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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18
FiGHrs IN THE VALLEY OF

q,ur RECENT FiGHTs IN THE VALLEY OF
c1r SHENANDoAH--1As the escape of jackson
= Ike]y to figure largely in history, and may be
r5n occasion Of courts Of inquiry, it may be
,ro1) 70 call to mind few Of the facts connected
Nth the fights at Gross Keys and Port Repub-
r. an the Sth and 9th instant. After his dash
~, the valley, Jackson retreated SO as to escape
. flank aUtaol. EEe succeeded IN getting to the
T;oht side for him) Of Fremont at Suasburg,
b7i dared not FIGHT. although his force was SUI
,,.rior as he feared Mcdowell would get in his
raar But he was not fast enough Colonel
I'arroIl. with the advance OF ten Shields, did
Establish himself Ia jackson rear at the bridge
near Port Republc, which was act burned pur-
y,,agl5 to orders, as General Shields wished to
use the bridge to pass over his army. Before
reaching the bridge, however, jackson deter
mined to fight fremont SO as to cripple his pur-
sot: hence the battle Of Cross Keys, which it
now turBs cut was not Il Union victory but
reDulse. Fremont, with an inferior force, was
eompeed to attack the enemy in very strong
n1sition. aud was driven back, after a severe
tght. leaving his dead and wounded and the
field in the possession OF jackson during the
night.
This was on Sunday, the Sth Instant The
next morning, Gen. Fremont found the enemy
had lett, leaving behind the Union dead and
wounded For reasons best known to himself,
Gen. Fremont did not pursue Jackson; if he
had the latter army would have been Destroy
ed, as, On the day following the fight at Gross
KEYS, Jackson attacked Col. CAROLS small
force at the bridge, and overwhelmed it after
stubborn fight Of five hours duration Had
he been closel y followed, he would have been
attacked IN both front and rear, for so near
were the armies that the cannopading at Port
Republic was distinctly heard in Fremont's
camp After the battle, SO far as we judge by
the Geographic accounts, Fremont retreated in
the direction Of Harrsonburg, while jackson
went Oh bis way rejoicing to Rlchmond.-N
7 H2mLd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18
INSURANCE AGENCY.

HARTFORD. FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
cqR5ta $53oQ9o Ne Yet t6 S~ Yh $ $72a s4l
Capital, 1900, 900. Nett Surplus, $50, IA.
DOLICIES in either Of the above-named COM
i panies issued and losses adjusted by the UNI
dersigned, agent at Alexandria, Va. For insur-
ance, apply at No rs King street, upstairs, Or
to ANDREW JAMESON,
my l3-tf 49,. Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

T OST.-On Monday afternoon, June 10Th, the
London, with two crowns, also q CARTRIDGE
BOX, filled with BEANS from the upper country.
4 liberal reward will be paid to any one who
will leave the above articles at the Scott House,
formerly G. S. Hallowell's residence, OH Duke
street lie 17-3t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

CHANGING TIE BASE or OPERATIONS
There seemed very little prospect, when was
at Corinth the other day, that any concentrated
action Of Ha?leck' army against Beauregard
would be attempted for some weeks to come.
The first energies of our Generals, after start,
Ing Pope 10 harrass Beauregard's rear: seemed
10 be directed to changing tbs base Of opera
tlontiUm the Tennessee river to the railroad,
\ pretty strong force Of railroad men had
been brought up nearly a month before the
EVACUATION, and these were promptly set to
work putting the captured. locomotives Ia or
der, ana running construction trains for the re-
pair Of the roads Lew. WaIlace's Division
and some others were started out on the road
10 Memphis, AMI n Cernand up the northern
part Of the Mobile and Ohio road leading to
Columbus. Kentucky When these roads are
open supplies and troops can be moved right
down the mississippi to either Columbus or
Iemphis and thence by rail to CorintI1:
Meantime Woods Division Of Buells army
was moving east on the Memphis and Charles
Ton road. If the track was repaired after him,
we must within week have direct communlca-
TON between Corinth and Nitchell's army at
huntsville, Alabama, and thence north through
Nashville and Louisville anywhere. = CUucloao-
Gazctte
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18
KEEP COOL!

