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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-04

AT KINzEYs FaF
"A rI sHEIp A s4gan,
FROM LAST wpf GEsA h,,c RnssA aIS'ss
.. EsynoIpEk sDE bE p EnsRSE MORNING.
xacoa ID d Of Tissue and d s Wells
A AsslsR ! 49, SS ss &c. ST. &c., IS &c. Is
Auction ,ie, ., 2. Of Bands &C. rs ,'io,, Isc;
Aa asiSa ISi s sass CAPS rs, &c. s '
Aassn 30 sss hs 6so% e pei q ys s
Auction ~ aa a. PIE
Aue!ion lot Of tine nemsleh, iscy, 2oc
A AasiSn i 70, 81 Of ss aa LRen + ss
y s$sS# sSsF Szsia4ass4
ASc ays s O. BSnass iao
80 sp s straW i B oi'ss &c. &c. s,e. &c.
10 p apps T HAP Bonna ssn &c., &c., &C.
COO pretty tap. n FISf Ss s%SIs STR sFsa AZ
90 asns F Sana ssSis B BSnnss &c.
s00 pretty m ffSE c TSsaN ssn1 sD ffsAnr
$50 Fine Fancy Satin Braid Bonnets, SIC, Sc.
900 white Shaker Bonnets, 2Oc
go as sy'i H1 H'i SSss s. ss Sfis 7
in The city, l2,s cents. a
Al uso ssSsi TfssaRs
And other sn, styles in Lshs Tsean Pedals Pearls Co
OPENING cheap e & h'0i DEEss n 81 &c.
900 yards Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, &C., g., l0c a a
5000 yards new styles Bonnet Ribbons IKE, 16c.
'-.' TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.,
u ALL THE NEW STYLES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS
y 1000 2s yards Dres; Trimmings, &c, &c.. 4c
1' MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Bonnet Silks, al colors.
Bonnet Grapes.
Blond Laces, Tarleons.
Lot Of Lining s Si5W VI g'f DEPARTMENT sfSa
Fwers Of every Style description and coor-Roses Dab
''.s llAA' G SIs.Ssl; AND Al; NIT DEPARTMENT
1,2D pairs fine Lse Gauntlet Gloves, l2c., l5c., 1885,
$500 pairs savy Six Gloves Ice
1000 pairs best KID Gloves spotted, &c.,
l.7SO pairs best Aexanders silk Gloves Sc.
700 pairs best SIX Twist Mitts. &c, slc Sc.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
100 pairs Ladies Hose, from auction, &C., &c., TO-
1922 pairs Ladies' Hose from auction, l2c, l5c &c.
!Oo pairs Misses Hose from auction &C., &c. l0c l2c
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
900 dozens Spool Cotton, Sc. dozen.
. 20 yards Spool Cotton, &C., Sc. spool.
2 % 9S papers best Cola Eye 4, Needles, &c.
150 bottles Lnbins Extracts, from auction, 25c
1,00) bottles real Handkerchief Perfumes, &c.
Biads, Buttons, Combs, Brushes Bags, Portemonnaies,
Tapes, &C., &c, in fu assortment.
CHEAP LOTS, received 100 late for this ADVERTISEMENT
!scaay on Monday morning).
~ nv, ,,,,,,, At WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
WIN. kinney,
22l and 22s Eighth avenue
Between Twen;y-hr and Twonty-secon Streets
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A POSITIVE SACRIFICE.
IA THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED IN NEW YORK.
10000 YARDS OF BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
DRESS GOODS,
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
FROM 10 rs Cents per Yard.
1900 yards Labelas at B..
1900 Yards Barge Anglais, wool Filing, 6i4o.
I2COj yards Barge Ansais, broche ngurc, yc.
10O0J yards Check Mozsmblques, sc.
II500 yards Check Poll de Chevre, Is and L. Sd.
10000 yards Gray Mixed Foil de Chcvre Is. and ls 3d.
1000 yards Gray Mozambique, Is Sd.
1900 yards Gray Poplins Is Cd
6lQQyapds SILK and Wool Grenadines, Is. Cd.
$500 yards STRIPE and Check Mosamhiques Is 81.
5000 yards High Co'ors Plaid Mozambique Is 3D. and Is M
6OOO yards Check silk MIXTURE Moxambiques, 2a
/ ease Mourning Lawns. l0c.
2ease. Mourning Shailie. and De lanes, Is.
iease.Moarnins De LANES; L; 81
I case Chinlz Poplns is 3D.; former price IL
I case SIX for.ns, z. Cd q.
i case figured, 3a Cd; 81.
Besides n splendid variety OF all the latest styles in
DRESS GOODS cheaper than In any other house Ia the
city.
bug the goods really bargains and that the prices
quoted above not than fifty cents the dollar in
many and In no case are the goods marked at
like their full value.
ALSO
English Nader Prints almost equal 10 French In
style and printing, and very handsome, a. Is yard.
W. r. ROBERTS
NB-Be sure you see the name over the door. No con-
ncction with any other store.
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A RMsIRoNG 4 RuTTERLEY, 40 SIXTH AVENUE.
IA LACES, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, HOSIERY,
NOTIONS, &C., &c.
$1,000 worth OF White Goods, consisting or Swiss Mall
Nainsoo Tape Checked Jaconcts Cambria
sold without regard g cost Of importation. They have been
bought cheap aud viii, be sold cheap
EMBRoIDERIEs FROM AUCTION
embracing Collars Sets Handkerclefs embroidered tape
bordered and hem stitched; Edinss insertions. Bands
&c, 20. Special bargains may DC looked for.
OUR LAcE DEPARTMENTS rcplete with all the novel;
tea comprising Point pAcncon Collars and Sets,
De(;auze do Valcnecnncs do. do Lace handkerchief
D"' BLACK THREAD LiCEsIGREAT BARGAINS.
Grapes Blonds Nets, Illusion, for millinery purposes,
RIBBONS, RIBBONS
100 cartons, Nos 45 trimming widths) just received
from auction. RIBBONS in every width Of the choicest
stylt Q and coors.
every make, style, quality and lnish may bc found
Our Chiltren's Stock is most complete
9entlemens Gauzc, Merino ana Cotton Undershrts and
ladies' CAME Merno and Cotton Wrappers and Drawers
Childr MS Cauze, Merino and Cotton Wrappers aud
rawers.
hall hose every make and finish. Mits, Gloves, &C.
BEST PARIS KID GLOVES, CSC PER FAIR
ARMSTRONG BUTTERFLY
40 Sixth avenue, near Eleventh street.
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A DE PERCEvAL'S, est BROADWAY ALL KINDS
IA Of children's Cloaks Dresses Blankets Sacques Che
misses infants Waists, Aprons, Bbs Baskets infants Caps
Zouaye and Garibald Costumes &C., ready made made
2 order Ladies, embEoidcred Chemses and N:hgown
caps Breakfast Caps Zouavc Chemsettes Futed Handker
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EMBROIDERIES AND LACEs,
u ENTIRELY NEW GOODS,
JUST OPENED,
CONSISTING OF
Black Thread Lace Ves from SO rs upwards
Black Pushcr Lace yeils from 81 and upwards.
Maggie and Grenadnc Wells. in all coors.
Black Thread Guipurc and French Laces.
BLACK Lace fiogne!ngs, 81 81 IS 81 80 and s2-regaar
Mantla Centrcs and Shawls, at half prices. 49, .
ALSO,
1000 pieces OF Valencicnncs Laacs Is per yard.
Real Point Lace Collars, from 81 upwards. A
Guipurc and yacnciennes Colla and Sc !.
Lace Coinnies Barhcs, capes and Handkerchiefs e &
French and Scotch Embroidered Collars and Sets.
Breakfast and Travelling Collars and Sets U ~ 800
Infants Waists Robes and Muslin Eigngs and Insertnga
Together with full every article in
L. WILLIAMS l. CO.,
Il Gate Potter Robers), 429 Broadway,
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MERCHANT TAILoRs, HAVING FROM 500 TO
Nl x2uQU worth OF clothing TO dispose 81 al fair price,
will meet 18th eossh purchaser by Hing AZ the Store " "a
sJvssins Tbos, ~ Csnroy, ~ Centre stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-04

