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ITO George W; Nichols and Elizabeth Mich;
OILS. HIS wife, Isaac Cots, trustee, and
Hugh r. Nichols, John W. Nichols, James
ID. Nichols, Joseph W. Nichols sarah r.
Nichols, william Nichols, Isaac a. Nichols
Henry J. Nichols, Virginia Nichols and Celia
Nichols, children Of the said George W. Men,
OILS, and also William Lppincott and Rscnei
his wife, the said Rachel being ehLa OF inc
: You viii take nolics that on the I'D day OF
Nav. 1861, the Board Of Education OF the
CITY Of wheeling will die petition IN the
CTfs.uit Court OF ohio county. West virginia,
prayiny an order appropriating, for school
hons.e purp1ses, a small tract Of land, lying
nearly IN the southwest corner OF the home
farm 81 the late Hugh Nichols. deceased IN
ts-s said county Beginning at the point
where the road leading from Wheeling to
WeilsDurg, along the river, intersects the line
Of the said, Nichols tract and adjoining the
property OF Acheson and Bell, thence run
ming northwaTdly on the said road three
hundred feet, thence eastwardly at right an
gle one hundred feet, thence southwestward-
~, parallel with the road, 10 the line OF
Acheson and Bell, thence westwardly on that
line 10 the place of beginning. 49,
The Board OF Education NJ the city OF
- 20 JAMES BoDLEY, Committee.
WHEELING. w VA, April 10, lS6T-1tw.
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YourHfuI TRAyELERs.-Two little
travellers, boy and girl, aged only
six and eight years, who had come
alone from Shasta, Califarnia, made
their appearances at hotel IN Troy q
few evenings since, where they stayed
over night, en- route TO New Hampshire.
They arrived in New YORK by the last
steamer from California, and seemed TO
be perfectly competent 70 manage their
own business, even to purchasing their
tickets and securing passage on the
steamer. 80 saial = 1fll 2 -
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-SAN.FRANoIsco, May 6.-The Victoria
Colonist, the Oldest. and most widely
circulated journal on Van Couyer
Island, British Columbia, says, edito-
rally, April 80: Nine ont OF every ten
men insthe colony in their present state
OF wretchedness and poverty would
welcome annexation to the United
States. The remarks were called forth
by the rumor that England was about
to sell the possessions to the United
Stataa
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A CURIOUS phase OF the "strike" sys-
tenn has been developed in New York.
The plasterers demanded $3.50 per day.
and got 1t. The bricklayers are paid 81
per day and are satisfied. The plaster
ers insisted that the bricklayers should
merge their association into that of the
plasterers and strike for higher wages,
which they refused to do, so the plas-
terers have struck becausethe bricklay-
ers will not strike. I9as7
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sl'L -
,., srE "A SHAREs- Pacific
less' ATLANTIS "a. ~ = =, :. = :.
= H9- san Franeiseo Market u, -!
MAY 6,-FLouR-Firm at 50 5Oa I 90.
IN-Wheat-Dull: cheice 3 10. n
Legal TENDERS 741S, ia5d 81 fE5E'
sd4ssi 10 4 Milwaukee,. - 80
MAY, .7.-FLouR--Dull; double extra
Sl3 50a14 90. tdi 10 -s,Il Is-f.I -, = -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 so for
No.2.t so szgi d Roots HEsL -fra l.5.7E II
51g9 chicago. =l..'5 ~ $3.50
MAY T.--FLoUR-.Dull and held
firner. i.il' $3.50 $50 'sS7ti :,
GRAfS-wbeat-DuI. lower ana
nominal; So IS for No. !, and e 6sa2 70
for No. q Corn-DnlI at 81 061<aTO7.
Oats-Qniet at Coo, Rye-Ffrm at 81 IS
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D at S22 50a
% IS. Iard-Dull and unchanged. no
{ swHIsKY-Nominal at So n in bond.
