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ENGLAND.
Discussions In Parliament.
LONDON, April 81.


In the House of Commons several gen.
tleman gave notice Of motions adverse to
Mr. loves financial plans. The subject
of the declaration ot the treaty Of Paris
Of 1856, against the prevailing and eslab'
fishing principle that neutral flags cover
enemy's goods, came up. Mr.. Bentinck
argued In favor oil the withdrawal Of Eng.
land from the agreement advocated Of the
resumption Of search. He believed the
United States and other powers would
disregard the declaration In case Of war.
Sir Roundall Palmer, Stephen Cave, and
others, spoke 10 the same effect The At.
torney General replied, defending the
Paris declaration. lie said It was impos.
slble to escape its obligation. Dlsraeli
lamented that the subject had not been
introduced earlier, so 1t might have been
brought 10 the attention u the recent
conference Of powers in London. 1twas
agreed that the declaration was injurious
TO England, but 1t must be respected until 1t
is formally revoked. Mr. Gladstone In.
sisted that the declaration was binding.
and is revocation was not to bc thought
NJ
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Ohio Legislature. .
COLUMBUS, Ar

COLUMBUS, April 81.
The bill has passed the Senate exempt
ing the real estate and buildings used aS
parsonages from taxation.
After a long discussion, the bill to cs'
tablsh an insurance bureau failed 10 pass
the House.
There isa largo lobby here in the inter
est Of tine Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day.
ton Railroad, and Of the Short Line Rail
road Company, which is asking fol
special authority in order to pass through
Dayton. Speeches were made today be
fore the House Committee on Railroad.
and TelegraphO in the Supreme COurI
fOOm
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 81

WASHINGTON, April 81.
special to tho Post.
The British High Commissioners have
received dispatches from their govern
ment, approving the treaty recently made
by the High Commissioners for the set.
tlement Of the Alabama claims question.
The full details Of this treaty are unknown
except to q few persons who have close
official relations with the President, and
one Of these Is authority for the statement
that the treaty provides for fixed com.
mission to examine and pass upon the va.
lidity Of all claims presented, and that the
Emperor of Brazil Is to be arbitrator.
This much 1t is said can be made public
without the violation Of confidence as to
the treaty in general. It is pronounced
very favorable to the United States, at
least as favorable as can be negotiated
now or for long time.
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A Confidence Woman In Court.
HUDSON, n. Y. Anril 81.

The case Of Anna Gibson, alias Patter.
son, a notorious confidence woman, com.
menced in this city yesterday before
Judge Leonard. The court room was
crowded, and great interest was mani.
tested in the proceedings. A dozen wit,
nesses were examined for the prosecution
including Mrs. Warning and Mrs. Nc,
Knight, Of New York, two OF her victims
The case will occupy all the week.
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The rrIhulntions Of Erie.
NEW YoRK, April 81.

NhW IUHAi ApTH 81
In the Erie receivership case yesterday,
Judge Pierrepont, by the authority Of
Jay Gould, made a statement to the ei.
feet that, in consequence OF the coal
strike, the receipts Of the Erie road had
fallen of more than $5O0,0O per month,
aud the company was on the verge oil
bankruptcy, when he Could had person
ally advanced several hundred thousand
dollars and took the convertible bonds,
which had been sanctioned by the board
Of directors; that subsequently the stock
issued in place Of these bonds was regu.
larly sold in the market
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Indian outrares in ArlzOna.
TUCSON, ARIZONA, April Il.

