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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-21
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

TIHIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN IFS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept ., 1897.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-21

The Great English Remedy.
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills,
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
IL d., Physician Extraordinary TO The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaiing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject. 1t
moderates all excuses and removes all obstruc.
tinns from whatever CAUSE.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18

J., SirAMELEss ACT Or TYRANNY.-Tho ac-
count of tho imprisonmont Of Judge Pope at
Jacksonville BY a lieutenant Of tho army, will
&c read this morning with an universal thrill
of Indignation. A focble old Than is imprison-
cd by sub-oftioor for refusing to discriminate
in favour Of negroes. The officer enters the
the Court of Justice, presided over by judge
whose loyalty has never been questioned,
dissolvcs the court, and scrds the judge and
his civil officers to Jail, with the COOL cruel
remark Corporal, conduct the judge to Jail;
take him steadily, for lie is very feeble" Yes,
very feeble, but stronger to-day than q lion in
the affections and support OF the people of
Alabama . Not only So but when crippled,
gray headed. old man expresses his ndigla-
ton at the outrage upon the judge, his crutch
is spatched from him by number of brutal
soldiers, is broken over his head, and the old
man is himself hurried off to Jail.
Wc forbcar comment, for General Meade
has threatened to inprison us if we dare to
publish words which arouse the preju,liccs and
passions Of our poor. down trodden people
The tale is told; let the people consider the
moral? And LET General Shepherd diligently
investigate whether the mcn in blue uniform
who beat the crippled oil inan over tic head
with his own crutch we're not disguised mem
bers Of the Kukl,,x- Klan = .Mnyomc,y Nua
l0M inst. '-,i .uiU.a ,.r
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
FADING MArrER bNS IL EVERY / lsi,i ria PAaE T.
Court Week.

'4Ae rvgalar spsds sessionsof the Court has
engascdlthbH attention Of litig"nts during that
portion of this week, not occupied by the cleo
tions Ills Honot Judge Glover has presided
atld business hhsrbeen rdispat ched with remark
able facility nndur his able direction. But the
aoesstssi&sd sd large, that an Extra Court Of
'odc week will hardly suffice to clear thom of
the litigatcd cases, which have accumulated
during thrco,tsSrIsj5 sconscd of the mill
tary interference with our judicial arrange
ments, which has by somo mcaus, always borne
harder upon our District than anywhere else.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
A9f et9RAp4esAH1 AT 1If4s 73V Qps. 70 Of tlis
leddihtg @Aitc Radfoals- wliosh .disttraeed his

tSt3f e. >fSAA ~ - tfffSAf fY{Ax1qAAtsciiS
leddaiRhtg %saitc Radsals who.haJ. .disgraeed his
states a4a epqs q hlqt upon hs own r., name, it
will will be hard t9 {aR out ly his connection with
journed at Charleston, was 1 Heard to say, not
long since Immediately after one of his danger
3Sss, harrang,aes before a'Mass:mceting of
negroes, That he was ffnot Radical at heart
This7 Delegate, ,'exeept whchh actudlly engaged
in the dirty work required BY hsparty conn"c- ,c
tion, and to do which hersold himself for the
sopsidoratioR money aid sopks ISspoo- rs
table company. The humiliation is folt lis
dsaPly felt, felt, and hence the eaott ta maintain
respeotabIllty. nth at.4.n oll 90 i,u; ,,,a,-
""With the exception Of the moro abandoned
of the white men who are manipulating the
negroes, the delegate In question has no doubt
spoken the truth. They are not Radicals at
hcurt--thcy are no bettcr friends of the nogro
than the mass of our honest, respectable, in
telligcnti white, men, who refuge to have any
thing to do with this party Of corruption.-
,Sunnalter Wa.chn,an. ''' - '"r1I :.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
Die MOdenwelt.

"a This is reprint of the expositor Of fashions
,easths continent Of Europe, which is published
: in, German at Berlin, Prussia. The reprint is
? .in'~ English, and not only contains fashion
p4plates,i and patterns, but also illustrates the
latest ttsEitlmphs, III Of skill in embroidery and
% fancy works Of every description. It is a
great fayorite with the ladies, and is published
sepi-monthly fol: $500 per ann"n,, by IS T.
Taylor, $40 Canal Street, New York.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
Demorcsts Monthly.

