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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TINE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFj
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.

INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED By SPECIAL CHARTER, 1857.
Home Office 1914 Main street, Richmond, Va.
f G%sraets o l eaRh pr Iss Year,
Number of policies issued, 1,Os4-insuring ~ ss7, :
of policies of any American company, and success
that is unparalleled IN the first fiscal year.
Issues all kinds Of n3n.forieiting LIFE and ES:
upon RETURN Premium PLANS.
NO RESTRICTION E q TRAVEL OR RESI-
In any part of North America north Of the SOUTH
crn cape of Florida or in Europe at any season Of
the year.
NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES.
SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
Secures amount Of insurance to married woman,
whether effected by herself. or her husband or any
benefit and that of her or her husbands children,
If any as may be expressed, free from the control
claim of her husband or c creditors or the per-
Liberal loan of participating premiums upon upon
the profits of the company. Life policies after
three years, endowment after two years, non-ior'
Agents desiring to represent the company will
please address the Home once.
JOHN ENDERs. HENRY X. ELLYSON
WAl. +. TAYLOR. ASA SNYDER,
SAM'L S. COTTRELL, H. &c: BASkERVIEL,
, cRAs. r T. WoRTHAM, GEoRGE JACOBS,
WM. WILLIS. JR., J. W. ALLISON;
F FR II SsI ItAss g. aE g. & SH FAtMEhl
JAMES A. SCOTT, II. G. GAnEtln
". II. TYLER, JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
}. T: EDWARDs, WM. G. SAT- TAYLOR,
r. N IdPT6E WM r. lisa ACS
r, H. DIBRELT, GEO, j.. HIpGOOD,
WI.R PALMER 1D s. si hGHR IT. PRICE
j. E. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Vicc-President.
ID. J. HARTSOOK, Secretary.
CHARLES II. SMITH. VI. D.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
an el-d3m&w1m General Agent
TINE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY-CAPITAL,S 90, 900, o0o.-Bcing
purely mutual company, its entire surplus earn;
fmgs oyer tie actual cost Of insurance Is returned
each person insIred Us assets ays increased
Years. notwithstanding two millions OF dollars
have been paid out for losses, and one million for
dividends. From It's long organization 1t has the
experience of nearly quarter Of Sentury .n.is
ncntS In the method of conducting It's business IL
was this company that originated the system OF
oorrure q policies ana to !. te mp pI DsHr are
By reference to fist that may Ee seen az any time
nREp AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
have boon paid out for losses to the WIDOWS and
THOMAS w. BOSWELL. CO.,
General Agents for state Of Virginia,
No. 1lOi Main street, over First National Bank.
MEDICAL EXAMINERs;oDr. >. Grattan Cabeil,
DR.. a. G.. Workman, DIR. X. Il. Coleman.
lin
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RAND P A N OR A NJ A
OF
DLSSOLVING PAINTINGS,
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED By THE CELEBRATED
DRUMMOND LIGHT.
THE PAINTINGS WILL BE
FOURT TEEN FEET SO X F..

In these dissoying views the change seems a.
most miraculous, for whilst observing view OF Il
for Changing In so gradual manner to an entirely
different view, as from day to night exterior to an
interior or from city to another that the audi
encc is completely bewildercd, and this is accom-
pIished without leaving the room for one moment
In darkness. Statuary is seen with remarkahlc Ell
tire relief. more intellectual entertainment
than this Exhibition can scarcely be conceived.
Nothing like it has ever been III Richmond before.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
t5ME. sio. ooO, ooo-CAsH ASSETS YEAR END
NS EEBk ~ E f SSEE IS Hss
THE YEAR. TO- e4o-NUMBER OF POLICIES IN
FORCE FEBRUARY !, 1853, So, as4.-The "MU-
TUAL LIFE' is now by far the wealthiest COM
many In the world. 1t Is conducted on the only
PRINCIPLE which time and experience has proved TO
be ultimately safe and trustworthy. Its assets are
not Invested In fancy stocks or personal securities,
hut i'm bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
first lien on same, and thus placed beyond the
reach of any contingency.
The company, being purely mutual, divides Is
this dividend can be used In payment OF premiums
or to purchase additional insurance, at the option
OF '''e i'o''''D D. ). WALKER & CO., Agents,
No. 1914 Main street,
Dr. T. r. McCAw, Medical Examiner. NH 70
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE,
BRASS FOUNDRY.