TUCSON, ARIZONA, Aprll IA
Yesterday the Indians attacked San
Pedro, a settlement near camp Grant, and
killed Alex. Mckenzie, H. c. Long, Owen
Chaplin and Egard Urtor, wounded
Nicholas Taper, and stole lot OF stock,
arms and ammunition. This settlement,
which has existed for six years, will be
abandoned at once.
Numerous other outrages are expected.
Ration tickets issued 10 the reservation
near camp Grant recently were found on
the Indians killed in the recent raid.
The Indians appear to be supplied with
government arms and ammunition.
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STATE BoNDs-MlSsouris, 03f; Tennes.
sees, old 66t; new, OGt; Virginias, new,
7Si; old, II; North Carolinas, old, Ash
new, 25.
STOcKs-Western Union Telegraph, 574;
Adams Express, slk Wells, Fargo &
Co., 43; United States, 81; American,
3d. Pacific Mail Ask New York Cen.
tral, 1908; doscrlp, OCT; Erie, 9lsi Harlem,
1923; Reading, iii; Michigan Central,
1921; Cleveland, s Pittsburgh 1881 ;
Union Pacific, S33; North western, OH;
do preferred, 100; Rock Island, 1l4f;
New Jersey Central, 1903; st. Paul,
G4E; do preferred, s3s; Wabash, 644;
do preferred, S0i; Fort Wayne, 0S3;
Terre Haute, SIT; Chicago & Alton, no;
Ohio & Mississippi, 5Sf; Cleveland, Co.
lumbus & Cincinnati, Of; Burlington &
Quincy, 1853; Lake Shore, III; Indiana
Central, 124t; Illinois Central, 1S4t.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 81.
CoTToN-Quiet, middling uplands lac
FLOUR-Quiet, family SO 95aO so.
GRAIN-Wheat dull, 81 35a1 80. Corr
unchanged. Rye at 81 03a1 OF. Barley
steady, 81 GOAL 10.
OILs-Linsecd oil steady 81 GOAL OIL
Lard oil quiet, O5aOSc.
EGGs-Firm, 15c.
BUTTER-Steady, 30a32c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork firm, $1S Goals IS
Lard dull, lie. Bulk meats dull; shoulders
6taGtc; bulk sides, clear rib sc; clear sc
Bacon dull, shoulders 7eci bacon sides
clear 0tc.
WuIsKV-At 9Sc.
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Sud Case OF Drowning at Hartford.
HARTFORD, CoSN., April2l.

Two daughters, ten and fourteen years
old, Of John Mcnamara, Of COllinsville,
tailed to return home Wednesday night
alter being sent out on an errand. Thurs.
day morning the river was dragged and
their bodies, with that Of Michael
Glynn, a laborer, were found. It is sup.
posed they fell from the foot bridge into
the water, and that Glynn lost his life in
attempting 10 save them.
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BOSTON.
Anniversary Celebration.

BOsToN, April 81.
The Christian Register Association en-.
tertained some two hundred gentlemen
and ladies ut dinner at the Common.
wealth Hotel last evening, in celebrating
the tif(ieth anniversary OF the commence.
ment OF tho publication OF that paper.
E. Z. Hall presided. Remarks were made
by several Unitarian clergymen Of this
city and others.
A meeting was held to-day for the pur.
pose raising money in aid of the Hum
boldt College, in Iowa, an institution for
students OF both sexes, and TO be free
from sectarian control. A resolution was
adopted lavoring the founding of the Col.
lege.
REV. Wm. Bell, n Universalist clergy
man for over fifty years, died yesterday,
aged seventy.nine.
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Resumption of Work ut Scranton
Coal Mines.
SCRANTON, IA , April q.

OVIANIUNI A APIII IL
The miners in the employ Of the Lack.
awanna Iron and Coal Company resumed
work to-day, but at what price the men
are working has not yet been made pub
lie, though rumor puts it at $l,l5. No
trouble has occurred thus far, and none
is anticipated tonight The men who
have resumed work are Germans, and do
not belong to the miners unions. Gen.
Osborn issued an order this morning for
the return Of the militia 10 their homes,
but since the resumption Of work at the
Lackawanna Iron COmpany's slope he
has revoked the order.
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Grand Lodge Of Good TempIar..

MACON CRY, Mo, April 81.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars
has lust closed It's seventeenth annual
session here, with the largest representa-
tion In attendance since It's organization.
Reports ot the officers show the order TO
be In the most prosperous condition, both
numerically and financially. Officers for
the ensuing year were elected and much
business oiintercSt to the order was trans.
acted
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CHICAGO, April 81.
FLoUR-Dull and declined at 10 to lee.
GRAN-Wheat. dull at &c lower at
81 2jial 20, cash; closed ut 81 26ial 26t.
seller May; this p. NJ. firm. Corn, No. .
mixed, 59a59Sc cash, closed firm; this P.
NJ. firm at 53c, seller May. Oats, No. 9
dull; closed at 47a4T9c. Rye, No. 2 dull;
held at S9asS; buyers SOC. Barley, spring
No. 2, at S6aS7.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, April 9

BALTIMORE, April q.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged. Corn dull
mixed western at roc. Oats at G5aG7c
Rye at 90a05c.
PRovIsToNs-STess pork dull at SEQ 90
Bacon shoulders firm at Stc; sides, 10tc
clear rib, l0tc; hams, lGal7c. Lard, l2c
WUISKY-At o. ta93.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, April 81.

