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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02


Bse~ The following Act, changing the
time Of holding courts in the 10Th Judicial
D $ rict, W IS passed at the late Extra Ses.
sion of the Legislature:
4 "A CTto amend hc2dond Sd Scctions Of an
-4"t eahtlcd "An Act 10 reorganize the lth
Jmiiciai Dt"frict, and ds.fnc the time Of hokd-
ing Courts therein, opprOOed ftd. 2d, 1861. >
SEcTIoS ]. BE Hendetcd by the LtgisIdtarc
Of Tie State Of TGtas, That the I'd Section of
the above reciie Act be amended so as to
read as follows:
"The District Court shall he held twice
i'll each year, in said Distlic as follows to,
wit: In the County of Ellis, on the lst Mon
days in March and September in each year,
and may continue in session two wocks; in
the County of johnson, on the third Mon
d VS. in March aud September. and mny
con inue in session enc week; in the Con l.
~ # Parl G., on the fourth Mondays in
March and September and may co ,tinue in
session two weeks in the Co nav of Tar
rant on the sccand Mondays after the fourth
Mondays in March a d : 'ptembcr, and may
continue in session two weeks; III the Coun-
ty of Dallas on the fourth Monday n a'tor the
fourth Mondays in March and September
and may continue in session two weeks in
the county of Kaufman. on th' Xth Mon
day after the 70, ri'l Mondays in March aud
September, and may continue in session
two weeks; in the Count of Van Xanlt ON
tie eight Monday oflei the fourth Mondays
in March and September, AND may can tinue
in session until the business is disposed Of
SEC 2. That the 3d Section OF the Act above
rCc,Ied he so amended as to read as follows:
"That all writs and other process, issued
f'om the District Courts Of any at the coun-
ties named in this Act. shall be made ie.
turnnblo TO the terms Of said Courts, as es-
tablishcd by this Act, and all cases Of ap-
peals shall he .rciurnalle TO the Supreme
Court AT Austin except the counties of
Kaufman and Van Iandt, which shall be
rcturnabie to the Supreme Court at Tyler"
SIC. 3. That all laws conflicting herewith
be and the same are hereby repca led and
that th,s Act take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved May %, 1864.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02
ANNOUNCEME A ENTS.

. 'Sr~rA~~~S~S>>>~r~~>>
ID We are authorized to announce Hon. c.. ".
GKLEY. Of Fort Bend County, AS candidate for
ociate Justice Of the Supreme Court, at the ensu-
election.
6Wo are authorized to announce Col. NAT. NJ.
RFoRD, as u candidate for Chief Justice of Dallas
MY, ut tho ensuing August election.
I-Wa are authorized to announce GEORGE W ,
WS, al candidate for recollection to the Office Of
X of the County Court of Dallas County. at the
ing election.
~" We are Authorised to Announce JAMES =.
OMAS, as candidate for reelection Ia he ofiice
reasurer of Dallas County, at the ensuing eec ion.
u We are authorized to announce JOHN II.
jHhAN, as a candidate for recollection to the Of
of Assessor aud Collector of Dallas County, at
ensJiug election
G'At tho solicitation of many friends tho name OF
DREW NJ. MOORE is respectfully announced as
lnddate for the Office of Sheriff Of Dallas County.
:tiop st Monday in August next.
- We are nu hori2od 10 announce W. H. TlIOM-
Is candidate for re.elcction To tho Office of Sur
)rofDallas county, at the ensuing election.
y We are authorized to announce GEORGE W.
LRl, Esq, as n candidate for re.elccii N to tho
cot Justice of the Peace for Precinct No I, Dal-
;"iIniy, at the enmng August election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02
No. 45. "

