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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-23


LA presenting the AUTOMATIC OnaAH, We boldly IN
the triumph in musical instruments Of
- ags. During ths past half century, the French and
kDwqans have manufactured reed instruments With
bellows, and t~o pedxs FOR the feet to opRats.
= the rant Of the reversed or EXHAUSTION D14k0oA
{Jrh u the only bellcws used In ahs
kmpo~sibe for them to pfsuce the metl0u, nh ~
0nsical Tor waich nstrumSnts ceseeate1.
Another cction to this method OF blowing 49, et
both feet being occupied, opportunity was oea -
the management Of the swell Within hepaettuSyoasl
insfrusn~nss constructed thts Huruc11a - -
sdouble blowers havs been ulan1factn satn tke
try, and soanterscs this dnculsy twsst q seut
lever projectsd from sh- opntre " ~ mns
msut upon the ssii AND oPnaAfED N sns RuBn
The tuconvenence and contorton nsessary 20 s0ec4
object AredisagreeAbi enonsh 20 gent e1An, By -
LADY fhs efsach an appendaeets asarIy
Oar A. device nos1goe 49, 1i0ealyy enfh9k,
~fk tnple AStof baosiaC 90 nNs0e 49, l6Ses 1s1
tA1 sArad ncssaee ~ dsoes1ep - - vo1unt
g&s1vsatsea ysArsshe sapeflpf ASeatsecs ofo4R -
n1pnns - - beea ansotensd. anl ~ 40 yen31D
14rNl tsspee ~ MA1e u impnul11fe ~ 81 r.
1el3. NM soSt9eFU6
s.1ssieg - $500 q. y. IL
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
We feel that We should be recreant

We feel that We should be recreant
to our duty, did we let one number Of
our paper go forth without sayinsS
something about the supply of bread
stuffs. 1t is now almost certain that
the high waters will destroy the crops
on the Red river bottoms, while from
that source nearly the whole Govern
ment supply has been derived for
months passed. IF, as is now the
case, with all that country to draw
from, this part of the country is al:
most destitute of corn, how will it
be when, by the loss of a crop there;
we have that to supply from Texas Z
The Importance is not attached to
this matter that it demands from our
officials, and it does seem that they
think more of whisky than they do
of bread. Those greedy monsters
that are taking the bread from the
mouths of women and children and
converting it into poison, seem to
possess charm over our civil and
/ military rulers, that will ensure their
safety 50 long as the present regime
are in power, or the cry of righteous
vengeance permits such wrongs
iJimplccute, April 18th.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

is in command u the rebel naval de-
fences OF Western Louisiana, and Of
the rebel ram Missouri. This 10 de-
scribed Us an old tub of . vessel;
without any guns on board, and ~
tirely worthless as a man pf-Yar.--:
The destruction Of the Webb is due
to the prompt manner in WHICH CsFs:
Gberardi, Of the U. S. SteameS Port
Royal, carried out Captain Emmons'
orders 70 pursue her. He took COM
mand Of The little steamer Holly6eck
with crew detailed from Capt. En-
mons ships, the Lackswana, and
started her down the river like q
race horse, gaining on the chase
slowly, but So surely that by the
time they We're twenty-five miles be-
low, the boats were close together,
and the Hollyhock pouring her spite:
full little shots into the ram At close
been disabled by the shots frsp the
Lackawana; and seeing the tall
masts tf; the Richmond looming 1P
before bilh; Reed saw thst ~ must
come 70 action at close quarters, or
abahdon And destroy his vessel. He
decided to adopt the latter coarse.-
He therefore tttrned her head towards
the left bank, scattered i'csin all
through the .eottot.. fastened down
the safety valve, and himself and all
the crew except twp, = fireman and
q cabin boy. deserted and made for
the shore: The Hoify8ock immedi;
ately came up and sent a. detail on
board. They found TIE Webb en-:
tirely enveloped in IRE; and NO
Glance, appeared Of being abie to saVi
her. Tie Nag was secured together
with the rebel naval regisees:
Second Assistant Engineer Isaac
b. Fort, of tic EackAwaha,, made a
bold and gallant descent into the en-:
CINE room. cut the safety valv. loose
let of the steam and stopped the en-
gines. But as the burning resin was
running all over the vessel in streams
Of liquid fire, it was evident she could
not be saved, nor the fire be long
kept from her magazine. Capt. Che
rardi therefore ordered her to By
abandoned, and called his men on
board the Hollyhock:: He then
stood off at short distance, and in Z
short time after, the masssine explo-
ded, and the famous ram Webb, with
everything on board went down.
Before leaving the burning vessel,
our men secured tile flag and register
MS above noticed, aEd the two prise.
ners found on board. Iheee trophies
are now on board the Lackawana.
Where the Webb was destined is
yet unknown, Neither of the priso
ners had the reI1otest idea of where
they were bound. aud did not know
when they left Red River. whethe.
they were going up or down the Mis-
sissippi:
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
OFFICE CHIEF CLOTHING Bureau, TN. d.
SL1nxennrf March .Alfl Hiii.