SOUTHERN BRASS FOUNDRY.-MRs.
y j. w. EDDENS (wife OF James w. Eddens,
deceased.) having established BRASS FOUS-
DRY at No. lsi5 south side Of Cary street. between
BRASS WORK PROMPTLY and satisfactorily exc
cnted. Orders respectfully solicited. Satisfaction
guaranteed In all cases. ,.
my lin j. B. PATTERSON, AgeM.
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TOBACCO BOXES.-Use WHITLOCK'S
PREMIUM TOBACCO BOXES. A compli-
Inentary premium awarded for my boxes at the
I'm Danyille in November, 1857, forstyle, material
used and exactness. Examine my stock of lum-
her before buying the boxes, and you'll be con-
WINGED that 1t Is thoroughly seasoned. CADDIES,
HALF BOXES, THREE-QUARTER BOXES.
and CASES, kept constantly on hand Boxes
carefully put In shocks for shipment:
- - - - 500 4, II. WHITLOCK,
corner Of Eighteenth and Cary streets.
ny4-2m
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S.TSS~rSsSSrSSs~~~< t~~<.Lseo-.. -.
g PR ling AND SUMMEp
~ MILLINERY ~

MRS. B: 1. CAHEN formerly Mrs. nem.,SssEs
although determined TO cIosc bisinesx In mani.
continued and urgent request OF her ycsv W The
lady friends and OLD gatroKzln9 customer no
Guided 70 be again In tie field for the prest., con-
son with All " present sea-
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF NIrIrSr,,.
which, In regard to elegance and noye,,tass1
passes everything exhibited SO far In l. en-, sur
She has just received by direct iinnort,,f.
from The arst large assornen, and
The mos, fssoDa, SoPSislng nameron. styles Of
FLOWERS, SO rich. so elegant, and such ~,
variety and novelty, that IL Is Impossible n Aree
them. Everybody must come and scc the .pscfi6s
has also large stock OF assorted Ribbons p,,tshe
Grapes and Illusions and Malines and Sill ros'ed
colors, with splendid Trimmings and 0rna,."Ial all
and other numerous fancy articles: ali Of nnl
she Is offering at very reduced prices and q, mich
bargains. ' al great
Toladies wishing TO bny materials for ,o
she Is willing TO give all possible inform ,tnefS
manufacture the same 'a'ioA 10
THURSDAY the 3oth Of April win bo ,bo
OPENING OF tho FASHIONS for tho sc, u. Xahd
The ladies' and the public generally are rc:,o,.
fully invited. "'e respect.
Every SATURDAY business VIII no c,osu,
MRS. IL. l.. CAHFv
apZS-ot 3O2 Rro1d
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ne JOHN e. DOHERTY,


MERCHANT TAIL OR,
500 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPoTswooD HOTEL,
has received an excellent assortment OF CLOTHS,
CASSIIERES, COATINGS, and YESTINGS, for
his spring trade, and will during the season receive
all the novelties imported or manufactured In this
country as fast as Introduced. Call and examine
the stock. ap1-3m
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DIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE COM
4 PASY OF yIRGINIA.-W. c. CARING
TON President; DIR. G. HENRY PERR0W, III.
D.. Medical Adviser; j. J. HOPKIN, Secretary.
This company issues policies on all popular plans
including s'return premium - plans on some OF
these plans after one cash payment on others after
t,oo Its policies are n0n-fOrfelting.
The SUCCESS Of the RIEn3lOSTt Is mnprecedent-
ed 'fDuriiig the first i've months bf Its OrganZa-
tion Il has issted LARGER number Of policies than
any other company in the United States during the
same period Of It's ex istenceo
The piEDSIOST IS Il great success, Its respon-
sbIity Is unguestloned its terms are liberal, Its
rates low, and its management Is In the hands OF
men OF as high Integrity and as fine business abil-
ity rs any In the State. Finally, IT Is HOME IN
STITUT1ON. a>,,,,
Office lols Maih sfrGA nearly OPPOSITE post-oflce.
II II. c. DESHlELDS, Agent.
DR. T. r. PAGE Medical Adviser. NH Ism
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DRY GOODS.


