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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
LOOK BtFOkE You LElP.
WEBSTER'S PICTORIAL EDITION.
I 500 ILLUSTRATIONS. for Sale

500 ILLUSTRATIONS. for Sale -
4 Partsr's In getting WrBSTEais you GET IL,
BESr . IN hu, i,g AZ Porer's yen uuy MT only n,
beSf. I'M lou st ft- cheapest lie sure and call al
the New YORK BoOKs-or- AMI get what you want IN
the way % Sch Iof al vi -c=iiln-pIs Rtaks among
which may Le found all the Srho B paks recommend
ed by the beard OF SHOOT Examiners; among thu
miscellaneous BoskS Ssl CO" &c:
Hugh Mil.eT wurS, n : vols, Trving's Works.
- vols Bicks' NorIs: Comprehensive Commentary
S.o.ts Binle; Encyc'- pv'lIs OF Il. + ruwgedge; q ron.
-shak-sieare, Hiitnn: rhr Poets Ia Blue aud q I'D:
The Sunny south: Wsvrr'y Novels Campi-ts in g
vol; q Ta.lnrs TrsF-ls; Nccaulry's England:
humrs EnElann; Nemesis; Ruilrde-; SpurgeEn's
&c-s Ralhes' Notes; Nargarete the first love Of A
ron Burr; Popular ASlrOn.mv: 20, ular rea ogy:
iuu1:t on M Ilor-e. ioe1s sT Amr-ira; Political
Text y toS; sitt r STs-T; Gdi Foil; Tn. Home En-
cyci"pesia; Th-nnv Of Dtvid. P-ose>>o at he uIetI-
f'st 7 ."ie: rha Ste tn Engine The Woman 10 VII tr:
Paper H'n-er> '4liaei Mars ami Pant ~ Com
ntnion. Good assortment # Bi ,'es at Frazer Rock;
Toy Books % all 4 nds. sch 81 C,rts and Rezar.s
BLANK BOOKS.
A large stock ~ LeI.--s. Dtg Rp.ks aud Hemoran-
dun L .oEs Stationery OF at Ein l.. among Which
may 's Ton Il a -hlice s;rcx e ~. Lett-r AID Noie
Pap rs; Envelopes cheap; Pens; Aru' IDS Kirtlaba.
hainHrd and Noyes' Iu.E; ku' er amt Pump lax
~ttuhs: pockst Ink-tauds; Spluidinss Glue; Aucii-
age. &c, dc.
PERFUMERY
At Pnrtsr's Boos tore Bears OF; RcseOn CoraIOI:
'al"gnes; IanukercEisfS' TX rsrts- Genuine Van
&c ~"aP; Military Slavirg sap; Variagatrd Soap
'aaiis; Perfume Pink Bats: Almaui soap; Tnotr
LII, White; PINK ~auc-rS. u, r amt runih brushes.
NOTIONS. WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL
Also a large a~ssortneut Of 1rys for sale by
'et } i-dn " y. PORTER
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Making connections 40 follows:
A. Cleveland With Cleveland q Toledo. Cleveland,
Columbus 4 Cincinnati. Cleveland * kTle, sni CieVe
bnd & Pittsburgh Rtlrcais.
Al Solon with hicks for Chazrin Pals. &c.
A. Nantua with hacks for hsvenra. dc
Al Brzcsville Nth hacks fI Newton FAILS, &c.
Al Warren with hacks Tor ShA-5n. Grssagi. ie, Neal
yflie. Biooaksid. Csnfeli. &c
At YOang, Town with stages fr Nov Castle. Po'1nd.
Lowell, and Fam Valley, and tde1es y p f. NO
NoY. p. Is6o.I CHis.L. RHopBs. Sept.
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Snow.

