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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-08

QUARTERLY CoUzr At The afternoon -.
sion, yesterday, Wm. Bartle, Stephan svs,
John Jones, Robert Snyder, john Thoa1s.,
Alfred Moore, J. j. Wheat aDd William \
Brown refusing 10 qua|ifya* gyanl Jurors, h.
taking the required oabh q allegiance vpys
Zach fined il the suu1 q $40.
Rules were AWARDED, r-taraa5!a tll:s Morn.
i5g at teo o'clock, azair:s1 .IohG T. E.7sps r
G. Dorsey, ). 4. Ruc&l, VIVA l.Iallkin, 3. +
jenkins, G. ?. Shaw, y. J. Allison, D. A.
l2icll 7. J. Neaatfoy7, Samuel Bcynton, and j.
O. Baggert, for failure 70 appear.
4 report Of special commissions: J il Eae.
lish on the estate Of r. 7. Gross, appointed 81
the J une court, N;& returned, ag1l ordered %
be laid OVER for thirty days Tor exceptions
The inventory and appraisstae1at d tAe IS:
tate If John Coilage1, deceased, ware returned
and ordered to be recorded.
Samuel \. J4arwood was appointed Coet
tor, TO I'll the vacancy in the office Of Sheriff
Of this county; seru1 Of service TO connl~uos
August 1st ailts continue 'il' = '''A$'a1y 49,
Bend O s5,UV0 vas gwen
This morning me RUE asa'I1St " q "ans,a'
Y. J. Allison, J :. f0oo> F. :. boyAton: u
Appich and ] l. EFans was discharged VILE,
our cost.
/. Buckingham QoaIl1f:'l ana gave ''',0 ~
executor Of Mrs = = = ''A,1'' let :
- ! i 4 II 'o:t "l!''As 60 W.. '"t.'''
'"'AI'' 6'..A 20 e. o,,.,;e, &c l2r.na
noon Vazetlej 1oI l"ilo1o ~ 4"S''l'5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-08
v2stitute.-A vale Of condemned government


substitute. vale Of condemned government
horses and mules is to take place near Aluapo.
il On I!lurs5ay. -The Washington National
Republican says that there is not a syllable OF
trntl in the chqrge thai any rclnto1cen1eIlts
which, could be had, were ever refused TO (Eoo'
Mcclellan. Mr.. Richardson 81 ILL.,, has an
nourced himself as the author CT the late az
dress 81 the Conservative ,Ie1nbers Ct Congress
and claims tc be Responsible for t.--l7old mill
i11g and gold hunting continue On large scale
IN California and Oregon. The health OF ox>
President Van Buren, does not improve. III IS
said in the Northern paperS that Gen. Nc
UlelIan' army on the James river IS now beng
endorsed, and that sufficient troops have.
reac|sd him 20 render his present position Sc
cure from attack, with the gnaboacs 70 assist
him. The dwelling Ct Mr. >Egerton, near the
Washington Monument, in%BaIri11ore has been
searched, and & number Of 1nuskeJs found;
Gen. Wool is to Investigate the case.-lt IS
stated IN the Washington Republican hat Sec
rotary Stanton will disregard the attacks Of the
1.+..- r. sl .,- " Gr;x,as \ y uaro]a y
y 11~.1, o.oo~;o, ), ,1ozo ,,o,,axs
$780, ~l.' 60. o,',-
40 s:' Ao'.1 ~ ~. s,.:>s -. -,
% '''S'- ''S' >'-,---.- - ---- 80 49, 49, "
SOUTHERN NGws.-lhe Washington Ma
t9oa! T .p1-!:an ct-l2.!aa TIE @.l.c7 2g .@,a4-s
g. - ~'''! Is. |, 1A8"s
1ne Lcc'l'oDo H'A q, o ''e 1.1& Boys
that LlG JOilIGGGTatG FllISu anu NUuuQCu III al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-08


