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GOLD MARKET.

y ~ : il7 NEW fORK, Nay 30.
Gold is duh but firm. The demand for
EXPORT is considerable, and is the reason
for the continuance of expanded quotations.
There is very general expectation that
the price will shortly touch l4o, based on
the probable course Of foreign exchange.
The price opened ss 1881 this morning,
reached 1887, and dropped to 1875.
LATER-4old tonight 1851.
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1TEW STYLE GOLD EAR-DBOP-
NJ OOWLEs . CO.'S
~ A -ar Isl Wsddel Hcuss.
RFV0IVING BUTTER DISHES
GN,sls..5 sf OOWLEs CO.,
-! ~ ~ Meal He1h
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SEIE Ed,

--11 ST. LOUIS, May 30.
The steamer Magenta has been seized
by order of General Pope. Her Captain,
first clerk and mate has been arrested and
will be tried by the Military Commission
for ill-trestment Of our prisoners. The
Magenta will not be allowed to run again
until the matter is satisfactorily arranged
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ThessDrops are scientifically auid
preparation, and better than any pills, powders
nOstrums. Being liquid, their action Is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and cer-
tain specific for the cure Of all distractions and
suppressions Of Nature.
Their popularity Is indicated by the fact fbak
over 700 bottles are SnnuAIy sold and eonsumsd
By the ladies Of the United States, and every one
OF them speak in the strongest tsrms Of praise oE
their grsasamsrits. DIS
They sFs speedily taking the place Of every Othse
female remedy, and are considered By dealers, ooa-
sumsrB, physicians, and all who know sught Of
them, IS the sursst safest and most inllisbls pre-
paratiOn in the world for the curs Of AL fsmaIa
complaints, the renewal Of al distractions Of Ea-
turs, and ne promotion Of health, strength sud
regularity. a. sllil1 a-- u i-- p q
Explicit directions, stating when they may b
used, and explaining reasons why and when thsT
ahOuld not b used without producing results con.
t4Ary 70 the course Of Natures chosen laws, win be
icuna carefully folded around each bottle with the
signature Of Dr.. JOHN L. LYON, without whioh
none are genuine. They are prepared It ths IA
bOratOry Of JOHN L. Lyon, N. D., No. s5 Chapel
street., New HsEsn, Conn, who can Be consulted
slshsr personally or By mail Enclosing stAmPl con.
eerning Al private diseases and female weaknesses
r6 sd -i5l C.rG. CLARK 4 CO.,
4 eenT Ag'ts for United States aad oanAeas.
For BAls IN New York By :
1 I'll -d DHMAs BARNES k CO.,
I No. n Park Bow
.keaT ~" =. @, WELLS CO.,
---.-. .jletl5 ~ No. Il5 FRANKLIN street,
I q. B. HELMBOLD,
~ No. 6e4 Broadway
CHAs. y. OBITTEETON,
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yybnt the Presjdent win Do.

Il may interest our readers to know, at
this time, what the old neighbors Of Presi-
dent johnson predict he viii do with JET
Davis. In conversation, the other Day,
with lifelong Acquaintance Of the Presi-
dent, man who has often sat with him on
jury, in criminal trials, and whe was brought
into the closest relations with him during
his term as Military Governor, said to me,
almost with impatience, and with 8 gesture
of strong emphasis, HAndreW johnson viii
hang JEFF. Davis, if # breaks up his Cabinet.
You msy tell your people that. know
the man. Though he IS ferocious in his
talk about punishment, he is gentle ct
heart; still, I know he win hang that man,
as certainly as he liYes.--NaSkuilEs Cor.
CE71. Commercial. .-.-fti,.- =.
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nYopnpoIAn

DYHPHESIA CURh
cures hvtulenoy, weak
nssBGnd general debility;
itmakes the weary Ambi-
ti0us, the feeble strong,
the debilitAted healthy-
for ID enables the patient
TO take plenty OF healthy
food, which is the parent
Of the body.
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-tl IIuo FOR
- -------- -----.-
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Hiek headache
Sickness Is the AtomAch
and pains or oholic Ia th,
bonela. ,. -. y -. !
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COUGH BALSAK
cares the most ViolenE
attsshs ofcroup in sithex
old or young.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31

DYSPEPSIA CURE
alloWB you 10 eat = hearty
meal without fear ofdis-
tress Afssrsard, for il
will stop It e soon Aa It
IL swallowed.
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vented to Drink vim Gentlemen.

