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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19

DIsTREssING CASUALTY About nine o'clock
on Friday morning last, JoHN BRAzER, living
at the east side Of Denmark, was accidentally
shot, After he had loaded shot gun, he was
trying to ft new ram rod to the thimble.
When pulling it out the gun cock caught upon
the Aoor, 80 a. to explode the cap, discharginR
the entire load in the right side ofhis abdomen.
He fingered in great agony till Sunday morn
ing, about five O'clock He leaves a wife and
two childTen.--Athia6Rla Seal,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19
MARRIED

Iu Ctndsll, on IA, stbfust III A. MANCHESTER
and Miss ROSA A. soUnlES, bah Of Ca held .. |.
In No tn Lima, on the "a inst Mr JACOB BLoSsER
aud MISS BARBARA FRINTz both Of hahoning Co
In Youngdown, Nov 9th, Mr NOES GERsTLE thl
Miss CAROLINE THEOBALD, both OF Youngstown.
AZ the same time and place. Mr.. FERDINAND RIT-
TER and miss MINNIE THEOBALD, both Of Y0unsi-
town.
On the Nh inst Mr.. TYLER PARISH and Alifs MA.
TLLDA GALLOWAY, both tf Monitor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19

Como INTO THE WoLy's DEN-The Cincin.
natl Gazette Of the 18th says, "John Brown,
Jf., son of osSSwStOmis Brown, came to tbi,
city, BY the mail boat, from Louisville, which
Arrivsd yesterday morning. He is on his way
to PaIkersburg, Va, with ths ultimate inten-
tion Of visiting his father, now under sentence
Vf death, at ohAFlsstOwn, Va"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19

HoRSE RAmRoADS IN PmLLDELPHIA The
Philadelphia Gazette says that there are twenty
horse railroads in the process of construction in
that city, nearly all of which will bo completed
before the next session of the Legislature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19
NoTIoE no MAu sUpsCRTBERs.

The date At the end Of the strip which your name
printed, meaas ne time Whsn voE subscription
sEBrss Unless then renewed Il will be discontinued.
Please reuit before that cate, you wish the paper
eontlnued
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19

SLAvES IN GEoReIA.-The report OF the Con-
trOller General of Georgia, shows an increase
Of l,240 slaves in that State during the year
just past. The total number of slaves in 1858
was 43l, l24, and in 1859, 443, 964 The ave
rage value Of slaves in 1858 was S526 80, and
in 1859 S6l2 63-an increase in average value
of $50 "a, The aggregate value of slaves in
1883 was 1927 ASS, 1927, and in 1859, S27I ,62O,-
l05 Thus II will be seen that while the in.
crease in number Of slaves is II ,240, the in.
creased value is s44, l5l ,47s This large in.
crease can only be accounted for by presuming
that unusual drafts have been made upon the
negro population of Virginia and other border
slaVe.holding States. The natural increase
could not have reached these figures. Il will
be interesting to examine the statistics 81 Tho
border States, to ascertain whether tho d.oreass
in the number Of their slaves has been proper
tionate to the increase in the more southern
States. We can then learn if the gradual a &.
manclpation process is merely theoretical, or is
actually in full progress. of Commsres.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19
job feels the rod,
Yet bleases God,
aerrIt smith.

Dr. Gray, in Utica, has given the family ol
Mr.. Smith encouragement to feel that he will
be entirely restored to mental and bodily health
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19

A BRowN>DoUGLLs EDiToR.-The Washing
ton States s in favor of having the Washington
Era mobbed by the people. Doesn't the ecitor
Of the States think il would be quite as chiyalrie
in him to assume, Individually, the task oflynob
ms the editor Of the Erai Does he want h. 4,
against solitary AbolitiOnisti- J o,,Jf
nal VAT
And that "sOlitary AbOlitiOnist," too, a vo.
NAL "o'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19
PORTABLE GAS WORKS.

GSs% A COW TAKEN UP Taken
HS~I up on the 18th inst n STRAY COW. The
4EAba have her by paying chaIges and tax
lug her away. SAMUEL VIII TE,
nOyl5!25sdlw Spnngler's Avenue, East Clsy slauh.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
FORSALEORLEASE.

For Sale.
AONH hundred and twenty Building lots in On
EAdditiOn TO the town Of Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated On
sne bank Of the Mississippi They vii be sold on
t0nsble terms
For particulars inquire Of Aessrs. Durfee, Pratt
Ooi, Port Byron, Charles ]. Roqer-. Rag LeCaire.
OF IDHN II ZINC
Gand Agent. No So Brady street
IL Also. nur1berless desirable pieces OF land in
and near the cities Of Davenport and LIE Claire and
near Port Byron. nov3O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
HOWARD ASSV ClATlON,
PHILADELPHIA.
A TENT Isssisssio~ esfsbsdsAsS ~ QsctaeO.
do,cnsWf. (ov Me ReIG.f n Ne 6sck -
-. Dtsfrsped, slgtcts1 setoA FtsuSeas