pe1Er PARAGRAPHS. The police IN WASH
;7rson hare discovered in low drinking house
il that city, quantity Of blankets, boots, &c,
belonging 70 tte !, S, government; also, IN The
x,;2ioig3ing stable, three government horaes, and
9 cagy;age and harness, Tie Washington
Star irgiuatea that attacks upon G2cs1. BE-
CElclla2 are 10 be made by the uLtraists n an'i
ol1j q CONGRESS, IN consequence Of recent
events; il j. said that the 0tIloers and soldiers
q his army coontenance none Of these political
assaults. -'rhe Senate, yesterday, refused TO
take up the bill for the admission o. west
Vlygiria.-U. s. officers from tiae seat Of war
on James river say, that II IS the belief there
that there will be no more fighting for month";
~--IIso Democratic Convention d Pennsylvania
have passed g series Of resolutions ii favor CT
the Union, bur IN opposition TO the course and
ro!iov q The sb0toEll2gs and uItraSts, and de-
cIa~ing that this is a government Of white TlaeI
eatabliaEed for the white race.-Beverly Rob
iason, commander Of the 9Th Va, Cavalry, has
been made Erica<ljcr General and taken COM
1lanGI Of Ashby' 5 cavaIry.-Iho Richmond In
e,nirar claims that o. the 81 inst, s or 5000
Federal prisoners were captured by The Co:11e@}-
eva. -: .>, T. pa~.:,o0l, 18TH ra~<.,t i
rha SUSPENSION Of Gen. Bee regard from COM
,7,and n H. Corfa7erate ser~ica i NOT credited.
A cor,ot tr.va77;ng with oyaot rsniditv has
.ooa,,t1r, 7,aan 71sarvad j. the constella, ion
Ursa MaiOr.-Several Stec ners are about 10
sa;I Gov, Now Y,,rl foy New 1}rleans,--E3ince
+bo sl,ir~>;eb A. T,,rav Va. 0,;rotcfore re-
>,orfe1l -, tho 1st inst The Federal troons
~,--.:o1 49, x,,... IT,. Wa, :,,,fo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-08

Tribune says--I understand that Ten ~1aS's'
Chief Of McClellan's staff, estimates the sA'
tire loss Of Mcclellan army at 80, 0lV'
jeff Thompson has issued procanla%lonn "
the planters and citizens Of Panola anu ~
Soto counties, Miss, urging Mlsslsslpp :"
form armed squads to prevent the 1o@slI =,
Of Federal troops, and also to remove 'u. u
cotton 50 that it can be more speedily D"iDS~
in case capture is attempted 1:ro
Senator Clark will leave for New Hamps'ti''
in day or two to recruit a new legllD'' .:.nt
Senator Dixon has already gone to Con'l7'S''
for the same purpose, DIV.
Said Pacha visited Paris to consrtlt the NO.: w.
sicians there about his obesity; he . uss.s
to thin oft considerably if coss1bde' -
Weight veS:;tu % ~ sds-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-08

T T. Welles, Of Boston, has just completed
q contract with the government, by which
means he agrees to raise che vessels sunk at
Gosport navy yard aud in Hampton Roads
The Boston Bulletin states that the value Of
property sunk upon which he proposes to ope-
rate amounts to over arnIlion Of dollars
Randolph Ridgely, Of Washington, was
among the wounded brought up On Saturday
He was injured while destroying powder to pre-
vent its falling into the hands Of the Confede-
rates. He, is son Of Henderson Ridgely,
who fell in Mexico. He is expected to recover
Lieut.. George W Hoover, Of the 18th (regu-
lar) infantry, also, Of Washington, was either
killed in the course Of the recent seven days
battles, or fell into the hands Of the Confeder-
&tas SO seriously .wouased as to 1oaSe dis Saeov-
o,y s1as,rctstsu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
FIR EIGHTR.

