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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-05
Por the Gallipoli. Journal .

AOi thc odllipohs OOufuuis
LINES %,
Written by Col. G.. L. Baxter. Of the Rebel
army, now prisoner at Johnson's Is
land, to his wife,, after her death. She
died April 9th, 1864: 81 ..ta.f .-....
7 am shut in this dismal solitude, anl sinking
In.Jeepest grIef-deniede . wil.r
I've worn mask while NY poor heart is
breaking,
With stiicd sobs and cry of wild dispair.
. -.rs r-a-.rI ggr.l..' oIi -E.
From all Of gospel promises I've striven
To find that strength which comes from
God alone, srt#G -.t 90 T.t --4F
To feel in mystic love the blow was given;
But my poor heart yearns for its I0st-its
orR.
And she whose loving heart with mine was
blended,
2 Upon whose truth and love ever leaned;
For far frUm ME she too wns praying, a'J
Fur that solace, zach to the other might
---s' ""'e 0se"' .a5ar, tea Hi .r4
The twilight now is gently o'er me stealing.
As days lost light ls Iauing IN the west;
In soln,F= garO the outwarI wvrld eonceaLng,
The tuneiul birds are hushed in song aud
rest.
The little birds that there have made their
GUme '' "-"tsv
(. 80 near our home, their home upon the old
.lDl OAK tree. nI sf~,r4Hg vt .fgl
Their sOugs as if from loving hearts are vel.
Ny Prgeious one-a requiem to thee. 'a'a
-aN+44 %
That home-our happy cottage home at "C"-
81 81 Iull OF joy-and yet Of sorrUv seen
Somewhat, dear one, by thee and me
d Yet Grsreiy, eOtus iby lAer, my Earring Au-
.sssni gua'ilns-ii ~ znios y,nGi19a Il
For he who sent thee on thy angel mission.
To touch With angel hands the chords Of
To come and vanish like spirit vision.
Todrsw my soul to seek thy home above.
-Etom0.aa n.5E7 baG ,.15i a. sl,lG
For BE know full well hath called thee to
his bosom,
Where Heaven and love are thine forever
A joy to me on ,s earth; in Heaven Hsr,s . bloom
OF Immortality. all bright sndFpure.
cL yiifb 10 5ihi.im Yfi ~ ae3a
o, that the mystic link in nsmory's keeping.
May draw me from the earth TO Heaven and
=1d thee; 3l1 AM .9i {ts -sJ1 oa1 |
That, christian hope bid joy instead Of weep
ing
FOrEtrS whose iose was ali the world n me.
.ar --4 ll.tse4 1
Read matter on every page. d
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SOLDIERS AFTER THE. WAR.

IMacauly, in the portion OF his his
tory relating to the state Of English
society at the close Of the great rev.
elution, touches upon q subject curl
ously parallel to our own tines
Speaking of the fears that were then
entertained as to the result Of dis
banding Cromwelrs army, and
throwing its unruly elements back In
to society, he says: hua DO
The troops were now to be disban.
ded. Fifty thousand men, accus-
toned to the profession of arms,
we're at once thrown on the world,
and experiance seemed to warrant
the belief that this change would
produce much misery and crime; that
the discharged veterans would be
seen begging in every street or would
be driven by hunger to pillage. But
no such result followed. In q few
months there remained not 8 trace
indicating that the most formidable
army in the world had Just been alb
sorbed into the mass of the commu-
nifty. The loyalists themselves con-
fessed that in every department of
industry the discarded warriors pros
pered beyond other men; that none
was charged with any theft or rob-
berry; that nore was heard to ask an
aims, and that if baker. q mason
or WAGNER attracted notice by his
intelligence and sobriety, he was, in
all probability, one of divers old
soldiers. H't F-..
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SHerif's SAFE.