vented 10 Drink with Genltemsn. -
Msior Russell, of General Ewsll's staff,
@. s. A, who was lately paroled in Viz
giniA visited st. Louis LAST week, and Sun
dsy night, at the Linden Hotel, attract ID
attention by getting drunk and boastihg Nf
his alineage" Going up to the bar ~
take q drink, he informed the bartender
that he was q Confederate ohcsr and
gentleman, and If any one then standing
Al the bar was not s born gentleman, he
desired them to stand back while he Rus
seln drank. a gentlemen standing near
proposed to resent the insult, when Russell
offered him 8 revolver, and desired the
gentleman to step of ten PAGES and they
would settle the matter. The gentleman
not being particularly good marksmsn,
declined settling the matter n that way.
Russell then took Confederate $50 bill
from his pocket, and, upon the bartender
refusing to tskeit, threatened to shoot him.
The bartender settled the matter by in-
forming him that no charge was made.
Bussell then ordered waiter TO go up to
his room and bring down his Confederate
uniform. When it was. brought to him he
shook out the cost and pants and informed
the crowd that he wore those garments
during the VirginiS campaign. Shortly
after the provost guard cana In and Rus
sell was escorted 10 the lookup. = NJ ~
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C0Rls
GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
crsAtes an appetite and
gives vieor and strength
10 thauhola avaka.-.
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is the bast. 1 eme6g In the
world fog Dyspepaia, In
digestion, SICK BesdAehe,
HSkrtburn, Fever and
Aqua Nausea at Stomach
and, In fact, 81 diseases
or pst1s IN the stomach
and bowels e.
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GOES 5000
DKQPEPgJA CTRE

IL q purely vegetable
preparation, contains no
Opfstes, no poison, moth
ing hartfnl, but asts
promptly, surely and i'm
mediately. j. 90
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GOES

CUUGd BALBAA
cures influenza, asthma,
and all bronchial aEeo-
lions.
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= OOEiS
\ C0UGH BALSAK
cures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
: GOES
: Cough BALSAK
cures sore throat and
soreness cf the chest and
Il GOES
] cough BALSAK
, cures hosrssness ana
/. tiekling in the throat.
GOES
q COUGH BALSAK
, relieves . oonsumptiVa
, eo1gh as soon - it ID
: taken
GOES
COUGH BALSAK
. cures influenza, asthma,
and all bronchial afeo-
, uons.
GOES
00UGH BALSAK
3Iis the largest bottle in
the world for the price,
E; therefore, not only the
: best but the cheapest
, medicine extant.
t Over one Million bottles
, Of
Il GOES
00UGH BALSAH
are sold annually, and
the people al pronounco
Z Il the beat cough prepar-
alton they ever used.
n GOES
/ COUGH BALSAN
is Warraated 20 give sat-
isfaction or the money
refundsd-
: No family esh afford to
D be without
80 GOES
; CUUGH BALgAH
: IN the house ready fox
immediste use.
GOES
! | Cough BALSAH
Ell costs but
4 FORTY CENTS.
|, The bottle holds more
I than any other At thu
B same price.
5 The medicine itself q
! saTranted superior 70 aU
Others.
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Isaac Henderson, one of the proprietos
of the New York Evening Post and late
NAVY Agent in New York city, has been
on trial in the United States Circuit Court
in session IN New York city, on charge Of
defrsuding the government. oHs has bssn
ACQUITTED on purely technical grounds,
Whether he, Vas IN reality guilty d mno-.
CENT wss rot demonstrated duFpg the
tgial,
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cough BALSAK
cures hoSrssness and
ticking in ths throat.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31

| COUGH BALSAK
cures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31

COUGH BALSAK
cures sore throat and
soreness cf the chest and
i1ngs-
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Special Report.
NEW YoRK, May 80.
FINANCIAL.

