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(Y GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RYJ.O. MCGUIRE CO.. AuctiODeers.
ADMINISTRATORS sALEOF BRIOK DWELL.
ING HOUSE.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, November
%, at 30 O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell the
south ID feet inches Of Lot u, in subdivision of
Square $50. improved by a well. built two story
Brick Dwelling, containing eight rooms.
Terms cash.
Conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
....- =. - G. W. BANSDALE. Administrator.
no sd j. @. MCGUIRE a CO, Aucts.
ID Lilo SALE.
Public Sale will take place on TUESDAY, No
venbe- 18th, 1855 at my residence, in Prince Geor
county, Md, adjoining the farms OF George W.
Riggs, Gibson, and Arupale Smith, the following
property, to-wit:
One two-horse Carriage, with Harness, two
horse Wagon and Horness. one horse Cart and
Harness, one Moving Machine, (combined) Plovs,
Hairows, Cultivators, Rakes, Forks. &C.
A lot of Corn, and Corn Fodder, Hay, Oats, and
Bye, Straw. II
Also, five Head OF Horses and two Cows.
Terms Cash on delivery.
The Farm will be sold the same day. Also,
terms made known on day of sale.
no e2-5tf NJ. J. KIRKwoOD.
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tFr osaer Asotsc. sale,, zee t.urtl page
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RY J. C. MCGUIRE CO., AuctiOneers.
BOOK SALE AT THE STORE, BY Gaia
LOGUE. -
Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, 10Th
November, at o'clock. and continuing each even .
ing thereafter. at same hour until about 0O0 vol
unles of Miscellaneous Books sold consisting Of
LAW, HISTORY, POETRY, NOVELS, and mis-.
CELLANEUUS BOOKS.
Catalogues ready Tuesday next.
Terms cash. JAS. q. MCGUIRE h Co,
no24 Auctioneers.
Intel, Sun and Daily Chron tsl
RY GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON 4TH STREET
BkTMEEN AND X STREETS, BY PUBLIC
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th instant, at 10 o'clock
q m, we shall sell, AT the residence of a lady de-
Ginning bousekee ping, House NO. 236 } viz:
Parlors, consisting Of
Hair cloth Sofas
Caster and Side Chairs, with walnut frames
Gilt Frame Mirror, Window Shades and Carpets
Bed Chambers, consisting Of
Painted Cottage Sets, Dressing Bureaus
Wristbands, Eedsteads, Wardrobes
Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Comforts
Blank cts, Carpets, &c.
Dining room, consisting Of
Dining Tables. Chairs
Table Crockery. Cutlery, and Stoves
Kitchen Furniture. viz:
Excellent Cook Stoves, Fixtures, and Kitchen
Requisites.
And many other articles, too numerous to emu.
merate. Terms cash.
no 2l-d IInt.l GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-25

WASTED-A frst-clsss ORGANISE, for the
w service q the Episcopal Church. Apply to
z. d. MATTHEWS, Congress street. opposite Post
Office: or to JOHN b. DAVIDSON, 50 Water
street Georgetown. no 90 eotf
The New York herald., 1865-01-20

ucoR sALE-A -FOUR STORY HON sTOOP BROWN
stone House newly furnished, 2Dx6Dx00, at BOB West
fWenty nrst street Gall ,s,ween Sand II A NJ, on VIII
NAM'TAYLoR. 90 Rrosowa~s
The New York herald., 1865-01-20
IRA HART.
ClnrksburQ. w 4

yOUNrRy SEAT FOR sALE-FRONTiNG ON THE
udsnn river twenty acres; splendid orchard grapes
aud other fruit Situated halt way between pernont and
Nyark Has the best views In the country Easy OF
acse by railroad and boat For particulars inquire LUX
TOMS Land ONCE OF Palsade avenue and warren
street. Hudson city N. >.
I,OR sALE-HoUsE NO. l6e WEST TWENTY.
1fb street. with Furniture For particulars apply 70
L. DIX ESCORfARA, 11S Water street
L,OR sALE-10D0 ACRES SELECTED PINE LANDS,
In the great Michigan pneres, well and ayorably stM
sted Call at 22 william street, room ID between ~ M
asd r. nj X. W. BULkLEY.
The New York herald., 1865-01-20

