the road. thence a
long the center of the road to the place Of beginning
containing about seven acres Ct land Appraised
At SlisU- :. 4. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheHa's 0Ece, Warrsz, Dec. Il, 1851.
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Partnership Notice.

'he Undersigned having associated
he1saves together for the purpose Of carrying
On general DErg, Grocery AID Notion business In
4ltae.r vHrted departments, respectfully notify thn
Pup.e that they are daily receiving a large Stock ef
Sooes IN Lhsir line selected with care in the Eastern
AarkeS and bongh. at rates that will enable them 20
eompete VIII the best Jobbing Houses in NoTthern
ONO. Our Goods are fr esh, and Of The best quality.
and LOT really pay We are prepared to oHer induce
ments % purchasers never before eGuaIed in Warren
The Physician can find in our selection, Drags and
Medicines Of a quality that can be relied upoa Whea
called to administer 10 the sick and afflicted under
the many trying circumstances which every Medical
Tradition. n is compelled to witness in TIE daily rou-
tine OF his duties. Families can be supplied at the
most reassnabls rates BALI ordinary f1nily med
ieints and Hundreds OF Ot0ef articles kept only b1
Druggists. Merchants can SELECT from our stock q
great variety OF articles at satisfactory j0bbing rates.
Mechanics will Had a splendid essoFtmsnt of Seeds
for a great variety % uses II 1aeiriiDe- IN shor..
We invite all the good citizens Of Trumbul and the
adjoining Counties to call and examine for them
selves before Purchasing elsewhere.
JNo. +. WOODS.
Dee.4. 'o1. -JANDREWs.
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O EVERYBODY.
E SACRIFICE!
Selling or at Less than Cost -

The exigencies of the War times pro-
! dnees great changes. We are selling large guam
titles Of books at less than cost, about twenty six
hGndIed books, worth q dollar, FOR fifty cents. at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE, Warren.
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!

To all Suffering from Consumption, ~ineIpient oil
confirmed or'from debility Of say kind; or from men
tai or nervOur ProstratiOn,b brought an by any cause
or from serofuloas complaints; or from diseases oil
the kidneys or bladder; and to ladies suffering ans
Of he many distressing complaints their sex are liza
bic 10. anI which e~ngender e%onsumption the
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1t6 advertisements.
FOR Rent.

Advertisements must be paid fol
when haaded In.
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SMALL Pox.-One case of this disease
has occurred in the family of Fitch Bishop,
who lives in the western part of the town.
ship. Mr.. Bishop and some of his family
have YariOlOid, but all are cOnvalescent-
and the disease is not extending, as the at
tending physician informs us.
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a SSIGNEE'S SALE

"a The stock Of goods lately belonging 20 the
hrn Of SeovilIe & Perkins, at Vienna, Ohio, will be
ssld at Aaetion at the Store formerly occupied by
said firm, at the Center Of Vienna, commencing on
wednesday the 22d day ofJannary, 1852, and eontin-
ue from day 10 day until the stock is CLOSED out
A credit will be given on all SUNS over five dollars
Dec. l2ta, Ie6l-4t. JULIUS TRUESDELL.
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URFN r ESTATE

II Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor on the Es-
tate Of Auren Taft, late Of Braceville, Trumbull Coun-
~, Ohio. deceased
Dated at Bracevills this Both Oct. 1861.
Dec. Is, I-6I. St. FREDERICK TAFT.
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NOTTCE

II ALOO IOIID NOIIOL-
II Notice is hereby given that The subscribers
have been aPPoiuteI and qualified as Executors OK
the Estate Of Dexter Clinton, late Of Vienna. Trum-
bull County. deceased.
Dated AZ Vienna this 9Th day OF December. 1861.
LUCY LINTON.
Dec Is, 1861 SAMUEL NTO
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b. HOLCOMR,S ESTATE

- Notice Is hereby given that the Subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Executors on the Is.
tate sfJamesH Holcomb late Of Johnston, Trunbull
County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Johnston this llth day sfDecember, 1901.
n p. UOLCOMB.
Dec. le, l26l-4tS MARY 4. HOICONB.
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. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

"A Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed Administrator on the estate of Smith
Bailey, deceased. late Of Bzzetta, Trpmbun Co Ohio.
B4z.tta, Dec. IL. Ie6i, St. r DAVIS.
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SEpALIA. No. Dec. %.