NEW MUSIC" PRESIDENT LINcoLN's GRAND
IN March, mEsi by +. b. Hemsma!ier Leader OF the
Twenty ond Regiment band, dedicated the Union
Army The title rase Is beautifully iium .ed wh an oval
tableau, which the Goddess is putting the rapery
disclosing beautiful portrait of Tie prcsdeht oored TO
the life, and the finest picture Chief Magistrate hat
has ever published On the opposite Roman War
ror with sword and shield from the Top q the rag On
the OF the oval the the National Capitol
The whole design and fun of character. Price ~
mailed Pianist in attendance New Music.
HORACE WATERS, Agen', lSl Broadway
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f~EyTtEMEy's NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
VI plr,hascd FOR the Western market IN large or small
lots The u value will be paid without hagging or seeking
10 Impose Please cali the address Thomas ~
onroy A street.
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Z, DE PERCEvAL. 657 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
Coats OF Arms embroidered Handkerchiefs Table
Linen and Bed Clothes Cotton aud silk embroideries
to order Stamping for cmbroderes executed in the
perfect Transferring laces mcnded and done up
like new Babies Caps cleaned and made
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A RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY WISHES TO FIND
"A two nicely furnished second floor apartments Paror
Bedroom with housekeeping convenience moderate
Address, stating TERMS Mrs. g., box IL Herald
Office.
DOWNING ALLEY wANTED-ANY PERSON HAVING
ID Allowing Alley dispose OF, In so order AID ~ 10
be- moved can hear or cash customer IL sold cheap by
JoLooR wANTED-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS,
III for gentleman and wife, without board. Aadfcss
stating terms, Roland, Herald ollce
doom wANTED-FuRNISHED, AND SUITABLE FOR
III an Office, entrance from the street,
Ing apartment no obccon OF Fifth preferred.
Address L. W. j.. Herald office.
Vl-AYrED-To HIRE A THREE STORY HIGH srOOP
w House. containing all modern improvements, between
Eighth aud Thtcth and Fourth and Seventh. avenues
exceed $780, Address for particulars boz $50
Poet Office.
vxrASTEp-THE LOWER PART OF A HOUSE. WITH
w two Rooms Ia the attic, with COED YARD location
box 2,bS5 Post Office
w front or back Basement, one Bedroom UP stairs M
house for three adults between Eighth and TwenA
teth streets Fourth aud sixth avenues Rent not " eI-
coed $40 annun Best OF rci gwen ana rcreos
Address n l.. g.. Union square Post Office
xxrASTED-A SECOND FLOOR IN THE WESTERN
w man Of city, W family OF Two persons Address,
stating terms aud fu particulars, T. - box iss Herald
oGirr.
vxrAyTEp-BY A SMALL QUIET FAMILY mo
snah ior In private house. Within easy
walking distance OF Broadway and Tw, ny si str Rent
about $50 Address with full particulars, g. H. e. Herald
orc.
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THE BEST SOUVENIR OF THE WAR;