% This is par crcrilcnrc n mirror Of fashion"
It's subscribers can be sure of millincr and a
dress -m,,kcrsn tic house, whom it arrives It's
lossonsof taste arc we'll adopted to the ncccssi-
ties Of every section, and have enabled it to
obtain the high reputation it new. enjc;;s Ad-
!. W Jennings Dcn,orcst, 473 Broadway,
isNew York, enclosing three dollars.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
3Godey,'s Lady's Book.

-Four hundred and ffty-fyo numbers Of this
popular monthly has been issued during q
period of 38 years; aud it is still as. welcome
visitor as ovor to The ladies Of our land The
fasli6hi depart ST this magazine m Is select
and complete, while the literary department is
rich in Instruction and entertainment. Terms:
es3.0O.a Address L. AT Cooley, corner Sixth
and Chcsnut Street, Philddclphia, Pa.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
The Eclectic

1S.eI.,H,g LII, g.on.. ms embellishments, Professor
F,r,d,v. Music IN England, Che Eastern
Question; the French Go, '1"'''cn'' ana va
.4e rioas g. tothor articles 0off interest Fass1s
e Terms of the Eclcctic7-singlc copies, 45
cents; one copy, one year, $500; two copies
one year.. 5000; five copies, one year, $50
Address W, II. Bidwol &Co., 8 Beekman
St., New York. ''a
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
TN THE DISTRICT COURT of

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES--Fon trAE, ,DIsgntcr
or Sourn CAnpLiSA-IS TIIE MATTER or EDwAnp
AHcoE, BANKnrrr-IS BASKRtrrcY-fo' WTOM
1T MAY CoScgnS.--Thc undersigned hereby igISes
notice 4lss Of his nPR9asg @ If 6aNs,d sa
Of South Carolina, within said District who's has
been ndjud2ed bankrupt upon llis qyn petition, by
the District Court of said District,
Dated ut Orangcburs G. IT,, The 9Th day Of April
A. D. 1863 lP.. j, If il.
apl ll-3t =. v. DIBBLE, Assignee.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
American Stock Journal.

The Apr] number IF this valuable monthly
COM aims interesting articles on the care and
man, 'gemont Of stock. Il The rapid increase in
, tho circulation of this popular Magazines has
.necess itated a change Of location, Therefore
T. ur friends wishing specimen copies will please
rss N. P. Boyer & Co.,. Parkcsburg Chcs-
VI. nlIv ~. ,l.oosilp -,i ,-ni4sr -aiir.,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18

Report Of the Charleston Cotton Mar
ket for the Week Ending April 16.
IL. ~ = = q. u. - +. L.- ", = -
Reported for the Ordngcbayy Neus by

W. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR.
On Friday the 10th inst, there was no transno-
tions. the day being observed as holiday. The
market on Saturday opened firm, with n fair de-
mand on d basis Of 80c, for middlings, holders in
most cases asking higher rates. There was good
demand on Monday with m advance in prices of
3c. On Tuesday the demand was worry limited, the
bettor grndcs firm, while the lower grades
were weaker Very little was done on We'd
ncsday. Holders were, firm, and asking prices
above the views. Of buyers. The market on
Thursday continued quiet holders, however, re-
naming firm. The salea for the week amount TO
some 1000 bales. We omit quotations.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
Postponcment of Lecture!

In consequence of the inccmcncy of the
weather, the !. Lecture eat'J olhnns olhnn anderson my
10 John, lil not f'i come off at the time that
was appointed. hut will be delivered on We'd
'iesday evening next All, who wish to enjoy
]. rich literary treat should attend. See all
vcrtiscmcnt
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
.BEGAIa NOlTIUEH.
Sheriff