Snow fsl to the depth of about FIVE inches
ON Saturday, and some two or three inches
more on Sunday night. The sleighing was
1ise on Monday. when the weather changed,
and the snow began to melt.
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7 EGhL NOTICE.
II Abbott & Higgins
TIE ststs Of Ohio. Trun
, buli Co.. 81 the CouYt Of

C. H Taylor q Co Common Pleas.
The defendants C. II Tailor & Co.. Ehoss indivi1
usi names a-e unknown to p!tin:ifs will take notice
that on the 92d day OF December. lteO. the plaintiffs
VIM, II. Abbott and VI. H. Higgins. flied theiT petition
in said Court praying iudgu= nt against said drfeLd-
ants for the sum OF seveu hundred nineiy-siN $50
dollars Wit5 interest fsom Ist Oeeem7eF. 1880. upon =
mercantile book &C cunt for merchandise sold and
deb Fered to defendants through their sgest odell
Wet Of which hccou I = f1ii copy ls given N sid
petition. The 'e'endznts UiilApPsaT ard answer hy
the 23d DIR OfRehruSrY. POL or judgment si.lbeJa'
Ken AgNinst thsm o%ydsfsz''
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STATE OF OHIO. TTumbuli Coun
~. in csari szcoEnaa Fis7S.
Psauopfsr piTsres.

Schu WOW. J ~" W =. -
The Def vac is 4 =nu-r. sldeRt oftse SAFE OfOhtes
e nOuasd mat on the Sch dry OF Dee, rec TIE Pc
t:ioner fisd 10 ths CLERKS Once % TIE court ofCon-
man pisas uitAin aud Eorthe Cosnfy OF fraalnalt aud
safe q 0his. sstiRE = decree for divorces aeel7sS
hin .caasc aIisrea i5npriseBDea; 10 the Periicu tary
OF tie STATE % Psrass igarf "a. on 4 cEIrgs o. plssius
eouh.erf-iJ nsaey astA Petition via. be hsarl A.
ths nest. term el said Genr @9-mes sisr N-shEA
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Joseph LeSis)
Va In Court Of Common Pleas Of
John Lewis Ct ALL Iruutull County.
By virtue OF an order OF sSle Issued freH the Court
OF Common Pleas Of TTumhull County. Ohio, - ne
directed and delivered. I shah oEer for sale a. Public
Auction. 81 The door OF the Court House II Warren, in
said county. on -
Saturday. tie l2h dayof January, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 oeiock
?. NJ. ef said day, the following described real estS-e:
Situate in Warren. in said county and is known ~ lot
No So in = plat and survey made by : Z. stowe. Nov.
lst. lrf4. being so feet front ca Liberty Street. and
extending saulh I43 feet and ons third 70 Can1l strssi;
b-unded on the north by Liberty Street. on me east ~
lot No. 60. on the sou.h by Csa1l street, and o. the
rest by Market Street
Appraised at SlOgO feras Cash.
A.. 3. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Shsrld's C1ss, Wares. December u, 6e-5s
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C. L. DERBY, ActuaryC. A A,
546 Broadway, New York

N B. Subscriptions =. esis d aud CorrerSsi Bg
a S ROBBINS .A!eat far VA rem cad cieisita.
1here s~PeeiMsA EHsrGoiags and .frt JsHrAaf eGH be
SEGA (Dec. IL, 6U
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SHER'FF'S SALE
~ William B. Rseves In cOurt OF Com Pleas.
vs. TTambull County.

Isaac Baker etEI
By~virtuv OF an order OF Sal, issued rom the Coart
Of Pleas of Trumhul County. ohio / have
levied upnn aud shall offer for Sale =; puh'ic Aaeti0D
at the do. - OF the COu.t House in Warren, in said
County. on
Saturday the 26h day Of Jan. 1861,
Al one o ciock 4. NJ. OF sail Gav the IoIloTinE d-scrib-
ed rial estate situate in East Warren. in tn. township
Of IIoslahd in rail county OF TrumbGll. aEd Known
a. lets No. one ant two as will BE- seen by reference
to a map AMI survey Of \ town plat latt 50, for c. C.
Seelv ANA Lyman Potter by Edwin Lcfhn- we'll. sur
veyor, rec jrded in Trumtull county record Book -
pages iS9, 100 and Iai. Ssidlots No one ard tso BE
ms about 1870 feet long and 20 eet Sile each, win an
alley about g. nr 81 feet in N. rear % saii iaia- APP
ERASED at g go C. Al LYMAN, sheriff,
Sherif'a Office. Marran. nee. -. 700.
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SALE.
1Aarss oF To,-.bW Wot-,,f d,
SALE

