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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31

The Posr- OFFIcE.-We are re-
quested to say that on New Years
Day the Post Office will be closed af-
ter the departure of the mail train on
the railroad, and viii remain closed
till 10 o'clock at night, when it will
be opened to the public half an hour.
MAGHIFICENT MUsIC.-The music
for the grand holiday ball, given by
the young men of the city, at National
Hall, on Tuesday night, was furnished
by Henry Harris celebrated band,
composed of ten performers, and finer
music was never heard in this country.
The Evansville 0ornes Band, led by
Prof. Buck, furnished music for the
grand marches and promenades, which
were greatly admired. Ho04o4
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70 the Amount Of $3.50 OOO-Every Ticket
Draws Prize.
cash ..............each $4,000
~ .....-.........................-eac each 5000
~ -eacn 100
~ --.--.---.-- +..----...--..eacn 0UO
~ ---...-----.. .-....-...--..-Aach lyU
Oh s.-..-..--..-.. ...-.-..eacl %
~ elegant Rosewood Pianos,
eacn 800 to $50
IS elegant Rosewood Melode-
ons, each --.-.-...... .....--.-..... IS to $50
100 sewing Machines. each........ 90 To us
80 Fine Gold Watches............. Is to 800
CAsh Prizes, SILVER y are, &C all valued at
A chance to draw any Of the above prizes
Tor 2lc, Tickets describing prizes are sealed
IN envelopes and well mixed. On receipt
Of %. Seated Text is drawn without
choice and sent by mail TO any address.
he prize named upon 1t will be delivered
70 the ticket-holder on payment of One
DoH0F- Prizes are Immediately sent to
any address by exrress or return mail.
You viii know what your prize is before
you pay for It, -fng prize eIehangea for
0noihfF OF same UaLNe. NO blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
references. = We select the following
from many who have lately drawn vaIu-
able prizes and kindly permitted US 10
publish them; =. Il. wilkins, Buffalo, $ OO0;
Miss ANNIE Monroe. Chicago. piano, $3.50:
John ID. Moore, Iousvil q, s. COO: Miss
I'm ma - alwCrth, Milwaukee, piano, $500;
Kew z A Day, New Orleans, sou. We
publish no names without permission.
Opinions OF the Press The firm is re-
liable, and deserve their succe, ST. Weekly
Tribune, Aug 8. ." We know them TO be a
falr-dealing hrm."-lN y. \. Herald Aug Is.
A friend Of ours drew a 500 prize,
when was promptly received. - Dauy
News, september 8.
send for circuiar.s Liberal Inducements
10 \ ents. Eatlstac elton guaranteed. Every
package o. sealed enyelopes contains one
cash gyt. s X tickets n 81: tbir cen Tor
=; thilfy-nve for s.; one hundred aid ten
Tor sIo-t Al letters should be addI esSed 10
HARPER. WILSON q co,
l43 Broadway, New York.
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.AVI.ROAD TIME-FABIR
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.
COMfN0 SOUTH.

leave esd Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vfncennes. E'viDe.
Naacennes Ac .......--.-.. 6:o6 d Nc d
Epsignt Il Ac. 1914 n l2:3g 5:S8 M
Mail. 3 IS P IA . 10 p II . ioF M
N. B-The Vincennes Accom- medallion
Train leaving at Z: 70 P. NJ, makes cleSe
connection with the Ohio and sMlssi ppi
Railroad at Vincennes for st. Lonis and
Cairo. 4nlHa1
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\CHILDREN's FAIR.-We observed,
Sterday, that the young Misses of
Iuity Nj. K. Sabbath School have
ma the most extensive preparations
for heir Fair and Festival in. the
Paris Of the Church, this evening.
Some the prettiest and most inge-
Nous aecimens Of children's handi-
work vii be offered for sale. We'are
intormedthat the prices of the arti-
"'es have been fixed at reasonable
ne children ought ITO be
~ts to improve
+he
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31

