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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-13

Over one Million bottles
Of
GOES
COUGH BALSAA
are sold annually, and
the people all pronounce
il the best cough prepsT-
alton they ever used.
GOES
COUGH BALSAM
Is warranted TO give sat
isfnction or the money
refunded.
No family OHn afford TO
be without
CUES
COUGH BALSAM
in the house ready for
immediate use.
1 GOES
COUGH BALSAM
costs but
! FORTY CENTS.
/ The bottle holds more
than any other at the
same price.
Ths medicine itsslf is
warranted superior to all
lothers.
Sold by druggists every
where.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-13
NEWS FROM REBEL PAPERS

News From New Orleans
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-13
afrp AanertlstmEHts.


OFCOND MONTHLY MEETING OF
m Direcfors oftbo above Company have this dHy
deeIars5 a 4 tffsad Of one per NJ on the capital
stool fels0, ,0Ool out Of the earnings OF the Com
pany, Tor the month ending on the 18th inst, due
And psvnble on and after that date, at the ofies
Of tbs company Il and 70 Merwin street, Cleveland
Ohio.
The Tran sfsr Books viii be closed from the 18th
to the 18th inst. GEO. W. GAkDhEhl
Jsnusry 8. lS65. Seoretary.
s.-Tn-Tcr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-13

The report of the Commissioner Of Ag-
riculture. for November and December,
says that however great the loss OF Isfm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-13
WeikeI Run and McRIhinn!
OIL CO.
CAPITAL S2SO,OO'
$500 SHARES, 800 EACH

$4,000 to be reserved for Developing
- PFOper1y. 80 ---
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-13

Over one Million bottles
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

Cairo. May q. 4
The New Orleans Times of the 22d,
says:
The sunboat Little Rebel arrived yes
,erday from The mouth Of Red River with
dispatch from Lieutenant Commsnd-
ing Foster and Kirby Smith, for General
Candy.
The Times Brazos correspondence of
the 18th says:
The liberal force which occupied Mon
tefsy was 70, 900 strong. Gen. Nsgretts,
after Occupying the place. levied forced
loan OF one hundred thousand dollars 10
specie.
In fight at Saltillo the impsrialiat
general Victoriano, Lopodo and Fierro
we're wounded. but escaped in the fight
Cortinss captured $4,000 in specie and
900 prisoaers. #Aa
While Negrette was attacking Mats-
morss on the q, ult.. the rebel Gepsra
Slaughter on the left bank 81 the Kio
Grande, opened artillery FIRE, to prevent
his troods from crossing the river.
Twenty Josses guerillas reesDlly assemp
ted 70 kidnsp the empress from tie city
Of Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
Fort Smith, Nav

Fort Smith, May "a.
Rebel deserters and escaped prisoners
of the sgd Iowa infantry, arrived from
Texas, report that the federal prisoners
confined at Tyler. Texas. are allowed to
escape in large numbers, the guards say
ing that when they are gone they will
have nothing to do aud then they can 60
home
The enlisted men in the rebel army are
unwilling to fight any longer, aud do not
respond TO KIRBY Smith's proclamstion.
thus acknowledging themselves whipped,
aud are anxious for peace
The surrender of the rebe east of the
Mississippi was not believed at 6rst but II
Is generally believed now.
General Rsssney is now negotiating
with rebel officers OF western Arkansas
for the surrender of their commands. -
Quite number have already come in.
Gaerrillas have ceased moles.ing rai.ro oads
aud telegraph wires.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
Rebel Boat Captured.
New York, May 27.