ENRESH ARRIVALS!
NEW DRY GOODS
SPRING AND SUMMER
JULIUS MEYERS,
627 BROAD STREET.
Now receiving my second supply, and will have
in store by Monday next the 4th instant. COM
pletc stock Of
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS!
purchased at the lowest cash prices, and which
Will offer ut such figures To make 1t an Induce
ment to those who call to buy
In DRESS GOODS have
All-silk Figured Grenadines at eoc., worth 81
per yard:
Beautiful Baregcs 25c.:
Black silk Hermann, very low;
Mozambiques, English Bareges, Lenos.
ALSO.
an excellent article Of
LID Linen Shceting at sl.25. worth SIZE;
Fine PilOwcaSe Linen IT 81, worth SlZa per
yard:
"A bleach Cotton at l2,c.;
and 4 full assortment OF
WHITE GOODS
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TINE STATE EX-UNITED STATES
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, AND SAILORS'
CONVENTION which assembled at Richmond,
Va, on the 25th day Of September 1851, and which
adjourned subject TO the call Of the president ana
assemble mt the hall of the House of Delegates, In
the city of Richmond. on THURSDAY the 18th day
of Nav ut u O'Clock NJ to appoint delegates to the
6c held at Chicago on the 10Th day Of May: 1858.
Every ex.Unitcd States officer. soldier, ana
sailor now resident In this State Is earnestly re-
oucsted to be present, II is expected that other
nattcrs of great interest to them will be brought
before this Convention.
LIEUTENANT FRANK II. PATRICK,
CAPTAIN - DIBBLE.
Secretaries ex-United States Officers,
OF I'd Snldinrs, aud SailnrS' Convention.
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THOR SALE-A ROCKAWAY.-A single
JIG horse ROCKAWAY OF. CARRYALL, with
HARNESS. for sale cheap. Inquire ut corner of
Grace street and icGsburg, Connection rail-
rnad -. :, 80 my 4-5tx
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Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE ASD MAXINE RISKS inyl'
ted.
Office No. 1914 Main street.
ID. J. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID !. BURR, Secretary.
b, G, WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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This beautiful Panorama will be exhibited In the
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner of Main and Sixth streets, on
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4 1883,
for the benefit OF the Sunday School Of the church.
sCRIPTURAL ILLUSTRATIONS.

The following are the paintings exhibited on u
occasion
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noAlEsT4C INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1865
5000, 600.
Wen invested and secured.
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WHITE GOODS

AlsSO.
Barege, Grenadne, and other styles of SUMMER
M =. B.GThe EMPKEss KID GLOyEs-a ia
vorite make-only 81. 25.
a fine assortment Of RIBBONS and CHIPS for
trimming.
Statesmen W.. j. EGGLEsToN andJAMEs r. At
KISSoS my2-2w
NOTICE.--Our buyer is again in New York
~ buying from auction and every other source
where ready cash commands the cheapest goods.
Large additions to our present attractive STOCK.
Purchasers may call on us with the utmost ASST
rance of getting everything In Our line at the very
lowest market rates. We offer for the present q
large lot of
TOWELS. NAPKINS, DOILlES.
TABLE and IRISH LINENS. &c.,
very low, from auction. Also, 4 choice ana bcau-
tiful assortmentof elegant
LACE POINTS.
SILK MANTLES~ SHAWIS. &C.,
to which we call special attention. Good MD
GLOVES at 81 per pair.
CARDOZO. AI.SOP Il FOURQUREAN,
No, 9l3 Broad between Ninth and Tenth Streets
John o. Chiles, Samuel NJ. Price, Thomas ID
QuarIcs, f. r. Lyons, Jack Temple, G. 3. FonrGn-
rcan and j. Il. Mosby, are with us, and would DC
ulcn cod m coo their friends ap29
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25-td Soldiers, anu SalIOrs' COHNcutIuII.
NIOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TREDEGAR
COMPANY will be held at their Office, In this city,
at IL o, o'clock NJ. on TUESDAY the 9Th OF May next.
~ = ARCHER ANDERSON,
ap2O-td eeofelar!.
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There will be introduced through the exhibition
I number of '.CHROMATROPES.'' or Artificial
Fireworks, that are brilliant In effect.
Admission, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for all
ages.
Doors open at haIf-past O'Clock: begin at 8.
second exhibition will be given on TUES
DAY EVENING 1T the same PLACE, with change
OF programme, my2-N
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MOVABLE COMIC PAINTINGS,
(MotIon produced by slips and levers.)

Is. Young America,
Ia. Frog pie.
u. Fishing.
u. Dutch Dentist.
10, Sambo occurring.
70, Money spinner.
n. Patch work.
2. Countryman and dog
changing heads.
., Woman ana cats
head,
.. Clown falling TO
PIECES,
IS. The fiddler and bear.
70. Nightmare,
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NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
Avn DENCE
I'm any mart of North America north Of the SOUTH
crn cape of Florida, or In Europe, at any season Of
the year.
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AhrssInIan ExneditIon.