49, -. BuIIaIo. =,
MAY7.-FLoUR-Quiet and unchanG-
1GRAIN-Wheat--No. 2 western spring
held at 49,. Corn-New Toledo 81 Is for
car lots. Oats-TSc for Ohio. 5-,slIT 1ff
{ hrs l4ssl Z, lCineinaatI- -z..i aa., s4i
MAY 7.-FLoUR-Firm at Sl2 SOal3 25
for winter, and Si4OOal6 % for trade
- Etisns pHdlI.ifa y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sales of
No. spring at 81 81; No. . winter So 4S:
No. winter held at s. 50a3 60. Corn
Dull at 97c for No. 1, bulk, and 81 Os
sacked. Oats-Steady at 7Ia72c. Rive
81 20. Barley-Steady.
wHIsRY-S2 % in bond. s-N a1rs' /,
PRovIsIoNs-Dull. Mess Pork-S22 so.
Bulk Mests-Dull and prices nominal.
lower and demand light.
Shoulders, SIC; sides, 1886. Lard
Dull at 125zal21t. p. aE5l 1
-Steady with fair demand:
BUTrER-Dull at 26a2sc for fresh
made central Ohio; ali winter made
Hull, demand limited. iHila- ,s1tGHE -
GoLD-Closes dull at 1871, buying,
md lSS, selling.4E- ais n- .HlI .rssI I'D
,ExcHANGE-Steady e. sso4.t- -.,,a. -. ]
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CINCINNATI, May THE American
Medical Association met at Hopkins
Hall this morning. About $50 dele
gates were present, representing all
parts of the Union. The convention.
will last several days.
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News From New YORK.

New York, May IA Herald spe-
cial dated London, April 9Th. says: The
reform demonstration in Hyde Park
to-day was an immense affair. Itnum-
bered ut least one hundred thousand,
embracing roughs, gentlemen, women,
Walpole proclaimed that the assembly
was illegal, but 1t proved utterly abor-
tive. f.a .,I1a $50 II a1g- s-Ia- -.fI
The morning papers announced that
the government would not attempt to
put down the meeting; but all the
troops in London and vicinity were I'M
der arms. and large force OF police
was stationed in secluded part of the
Park, and vehicles were kept ready to
convey them to any point in case of a
riot. Fifteen separate meetings We're
organized, at one of which a woman
spoke in favor OF female suffrage. One
stand ,wasdevoted to religious speeches.
Most Of the evolutionary sentiments
uttered by the speakers were loudly
cheered as the police passed by the
crowd. The reformers advised order,
and practically carried out that idea
by driving off the.troops in the park,
and the roughs who had perched them
selves in the baroucbes. ,-,
The entire press denounce the course
ofthe Government. The tories treat the
meeting as mob victory, while the
reformers claim it as splendid and
popular,triumph. The bitterest feeling
exists on both sides, and all London Is
intensely excited. Some of the meet
ings are still in progress, and will con-
tinue until late hour.
Judge Bernard yesterday dissolved
the MISUNDERSTANDING the execution
of the lease for ten years by the comp
troller of the Fernando Wood premises,
in Nassau street. IL.
The Times special says: General
Grant having ordered an investigation
of the reports of the i'll treatment of
soldiers and prisoners at the Dry Tor
tugas, they were found to be sheer
fabrications.L ~
Gen. Hooker has obtained leave OF
absence for one year, from the first OF
June, owing to i'll health. General Jno.
C. Robinson succeeds him in command
of the Department of the Lakes.
George A. Trenholm, Mr.. Welsman,
his partner, and Col. Weatherby, al of
Charleston, were examined in the i'm
parchment ADMINISTRATION yesterday.
1t is now pretty generally understood
here that Judge Underwood will try
JEFF. Davis at the present Term of his
court. District Attorney Chandler, who
has been arranging preliminaries. left
tonight for that city. 1t is stated to-
night that Hon. VIM Evards, of New
York, has been retained by the Gov
eminent to assist in the prosecution.