Thirty-four cars loaded with prisoners
taken by Gen. Pope, go to St. Louis to-
night. The prisoners are a motley crew,
ranging from l6 to 20 years of age. Many
Of the arms captured are United States
muskets, and some CT the men are dressed
in the u. S. uniforms taken from our troops
at Lexington. Several L. S. wagons we're
also captured.
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Notice.
WARREN&LAKE ERIE PLANK ROAD
dividend AND ANNUAL EEF-

- ING--The Stockholders Of The Warren,& Lake
Ene Plank Road Company are hereby notified that
a semi annual dividend Of FoUR por cent. on the sap
ital stock, has been declared. payable on and aner
the 10th OF January, 1862, at the rreasurer's once in
Warren. Also, that the Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders fer :he election Of Directors, viii be held at
the Treasurer's Office, on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of Feb
raaTy A. ID. l56s, from 3 o'clock A. M. to l9 o'clock
NJ of that day. JOSEPH MARVIN Jr. Pres't.
Dec. Il. ls6I-2t WIN. 7. SPEAR, sec'y.
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TURNPEKE

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L Trumbull and AshtabEls Turnpike ConpIuy
are hereby notified that their Annual Meeting WiLl be
holden at the Tavern at the Center Of BlOonfeld, on
TharsdSy the 9th day Of January, Ice.
By order OF SALMON HILLS,
Eaglsyilie, Dec. IL, Ic6l. It. President.
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Family

Having added Groceries to our Stock. we invite
the especial attention Of consumers to our stock Of
Sugars Teas. Coffee, SyruPs, Molasses, Prunes, Cit
ron, Currants. Can Fruits OF the very best quality,
Raisins. CSssia, Gloves, Hutmegs, Fizs, Mustard.
Ground Spices Of ali kinds, Ground Coffee, Pure
Cream Tartar, Soda, Saleratus. Ginger, Cranberries
&c &e- WOODS & ANDREWS.
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SUGARS-Gommon and best brown,
~ crushed and graduated By the Dbl. or pound.
WOODS & Andrews
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PALMYRA, Dec. %.


Major Mckee with a l03 men of Col.
Bishops regiment, encountered and repuls-
cd 400 rebels four miles south Of Hudson,
and killed 10 and took II prisoners and
80 horses. Five of our troops were slight
ly wounded. The rebels had attacked a
stock train, captured all the stock, held the
railroad men as prisoners, and were in the
act of unloading the stock, when the train.
stock and men were r%ecaptured.
OTrERyILLE, No, Dec. %.
l learned yesterday hat among the pris-
oners taken by Gen. Pope, last Thursday,
was the notorious Col. MagofiR of George
town, Missouri. About two weeks Q
Gel Magoffn sent word 50 the commlnd-
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SOLDIERS FROM New LIsBoy.-Lieut.
EmmOns, with forty members of his Com
pany, left here on last Monday for Camp
Sherman. at Newark. Our best wishes 90
with the gallant Lieutenant and his brave
men. He will return the first of next
week for the purpose Of receiving a few
more recruits.-Pdtriot.
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HOFFEE-I2 Sacks Of best Rio and
OJaTa cOfees by WOODS & ANDREWS.
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Cup. CARB. SoDA-1o Kegs best
New Castle English) for sale By V. 81
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NUTMEGS-9 Cases prime Nutnegs
~ for sale By WA
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A TTACHMENT |

Dec. 81, Is6I-3.
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CANDLES Stearine and TalIow
OCaudlss a. lowest cash rates, also Star Candles,
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TEAS-Young Hyson, Imperial,
l. Gunpowder and Black Teas By the chest or sin
gle pound, WOODS 4 ANDREWS.
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DREAM TARTAR-5Oo lbs Cream
Tartar made from pure CRY stalls. especially fer
our Trade VIZ A.
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RhOSdES-We have everything IN
1.-The line. r. C. Smiths extra PIint RrushaS Re-
rien < Cos. FarHish DO, OF all sizes, Sash Tools,
AfuSts Brush-s, SHIPPERS, Camel Hair Pencils by
the toz or gross, seruO Brushes. shoe do, in endless
variety WOODS & ANDREWS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-19
School Board- ProceedInss Ln.t NIsht.