gay We viii open this morning new
Iqsse! Friqges. Trimmings, Zephyr
, Worste9, GglPure Edgippgg, Hand-
iery. aud fancy articles too numerous
to meation, at Coolidge's New York
Store. de15 tu&th
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CARRIERS ADDRESS. The JOUR-
NAL carriers will appeal to their pa
irons tomorrow with their Annual
New Years Address. 1t consists of
8 "Reminiscences of the early history of
the city, prepared by one of the "old-
est Inhabitants" 1t describes the
origin of the county, and tells who it
was that first introduced the arts OF
civilization. We hope the Toys who
have been faithful through summers
heat and winters cold in delivering
the JOURNAL. will be literally re.
membered tomorrow by those they
have served so faithfully. The earri-
Ners are all little fellows, and their in.
dustry deserves such recognition.
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rSTAR-SpANGLEn RARE TsEt 4 A.
- largeA0 column paper. rich, iiri e., and
raey. Full OF charming reading, iun, TACT.
and fancy. lyance .ine,' a p4end.d -ueel
plate, "FHE.y" TO eUorU subeer hrr- hiY
IS year. - Evanaeiine .loifissit -. - b.
scribe NOW. SpeciIpens DC. Address Ban
MEX OFFICE, Hiusdale. n. il. re
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BOOK CENYASSEElS EANTED b
To canvass or Arrows from my on ver,"
and "GtWpses Of Lille an soul 5LS lff Z. ' bV
JAMES fl.UG HhYs SuitaBio foil. holiday
Presents sold ny sub cripttDn only. The
best book out for Agents send for Toms
10 W, c.. PALMER, JE., il BIB e House,
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-A bsauffat hand Is made mors
beautiful when IT is covered with
Harris seamless Kid Gloves; blues,
puppies and black, stitched with
white. inst received at Coolidge's
New York Store. p de15 tu&th
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CITY N b w S.

THURSDAY ..............DECEMBER 81, 1858
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Book Canvassers Wanted

FgID canvass FOR the popular work. FOUR
.A YEARS IN I'll u OLD WORLD. 1900
already sold. A handsome Hclfue9- 4. =.
ent. Now Is the tine 70 "a 4ke ~ money
Il Bible House, New York,
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TIE Gl2EAT RdETROPOLTs,

A MIhhOh Of NEW YORK,
Is creating a furore wherever seen, IN
Cqualed in the book trade. IL is destined
10 An I'm nen.o sale.
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Only SO rs per copy.

Employment Of 'G &c: sew e9 %dER
By Juniua Henft Browne, viii be sold by
Agents dnriE e The next few months.
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1-NOE SAFE = BUIuDiMc LOFTS - ,vo
da hrst-clnss building lots, in "a Desirable
leealion- AS the party removes ~ hn.
% YHt town ~ enGtge In business, tine Tots
WIN inodermte me aus have "a splendid nu
.ppf atty 70 secure . desirable site FOR
o4teitd.l ial .iftSSE WALKER
oe@l div Real Estate Agent.
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Ragidenoe I'D Ill ID -

q. AFlHANuatuu uA4N A. dAMl AuA INlla
T FEttl ~ Ftfe8IDENCE OF the late Dr
r. fhpmns huncie VIII be sold nt private
saiA- ritld farm contains 100 acres, with
Z ln8tph StNttpns on the ~. q II. IN. R aBd
ten miles rom thia Oily. For farther nar-
tlcuiarH arpiy at Dr. u. II. Huneieis affen
40. - First street. Evansville. fv.HL
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- NsIserns,Elaa.


By the Metropolitan GIFT Co.-Cash Gifts
70 the Amount Of $50 .OOO-Every Ticket
Draws q Prize.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31

CINCINNATI. December 3d. The
river has fallen three inches, with
fourteen feet seven inches in the
channel. Weather clear. Thermom-
eter 36o = tatLst
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" EUREKA Smoking Tnl
'I.OEtfT.LEl. -.
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES, wRINaER.

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The Aby.sinian Expedition.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The Herald's
cable special, dated Antalo, Abyssinia,
March 9th, via London, March
2Sth, says: The Commander-in-chief
and officers of the English ex-
petition have positive informa-
ton that King Theodorus is prepared
and means to fight. The native army
is in very strong position, situated be-
tween two rivers near Lake Hiak.
Magadala is aday's march in the rear OF
the Kings headquarters. Deeprayines
eneircle the Aabyssinian's camp: In
this camp and on the line towards Mag
adala Theodorus has $1,000 warriors;
the works and camp being DEFENDED Dy
six large guns. On the east ana SCUM
of Lake Hiak are high and steep noun
tains. Napier has 5000 English troops
posted here. The General Will
move to Ashaugee. Tomorrow
the advance brigade moves ard
the General, leads by choice. Bag
gage of every description is reduced two
Thirds: forage for cattle scarce. Roads
are very bad and difficult to traVel
aud soldiers are suffering from dysen-
terry and fever. }-'
The Herald's Havana special says:
The French Admiral's demands on Haytl
have been satisfied by Solomon.
1t is expected that the next steamer,
Iron Dock, at st. Thomas Will prooaoiy
be afloat the first of April.
The De Sofa sailed from Jamaica on
the 18th fer Caracas with sealed orders
Baez again urged the return to St
Domingo, but still delays. Hungaria is
abandoned and anarchy prevails.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March %.