II ~ 1I VI II -
BY thisronte, Freixhts Of all descriptisns can BE-
baltimore, 10 or from any point ON the Ksilsoads
OF Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
Lows or Mtssouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT
The Pennsy Iesnia Railroad alsa conn eets at Pitts
burg with steamers BY which Goods can be forward.
Cd 70 any point on the 0h,o n Mush iugum, Kentucky
Ienhrsses. Cumberland, IIItnos, Wisconsin, Aissis
sfppi, Missouri. kansas, kansxs and Red kiyers.
aud ~ Cisvelspd hanausky aud Chicago wiihstsam m
ers TO alt ports ON the North Western Lakes.
hsscAa.ts and Shippers entrusting the transpcYta-
ton Of their Freight 70 his Com pany can rely viii
confidence on its speedy transit.
The Mates - Freight
To and from any point In the West by the PsnnsyI-
sshiA Ceasral kxiirosd, are n all t,mes AS FA-
VOKABLE AS AXE CHANGED BY OTHER RAIL.
ROAD COMPANIES.
IT Bs particular 10 mark packages, "vlA Pnxu.
CkkTKAt x. r. III
For Frcrh, Contracts or shipping DIRECTIONS, sp.
Company.
II. r. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
y. A.sTEWAkT, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
GLAkkEA CO. Transfer Agents. -
II. bkow n a. CO., Cincinnati, o.
re. MELDRuM CO.. Madison, Ind.
]. r. MOORE. Louisville. Ky.
W. W. AlhMAS q CO., Nv ansy lille, Ind
CLARKE 4 CO.. .Chiesgn. III.
W, D. q. - L. la NGLEY, Gsllipolis,o o..
GB: NAL, farKersburg, Va.
HALL 4 co. Msrietsa, o.
II 3. PIERCE T. CO., Zanesville, o.
M'DoWkLL q M'c0La Portsmouth, o.
X. AKkELY, Esysviiie, ky.
p. JOHNEoN, Ripley, o.
JOHN TOT ID cpvfnxton, Ky.
6. \. HEAIUN. Cleveland, @.
l.. G. MElpkIA, Genl Travelling Ag't for
the South aud West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
DR. IL. G. CLARK,
PHYSICIAN AVN 9yrR a EsfsN

oHers his The ci.
kak and the surrounding country In She care of Fis
tns in Ano, Hctao rrhoids Piles. MI Ul
eerstions OF the kectum, and diseases OF similar
chsruetsrs hosttAS use Of the kali or Suffering
.hepatsent. a stss @s ~. s& # syasss
Those interested y III please call at my once and
read certificates bearing rnants seals certify my
suceess In The cure OF ihOee diseases.
will Also refer You 10 q of Piles oflong nd
ing. cured by me in Keoknk.
Other diseases successfully treated.
oFFlCk-Csrncr OF Main and Fifth streets. up
stairs. now a2m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
] ours, truly,
EDWIN nj. STANTON.


The Tribune makes some very appro-
pirate comments on the above letter, viz:
The profound modesty and unaffected
religious feeling of Mr.. Stanton DO him
more honor than any Iaudation that " n
the voice of Historical Justice herself
could b,stow upon him. He is right too.
1t is 10 the men who fought and who won
upon the bloody field, that, under God,
the glory Of the victory belongs. But
for their skill and yalor, their devotion
and heroism, the wise preparations and
( the most truly inspired resolves Of all
others had proved worthless. But We.
whose Office it is, as far as possible, not
alone 10 chronicle the facts of this great
war, but also to evolve for our readers
their inner relations and moving causes,
and to extrieate the real truth of events
| from the faliacious pretensions and ap-
pearances with which party spirit and in.
dividunl ambition often conspire to en-.
velop them, must still remember that,
rhereos The Nation uns but tosety at tht
rery point Of death, it now stands forth
in the plenitude of new life and power
and whereas the people were full Of doub,
and almost Of despair, they now breathe
nothing but hope aud confidence. For .
change so mighty any noble and con
seientious spirit must naturally shrink
from claiming any personal merit, uscrib
ing il to God and lhe people alone. Blu,
We still believe that impartial history vii
here After record this suspicious transfer
nation as not merely co ,emporaneous viii
the Secretary's accession to Mr.. Lincoln
Cabinet, but Ms bearing to it much NOR,
vital relation. And We here once more
declare Il as our sober Judgment. that, i
Mr. Stanton has not organized victory
he has at least unbound Il. and SCI itmo
tioa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers aud Fa4Es Ill fnd this the most adyan-
tsgsnus route for Io stuck. Gsrsrions Yards, oil
xste "a And supplied with every convsnIence, have
be opened thla line and Its and every
attenuOn is paid 10 their wants. From HafrtaburEa
where vii be found every conyeaionoe fDr II ID NJ
aud eating, choice 10 offered Of the PHILAukL-
PHlA, NEW YORK and BALTiMURK NAKkEfS.
This will also bs found the shos,est, quickest and
most direct route for Stock 10 New Yerk-IyiA Alien
town and win few er changes than sny other.
ENOCH LEWIS, General Supt.. AitoonA, Pa.
L. L. HOUfT, Gen. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
II. III. HOUSTON, GENT Freight Agt., Phiiade lphia.
fnn210aW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
KEOKUK IOWA: MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1862