OFFICE CHIEF CLOTHING BUREAU, 7. NJ. ID.
Shreveport. March Both. 1865.
FTHE Clothing Bureau desires 10 make
additional contracts for LEATHER
and offers the following inducements {:
4 detail from active service 10 one white
man. and nn exemption for five negro men,
to any pc, son who fill contract to tan and
deliver within twelve months. 100 sides
Of well tanned and 6nished leather. to be
paid for al Schedule rates.
TIL. party contracting will be required
to enter into bonds. in the sum OF thirty
thousand dollars. for the faithful execution
Of the contract. with n penalty of forfeit
ure of that sum with event of failure. and .
revocation of the detail and exemption.
Contracts will only be made with parties
who have tan yards in operation. and sufi
cient means to carry them out.
Applications for contracts can be made
to the following named officers:
Capt l.. W. Taylor, A. M. Houston
Texas.
Maj. ". d. Beard. Q. NJ Huntsville
Texas.
Maj. J., =. Busby. Q. NJ. Mound Prairie
Capt, a L. Wright, A. Q. NJ, Gilmcr
Texas
Capt. Joe. W. Bosser,, a. Q. n, Shreve
Capt. W. \. Peay. A. 9. NJ. Fulton
Arkansas.
". II. HAYNES,
Major Il Chief Of Clothing Bureau.
apri-w2m
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
War Department,
Washington, April II, 6 p. m.
Major:General Dix, n. York:

Major:General Dix, n. York:
This Department, after maturs
consideration and consultation with
the Lieutenant General upon the re-
suits of the great campaigns, have
come to the following determination.
which viii be carried into effect by
appropriate orders to be Immediate
ly issued:
First-To stop all drafting and
recruiting in the loyal States.
Second-To curtail purchases fer
arms. ammunition, Quartermaster's
and Commissary supplies, and re-
duce the EXPENSES Of the military es-
tablishinent in it's several branches.
Third-To reduce the number Of
General and Staff officers TO the az.
tual necessities ofthe service.
Fourth-To rentcve all Restrictions
on trade and cohmerce rs far as may
be consistent with public safety.
As soon as these measures can be
put in operation, it will be made
known by public order:
tSigned,)
EDWIN NJ. STANTON;
Secretary of War.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
G. S. STEAMER "COTTOS.'
Red River April 9th. lsGj,