WASHINGTON, March %.
Mr.. Edmunds offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resolued, That the President of the
United States be requested to communl-
cate to the Senate whether he has estab-
lished or ordered the establishment OF
any new department since the first CT
August, 1867, and if so what depart
ment or departments and under what
statute and other authority.
On motion of Mr.. Sherman the Senate
took up the report of the Committee on
the Conference bill to relieve certain
manufactures from the internal tax.
Mr.. Sherman explained and the
amendment was debated by Messrs. Nye
Fretinghuysen, Morrill,, of Vermont,
johnson and Hendricks.
After further debate the Senate, Oh
motion of Mr.. Howard, disagreed To the
report by q vote of23 to 9.
The Chairman appointed as new
/ Conference Messrs. Sherman, Howard
and Morton.
Mr. Trumbull called up the bill to re-
lieve the political disabilities OF keder'
lex X. Butler, of Tennessee.
Mr.. Buckalew took the boor III opp91'
sition, but yielded to the metien to al
iourn and the Senate adjourned to Mon
day, IL o'clock.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March Is.
FLOUR-Steady and in good demand,
but unchanged.
WHEAT-Steady and in good de-
mand.
CORN-In active demand; sales 5000
bushels at S5aS6c for new ear; ,shelled
advanced to S5aS9c, with some shipping
demand.
OATS-In good demand; closed firm
at zoe for No. l.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
TOBACCO-Steady and demand fair;
sales 100 hogsheads at l0a9 80 for
trash and lugs and IL 75a26 W for leaf.
MESS PoRK-Unchangc and quiet;
sales 700 barrels at "a w for old and
~ Is for new.
BULK MEATS-Held at 1Oio for
shoulders and l2tal2!c for medium
heavy sides; not much done.
BACON-Quieta and unchanged ut IL &c
for shoulders; 1910 for sides; l43al5c for
clear rib and clear sides; nothing more
than iobbing demand for any kind.
LARD-Dull at i6c for city, country
sold at l5lc; 10 demand.
SEEBS-Clorer dull and declining;
small sales ut l2ac; timothy at = 3Oa2 ~;
haxseed at 2 l5a2 %.
BUTTER-Unchanged and strictly
fresh scarce and firm at 48a5Oc, but me-
dunn grades in better supply and dull
at 44a46c.
EGGS-Dull and declining, closing at
16c.
OILS-No change; Linseed a. LA
Is; Petroleum at 41ai3c for refined
free.
GOLD-l 3St buying.
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The R1peditiou 70 aby..inia

NEW YORK, March 27.-The Heralds
London special says: Dispatches just
to hand from tho British mill
tary expedition in Abyssinia report
that the entire force, with the ex-
ception of a mountain battery and four
companies of the fourty- fifth regiment
of infantry, had just left Zoula and
commenced the march for the high
lands of the country. 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
understood that General Napier's ad-
vance is by the safest and most easily
traVersed route-that on the east by
by Senafee and Doganta. The country
is represented as being very variable IN
appearance, fertile and extremely bar
rem alternately. Some of the passes are
formidable.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The Nation
al Freedmen's Savings and Trust Com
pany has just published its annual re-
port, from which it appears that its to-
tai deposits since March, 1865, when it
was chartered, have been S3,5S2, 3S7.
There remains on deposit S63S. 299. The
money deposited represents part of the
savings of the freed colored people
within the last two years.
The new tax bill will not probably be
reported to the House until the first
week in May.
The opening speech by General But
Ter, to .morrow, on behalf of the lm-
parchment Managers, will occupy three
hours. He will take up in order and
comment on each Of the articles, after
Hhich the Managers will present their
witnesses and fully enter upon the trial.
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From Havana.