We may well rejoice at the recent vic
tories, for they teach US that battles are
to be won now and by us in the same and
only manner that they were ever won by
any people, or in any age, since the days
Of Joshua, by boldly pursuing and striking
the foe. What, under the blessing oi
Providence, ! conceive to be the true or.
ganization of victory and military combi.
nation to end this war, was declared in q
few words by Gen. Grants message te
Gen. Buckner--"I propose to more imn,e.
diatelg on your ,corks =
Yours, truly,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTURE.
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern L rain arstseA daily al l2:Ol o'clock m.
and6 p. m., nddeparts daily al o'clock q. nj and
2;3d pm.
!. Western Train arrives dsiis, except SUNDAYS, u
800 m md sao p. M. and departs n. 40 O'clock ..
m. and 9f0 p. m.
AT Hamilton Depot, Trains on the Wabash Valley
Railroad arrive daily, except suEdsys stsoeioekp.
n, and depart daily, Sundays excepted, 80 ..
Basses connect win this city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
a Letter are. he seeres.ry % war.

- AGAbcF iron sD0 secretary - W0Ys
Tne N. \. Tribune Of the 18th had a
stirring article on the new war policy in
augurated BY Secretary Stanton, for the
suppression of the rebellion. 1t gives him
honorable credit for his agency in setting
our Western columns in motion, and or
ganizing victory.
Mr.. Stanton writes short and feeling
letter in reply, modestly attributing all
the glory OF cur recent victories 10 the
gallan,ry and bravery Of our officers aud
soldiers that fought the battles The
following 10 the passage in the Tribune s
article which called out the letter from the
Secretary
s.Whiie every honest heart rises in
gratitude to God for the victories which
afford SO glorious guaranty of the na.
tionai salvation, let it not be forgotten
that it is to Edwin NJ. Stanton more than
to any other individual that these auspic-
ious events are now due. Our Generals
in the field have done their duty with
energy und courage; our officers, aud
with them the noble democracy Of the
ranks, have proved themselves worthy
sons Of the Republic but it is BY the
impassionate soul. the sleepless will, and
the great practical talents Of the Secretary
Of War that the vast power Of the United
States has now been hurled upon their
treacherous perjured enemies to crush them
70 powder. Let no man imagine that We
exalt this great statesman above his de-
serts, or that we would detract an iola
from that share Of glory which in this
inomentous crisis belongs to every faithful
participator in the events of this war. -
But We cannot overlook the fact that
whereas but the other day all was doubt,
distrust, and uncertainty: the nation des-
pairing allaaaeest Of its own restoration to
life Congress the scene Of bitter imput
ations and unsatisfactory apologies; the
army sluggish, discontented, and decay
ing and the abyss of ruin and disgrace
yawaing to swallow us--now all is inspir-
alton, movement, victory, and confidence,
We seem to have passed into another state
OF existence, to live with distinct purposes,
and to feel the certainty Of their reali-
zation.o
The letter Of Mr.. Stanton is as follows:
Washington, Feb. l6.
To the Editor of the NY. Tribune:
SIR:- l cannot suffer undue merit to be
aseribed 10 my official action. The glory
Of our recent victories belongs to the GAL
liant officers and soldiers that fought the
battles. No share of it belongs to me. 4
Much has lately been said u military
combinations and organizing victory. !
hear such phrases with apprehension =
They commenced in infdel France with
the .Italian campaign, and resulted in
Waterloo. Who can organize victory p
Who can combine the elements OF sue
cess on the Latt,o field! Va owe cur &c
cent victories to the Spirit Of the Lord,
that moved our soldiers to rush into battle,
and filled the hearts of our enemies with
terror and dismay. The inspiration tina,
conquered in battle was in the hearts Of
the soldiers and from on high and wheR
ever there is The name inspiration there
will be the same results. Patriotic spirit
with resolute courage in officers and men
is 4 military combination that never
failed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

DOST-OFFlCE DIRECTORY.