CHERIFF'S SALE
- David Tod In Cour, OF Com. Pleas ef
W frGntuil C.nLty.
Samuel Drake. ct all
By virtue OF an order Of sale Issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas of TrunLu:l County. Ohio, 1, mt
directed. 1 have levied mon, and 81 AL oher tor Sac
at public aueliou. at tbs door Of the COuit house d.
~ aTrrE. in said Cnuurs. Un
Saturday the 26M day Of January, 1861,
q one O'clock, y VI of sALI uay The fOn"~ing d.
scrinei real Es;at- SITUATE IN Howl tnd. in said couu-
~, ant is knew, by hiring part Of lot No 81. aud Is
know - and particuiI-ls Described in two deeds To the
said Samu i Drake. the FIRST being the deed Of lta,ii
Drake aud Nancy Drake his wife. recorded in Trum
Ldi ! county records, Book sixt,-nine (4S) pages ~
aud lIs, the second iron. El6ard Drate au.t Hannah
Drake recorded IN said recor IS book seven y tTtl
RACES :33 anu 1874 TO which reference is here made
FOR a more particular descriI ton. couEidius I've
acres of land more or less. Appraised At SOU
Tens cash. A b LYMAN, sHer.G,
sheri1's dice. Warren. Dec 70. co.
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Dpmt gnteIIigtntt.
A chance for Business.

Attention is called to the advertisement of a
store, goods. building, dc. for sale, The stand
is one of the best in the country, and the es-
establishment will be sold on favorable terms.
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Temperance State Convention.
IN compliance. with the call of the State
Temperance Committee, a number of the
friends of the cause met in Warren, and on
motion Gen. IfeLain was called 10 the Chair,
sud AlOnza H.aAdams appointed Sssnetary.
The object of the meeting being stated by
the Chair. a committee of four were anppoin-
ted to report the names Of Delegates to the
stAte Convention to be held in Columbus on
the 23d of January instant;
The committee reportSd Z ~efolloSIng nsmes
towif:ss ssg sz2hs Esf.1z J-iEE o. II
tt NeMaia, EdE. Spear. Geo. Taylor. E T
Blown. A D Morton. Harmon Austin, Samuel
Quinby.JoeIF Asper, j D Cox, D B Gilmore.
WCClark, Geo. T Townsend. S C Abbott. A
s Robbins, R S Parks, BIN Robbins On
motion the rePoyt was uHaHimOpsly adopted.
II. was further Rsssluss that the Delegates be.
instruetedtc favor the most stringent measures
to preEeHt The sale and use OF intOxicatiDg
l;ohors as a beverage. sIn
sonz motion the proceedings were ordered to
bespubLshed. saIH - vs-sabsss -ssf e
= His - = TT. AcLAIN, President.
ii. Abxns. See.
Jan. 18th, 1851. ssG
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Warren Post Office.