~" AOhA1 my w.
FINANCIAL.
Railway stocks are very weak at stock
exchange. There is q general decline Of
prices throughout. The bears hammered
the market severely with sellers options,
but all cash stock was readily taken st re-
dueed quotations. The attack was es-
pecially severe on Reading s Fort Wayne,
Michigan Southern, Cleveland s. Pitts
burgh and North Western. The excite
ment on the North Western was consider
able. On the second call after the board
met, moro tone and frmness was assumed
by the whole market, but there vas no e1-
tensive reaction.
Government bonds are inactive and
slightly lower from the absence of de-
msnd.
Railway mortgages and bSnk shares
we're without any decided change.
State stocks are quiet, and no purchases
of Importance are reported. -..
TIE prices of gold ranged from one to
two and half per cent. above yesterday.
Very few speculative purchases but the
sales are larger than yesterday. The use
is chiefly by commercial demand to pay
our debts abroad. Our bonds and pro-
duce are too low on the eiher side to re-
nit at present.
The money market is somewhat easier.
Sterling exchange firm, but the market not
active. -iass I'd"
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks are quite active though
generally lower. Excelsior, 400; Oceanic,
2l6; Hygeria, zoo; Bergen, Ito; High
Gate, 40; Tack, 18b; Live Yankee, lO6 /;
United States, 1890; Germania 40; Man
hsttan, 40; Rynd Farm, 4ss; Cherry
Run, IS. .r.at4.. .r-
Petroleum firm no transactions. Crude,
S5; refined in bond 4s@5O free, 6s@7O.
SALE OF NAVAL VESSELS.
NEW YORK, Msy 80.
The Government this morning had an
auction sale of vessels at the Navy Yard.
The suetioneer sold the bark Horace BeRll
for $11, 600, the schooner Richard Sesmon
for $I3. 500. There were no bids for the
steamers Vicksburg, Kensington and Nes-
vans, as they are now old, and in poor con-
dition.
The order requiring vessels clearing from
New YORK their clearance to the Revenue
officers stationed st the Narrows ST
Throgg's Neck, has been revoked. Yes
sells now leave as before the war, with GER
tain exceptions relative to eOntrabHnd
goods. ..s1.9.
PAYING sHERMANs ARMY.
The Tribune's special says: A large
number of shermsn's army we're paid Of
on Saturday, among the rest Lieutenant
Colonel who had risen from the ranks, snd
had not received a cent of pay until Sat,
urdsy last. iadi "a
r- A DENIAL. .g.f g-4s1
It'll authoritstively denied that any dis
patches of Sherman have ever been sup
pressed by the War Department. a
- SECRETARY SEWARD.
The Secretary of State was at the Whit
House this morning, in, consultation viii
President johnson for 3 considerable
length of time. This interview is under
stood to have come connection with tn
amnesty proclamation. -
PROMOTIONS. -..-
Brigsdier General Vorce, Of Ohio, com
manding the First Division of the Seven
teenth Army Corps, has been promoted u
Msj. Gen. for msritoriouS conduct. Capt
W. Sechling, 1st Minnessots Battery hs
been promoted Major for gallant conduct
and Colonel Richard RoWell. 7th Ill, Bre
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. z d III DId 2 UhL1
sWestsns the stomach,
PGriAes the breath, and
Instantly stops sodrness,
3 aoiditJ and Fising Of food.
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00UGR BALSAK
relieves . oonsunptiVa
eo1gh as soon - it d
taken.
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snUrHERN IrEna.

CINCINNATI, May 80.
The Commercial says the Southern papers
received announce an intention to accept
the new era in good faith, and to stand by
the Government in restoring order and the
Judiciary. They repudists guerrilla war
fare, and acts sgsinst individuals holding
different political opinions from themselves,
and lay aside the ideas heretofore anima-
ting them.
John Bell is in Atlanta.
The East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road is being repaired, and only twenty
miles remsin to connect with Bristol.
Ex-Sscretsry Mallory and Howell Cobb
passed Cbaitsnooga yesterday for Nash
Villei under gusId. l.-- ssf
The Commercials Frankfort dispatch
says recruiting is going on briskly among
slaves in Central Kentucky. In 3 few
months more negro enlistments win set
tie the questionfor Kentucky, independent
Of the Constitutional Amendment.
The Tennessee Senate, yesterday,
passed the Elective Franchise Bill by a
vote of l6 to 5.
TIE rebel Champ Ferguson has been
captured, and is closely confined in irons at
Nashville. .s-af..
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aoIdier,a AnnenI.
CA,p 80 MAsHrrTor. b. q

CAMP EEAR WAsHNToE, D. G.,
aasa- May 25, 1865.
"7o l0hon It may concern !" .-. s..
1 am Of General Sherman's army. s-,7
1 am an officer Of the line.
1 have nine months pay due me from
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nDuDHpoTd M

DYSPEPSIA CURE
oures distress after eating
Instantly.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

15gsE b'g1a
- .The sFeat Female Remedy.
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Dan Msginnis, q guerrilla who had been
released on taking the oath, was found dead
in Ballard county, few days ago, his body
pierced by six balls.
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DR. Die LEWIS
Normal GymnaStic Institute,