shall be reuuirrd 10 make IN affidavit before
some person authorized TO administer oa .ht,
that dining the continuance of such le,...
they will not charge or Ike mere than ou,-
eighth as toll for grain ground in su.h
mill. and that they win sell all the surpfnu
of the toll received at snid mill (oyers ssa,
mort for thei, families TO the Guyerumeu,
soldiers families and sndiyrnt persons H..
the srices liked hy the Commissioners g..
the several States Of this Department, an
the owners OF saw mills will sell their ltu
Der NJ 50 per huu,il ca rtet
Ill. Conscripts dcuiled as tanners ~
tanners who may have any conscript =,
tailed to work for them, shall be reuuired 4,
make an ufiidnv l.. ~ prescribed in sect;oa l.
Of this order, that during the continuance T.;
their detail they will sell all their leathv
at the pr,c's fixed ny the Commissioners 9:
tie several States O. this Department.
". Conscripts detailed for the bench. q.
the pubic as shoc.makers and blacksmitn,
shall be required to make q similar affdav,
that during the continuance of their details
they will not charge more than at the rae
of seven dollars per day for their labos.
where the material is Furnished them, ART
Where the party detailed furnishes the ma
trial the actual cost of the same shall te
al led to the price Of their labor per day
D. V. Conscripts detailed as Ppysicane
shall make an affidavit that during the co,.-
tnunnce OF their detail. thew will not chars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02
HEAD.VRS. BUREAU oF CoNsCRIpTIoN
TRANS-MiSS DEPARTMENT. o..
MARSH ALL TENAS. June LIST. ladl.
GEN HR Al. ORDERS.
w. r..

w. IL.
!. Persons who hold the appointment of
fu ii n nations az Consus in this Depar-
n"ni. nrd who ind the late act of Con:
mr">- are liable to conscription, will not be
'u"oll-l ~ long as they hold such appoint
mantc
II. Persons seeking exemption on tie
g,ound that they are citizens of Maryland.
are REQ ouired to make their applications 81
this office, SO ting forth fully the facts q
their eases, and submitting clear proof q
their citizenship. Residence under the Ia,
law be-. the TEST o" liability to militalH
service each case will be determined on T..
own meris and must be accompanied wi
facts other than mere citizenship eniitlirg
the applicant To exemption, otherwise eS
cmption will be denied.
Ill. SO much of Paragraph ii, Speci"i
Order No 76, current series, from this B'i
rcau as requires the Reserve Corps in TeX.
as to form voluntary rganizations or ei(.
roll themselves within thirty days 'frotl,
10Th ultimo, and so much of General Order
No. 10, current series, from this Bureau, ~.
requires such organization or enrollmen'
in the States of Louisiana and Arkansas.
ly the 10th instant, are hereby reyOhee.
aud the time for the said organization 0r
iu ~ tA''Htcu
until the lst of July next.
". so much Of clause 3, Par. III, Gen.
eral Order No. s. current series, from this
bureau, as requires certain officers to re- !,
licve all able-bodicd men in their empIo,
within sixty days from 9th Of April last, is
hereby revoked, and such officers nre al.
lowed until the 10Th of July TO reliye fros 4,
duIy snch employees. 80
V. Every pr on volunteering or repOr',
ing foF enrollm"ni, or who have voluntee,
cd or been enrolled, in the Reserve Corps,
will be required TO make affidavit that he i.
was over % years old on the 10th of July !.
last, aud officers applying for the detail az.
member Of that corps, must distinctly ec-
tify that they were over the said age on ~.
said 10th of July. Enrolling Officers are
cnioined TO exc else the utmost vigilance
10 prevent evasion Of this order, and 10 re-
port promptly all cases Of its violation.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. GREER,
4G:4i. ". SrEAnAS, A. A. Generst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

list or c,SU\rTIES iu CI Ch;s,,,,
Rco;mc,, Ion,'s nr;n,Ia :an U,;a,.s
Diyis:on from Ami, -th 70 Mor Isu'
1884 Inclusive.
rTr,n ,xr, su,rr
! q cruIo,sc,'r j, imam, ~ ,,ndoa
srebt, - Morrau nna,oer Villa
Go, A-KilIed, lanes puelet, !. s,uo
Tones Wesley Alexandra Wounded T.,
! A Finch slicLt. nrivries J.s pinnn
Co B-I,ieut d p Feoris (sincr dica i
scrgt Rorncu {slnce dieJ ! M;ss;nc t,,n,
A. J Hart. priyntcs John Mills j Fr nix.
liz Ioso, MoCoo I r od,n,
20 C-Wouudcd. KannoJv Kinnord
arm. Missing Cant. Jas q. Villa son
III. George F. Porter, Scrrt. 4. T. Heath:
,,,;u,,os W., r., g. w c.,
4 DougIas Henry Do3oloe n n p,rls
Calvin Rlack Iohn F por,er u.robnn,
Freeman. q N Halter s WcCartv
Cbas A,,c, berry r. r J,mcs " : nov;s'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