Pursuant to-calf the Kepuilicans Of Warren
met at Empire Hall en- Saturday evening,
Jsh. sieth. 1861, and organized by appointing
Gen.sTxJ4MeLain Chairman. and E. Spear
Jr-, S~ec'ryszwhen the~following Eesolutions
were Oferedanda aer d~ebatethereoa were sew
orally adopted. rTvavt% arvsarra
LIST. That we consider it expediept for the
Republicans OF Warren TO hold an Election at
The usual plaeeo of holding Elections, on the
22d day of February, 1851. for the purpose of
sleehRg a member of our party to receive the
appointments of Post Master for the town of
Warren. -1ai -seaii Ea -1s .--f Geo
That said election be oneaed at9 o'clock
A n aad close at 4 o'elock-P. u. The same
tOabe conducted by James Hoyt aad Chas.
Messenger as Judges and Walter D King as
Clerk. and the expenses of said election be
paid by the successful candidate.
: Sd That all legal Republican voters in the
Township of Warren, shall be entitled to a
yote a. the election aforesaid. 4
4th@ That the board Aforesaid shall make q
scrtifed statement of the result of tina said
election aud forward the same 70 the President
Of the United States as the recommendation
and choice of said party in regard TO the ap
PofntaeHt OF q Post Master for this town.
20 When on motion. adjourned
~ = 1T. J. HeEAIN, Chairman,
E.SPEAR, Jr. See. ssa .sI ~
- -
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EGAL NOTICE.
- Martha Aa.tin. txeeutrixl The Stlte of Ohio.
OF Ge0. Austin, dec TTuDlulI County ,
I vs. In Probate Court
Isaac Austin james ASstin.l
wescott Austin. YlshIugtoIi
au sin, Nancy B-iden. H. e Petition to complete
Bsideu. WA a. austin. Mar RAJ C,n Fact.
iha "A I'm sally Anu Aus in.i 1873
Hiram 2 Austin. RamsOn Aus,
Tin. NaFy Z Austin. calvin II
sastin and Nelly Aus.in- The above named
dvfesdartS viii h-reny take ueIice that a Petition has
been d. lin said Cnurt iy the FN-cuirix Of SHE Geo.
AasIin SEC tie Q jee' aud pry yer 81 winch IS to .h-
iaIn an crrer To complete r Real Contract slade y
sad decrd-itt IN hs life rIme v th ri-orge Sctrlett -
S4iI I-tition viii re heard ON the 18th day OF JanHE-
r.. A. b ic6l. a. 10 s'clnck A. VI.
III AUSTIN. Exscutrix
Dec. %, COL of GEo. AUsrts, iced.
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SEVEN YEARS!
TERMS o. sUBsCRIPTIaN.
-IlLSTATF HgSlIRIHG HIS RECRUITS"
The Cosmopolitan Art Journal,


The Cosmopolitan Art Journal,
3i.-Four admissions, during the season. to
The GArLEEVo OF PAINIIsss, So BReLDwAT. MY"
Ia addition to the above benefits. there will be Civ
en- TO subscribers, as Fratuitous premiums. over
Five Hundred Beautiful Works of Artl
comprising valuable paintings. marbles, parians
outlines &C , forming a truly national benefit.
THz SurERR ESGRAvISs. which every subscriber
viii receive est lied, "FALsr.TF MUsTERIKG Ms Re-
cEuITs' is O'e OF tn most be4uti al aud opuiar en-
cravings ever i.su-d in triS country IL is done on
,teel.i ia fHe line aHd sfisPLe- aud 10 printed on hea
~ Ilste PAPER 81 ~ J. inches making IN ost choice
ornament. Suitable for lie y ais of either The library
arlur CT Office Ius "a +jeoJ is the c-lehrAted scene
1t SIR John talsiaH receiving, in Justice Shalinv's
"fic-. the recru t. which have bre. gathered for
ais ragged regim at" IL could not be Furnished
y the trI'e for | IS than five dos ars
The -Srt Journal is TOO Geli known to the whole |
Country to need cumn,endaIion. It IS a m8gHifcent'y |
illustrated M gszit ? al AIT containing Ess.y Stories. |
Po-ms Go>sip.%c IN the very heSt writer's IL Am RIGA.
The Engraving is sent t. aEy part 0fghe c unIry 10y
mail with safe y being packed in n ey lind-r. post
Ise prepaid. SUBSCRIPTIONS will e rec -iveiuntil th-
Evening Of The 3Ist o January. 1861, AT which time the
'coSs Will C lose ana the preniu as he gwen 10 subj
scrihers n" person is restricted TO a single subj
scrIrtion--Thos- reniiing 9i5. are entitled to Eve
memberships and TO one ex ra Engraving for he =
trouble. Suhscr. ItioHs from California the Canada<
nd all Foreign Countries. must he 81 so instead Of
in orser 10 defray . xtIA ostsge. etc.
Fcr furth r pArtIcultrs s nd t. = py uf The ele-
AMY iiu-trat-i .5rt JO-rAaL, prOn1uvcei the hand
'0zest zaa G=fRe IN -9meTieE IL contains Cattlogu-
Premiums. and unmernu, superb rngrav'ngs Rig
liar prise. 80 cents per nulh+r Suecimrn cuptes.
viii lie sent TO those wishing TO subscribe.
n receipt OF Il cents. in stamps or coin
Address ]
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SEWING MACHINES