T OCATED AT NO. 20 ESSEX ST.
Ii Boston, and in Lexington, Mas. IncorDOrA'
ted in 1861
TIE above Institutirn has for its ohje5t the pre-
paration Of Teacher Of the
PaFlOF and SchOOl-8OOm gymnastics.
It's graduates are teaching in nsaTIy every North
ern state, and in England. Tbe profession Is 3
noble one for persons Of either sex.
The next session will be held at Lexington,
Mass, eommfnci~R July 9th, and continuing ten
weeks Practical Gym 1asticI will be taught by
do LEWIS, n. D, With able assistants Vocal
Culture and Z osution by C6AS. s. BOY q, OF
the Ohio Female College; and Anatomy Physioio'
RV aud Hygieue ~ eminent PhysioianH-
Lexington is ten miles ir-m Boston. sno 20 ieet
above the level OF the sea. It is deightfoliJ cool
ind breezy The training, eIceot in stormy W a.
thsr, will be carried on in the open air, the no
being merely sheltered by q rsof. Aside hom the
Gyun tstic and Vocal trauing the trip VIII be the
moss delightful of the season for heslth-
tickets SIS: Mat'icuiAtioD, IS; IiplonaS 80
A deduction Of 25 per cent TO Baaies.
Board in nr Lewis Health Estabfshment, with
sleeping rooms perfectly ventilated. AID oppoTtu-
nifty Tor baths, osly IS per week.
For particulars, add -ess DI0 LEWIS, d. d, BOX
Biii Ohio. mySo 2l5
Z CARTONS NEW STYLE BELTING
y received tnls day. o
-my3I D.. HALLE W.
. BALES CARPET WARP-AT RE-
= DUcED PRICES.
my3I ~, AALS1 = ~;
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DKHPEPSLA CURE
cures Indigestion 4 con.
ssipAtion In every case.
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Sold by druggists ey-
ergWhers. Price ONE
DOLLAR per bottls.
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
lively.
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nHE STANDARD
Moving Machine of the World.
Woods Prize Mower

ADVANTAGES OVER OTHKRS.
Simplicity Of construction; light DRAFT (bsins
THE LiGKTEsT DRAFT MACHINE IN THE WORLD
durability; eloseness Of cut; Ct nsysr clogs; will cut
an kinds Of grsss-Wst or dry lodged or stanoine1
borseai ne5kr. cutter-bar can be raised in an In
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This Machine has been used for the past hye
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fion.
wherever Il has been entered for compsttion at
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been aeknovledged.
HrCheapsst Machine IN the market this season.
And warranted 70 equal any IN point Of excellence.
Old Machines repaired
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A DENIAL.


Brigsdier General vorce, of Ohio, com.
manding the First Division of the Seven
teenth Army Corps, has been promoted TO
Msj. Gen. for msritoriouS conduct. Capt
W. Sechling, 1st Minnesota Battery has
been promoted Major for gallant conduct.
and Colonel Richard Rowell, 7th ILL., Bre-
vet BEigsdisE General fQE gsllsRt c0RdUct,
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SOVEREIGN RKldEDY
STOMACH OR BOWELS

W.v.rr.n' both Of them. ia ever, ln.i.nos,R II
our direction. are foriovsd.a
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lOOUGH BAL0AK

is the largest bottle IN
the world for the price,
therefore, not only the
best but the cheapest
medicine extant.
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No family osh afford to
be without
GOES
| CUUGH BALgAH
IN the house ready fox
immediate use.
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Itis probsble thsI tha ssssssips - -
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office Now one is desired to aid in
restoring order .snd reorganizing the soci-
ETY. in the rebeiliOus States. Reconstruc-
ton is not needed. That word conveys
an erroneousides.E The Consultation ofthe
Government is as perfect as human wis
dom can mske it. The trial to which its
powers and capacity have been subjected
IN thus effort Of revolution and dismember-
ment is the test TO prove the principles and
powers clearly. and well, and to define
that they have carried US safely through
our past troubles. Oms is not q duty 10
reconstruct or to chsugs that society which
has rebelled against, ard made war
upon the principles aud powers of our
Government In so doingiE has offended
and stands. q convicted culprit Mercy
IIust be extended: Some of the principle
leaders should be made to feel the full Wig
or of the law, but mercy should be extend
ed TO the great mass of the misguided peo-
pie. The power of pardon and mercy is
attributed TO this end If this power of J
pardon IS wisely used peace will be estsb- |
lished soon and sure, on permanent basis.
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Over one Million bOttIsa
COE,S

COUGH BALGAIE
are sold annually, and
the people all pronounca
L the beat cough prepsr.
alton they ever used.
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COUGH BALGAM
is wRrTaatod 70 give sat-
isfaction or the money
refunded
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PETROLEUM.
Petroleum firm no Transactions. Crude,
85; refined in bond 4s@5O; free, 6s@7O.
PAYING sHERMAN,s ARMY.