The Herald's special says, Mr.. Pol
lard, of Richmond, having appealed to
General Schofield against the order of
General Wilcox, prohibiting Mr.. Pol
lard from delivering his lecture on the
Chivalry of the South, General Scho-
field sustained the order. tlH4L t-7.4
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LOUISVILLE. KY, May7.-Additional
returns indicate that the entire Demo-
cratic ticket has been elected. Full re-
turns from the Eighth and Ninth Dis
tricts are not in. but as far as heard
from, Young and Adams (Democratsl
have majority. ~ " tyfflfC
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DRopuCED BY THE USE OF PROP
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MR>rPHIs, May e.-Jannes sullivan, a
burglar, was shot by the watchman at
the Gayoso Hotel, on Sunday morning.
Sullivan and partner, named D. Bart
lett, were registered from Hick man,
Kentucky. The pair we've professional
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Is a scientifically compounded fluid prepaEa-
ton, OF direct and positive action; better than
any pills or poTdeTs-safe mt all times except
when forbidden in the directions They are
prepared by myself, at my labaratory In New
Haven, CT. Having prRcticed in the hospi-
tails OF Paris and London, and with over Is
years ofexperience In this city, in female dis
eases and weaknesses, present my French
any remedy known as q corrective Of hTegu-
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and always reliable and safe, except when
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bottle. have appointed Messrs- @. @. Clark
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NEW York, May THE Joint COM
mittee of the two Presbyterian General
Assemblies, ofthe old and new schools,
after a session of one week In this city,
agreed upon terms of reunion with re-
rnarkable unanimity. These terms are
10 go before the churches for a year be-
fore final action. ne y
The thirty-fourth Anniversary of the
American Auti-Slavery Society was
held day. The attendance was large.
Wendell Phillips, who presided, was
chief speaker. Resolutions were adopt
ed that the nation owes to itself and re-
spect, to justice the future security
and present safety Of the colored race,
and to imDeach and remove the traitor
of the White House Mt once, every hour
Congress delays that action it insults
the nation and disgraces its laws, jeop-
ardizes its future delays of Justice and
makes more and more innocent blood
cry to God against US; that we urge on
all friends of freedom to keep ayigilant
and ceaseless watch on the supreme
Court and the present effort OF rebels
TO make use of5it in order to block the
wheels of the government; that large
measure of confiscation and the diyis-
ion of confiscated land among negroes
is an act of justice to them and the
former rebel owners of the land, and
will be security to his other rights and
to the nation itself. Adjourned.
Thirty-five horses were sutfocated to
death by fire in the stable of j. r. Hol-
sew on Broadway and Twenty-Sixth
streets, early this morning.
A Washington special says that the
japanese Commissioners have inform
ed Secretary Seward privately, the OBJ
ject of their mission, and have hal an
Interview with Secretary Welles rela-
tive to the purchase of vessels.
Another Washington special says II
is not SO that Chief Justice Chase Will
be in Richmond next week to preside
at the trial of jeff Davis. He will not
leave the bench OF the Supreme Court
until the close of its present term on
the 10th OF May. He will then be occu-
pied several days in concluding nomi-
nations for registers in bankruptcy.
The JudiarY Committee will ;proba-
| bly, remain in session two or three
weeks, then adjourn to New York &c
examine conveyance of the Kansas
Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad.
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a NEGRO woman in Kansas City, No.,
said the recent earthquake was nothing
bnt the Bottom cross de river having
de ager." $50.
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TnR Buffalo Commercial tells the
story of a man from the country, who
called at a hardware store in ttist city
and after being shown barge assoEt-
ment of scissors, turned to the clerk,
remarking, "my wife's pretty sick, and
its bout an even thing If she gets any
better; guess PHI walt and see II she
gets well fore I buy any scissors.
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BosroS teachers say that the agita-
ton of the corporeal punishment ques-
ton has had a bad effect upon the dis
cipline of the public schools. 90 zssas.l i
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icIsCINNATuhas twenty-four school
houses, in which there are gathered to-
gether %. 600 pupils. There are over
100 teachers employed, whose salaries
amount to $500, 600 per annum.
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FsonTEsNEssEE-
The Impeachmento of Judge Frazer In
the state sepate--.-Meeting of the
ssnate--U. s. District Attorneyship

Declined.