'y virtue of buhdfy wtits'of ifaJtb ND dirottcd,.
-willi ssh TO- tls highest bidder, at 0ra1gsbprg
s.i aSstt sasS iES srs MGsSsSy
One Tract Of Laha f0htainiHg leRsresi ihofispof
less i'll the Fork of Edisos east side of Willev
Swamp, waters OF South EdiAto River, bounded BY
!ands Of Jh,ncs Moss he eastj by lahds Of Joseph
Tanning, on ths sOnthi, ,hnd by IhpsioE Josbnmgs
s il as aSSa ss e ESi!
siit ofiv ID. NuJnn,ison. Commissioner. sStit I'D
h4inl,rp i'nf :j.a',rALsoid ID !tiis,D! 81, ci
Another Tract Of Land containing $50 atres,
more or less. Leyiedion as the propar y If WmJ J.
Pookhart, nj the suit Of Samuel Bozprd, Admir- dnd
others. i'r- ts;F;dpt ar' ~ hliitpu1i gGH
f-." - 'ti.9 5ncALSo,aH .l'4usr .sr1,T
Another Tract containing $50 acres lniore or less.
Lcyjql on ~ 1.-The mopertyro the eAateipf sWtp. T.
Reese, "t tho he suit Of Samuel Board AlmiE Il
So. >. v.,.s,,e u tgES tAghEsSo a,j. N 4ses sds
Grew ii in Sniitilsa s6afc pf COO Sefss IL iaRa
more oress. Lcviodron attfe slit Of L. g. Jonss
and August kohn, Assignces., ft.7J III. -.
ailp ALSO y, IT., 81 sin,Yr;,,
Il One House and Lot e"n4in;pg ono nero of Lnmr
more or lcSs. situated in The Town Of Ofangcburp.
and known ny the Mose'cy h""~c. Levied on ss tho
property otrB +. S:Hn.S nr cost,,iIf the case; OF
jacob cooner ct. al. a!s !' II, Sinpnoi,s. =.
All the Right, Title am ln!srcsl Of Mrs f. NJ
\. jenkins, Henry Jenkins, W. A. Utuin, HE.
Jeffers and james Is. Porter III ono House nfel Lot
containing acres, more Or less. Levied on mt the
suit of Rufus p :ln:lcy and .Tno!. vi. Dantlcr.'
ALSO k4'r-s
One Tract Of Land containing 200 aees5 ,cTc or
less Levied on as tho pypprty Of Charles s, Bin
nckcr, at the suit oE Chester n. Case stirviror Of
Cnsc& I'ul mud G. \! ttasc s. MN! BniI, Surviving
Assgnscs, and Chcser'N. G,,*c. slraiyon,6f Case &
Bull .,
% sher:;;ii7s omee, r ""5 H. VIII II, b1pIka&s bpk&ss,e ed
April Q, 1868. 7rJiE't . >g 'iigii ST. GGDd
= ap'll l,i0 d ~ l,,.f pn VI It'd
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, citasttioin1l
:, " oi.A 0r"ngchurg District ld iJ H.
by p. A., ,McAiICH.AEL Esq :; Ordinary, f,o,
WHEREAS, V. d. V. .aniison. Commissioner, in
Equity, hath made suit TO grant him Letters
of ustrateu Of the Estate and effects of Geo
T. Trick, deceased. .og b inI ~ ilrW..
TLcsc therefore to citc and atmonisl oil an&
singular the kiHdrcI and credit Yrs of ths suia
Geo. T. Ir;ck- dec. that they be and appear,hefoEe
inthc Court Of Ordinary, be held ut Orange
burg G. H.. OH the 18th DAY oil May next, after
publication hereof. at n O'clock in the forcmoo,fo
Shew cause if any they have, why iG said Alnipis
trntiOn should not be granted. @ " "
Given under my hand this cighth,day. fsApyil
Anno pomini, 1896,
'8'# ~ '''f PA. MrM1GHAEL, go d.
u hpll lll'Tl7'i' - Ht"2 ni nyHT.tid Ho7Tninat
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
Consignecs per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining i'll the Depot 10 Date.

II. d. Cock. a. Hart, |. }. Jennings. J. w Dnutz-
Ter. J. II. Fielder, NJ. q. Smoak, j. D. SInoak j. W
Hoffman. &. B. Bnnaksr, J. n. Nettlcs. D. d. Sal
ley. c. Jamison, S. j. Brantley, II. W. Bates, w.
McElroy.
Vim. V. IEarth, Il. II. Enotis
In accordance with orders received from the SUI
pcrintcndcnt, Storage will hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable
length Of time. ". c. MEREDITH
u Agent.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ORANGEBUlltii iDISTRICTl arnh
n Tie Cya,mon Peas. ,

