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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-23
10 ca l n E w S..

oon OF FEBRUARY esterday, in honor
& he aay, the Rass o. all the vessels in port,
and Ill the public places, were dispiayed-sa-
l,t.s we're fred-,he fire bells rang q peal,-a
hall was given at .ht, and many private par"
Ties celebrated the occasion. There was a turn
ant of the fire department, and q trial Of the
Gre engines ia the ma, ket square, which
showed that the engines We're in good order
The city was. very orderly throughout the day.
salutes were fred at all the q. S. Notifications
in and around this place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-23
WAR news.

The steamers Mercury and Groasbeck, whilst
descending ,e Mississippi with troops from
the Army of the Cumberland, were attacked
by the Confederates ne .r zleiena. SeyeEa
soldiers were wounded, but the attacking party
was finally dispersed by the gunbcats. The
steamer Dove was attacked and captured near
Helena There was regi nent OF Federal
troops on board at the time OF her capture.
The Colonel in command was killed. All the
rest Of the officers and men were made prison.
ers OF war The vessel was subsequently
burned
4 detachment Of Federal cavalry numbering
one hundred and Is men, recently captured
near Piedmont number OF Moscby's men,
together with commssary train and lot OF
horses and mules On their return march TO
Headquarters with their provisions and spo2s,
they were encountered 10 Ashby's Gap by
another party Of Confederates and not only
lost the prisoners and property they had prev
iously captured, but also between fifty and
sixty Of their owe number IL killed, wounded
and missing,
A partv of Confederates crossed the Potomac
River at Edwards Ferry on We1ne5 lay night
last, attacked the guard stationed there
WOUNDED three, captured twelve, and carried
of with them, in Ditto TO their prisoners
twelve horses, eleven saddles, and SMALL
amount Of other property
A detachment of Confederate cavalry
da she'd Into Cumberland on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad befne l'y|ight on Tuesday
morning, and after maxim, prisoners OF the
Federal pickets, also captured aud carried Oft
Generals Kelly and Crook.
TIL sail that Mr.. McCulloch, The present
comptroller Of the currency will, probably De
appointed Secretary Of the !. $. Treasury.
Gold, in New York, to day, 1925.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-23

MAYORS OFFICE "A MN named Urlah
Carroll, formerly police detective here, and
. white woman, named Cole, wer, brought up
this morning, and after an examination OF ihe
case, were bound over f,r their appearance at
the nsxl Court, to answer the charge Tor III
indiceah.e offence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-23

S1gyoR BL1TZs entertainments at Liberty
Han are attended, by our most respectable
cirizens Many ladies were resent enjoying
tle buagetof wonders and mirt,.. The Sig
nor IS one Of the merriest performers in the
country, and never fails to delight. His learn
ed Canary Birds are great attraction, while
the Necromantic Illusions and Scenes in Ven
triloquism excite surprise and laughter lie
>erhi,its every night this week, and on Satur
day afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-23

Aco1rENr.-At the Washington Navy Yard
on Tuesday wo kman nam I'd Edward B'ggs
lost his life in shocking manner, by his
clothes catching by the shaft Of the machinery,
as he stood upon ladder oiling it, carrying
him RAPIDLY around the shaft several times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-23

CAPTURED Among the prisoners recently
captured in Prince William and l. udoun
counties, ty a detachment Of the 9Th illinois
cavalry, and brought t, this place was Colonel
Wi Carter, aud Mr.. Turner, son Vt Edward
Turner.
The RIVER is now entirely open to navlsa"
tion, there being only floating ice, and that
melting and disappearing under the influence
of the moderate weather and the rain.
FIRE. Ia Wa -hington. on Tuesday night,
an incendiary fire Destroyed five new two story
fame dwellings, nearly finished, on Twelfth
street, near Maryland avenue.
INDIANS Three delegations OF lailan'
Rsom the Ponchas, the O,nahas, and the Win
aebago 3 have arrived in Washington to make
treaty
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

forfeit exacted know what re ponse dwels in every
BOSOM 1t is. that he should pay the forfeit WIN
his life. And hence we see there are times when
mercy and clemency, without justice, become crime
The should temper the other md bring aoout thar
proper mean. And il wOuG ,ty this when the case
was the simple murder of one by his fellow mad
what should we say when askel what shall be done
with him them or th ose who have raised impious
hands to take away the lie OF nation composed Oh
thirty millions Of peoples What would be the reply TO
that question But while in mercy we remember Jus
tice in the language that has been uttered say JUS
tce towa ds the leaders the Gus leaders but also
say amnesty Cancellation, ceme y aud mercy 10 the
thousands of our countrymen you and know
have been deceived driven into his internal reDellon
And so return 20 where started irOm aud AGAIN re-
peat, that il s time people were taught to know
that treason crime, not mer political difference
not mere contest between two parties in which one
succeeded and the other has smpl} failed They must
know II is treason for IL they had ucceeded the lie OF
the nation would have been reft rom 1.-THE Union
would have been destroyed. Surely the constitution
sufficiently defines treason. II co.sts in levying war
against the United States, and in ing their enemies
aid and comfort With thi7 dehn' on il requires the
exercise O. great acumen TO ascer Ia who are traitors
10 requires great perception 70 tei who have levied
war against the United States; does require any
great stretch Of reasoning TO ascer4 who has given aid
10 the enem Of the United states, II when the gov
eminent Of the United States does tain who the
conscious and intelligent traitors, The enaty and the
forfeit should be- paid. (Appause) now how TO ap-
preciate the condition OF being driven rOm ones home
/ can 81 mpathize with hin whose all has been taken
from hin W Oh him who been denied the place that
gave his chlden Dlfth but let Us Nllhi IN the resLO
ration Of true cover ment, proceed temporarily and
dispasson and hope and pray that the time will
come as believe when all can return and remain at
our homes and treason and traitors be driven from
land-(applause) when again law and order shall
reign and the banner Of ountry be unfurled
every inch territory within the Of the United
States. spplause.) In conclusion. let thank you
most profoundly for this encouragement and nantes
taten of regard and respect and you that
can give no greater regarding the settle
ment of this question than that intend to disch arFe
my duty and in that way which shall, in the earliest
possible our bring back peace TO distracted coun
try And hope the time Is not far distant when ouI
people can all return TO their homes and resdes and
resume their various avocations.
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cARDpHOTOGRAPHs

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GA why rogue. brought before Psri.
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childhood he vac bitten by mad dog. add
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-15
From south Carolina.

New YORK, Nov 14.-The Worlds Coz
lumbia correspondent of 7th states that
resolutions were reported from the Com
mittee on Federal relations to the LegIs-
lature to the effect that South Carolina
having fully complied with the require
ments OF the amnesty proclamation of
President johnson and having emanei-
pated the slaves, is entitled to the eene,
Its of said amnesty, aud acknowledges
ing their position as conquered people
,and accepting the terms offered then,
they ask the withdrawal OF military rule,
to which they say the faith of the gov
ernment stands pledged. The report says
they have with honest purpose and en-
tire loyalty of heart given solemn pledge
to hereafter seek their. welfare an the
Union The resolutions were not acted
on that day in consequence OF the re-
ceipt of message from Gov. Perry rela-
tive to the question of the adoption of
the cqsstitutianal amendment abolish
ing slavery. enclosing dispatches from
the President and Secretary Seward, the
substance of which has already been
published The resoI utons would pro-
badly be adopted unanimously.
Hon I. j. Withers, once:Judge OF SUI
preme Court of SOuth Caroliba, died at
Sumter on the 9Th