ICE! ICE!! lCE!!
Yrvur UNDERSIGNED TAKES PILE D..
l. sure in informing his friends ana the pnoIt -
Keep Constantly on hand Q supply Of lGE DUR
inc t the season. Persons desiring the above Al ar
1cle can obtain it by calling at bis depots N 70
140, King street, between Washington ana d.
Asaph, or at the old depot, on Fairfax 5tree ~
under the old Watch house, opposite 'Ae
Au nsr 1aI l-ltpI go P. G. HENDERSON.
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JOHN T. COOKE,

JOHN 7. COOKE
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
IAS CONSTANTLY on hand large assort-
i i ment of FAMILY GROCERIES, consist
ing of BACON, Of all kinds; FLOUR by the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCK WHEAT,
CURRANTS, RAISINS, PRUNES, FIGS,
SARDINES, &C., &C., to which he invites the
attention Of customers. my Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

A despatch from Atlanta, Georgia, dated
june -, states that from three to seven thou
sand Unonists part OF General Mjtchel's COM
mandy had gone up and own the Tennessee
river, opposite TO Chattanooga, with the inten-
lion OF crossing and attacking the city on both
SIDES. Three Confederate Generals were on
hand with opposing troops
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18
nAILY'g STEAMBOAT COACHES.

DAlLY'S SIEAMbUAI VUhVI1Lo
AITY'S comfortable and swift COACHES
J connect the Alexandria and Washington
steamers with Pennsylvania Avenue.
Tie Coaches await the arrival Of the boat, and
leave the corner of Pennsylvania aTenueand tn
street in time for each trip
FRA Travelers NAV be sure of prompt gentleman
" and accommodating agents.
Washington, ie lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

TRUSTEES SALE OF AVAILABLE PRO
/ PERTY IN THE CITY OF ALEAAN-
DRIA, VIRGINIA.-By VI tue Of deed OF
trust, bearing date on the 10th day of October,
1859, and by consent of parties the undersigned
substituted trustee, will, on SATURDAY., the
18th day of Ju,ee 1862, at II O clock NJ, in front
of the Mayors office, in the city of Alexandria,
6s=s sell at public auction, hethree-story BRICK
s45:;i DWELLING HOUSE, No. 46 North Roy
Al Street, in the city of Alexandria. and the lot on
which it stands fronting on Royal street "a feet
l inch, and 1913 feet 5 inches deep, lately occu-
pied by James S. FRENCH rms IS one OF the ne
most plete and comfortable dwellings in the
city Of Alexandria, situated in central location,
near to the market, and in q pleasant neighbor-
hood.
Terms Five per cent Of the purchase mo
nev, and the sum Of 500 in cash, ana the residue
in three equal payments at three, six and twelve
months from the day of sale, the deferred pay
n1ents bear interest and to be SECURED by tn the
notes of the purchaser and deed OF trust on the
premises. ALEAA Zen IA
nv 72-ts substituted trustee
W. The above sale is postponed until SAT-
URDAY, the Dist inst at Il o'clock;
10 14-ts ALEXANDER HAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
s Z z55-sl!z5z== INGTON.-The steamer MAS
COLLY Err, Captain Samuel Gedneyy, Will isave
the wharf at the foot Of King street. Alexanori:''
regularly.
Fare. - cents.
nv 26-tf SAML GEDNEY, Captain
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
Death Of James N. Sect.


The following letter confirms the death
Of JAMES NJ. SoorT, Esq, formerly and
long a citizen Of the west part Of this coun-
ty but for some ten years a resident Of Cal
ifornia, in which country as in Grant, he
was esteemed as one Of the best citizens:
Mr.. Gown
send You three papers, each an
nouneing the death Of father, with the ac-
counts Of his burial, &c. Direct letters
h and papers to me at DrytoNn, Anador Co.,
Cal.
Father was drowned, or rather killed, on
the 10th January at lone City. He was
ferrying passengers across Sutter Greek
whom it happened, that stream being
high. The boat being Stamped and he
being a good swimmer, he directed Thorn
ms Hovt,s his son-in-law, to hang on to the
boat TIL he could release it. IIoyt could
not swim and father knew he would be
drowned If lie LETT the boat 10 save bim-
self, ~ tic current was very swift and
swept them down stream very rapidly
The aim was to run the boat Into cut
leading out 1T the channel but as the boat
was unnlanaeeable, it ran out into the main
channel among the high waves where the
waters divided, when tie boat gave q sud
den ana unexpected surge and struck him
an the neck and killed him instantly. He
was carried near three miles down where
he sunk and was partly buried III thesaud,
We hunted sixteen days for the body BE-.
fore finding IT, Further accounts may be
seen III tie papers | send yaQ.
We have had the most rain and highes.
waters here this winter that has ever been
known. The high waters have caused in
ealculable injury through The state. and il
will require many years before farmers aud
stock growers can put themselves on The
same footing rs before.
SAMgEI. Soorr.
Anadore City, Feb. 9th, 1852.
| The funeral ceremonies were conducted
FEB. 5th, as We learn 81 the papers, updei
direction Of tae /. O. Of Good Templers
tof which order Mr.. Scott appears to hay'
been valued and conspicuous member
The procession WAS the largest ever witness
ed in the valley, being joined BIZ process
sion of Sabbath-Sehool children, class o
which had long received instruction fror
dsceasel The papers snl letters from
O,,;sh "a coi,r are sent to Mr. Mark N
Scott, brother Of deceased.
Wendell Phillips had 40 interview z 1iti
President Lincoln the other day BY specsa
invitation,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
CHERIFFs sALE-Buss- Gnlnsprn