AN ASSORTMENT 0v FURNITURE To RENr-FoR
N Roard cash Gall At 10 Fourth street. Mercer
address Furniture. 2Si West vourtesnth street
The New York herald., 1865-01-20

VXrANrED-TIIs DAY, TWENTY FIVE ABLE BODIED
w young men the bockadng service Good pay and
large bounes Apry a is4 West street Of bey up
stAfm
The New York herald., 1865-01-20
AMUsRMENTe. A


d opened u MI IxcksTt soaaay sysn!ps J.a jan =
viii be open saturday srt from A tosr W..
diagram showing The locality in .he auditorium Of es1S
ios.biy ase and psr.ons may seem and das .in
s iisssae ss -
cADRMY or MUsIo-IrALIAs OPERA
ihe season VIZ TnTEsDXY hHGRsa "a FEB. a. 1885
Full particulars In future advertisements
In active prsp'rrTooGaazA roazA DEL DEsnso
THEArRE rsANcAIs-N NrBLos coNcEsY sALooG.
la esassrER % 5tn LIS Il ss sRosiseIS1 SiSt PARIS
Theatre Sacs No SIS Brosd@sy yS 'sroSaS @ doaTS
RARsyMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
eEkaosF FEyEss Wa5E aE Asb nSo Or
DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM
Clog ha's %o@ss sai sy
SSSs$ $%5
Circassan Girl Aibino Boy Learned seal Living Osrs.
Frcnch Moving Figures Be
Admission - cents children under 10. 10 cents.
Arrangements have been made print daily edssos
Of Tnn Play BILL for circulation y the hotels res.snras
ssessrs WIN present slsw The Ss q AZ ssss:
che theaes which WIN be continued The present PA.
Is immediate elect viii be 70 give adsertissrs crouAsos
The xpeisnre short q has been of the plan and wor
ing OF " WAS tho pre-
cise Kind Of publication that required to harnoni.
theatrical and advertising interests. The clumsy attsmpe
previously made 10 accomplish this obsct satisfied nehor
Business people advertising In The PLAY Bill fee
assured that their notices viii get into the hands Of the
pie they want 70 reach Unlike tho old there
not of To be found In the theatres after the audiences
leave. They all carried home
In addition TO the copies Furnished 10 the theatres an1
v"
Annual subscription, $40 Single copies, cents
Advertisements for The PLAY Bill should be sent in
early possible In the week.
All kinds Of printing. from circular TO monsasa
poster promptly executed the office Of THK PLAY Bill
for THE PLAY BILL should be addressed
70 the Editor at the HERALD Job Printing ONCE. o1
Nassau and Fulton sLreets
The New York herald., 1865-01-20
u FOR SALE,

me OF Ciarkshurg Harrison county on the Par
kersburg Branch the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad This
tract contains abort $40 crps 200 Of which coal
land The Is believed superior for 10 other
IN this region and known 10 be better for coke steam ana
heating purposes ten nine feet thick has been fully
opened and another valuable vein In believed TO exist with
several small ones Tho coal s about eighty feet above the
railroad with every facility for switch and dumping appsr
rntus without bridging rcstlng on discovered IN
wells within mile Of ths land when boring for salt
about twenty In such quantities u lead 70
abandonment OF the wells for salt and the oil
then Thought worse than useless No wells Tor oil have
bored In this county these old wcls been
pumped Consdefahe Quantities II iron and salt have been
made Immediately adjacent 10 tnis tract limestone and sand
stone abound with failing springs
water The West Fork Of the Monongahea river
boundary and nnvRable from this point The surface land
is billy Of exceeding fertility and well tmbered
been ,1annea & ~ & Es'v MI ,be m i'nerlarogs ~ ~ oo
yess than $40 per acre wothds Of which NAV remain on
vortrsRe III sold that time II will be worked by home
parties An inquiries answered. samples of coal furnished
v '"' IRA HART
Clarksburg W. Va
The New York herald., 1865-01-20
FURNITURE.