NEW YORK, April 81.
CoTToN-Steady; middling uplands at
144C.
FLoUR-Dull at 90 O5 for shipping ex.
tras.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; spring ut 81 53a
/ 81 for red; amber 81 50al o.. Oats aI
63fa6G. Corn, yellow 75a78c.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork at $l8 25 bid
and $lS so asked. Lard unchanged.
EGGs-At 15ia10ic.
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REPUBLICAN, DISSENSIoNS IN
NEW YORK.

Meeting OF the State Executive Com-
miItee..Mr. Greeley Declines Menu
bership in IT,
New YoRK, April 81.
The Republican State Executive. Com.
mittee met at the Filth Avenue Hotel,
pursuant to call. The Chairman present.
ed letter from Mr.. Orion accepting the
appointment as one OF the Committee on
Reorganization; also ono from Horace
Greeley declining to act as one of the
Committee, in which, utter expressing his
regret at being obliged to decline, he says
that had q little iorbearance and concilla-
tlon been evinced by the appointing power
at Washington, he thinks 1t might have
been different The Committee then pro-
ceeded in accordance with the direction Of
tue State Committee 10 fill the vacancy
caused by tho declinatiOn Of Mr.. Greeley.
Whereupon Hon. Jackson D. Schultz was
unanimously chosen,
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CINCINNATI, April 81

A post n1ortem examination Of Henry
Teale showed that his death was caused
by an ordinary pistol ball. Suspicion is
strongly directed against Mrs. Teale, who
is not arrested, but is kept under tue sur.
veillancC Of the police.
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SPAIN.
A Scene In the CorteS.

MADRID, April 90.
During the discussion in the Cortes to-
day, Senior CASTELAR,, a distinguished Re.
publican leader, spoke in strong terms Of
condemnation Of the house Of Savoy. He
was called to order by several members
on the ministerial side Of the Chamber,
and a scene Of confusion enSued, which
only terminated at the adjournment
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Trouble With a New Foundland
Gable.
ST. JouS's, NIB, ApriI 2I.

The New FOundland Company's Gable
between Port au Basque and As6pee Bay
Cape Breton Island, totally failed on The
10th inst, A steamer with repairing ap
pliances will leave here at once TO re. es
tablish connection. Communication will
this Island rip St Pierre and Sydney
Is undisturbed.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 81.

PHILADELPHIA, April 81.
FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; Western 81 Goa
los. Rye SlO5 Corn unchanged
Oats G5aGG.
PRovIsIoSs-Dull. Mess pork $40 90
a2O 90. Lard llial2tc.
OLs-Peroleum crude l7c; refined
22;c.
WuIsKY-Dull at O1taO2c.
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Decision About Fire E1tinsui,hers,

CHICAuU1 april sI.
The U. =. Court has rendered q decision
In the suits Of the Babcock Fire Extin.
guisher Company against the Excelsior
Extinguisher Company, and has Issued a
decree perpetually enjOintng the latter
from manufacturing, selling or using fire
extinguishers. This sustainS the validity
Of the Carlin s. Bignon and other patents
owned by BabcocE s. Co.
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Fifteenth Amendment Celebration at
Richmond.
RICHMOND, April 90

4ASuAONOb OPtA ~
The colornd people here celebrated the
Fifteenth Amendment Anniversary bya
procession, and were addressed by Geo. 7.
Downing (colored) Of Washington. who
cenSured the administration tor It's treat.
ment Of Senator Sumner. The crowd
gave three cheers for Sumner, and also
cheered for Grant
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CHICAGO.
Opening Of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal.

OpenlnB OI Ihe lIIIuolS anu michigan
Canal.
CHICAGO, April 81.
The opening Of the Illinois and Michi.
gan canal took place yesterday and to-
day. There was perfect gorge Of boats at
Bridgeport, Of which a large number
have reached the city. The work of deep.
ening the canal will be completed In about
two months. The bed Of the canal has
been deepened from 8 TO feet for 81
miles, ten miles Of which has been Of solid
rock. This work has been performed at
an expense Of $3,000,000. II will Eot
only give US water communication with
the Gulf States, but clears Chicago river.
All that remains now Is the clearing Of
tho bed Of the canal of tho earth which
has accumulated during the work.
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The Car Coming to the U. S.

NEW 1oRk, april II.
A committee of appointment citizens has
been formed in this city, for the purpose
Of arranging a series Of entertainments in
honor OF the Czar OF Russia, who Is ex.
pected to arrive in this city early In June.
These will take the form OF yacht con.
tests, q grand ball or banquet, and several
other affairs Of similar nature.
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Mnrsment, OF the President.

INDIANAPOLIS, April II.
The President, accompanied by Sena.
tor Morton, Is expected to arrive here
about 8 A. n. tomorrow. Hewill remain
here during the day, and Is to have re
ception at The Academy ol Music to-mor
row evening.
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BASE Ball at St. Louis.