4 REWARD Of three hundred dollars
N will be given for the arrest aud con
Placement in prison, OF the following named
men who deserted from the &. 5. steamer
Missouri" on the night of the Sth inst. I:
WILLIAM WEST. age % years height
:, feet : inches black eyes dark hair.
and dark complexion. Transferred to tn"
Navy in December last. from Co. X, Cook :
regiment. Heavy Artillery.
:. FLORlS. age 30 years =; height feet
/ inches dark eye. dark hair and dark
complex II. Transferred to the Navy in
February last. from Co. c, 2sth Louisiana
regiment. L. supposed TO be about Boss .r
Point, near Shreveport.
For the apprehension Of either of the
above named men. will pay - reward :ot
One Hundred and Fifty dollar
and il combined Al Jail, all expenses will be
paid. until they are claimed by proper
authority.
WM. A. IIEARNE.
Assistant Puyma.ter.
aprili s'tw Z. :. \.
Gazette copy > times.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

men as have left their proper Commands
and Joined others without being rcgu-
larry transferred. They will receive the
pardon pronfsed III tint Order. upon com
plying with its conditions, or suffer the
consequences attached to neelecting it.
The names OF such absentccs will be
forthwith reported to these Head Quarters
by the officers with whom they are serving
ard immediate measures taken TO return
them to their proper commands.
As soon "a practicable. an inspection
will be made, and charges will he pre-
,erred against those who neglect to enforce
this order
General
IL. General Orders No. 2. Head Quarters
Of the Armies Of the Confederate States.
having been published in this Department
in General Orders No. :H.'currcnt series.
| it is announced, by authority Of th.. Secre
tary Of War, that all enlisted men of this
army who are Improperly absent from
their commands. except those guilty of de-
scrtiny to or arrested in the &C. of deserving
+! to the enemy, or who have deserted alter
| having been once pardolred for the same
offence. or who shall hereafter desert or
! absent themselves without authority, who
| shall within twenty days from this date
| voluntarily rejoin their commands. or de-
/ liverthemselves 10 any regularly appointed
enrolling officer provost marshal. or any
| officer on duty, to be forwarded to their
! commands shall be entitled to and receive
the benefit Of the pardon promised by the
/ General II, Chef, ON authority of the lrcsi-
! dent of the Confcd'vaec States.
III. General Orders No (, Head Quarters
/ Armies Of the Confcdcra-H States. publish
I ed in .his Department IN General Orders
No. 80, current series. by authority Of the
I President, applies to enlisted men who arc
..l,g.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
April $. ltw

ID AN A WAY from the undersigned. near
N Anderson, Grimes county, Texas. on
the 9th Cay OF March. 1865, u negro boy
tanned JOE, belbngisg 80 q. W. Beaumont
age: black complexion; OF good size say 6
fee:; inclined 10 be heshy: sf,ae.rs u. his
speech badly; and will. in all probability,
try to get to Louisiana. by way Of Shreve-
port. A liberal reward will be paid to any
one apprehending him, or for information
leading to his recovery.
Nav o Stw
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

Wife.-"My dear, why is it the
Lodge meets now oftencr than form
erly !"
"Well, the fact is
hic-wife, the signs Of the-hic-
times seem to demand it."
Wife-aThe signs of the times,
Of which you speak, one would natu,
rally infer. must lie whisky signs"
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

HEAD Cr.nTcnS Tn,>SMT-S. Dart.
Shreveport La, April Il. l-t3.
General Orders,
No. ~.
T Paragraphs VI and VII General Or
l.. her> NJ. 10. current series. 7. VI. D.. is
80 amended a. to extend the tim" for
max ing application for the renewal of tn"
details of agricu.turnlis's, md of men de
t.i.., A mechanics, artisans or persons Of
sci"u'i.i skill other than th",. Ill the ser
Vice 81 :;h- government, until III" first of
in :. l-o,.
H. :" much Cf General Orders No. -
curTcn, series. T " j.. \. places ~" de-
tail t.. men bet ,c.n the ages of i aud T.,
wear. u,iii; for field service. but fit for StNn
duty. under the direction of m. Sup-'In
teadcnt Of the Bsr.au Of Cnu-cgip'i"r i
hereby revoked. and AL such details i'll
be made by th,. Generals of tn. Reserves.
w command Of
General f.. krRuY SMtrU,
=. :. ANDERSON
Assistant .Adjntnnt General
La. Texas and ARKANSAS papers publish
four times apis 81
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, }
STATE ARMY. ,
Ali lSEs y