IL Bay he SEA at Hrs. desseT's Miilinsr Rooms
over MCCoHhs 4 Smiths store, "arrrn. % Thess
Machines we're ayar.eB toe preference over FInkle *
Lyons sewing NacaiUes AID n others present u lie
isst IrumJuIi co Asrieuiturai Far and they have Ia
ken the H. - premium wherever taey have been IRE
>eUteI. ItyOd y ish 10 get the best ct Hove's Al
% may lie seen al the SAM PaGe Rogers sewing a.
cihhss. Dee 20. 90
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Cleveland & MahoAing Railroad
eFzem E-m Ee-s EE-SS7n
TIHE TABLR-Eo. y.
To take effect OK and after November %, 1850.
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Gi;EArREDUCTIoN IN DENTISTRY.
mIA
III Fill Teeth with the BEST or GOLD. for
E.. f. H0YFI& co.

E. T.. H0Yf u 20.
UTarr-n Trum al Co. ann. ~.
W th- arrival at their neE Store rooms--Id
stand treaty screen yearsl Of auuiqae aud general
s-iretion Of vel kno WI and IS aaliSh-d ,la tiles OF
lead ug and de i able 2 Gus. embracing in TX enI ard
vari-tv an as>urtm-at Shicl in its c impieten-sS Is
seldom displayed in the Sliesroom 4 ordinary stab
shmsats-con-inin alike he or zzeniAi and u.s.
ful-ths Leavs aud supstan iai fabrics a. 10 the rich
and delicate se1g;ngs for social and parry wear.
HOYT & co. Commend t. rhr a
t~Iton OF ladi. their dress goo ls--iu.
elusive Of Figured Merin IS, yariou, ana
tasty IN prt-rns. pa n N 'inos. y, al
SO he late rich fabrics OF Emhr ider,d
Mernos, c1o e sci c i,ns Of D l4in-%
Plaid<, Casrmeres, a..
HOYF e. Co at their River Store make 4 s~peeiaIt,
Of smtsh's needles, Keeping all he sizes. makes AMI
HuYT & Co. ke.s Brosts' white AMI coloreI
tkrea IS good for Machine US.
HoYr * Co A. their RIVER Store have desirable
styles or Bslmoral skirts. ..
HoYr& 20. have several patterns Of Reps.
H0YT L Co. have SAWS of The a.
t-st styles SHAWLS -sHAWLS-
SHAWLS -SHAWLS--SHAWLS-
SHAWLS-.SHAWLS- SHAWLS-
VELVET TRIMMINGS--VELVET
VELVET TRIMMINGS-PLUMES
UN
ION GAUNTLETS-LADIES' col
ORED SILK GAUNTLETS-H0YT
& Co make q ,pecialiy of~lEe Glow
and Hosiery trade-rems mber and so
to Hgyt d ca for Gfoves, Il .sirr,,
Thread, SltE, Needles, FIinnsls DC
ME have ma lie 4rrang-men 5 wis r.
by parliss DESTROYS Of getting up cool al
vsruseu mt can avail themselves Of zck i. ~oEledged
hAihty ID that hle- nv an advance OF "a per cent on
the regular aiEertAsing price business men hy n1tic-
ing that OF Howl a Go. in this issue can see tar sd.
vantage Of sush a co arse zul iL 50 sh0 So that TIE
.ube viii work bOtu- ways, for here Hot * Co ty In
creased sales make Nancy. and laifes as others who
wan to luv desirable goods low for cash see Al a
shOaldb be the case for he : the IoFts have .een t. a
great deal OF pains 10 secure q cholce selection Of
goods. latest styles established Qualities, also extern
ded varieties. u secure such 4 resut one OF Ih= ar
ing through the c, tire New YORK ami Philadelphia
markets aud no = having sscur 20 the gOols. they Nant
10 SCI them TO do so fob s mu { kuov where TO 20 TO
find tl-m. hence an advertisement 0eRe1ts the der
chant as alike those who want 70 nuy lPF for Fash and
yet get the latest styles. Dec i. 60
+ ADY'S GUIDE TO PERFECT
II na aW~n- It..
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HHITTLEsEY AID