H '' u, Tie Cy,,,nion Peas ~ 9df
JOS H. Morgan ""' -''h'
y . VS., Attachment, -n7
Joseph y. BaiMy sv.A.
March, 1868, file his Declaration against the De-
PENDANT who (as is sad is absent from and without.
the limits of tho State and hns neither wife non
Attorney known within the falme upon whom y.
cory Of the same idclnratoh might be Served it is
fhcrctore ordered, That the said defendant do ap-
pear and plead to he said declaration on or before
the 18th day Of March, 1869. otherwise fna1 Hdnd
absolute juign!en. will then be given and awarded
against liEi, - ,,I f, m -.
Clerks Olicc. ]. F. ROBINSON,
March 2S 7S68.- r. 'E3 tn"i' n II C9C5Pi
i. aprl4 ..r e - ...a,. ,1ly
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
TN THE DYsTRICr CetU URIroaOF

L THE UNITED STATES-ron THE DisypIclsop
SorFu CApolN}7-IS THE MArrEls OF. JoIIN c.
FASS!Xd, HASkRtrTWE BASERuP1c r:.MatT6 iWuOa
1T NAY ned hero &by gives
Sv OF n ms 1rpI,ss r ran,
South Carolina, within shd District, fvho has been
adjnlged bankrupt upon hiaI Own pettion,,b by tho
District Court Of said District. -
Dated at o,nngeburg c. H., tho 9th day Of April
A. d., 1865 i. tIl,i.D ..., AK -; H.,
apl l1-3t p. v. DIBBLE, Assignee.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
District Returns.

-. .is,u FnN L., {; .stt ~ 4!i; - i-f .e'r..
We,givc' below tho returns of election in
tAy District as far as heard from EN-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18

All the Right Title am In!ssre.i of Mrs. i. NJ
a. Jenkins Henry Jenkins, w a.. Utuin,, IT. z.
Jeffers and James Is. Porter in ono House nfGl Lot
containing acres, or less. Levied OH mt the
suit of Rnfus'p. An.lcy aud .Tno:! VI. Dantlcr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

CRoPs.-From all the information OBJ
tainabl we conclude that the prospects of
the wheat crop are middling fair. In many
places the wheat is unusually thin, in 9TH
ers thick and luxuriant The grasshoppers
have made their appearance in many To-
caliiies and have begun to show the effects
of u ravcnous appetite. As yet they have
not committed any serious damage TO the
country at large, but all tremble from APP.
prehension of the future. While upon
crops it is not inapposits to state that two
of the chief causes Of the shortness Of
wheat crops, are, first, the unscientifc mode
Of planting, and second, the degeneracy OF
the seed. Many valuable suggestions and
much information as TO the manner of
sowing wheat was given by our obsers ant
correspondent J. X. b., of Collin county,
last week Could our people be convinced
that their is much improvement continual
ly being effected in the science Of agricnl-
ture, and that the rude and Improbable old
fashioned way SHOULD be abandoned, i'm
mense benefit would accrue net only to
themselves but to the country. II is to be
hoped some enierprising citizens will move
forward in introducing among eur people
the latest agricultural improvements, and
let no one be guilty Of the folly OF plant
ing mex, fall the tfe.e seed wheat Of this
county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