MAaNIFICENT ASSORTMENT. or HOUSEHOLD
"a Furniture for sale nj sacrifice SuIs covered
With French brocaci; Panoforte, Paintings statnary
Bronzca Mirrors Carpets Chandeliers Etageres BOOKCASE
Clocks wnrdrobcs Bureaus Bcdstcads China uiHsa silver
Ware Inquire NJ a West Sixteenth street between Firth
and sixth avenues, from,9 A. NJ. 10 10 NJ
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROaEWOOD
Panofovte, $3.50 will be sold for 3325; beauu
full Pa.ior SUIT $50 for S2D; do for Sis; also
lot OF Parior, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture NJ
gest sscracs Inquire 81 ils West Eighth street. near
The New York herald., 1865-01-20

yIoR sAI.B or TO RBNr-Two FIRST GLASS Bfi,.
~ Hard Tables. In good order Apply ~ 80 HTasdvx,
corner Nineteenth street sitrr m a'olork A NJ
The New York herald., 1865-01-20
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER
~ "A ucton and Commission Office No. Pine street
Sales Of Real Estate Stocks Bonds &C. public pr
vae sale.
Sales OF Furniture residences and outdoor sales
Executors trustees and other sales solicited which
personal attention will be given.
, 1865-05-15

Eron entering the court room yeste.day
we found the Commission engaged IN rest4tag
me mnntes On TIE journal Of the preceding days
dent ~hilst We we're permitted to hear this jour
nal read, 1t vas not intended any portion OF this
if tesa3G onX r. snou'd u 1hts tine BE- given tn tue
PUBLIC TIE re* sons assignedIFor this are such as
s9onld sa,isfy every peraont and when these are
given to The public, as they will hereafter he, M
blame en- BE- be at aehea to The aoyelnment for the
Commission Bit with closed doors.
COMMUNICATION.
After recalling one 1f The Witnesses who had
hesr on the stand on the day previous, the Judge
Advocate announced that he was ready to pro
cced with the further hearing. Hereupou G.n
Hunter rose and taid before proceeding further
be designed to re:d q Communication from a
follows:
Mn. PaEsrpAs7: feel It to be my duty to OBJ
ject to the admission Of Mt. Reverdy Johnson Al
does not recognize the 1nural obligation Of the
oath that s dcs1gnsted the test oath Of oyaltr Of
10 enforce the obligations ofloyaty to the Goyern
objection havethe honor to refer the members
Of the Court to an opinion on the subject pub
lehed in letter over his efcnature pending tue
adoption Of the Constitution OF starytand Id 1861
The reading Of the communication created
quite sensatf0n and much surprise. Hon. Rev
erdy johnson quietly. rose; and advancing few
fns s1s inaussaI mSay H. ssk KIT member of
President replied. with some Excitement: "Tne
me- Of The nembert Is Harris, Gen, Harris, and al
be SIT down bdded: "andl m1y say II Gen. Harris
had notmadei 1t, Iehould. From the mere report Of
the remarks which eusqed Of which Jou hare
s,rlect account It is impossible to convey the
fnpress1on produced by this painful episode, The
dIanided bearing Of the venerable Senator i'm
pressed every one in his lsvor, and with probably
one exception commanded The respect and gained
the confidence Of all. The behaviour of General
Harris val no Less dIgn1ted and manly, and whilst
he hrd been the occasion OF the morufJ1ng scene,
every one sequi!ted him Of any but the purest
mot1ges In 1tiaktne tue objueuou--
Mr. Johnson proposed to take The oath prescribed
by the statute: Gen: Wallace tntesposed with the
remark: I" Il is certainly within the knowledce Of
every member Of this Commission that the non.
move TINT It be dispensed With" The oath was
not teuuffed. ~ ~
, 1865-05-15