LONDON, March 27.-The latest
from the British military expedition
In Abyssinia reports the entire force,
with the exception Of a mountain
battery and four companies of the
Forty-fifth Regiment of Infantry, had
Just left Zoula and commenced the
march for the highlands of the coun-
try. The army was in good health,
and the general sanitary report Is
favorable.
The ascent to the Highlands of
Abyssinia is regarded here as a very
difficult undertaking; but it is under
stood that General Napier's advance
is by the safest and most easily trav-
ersed route, that on the east, by
represented as being very variable in
appearance, fertile and extremely bar
rem alternately, and some of the noun
tain passes formidable.
LONDON, March 28-Gen. Nagle
will be tried at the Court of Queens
Bench In London, in May, on charges
Of treason and felony.
George Francis Trains schedule Of
property in the United States has
been rejected by the Court of Bank
ruptcy at Dublin as a complete farce,
and worth less than even so much
blank paper.
Rumors of riots in Belgium are
spreading and becoming serious. The
military are kept in constant readi-
ness TO meet emergencies.
Spain vs.. American Journals.
LONDON, March 28.-Spain excludes
American newspapers, even those for
the American Envoy, who protests.
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No. % Kniden Lane.


In my Card Of Nov. !, 1867, stated
supplying the wants of the public,
and in order to prevent uuScrupu-
IOES dealers from palmfng OIL fnle-
rfOr and worthless goods aS the
Morton Gold Pens. I shall here
after sell no goods ut VVh Olesale
except only 10 duly appointed and
authorized Agcnt=,S etc. To this
plan have since strictly adhered
Ia accepting Agents, great are has
been exercised TO appoint those who,
by long-continued fair dealing, have
acquired a reputation for honesty,
responsibility, and probity-men in
whose word the public hsve learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed TO keep a full assortment OF my
pens, and to sell them a my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either - to writing or price, and
get a full equivalent for the money
pad
No agent is appointed 70 travel from
place to place, or canvass the country,
30 that all who want a Morton Cola
Pen must get it from the Local Agent
or from headquarters
None need apply for the Agency ex-
eept IN conformity to the above, tbs
liberal discount ITO Clubs" being
sufficient lnducement to all others.
A. MORTON
CcI7 dAw6m
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RY TELEGRAP4I..
MORNING DISPATCHES
Cbleago, Rock island 1 PACING IN.

Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific gR-
DEsBIoISEs, Iowa, March pa
meeting Of the Directors of the Chi
cage, Rock Island & Pacific RE- was
held at Davenport yesterday, when
several designations were accepted.
and the vacancies filed, the majority
of the Board now being Iowa men.
The Board then adjourned to meet at
Brooklyn last evening, when the act
Of the Iowa Legislature in regard to
the Road was accepted. The certif-
cate of acceptance was filed 10 the
Office Of the Secretary Of State in this
city this afternoon.
The new members of the Board re
not parties to any pending suits, and
a majority being competent to trans
act the business of the Company with
out reference to suits IN New York or
elsewhere. 1t is believed that its
affairs can 60 on smoothly again.
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s LITTLE son of. Sir. VIM. Collins,
foundryman at the Western Iron
C0mpauy's furnace, at Brazil met
with 3 terrible accident on Sunday.
Ia attempting to cross the Stag gut
ter he missed his footing and fell
into the red hot mass which was then
flowing, and before he could be res
cued the palms Of his hands were
burned 10 crispness.
A CIRCULAR has been issued by
Governor Baker, in reference to the
number of State Senators holding
over, and TO be elected. From this
circular, we learn that there are
twenty-five Senators to be elected.
OF the Districts, twenty are Repubh-
can. Fifteen Republicans and ten
Democrats hold over.
THE Graysville and North Vernon
Railroad will be completed, it is said,
by Christmas. 1t will give Indiana.
polls and the East an outlet twenty
eight miles below Evansville, on the
Ohio River. Per contra. Work has
been resumed on the opera house at
Evansville Madison Courier.
We wish the State Board of Edu-
cation would donate 70 the Courier
good map, Gazetteer, State Directo-
ny. or something else, whereby it
might be able to learn the names and
location of the important towns in
the State. Pray, when was North
Vernon moved twenty-eight miles
below F,yausvilIe
THE Brazil Miner is elated over the
prospects of that place. 1t says two
new iron companies have been formed,
which will erect, large blast furnaces,
at an early day, near Harmony; and
the Western Iron Company will con-
struct their rolling and pudding fur
naces at Knightsvil!e.
THE religious revival still contin-
ues in New Albany. Thus far the
accessions to the Presbyterian
Churches, including those before the
sessions, number about three hundred
and fifty; to the Methodist Churches,
including the German, nearly nine
hundred; to the United Brethren
nearly seventy. There have been
more than two thousand accessicns
10 the N. n. CnurCn Wltnln the
bounds Of the New Albany District.
THE Democrats of RushviIle placed
two Republicans on their Township
ticket for the Office of Constable. The
party must be getting thin in that
locality.
The Vincennes Sun says the wheat
and fruit prospects we're never better
In that section OF the country.
GENERAL G. S. PARRISH, State Sen
ator from the Counties of Miami and
Wabash, has resigned his seat to the
Governor, who will order a special
election to be held at the time of the
next regular Fall election.
JOHN S. HARRINGTON, Esq, Of In
dianapolis, has been elected to deliver
the Grafton before the Alumni Of the
Indiana Asbury University at the
commencement in June. He will
accept
ROBERTS CHAPEL, Indianapolis,
attempted to secure DR.. Bowman, Of
Asbury, University, as its Pastor for
the coming Conference year, but fail
ed. The North Indiana Conference
meets on the 18th of April.
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Annual Report or the Board or Trade
Of Evansville.