\
STATE ARMY. ,
sunrvEroRr, La. April ~ 1865.
General Order,
No. ).
A LII persons having business with the
N state Dispensary, at Shreveport, La,
will call in person or address their commu-
nications to WI. BALL, in charge OF Dis
pensary at this place, Persons in charge
of any of the branches of the Dispensary
will make their monthly report tn him.
MIR. BALL is fully authorized by me to
transact ahy and all business belonging tC
this Dispenrary or any of its branches and
all business. of Whatsoever nature pertaining
the State Dispensary and its branches
when transacted by him, shall be valit
and will be approved by me.
AMI MARTYR,
Surgeon General of Louisiana
Shreveport, April s, 1868. tapls:5mw
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

doctor, l want you to prescribe
for me-" The doctor feels her pulse.
There is nothing the matter, mad.
anne; you only need rest" "Now,
doctor, just look at my tongue; just
look at it. look at 1t; now, say, what
does that nesdf" Il think that needs
rest, toe" Exit madame. in a stats
of great excitement.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

Lakcport, Apri! e6.-Thc transport str
Hamilton was blown up by torpedo near
hog river yesterday, just as the steamer
Clyde was passing out of the Bay. No par.
ticu'ars could be ascertainsd as to the loss
n life and property.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

iiE>r QUARTERS. TRANS Ms. hhrr.
Shreveport. LA. April -. '-'''
General Orders.
No. 70
THE Ds'rict OF Arkansas and ""S;
L. Louisiana viii h,-cat,s. tNrrs rnr
command. and be known ~ tho District of
Arkansas .n. West Louisiana. under the
command OF Lieut. Vi"n. :. u. Buckn"r.
II. During IL" temporary a''-"rcc 81 The
General Commanding. III" command Of tn"
Department Will d-volv>' upon Lieut.. Gen
:. y. EuCkir-r. Communications TOR De
partner, lead Quarters will lee addressed
to .-hI~yNpnr La. a. heretofore.
fly command W
t.--.-r,.l L.. KIRBY SHiru.
:. :. ANDERSON.
Assistant Adiutant Gru.- I'll.
HAN O->Rrr.. Ti;,>s.Mr>~ pErT..,
Shreveport, April y, l-f'
General Orders,
No 30.
HINHE Undersigned hereby rcs,.r:"s r-,.,i-
l mnnd of tho Department.
l.. KIRBY SMITH.
may2.;w General.
Louisiana. Arkansas and Texas papcra
copy tour times.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

IIHIp QUARTERS TRANs-MIssisslrrI DErT.
shreveport, La, April p, 1860.
GENERAL. ORpr0s.
No. A.
r The following order ~ published for the
Il. information of all concerned
HEAD QUARTERS ARMIES OF TIVE {. s,
1lth February, 1865.
General Orders,
No. 2.
The discipline and efficiency Of the army
have been greatly impaired by men leaving
their proper commands to join others. in
which they find service more agreeable.
This practice. almost AS injurious IN its
consequences az the crime of desertion. by
thc.Ar,iclcs ct War, exposes the offender &c
y similar punishment, and subjects the Off
Ger receiving him to dismissal IRON the
army.
1t is therefore declared that the provis
ions of General Order No. =. OF this date
from Army Head Quarters. apply to sucl
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
For state Treasurer.

We are anthor zed to. announce Colonel
ROSS +. BURKE. of the Parish Of Natchi.
toches, as a Candidate For State Treasurer.
for the ensuing election.
ap4w&sw-tde
We are authorized to announce Major
5. u. OLIVER as q candidate for State
Treasurer.
Louisiana papers cory fApril te
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
RatOm. sSacOh.