30 The attention OF our rea lars is called to tie
various announcements in this paper for State aud
Comfy Offices.
For Associate Justice Of the suarsm" conrt Judge
c. ". Buckley, of For Bend County, il announced.
For County oGce, the following names ure announ.
ccd:
For ChiotJustce, Col. Nat. NJ, Burmri; Fer Conn.
ty Clerk, George W. Laws, the sent incumbent ;
For Sheriff, Andrew NJ. NJ ore: For County Treas.
nrcr, James =. Thomas For CoLn Surveyor, VIM.
II Thomas and for As sssor and Collector, John H.
Cochran, the three last named hi the present in.
cumbcsts Also, fnr. Justice uf Il e Peace Precinct
No. |, George W. Baird. They are all well u vn
10 III" citizens of the county and need no ntroduc.
tiun from MS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

sBf- We recommends the issue OF The
aid this week, after a suspension of sew
months. The paper on which we print
resent is thin, dark and rather small,
il is the beat we can do for some weeks
perhaps months. We expect, however,
ave white paper before a great while,
shall spare no efforts to keep on har d
onstant supply thereafter. We can do
if we are sustained by our reat ers, aud
up promptly in such funds or produce
will enable us to buy paper. We shall
eavor to nuke the paper as readIt,e as
sible, and trust to tho generosity o; our
rons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

psS~Official information has been rcceiv-
ed at Houston that the Federals have fnal-
ly evacuated Fort Esperanza, below lndi-
anola. They blew up the works on the
morning of the 10Th ult, and EFF, on their
transports on the same day, There is, tie e.
fore, not Yankee at this time ON our whole
,ast this side of the Rio Grnnde.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02
HEAD QUARTERS TRANS-MISS DEPT
GAMnEN. Auk Nav Jtlt lSG4

Spl,iiass II IL" JTnR. Miss. Department;
he campaign, inaugnrat,' nt Mansiioir the
;,, If national last aud supplirati"n, has, unter
r', ilrnco, been crowned will, most glorious and
brilliant succcr. lou have defeated fju hree times
Your The fields nf Mansfield, Pleasant. liill,
Couticrvile, P"ison Spring, Marks Mills aud Jrn-
kins' Ferry, attest your vJiiun. Eight thousand
lfcd and wounded, six Thousand prisoners, thirty
four pieces of riilery twelve hundred wagons one
gnnloai and three Transports, ALREADY The fruits
Of your yi;tores. The path O' glory is si open to
ybn-pcrmanunt security to you homes, before yor.
Cil together your compades and shoulder to shoulder
will yet free the soil Of our beloved country from
tho invodrr's footsteps Soldiers of Arkansas, Mis-
souri, Texas aud Louisiana, yon have the thanks II
II grateful people. Your living viii be respected
your dead honored 1 d reyerrd.
Il. KIRBY SMITH, General
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02
mAnQrANTnRs TRANSMITS. LEp'r. !

nEApQIARTERS TRANSMITS. EEP'T
t,MnEr, ARK, May Sd, lsl
!S.'d..S 9iH" T,dHs. Mj>s. D,J,0imcH:
oncc more in the hour of victory called upon
To mourn I he heroic dead.
Gen W. H. Scurry and Horace Randall have fallen
upon the Il Id { honor A. jenkins Ferry they of
irrul Themselves up precious victims the altar of
Liberty.
Mouion and Green arc gone; Scurry ard Randall
haze followed on tho same glorious path. Be- it ours
to rmuiafc heir virtues and rslor, and TO act
not unworthy To associate with such heroes.
In culurs nf their respective Brgadcs will be
,lri,prd in mourning f,r thirty days.
H. KIKBT SMITH, General Commanding,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