tousc, ard be su1ratt girls co np]arned afteyw4ra
to their brother for Introducing such q rtick ~
thst H. u 70 91e lhmiy. They faid A'zerosh WIS not
T. A. Lo.d. beng duly sxorn, tars he re,tde.
stsurrstts,i1le- RecoRuixes Harold End Atzere.h-
rstt> Harold an1 Atzeroth hare been there togeth.
er. Ashort tine before The assassination the two
1htteE easied and leit fwo catbines sud soHe a1a~
n1nItion. tnd sstd they would cone tot the@ II n
nun, 10 mel Mfs: saf1si :nss1
t,s ouss "A At ouS 1S, rbst
Ift'rn. and said that they would be wanted soon.
On the eveptng Of the t4h. the dar OF the astassi-
patton. nr: sa,,stt et@e 70 his hoose, sbont ave
5e:dy that the parties would ell for them; be
ltft deld pleee Wrnpped 10 psper, to be given to
hs soe Or gis gwhs 'sS ason' tod j bin to @ hs
was called up. and found two persona at the daor
on hortehack. One wad Harold. whom witness
recognized. Harold introduced Boob, who ~
nal, about sixteen and half hands
hgh. Harold was on bay horse. He cot
e. ana vent into the bar and got ! bottle Of
hineei, and returned the Sottie q tas e eoaates.
Boo!h meanwhile remaining IN the house. Har-
s@d et es,G; t9yd tof Gods sake make haste md
hnsS
tihes Is NM. Snr1aM told him. they femainsd
31l1 I've minutes: They opiy took one chr oine.
bis leg was broken. a. they were about
:eastng, The Aesatktn said. IT will tell
We KILLED the Prestdea,. and probably
Mr. Sew I'd too Harold mounted bis horse, AID
thcy rode on. Witness beard Of the Presdept's
o'clock BE never taw Df. Mudd. Never saw
Arnold. Don't know him. A'
Atha fpast et1 o'clock, =. n, the Commission
afton1ned 10 meet 1caia Nolusy morning at 10
O'Clock. "
WAsHrNo1oN. Nay ia spec1a1 to the New
York Commercial says: "R. ID. r. Hunter has
hst n arrested and brought to Richmond, and con
Hunter, for year past. has been deslro1s for re-
unt"n, being sa1sned that further Resistance was
hnne1eAa
, 1865-05-15
Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS
By THa
MAN NA@DFH
OFTHE
Northwestern Gift Concert,
MAY IL, 1906
Mem anherti8ements.

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s4,t s.tTIHg siSgS . will o' 'eFRe9 e s. fgsa
myl.W7lY1t BnY
, 1865-05-15
Northwestern, Fair,
internal Arrangements.

At meeting Of the Committee Of Internal Arrange
rnens # the ". Sanitary Fair, held At the Rooms
Of the Sanitary Commission on Saturday afternoon,
Nay q, Judge D. '. Bell in the Chair AID r. Good
smtt1. Secreta1y. tWm
Reoptd, III At the lad!es and gentlemen represent
die heir applications for spaee fa the FalF Building
1t tse oce of tRs gaase-a of sas ssaitasv f"'".'-
stor not.
s.-. late1 than u IL, Taesdsy, May 1s; .nd that
Fsir &C. saas committee 1t Unlou Hall," In the
o'ouoo1' on Hedntsday afternoon At 3 O'Clock,
n uerision Eill be MAIDS on their applIca
tons.
Reso'rtd That all applicants for space In the Fair
b. 'ld1ng, other than DenomInatlonal either in ct7
or cot y sha1 ne thets applications With the sec-e
,ary OF th Sanitary Commission not later than Il H.
Fr,dar. NAV l.. and n eet thla Committee on Bstar
day, MAY 20 49, u, at Union Hail." On the Fat,
gro, ndt, when na decision Will be made ou their
aprlIcattont. my1lw669 4ines
, 1865-05-15
rspeci1l Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.l
yr.c-xo-rN N-r II 1aEE

IsPettE1 UBpau1 t0 ut 0n'eHEo 14u:1
WASHINGTON. Msy II, 1865,
Az stnted In my dispatch Of last evening. the
courtroom IN which The trial Of the nrsasstns 's
proare: sing was yesterday opened TO me p p:nne,
aanr ~ the day We were informed that represen-
.".1-.. the n,ets would be admitted upon applt
s.t,nn - he proper officers. About 10 O'Clock
49, ss-.,sed At the northern gate Of the arsenal
".onnd. "e where We obtsined the permisslon to
,.ss ns' nn from this point, until We reached the
pass ~ 1a,rv .bout qutrter Of = mile further
etsn nesarTa Corps, drawn up In line ready 'of
duly. .-r,,n
TIM hn,,d,nc ii situated upon the east eide Of
the p Potomse k kiYer, ~ which here runs tn nearly =
I1feet nne fcuth. Axrlsirg 6 al The 10Th side OF
, 1865-05-15