6cuOoA DOHfO- FFoceedlhgB Last Might.
The Board met at the usual hour last
night, President King in the chair. The
minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved. p
Mr.. Bard moved that the Trustees of the
Eighth District be authorized to appoint q
teacher at salary of $50 per month. Gar
ried.
An appropriation of $50 was voted to the
Trustees of the Eleventh District to repair
the damages occasioned by the recent FIRE.
Mr.. Stratton moved that the Committee
on Building be instructed to inquire how
many school. house doors open inwardly,
and what it will cost to reverse them. Car
ried.
The teachers were authorized to dismiss
their schools on the 22d of February.
Mr.. Kelly moved that the resolution re-
ferring the report in reference to the bound
aries of the Fifth District, back to the
Boundary Committee, be rescinded. Car
ried; ayes 2, nays l, the remaining members
not voting.
The same member then moved that the
report made at the last meeting be adopted.
Mr. Woodward moved to postpone Sc
much of the subject for one week, as relates
10 the boundaries Of the Fifth and Ninth
Districts.
Mr. Payne moved to postpone the whole
subject one week. Lost.
Mr.. Doherty moved that the whole sub
ject be referred to the Committee on Build
ing, with instructions tO~report at the next
meeting. Carried.
Adjourned
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five may not hope TO avoid war. we may
at least expect that posterity will acuuft u
OF having needlessly engaged In IL. Doubiy
justified by the absence Of wrong on ouT
part, and by wanton aggression on the part
OF Others, there can be no cause to doubt the
courage and patriotism Of the people of the
Confederated States will be found equal TO
any measures which soon their security NAV
require. An agricultural people, whose
chief interest is the export OF commodity
required iIl every manufacturing country,
our true policy is peace, and the freest which
our necessities viii permit, III alike onr
interest and all those from whom we buy
that there should be the fewest praeticabie
restrictions upon the interchange OF com
modities.
There can be but little rivalry between
ours and any manufacturing OF Navigating
commodity such as the free States oil The
American Union. 10 must therefore. follow
therefrom that mutual interests would invite
good will and kind Offices. IL. however.
passion or lust Of dominion should cloud the
Judgment or influence the ambition Of those
states, we must prepare 10 meet the emer-
gency and maintain by the final arbitrameut
Of the sword the position which we have
assumed among the nations of the EARTH
we nave entered upon career OF independ-s
ence which must be infiexibiy pursued
through many years OF controversy, but our
late associates and Northern States NAV
have vainiy endeavoted to'secure TRANQUILITY
and obtain respect for the rights to which
we were entitled as a necessity, not choice.
We have resorted to the remedy of a separa-
tion, and henceforth our energies must be
directed to the condition of our own afFajrs
and the perpetuity of the Confed6racy which
we have formed.
If just perception Of natural interests
shall permit Us peaceably to pursue our
separate political career; my most earnest
desire will haT5 been fulfilled; but if this be
denied us, and the integrity of our territory
and jurisdiction be assailed, it will remain
for as, with firnresolve, TO appeal to arms
ans invoke the Blessing of Providence on a
just cause. As q consequence of our new
CONDITION, and with view to meet autici-
pated wants, it Will be necessary to provide
a speedy and efficient organization of the
branches Of the Excessive Department hav-
ing spseial charge Of foreign intercourse,
finance. military aEaigs and postal service.
For purposes of defense, the Confederate
States may, under ordinary circumstances,
rely mainly upon their militia but it Is
deemed advisable in the present condition of
affairs, that there should be a well.in-
structed, disciplined army, more numerous
than would usually be required on a peace
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-19

AN ATTACK ON Fort SUMTER NOT DEEMED
ADvIsABLE.-It is now well understood, says
a Charleston (S o. correspondent, that the
officers and others among the rebels, who
have had actual military experience, have
little or no faith in the projected attack on
Fort Sumter. They declare that in no light
can it be justified by any known rules of
warfare or military science. Even if the
fort should finally be captured, the cost of
life would be wholly disDroportiOned in the
value of the acquisition. The attack, if
made, will prove a murderous folly.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-19

Fort KEAREEY, February l8.-We have
San Francisco dates to the I'd inst. The
Legislature had done nothing important yet.
The Douglas Democrats have not succeeded
in effecting q caucus.
There are again rumors Of secret move
ments toward forming Pacific Republic. !,
weeks, and all that could be spared have
baRn diacharOed
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-19

CELEBRATION OF THE TwENTY-sEcoNp.-
The Union Telegraph Artillery Company,
Capt. Setter held meeting last night and
resolved to fire q national salute upon the
Clty'hall square on the morning of the 22d,
ana salute in the evening in honor of the
adherence of Tennessee to the Union.