State of wisconsin, county of Grant, ssCireut ceurt
csGsant county, Wisconsin. Judgmfns Il scyeclos-
Cornelius T. Bliss, AIareelia Bliss, his 7ite and Jmes
h. Gillespie, Defendants.
By virtue of judgment OF foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered aad made in the above nalaed court in
tie above entitled cause beating date the 9th day Of
March, A. D. 1862 and BY the direction of the Plaintiffs
Attorney, / Will Offer for sale and will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder cash ir hand the
outer door Of the eou house, the village Of haacas
ter Grant county, Wisconsin, on the 18th day Of June
A. b. 1867 at tie Of 10 clock III the forenoon or
said day all Of he following described real estate,
wit: The northwest quarter OF the north quar-
ter Of section in town six north VI range four west
in Grant cduaty aforesaid, containing forty
or ess Said sale will be made to satisfy tue judy
d this action amounting to the SUM OF one hnndfed nd
sixteen and 39l03lhs dollars Sll0.59J damages and
tlirt.-va and i71O0ths d ars COSTS tOgethss wfh
nteresI aad costs accruingDaed Sherifs oAhce, La-
caster March 24 a. d. 1852.
). b. MOORE, Sheriff,
j. Allen Barber, Grant county, " IS.
Plaintiffs Attorney. 4s-w.S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

Gy We are sorry 10 see among the
list Of killed and wounded at Pea Ridge
the name Of Capt. A. W. Dips, Of MAJ
ouoketa, Iowa. lie vas for some time cd
itor Of the Maquokota E.rcelsior, and
made it one Of the most readable Of our
exchanges. lie died CALAMITY fighting tue
enemy at the head of his company. Does
he need any better euIogy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
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MONEY cuTFen' m the STAG WleFe issued WIZ De re-
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Postage The Postage u any TART OF the United
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BIackwood,s and but Fourteen Cent year for each
Of the Reviews At the above prices Periodical viii
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be furnished comp cte, without additional charge.
Unlike the more ephemeial Magazines Of the day,
these Periodicals little by age. Hence full yeaf
Of tho Nos for 1850, may be regarded nearly valuable
as for 1862.
Subscribers wishing also the Nos. FOR 1851, will be
supplied ut the following Extremely low rates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
CHERIEFS SALE-osDoRsE, HosKrSs

State Of wisconsin, county Of GEant S. Circnit Court
of Grant unty. Wisconsin. Judgement d Fore
closure and order sale. William Powers, plain
tiF against Thomas II. Osborne and RoHa1a Qa
borne Bis wife, and finne4as Boskinss eetendan.s
By virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered made in tae above naned court. in
TIE above entitled ausp, tearing ate on tse sth aag
nttorneg Viii offer for sale and viii 1t public austioz,
10 the highest bidder, for cash In hand, at the outer
door of the court house, il the village OF Lancaster,
d. 1862 at the hour OF 10 o'clock IN the forenoon OF
said day all Of the following described real estate -
village OF Tagson in GRAFT county, Nscoasn AZ dss-
aaste On 4 iat 81 the of said yilagslalat 1y
Z. ". AAyden or the pa aa psi sAxs 81
A. ID. IsS5 Said sale v.li ~ made to S@its4f Inc
iarn ant ID This Sesioa aaapGS . he sun p nsas
Ty-0n To- ZOE dollars $3.50 damages nd went
and IL 100 dollars cos.s, getAsr With Interest ana
eSs@ts accfaing 80.
Dated sheriE-s once. Lancaster, March 2ssh,4A p
u 81 MOORE. ShoriT Grant CO.. Wis.
= Allen Barber, Plaintiffs Attornc- Awis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
cHERIFFs sALE-LEMON.

