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AUCTION SALES.
FUTCRE DAYS,

RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionesrs.
EXECUTORS SALE or sIHLElN HANDSOME
BUILDING LOTS ON 18th STREET Nxsf.
BxfWkEN AND Il STREETS.
On TUESDAY AfTERN0ON, April ii. at AZ
O'Clock. the premises. shall sell, dfteen vsl
made t Building Lot9. fronting about 2! feet eses
f1pnins back llo feet to . ten. foot alley.
terms: One-thIrd cash; the balance la and n
moR h with interest. secured By deed of truss
A payment of $40 on eseh lot will be required ~
the purchaser at time of safe.
All conveyancipg and stamps at cost OF the puF
chaser: JOHN B. TUITION. Executor.
ap6-dhds J. O. Nice UlRl CO., Auots.
J.C4McGUIRH& CO.. Auetionsers.
TWO HANDsoME HUILpING LOTS on 9TH.
NEAR N ST, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On "WEDNESDAY kFt'IRH0OE, April 18th, on
the premises We sh ali sell the northern psrt Of
Lot ~, Square 5l4, flon,ine about q feet ON the
east side of 5th street west hetwean and NJ sta.
This Lot is beautifully situated in rapidly ina
proving part of the city, and is capable of being
divided in 20 good sized lots, and viii be soaA
entire or separately, as desired
Terms: One-third cash; balance In ana u
months.
oonveyaacins and stsmps At purchasers cost.
ap6d J. @. H06UfRD& 90 Aucts.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT GIEsBoRo'.-Yes-
terday being the first Sunday since the fall of
Richmond, and the Governor of Pennsylvania
having by proclamation requested the citizens
of that State to unite in returning thanks TO
G cd for the recent victories, it was day OF
IN ore than ordinary interest at Giesboro', and
q large crowd from the city attended tae ser
vices. Rev b. B. Emory read from l2ith and
l26th Psalms, and Rev. B. +. Msrris preached
a very appropriate discourse from the 18th
verse of the Tooth Psalm.
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MARRIED.,

On the 9Th Of April, BY Rev. Geo. ". Leach, Mr.
WIN GRANT WILSON, of Springfield. Mass, to
Bliss MARY 4 sTAHL, Of Washin gton city.
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DYJAs. G. McG UIRE co., Auctioneers.

On FRIDAY, the Ath instant. ct O'Clock p m.
immediately after the sale of lots in Square No 4.
we shall sell Cd the premises, Lot No Ii, in Square
No 81, stu atsd on 2ith street, near St, front
ing 81 feet inches oath ST.. and 81 feet deep 70
a public alley, containing $40 square feet.
Terms: Oas: half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, ~
ap7d j. y. Mct UIhb w, AuoH
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The EAST WASHINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNIoN.-Yesterday afternoon, meeting of the
above Union, which embraces East washing
ton and Waugh Chapel Methodist Episcopal
Sunday Schools, Christ Church, Protestant
Episcopal, Second Baptist, Capitol Hill Pres
by terrain and East Washington Methodist Pro-
testant, was held in the East Washington Meth
odist Church, the church being crowded
throughout. John q. Hardness, Esq, and
others made appropriate addresses, and the
schools sang a number of hymns in a pleasing
manner.
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BAPTIsMAL SERvICEs.-Last evening, the
CONGREGATIONS of the T. street and Calvary
Churches united in the first named church in
very impressive religious services, which were
conducted by Rev. Drs. Kennard and Gray,
the former preaching an excellent discourse
and the latter baptism seven candidates, three
young men and four young ladies.
Yesterday, Rev. Mr.. Bouldin, OF the Third
{colored) Baptist Church, on l. street, admin
istered the rite of baptism to two men and five
women in the Potomac below the eth street
wharf, attracting a large concourse Of spec
tators.
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nor sALE-2s 900 extra choice Roses, Orna-
+ mental Trees and Shrubs, Climbing and On
ton com prises the best kinds known in Ed
rope and America. Wishing to lease my place for
building any other purpose, will sell very low.
m IA lpas 18th street. coinaP Al N
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WANTED; oo ooo 1.p1ss MORE.