TN receipt OF ths certificate you will see wbat xu
CEN have, and then tt Is At your option to ray
the dollar and take the 3. tlc1e or NOT. Purchasers
may thus cbsain 81lt ndld Piano Forte, valuable
Melooton mn S. VILE Machine, . Family Bib e,
Gold Watch naMond Rlng or anT Set Of Jewe ~ or
our LIT. ttr " Do:ltr aud II case can they get
esa than One Dollars worth, As there are no psnks.
ihe prtre ii oDy Is OF the coatly a?tc es-
M be Hol to some fortunate purchaser fuI One Dol
thta a1at
, 1865-05-15
FROM THE SOUTH.
Complete Details of the
Capture Of JEFF.
Davis.
THE REBEL PRESIDENT
IN PETTIC0AFS!
The hero Of the Last Ditch Be
bayed By Els Boots !!
FOOT RACE Between JEFF.
AND OUR CAVALRY.
Mrs, Davis is Afraid he Will
Hurt Somebody.
i TRAITOR, Il KNAFE, AND i
COWARD.
The Rebellion Ends in a Farce.
LATER FROM EuR0pE---ADDREssES
OF SYMPATHY FROM THE ENG
LlSH PARllAMEnT--lErTER
FROM THE QUEEN TO
MRS. LINCOLN.
Enormous Sales Of SeFen.Thirties
""0ver $30,00o,000 Taken
On Saturday.
TIE BALANCE OF THE LOAN
TO BE ISSUED.
Reception Of the Marquis
De Montho1on by the
President.
nEKTTfUA At. NKFTT r ETrN
LATER FROM EUROPE E--.ApDRES8ES
OF SYMPATHY FROM THE ENG
lfSH pARllAMEhT--lETTER
FROM THE QUEEN TO
MRS. LINCOLN.
Enormous Sales Of SeFen.Thirties
""0Ter $30,000,000 Taken
On Saturday.
TIE BALANCE OF THE LOAN
TO BE ISSUED,
Reception Of the Marquis
De Montho1on by the
President.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

1
WlsHNoToy. Nav ID,
To Major General Dix.
The xo,,owinc detail. NJ the .,nt,xe or rufr
n.,,. ,,,;,. .,,sa,,,.+,, ~ .,.h IT.. ... {. ~.
,-,,.,. c,ot,,as ,,sra b.., rer.,voa ,.,n, IT.
f,.n.,., w,,,or wv s-.rox
ec1,e1.-x ~ e.,
uN,c,x n. n.v,o 49,.
..f1on " Stanton.
..Tne following dtsnateh. Announcing tbr ran.
t,rs n, Je4f D,r,.. ha. ,oat heao h,ndea rpa Nv
co, Men,x COMMANDING tho ID division.
uHx.cor.s,xua dr1 x,cu,o.x c,~.,,,.
"crxnER1AsD, Ga. My IL.
"Capt. T. ". Scott, A. g. I'd Dlyieiou:
"Sm: have the honor 10 report that at day
light yesterday, at I.winssills, I sururised and
cspturea JEFF. Day,s md fsm.ly, to,ether with h,s
wife and +,,ters and M ..., ~. p,s, u,.ta, can-
en-, Repan n. ,,;..,. s.--.,sv, co,ooa, u,,,,
.or ~ n.,,., .,.e.. ~,
~ ' tN,, - I,sn. 1,.,s.-,.
~ tr,1n cf ave w,pon, an
.... ,.,bn,,neer. making
=. :. .n,,
/ Perfect .,.r,.. ,,; -. ,>n,s,,k
-.-,,rd -, 49,. au oot moat painful
'>~"' e 1'a "sea'gan snd 1st VIII
eohsm c7me ~ eoon'ct: 10 snould have doae bet
t:F' Iheir nj 'nee cost us TWO Killed and Lfeut,
- "'1"4e'4 'a' ai"' III "e STU
tran $r.tnxA T..
, 1865-05-15
FROM EUROPE.

Ac1lon If fParlinmcnto It on the A aaa sstna.
tion--The Queen write. a Letter OF
EoadolFuCe 10 Mrs, L1ncOlu-Xu-
mense MfeeIfngG In Loudon-Cnm-
nlenxs Of the PreAs-rhe Atlantic
Telegraph.
, 1865-05-15
BUSINESS.