BALLADS or THE WAR.
series Of Pictorial Lyrics from The wcl known Of Mr.
A. j. H. DUGANNE, magniLcentIy illustrated from original
drawings part win appear every mon.h. including,
other events the Fall OF Sumter, Death Of Lyon,
Death of Ellsworth, Newben Ball Bluff Port Royal, Fort
Donesen, P.,tsbnrg Landing Roanoke Hampton Roads.
ecl Souvenir, every In the import.
ant struggle Part entitled the March TO the Capitol of
the Sixth regiment of Massachusct Is ready Single
parts monh % cents. One year Twelve monthly parts.
dress John Robins 81 Park Row. New York. box $40 Post
oulce 1000 agents wanted
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A T. STEWART 4 co.
IL Will make ON Monday May large add ons TO- their
stock Of new and elegant Coaks Manas Sac1ues &C., 10
Silk, Cloth and other fashionable materials,
AT EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
CRAyATs. scARFs, TIES AND STOCKS,
Now goods just opened,
large variety at moderate prices.
UNION ADAMS NO. 637 BROADWAY.
HARPETs,
~ CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FURNITURE COVER
INGS.
largest cheapest and most elegant stock to BIO found In
the city.
N. B-Practica uphosierers always hand Orders
ecuted with despatch. A. T. STEWART X co.
TLEGANT PARIS ORGANIZES,
~ FROM THE AUCTION SALES OF LAST WEEK,
At b., "a. I'd. and IS. per yard;
about one-haf the cost OF importation.
200 PIECES TAFFETA IMPERATRICE,
per steamt r Persia.
ELEGANT ORGANDIE AND BAREGE ROBES,
al less than one half The cost Of i'm poration.
PARIS PRINTED BAREGES,
value, 40 and 80 cents
A. T. STEWART AZ co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-13
Sherif'.s Sale.