State Of Wisconsin, County or Grant, ss.circut court
81 Grant county, Wisconsin. Judgment of f0recos-
IRE aud order OF sale John y. Tarley, Prta against
samuel iealon aud Ann Lemon, his wife, Defendants
Bs virtue n judgment II foreclosure and order Of
ga "a rendered and made the named court in the
above entitled cause, bearing cate the 7tn day OF
March, AZ ID 1862 and by the direction of the Plaintiffs
Attorney will oier for sale and will sell at public
auction 10 til highest bidder for cash in hand, At the
outer door OF tie cuFt house. ia the village Of Laneas
ter Grant County, Wisconsin, the zsth day June
A. 1867 at the bOur Of 10 O'clock The iogcaoon u
said day. all 81 I'd following described real estate, to
wit. Tbe north alf Of southeast uuarter; the south
h4eefou9th OF southeast quarter 81 the s9ui hwea
quarter; the south a0f Southwest qparter Of north
east quarter OF section twenty; tie soutteasf quarter
of north west quarter and the southeast quarter of
north cast quarter 81 section twenty one; also. The
sont east quarter OF sou thwest quarter Of see1ioa
two all IN town four north OF range four west
in Grant county, Wisconsin Said sale will be made IN
this action satisfy the Jud snt amounting 70 The
sum az ten hundred and thirty two AID 81 l0Ots doll
lara eanagss and fortyYe aud S5le0ghs dollars costs
together withnterest and ectuing costsDated sher-
las oaice Lancaster, March -, A.. u. le02.
J. i. MOORE, Sheriff,
u Allen Barber Grant County. Wis.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney. 4l-wI3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

GEWe hear that the leth Regiment
has zone to Fort DoneIson. we learn al
so that the Second and Seventh Regiments
have sailed from Alexandra and gone to
some point on the coast, probably to rein
force Burnside.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

AZ Myron II. Orion, a vel known
orator and lawyer Of this State, died at
Madison on the 10Th inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
CHERIFFs sALE-Downns-YIELDlsa.

~
State OF Wisconsin, County ofGrant ss.Cireui Court
ofGrant County, Wis. Judgment OF foreclosure and
order of sale. Martha Russell, Plaintiff against
John Bowers and Richard u. Yielding, DEFENDANTS
BY virtue of Judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
safe rendered male in thu above namod c9ar IN
the above entitled cause, bearing date on the ON DAY
0( Narsh A. - 1862 and bY the direction OF the Plain
til 1tornes, gi oiier for sale aad will sell pub
lie anciian tho Il hest bidder Tor cash in htnd at The
outer door OF the c3s ia9use, in The village Of Lancts
ter, Grant County, Eisconsio, on the e h day Of
June A. d. 1852, at tie boar Of 10 O'Clock in the rs-
nU0n sai day. al Of The following described al es-
tate wit: Tue southwest quarter Of the Jrth east
quarter and the northwest quarter Of tie sOat-sast
quarter dissection twenty three t23l in town six north
OF range three west in Grant county, Wsconsin con
tanning eighty Said sale Will be MAIDS to satisfy
the judgment ia this action amounting to the sum Of
one hundred and eighty-three and 33-le9ths dollars
damages and thiryone anu 25l0Jths doiars costs, to-
eeher with interest and costs aceTung.-Dated Sher-
hrs ondce Lancaster, March ~, A. y. 1852.
j. u. MOORE, sheriff,
r. Allen Barber, Grint County, Wis
Plaintiffs AttGfDey. II Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
sHERIFFs sALE-UTr.