The STATE of Ohio, Gellia County, 90.
nURSUANT to the command of an order
il of saIe, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Galiia.
and State OF Ohio, and ID me ;dirrcted, will
offer at public sale. at the dooref the Court
House, in the toEn Of Gsllipolis, in said
county Of Gallia, on the 18th day Of June,
A. d. 1864, at thesSour Of one O'Clock p. NJ.
of SAID day, the undivided half Of the follow
ing real estate, situate in the county Of Callia,
and State Of Ohio, and bounded and des-
eribed as follows, to-wit: The south east
quarter of the north quarter of section
twenty. nine, (29) in township five, t5, of
range sixteen, (l6l; also he Apth east quar-
ter Of the northeast quar- of. section NUM-
Der thirty. in faid township; also the north
east quarter Of the north west quarter Of "a d
section twenty-nine; also the north west
quarter Of the north east quarter of saii sec
tien tEfrty nine; also the south half Of the
soati 314i.ter Of the sauth- h-westssusssefssf
said tecfbn tEe6<F >ufnt; exctfk tBr-e xcsss
decided to Sanael Eaihoc8 slsos'th South
west quarter Of the north east qnart..r of said
section twenty mine; also the wtsthal Of the
north west quarter Of said section twenty nine;
also the northeast quarter Of the norTh east
quarter Of said section twenty nine; also the
west half Of the southeast quarter of the
south west qusrter Of said section twenty
nine; also all that part Of the southwest quar-
ter Of the south east quarter Of section TWEEN
ty. in said town five, aslies on the west sIde
Of Symmes creek, being same side the other
last mentioned is situate; also part of said
section twenty, beginning at ths west bank Of
Symmes creek, on the east and west line there
Of; thence up with the meandering of said
Greek. to the month of gut; thence up said
gut until it strikes the Creek again: thence
with the Greek until it strikes the east and
west line; thence east to the corner; thence
south to the corner; thence east to the place Of
beginning; containing in all three hundred
and ninety-two acres, more or less Ap-
praised at the sum of three Thousand three
hundred and thitts-two dollars, (3332.) -
To be sold as. the property Of John N.
Thomas, at the suit of Isaac lsaacs4
April, A, D. ls64-s6,50 -.
WIN WADDEIL. s. G. c.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
IN will be presented TO the Commissioners
OF Gallia county. Ohio, at their June session,
A. d. 1864, praying for the laying ont and
establishment of a county road. as follows
Commencing in the Mill creek road. at or
near where the private way or road leading
from the land Of Amos 6etz taps said Mill
creek road on 100 acre lot, No. 5ls, in CALI
polls township, in said Gallia county; thence
following said private way or road leading to
the land of SAID Betz, to the line Of said Betz
land; thence along the private road Of said
Betz, 10 white oak tree in the low gap near
gate in the land Of said Amos Betz; thence
running on the north side Of the fence on said
Betz land, to a hickory tree on the line be-
tween the lands OF sald Amos Betz and v.
Switzer; thence the best route TO crooked
white oak in said Switzer's land, near the
fence Of John Bowman; thence on a strait
line to the northeast corner Of the land
owned in common by Josiah Hawk and the
Mary Nelson, heirs; thence on the line be-
tween the land of said v. Switzer, and said
last named tract west 70 . mulberry tree on
the land Of said v. Switxer. near the line Of
the land owned by the heirs Of VIM. Morrison,
deceased: thence in westerly course 10 the
south east corner Of the garden fence Of said
Morrrson's estate; thence south 10 strike the
line between the lands Of said Morrison heirs
and Josiah Hawk: thence west on said line to
intersect the road leading from Gallipolis to
Watson's Mill. known as the Chickamauga
road. in section No. 36, in said Gallipolis
township. '-'-
April %. 1854.
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Notice

A PETITION will be presented to the
~ Commissioners of Gallia county. at the
their annual session. ON the first Monday of
June, 1854. praying for the location and
establishment Of n county road, commencing
in the c"unty road that leads frnm Patriot TO
Centrevillr, near the Neho Meeting house on
the land of VIM. o. Jones. in Perry township,
in said county of Gallia; thence eastward on
the north side Of a frnnch, through the land
of VIM. o. Jones' thence eastwa d through
the land Of Evan J, Morgan and Richard
MorgaE-.. and the land belonging TO the heirs
Of David Parry; thence eastward through a
partof section ten. owned by John Smith. aud
occupied by David J. Evans, to intersect the
old Harmon Ferry road. near the mouth Of a
lane that leads past Smiths house. and to va
cate that part Of the road that leads from the
Perry town house to HApinstoll Mill that lies
between said Town-house and the road that
leads from Patriot to Centreville. l.'ftf
April 81, lS64.-3w.s
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EFGovsrnor Vance on this 22d
Of February at Wilkesboro', in his
mad speech urged the Southern peo.
pie to continue the war and made
such fanatical, truthless and strange
harangue, as to create a suspicion
that he must have imbibed too freely
before he went upon the stand.
The Raleigh Progress in publish
ing this speech, and in his leader,
endorsing it, although in favor Of
fighting on and dying IN the last
ditch. expressly declares that he has
no hope of peace or prosperity to
either party by the sword, but his
only hope is that, rather than have
the war protracted, the Great Ns-
tional Democratic Party of the North
(2) will agree to a dissolution OF the
Union. 1t is strange, what mere
shadows of, straws, drowning men
will grasp at. These men will learn
in time that this hope will prove
like the. apples Of Sodom, aud this
staff will be. reed seven times
broken. a .u1
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Sher;f'S SaLe.
The Srqt, Of Ohio. Galia Counfy, s..