WE want 10000 pounds Of Bacon, and
w will give sugar and moiasses in ex
change PHELPS 4 20.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
l. q. o. r.
$500 REV ARD.

rTOLEN on the night of the 9TH inst. a
= Ray PONY. years old; walks very
wide. is about ~ feet high. hind white
foot. He is newly shod, swelled heels in
front, and corks behind. Name very heavy
and trimmed. and on his right thigh has :.
Mexican brand. Tie above reward will be
paid for his delivery to the Editor of this
paper.
April :, %&swtf
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

T.. TAX NOTICE,

LIVERY person registered and taxed up
IL on tire rr"~s Amount OF s..ics Is required
by section =. Tax Act. TO max. Il list M re-
turn "a the Assessor. of the gross amount of
sales tor the quarter ending March 81, lS'S,
within twenty days thereafter. and pay the
tlN"- thereon under penalty OF ,h1rb!e t.ie
amour. OF t-.N.
III. Gt'ION.
CS Assessor tor Clddo Parish
Shreveport. April > ls"i- lapi 10 II
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

HOUSE WANTED.-Auy one having n
III house to rent. can hear of = good ten
ant, by application to the Eii,ot OF this pa
p,- teb2l: Il.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
For Sale.
For Sale.
TO REFUGEES.

NOR SALE--A farm and improvements.
situated l. miles from shreveport. j
miles from Mooringsport. and : miles from
Albany. This property Will he sold on
moderate terms. or the use "i the sam. can
be had at low rent 10 any one VII" VIII
keep it in good order. Enquire At this OF,
flee. April IL; wNsw II
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
tApril 6 te
School Books on the wa!
FROM latamOras.

T AN in daily expectation Of a general
l. assortment, including large supply OF
Webster's Elementary Spoilers and Nc
Guff-y's Readers.
JAMES BURKE,
Book Seller. Houston.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
Cotton Notice

Cotton Notice
11ANiSG made arrangements With The
Government. to transfer hall oil ali
cotton belonging 20 Mcssrs. Fcet, Simms
4 Co. IN this department, respectfully
ask all cotton agents To Tep".t 10 Rc a,
Marshall. Texas. or TO Geo. " Ii.anan, at
Shreveport. La. all cotton belonging to
said firm in thrir respective Districts.
u. &. RI SELL.
Agent fo1 Pe.-, Simms 4 Co.
!ioa,ton IIr.kiy Telegraph copy four
times and send bill to this Office.
April Is 1t"
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
Local Advertise's.
For. sale.
SALT. SAl,Ti SALT!

LNOR sale. Wholesale or retail No. ] ar
ticle of Bist.ncau Salt. over a year old.
Any currency received At its vairM.
PHELPS ~ CO.
Commission Merchants,
Dee e.. 4! On the LcSNc.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
FOR - ALE.
For Safe
Auction Sale,

Auction Sale.
NvlLL b. sold. at public auction on
w tuesday, the 18th day of May, at 10
O'Clock 4. NJ. at Robson & wilson's Auc-
ton Room, on Texas street. Psi pounds
condemned Harness Leather for account
of Ordnance Department.
robson & WILSON,
may2-tds Atictioncers.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
COMMITTED to the Jail in the y,
citr nt Shr.ynnnrt Parish of Cad. ~

NDN1 VI Ed 70 the iuIl III tht -
" city of Shreveport, Parish OF Cad ~
do, a negro man who calls his namcA4
PHILLIP. aged about "a years. about five
feet. seven or eight inches high, of dark
griff. color, spare made. and says he be-
longs to Mrs. Henderson, near Alexandria.
Rapides parish. La.
The owner or owners of said negro are
hereby notified to come forward. prove pro-
perry. pay charges and take him away. or
81. will be disposed of as the law directs.
J. ". MAHLE,
mav2-3t Jailor.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
ManfedtO Purclla Sc

w st111tU ~ U1V1udSVS
1 SMALL dwelling h"us. and lot within
~ the corporation of Shreveport. Address
boN los. Post Office. or inquire ut this Of
fee frbIA:tf
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
Army Orders.