w 500, 900 LADIES MORE,
Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their
Swiss Muslin. &C.. to WIN PRINCIPE Stamping
Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly
for Quilting Ladies Ruff1es without the of gum
feb s.tf "'' '"''
~ ID-sIOOND HAND HURNITUR RI
w Also, MIRRORS, 0ARPHTS, BPS. BID.
description 3. BUOHLY, 4O6 It'll st1est,
tes-n between & and II. eaetH
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A SUCCESSFUL YRAR.-The Ninth street
Methodist Protestant Church completed the
selection OF its officary last night, and entered
upon the Conference year, 1865, untrammeiled.
The report of the financial steward for the
past year represents it as the most successful
yeer in the existence of the Church Notwith-
standing the difficult circum stances which
embarrassed churches generally, the church
lifted the debts with which ii was encum-
bered, and starts the new conference year
with a pleasing prospect of usefulness. The
stewards elect for the ensuing year are Messrs.
Lewis Blackiston, willard Drake, John p.
Lashorne, Jas. Croggon, and w. q. Llpscomb,
.Jr.
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KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD,
N prepared in the best manner,
or in the stick. delivered to any part Of the city
the shortest notice.
g. l.. SHERIFF,
Office Penn. av., between Sd and ~ sts E,
m Him (Rep1 Yard AZ street and Canal.
nREssMAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
MISS SANFORD
has connected with her Millinery Department arst
class Dressm Aking. having engaged a competent
litter, and guarantees satisfaction. Work done in
NEW YORK MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 4 Market Space.
ap5-6t" I'd door from 9th az M stairs
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DOTAT0lsi POTATOES n

EIOIATU1EI PUTATOkS
just received per schooner Lucy Ames, from
Portland. and now landing at Powler's Wharf foot
of 10th street, fine cargo Of Jackson Whitas nd
White Mountain Potatoes. Will be sold in iots To
suit purchasers By - A"" "
y: MILLER,
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THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed, in consequence. of the rain, until
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is. same hour and
place JAS, c. Meg UIRE 4 CO.,
1anY.M Auctioueer
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~THE ABOVEzSALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY MORNING. April 6,
sH ap4 9Sof anu q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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WTHE ABOVE SALH rs POSTPONED, IN
consesuence of the rain. until MONDAY AFTER
NOON April 18th same hour And place.
Nl O'Clock, will be sold at lotion lot Of italian
and American Marble Monuments. They will be
sold by private contract before the above date on
18th street, bet. New York avenue and street,
ca 1T side, above Riggs Bank. ap3- l2ts
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E>OR SALE-ELUMBIR PLANNING and aAw
Il ING MILL. with engine and machinery. And
running ord or, with the Frame Building attn ~
on the canal. near 9Th street and Center MarEst
JOHN BRADY
8-sH NO. e4r 18th street; Island
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II shines so bright, and the consumers Of OLE
will agree with us that 1t Is safe and cheap light
Gall and see the N1W LAMP, one cent for twelve
hours LIGHT; the New Flat Glass Annsaled Chin.
heat. Call and see them and be convineed and
you will agree with others that have used them
Yin 3lS street. bet, 10th and iIth.
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w ANTED-Two Dining Room WATERS 1t
w the European Hotel, corner Of nth and Pa.
avenue. None need apply without good refer
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XNANTED-A MAN who understands garden
w ing and the care Of horses. and capable Of
the country for the season. Apply at 411 Sixth
at ap 5,tf
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w ATCHEs. JEWILRY. do.

LAkMoUR & Co., Light street. Baltimore. IN.
vites the attention purchasers to their choiea
stock Of No. WATCHES. DIAMOND JlWELRY.
&C.. sILVEk WARE. PLATED WARE, OPERA
GLAe6E6, 6PEOTACLlS. TABLE CUTLERY
80, at low prices.
Watches and Jewelry repaired In the best man
Nor By the best workmen and warranted ia T. Am
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SPRING OLOr ING