Sr, Louis, April 81.
The White Stockings base ball club Of
Chicago arrived here from the South last
night, and will play one or more games
With the St. Louis clubS before leaving the
city.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
no THE CREDITORs OF TgE :

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE Es.
n Il TATES Of lsaac Blrkham, decd, and John
q; Burkham, decd. respectively.
IN Ppr'uluce OF decree Of the CIrcult Court
ol ohlo county, State Of Wet Virginia. made in
. cause therein pending to subject tho ToiI cstato
o. lthac bntEhAm. decd and the real estate, or
tne 9lsLrlo1ilve share Of ! sac Burkham's es'ate
which would descend to the heirs az law or John
Z. bGrkh4m, decd, TO the payment OF their no.
SpeetiYe debts, ynu are required 10 present yonr
claims gtinst the Eaid parties rrapectivelx E,r
adiudlcaIlnn, TO GIBSON L. CRANHER, C6,ay1If.
stoHsT In ChaHeeTy. at bis Office In tho sid coin.
~ on or before the Sd day OF June, A. u 1871,
Witness, Samuel Il. McCoIloch, Clerk Of al d
Court, this 18th day Of April. A. d. 1871.
SAMUEL d. MCC0LLOCH, Clerk.
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KANSAS CITY.
Terrific Wind Storm-Prompt Jus.
tice-ImmisratiOn.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, April 20.
Last night terrific wind storm visited
this city. To-day a high wind has pre-,
vailed with u slight fall Of snow, which
unprecedented,
Three horse thieves were to-day
brought into this city from tho Cherokee
Nation, and inside Of twenty.iour hours
they were tried, waived All examination
made confession and sent TO Jail. The
detectives who captured these men were
pursued with their Captives by band OI
Indians led by white men to within short
distance OF Baxter Springs. They are
supposed to be accompliCes.
Our eastern railroad lines report immi'
grafton 50 heavy as to tax to tho utmost
the capacity Of their roads. The parties
are generally bound for Kansas.
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MEXICO.
Revolt In Tshanutepee.
CrrY OF MEXICO, April Is.

CrrY OF MEXICO, April Is.
The people Of TGhauntepec are again
in arms against the government, This
revolt is a more serious one than that re-
Gently suppressed. The effort at fusion
in Congress OF parties opposed to Juarezs s
has been defeated.
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Anarchy In PARIS.
World Special.

World Special.
PARIS, April 81.
Another revolution Is imminent. The
Commune has arrested the Central Com
mittee, charging itS members with nego-
tiating with President Thiers to betray
Paris. Tho National Guards are indig.
nant, aud threaten to arrest the Commune
unless the Committee Is released. Com.
plete anarchy reignS.
Tribuno'S Special.
PARIS, April 81.
General Girst has been degraded and
imprisoned for refusing 10 make famish.
cd battalion march.
ST. DENIS, April 81.
There are symptoms OF the PrusSianS
leaving the forts, which will be given TO
the regular government The Prusslans
will retire 10 Rheims.
Seven thousand troops have reached
Versailles from Switzerland, and $4,000
arc ready TO leave.
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Conviction Of a Murderer.

PoUeHKEEPSIE, n. Y, April 81.
The trial Of John Thompson, the mur.
derer Of Elijah Jones, at Cold Springs,
was concluded at Carmel yesterday. He
was found guilty of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced to Sing Sing prison
for life.
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Murder and Robbery at LOEanSpOrt,
Indiana.

An old and respected citizen Of this
place named Slater, q grocer, was In.
weighed by parties unknown, last evening,
from his house and struck dead and
robbed Of eleven hundred dollars. There
d no clue 70 the murderen.
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Fire at Bangor, Me.

BANGOR, Me, April q.
A fire this morning destroyed the gro
ceries Of II. II. CrocEer, Maddox & Mill
Ter, and E. G. Gould, also two saloons, the
shoe shop ofiPhilip Frey, and several
tenements. Loss not ascertained.
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NOTICE.