HEAD OF AnrEEs TnASS-MisS. DErr..
Shreveport. La, April Is, 1860. J
General Orders,
No. SO.
T The following orders from Head
l. Quarters. Of the Army are published
for the information OF all concerned:
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
PHIL ISHED TUESDAY MORNING
.JNo. DICKINSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms.
Per Year 50 90

S;, N.,,hs 80
Three - -
Single copy ten cents in specie or t~"
dollars ia current bills.
Advertising For each insertion 10
cents per line:
Currency taken at its market value
Provisions and grain Of every descrip-
ton taken at all times for Subscription and
Job Work.
Obituary notices. marriages. cans tor
public meetings, etc. charged for rs other
advertisements. JoHN DICKINSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

4 T the State Foundry, old cast \
n ing- and charcoal. tor which e =
PLo"-. pow PoINrS. L>NDSIOss. "
Scnnrhms. SkIi.IETS and OVENS will be
exchanged on liberal terms.
\. ". NOFEETT.
Superintendent State foundry.
aprl4-;f
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

General T.. krRry SailH.

Assistant Adjutant General.
La. Ark. and Texas papers copy six
week. InI?Gt
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09

HEAD Cr.nTcn~ TH,NS-MI-s Dart.
Shreveport; La. April Il. l-t5.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09
Wanted.

FIEII III"
Gazette copy , times.
Shreveport news., 1865-05-09


following correct details of the last
great wonder that has astonished all
our citizens--tle attempt of the reb-
el ram Webb, to run the long gaunt
let of our naval batteries and escape
to sea with cargo Of cotton.
Lieut.. Commanding, 4. w. Reed.
Lieut. WIN. II. Wall.
Lieut.. Stephen Billips.
! Acting Master. S. z. Blanc
Passed Assistant Surgeon, W. j..
! Addison.
Masters Mate, Ben Lewis.
Chief Engineer, II. Smith.
Second Assistant Engineer. Harry
Lewis.
Third Assistant Engineer, George
Marsh.
Boatswain, Thomas Hale.
Gunner, 7. J. Travers.
She had also crew of sixty men
we'll armed and disciplined.
She laid ,ver one day at Alexan
, dria, and took on large supply %
: wood and then steamed down to til,
mouth of Red River. In passing Oh
= of that stream, three signal shot
=. we're fred by our gunboats. and it il
believed chase given, but the spee'
> Of the Webb soon enabled her t
: leave her pursuers out of sight.
We learn that Lieut.. y. II. Carte
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

great many side hits being mads ct The Plantar
on Atters, b1 ortwo Of Who
have underworld to imitats esunteset them It's al
Of no USE The people won't be long imposedupon Ths
Plantation Btte ere in and popularity
every day, and thAts what's the matter" They in
same sized BOTTLE and made Just they st and
will continue to be- or VI shall stop making them.
The Plantation Btters purify strengthen andinvig-
They creates healthy appetite.
Ihey are An Aniidote TO change OF water and diet.
Thew overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system aud eniiven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fbvers.
They purify tbs breath and acidity Of the stomach.
They cure DyspepsA and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous HtsdAchs.
They make the weak strong, the lsnguid brilliant, and
exhausted natures great restorer The Recipe and
full Circular are around each bottle. Clersymen Mer-
chants and persons whose ssdentary habits Induce weak
assitude palpitaton Of the heart ack appetite,
distress after eating, liver complaint, constipation Ac
will find sandiats and relief these Btters
But above all they recommended to weak and dsli
cate females and mother.
They sold BY all respectable merchants See that
cork and steel-plats side label.
Beware ofrefed bottles. Sec that the stamp has not
been tempered with. Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Btters by the gallon swinder and impos-
ter, and should be Immediately reported 10
r. Il. DRAKE CO.,
octIl-d1w6m Fl Park Row, Ny.