WALL, STEPHENS CO..
Are now receiving and have on sale . full supply
of Spring Clothing, for
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
which they will offer ct great bargains and sell ct
WALL, STEPHENS L co.,
Bag Pennsylvania ave-,
NH 30-lmif between 9th and 10th SITS.
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@THH ABOVE 8ALE Is UN AF9IDABLY
post poned until TUESDAY, April Attn. same hour
sah dts J. O. MCGUIRE CO., Lucts.
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II
BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE
of the Great Summer Resort,
GLYMONT.
Situated twenty eight miles from washin ston, on
sponsieie parties not wishing to purchase. If viii
be RENTED FOB THE SEASON
Ihauir~ OF J. L. PARKHURST,
Room No. 3, third aoor
mar ts-V AnNlltgencer Building.
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GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
s43 AND 500
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. April 7th. At AZ
and S in Square 6s4, subdividsd into 9 building
iots, fronting % feet8 inches on north street.
between First street east and Delaware avesue; q
lots fronting 2s feet ~ inches on Delaware ave,
between north D and @ streets
lots in Square 7S9, 6 fronting on Penn a ave .
q feet 4th street
lots in Square 49, front g affect On the Public
Square, between 5th and 9Th streets east
6 lots in Square 866, fronting rs feet on north
street, at the corner of 9Th street east.
Terms: Ons-third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months. with interest, secured BY Q deed
of trust.
A payment Of $50 viii be required at the time of
sale each lot.
Ali conveyancing and stamps, at the cost OF the
purchaser,
n25 J.C. Nee UIRH& co., Aucts.
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WANTED TO CHARTER-A SCHOONER Of
w about 60 tons capacity, well furnished. to
dress for i Information tT G. W. CAMPBEGL, 2ss e
stree Washin ID e. 5tS
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ENOR RENT-A COUNTRY REsIDENCE, four
l. miles from Warrington. with from one to ten
ARCHIBALD WHITE, near Brightwsod Past
Office, 9TH streetl apS-3tr
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EOR PENTHOUSE and GARDEN, gas in the
Il front Of the house. with railroad cars sccom-
Of DEMoNGE OTT, Human Hair Store, corner Of
ID and 10th st, apS-Stt
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EOR RENT-Well furnished, single and double
ROOMS, second foer front; gas aud bath for
Ladies' or Gentle men, Terms moderate; 1913 b
str eet. bet 18th and 18th streets w corner 18th
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour, ID May.
A. LLOYD. Trustee.
AMI WIN L. WALL Co, Az cts,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13
European News.

The Morning Advertiser asserts that on
the receipt of the news of the fall OF Rich
mond, Napoleon proposed to Lord Cowley,
British Ambassador TO Paris that England
and France should by treaty offensive aud
defensive make common cause, and assist
each other in all land and naval forces. in
the event of an attack on either Canada or
Mexico. III
The Advertiser deneunces the scheme.
and trusts inquiry will be made into it on
the reassembing 1f Parliament.
This statement must be taken for what
il is worth. as 1t is not referred to By any
other journal. 21l
The belief in the struggle being over in
the South continues to gain strength
American securities and even cotton are
very buoyanl aud active in anticipation Of
peace.
The army and Navy Gazette thinks it inn
possible that organized resistance can be
prolonged. asg
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13
EtenffnI Montf.

The April Just closed has been crowned
with memorable events. It's third day saw
ths fall Of the Gibraltar-of the rebellion
Six days of unprecedented military activity
ended in the cspitulation of Lees grand
army, to save which Richmond had bsen
uncovered" On the evening Of the same
day the National ensign was again hoisted
in Mobile. On the anniversary of the Sa-
viour's death the Joy of redeemed land
was changed to establishment and mourn
ing bv the assassination of our twice chosen
President, the beloved of mankind. The
same period witnessed the rising again Of
the now purer flag Of freedom on the bat
Elements of Sumter. The succeeding tort
night has been signalizsd by the triumph
ant obseQuies Of our martyr President
Among the strange surprises of the event
full month. came, on the 18th, the almost
inexplicabls freak Of SheTman-his misehe
Vio1s armissfcs, TO which, however, Presi
dent johnson most promptly applied the
sntidote. On the 26th Booth expiated his
Jolly in st. MarY's county and on that day
the ConfedeEcy virtually yieldedup1h ghost
IN the surrender by Johnston Of sboRt all is
remaining military forces. The record OF
the 9Th is burdened with the most fright
fnl steamboat catastrophe knoEn te csE
Western wateEs-the explosion Of the Sui
tana, and consequent loss of more than fonr-
teen hundred liYes-the most of those VIC
Tins being veteran Union soldiers returning,
at last, from protracUed suffering IN South
era PRISONS Had ever any April mos o.
alternating sunshine snd gl0On7-Dsa.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13
The Poisoning of Andrew johnson.

