The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-06
A SOLEMN OCCASION.

A SOLEMN OCCASION.
OK Saturday, the 22d ult., an imposing
ceremony came off at Richmond, Virginia.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis was then aud there in
auguratcd as President. and Mr.. Alexander
II. Stephens as Vice President of the Ton,
federate States of America, for ak years
from that day. That STUART young empire is
composed ON paper Of thirteen sovereign
States - namely: Virginia, North Carolina
South Carolina, Georgia. Alabama, Florida
Kentucky Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas,
Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas, besides
its large expectations OF further Increase
from tho accession or conquest of Mary
land, New Mexico, ArizOnia, the Indian Ter.
ritory, etc
The actual condition Of these States and
Territories il, according to our last advices,
rs follows:
NIpoiolSrA--The Eastern Shore, (of Ches-
epcake Bay embracing the Counties of
Northampton and AccomIc, the home
of Wise, only he dare not go thcrc),
is undisputably held by the UniOnsts. So
is Northwestern Virginia, comprising moro
than fourth of the area, and about one.
fifth of the State, which desires in any
event to- be set oil from the old State. and
recognized as the State of West Virginia, or
kauawha Besides these important dcduc-
uons, the Union Army of the Potomac, mum.
bcriug more than one hundred thousand eff
lcctlves, stretches along the eastern border
va 'lT "'U'' I'''c'S'p"A, ""'ii I'o'huel ~
Fortress Monroe, ready to pull down the
''St ''S', neUSl n"s ''"' rO''e "n ue'"'" son
"tT''" '"lct "'GNS ",'c' sH"IL haNe pcGh
'et iHoS'' anu "GS'u' an 'n'S' Vio triumph
"''' utt'c army U' u'HerN' DhrLsiHo threat
ems Not'QlN' le'o'Spu'E' ana Mcnmond,
moul i'? ~ p"Se on A'oe"'aI!o Houliu' No
Hlhs Snor. .. he"Ny i"''t eNo'y ul'eG
MI Gov, Lnnr thc rnhcIinr ~ ,n,ntL ,,Iiva
IN Virrinia ortnr the main I'ninn army
.I,u ,evn hcrn lot Io,en unnn II
-, -, =,
- NoNLn IN NNNoLlNA,- TS''lh " "P,""u
HIItA Varo!''% never "'o c',lol"ce the re-
oe!l'oh' ou'' nav MS IoM Saves a'WayS
qu'e'9 uetcStc" ~ i'' opoStoPn9 ana II"
PeoPic "o HH'n ~ " t''oSc VI No'th-" "SStGrh
"Slt''a, any t:as' ici'l'ISsce' an" IL uVuo1-
less SHARES tiier S9'1pa.licS' ~ mas Oeeh
G"Nc1oRo" anu e"lo'h'ie" oy ''e leoelhoil'
Uu' " III SUN nav S"a"o1 !" speak ou';
III c'"iEln' VI Se"Go"'o Caio'li'"' slavery ana
SnSn u, pe'''ooi az! ""No eito oo'l'c sway
"'" 'ilc ieoci'C" 10 ''iC'e ,'T"Oiil','1h' pul
'Ile capture "a ilH''eras, io'o"ou ny '''aI
~ i>oA'oN' 'S'''''' anu '"e W'oPposeu aN-
vance o' our troops on inc nam laho give
reason 70 j. Ihei'eEG inat u lhS ISinagoSHes
,;iI ~ t -, lt'Vi'':"
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I,. + "'' nI, ''s 'I'"Io no'
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~, r',,Mn,ai isIa,,'ds ,, '0'"'' "
0ourh NARDllNA'--u uehera' sherman ana
commodore DuPom' captured inc lorts AT
the entrance 10 fort hoyai harbor over
'hrec thoh'hS ago. ana nave since taken, ana
!'oW HoiI possession Oh nearly an inc rlCh,
important region known Us the oea Islands,
lying between charleston and Savannah.
ihcy nau a' hrst put lew Thousand men,
ouS IL .s uIucts'oou Ilas lne,r forces i,1 now
iU''iDei ~ az 'u''' 'I'i tho"Nsnu ~. inouS" III
. ,ic Noi ioUI' ".i': io"i' oi ''io iopciIioh -
It1 ioe .oi, WIG. . ~ WIS III S' ooi'coG'eu ana
, oe' u, ,,,T''o' 'neS n"'I 'eI''1''eu as "'i-
aloien.ou nI n 10 - e'.aiPeu Jm io"s .s'aau
thor I'u ''",u qa,u I"u S eIty JN.e'.''cu
aL Ill., '''' @ "',u "'u tI"l",''
,hn;r rorno i; tL";r front ht or., ""r,' ,'oup,
fnl NOT n snnander II Mnort;rno 0Mo 'ho
slavas not seo;n', ony GOOD go, raaso,, ca e,.
dastrovin@ the RcnnhI;r in tbn fact % that ~. ~.
rulnrs averse 70 thn cxtnns;o,, nf SI,uor,,
arc ;nstinctiyeIv IovaI and nra esnanin, %
the Tnion Ensss fast as tbev h,vo hfS 80 W
tnnitv $50 ~ 0Peo'
Cropo1, Tho I-,;o, coroo of c,ou cho,
man and Com Drnnnt oro IN (,,;ot ,aan'.',
sion of Tyhna Island met halon, s. So,i ,riormaI r
nmJ of otIor iSIands .nJ somnds c|,'''Ia'1I
inc III. nrnro,chns 70 th,t citv ,nJ - io ~
n'9rtnd "p FRnI,ni outbor;t,. ~ S,'o,,,'L
itsnIf has beor co,'tmrod ri" 10 randnm"d I,"'i
mrohoiJo ~, o,r .d d,,;oos n,,, oo ,,, w.
favo oiJ Trho atrooinns roo,oo9"t;o,, 0 'or' or
Tnombs the Cohbs and Al ! Crawcord ~
cusing the Unionists of every vile and horri-
BILE intent proves the desperation of the
traitors. and their consciousness that tho
truth will not serve them.
A,,p,v, Tho odvanco of ths oxrodi
,;o,, nf Cen RutIer NV il, o,,;ot ,ossals;a,,
" Sh;n LID .,d otbor no;rts no."
oooo, ~ cuif ;un,,,inoptI,, a.
Mill n,o,I as Sou, o,inanS, ,,,;,h oorl
90 W. I;ohi,. r,robot,Io a. wv '"p
tSaoo o;t;os 40 III fa|l ;ppn,oJ;ato,, omI VI
ioIu obarna o,,'s s1orniy rnsstnJ f ,'eL'
c - IN !lle
st'L =, "''" 10 "o"o''0'0 ''i0Ne 'o' "e oi''ch
'oIH"y, ~.
FLoKipA; er ne I Ccloii'SIs nave never sur
tenuGre,' put hti" urmiy hoia me suonSly
l,I lol'ircu Te Posl''oAs khoNn as n.eJ west, ana