New YORK, May II.
Lieut.. HALEY, commanding a division
Of cavalry, under date of Cape Sable, 18th
Of May, reports having captured q boat
on the l7th, off Bay Polt, Florida, con-
tanning seven white men and q negro,
ndeavoring to escape to Hsvana. The
white men gave the following names -
Frank p. Anderson, ] G Park, Richard
d McCllough, Fred. Mohl, Henry w.
Mccormick, Thos. A. Harfis, and Isaac
A Homer
Their trunks coptained considerable
amount of rebel currency, some gold and
a few papers. They undoubtedly had
held important positions in Richmond,
which place they acknowledged having
left recently. The colored man says be
was hired at $40 day and his freedom,
on arriving at Havana, to guide them
from Tallahassee.
Their conduct leads to the belief that
they were men Of some importance, and
their names are undoubtedly spurious
and they have not yet arrived ct Key
West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
Trial Of JET Davis.
New York, Nav n


The Posts special says the United
States District Attorney has notified the
proper authorities that the Circuit Court
is ready to proceed With the trial Of Jsf
Davis on the Indictment found.
The treasury has ample fuude, and the
payment of the armies will commence i'm
mediately.
The Government has knowledge thar
the seeds Of tho rebellion are not van
quished, and that it will be necessary in
many portions OF the South to maintain
the military power for some time.
Sheridan will not need to take troops
from this section to subdas Kirby Smith.
Beverly Tucker's family arrived here
from Richmond, on their way North, bus
we're sent back under guard.
The Commercials special says the gov.
erpment expects to have railroad commu.
nioation with Montgomery ere long, vis
Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta and At.
ian'a.
Guerrillas don't interfere with th<
navigation of the Alabama,
Sheridan will have command of abou,
gu, 900 men.
We learn fresh uprising against th.
Inperialists viii take place at Natamofss
Cortinas has 100 American soldiers
and the number is daily Increasing BY de
serters from the forces of Magruder anc
Smith. ss&a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

State in any distinct position she nigh
assume. l undestood that several mem
bers Of my company we're arrested, ant
un1Svslandiog there wss warrsss oat fo
my arrest, left. do ut knor y wba
DR. Mudd's sentiments were st that time
By Mr.. Ewing-The company l was
captain Of Vas organized in tb( fall 0
$50 or '60, think We commenced organi.
xing before the election Of Mr.. Lincoln,
bot Was not fnily organised unE il after.
ward. | lived about ten miles from DR..
Mudd; ,bink Dr.. III. vas . member Of !
volunteer company got up in Brbantown;
Don't know positively.
Jerry Dyer examined BY Mr.. Ewing
Lived in Baltimore; did live in Charles
county. Delsvsre;:: knew DR.. Mudd; lived
about one mile and . half fron DE. Mudd;
left my residence in Charles county in
Nd. two ysars ago. Was raised III Charles
les county. Knew Sylvester RgIen BY
the name of Ed. He was servant OF
the father Of DR.. Mudd; knew biz brother
Frank.
Do Jon know Dick Gardner er Luke
Gardnesf
Not by that name. know Dick and
Luke Washington also. l presu me they
are the ones you mean.
State were you in Aug, 1868, 10 .
conversation with DR.. Mudd under 40 oak
tree. You we're in conversation with
Walter Bowen and accused; the accused
said be would send Sylvester E.gin and
Fraok, and other Of his servants 70 Rich
mond. No; never had such condensation
with him ID my life, aad Was aot in ths
county in Augut. Went to baltimore
on the let day Of Aug, remained till Oct.
when l heard tome of my hands bad left.
| went down TO see about carrying on .
farm. Aboat thirty OF forty had left the
neighborhood about that time. Never
heard Dr.. Audd threaten to send bis ser.
wants to Richmond.
Never met DR.. NJ. in company With Mr.
Bower; fscoIIecs about 2 years ago in the
tall of '62 or spring OF '63, some one
rode into the lane; / turned and asked
Paddy who it was coming? He said that
is Mr.. B,wen, wonder what be wants
here turned and went into the house
he sssyed about some two hour; got some
whisky and went away; don't recollect
whether DR.. Mudd was there or not; my
impression is he vas not.
Frank A Gwinn has been in the rebel
army since 81; not seen him since; never
went With Surrstt and DIR. Blsnford to
Dr.. Madd's: never saw Snrrsyt there;
only time ever saw Surratt be wss CON-
ing into Bryantown or 3 yesss ago.
Surratt had . sister at school there at the
time: did not see Surra,t come Up to the
residence Of DR.. Mudd's father; know
Milo Sims. Rachel Sehem. f. Washing
ton. Eliza Elein and Mary Sims; we're all
servants of DR.. Mudd's. / btught the
womtn Elvina about so or 81; vas at
Dr. Mudd's house with Benz. gwinn in
September, '6l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