Through the courtesy of the Evans
vile Journal Company, we have been
placed in possession of the Report of
the Board of 1867. 1t was compiled
for the Board by Mr.. John w. Fos-
ter, of the Journal Company, and is
a work not only well worth reading,
but of careful preservation for future
reference. The work contains a full
and very interesting history of Evans
vile, commencing as far back as 1913,
when Warrick County was formed out
of that portion of Knox County south
of Rector's Base Line, extending
from the boundary of Harrison Coun-
ty to the Wabash River, and Evans
vile made the County Seat. 1t was
not until 1918 that the County of Van
derburgh was formed. The statistical
tables, showing the imports and ex-
ports of Evansville, are highly credit
able to the city, showing the immense
business done there; while the me-
chanical and typographical execution
OF the work, shows that Evansville
can boast of as good printing and
binding facilities as any city of the
West. The work can be seen at our
Office Gragviite (IH.) Independent
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HeaEF snoW storm ID 0maha.

Sc. L0UIs.A March 23.-ABother
heavy snow storm occurred at Omaha
and along the Union Pacific Bsii-
road on Thursday Work In the
mountains is suspended on account
of the snow.
General Sherman will leave for
Omaha on Monday tameet the Indian
Commissioners.
The planning mill and residence Of
I. G. Kilsey, a carpenter shop and
considerable lumber. at Clarksville,
Mo, was burned Wednesday night.
Loss SIS, 600; insured for s., 900.
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Mexican News.

New York, March 28.-The Her
a53's Havana special says the Presi-
dent Of the Tehuantepec Railway
Company arrived there, on his way to
Mexico, to complete arrangements for
building that road.
Narcaco, Maximilian's Minister to
Rome, has been imprisoned in Mexico
City. for alleged completely in the
late iusurrectionary movements.
The crew Of the schooner Catnam
which was lost at sea, have arrived at
MayaCUez
The siege Of St. Domingo City has
ruined tie place. Gems. Macion and
aez are expected from Hayti.
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NEW York, March 29.-Judge In-
graham on affidavit of the Attorney
for the Erie Railroad, has granted an
order which has been served to show
cause why the proceeding Of the
plaintiff and receiver should not be
stated, returnable on the first Monday
in April, with stay in the mean
while. Fhe result Of this is useless,
as some counter order issued will be
put to stop the collection and pro-
ceeds of the new stock, and tempOrar-
lily suspend all powers of Osgood as
receiver,
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SAN Francisco, March 28.-Late
Arizona advices state that uneasi-
ness is felt regarding Indian affairs.
In the Great Colorado Valley another
Indian war is anticipated, IN conse-
quenee of the attempt of the Govern
ment to assemble the savages on res
crvations. 1t appears likely to lead
10 serious trouble. About LOO In
dians, gathered on reservation near
Topaz, are reported as having left in
a body, taking all the stock. 1t is
their intention to join the hostile
tribes IN the mountains and make
common cause against the whites.
A band of Apaches made a raid on
Aubrey City, at the mouth of Will
liams's Fork, thence up the fork to-
wards the Great Central Planet Cop
per Mines, taking animals from the
different ranches, and carrying off the
planters in broad daylight The citi-
zens Of Aubrey City have applied to
the military authorities for protection.