i nE hsssiaR sHt Tfrss nlHifli EsliEsY Csi1ra,
-, IssslssiEs ihf lssi .silsiis uaFisF Il "a "a
kaafsaas b. TrHsf, 49, siss's g afs,uiis 81 iAs
Afsi n ~ fsT "a raisElsisfs MA o. lsils
SEA esaI i1i, ssi i's is'Fr sTsHis n Iils itsas
$50 srsss'isg 10 sHs Hiiiss saus, al afsiiara q
la'rr a slusi Faiai d Iassrsrs "a sriasl sssfis
fslrEie a. slasf H. tsl iisl sak aRi Arls. lie
iIsgsss u .aiHs IHfhal i.rpaHi isnsTas Esi Rit.T
via ~ az Hsliiiis r.Hsisifui silh IFsisnes aEi
sasaaus, IN isEs Il psa haisss a. sisar ils tAa-
EpsAis5s o. a. Essi shasi Ifgsa u NsfsirTa Is1,
a., ssi, rssarriiHg siisihr hslsss Rs.a, d Viii 10
las E.iH stsEafi u iziss- ossa sHi0siies hsi~ssa
lhs Ggn sHa ne gIssi hss NsIihsssi, IisH,usis
osHHssiisHs 0aTEs Il 10 ihr sysifa q Ms aai, Mis-,
sasaia sai lsss TalFsis, ~ u a. H. Great Osa,
sal faiAr "a ihs AsIih En lis GFua saaiLrfn ~,
sihs aAirA isie oRnfri Al Ass 0la asssiih ihs Cal
iNIais Gsif "a lAt sssth,
IL aaaiissa O. ~ alasn nmais "a nsriians Hs
usg lsigl h ihs Nsshissisa tssHig RosA lalss
ssaoa ~ az II, A 2, ueaissir aiaI@iiaa,l ths Bra,
80 bHsnrh, ahifh 10 au1rT sssusiTsftiaa, asi lls
~ hIanFA, ssli a. siAsEs rI,s,stni t. snlIsos.
siis sosla u oean,Ia, ols slih lhs tTaEis via b.
lIssshl ~ hpi The NssiTsi Rad,
AlRsiy ne apsEas u ihs T,al as,Iis snTis rasan,
10 osgsT all sAlrAsss TslsTs aai nVTp ihaH asalls
sheash 10 Hsy Ihs iairTrst "a he loads thirty
ailss nas audsT pshiIssi, sHd assaii.lieus
aIs I,.niins &c sliii faIlha hiiiRgs- Mkra Iksss
aW SanIisisa, The rates " ssTuinss wi b. greatly
iassassa sna establish il eHr rfihr Hast pIgala,
AID !aPe''as' inUslura's ia The oeanIy,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
Iha lmmlrrallan Pfslafl.

Thr Nfa nfi.sHs rsffft lrflF.
fnm o. \ f.ffs afrf.r iafuI
un SO lkG N ~ ~
siai'nr ihat plrsHaHi A. Strange
mcni Che foinmliira sppllnirf hy
a public meaiinr az Nss Orirans.
uu the inih ie pfeparv and issuo =
rireu az uIsan ihc sul.iofi of fare'sn
immigration ani settlement n The
untg.iigaird lands ~ the -uuih hal
oreaui1oi by railing Nc s II Ken
needy o. The chair and elctiing ]. :
Copes secretary frssoht Messrs,
Payne, Pike, Perkins, Moulion.
Heaurcgari kenneiy, Chafio,
Greenwood, Lea and Copes
Mr. Kennedy explained the OBJ
ieet aud Rad a circular from Mr.
John Everett and zen, Richardson
on the general subject; WhereuP0n,
On motion II ], : Copes, il Was
KsSolrsd, That tho chair be re-
quesled Ia appoint a committee II
one member "a examine into and
report upon the existing legislation
OF Louisiana, as il relates 10 such an
organization as is desired, and Ia
correspond with legal gentleman in
Mississippi, II he judges il impor-
tan, so 10 do, Ia order 10 the devel-
opmenI IT more perfect plan Of
operations,
The chair appolnted Hon, Jno, y,
Lea this committee,
On motion of Gen, 7, C. Beauro-
gard il wis
Res0lrfd, That a committee of
three members DO appointed hy the .
chair TO issue II circular Ia tho peO-
pie OF Mississippi, Arkansas, Tex
AS and Louisiana, soliciting infOr-
nation as 10 what lands thoy would
be willing Ia convey 10 snch joint
stock Land aud Immigration Asso-
citation rs Is hereby contemplated,
and generally to gather from CORES
pondence thus initiated all iniorma
lion likely To forward this enter
prise,
II will be seen that, so far, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Arkansas aud
Texas are included in the project,
Our people will, no doubt, hear from
The committce IN u short time
Gal. Ners.
Il Is to lie hoped that our landowners
will investigate intelligenIly aud under
this subject, aud that they will
give their most hearty and liberal support
10 the wise and necessary enterprise. The
gentlemen named are all Of tho highest
character and social standing, and the pro.
ecls Into which many have heretofore en-
cred and been successful, guarantee, that
much may be expected.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