The Tribune's special says: A large
number of shermsn's army we're paid OF
on Saturday, among the rest Lieutenant
Colonel who had risen from the ranks, and
had not received a cent of pay until Sat-
urdsy last. lid iadi sas
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l. C. FROST & co
Ize SENECA STREET.

TANOY CASsIMRRES-Tbe best
n stock Of Fancy CassimeTss ever offered In this
fty Just opened and for sale eAee1 e Shoesale OF
80; J. II. DEWITT CO.,
10 and IL Public BQ1ares
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PETROLEUM STOCKS.

Petroleum stocks are quite active though
generally lower. Excelsior, 400; Oceanic,
2l6; Hygeria, ZOO; Bergen, l1o; High
Gate, 40; Tack, I8b; Live Yankee, 1O6;
United States, 1890; Germania 40; Man
hsttsn, 40; Rynd Farm, 4ss; Cherry
Run, IS. -r--..-- = -----
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DEPARTuREs.

John G. Nicola, Consul to Paris, and
Msjor John Hays, Secretary of Legation
to France, will sail from New York, on
the City of London, on the 24th of June,
to enter upon the discharge of the duties
assigned to them by President Lincoln,
and subsequently ratified by President
Iohnann o.
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coUGH BALsAA

EVN 4 ULN 10.
Ths bottle holds more
than any other at thu
same price.
The medicine itself q
warranted superior to aU
others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02

80 oaaes - DeaUu.
CAise, Jsss !.
New orisaaS daess of ths 27tt az
Gen. Cssby will sstabljah his hsadqpaf-
- fA1f66s6lV hhstsi ~ e
Asothsf grsst laad-slids occurred q
AIeieeos
sf Five pillies dolhss sssiysd by ths
stssnes MoCIsllan goes to 0ea. Al.
6aiths corp. statioaed aronad Sslna
and Montgomery. 5
! Arsesst e1psdisissl lfgsa Dslsn Roses
oaptursd Col. Hatch, Collector ef UsstnGne
n Nss Oslssss undsf febel rule I; also
III ~ fseotdU q 10 Cueesw Hoes dur
inx hfs a1niniskstion. HA1sA mys The
hools md papers Of The Cssten Hosse
prior 70 seesssioa ars secrstsd 10 New
OrAnaA ~ sssss
Two thousand Union prisoners from
Tyler, Nxas, srrived at the mouth OF Red
river - route north.
The rebel General Forrest his arrived
at Memphis.
The psopls Of Northern Mississippi
are rspTeseatsd . srsaey inpoverish9 "a
y
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~ The Great Sanitary Nsdy. opened
Tuesday. The Chicago papesg devote
much space to > description Of Il. The
day was splendid aud the ctesd in alton
dance very large. A fne erooession was
formed and marched throsEH some Of the
principal streets to the r. bsildisg. T.
B. Bryan is President. ne Fair opened
with prayer BY DR.. Woo bridge, Of Mas
sachusetts. T. B. Read then rod hia
inaugural ode, which sas in his finest
vien, and Gov. Oglssby followed with ~
eloquent address. Tho Fair. Building ID
large and handsome, and is we'll filled
with elegant and varied articles. The
crowd from abroad is not yet very large.
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rhs s.. Louis DispAtch il Noticing
the sorrcnder of the rebel Colonel Dobson
with his comnaad Of 6ye hundredmeu to
the federal officer commanding d Helena,
says "Scaroely . rebel troop nov re-
mains in Arkansas, except few bands Of
lawlsss bushwhackers, and some Of the
rebel commanders just surrendered oifer
to clean them ont on contract within six
weeks"
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- The trsmcr u ths earthquaks q
Springfield and Quincy wss desided
shake st 81. Louis asd Bs]lsvills aad oth~
points soath. Az Bsllsville the people
were brought to their tnsss, thiakfng
that LIES ssns vas ap sitA sasn asd it
vas time 70 30 70 praying. 30 ssys u
Qsisey wig and Republican. Il
wouldn't b bad thing for macy people
hsssabosts 70 follow The example ef the
BsllsviIls;sss. slbsit We saa dispsnss with
the earthquake - the melting cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02

- After reading the proclamation
oGesisg reward for the capture Of JefF.
Davis, DemeozAs said !: "I'll be- d--d
II | want % pay taxes for the capture Of
JEFF Davis" OF course he aidn't.F Il
was IN stasbitrary arrest" and On s'inva-
sion Of the rights Of the citisen.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02

~ About seven o'clock Monday
morning . slight tremor of the earth, but
very percep!ible, Was noticed 1t Spring
field, Illinois. So says the State Joornal.
The Quincy Wing and Republican says:
"This statement accords with the obser.
vation of many in this CITY,"