. harvesting has been going Oh for soluc weeks,
is now, we believe about over. The first week
groat deal Of rain fell, and roiarSed opera ions
oosiously and had the wet weather con inued
y uays longer. II great deal Of the wheat would
) Deen ruined. As ii il, the yield is said to be
iair a,Grhgc crop. Oats are alrO very good, and
cop Of Hungarian grass very superior. Corn
looked better than it does now, and the farmers
'~ that with one more good rain the crop will be.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02
y. KIRBY SMITH, Genera

nN Sioux the Alexandria correspondent Of the
Honsion Telegraph says that the exchange Of priso.
ncrs has commenced in this department. Two boats
loaded with Yankees down the river Ike night
II the 18th, and will bring back equal numter of
ouS TIE wsnndsd ard their attendants OF Plea
SAINT Hill aud Mansfield viii e tho first exchanged,
aud then ,ff no Peciden hspyeus. all in this dspfrt
plent. ~ p. --.-a e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

'Capi. Jno. W. Lane, Of Col. Chisum's
'enI, will convey any letters to Green's
vision, or Polignac's Division, in the
Of Louisiana, il left II this Office or at
st office, Oh or before the 10th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

The three principal papers in the
,,, he Austin Gazette, and Houston 7'ei-
i,y, and Netes, have come down to spe-
Ng is in their chargcs-the old pric $
sl description and advertising, or its
iy. lent in. Confederate n.oLe;. Rating
c,tsr,.t 80 for i in specie, which APP
lE to be the Inst quotation, this will
yo he weekly papers cost Sl2O ami the
We klies $240 per annum in currency.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

The Crockett Quid Nunc of the 9th,
';-yutch from Houston, stating that
derals had attacked Eagle Pass, on
20 Grande, but. were repulscd by tlio
garrison. They were, however. still
neighborhood.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

~ s9he Austin Gazette of June lst, sth
~ lath, contain all the General and Spe-
a. 'rws passed by the late extra session
,hc Legislature, complete. -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02
HEAD Q'RS. BUREAU or C0NSCR1PTION, !
TRANSMITS. DEPARTMENT.
MARSHALL, TEXAS, May 30th, 1864.

No. II.
i. he following schedule of prices is pub
lshed for the benefit of all concerned:
II. All owners of Grist and Saw Mills,
who have been or may hereafter be detail
ed MS millers, or may have conscript de-
tailed as miller OF. engineer in said mills,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

- We are indebted to our friend, D.
c.UI dson, Esq. Of the Austin Gazette, for
t., ptl'er on which we ro;ommence the pub
I.Grsua of the Herald lie has our thanks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02
frsp .QuAnrsE.. .nisr wssr Icuru,s, ,
In the Fhld, April 2gth, 1854.

= -. Gcneral Commanding desires 10 exnr,s,
~, sis appreciafiOn Of the ts-tingni.b,,a
"a ensr,sy displayed by Major IN. Wh.r.
~ = IN r,,rsai, offle enemy on the va, 23d.
N,st--<. In daring, in yigor. and ~ ~oidjer
.rcptfntionk Of hese three days will c~onara
] -, With any OF the war ccniing to usNifb
,.rnod with che lanrels of many hard fot>bt
3 IA, ior General Wharton takes piscr at once
rink Of Tssas leaders. . h
st,Tor Genersl 0o-manding Is graiifed I.
~ prspsdiru Gen. Stt-le. Col. farsObs. Capt
50 r.,p,s. Buiery, and ihsir o1iceIs and mrn
,,,cd The ccnrn-ndatop pf Gen. Wharton
<,ar o. Major Central TAYLOR
g.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02
Weealy @allas 8srala.
uBLisiED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY SWINDELLS & LANE.
I. w. SHINDEIIS ], W, LANE,