NASHVILLE, May 6.-The Tennessee
Senate met yesterday as q Court of imi
parchment 10 try Hon. Thomas n.
Frazer, of the Criminal Court in this
city. The charge against the Judge is
that he corruptly and unlawfully re-
leased certain members.of the Legisla-
ture under arrest, under authority OF
the House OF Representatives. upon a
writ of hd6eGs corpus in July last. The
records and articles of Impeachment
were read. The defense will be
made tomorrow. Being the first
case of the kind in the judicial
records of the States, it is exciting
great interest. Hon. A. Maynard. John
Trimble, and John n. A. Patterson, are
of the counsel for the prosecution, and
Hon.. Edwin H. Ewing, E. "a. East,
Hon. John s. Brien and Judge Grant
for the defense.
E. Il. East, lately appointed United
States District Attorney, announced in
the Federal Court this morning that he
declined 10 accept the position.
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ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE meeting of
workingmen at the Court House last
night was very large, enthusiastic, har-
monious and quiet. Several prominent
speakers addressed the meeting, all of
whom deprecated violence ofany kind,
but stronglyturged unity OF action, and
the determination TO stand by the eight
hour law. lH Hvi H=z ~
The following resolutions were
Resofvea, That the workinsmen of
the city of st. Louis, In council assem-
sled, do here declare that we are deter
mined, as law abiding citizens, TO en-
force The law making eight hours
legal days work, and we accept a reaf
sonable red1stion of our wages.
Resolved, That we will discounte-
nance any attempt to enforce the law
by any Improper Means. believing our
| cause too Just to be Carried by any
| force,:otherithan moral .nasion.
ReSotved, That We invite ali oppo-
nents to the eight hour law to meet us
at any time and place they may deem
proper, TO discuss the merits and de-
merits of the question before the public.
Considerable excitement occurred
Yesterday among the working men in
| East St. Louis, and a riot was imminent
at one time, but matters quieted down
by the earnest appeals OF the leading
| men. The laborers finally concluded
TO 90 to work on the eight hour rule for
A proportionate reduction ofwages. -
| - f'-tI ---~S-- Er
b1LwAuREE, May Judge Miller
or tI1e United States District Court, yes
terday granted an injunction against
The directors of the Milwaukee q Prai-
ne DuChien Railroad, prohibiting the
consolidation of the Milwaukee q 81.
Paul Railroad with the Milwaukee
Prairie DuChien Company, or the pay
ling OF any dividends, interest or any
moneys on account of stocks issued by
the present board Of directors.
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CHICAGO, April 1.-The trouble grow
ing out of the eight-hour movement is
subsiding. Some feeble attempts were
made yesterday to create a disturbance
but were speedily suppressed by the
police. We hear of no disturbance to-
day. Work has been resumed in a
large number of manufacturing estab.
lishments, the same employees work
ing on the old ten-hour system with no
change in wages, while in Other 5, they
are working eight hours with twenty
per cent reduction in wages.
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TUESDAY, 18TH FEBRUARY 1867.

The European Mails arrived here this morn
ing from st. Thomas. The papers do not con-
tain any news of much Importance.
The English Parliament, as the Despatch
remarks, would be opened by Her Majesty in
person on the 5th of this month.
A sad accident, by which 40 persons lost
their lives, occurred on the ornamental water
in the Regents Park, on the 18th of last month,
in consequence of the breaking of the ice from
the overcrowding of a large body of persons
on it at the same time while in a most DANCE
rous state, caused by rottenness and partial
thaw.
The merchants in the city of Mexico. it is
said, are suffering from the imbroglio between
the French and the Imperialists. The Custom
House in that city refuses to deliver any goods
which left Vera Cruz after the 18th, the dayon
which the French took possession.
, 1867-02-19
Bank offs Thomas.

NOTICE is hereby given that a
I'M semi-annuaI General Meeting of
Proprietors will be held on Tuesday
the goth instant, at the European
Hotel.
The chair will be taken at IL
o'clock.
BY order of the Board of Direc-
tors.
st. Thomas, 18th February 1867.
IT. H~AAGENSEN,
Manager p. t.