There can be but little doubt left in the
minds of those who attentively perused the
details Of the plot to assassinate the leaders
of the Government, that Andrew johnson,
who has endured go much undeserEed oblo-
guy for his singular alteration on the 4th
of March, was On that occasion under the
influence. not either of a mere disturbing
drug. intended only to disigure him, but of
deadly poison, furtiyely insinuated in his
dr,Dk with view to take his life. 1t is in
proof that the sssassinations were. to have
been perpetrated on the Attn of March and
that Booth. the chief assassin, had posted
himself 10 3 position where Mr.. Lincoln
must pass closely by, and it Was doubtless
~ expected that about the time when the
President should have persisted by the pistol,
the new Vice President would have expired
10 the capitol from the effects of the potion
be had taken. Probably this vieWoiOf the
matter. has never struck the mind of Mr..
johnson; and il Is not to be supposed that
under the mistsry of that strange occurrence.
which must lave puzzled him more than
anybody else. be would care 10 allade TO the
affair with any attempts at explanation that
might have been misunderstood The dis
closure OF the Instructions distributed
among the assassins, that '.they were ct lib
eFty % use the blade, the pistoIOr the bowl,
but they must bear in mind the latter kGd
o nee jailed. p seems 70 be conclusive on this
point, and aill doubtless suggest some i'm
pOrtant Teeollections- TO the President s
mind His powerful nature triumphed
over the internal draugbt. aud tius, IA ad-
diIion to an individual life being saved to
the nation, We are gIstifed ID the eonyic-
lion that one who has always been sobsr.
self-gespecling statesman, Is nov providen-
tally relieved from eyea 8 passing cloud on
his csrssF.-- Yslkss' Spiyis.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13
New Y RK May 4.

firms the statement heretofore made by Gen.
Grant-that it amounted to $500, O00.
New YRK May 4.
The Commercials Washington special
saws JEFF Davis and several leading rebels
will be included in the bill of indictment
before the court for the trial of the murder
ere now 10 custody, and yet to be captured
President Johnson is understood to be in
favor of abolishing the trade regulations of
the Treasury Department. The subject
will be discussed and decided at the Cabi
net meeting. on Tuesday next.
The mails arrived by the Navy Depart
ment this morning we're ladened with resig
nations of volunteer officers in the naval
service, in obedience to the new orders Of
the Government, respecting the reduction
of the service.
The charges against ex Governor Aiken
are preferred by the military authorities in
Charleston.
The Post says a number of prominent
citizens of this city are about to present
President Johnson with magnificent car
Rage, with horses and harness to suit.
NEW YORK. May 4.
A boy has been arrested at Brooklyn, and
taken to Washington, whose conversation
tends to the belief that be was possessed Of
a knowledge OF the ASSASSINATION. He was
an errand boy of Booths.
It appears Harold turns out to have been
the agent and confident of the notorious
Dr.. Tumblety, who lately disappeared from
Brooklyn.
An injunction was granted by the su-
pTeme Court to day. restraining the new
fire commissioners from entering upon their
new duties.
The POSTS Washington special says Gov
ernment will pay one hundred million dol
lars 10 discharged soldiers and others dur
ing the month OF May.
Forty million dollars certificates ofindebt-
edness were redeemed in April.
Applications tor National banks at Rich
mond, Savannah Petersburg and Charles
ton, have been made to the Treasury De
partnent;
There are nearly twenty-five hundred
soldiers al Beker's Island who will be mus
tered out OF servi ce this week.
CTrA,pEpIA "a ADr;I OF
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NEw YoRx Nav 4


A Washington special ha7 the following:
The court room for the trial OF the Presi
dents assassin and conspirators has been
..tted up at the arsenal bailding. and the
trial will proceed without delay. The mum
Der likely TO be put on trial is about forty,
and others now in custody will probably be
discharged as the case progresses and their
testimony be given in.
Col CLARK, of the rebel army. who was
captured by Que of our scouting parties
while endeavoriDg to escape from Rich
mOnd, on one Of the last trains from the
doomed city. asserts tbat be was in charge
of the specie which Was removed from
Richmond; that when bis train broke down
be found il impossible TO gel it back on the
track. and seeing our forces approaching
be ordered it set on FIRE and all his eferts
10 savs The specie we're unayailing; thar the
soldiers broke open the kegs, and amid the
sxcitsmest the soleisrs and citizens appro-
pristed all there was. He asserts that be
knows that no other amount Of specie, not
q the pockets Of its owners vas taken
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13

Ills pretty evident th at Lee, Bsaursgard,
and Hardee have little regard for their
wives. Each of these gentleman bad pro-
claimed in speeches and through the prsss
that DO lady would be safe. if the Ysnkeeb
took possession Of the ..sunny land. - Yet
Beauregard left his wife in New ofIsanG
when Butler took possession Of that city,
Hardee left his wife Savannah undsf sim.
liar circumstances. and Lee did the same
thing at Richmond ~ F
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13