Arrival 81 the Mails.
Eastern haHa arrives daily Sundays excepted via
Plymouth, at o'clock. p. m.
1T. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily
excepted) ss6,r.m.
Western Mailarrives daily Except Sunday D al 6.45
O'Clock, p m.
Burlington Mailarrises daily texssTt sundays )xt o
pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mall arrive l,iy sa,iAts
exeeptcd1 III SPIN.
Charleston Mail Ia tri-weekiyl arrives raHikys
Thursdays and dssiardsys,h7p pm.
Closing Of the MAILS.
Eastern Mail closes daily teaeept Saturday.
NJ. Louis and soutber Aaiieloses daily
excepted) at m
Burlington haiecses daily terceri satnrdaysl ri
ep.
Western Mall closes daily iexeept saturdAys) at q
o'eloekp p. N.
Csrthagea and Plymouth Aaiicioses daily (saturdays
sreeptedl at s p. m.
Charleston Mall ttri.~eekIy} elpses hondsys, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, atSa. m.
ii n The Post Once Will BE- oprn Sunhsy ys fr ON
Sio 10 o'clock,a J. Il. HOWELL, r. M.
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,alsiIg rsll.A to llls Sllrtls " l'ea,e.I
lAmbleHteE F,tiank1 have se{ ! sssafe " sllee.
Itn 4id tl IsS hr,l4biiFi9s efe ssIEsif .ticr.i
0EI5ialIHI s.elhf|garl fpssiE 2l.ou4 THe4av *
lIEkb4atsbFohglst by BfhsF Jta.aiclrs 7saa ,ha
tR fleEaE lsaf fallen back Riili bis aIApi!
@alspy fiaffIIa4k ol snlHsIita. being sh,is4ssl
With lsilai'As lFa already dong s'r ast feAl
ilBg hFaaseHs tslbie 70 acqsrasss.: lsill l4qre
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IIfELEGRAPHIC.
plsFAIfIi' foA FHfibasly asAFll ;
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/ .oringto an Il i q wpDrf, Nv
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SURRENDER Odd.
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gJdbi she e'T5ls qoEItasIi5 tho following dispasci:
lt4gssi ssIfllpAt4 B arrived last eSefIi.lg
lEtsa9t fbnf O'clock rl4n rairtN a gentle Illlt.
llf E4aaf hai=a d4ily @l al extsl just ISSUED.
pti Ilst Csiip 3sszeste office. Prkviops- 10 fEe
5isiIhEtlire d slsk Il B uBEca stAfss s@bstlss-
dIi, lhurgaay ibor1iils Ire FeacsaAS fqrc9sl:i #
eF.dEitgtSri- aud Nesslrofss .Kelssacky, n Ire
niaErlptd o'st 81 taeet qicil si<trby smith Nlh
wax pno miles Oh. After All hour Is Anhdei,
ef.hil sii.ssli fieenaiele a4dft.e FesleF..l
fptEes, we're draVn npin iiae 81 battle .an4A 6r-
fls3s,F u Grc. SYscn Il.ey tad itrrd ,tne
B14lna.f Il Was IisI5pV rcd ilai. ,lia eonelcraEes
fiereli overwll iEniiis forge, alslI The Federal
ice MarI ldeEkdIa saH back. cSshl SMITH
aslkantiltg npe,l Etsilx when he tenfe5Icrg
al Is rsscE, esl pYg tsli4 and swptirt. t;fn'l
sniff Ee knaie tllc snrfen1ll5 huili plk4es.
IwAI4f Was glaEf itsss he tElkiug posaes
| lslE!bct Friday 4Hpfnil4t 'Io1. p 'kisclss
| A3Ahg ol irh4E was then Sept across .Ihe
river. ai:d flb sFrr,mfer f Cincinnati 'lcr:ild
e7 3 hours bsfls allowed the ant.oflEics
4 II sopPrIy FThe Mayor asked for foist llos'rs
/ SiliclrsNa4 sFshEvl.
II e.Ef ia1it| t4 rssilqnsd tdsip49iries inF'inlt
III tlia eiiize.5 Plat IfiyFfe Pre- Pesyi4ol1i be
reEpedted hltH;9I United States freisetts Unjust
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