ES"' Last Saturday the intelligence and
worth Of Dallas county, turned out en- masse
in response to the call for tho organization
Of the Conservative party. Tho meeting
was ably and eloqucntly addressed by our
townsmnn Judge Good; nor would we for
get that Col. Crockett, made some happy
and suggestive remarks. The oldest citi-
zens who, hitherto, have RETAINED from the
expression Of political opinions, came out
boldly and assumed the leadership in point
earnes ness and inter sickness. Such men
were selected for officers. In connection
with the above we would insist that Pre-
cinct clubs be formed in order that co-ope-
raticd may be the more eifectual, and would
suggest that oil the precincts meet on Sat-
urday next, the 1ltl inst, and organize -
In another column we publish the proceed
ings Of the meeting.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
Administrator Notice.

vTNIlE undersigned having been duly ap-
Il pointed Administrator of the estate OF
r. A. Coombes, deceased, late of the coun-
ty of Dallas, at regular term of the Coun-
ty Court of said county, held for Probate
and other like purposes, on the last Mon
day in March, A. d. 1868; this is there fore
to notify all persons indebted to said ess-
tate to make immediate payment; and all
persons having claims against the estate
10 present them for acceptance, duly au-
thentieaied, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be barred.
D. s. HARRIS,
Administrator.
Dallas. April 4 Is5S-2q:6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
Adm,nistratrin Notice.

TTNHE undersigned having been duly ap-
Il pointed Adninistrairix Of the estate
Of A. Basi, deceased, late Of the County Of
Dallas, at regular term Of the County
Court Of said County, held for ProbateAnd
other like purposes, on the last Monday in
March. D. d. 1868; this % therefore 20 no
tify al persons indebted 10 said estate to
make Immediate payment, and all persons
having claims against the estate 10 present
item for accepts nee, duly auibsniics ted,
within the time prescribed By Law, or they
viii Be barred.
AGNES BAST.
AdminisirnfiiI.
Dallas, April 4 lsss-2a5E.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

The Dallas IIera Id of the 18th inst comes
TO us marked for m exchange. We were
under the impression it was on our lest, but
it was overlooked in tran-cribing to the
mail book, and we have now placed it there
with pleasure. At the same time we nrs
surprised to ind in its columns an article
on the Houston Bogus War News" which
appeared in the Dispatch, fully credited to
another Galveston paper.-Gal. Dispatch
We assure the Dispatch that the error (if
error it was on our parD was wholly unin.
territorial. Our recollection is, that the mr.
ticlc was clipped from some other paper, as
VIC had only, previous to the present, seen
but one number of the Dispatch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
Special Notice.

VEJHE undersigned building committee
IL for the Decatur Male and Female Acad-
envy will receive scaled proposals for the
building of the same until the 18th day of
April, A. D. 1868, when the building will
be let out to the lowest bidder. We will
receive proposals for the work as follows
i. e. For the wall one story high, to be
Concrete or Rock, length 5( feet, width 80
feet, with partitions of two recitation rooms
Is ieet square, the wall will be required TO
be Is inches in thickness, with two double
coats of hydraulic or other durable plas-
tering on both sides.
The materials will be furnished and laid
on the ground, for the finishing of all the
essential tim5ers such as stills, plates, joist,
rafters, Sc, per square foot. For the lay
ing of the floor and ceiling overhead, max
ing doors and windows and covering the
building with shingles. For the consuma-
ton of the various apartments thereof the
contracts will be received separately. The
contractors will be required TO give bond,
with appoTed security for the prompt and
faithful performance Of the work.
The payments will be made in three in
stallments, the first, when the work is COM
menced. the SECOND when the work is half
done, and the third and last payment when
the work is completed.
II. HORTON, Chairman,
A. BISHOP,
wv. HALE,
7. J. H0BSEL,
Building Committee
P.S shouid the Masonic Fraternity de-
sire ihey havr The privilege Of building
orsThesd and she same viii be built upon
TIE sane terms as The Academy,
March 29th isGs-2S4t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

lSr We are pleased to note the suhjoiu-
ed compliment from the Houston Telegraph,
to Prof. Scales. Many Of our old friends
have been pupils of the Professors at Cen
tenary. and We ever heard them speak Of
him most fstteringly:
We are glad indeed to sec that
our friends in the growing and very
promising young city of Dallas have
secured the presence and labors Of
that experienced and able teacher,
and first class gentleman, Prof VIM.
II. Scales, formerly of Centenary
College, Jackson, La. He intends
to establish a school for girls and
young ladies, Of The highest grade,
and he will accomplish it,-w
promise thecitizens Of Dallas that
much from our old friend