%s the presaat uo can oily receive Subscribers far
rec months. mt 50 per quarter. Advertising OF all
Ids, except for Government, SO per limo for cach
rrIioD, payable invariably In advance.
NhsAr, delivered ut the Herald oniso, or at tho
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en- at market rates, for Subscription, advertising
lob work. Anything upon which we eau subsist
with which We can purchase paper to carry on our
insse, will be received at MS market value.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-02

We are indebted to friend in Chisum's Regiment
fer a c"pr of Gen. Mai"r'v address to his Division,
which give below:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

The London Illustrated Ners, hitherto very
friendly to the rebels, says that Jef7s last mes
sage is as bitter if not vulgar, against En-
gland as the New York Herald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

DISTRICT CoURT-Adjourned on the goth. The
following are the closing proceedings of the
term
Geo. Griffin VS. W. S. acknowledgement for
plaintiff.
John Arm VS. NJ nnally, ct al--Judgment for
plaintiff.
Sturdivant Il Whtmorc VS. Bosworth-Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
D. NJ. Kellogg vs. W. S. Lowden, ct. al.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
John Desy VS. Dennis Desy.-Suit dismissed
Upton Burt VS. Moss, Mabie & Co.-Judg-
ment for plaintiffs.
W. l.. Collins VS. Board of Supervisors. -Writ
of Mandamus denied and judgment for defend
ants for costs.
Fegan VS. Desy.-Motion for appointment OF
receiver overruled
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL


L. p. FISHER, 171 Washington street. up stairs)
Enthusiastically opposite Magures Opera House-is
only authorized Agent in that city.
henry 8. MARTIN, Postmaster at Junction City will
receive subscriptions TO the JOURNAL in that section
nish our printed receipts
Su cribers to the JoURS Douglas City will receive
printed receipts by leaving the due with KELToN
fLLOGG authorized agents.
At North Fork A. WATERS is our authorized Agent
AMOS SMITH, mailman transact all business pertain
ing to this Office at the several points below North Fork
CHAS y0SE is Agent for Trinity and vicinity
FREY RANTZAU Agents at Lewiston.
A. g. PRICE, ESQ. and Justice GUSTAV THEDE are au
thorzed to receive and receipt for subscriptions the JOUR
NAL ON Canon Creek.
Expressman BIGGs is authorized receipt
subscriptions in the Hay Porkssscton
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
SCHOOL ELECTION.
AGENCY NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN
~ dersigned has this day appointed Henry A
Jones his legal agent to transact all business du
ring his absence from Weaverville. All persons
indebted to me by note or account are requested
to settle at the earliest opportunity.
JOHN P. JONES.
Weaverville, Nov. Z, 1853 44-td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

THE Cincinnati Times, in referring to the recent
cold snap at the West, says: - The statue OF
Perry was frozen stiff on New Years day. 1t is
thought that it will have to be amputated. Bar
Der poles signs, and not unfrequently lamp-posts,
frozen off. The air at the same time was
cutting that in many cases it is used to cut up
sausage meat Physicians had advised citizens
not to breathe it until the edge has been taken
off. \ benevolent gentleman named Elwood is
busy day and night taking the edge off. lie had
to engage an additional bartender, business is
so brisk.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21
THE DRAFT.

The Draft actually comes off on to-mor-
row, Thursday, September %, as we are in
formed BY the following note from Provost
Marshal Ready
OFFICE Pro MAR, 10th Dis. Ohio,
UHRIcHsvm.LE, o., Sept 18th, 1864.
CADIZ SENTINEL: Draft is ordered to
commence in the 10th District Of Ohio,
Thursday, September 22d, 1864.
Very Respectfully.
A. 7. READY.
Capt. and Pro. Mar. 10th Dist. Ohio,
Last fall every Republican in Ohio said
vote for Brough and avoid the Draft. =
This fall they would come nearer the truth
if they would say ''vote for Lincoln and
have Draft. "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21
Prisoners of War OF the I26th
..s Ohio. .-.r-.r.