HF The st. Louis Dispatch says that
while it might be presumed that Boston
would attempt to secure the trade of St.
Louis, the latter place aims to acquire the
trade Of the former. The Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship Company has added
to their line for the benefit of shippers, .
steamer from New Orleans to Boston.-
This Company makes the Father oi
Waters" its base Of operations, snd
stretches ont its enterprise in oil diree.
tions, seeking that all sections shall be
come tributary to the destined wealth and
commercial supremacy of the Mississippi
valley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
New York. Nav aR

The Observation-Disclosures special says:
A gold medal commemorative of the
Inauguration of the South American In.
transitional Congress, has been sent to the
President by the President of Peru.
Specie is only currency used in South.
Western Virginia. The corn and wheat
crops there are abundant, and well up.-
Union men returning from the North are
still exposed to severe persecution. A
black girl was iDhumaaly whipped and
lsceratsd By her late master for refusing
to work without pay. An order for his
arrest Was issued, but be had fed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
Trouble in the Army.
New York, May sT.

| new Iork, May ".
The Commercials Army of the Po.o mac
correspondent says:
There is trouble in the army, the men
thinking it hardship to be ordered ont
four hours drill every day, when they are
90 soon to be mustered out Of the service,
and they complain of the hardness Of
their off GERS. The ammunition has been
taken away from them to avoid serious
trouble. An outbreak occurred in The
9th corps. A regiment of regulars Vas
sent y quell it, bat we're so hard pressed
by the volunteers that they we're obliged
to retreat.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
The demonstration II indignation Of
JED. Davis on being placed on army n
,ions was the cause Of his being placed in
irons.
The conservative delegation from North
Carolina is now con6niag its efforts to
securing the Observance Of the old State
laws in the elections for the formation of
the new State government. This view
will probably bs sustained by President
Johnson, who doubts the authority of the
federal government to interfere with the
States.
The other North Carolina delegation
demands the right Of suffrage for oolored
men.
Sherman's soldiers are feted by our
citizens, who open their houses freely to
them.
There is reason to believe that John c.
Breckenridge is one of the party captured
10 Florida. The Mccullough captured is
believed to be the man who prepared the
combustibles to burn Northern cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

@ The Q1incy Wing and Republican
fnds not only the devil, but JEFF. Davis.
boots. petticoa,s and all, in the Bible
JEFF. turns up in jeremiah, 18th chapter
and ed verse, thus: Aud if thou say
in thy heart, wherefore come these things
upon me For the greatness of thine in
iqaity are thy skirts discovered and thy
heels madab1kre."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
New Y ork, May eS.

New York, May eS.
Admiral Worden's filing squadron,
which was sent to capture the Ssonewal,
and subsequently, destined to Brazilian
waters, put into Charleston on the s0tb.
Gov. Magrath has rua away from Co.
lumbus.
Theo.Sanders was garroted and robbed
in his rooca in house on IO.h street last
evening. The house was full of board
ers al the time.
Tue Herald's Washington dispatch
says:
Gen. Sheruan's report will be published
next week.
sherman win continue in command OF
the military division Of Mississippi, com
prising Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama
and Louisiaua.
Gen. Steadman ia ordered to remain a,
Washington until the arrival of Genera
Thomas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
Especial 10 N. Y. Tribune I