ATToRSET IT Law y NOTARY PUBLIC.
Once on Main Street N Smith & Necoabs' Block
Collections promptly made Feeds seknnElsiyed
CoRveyAncing attended 20. iCee-i2. '6o.l
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THE SLAVE SNUGGT.ER Three
Il hundred more Of this interesting booksJastresd
e. Adams Bookstore. eeN wholesale ans retail.
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Then on motion adjourned
Temperance State Convention.

- .ss saEl ssJ. AeLAiA, CHAIRMAN
E.SYEAR, Jr. See. 90 .sI 81,
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ssns.hIrz neg ssd sftas Iatsss elas szs 81 -
Cauif Sou pisase At No. lL, NSrfsg Street. wg7pS
nAia vh--avs-~ as zsssa s-t--thst wzssysrfsas
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HOYF &Co al their River Store make 4 speciality
Of Smith's needles, Keeping all :he sizes. makes ami
asserting
HUYT & Co. ke.9 Bros<s' white AMI colored
thea IS good for Machine U.s..
H0YT & Co A. their RIVER Sore have desirable
styles OF Balmoral skirts. -
H0Gr d 20. hsve several patterns Of Reps.
, 1861-11-06

,tton has: evidently bssn givsa Csptatn Dupoat
Aash9r Wou1d: Rfye % .accqae. w ,t6e moets
-thi0kly:seitled a1ave holding fe1fI 81 nd
South, md would Be 'at1ddf5T 46f,tlltkl f6
both Savannah md CAaf3 1he paAoe. D.
admirably slsHa4ed f6f y1et e4up at anl17up-.
ton like Fottfeee MoprnA. ~Gho1{d ,ft ~ b.
deemed advisable to take .t1ia ,poInt. Aaaoli1,
s1aland and FelnaAdi1A win undoubtedly be
stacked, with . view 10 Obtaining poeeession
.ef Brunswick harbor, the finest On the South
: Atlantic coast. It Is impossible for tie rebels
to concentrate large army to defend this
point, ii inland nav1RGtion; 1s'so dtmcuH. Its
,posseesIoo by cur deet would IN effect ba the
eeyeE1Dg OF Florida from tho C0nfederate.
etzfee, = we would command tha st. johns
river and the whole coast around to Pensa.
eol.. ... xhicb, Of course, we a1e soon to be H.
It Is not 1t al probable that the AdnInis-
tsstion intend to march cur troops inland for
couple Of months yet The troops sent are,
- general thing, undisciplined and unfit for
field operations, but by January they will, no
doubt, be In condition both as regards num-
befs and discipline, to take either Charleeton
or Savannah, as maybe deemed best. Here
after the cotton States that caused the war
will be forced to bear Some of Its burdens.
1t Is not improbable that the etars and stripes
are floating to day In triumph over q portion
Of the sacred soil Of South Carolina-New
York Wo4ad, Nov. 3.
, 1861-11-06