We are in the receipt of the following
note from Mr.. A. d. Walker, of Go. C,
l2Gth Ohio, which will give relief to those
having. friends in the regiment:
c. S. NJ PRISON, No t,
DANvILLE VA, August "A, 1864,
Etlitor C0Hz Sentinel, Caliy Ohio:
SIR. i forward you a note which you
will please give publication in the columns
Of your paper for the satisfaction Of those
who have friends in the 12Gth regiment. O.
', J., containing list of men captured at
the battle Of Frederick Junction, Md, July
9th, 1864
Go. A.-Corp. George Shuss, Andrew ].
Orr, John Coleman, John Passmorc, John
Gundy.
Co. B,-Corp. Hiram W. Ball.
Co. C.-Sergt. A. ID. Walker, Wm. Coul-
trap, Abraham Baker, Silas Wharton, Da-
vld NJ. Dennis, jonathan Warden Frank
lin Thomas, Levi Cook, VIM Eambeck.
Go. D.--.James Titon, j. A. Thompson,
j. O. Nartin.
Go. E.-John Snyder, Daniel Waltz
John Marshall J. R. Earls, VIM. Brammer
Go, F.-Philip Rembo, Peter Kiser, II.
p. Harper
Co. G.-Thomas Taylor, Jacob Garrett
James Benell, John Engle, Joseph Boger.
Co. H.-Corp, j. c. Haverfcld, ID. II.
Myers, Nathan Almonds, VIM. Thornton.
Peter Arben, Nathan Rine.
Co. IA. NJ. Lewis, David Snyder, Sed-
wick Blake, w. Fl. Burton. Peter Letter.
Co. K.-Sergt. T. H. Whittier, Corp.
Charles Perrin, Jacob Miller, j. j. Carver,
II: II. Still. t. NJ. Allen, Robert Moore,
VIM. w. Harper.
Respectfully yours,
A. d. WALKER,
Co. G., l26th O. vi
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21

ShGl'ifT'S Proclamation.
NTOTICEis hereby given to the qualified
~ electors of the County of Harrison,
State of Ohio, that the next annual election
will be held, according to law, in the several
townships Of said county, at the usual places
OF holding elections therein. on tho
SECOND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER, 1864,
being the llth day of said month at which
time and places the qualified electors of said
county will vote for one person for Supreme
Judge, full term. one person for Supreme
Judge, long vacancy, one person for Su-
preme Judge, short vacancy, one person for
Secretary of State, one person for Attorney
General, one person for Comptroller Of the
Treasury, one person for Board of Public
Works, full term, one person for Board of
Public Works, for vacancy. And in connec-
ton with Belmont, Guernsey, Noble and
TuscaraWas counties, one person for Repre-
sentative in Congress. And one person for
County Auditor, one person for Recorder
one person for Commissioner, one person for
Surveyor, one person for Coroner, and one
person for Intrmary Director.
And pursuant to the provision of the Act
ofthe General Assembly of the State Of Ohio,
entitled "4An act relating to Jurors" rasscd
February 9th; 1881, I hereby give notice to
the Trustees of the several Townships in
said county that the following is the appor-
tionment of Jurors, for the ensuing year,
made in conformity of the act aforesaid
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21
For the Sentinel.
'sAIY LOST BROTHER"

He Joined the Union army,
While winters blasts blew cold;
NV blithe and youthful brother,
With spirit true and bold.
Though oft we've roamed in childhood.
He's gone from home afar,
To Join the surging columns;
The bristling clan OF war.
And when fair spring was budding.
lie had reached the southern cline;
He, with his muSSet shouldered,
To the drum was keeping time.
But just rs spring was waning,
And the leaves began to fall:
When nature seemed as pausifig,
To the stern destroyers call.
Just as our lines were marching,
To the enlivening trumpet's call;
He was struck, my soldier brother,
By hostile musket ball.
oh God! what awful carnage,
VIII this land OF Christian light,
still foster and uphold it,
Till we're left in darkness, night.
We find in every homestead,
Both humble and of rank,
There isa missing member,
A direful, blighting blank.
They left their homes all hopeful.
As brave hearts always will,
But they've left them, oh. forever,
These distant graves to fill.
We will miss them when we're aged,
When youth has ceased to burn.
For TENS and TENS of thousands
VIII never more return.
w, II.