The exe7stve sat for City OF st. Louis an State Of
A1saonrl uf the HARD RUBBER TRUSS Ia eow Off. ed
'or ,a1e. The ofce thsrn hss paid 500 per Year. 1t
being very difficult for 10 eet rtsponstb.e man 70
raks charge of the oce there tnduces Is to offer it
tor sale. Apply 10 Hard Rubb4r Tr1ss otnce, 126
South Clark st1eet.
4. HI. KENDALL MoaaEer,
in41iH6:G2tsft
, 1865-05-15

l.: BUFFALO, May IA --Kufus Wheeler, IN old resi-
dtDt Of this city, and many years connected with
:the Buffalo press. o1ed this evening.
John g. BoWlea, fos many years connected with
the New York, Albany, Buffalo and Washing ton
Gnioa Telegraph Companies in this city, died this
evening.
, 1865-05-15
PROVISIONS,

The at !non OF city and county tace,sis respect
fnEF called to the following stock OF Provisions con-
saElLR o.
smoked Hams (PIa1n and csava.sed.)
Shoulder. Ntdes1 and Dried E1eef.
Prime Lard, and MeAe Pork.
The ebove meats cured By myself and a1e or The
>sst quality OEders from thc country promptly A.
tended to.
Smoke hoases CO.. Chicago Ayenue and Clark ut,
GEORGE CONAN,
m1 14-w6f4.sw Office 1G Lassli3 sti eet.
, 1865-05-15
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
CAPTURE OF JEFFER-
SON DAVIS.
He is Captured by the
4tb Michigan Cav, p
Col. Pritcllard.
ARREST OF r. NJ. T, HUNTER,
The Army Of the Potomac has
Reached Washington.
SHERMAN AND HIS ARMY
AT FREDERICKSBURG.
Sheridan and His Corps near
Sheridan and His Corps near
Washington
IMPORTANT INFELLIGENCE
FROM MEXICO,
The Quarrel Between Sherman
and Dalleck.
TEE; Gf TIE GUa5fiRaT3R5
Reporters Admitted--Im-
portant Testimony.


WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, May 10.
Maj, Gen. Dir:
The following dispatch has just been received
from Gen. Wilson, announcing the surprise
md captnre Of Jeferron Dari. and bis tt.d by
Col. Pzttchard and the 4th Michigan Cavalry, on
The morning Of the 10th inst, at 1rwn.vfle, IN Ir
win County, Georgia.
EDWIN II. STANTON,
Ser1etlfy Of War.
, 1865-05-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

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1HE cAHrpRE OF JEpp n.v,c
d dispatch from the Secretary of Waran.
nopnees the capture of Jefferson Davis. He
"as eufpr1sed and taken, with bis family and
sian, on the 10Th inat. at Ixinssillc, In South
EN- Georgia> The ncws reached this c,tv tust
oe1ore midnight on Saturday, aud awoke .u
enthusiastic joy, only surpassed by that
WHICH &eeted the surrender Of Lees army.
Ials ev.nt will creAte various and deem
emotions throughout the CIVILIZED world To
Lie people Of the United States Mr. Davis Ii
<he embodiment Of treason, the murderer Of
thousands Of our brothers -shorn he mt to
drath by the horrible tortures of starvation.
1he inst'eator Of plots for burning our cities,
aud perhaps conspi1ator for the assassIna.
9lon Of our President. He has earned fel.
on's doom as richly as any cu,prit that eyer
& aeed tope, snd now that he has added
ccwardlce to the other nef1sious marks of his
desperate and Infamous career, there will
be little sympathy extended TO him
firm any quarter. II our great and good
President, who never entertained thought
'ot cruelty or revenge, must needs lay down
lis Lie as sactffice to the hendish passions
OF slavery, the ends Of justice Will MT be sat-
asted until the great criminal of the rebel
Hon shall have e1piated his full share Of the
Innocent blood shed In these four years of war.
The ghosts Of Andersonyi.le will haunt Us TO
the last day If their unspeakable wrongs shall
now 70 unpunishcd. Whether Davis is moe
or less guilty than the whole Southern peo-
pie, of tho crime Of treason, he is the one
1'-Ison responalbIe for the barbaritics OF
their prison houses, whose tales have added
new horror to the atrocities Of war, and sent
q shudder through the whole civilized world
he has forfeited MS guuty Lie thonsand
times, o"t inc asenelns sword o1 1nsl'ce mas
oVertakea him at 4ast!
LATTER
Ii aPpe1.s 'uA' na''s' "nen caoent' WIS
, 1865-05-15
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yeluped p11hing. He Is a small man, welghine
about 1870 pounds: about ave r:et dva Inches
h,eh hushy black hair, Of lu1nriant growth
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