New YORK, March 23.-Thc Herald's
Havana special says: Tue President OF
the Tehuantepec Railway Company ar
rived there on his way to Mexico to
complete arrangements for building that
road.
Narcotic, Maximilian's Minister TO
Rome, has been imprisoned in Mexico
City for alleged completely in the late
insurrectionary movements.
The crew of the schooner Catharine,
lost at SEE, had arrived at MayOquez.
The siege of st. Domingo City has
ruined the place. San Carlas has de-
creed the liabilities of EX-President
Cabrial to be invalid till the Legislature
decriminates thereon, and also prohibit
ed the refugees sheltered in Consulates
from remaining in the Republic.
Generals Mocion and Carlas Baez are
expected from Hayti.
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From NeM Orleans

New ORLEANS, March ga dispatch
from Galveston to-day says that the
treasury agents, Schumacher and Ran
dali, have detected astounding fraud:
in the revenue here, perpetrated through
bonded warehouses and having ramifi
cations at New Orleans and else where
Several officials are involved. The
frauds are chiefly in tobacco and whis'
ky in bonded warehouses at Galveston,
Four hundred barrels, supposed to con.
tain whisky, were filled with water.
300 empty and 80 were filed with com.
bustible compounds with view prob
ably of destroying the warehouse and
all evidences of the fraud. The partie.
implicated have fed.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
state OF West virginia
Ohio County Circuit COHrt-FtJr1dIy
Raies, 1861.
Michael Riley

George BiggA, Allen BIggs, Daniel B,gg' Herr
Biggs. Priscilla Foley, Iii Martin. and W
heirs nj law Of Henrietta Martin, Nhose aliS"
are unkhOwH; William GAlbraith and MAJ
Ann his wife. Sarah Jane, daughter ~ 10
jamin .Bisgs. and her husband, whose nAs~
are unknown, heirs at law Of BrnJamhi BIZ
deceased; Ann Biggs: the heirs ~ ~ F"
Abraham Roland, Of Kline Roland. 81 Ire
cana Blackstone, whose names are nhEt",L.
- Waugh and his wife. whOse name -
unknown, heirs At Law Of David Nolapa o.,
ceased; the heirs al law Of Susan sim' ~
names are also unknown. and Niiliah hi-'
beirs at law Of Jacob Roland drc"4.cd @E
Ohio county; Robert j. WoIdA. Es'oiafi 90
Ohio county In ChaBOTy
TiHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT II 10 ~.
II force the lien Of q Judgment feoOfrr', ~
complainant against Jacob Roland dfaeA'"'
the ALE Of certain lot Of ground IN Wei 80
crty, and swncd by said Roland. ...,t-a.
And II appearing from 40 affidavit Dec 10 =,
canse that Priscilla Foley I'll Martin, ~ p
at iaw of Henrietta Martin. the bsifs y "a
Abraham ROLAND, the heirs at las o. ~. -.
Roland, the heirs at law a Letbsaaa BiAf
WashingtOb l.. BiEgs and Mary AnB l' -.
John g lass and wife Maria, william Ain' =.
the beirs at laN.Of SuEso Sims afs h'' ~
dents Of this state; and IL furiher ~.
that the names Of - Waugh and hs -,
helm at Law Of David Roland; sarAh .. 9AaI. T.,
Of. Benjamin Biggs and her hnsAlahA A1
are unknown. 500 -,
On mstiOn o( compliments eoun,si' y :,
Ordsred that they do appear here sbs hi. -
month after the fourth weekly Pabiicatio's, Il,
posting Of this order AZ the front do9r ). -,
Court Mouse Of Ohio county and 90 ~.as ~,
may deem III 70 protect thsir lniefsstt. ~
49,, a, ~, -, - - - ~ L5sft
sols n, Complaipant uaritoss'E
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University of Virginia.

rf'HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU
Il ten will begin on the first day of October
1861, and end on the Thursday preceding the
4th Of July, 1868.
must be sixteen years of age. There Is no pre-
scribed curriculum of studies In this institution.
Every student may select the schools he viii at.
tend but in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three, unless by leave OF the
Faculty he DO allowed TO attend less than three.
The method of instruction is by lectures and
Textbooks accompanied by daily examinations,
The University is divided into three depart.
ments:
I. Academic.
VIM. Z. Peters, A. NJ. Prof of Latin.
BL. Gildersleeve, Phi. d., Prof. of Greek.
NJ Schele Do Vere LID, Pref Of Modern
C6. s. Venable, A. NJ, Prof. of Mathematics
Leopold j. Bocck, Adjct. Prof. Of Applied
Mathematics.
Francis II. Smith, A. NJ Prof of Natural
Philosophy.
s(To be appointed Sept. IthD Prof. of TcchnOl.
Ogy and Agricultural Science.
". II. McGufFey, ID, LID, Prot Of Moral
Philosophy.
Geo. Fred. Holmes LID. Prot of History
Literature and Rhetoric
III. Law.
John B. Miner, LID. Prof. of Common and
Statute Law.
S. o. Southall, Prof. Of Constitutional and In.
ternational Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
HI. Medical.
ITO be appointed Sept. 4th,l Prof of Medicine
and Obstetrics.
J. L. Cabell NJ d. Pref of Physiology and
Surgery.
J. S. Davis, NJ. D., Prof of Anatomy and Ma.
terra Medica.
S. Maupin, N. d. of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
J. L. Chancellor, NJ. d.. Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses of the student, for the
session Of nine months exclusive Of textbooks,
clothing and pocket money, will be about as fol.
lows:
l. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors 1860. - .
IL. For the Law Student, attending the fun
course Of Law, 1866.
III. For the Medical Student, attending the
full Medical course, 1896.
OF these sums, respectively, t225 t23O and
$3.50 will be requiredin advance, and the balance
in the progress Of the session.
For Catalogues, giving details Of the organiLa.
ton Of the schools, plan of instruction. expenses
&c. address VIM. Wertenbaker, Secretary, or
s. MAUPIN, Chairman Of the Faculty,
julyi3 =. %. University of Va.
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gp telegraph.
TO THR REGIsTER.--
BY THE CABLE.
BY Telegraph to the Registor.l