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, 1861-11-06
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE

The First New York; regiment Of the Irish
brigade, raising at the East, has been denom-
mated SIS the 69th New York volunteers, and
is organized as fellows: Colonel, Robert MI
gent; Lieutenant Colonel, James Kelley;
Msjor, James Cavanagh. The two Irish regi-
ments raising in Massachusetts, for the brig
ace, are numbered the 22Sth and Goth, and have
about 500 men each.
Col. Crafts J. Wrjght's 18th Missouri regi-
1nent, madeup Of Ohio officers and volunteers,
having been fully organized at st. Louis, Gov.
Dennison finds it too late to recall the regi-
ment, and it Will not, therefore, be consolida-
ted with the 22d Ohio, Col. Gilmore.
The state Of Connecticut has seven resi
ments IN the service, viz: the Sd, 4sh, 5th, Oh,
7th, Sth and 10th aud three regiments at
home, nearly full, the 9th, 11th and 12:h.
There are also q squadron Of cavalry, 325 men,
and battery of artillery, 1856 men, in process
of organization. Connecticut's quota is L, 600.
When all these organizations have taken the
field there Will still be s, 600 lacking
-seventyei1 New York regiments sra now
in the field, numbering $500 men. $1,000
more are expected to join them by the first Of
December. Twenty one regiments are in pro.
GEES Of formation, having e011 men muster.
edip.
The government has in service two regi-
| ments Of lancers, two composed entirely Of
1umbermen; one Of miners one Of railroad
! men; one Of engineers and bridge makers
aud one OF m ~chanics.
Col. James II. Smith, late SnpetIntend-
ert Of the Dayton and Western railroad, il
| meeting very good success with his railroad
| regiment (the 56th Indiana) at Indianapolis
| He has six companies in progress Of forma
ton, although hardly ten days have elapsed
since he began. The Indianapolis Journal sayE
Of him:
| It would be difficult to find man Of more abilf
| ty foF the peculiar command Of reRiment ofrail
| road men than Col. s. he has risen from ths
rsnks IN rairoad hie aad I'd was conductor and - p
| This State, and has peculiar fitness fuz this com
mind, and also a large acquaintance among rail
road men. We predict that he will raise spien
did body Of men.
| -O1land Smith, late superintendent AMI
receiver Of the Marietta Railroad, is also rails
i1g regiment Of Railroad men in Ohio, aat
With good success thus far.
Enfield rifles were shipped, on Saturday
to Kentucky for the S8th regime ent, Col 6crab
ner, the 30th, Col Harrison, aud the 37th, Col
Hszzard. These three regiments went int
the field with such arms "a were obtAtnable
the time, with the promise that better art
cle should be furnished 1t - early day q
possible. The promise has been redeemed
lied especially a. a band Of shaIp shooters
can now practice In shooting with view +
bringing down 4 eecesssdontst at every dit
charge Of each gun.-Ia&ianapotis Journal.
, 1861-11-06

It is manifestly not the intention Of Gov
eminent to attempt the capture, as yet, ofauy
Of the large southern seapoEh. New Orleans,
Mobile, or Savannah could undoubtedly be
taken without any great expenditure Of blood,
but the retention Of those aties, or any one OF
them, would be = much more ssxious matter.
The fystean Of river and railroad communica-
tIo1. which has made them important com-
mercial centess could be used to conceatxste
vast armies against the attacking patty, which,
unless in great force, would BE- speedily driven
into the sea,
~ A ledgment 0n M sland or series OF Aiaads
that cemmaad impottaat hasbom. with :
view to future operations, u M.nifeatiy the
object Of The expedition. We should not be
surprised to heaf, therefore, TINT Port Royal
nAfbef, On the 6onth Carolina coast, eAouN
ton to T. IKE M nsov;dsa % T n d " foaaa ND Al o5ste.
! caes ore not too Formidable a large dtscre'