State Wisconsin, county Of Grant Circuit court
of Grant county, Wisconsin judgments OF ioreclos-
uIe and orders of sale Thomas stephens, Plaintiff,
against David d. UT and Eupbemia u Utt bis wits,
Defendants.
By yirtue.of two separate judgments Of foreclosure
and orders Of sale rendered and made in tAe above
named court ia two separate actions for foreclosure OF
mortgages both % which sail actions the above nam
cd Plaintiff Paint and the ABOVE named Doten.
dants were Defendants, both Of said judgments bearing
date lac 9Th day OF Mai IN A. ID. 1867 ana by the
direction OF The Plaintiffs Attorney, viii oer for sale
and viii sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash IN hana, the outer door OF the house, in
tie village OF lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin.
tile 2Sth day Of June. A. y. 1862 at the hour of 10
O'clock ia the forenoon Of sad day, all Of the follow
ing described estate wit: The east bali oiscuth
west quarter; the northwest quarter Of tho south
quarter; the north west quarter Of southwest
quarter; the south haf OF southeast quarter OF north
west quarter the south half of southwest quarter 81
north east quarter and the north half Of southwest
quarter Of Southwest quarter o section one ~ town
ship three, north Of range three west in the coG1y OF
Grant Wisconsin. Said sale Will be made 10 satisfy the
Judgments in these separate actions one OF VIII en-
amounts the sum CT eleven hundred ana twenty and
29Io0ihs dollars damages, and thirty and s0l09lhs
dollars COSTS and the otter to the SUN OF eleven mum
bred and fourteen ana e3-I01tfs dollars danages aud
fty.uine ard 2s-l09s dollars COTS, together wlth
the Interests and costs aeesag ia tif actens
Dated Sherit's Office, Lancaster siaFeii ~, 49,,
j. s. MOORE, Sheriff,
J. Allen Barber, Graut County VS..
Plaintiffs Attorney. Al wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

riages, deaths, &C., are crowded out Of this
weeks paper. They viii 9ppear next
week.
RE- A private letter from the Second
Regiment says that two contrabands came
into camp the other day, who say that VIM.
Homer, formerly Of this place, is not in
the rebel army, but is living on his place,
about two miles from Warrenton, Va
Tom Frankland, also Of this place, IS a
conductor on the Manassas Gap Rail
Road.
Since the above was Written a private
letter from Capt. Mckee brings the int4lli-
gence that the Second and Seventh Regi-
ments have been ordered back to Camp
Tillinghast, where they now are. The
boys were sadly disappointed, as they
thought they We're aqout to exchange the
monotony Of camp life for active service.
But they forget that Washington must Be
protected, ana that all mast be kept quiet
on the Potomac! Nothing would more
etfeetually disturb the quietude which now
reigns about Washington than to give the
Western boys a sight of the enemy--and
Mcclellan knows it.
LECTURES o. PHYsroLoeY The inter
est ID Prof. Powers lectures in Lancaster
increased towards the close, the attendance
being small at first. The house was filed
Friday and Saturday evenings, these being
the last delivered to public audiences. We
learn that the private lectures were also
well attended.
Asa speaker we have not heard Prof.
Powers excelled. As Phrenologist he
also surpasses any that have preceded him
in this part Of the country. Indeed, his
lectures in the several departments an
nounced are all Of the first order and well
delivered. and may prove highly useful to
such as can rednce the Instructions to prac-
tice. We do not agree with him in several
Of his theories; his views of the marital
relation would, if adopted, partially de-
stroy society, at least make marriage but a
net with meshes 50 large as to allow all to
pass out at viii His language in calling
unhappy or untitled marriages "legalized
prosttutions," ''iII-l egotten afiinities,' DE-,
betray the free love school as his model ra-
thea than the Mosaic law and the practice
of the country. Still, he mildly opposes
TIE free love theory, and would have mar
rage a more universal habit--governed,
however, BY the higher laws Of physiolog-
ical adaptation. 10 this we have no OBJ
lection; indeed, were more attention paid
to lie physical and mental character, form,
size, temperament, DC, in the selection of
partners, marriages would generally be
more fortunate. We cannot speak Of his
private lectures, delivered separately to as
senblages Of men and women, since we
did not attend them and have not heard
from those who did.
Prof. Powers lectured last evening to a
small audience in the Congregational
Church at Potosi, and viii continue six Or
eight evenings in succession. Intelligent
persons will be profted BY them and 9TH
ers will be highly pleased and amused. He
will probably lecture next at Platteyille.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

TEACHERS MEETING.-PeFsons IN the
towns Of Cassyille, Glen Haven, Beetown
and Waterloo, who desire to teach drring
the coming summer, viii be examined at
Cassyile on Monday next, March 81.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
ey We hear a report that q young

70 VIC HeaI IVPV1V 'DssU /" y0"l'5
man by the name Of Gjlligan, a member
Of Capt. Calls company, is dead. He
formerly resided with William Smith, be-
tween Lancaster and Beetown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

Town MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS. The
people are required by law to elect new
town officers on Tuesday next, being April
first, Officers Of election boards should
have all the papers duly prepared or the
laws at hand to prepare them. Official re-
ports should be ready for inspection y the
meeting. and all business should be pre-
pared and offered at the proper time.