The State Of Ohio, Gauia County, IS.
DURSUANT to the command of an order
1 of sale, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Gallia,
and State of Ohio, and to me directed as
Sheriff of said county, will cffcr at public
sale. at the door of the Court House, in the
town of IalliIolis, in said county Of Gallia,
on the 9th day of May, A. D 1864, at one
o'clock p NJ. of sail day, the fnIlowi real
estate, described as follows, to-wit: Being in
section twenty-right, (2s.) fraction thirty
four, (34, Morgan township township No.
z, of range fifteen. 15,) bounded as follows:
Beginning % chains west of the corner of
said fraction, at stake in the south line Of
sail fraction, and at the south west corner of
the land owned by Duncan McLeish; running
thence west 2n CHAINS and so links on south
line of said fraction. tn sUuih EAST corner Of
lands owned by Andrew Mailer; thence north
with said Moler and Jos@Ph McMullen. east
line 29 cha rs and 81 liks. to stake; thence
east 20 chains. and 30 links to the west line
of Duncan McLeish. Jr.;; thence south with
McLeish; west hne % ehairs and 81 links to
the place Of beginhing. Containing sixty
acres of land, more or less. With the appur.
tennces,. .siipraised at the sum OF s660.00 -
10 he sold as the property of George Russell.
at the suit Of Hiram Maxon
Given under my hand this 7th day Of
April A. D. ls64-S3 so. ,.t1
~ ..7as WIN. wADDELL, s. @. C.
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To Township Assessors.
Aup,-onis 5 orrrcr. Garrrs Co.,

AuDl-oR's oFFIcE. GALLIs Co.,
April 25, 1854.
The law for the esroument Of the militia,
xas reeeIysd at bis Office to-day. You wilI
therefore proceed to make list Of all persons
living within your limits being eighteen years
Sfiage, and under the age Of forty.fiye years,
and return certified copy thereof to this Of
Z fee, on or before the third Monday of May
!. next ensuing. The following sections are
kiven for your instructions, to-vit;
s SEcsas Bri itlsnaefed By tie General As
sembit sf tis 6fate of Ohio, Thatit shall be
,xhe duty Of township ip8asessors Of the several
towaships. aud the assesfots of the several
wards of the several eitis s. annth}Igszin May,
at the same time they are taking q assess
meTt Of personal pr0Psrty, TO inake list Of
persons living within their respective. limits.
liable 70 enrolment, and return1s certified
copy thereof to the snditor,s nfiice Of the pro-
9,psr count7fen ~ - -srt abe thita Aendsysef
-hay, who shall file lie sasne, and annually.
on or beferea the third /. Monday Of august.
transmit statemept showing the numb.r IN
rolled in each township or ward. 70 the adju-
tant-general of the state; county ~auditOrs,
upon satisfactory proof, are authorized to cor
rect said rolls. BY adding the name Is any
person omitted. or striking of the name Of
any person improperly, enrolleds
Skc-f3. Keepers Of boarding houses, and
master or mistresses Of dwelling houses.
SHALL upOn'application of the assessors within
whose bounds their houses are situated. or of
persons acting under them, given information
of the names of the persons residing in their
houses, liable TO enrolment or TO do military
duty;and every such person shall, upon like
application, give his name and age; and
if such keeper. master, mistress. or person,
refuse to give such information, such keeper,
master or mistress shall forfeit and pay
twenty dollars, and such person shall forfeit
and pay ten dollars, to be recovered on COM
plant Of either Of the assessors.
Write The names plain, and aim at accuracy,
so that no names may be either erroneously
omitted. or Improperly added. Make out
your lists alphabetically on common size Cap
paper, and only one column of names to each
page. WIN. NASH, Aud'r.
Anril % 1864 -- ,-- rvf ~
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SLANG PHRAsEs.-Many which are

SLANG PHRAsEs.-Many which are
frequently called slany phrases, are
really not so-for instance, HE is
brick" or You are a BRICK" &c.,
which originated thus when an
ambassador from Epirus went to
Agesilaus, King ofSpsrta, he said 10
him, where on earth are the walls
of Sparta? Other towns or Greece
have walls-but where are yoursi"
Them morning Agesilaus had his
army drawn up before the ambasss-
dor, and with an exulting cheer said
to his friend from .Epirus Look !
these are he iOalls Of Sparta, Sir; and
every particular man you sss q GBriek."
Thus it is shown that this slang. 20.
called. wherein one is called Q brick.
is really classical "a, r., re,.cim
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Notice

A Petition will be presented TO the Com
N missioners Of Galiia county. at their june
session, A. D. 1864, praying for an alteration
in the State road leading from Guthrie's land.
ing in Cheshire, Gallia county, TO Macarthur,
commencing about ten rods up the creek,
shove what is known as the Paul Darst Hill,
in Cheshire township; thence running to the
right of the present survey and location Of
rood road can be located, so as to avoid said
hill. and interesting said road again. at OF
near the foot Of the hill, below the dwelling
house of Christian C 'Coughenour.
April %, 1864.
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Notice.