LONDON, March 2s.-General Maple
will be tried at the Court ofthe Queens
Bench in London, in May, on the charge
of treason and felony.
George Francis Trains schedule OF
property in the United States has been
rejected by the Court of Bankruptcy at
Dublin, as farce and worthless, even
so much as blank paper.
The miners riots in Belgiumis spread
ing and becoming serious. Military is
kept in constant readiness to meet emer-
gencies.
LONDON, March 2S.-Spaiu excludes
American newspapers, even those fol
the ABerican Envoy, who protests.
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Plres.

CHICAGO, March 29.-The Linseed Oil
Works of Gould & Bros. were destroy
ed by fire this morning. The establish
ment was one of the most extensive IN
the country, having capacity OF 3OOC
bushels per day, and employing about
forty men. The loss is yariously estl.-
mated, but cannot be less than quar-
ter of million of dollars. The ma
chinery alone is valued at 100000
Nothing learned as yet regarding tie
insurance.
PITTSBURGH, March 29.-Gratf Ben
net & Cos mill in West Pittsburgh was
destroyed by fire last evening about
nine o'clack. 1t is insured to the
amount of $4,000 in Pittsburgh com
Danies
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Meeting Of Directors.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, March pa
meeting of the Directors of the Chicago,
Rock Island g. Pacific Railroad was
held at Davenport yesterday, when sew
eral designations were accepted and the
vacancies 6lled, the majority of the
Board now being Illinois and Iowa men.
The Board then adjourned to meet at
Brooklyn. Last evening tho act
of the Iowa Legislature in regard to the
Road was accepted. The certificate Of
acception was filed in the Office of the
Secretary of State in this city this after
noon. The new members Of the Board
are not parties to any pending suits,
and majority being competent to
transact the business If the company
without reference to suits in New York
or elsewhere, it is believed that its at
fairs can go on smoothly again.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.

PARIS, March 29.-It is understood
that Emperor Napoleon is engaged in
preparing an important manifesto in
regard to the foreign policy Of his Gov
eminent. The document is expected to
appear abou: the 18th proximo.
1t is estimated by the Minister OF
War, Marshal Neil, that since the new
army law has beeu put into operation
the Garde Mobile of France has been
increased to 100000.
BERLIN, March 29.-Auti-Prussian
riots have taken place in the Northern
part of Bavaria. Crowds at several
places have made violent demonstra-
tions against Prussian influence and q
union with the Northern Confederation
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From sam Francisco.

SAN Francisco, March estate Ar
iona advices state that uneasiHess il
felt regarding Indian affairs in thu
Great Colorado Valley, and another In
dian war is anticipated.
The attempt of the Government u
assemble the savages on reservations
appears likely to lead to serious trouble
About 100 Indians have gathered on i
reservation near Topaz.
A band of ApachOes made raid on
Abney city, on the mouth of Williams
fork, thence up the fork towards the
Great Central and Planet copper mines,
taking animals from different ranches,
and carrying off plumber in broad day
light. President Abney, of this city,
who superintends the above named
mines, has applied to the military au-
thorities for protection.
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Eric RRiIrond-

NEW YORK, March, 2S-Judge Ingra,
ham, on an affidavit of the attorney fol
the Erie railroad, has granted an order
which has been served, to show cause
why the proceedings of plaintiffs and
receiver should not be stated, returna.
BILE on the first Monday of April, with a
stay in the meantime. The result OF
this, unless some counter order is is
sued, will put to collection the pro
ceeds of the new stock and temporarily
suspend all powers of Osgood, as re
ceiycr. = .....'