The State Of Ohio, Gallia County. IS.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that will Offer
~ for sale at public auction, at the door Of
the eaurt house in the town OF Gallipohs, on
the Oath day OF March, A. d. 1862, at the hour
Of one O'Clock P. N. of said day. the following
real estate. situate in the said county Of Gallia,
and State Of Ohio. to wit; That part Of eigh-
tv-nine acres Of land, in the southwest quarter
OF section number thirteen, (l3l in township
number six, (6) Of range number sixteen, (l6)
that lies west Of Raecoon creek, and south Of
the road leading from the village Of Harris
burg to William Ridgwsy's, supposed to con-
tain twenty acres, being the tract Of land pur-
chased by Arthur W. Warner, on the l7th dav
of July, A. D. ls43, at q sale made by ". G.
isson, Sheriff of Gallia county. on an order
Of Partition issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas of said county Of Gallia. Appraised st
the sum of five hundred dollars (S500.)
Also village lot in the village Of Harris
burg numbered nine (9.) Appraised at the
sum Of fifty dollars lS50.) And also village
lot in the village Of Harrisburg, numbered six
teen 16.) Appraised at the sum OF twenty
five dollars (s25.)
Levied upon as the property Of Arthur W
Warner, 20 satisfy an execution in favor OF
William RidgwaY and Alexander Logue, is-
sued by the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Gallia county, and to me directed as
Sheriff Of said county.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Feb
-uary, A. D. 1924 so.
JAMES CAMPBELL, s. g. c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-13

Governor Harris words, when waited
upon by the citizens and requested to
refrain from such vandalism, were:
"Has Nashville come to this--hesita-
ting to sacrifice two paltry pieces of tim
Der for the cause2 Go back and tell
those who sent you that another word
and their, own roofs will be blazing
above them" As related to me by
one of the com mittee, the outburst Of
the great bridge-burner vas spiced With
"tall oaths. conscientious Harris being
no exception TO the general rule man
goes BY when mad. Although denoune-
ing bitterly the,eonduct Of their traitor
ruler. the sufferers, with q prospect
that it may be years before the struc-
lures will be replaced, still cling to g
cause that is running them,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-13
NO CURE NO PAY.
DIR. /. W. THOMPSON

A NNOUNCES TO the sick and unfortunate
N that he has opened an Office at the Furni-
ture store Of S Hayward & Son, for the recep-
ton of patients, and that he is daily making
rapid and permanent cures in all cases, with
out the use Of Mercury. By long course OF
study and practical experience, DR.. i. has
now the qualification Of presenting the unfor-
tunate with remedies that have never failed,
since he first introduced them. TO cure the
most alarming cases of private diseases, and
that in a very short but reasonable time
Within the last twenty years DR.. 7. has cured
more than fifty thousand cases Of the above
character, and Il may be said safely, that more
than one of the patients had been pre-
viously treated with mercury and other miner
al poisons.
DR.. T. can be successfully consulted upon
all diseases peculiar to the female sex. with
cures warranted in all eurable cases. Refer
ences can be given in GAllipolis.
Fevers, cancers, and sores OF all kinds sue
cessfully treated.
Jan. l6, 1862.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-13
CINCINNATI MARKET.
SATURDAY EVENING, March