The Attorney General has jn4t made
most important decision. Hs afirms that
the amnesty proclamation was means
only to ,erve spec6c purpose. which
uAs the suppression Of the rebe llion. aud
the rebellion being ended, the amnesty is
void, and does not restore I'd citizens
property or vested rights. The Presid mt
has no power to pardon except for what
is past; therefore, the DEGREES of confis-
cation must stand. The decis ION will be
given to the public in few days.
The Trbaoe's special says /:
In the election for the House of Dele.
gates, yesterday, the disuaionRts swept
Virginia, as far as known. In the Alex
andfia district, VIM. DuIlory, Who has a
bitter hatred for the Union. and becs me
cripple in abe rebel service, has been
elected to the Senate, and ] EDglish, no
less bitter, to the House. English took
the oath Of allegiance ooly the night be-
fore be announced himself ss q scaudidate
The Hsrald's Raleigh correspondent
explains how the rebel archives fell into
our hands:
Gen Johnston notified Genl Schofeld
that they were at Charlottesville. and the
latter sent Lieut.. Washburne fbr them.
Gen. Johnston received the Lieuten o t
very courteously, and told him where the
documents were secreted, in b cellar =
He had already turned them over to the
Feder1l commander Of the posi-, ~ he had
no troops 70 put over them a guards
They we're found in eighty-,bree boxes,
Of all sizes and descriptions A large
number Of Union flags, doly labeled, we're
found. ~
Gov. Vance claims that, thongA Arrest
ed, he was not arrested ~ fugitive, for
he had previously offered to surrender
himself 70 Gen. 1cho6eld. bat was re
fused and allowed to return to his family.
The Herald's 9th corps correspondent
says:
The work Of mastering out under the
late order, Of regiment. whose terms OF
service are up prior. to October, has been
entered upon in earnest. Auster-out
rolls are being put in readiness - rapidly
a. possible. l is supposed that within
ten days the whole work will be accom-
pitched.
On last Thursday night the corps " hicf
lies around Wsshington had : graud
torch light procession. Gau. Critic,
kcommandiag tbs corps, has bs 1n present
cd corps badge coslipg s.. 500.
| The 9th corps, which he's been at Man
chester, on the James, has started fol
WASH gton, 10 be mustered out of ths
service.
| The Hsrald's Mobile correspondent, Q
the 18th, says:
! The city is filing up by the arrival Q
paroled officers and soldiers from Taylor
Isrmy. They meet our officers and me-
i in tho strests and hotels With The utuoe
4 good feeling. Quiet and order PREVAIL
j Trade 10 improving, and goods ore asfiv
ing ID large quaatisiss from Nss Oslsan
L by sysfy boat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

ASeomH0Go 81 0A8G8D083
New York. May 81.
The Halifax Sun and Advertiser, Of the
i7th, has the following relative to the
trial of the slledged acoompllces Of Black.
burn, and few facts in relation q that
villain in the case. Swan, the alleged GO.
complioe of DR.. Blackburn, who after .
strict judicial Investigation, has been sent
up to the attorney general for trial At the
assises.
Swan remains 10 custody until liberai-
ed BY bail.
Every honest paper exsorates the in
fernAi malice which devises such schemes
and the Canadian press dsso1nees Doctor
Blackburn - hellish p!ottsr. the great
est william uohung; and We are sorry to zee
the Uoiouist. 10 . paragraph this mora
ing. attempt to defend the fellow from
the charge.
Il we'll known in this city that on his
return from Bermuda be bossted Of bic in
tention to destroy the Yankees entirely
by introducing the yellow fever into nor
thern cities by the means of infected gar
ments and hospital clothing; and yet We
are told by this organ that his antecs-
dents are too magnanimous to warrant the
We beg leave to say tha: his
Halifax autecedents were neither mag
nauim 1us or we'll bred! in fact he showed
himself to be an insolent bravler, aud
pistol carrying bully. But We did not
give him foil credit for all the covardly
Of malignant murderer, and
malignant to the las. degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

Mnsieal Esstiyal.
Boston, NAV 27,

Boston, May 27.
The great musical festival which has
been in progress during the week has been
complete success, attracting very
large and delighted audience. All the
seats in Music Hail have been sold. {
The extensive furniture establishment
of Willard, Everett l. Co., in South Ded
ham, was burned yesterday. includiag 2 .
large lot of lumber. Loss $3.50, 900! In.
surance Si30,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
Especial to Tribune.l
Washington. Nav

Frederick w. Seward's condition con-
tinues to excite apprehension.
Gov. Fenton visited tho New York
troops to-day, and met with . hearty re-
ception. He was highly pleased with
thair appearance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
Sunday Night Report.
8even-Thirties-
Philadelphia, May 28.

Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions on
Saturday to the 7-30<loan at Sl $40 900.
Largest western subscriptions were $751;
600 from Louisville, KY; $4,000 from
Harrisburg. Pa S49. 900 from Chicago.
Great eastern subscription from Albaoy
There we're | ,057 individual subscriptions
Total for the week. s9, ,933. 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

The Post Office Department has con-
tracted with ]. E Ressid ,.ior the convey.
ance Of the mails. daily and back, on .the
route from Lincoln, California, to Port
land, Oregon. includiog intermediate
points, the service TO commence on the Let
Of July. Compensation, 81, 500 per an
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
PhiIadelphis, May 81.

Dr. Henri, McMartyn. late professor Of
anatomy 10 the General HvgeDe school Of
this city, died yesterday, 73 years Of age.
DR.. mcMartyn vas highly esteemed, both
By the profession and the public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
From New Orleans.
St. Iouis. Mar 81.

The New Orleans Picayune. Of the 2lst,
learns from rebel sources that the trsns-
Mississippi army will soon surrender Or
disband. 10 the absence of large fed
ersl force pressing them, the latter course
will probably be pursued.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

The corner stone Of . new Episcopal
church WAS 70 be laid ut Mt. Plsasant BY
Bishop Lee yesterday. 50 says The Bar
lagoon Hswkeys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
Barrett House,
NEW MUSIC COMMEMORATIVE
IN OF THE DEATH OF PRESIDE NJ LINCOLN.

A Notion Weeps-J. W Turner so.
"Mourfnli o, fearful, Go bia to-day
sorrow and sadness cbscuring the way"
"Lihls Tad''-Turner. 81.
A Mr.. Lincoln lay dying, his wife imploref him TO
speak to her. but n1ing him unable 10 do 50 she iran
g. ally exclaimed Where's Tsdf Bring little Tad! He
Isass loved Tad; he sill speak to him
Nearsr my God 10 Thee Bong and Quartet As supe
On the occasion Of services commemorative of the death
Of President lincoln. So
III Memortam, In Honor OF President Lucon--a Fune-
raj March DR. Y. Haase, 80.
Regatem March--W o. Fske 40
Fnsral Aurch per al the funeral of President
Lincoln. Donix.tu. With an elegant yignette 4O.-
Pam, 3D.
The above sent post paid any address on receipt
tbs price. OLIVER DITSON 90,
may20 277 Washington st, Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
New York. Nav 26

o" 1UHAt NHy 70.
The Herald has modified its proposition
ior subscriptions to pay off the National
debt, BY reducing the shares to $4,000
each. 1t publishes . number Of new sub.
scriptioDs. They no. foot up Ill shares
taken, amounting to Sl,llO,OOo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
OFFICIAL WAR BuLLnrrN.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, I
May %.

May %.
To Maj Gen. Dix:
A dispstch from General Candy. dated
New Orleans, May 26th, stats that ar
rangensnts for the surrender, of shs Con.
fedsrats forces in the trans- Miseiss ppj
departments have been now concluded
They include the men and material Of the
army and navy.
(Signed) E. M. STANTON,
Sec'y OF War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
Especial to World.1
Washington, May 81.
Washington, May 27.