Two public spirited merchants.of New
York have proposed to the Secretary Of
War to Offer a reward of half miilion dcl-
lars for the capture of JEFF. Davis alive. If
the Secretary approves, these two gentle
men will give ten thousand dollars eveh to-
wards raising the amount narnsd. 1T
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13
Nav YoRK Mar 8


The TTibune's special SAYS Payne, the
assassin of the Seward family, has made a
confession of bis guilt. H saw a. vas use
less for him to wltheld II longer. He has
been fully identified by six prisoners, and
the Government had other evidence IN it's
possession, that he was the party assigned
70 that horrible crime.
The Tribune's Washington special, says
one of the most important Cabinet sessions
held since Mr. Jobnson's accession TO the
Presidency, was held at tie Treasury to-
day. Tire object matter of discussion was
the free trade question as regards the
South. It is unders God the whole system
of giving cotton permits 10 a certain class
of favorltss was thoroughly ventilated and
Denounced. although there was decides
prePonderance in favor OF opening trade
in all parts of the Southwest, subject to the
Union authority.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13

The Louisville Journal, in so article on
the fsll Of Richmond, thus beautifully ex-
presses the hope that Peace is nigh at
band: ''We seem to ourselves to zee a
white winged Angel in the air. and her
name is peace. She sbeds tear for the
past, but her holy and beautiful face CLOVIS
with Joy for the future +.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13

If you have great talents, indust ~ VII
improve them; if moderate abilities, indus.
try will supply their Deficiencies. Nothing
is denied TO- we'll directed labor: nothing Is
ever to be attained withoutit. Assa 90
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13
CUMBERLAND, GA, April 81.

Slragglere to the number of 100 came in
yesterday and we're Paroled. They Bsrs a
portion OF 25ih Virginia cavalry, Sd Ten
nessee infantry. and Burroughs Virginia
battery, and 81. 4th. 9Th and 9th Ky. cav
airy, of Dillou,s command. They continue
to come up sing ly and in squads.
Cl Dillon has received communication
10 the effect that by Saturday nearly ali
the rebels in this section will have surren-
dered To him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13

The Bostonisns propose 70 raise $780,
900 to be presented 10 Mrs. Lincoln ss
token of respect and veneFation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13

Il Is stated that within the last eight
months over foHr-huDdeFd newspapers have
come e al untimely end in coassausaas q
the ezOTbiiaut price Of paPsr ss
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13

Henry A. Wise nov claims to have been
. strenuous Union man, snd enly took up
arms when forced 10 do 80 by The EogSh -
prote" Southern rights. er s4ft -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13
ENIPORIA, KANSAS SATURDAY. MAY I3 1865

from Richmond, and that this lot was sto-
len. He asserts further, that the amount
has been vastly over estimated, and con-
firms the statement heretofore made by Gen.
Grant-that it amounted to 100000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13

s.Who was Dayi5z'' asked gOveruass13a
snspector. examiainga school seThe s6n
Of Jessie, " rsplied 4 boz 10 vas e.
sss'' s'srhs aSasr Of Dasblaas.', ssl1r5
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13

MA Ell IN nEhAI4E. OE JEFF. DAVIS. E
l.
Oh, may that curse, Je Davis foat
On open sea, in open oat
In Iceland cold withont coat,
GiefY sfleluiahl
Without compass. sa or bar,
million miles away im shore.
Where mighty waves lske mountains roar
Glory Halielujah
May sharks devour him stem and stern,
A whale engulf him deyn in turn.
And the devil get the whole concern,
GIary Hallelujah
NAV the cursed traitor dwell
In darkest pits of deepest hell,
And gnash his teeth and groan and veil,
Glory Hallelujah
In burning birthstone may he be,
While little devils dance In 81 e,
Then lock the door and lose the key,
Glory Hallelujah
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A SOLDIERS WISH FOR JEFF
DAFIS.

A soldier of Sherman pFlny found the follow
ing preface and poetry ID q rebel newspaper,
which he picked up on battle field. near Eden 3
Station. on the Georgia CsntraI Railroad.
PREFAoE.-The following lines were taken
from the body of dead YEakee on the battlefield
of deans Station. by Georgia soldier belong
ing to Young's brigade
PRAYER IN bEHALEoF JEFF. DAVIS.