# DeY; Ann Conley and Joseph oonley, her
lZhufband, Of Stearnarcnunty II |, in. the State of
Mtrnesota; and frances Jane RousE and Jacob
Roush, her husband, Of Masoncity in Mason
county, in the State.of West Virginia, will
take notice that John Fultz, administrator of
the estate of Isaac Birthisel, deceased, on the
18th day OF April, 1864, filed his petition in
the Probate Court, with in and for the county
of Gallia, and State of Ohio, alleging that
the personal estate of the said decedcnt is in
sufficient to pag his debts, and the charges of
administering HE estate; that he died seized
in fee simple of the following described real
estate, situate in the Incorporated Village of
GallipOiis, in the county Of Gallih, and State
Of Ohio, to-wit: Town or city lot numbered
two hundred and thirty, (230) on the record
ed plat Of SAID Incorporated Village Of CALI
polls, with the appurtenanees; and that the.
said Lncr Ann Conley. and Joseph Conlry.
her husband; Franc-s Jane Roush and Jacob
Roush, her husband. William Birthisel, ami
Eliza Fultz, wife of the said John Fultz. ad-
ministrator as aforesaid. as his heirs at law,
hold the next estate of nheritance therein.
The prayer of SAID petition is for a sale of
said premises. for the payment of the debts
and charges aforesaid. r - ego
Said petition will lie for hearing on the 2lst
day of May. A. y. 1854, or as soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard
@ ttF .e JOHN FULTZ, .r
Admir- ef the estate of Isaac Birthisel, deed
April 81, 1854. .a g.: nr.r
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned. by leave granted by the
j Probate Court, within and for the county
OF Gallia and State of Ohio, hereby gives no.
tice that on the l4th day of April, 1860. he
was duly appointed by said Court, Admins
traitor Of the estate of Isaac BIrthisel, late of
said county, deceased. c.iffTt1
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment and
those havirg claims against the same, will
present them duly authenticated to the under
signed for allowance. eIJgIs a5i8U
e'i JOHN FULTZ, Admir-
April 81, 1854. Stt11 ETIHU
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IMPRESSIONS AT FIRST SIeHT.-This
subject, at the supper table, was get
ting talked over. when the lady who
presided ..oser the cups and tea. said
that she ''always formed aniidea ofla
person at first sight; and that idea
she found, was generally q correct
one" Mamma said her youngest
son, in shrill voice that attracted
the attention OF all present. well.
my dear said the fond mother.
Awhat do you vant?''i AZ want to
know said young America, '"what
you thought 1rhen you ttTst susc NE"
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POPPING CORN.


And there they sat q popping corn, .s-
John styles and Susan cutter; .....
John Styles as stout as any OF,
And Susan fat a. hutter, ...,y .-a..... .. .
And there they sat and shelled the corn,
And raked and stirred the FIRE, .7a.'.'
And talked of different kind Of ears,
And hitehed their chairs upenigher.
Then Susan she the pepper shook, 81; !;
Then John he shuok the Pepper,
Till both their faces grew as red
As sauce-Pans made Of copper.
And then they shelled and popped and ate,
And kin ks OF fun ppking,
And he haw haved rf htrrfpsfks, =
I And she laughed at his joking. -
And still they popped and still they ate,
Johns mouth was like hopper,)
And stirred the fire and sprinkled salt,
And shook and shook the pepper
The clock struck nine, the clock struck ten,
And still the corn kept popping; -.
1t stuck eleven and then struck twelve,
And still no signs Ofstopping.
And John he ate, and Sue she thought
The corn did pop and patter,
Till John cried out: The corn's afre.
Why, Susan what's the matter?"
-aF. . -.J .... 70.
She said, "John Styles it's one o'clock,
You'll die of ofiudigestion; -... g.. ...
I'm sick Of this lopping corn,
Why don't you pop the Question:" i'r
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Noticel
Asli... May. I, ~.