Alabama has been divided into three
internal revenue districts, bat no appoint
ment of assessors have been made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

Shssma1's Adisu-Review ef The 9th
0eTps.
Especial to World
Washington, May 81.
Gen. Sherman will soon issue An Official
adieu to bis army. preparatory to making
trip to Ohio Most Of his troops are
encamped on the north side of the Po-
tOmsc.
John T. Ford, proprietor Of the theatre,
has been unconditionaIIy released from
arrest.
The 9th corps is expected to arrive in
Washington on Sunday, aud. together
with the reserve artillery of the Army Of
the Potomac, will be reviewed on Non.
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29
MONS. sIGNOR BLISS.
, doors Of the Afternoon performance.
M,LLE LOUISE.


The greatest Tight Rope performer in the world will
make Ascension single wire three hnnd ed feet
length from the ground the top of the Center Pole
50 feet hsh from the ground. Remember this perform
takes place sboat O'Clock Ia the afternoon
free for all.
This great Continuation Company embraces m ore tai
ent tsAn any other etmPan. now travelling, among
which the fsIiowipg
MILE LOUISE, the greatest AseeBtionist snd Tight
Rope Performer In the world.
MILE De AULAf the great Partisan EIaestrfeupe.
MADAME ANsEfrE sEAM0S, the Wire syphide
and Dansuese.
LEyt J. NORTH. Americas o~n Horsemsn-
si3SOR BLIss. the wonder Of the world. In his en-,
raoFdinary Antiprasisi Feat OF walking q ceilIg.
Mr. ALBEkf 4YMAR, in his eeiesrat-u Principal
HEGYMSAsTIc BROTHERS, frcm Cirque Imperial,
Paris.
The Trained Ponies, FdpLse Notatss a nj LGsls Rebel
the sna lie-t creatures ever Introduced in a n
Mr. CHARLES RIVERS, in beautiful Changeabls
Acts
BERDEAU and CARR, from Cooks Royal Cis Gus, In
their wonderful performance the IL arzi'utsi fss.
YOUNG LEVI NORTH, the greatest rider of his age
living, IN his fhr ing act on bis Witt Ponies
HsSRf CofLE the celebrated Trick Ilown in his
celebrated Act on stills
Mr. W. NAYL0R, the world renowned somef set Ri
der
Mr. JOHN NATLoR in his vsoudarfll Battoute Leaps,
TIE Trained H9rss, MARS. Introduced by Levi J.
North
SfGsoR BLTss AND CHILDREN, In their beautiful
adt< Of Po.tufing
the Hero Of leo Sosnersess klSEIkSs and Al MAR.
MASTER WILLIE ar the vi d Hunt OF the Far
WEST Last huE least the perform will te
yenei by that jolly son oil 3emas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

General Sheridan At st. louis.
st. Louis, May "a.
Gen. Sheridan arrived here yesterday
evening. The citizens gave him seren-
ade at night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

The grsat American Clown. J-ster and Comic Vocalist
MIR. w. McARTHUR,
The worl5rencwred Funny Clown and the Comic Mules
Trad and josh who fail iring forth from the
s1ieue rounds Of applause. Esch entertain will
eencu le with Lagysg5k BGiisi n nOiits, in which
Miles Julia Fanny Jesnuette Marie and Master John,
Frank Jauie fhsf5eIs Joshua and Duaa will appear.
Each performance will be eniivened by rsic CIV by
the unrivaled n II Ssiesr CerHst OEsya Bad. led by
that famous Champion, Mr.. J. u Perkins
WILL EXHIBIT AT
Keokuk, Tuesday, May 30. 1855.
Admission 50 Cents. Children 2s Cents.
Doors open at IL AMI p. Performance to com
meace At ami ~ p.
Rsnernter that the Grand Outside
"A - Q r NJ - Z q NJ
place at clock p. u free TO all
lak full particulars large Hfis and Pro-
AS~io4 II. OWEN, Agent.
grnmmes ~~farmancee each day rain or shine.
z. S-Two p,
-. 9;t,. fs,Iington 2s;h Feokuk
Exhibits at Nnsest. 'Nzl Jpne lst; Louisiana Al
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