SATURDAY EVENING, Maren 9.
FLOUR-There is quite an active demand
from the city bakers and some for export. and
prices are higher, closing at 81 30@4 35 for
superfne, and s4 1904 so for extra.
PROVISIONS-A quiet and rather dull
mail ket without any change in prices of i'm
portance, holders, as general thing, are firm,
but there is very little demand. Mess Pork is
offered at sll 5O@ll IS, and 200 brls city
packed sold at the latter rate. There is q
good demand for the lower grades of Lard at
6II663<c, and some inquiry for city keg at
re. The sales were $50 brls and so ties
prime country at 7e. City rendered in kegs is
held at Sc. Nothing transpired in bulk
Meats; there ia limited demand for them at
31<633Sc for Shoulders and 422ze for Sides.
WHEAT-A continued good demand and
prices are Sc per bush higher; the market clos
ing firm at 90@95e for fair to prime red, and
81 GOAL O3 for prime white. Sales $50 bush
prime red at 95e; $50 bush good red and white
at 97c, and 500 bush prime red and white on
private terms.
CORN-The demand is active and prices
are DC per bush higher. We now quote Ear in
bulk at 33c, at the lower depots
OATS-The market rules steady with q
fair demand at 2ee in bulk.
HAY-The market is firm with fair de-
mand at Sl4@15 per ton for tight-pressed, and
SlI@12 for loose-pressed on arrival.
SEED-There is an active demand for Clio
yer and prices advanced to 81 1904 20, will
sales of 65 sacks and ls brls at 81 Is, and l2l
bush at 81 20. Timothy is dull at 81 9u@
200.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-13
R On Monday evening last. jus

w On Monday evening last. just
over the creek, in the north part of
town, one James Mccain was having a
-sdomestic squabble" with his wife.
abusing her badly. David Finn mildly
demonstrated with him on such con-
duct. Mccain seized an axe, struck
Finn blow on the forehead, which
laid bare the skull for two or three
inches. The axe then glanced to the
left breast, inficting gbas,ly wound,
laying bare the flesh so that the heart
could be plainly seen beating against
the inner coating OF the breast. Ne
Cain fed on Tuesday morning, telling
his wife he would make his way to tht
secesh army. He was from Kentucky
a very bad man, and boasted that there
were sixty indictments pending agains
him over the river. DR.. Newtor
dressed the wounds Of Finn, who nov
Hes in a very low condition.-LrOntO'
Register.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-13
SheriF,s Sale.

The State of Ohio, Gallia County, 60.
DURsUANT to the command Of an order
il of sale, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of GAllia,
and State of Ohio, and to me directed, | will
offer at public sale at the door Of the court
house, IN the town Of GAllipolis. in said coun-
ty of Gallia, and State Of Ohio. on the 24th
day Of March, A. D. 1862, at the hour Of one
o'clock p N. of said day, the following real
estate. situate, lying and being in the county
Of Gallia, and State Of Ohio, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: A part Of section
number sixteen, (l6) in township number
four, ~ Of range number fourteen, (l4l in the
Ohio Company's purchase. Beginning at the
southeast corner Of survey or lot number one,
~ Of the subdivision Of said section number
sixteen, and is the northeast corner Of John
Georges survey, which corner stands on the
west bank Of the Ohio river; thence up and
on the west bank of said river with its several
courses thereof, four chains or sixteen rods to
stake; thence west seventeen CHAINS tl7) or
sixty-eight (65) rods to a stake; thence from
this point course is to be found that shall
intersect ledge of rocks, on the top Of said
ledge stands chestnut oak tree, which is q
corner tree to said survey; from thence a
course is to be found that shall intersect the
place Of beginning. Ssid survey containing
six acres and one half acre, be the same more
or less, with the appurtenaBces. Appraised at
seven hundred and fifty dollars (750.) To be
sold as the property of James II. johnson and
others at the suit OF Peter Swisher.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Feb
ruary, A. D. ls62.-4 50.
JAMES CAMPBELL, S. G. c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-13
United States Brmy.

TNHE best opportunity yet offered to JOIN
i the service where the advantages are not
all on one side.
Clothing, board and pay to commence from
the day Of enlistment.
Same pay, bounties. land, DC, as allowed
or to be allowed to Volunteers.
Term of service reduced from five to only
three years for those who enlist during the
year 1862.
Now is the time to get thorough Military
Education without cost, and get paid for learn
ing it. Second Lieutenants to be appointed
from the enlisted men.
Wanted-l00 able bodied men between 16
and IS years of age for the Nineteenth .; s.
Infantry. Head Quarters and shool OF In
struction at Indianapolis, Indiana.
Apply soon at United States Recruiting
Rendezvous, opposite Valley House. Galhpo-
lis, Ohio. b. s. WELTON,
Capt 18th Infantry, Recruiting Officer.
March 9Th, 1862.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-13