Asli'', .. Mays Divorce. .,al
Parker Msysailt 80 u ,E4t
TINE said defendant. Parker Mays, whose
Il place Of residence is unknown, as appears
by affidavit, that on the 3rd day of March,
1864 the said Malissa Mays filed in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Gallia and State of Ohio her peti-
ton praying to be divorced from her said hus.
Band. the said Parker Mays, and ayerring for
cause, willful absence for more than three
years last past. Said petition will be for hear
ing at the next term of said Court.
.AkLISSA MAYS.
April 1864 By A NASH. her Atty,
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~ 1t is said when Com. Ysndef-
bilt was asked to contribute to the
n. r. Sanitary Fair he said he would
give what A. T Stewart did
Stewart wrote aout his check for
Sl0O, 600 and Vanderbilt Immediately
covered it with q check OF his ora
for alike amount. -' "9 oN-t
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'.'gEJudge Barnard, the copper
head Daniel OF New York, in charg-
ing the Grand Jury, Thursday morn
ing, made a political speech from the
Bench RECOMMENDING the indictment
Of individuals who call others trait
ors and secessionists.
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.. ef5 NOTICE.
Mary =. !. H'rry } Divorce.

Charles P. Mnrry,) -. p.
T,HEeaid defendant whose place Of residence
L is unknown an appears by affidavit, is here
by notified that the 23rd day iof April
1864 the said Mary .. Morry filed in the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the county
of Gallis State of Ohio. her .pftition praying
to he divorced from her said husband. the
said Charles P. Murry. sverrinR for cause will
full absence for more than three years last
past and asking that the custody Of the child
of the petitioner and f-ndant nay he de-
creed to her. Said petition will be for hear
ing at the pext term Of said Court.
MARY J. MURRYg
April %, 1863. By s. A. NAsH, her Att' y
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Leaning on the merit, MOther.p .'o.i.
OF the one who died for all
Peace is in my bosom, Mother.
DoR't you hear the angels cal; ir-
Lon't you hear them singing. Mother,
Listen to their music swell. 'at
Now leave you loving Aothes ...l
God be with you, fare you well!
CHvRUs-i tIf or L'itt
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Hark! hear the bugles sounding,
'Tis the signal for the fight,
Now may God protect us. mother.
As he always does the right
Hear the .'Dattle cry Of Freedom,'
How 1t swells uron the airs 7
On, yes ven rally round the standard.
Or We j perish nobly there.
O. cso,us- O." - "n
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Notice.
Mary A. Sheets,
vs.. Divorce.
Sam'l H. Sheets.

sam1 H. sheets.1
THE said defendant, ssm1 H. Sheets;
Il whose residence is unknown, is notified
that the said Mary A. Sheets, has filed in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Gallia county, o.,
on the 26th day of April, 1864, her petition
against him, praying for allimony and divorce
from him, her husband. on the ground of
adultery with ono Nancy E. Rice, on or
about the 2nd day Of March, 1864, at the house
of said defendant in Guyan township, in said
Gailia county, and on the ground of abandon
meht of said petitioner without cause, sai
petition also asks that said defendant may be
restrained from dIsposing of his personal or
real estate until the final hearing Of said Pc
tition. Said petition will be ior hearing at
the next term Of said Court
MARY A. SHEETS.
By s. A. NASH, her Atty.
April 2s, 1854 -4-L ~.-.rr
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stIsl;f!'ilsa l;!'l 'A1l,t'.t+::r,.1pl! ], :,.1l!.
JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE. MOTHER.

JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE. MorHEF
.ne0 .iEsis7fG -l--- gst tusiei-sh
just before the bsttle. Apthsf; hgi sai,r'
am thinking meet Of youf scc.Hs gg
While upon the held we're vtehirg.
With the enemy in Newt 80
Comrades brave. are round melying. !
Filled With thoughts Of; hone and God,
For we'll they know thst on shi morrow q
sctns viii sIesp bepesth lesod- r-.
caezus-- 81 81. ,-r ts sa
ns Farewell 1holhrn. Tou faY never 49,
Press me % your heart again; la.
aif But o, you'il rot for7; -ae mother,
II I'm numbered ", he slain.
Oh Hong to ses ycsf; ino(h<r3
= AZ the losfhg 6hts Gf hone. -t .
But I'll never learspur banner
Till in honor can come. ., ---.
Tell those traitors, sli around you,
o Thet their cruel vor.is We know
In every battle kill our soldiers. -.
By The help they give the foe. '
CHoRrs-
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H Read matter on every page.
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Notice.

BY s. A. NAsH, her Atty.
April 2s, 1864 -+-l
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And she whose loving heart with mine was
blended,
Upon whose truth and love ever leaned;
For far frUm me she too wns praying, af.J
For that solace, each to the other might
hdre been. .-