The defendants are hsreby notlaei that tho
deposltiOns Of Louis Asmo', BelthAIur Schul und
othrrs will be taken At the Ia ~ office Of Gibson
L. Cranmer, on the N. <. corntr Of MOurOe and
FOurth streets, Ia the city Of Wheeling, Goun.
y OF Ohio. and State OF West Virginia, on tho
20th day Of Nay, 1871, between the hOuis o. 0
O'Clock A. \ and s O'Clock p. u, " be read In
evidence In the above named cause, on behalf Of
the foregoing plaintiff. 10 a cause pending Ia
chAncery In the Circuit Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, wherein Louis 'Emus is plalniiH aud
BelthaGer Schul administrator, withthe will an.
neXed Of the eetAte OF William Felt.
man, deceased, AuguSt1 FOltman, Mary
Beakerd, and - BeRkerd, her husband. and
Catherine WhermlcNr. and - WhermicHr,
her husband, arc deiendAnts. And II irOm any
cause the taking OfEAit depoSltlOns EhAll not bo
commenced, or belnE commenced, shall not be
completed on that day, the tAklng OF The SAme
will be adjourned from time 10 lime until the
same shall be completed.
To said defendants: LOUIS ASM0S.
By u. L. CRANAER his Attorney HpSTh
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The Insurgents Driven Across the
Seine.
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indemnity due on April 1st, Is still unpaid.
The baTicade in the Rue De Rivoli In
Paris, Is represented 10 be extremely form
liable.
A Versailles dispatch to-day, says sew.
eral barricades with O number Of prison.
ers, and several cannon were captured
yesterday at Neuilly. The Prussian mill.
tary authorities have required the govern.
ment to furnish information as to the num-
Der Of troops daily arriving at Versailles.
The Duke Of Broglie, has returned to his
post as French Ambassador 10 London.
PARIS, April 81.
General 0kolowitz has been wounded
The Versailles army have thrown up en-.
trenchments on the left bank ofth Seine
and are now concentrating q! Puteaux and
Courhevoie, with the apparent intention Of
making q sortie against Le VsllotS and
Villers.
Revelation Within Revolution,
The Commune Arrest the Central
Committee.
The Nationals Threaten 10 Arrest
the Commune.
AnaFnhv In PaFIR.
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TRIRp DAY or JUNE. A. D. ISL.

At my office In the city Of Wheeling, on tho
NORTH East corner n Fourth and HORTOE ItFttE,
proceed 10 ASCERTAIN and report
lst- The amount, number and prl0Tltles Of tho
several Hens and claims OF every kind against tho
estate o. the said Isaac Burkham, decd.
ID. The amount, number and priOrltIes ot tho
several liens and claims OF every kind To which
the distrlbntiye share Of laAc Buikhams estatO
which would descend TO The heirs at law u John
z. Burkham, decd, is subject.
ID. The amounts, number and prioriiIcs Of all
Hens and claims, together with the names OF ali
parties In whose favor the same are held agauSt
The disfributiye ShArrs Of any or all the other
distributes OF IIaac Burkham's Q estate
9Th. TO Eettle the accounts If William @. stfw.
art rs Administrator aud receiver Of tho estate Of
lsaac Blrkham, deco, and the accounts Of John
.. Creighton, Administrator VI the estate Oi John
Z. burkhSm, decd.
Also any other matter or thing which GAid Com.
missioner may deem pertinent, or any ptrGon In
Interest may desire.
GIBSON l.. CRANMER,
ap2OdAw c mmlsslOnCr 10 ChAncery.
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ap2Od4w
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

w.
Daniel c. List, Administrator OF tho Estate Of
James G. AcheiOn, decd.
In circuit Court Of Ohio county, West Virgin.
10. In ChAncery.
by virtue VI decree rendered In tll' cause at
the AAr'h term, 1911, OF saii CGu &, II was By
consEnt OF parties, ordered, adjudyed and creed
that II BE- Referred tO one OF the COmmIsiI JuerS
OF this Cont, 10 ascertain and report,
First What assets have cUnC into the hands
Of said Administrator,
Secondly. What assetts. n any, there arc be.
longing 10 tho said estate unad nini stored, their
character aud cOudIIiuu aud what II us Ihtre sre
upon tAid aIseis. II any, what d b are duo
lrom sald estate and respective prIoriIrs, ifAny.
Thirdly. Any other malte dermtd pet tlnglt
BY any Of the creditors VI the 81 estate, VI auy
Of the parties iu Interest,
1t Is further required by said decree that DO.
Tore proceeding 10 state the said account, said
Commissioner shall give notice to he creditors
aud all parties Interested In said estate by publ.
cation Of the time aud place Of taking the same,
III some newspaper printed Ia the city OF Wheel.
ing, u least four weeks before commencing 10
take Eald account, which publication shall bu
equivalent 10 personal service.
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GERMANY.

Wurtemburg Defies the EcumenicaI
Council.
STUTTGART, April co.
The Government declares the Ecumen'
ical DEGREES null and void in the Kingdom
Of Wurtemburg.