WAR ORDER FROM THE PRESIDENT
WAsH1EeroN, March 9.-The Presi.
dent has issued a war order No. 2, in
which he orders that the army Of the
Potomac be divided into an army corps,
to be commanded by the commanders
of corps selected according to their
seniority in rank, as follows:
The first corps d'armee. consisting
of four divisions, to be commanded by
Maj Gen. Sumner; the second corps is
NOT given in the dispatch; the third
corps, consisting of three divisions. to
be commanded BY Brigadier- General
Heintzleman; the fourth corps. consist
ing of three divisions. to be commanded
by Brigadier. Gen. Keys; the fifth corps,
consisting Of Generals Banks and
Shields {late Gen. Lander's) COM
mands, to be commanded by Maj. Gen.
Banks. .'sE
Capt. Bell. Of the Third Pennsylvania
Cavalry, has been promoted to be
Major Of the Third Illinois Cavalry,
NOW in Gen. Hslleck's department.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-13
Notice..

X /. DONNELLY of the State Of Indi-
". ana, will take notice that Wm. R. Fos-
dick and Charles B. FOsdiek of New York
CITY, partners doing business under the name
of W. r. 4 Charles B. FOsdlek, did on the
2Sth dav of February, 1862, file their petition
in the Court of Common Pleas of Gallia eoun-
ty, State of Ohio, against him. the said c. L.
Donnelly, surviving partner of Charles Don
nelly, deceased, setting forth that said Charles
Donnelly and Charles Loekhart Donnelly, be-
ing partners and doing business under the
name of C. i c. L Donnelly, executed in their
firm name a certain prOmissory note, and de-
livered the same to plaintiffs, for the sum OF
s4O8 06, dated 5th Feb. 1861, and due 5th
Nov 1861. That said promissory note, with
the interest thereon accrued, is unpaid and
due to said W. r. & Charles B. FOsdiek, and
praying Judgment for the sum of S4O5 06,
with interest from Sth Nov. 1861.
And said Q. L. Donnelly is further notified
that an order Of attachment has been issued
in said case and returned executed by attach
ing certain real estate situate in Gallipolis.
Gallia county. Ohio, to-wit: Fifty feet of
Garden lot number twenty-seven, being the
property Of said firm Of c. q, G. L. Donnelly,
now in the hands Of said G. L. Donnelly as
surviving partner thereof.
And said C. L. Donnelly is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the 18th day Of April, 1852
WM. R. & CHAS. B. F0SDlCK.
By R. l.. STEWART, their Atty.
March 6, 1862
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-13
For the Gallipolis Journal.
A TRIBUTE,

n A4AADO liz
INSCRIBED TO Mr.. AND MRS GEO.
J. PAYNE, ON THE DEATH OF AN INFANT son.
BYs. B.H.
The loved and lost, four saddest words we sigh,
What broken heart, crushed spirits breathe
the cry;
The loved and lost; heart treasures borne away,
The wealth of yestermorn, all flown to-day.
The loved and lost; grief breathes these words
how oft,
While golden pinioned Faith points US aloft;
Strange, wayward heart that loved one lost to
call,
Whom no more suffering can e'er befall.
The Savior calls the children home as flowers,
Budded to bloom in amaranthine bowers;
"Suffer the little ones to come TO me- he erles,
"Become as these ere you may win the
prize"
Methinks two angels leave the throne at even.
With this command they quit the court of
heaven,
"Go. find among the sons of men gem
Fit for the crown of gold, heavens diadem." p"
Half Borrowing, down the golden streets they
fly,
Through pearly gates they scale the azure
sky,
Still downward, toward our sinful cline they
speed.
Redeeming love, the only theme they plead
We felt their presence in our midst, too soon,
They seek the little life scarce yet begun
We almost heard them whisper, samuel come,
List, angel reapers shouting harvest home"
Hope bears the flower beyond the bounds Of
time,
Faith points the lingerer to fairer cline,
While thus she speaks: 'this is no broken tie
You mourn one less on Garth, one more on
high.
The unseen hand Of wisdom still adore,
Your infant is not lost hut gone before"
PINE Grove COTTAGE, March 9th, 1862.