4 Bsnevo'ens I.ssisssior esf.ostsA:s D. Ssssaia-
dosrmsnf, Jov Me RstG.f n ne Asck -
u. Distressed, s6lictsI sc1oA Ttru)oUe
end ISl6snSo Lsssessa
vTVHu HOWARD ASSOC AflOu, IN NJ - Ne
i awful destruction OF human In easee ~ seze.
al diseases, and the dsceptions praftSes upsa ~
eral year. ago directed 10 coasutins sssosoa. .
charitable worthy OF their mama. y opao -.
pensary for the treasmsnt Of this class - q oo1so,
IN :: g: sss, !, ,.S = cse
condtisn (ags occupatiaa habits % me- AL 81
In Of extreme poverty. TO furnsh DoSS1s ne
Of charge, I. nsedisss e add that "a: $1,000
will furnish ths most approved modern s'eatuanA
The Directors Of the asaoasou. n tA~tr annaA -
port upon the ReatOs nt Of y xsal dsSesses expeeso
IN highest satisfaction With the success vAieA heo
attend the lsbors Of their ssPsrcns In ~ cure oe
spermAttorrhos smins weakness, gouosrf0 -, a1ese
syphilis the vice Of Unanism self abuse, dtseoseo
OF the sidn'ys and bladder, 3c sno order esesae-
uance cf tue same plan or the eneo,pe year.
The Directors, on review Of the pssl 10 assures
that their lahore in this sphere Of seoes
have been Of great benect to tho amicted, ssVseAn
TO the youns and they have resolved - osvsee sA0.
seves with renewed seal, to this very lmDaseoDs -
An admiYab r. port on spsrmatorrhos. OF ssaa-
nal weakness, the vice Of Onanism q
sefabuse. and other diseases Of the ssxsal osUono
BY the opsultang surgeon will b ssnt By mall q
sealed envelcpe) free Of charge, on seceipe a two
nature and treatment Of SEXUAL Diseases, DIT, -
are constantly being publisbed for gratu1to10 dsr
button and will be sent to the aficted. 0s0e VI ~
new remedies and methods Of sssssnsns discovered
during the last year are Of great value.
Address for Report or treatment, Da. j. skill
LIN HODGHrON, Acting Surgeon. Howard Asse
citation; No. South Ninth street. PAils6sspAia
Peonsylvanis
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d uDARfWRLL. hss61sas.
G1O. FAIROHILD, 6scsosv. Js9s-~ly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
Mississippi 4 Missouri 3. =

Trains run by Chicsgo time, which IL twelve min-
utes faster than Davenport time.
nN and sitter Monday, A pril Ilth. 1ee0. a.A uaaal
~ further notice, trains will leave Davsnpeys, ~
Muscatine, Columbus City, Washington aaA Isuo
lst Express and Mail Train at go =
Trans Will ieavc Davenport Tor Ohicaes daily -
lays excepted foilows:
Iat Nail Train, nj ~ 10 4 =
ID HxYress Train, At $40 =
Trains arrive At Davenport daily. Qs,Asys sssp
lsd) - follows:
Prom THE EAST.
L.. Express Train u ass As.
ID Mail Train, At 6U ? q
FROM TEE WEST.
LIST n all Train, ~ 80 -
Trains run by Chicago time. which ID twelve MIN
utes faster thsn Davenport time.
All trains out o. Davenport will make oo3nac4,o0o
at Columbs City, Washington and Iowa CITY VIA
the Western Stage Co.'s stsaes for all points w sse-
The Passenger Train coanects ~ Rock Island vteA
Oh!caro Rock Island Railroad trsins fcs all polpeo
East, North ard South.
Passengers reminded Of the neeesstty efg4v1ne
istinct direction TO the destination o. their 49,
gags also to tickets before taking heir seao
the cars
N.B. Tho Novning lo1O A NJ trail, for ~ Hasa
con ects At liet Nth trains ire Michigan Gen.
T. al Z NJ the Juncis with trains The Pfrts-
burg, ~ wayne Chicago 4; ~ Chicago vsth
trains on the nichigsn Southern and Michigan Co..
trail RAN leeGs.
aprla JORN =. TRACY. s.ps-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
.DOV q N d q 1 n d N e Ss
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES

CINOE the introduction Of that World Renowned
y medicine, DR. AANN'S AGUA BAISAM, In
the Western Country and especially The pact season,
It has brough, health and happines into more fsm-
lies than any remedy upon record. The question
would natu rally arise, why - this? Because IL does,
in all cases In the shortest time arrest chills, fever
ard ague In Its w4rst form, and In all cases per
forms q speady cure. Persons residing In mhariors
districts using this balsam occasionally during the
sicky season need fears Of attack OF sgue'
II Is therefore highly recommended as sure preven-
tative II used In small doses daily during that par
ticuar time when this class OF diseases prevail -
For want Of space we can only offer few o. the
ANY evidences In its favor.
Bucyrss, ohio, Feb. 1ah, 1858.
DR. MANN 4 co Gallon, Oiao- Gents we
at loss to find l1ngung, sufficient 10 portray 10
the public the CREST este IN which celebrated
Ague Bdlsam is held in this community The fact
Is II fats to cure ague IN its worst forms, and
we can sell nothing else Yours &c,
HOLBkRT TAILOR, Druggists.
Co,fnft, Miss, Oct Goth, 1855.
NRssRS =. X. MANN 81 CO. Gents : Having
procured q supply Of your Asus Bassm. and testing
1t thoroughly In many cases OF long standing
where all Of the popular remedies OF the day mad
failed. found in all cases, your Baisam effected
cafe and speedy cure. 1t Is just the medicine we
want here In the South. Respectful yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Neu York, FEB 23d, 1855.
NESsRS q X MANN h CO.-Genfs IL have
At our house in St. Louis sold your Ague Balsam
some three years and have carefully observed It's ef
fecs, nnd must in osndor say, do not believe 1t
has an equal In the history oil medicine for 20 my
persona kno WEDGE 1t cures permanently every case,
and have known 1t used after all other remedies
had Jailed, with the same happy result have no
hesitation in pronouncing ii the greatest discovery
made in nterniti ent rernedits, and perfect
triumph ozer ohils, fever and ague
Respectfully, o. J WOOD GO.
s. X. MANN & CO., Proprietors, Ga,
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
DIV ellings For Sale
q FL T. a r..
TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ONE,
i double, or
All the Dwellings in his Row,
ON BRADY STREET,

BET. TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH SIS.
The ground rent on whc, these dwellings stand Is
only one dosr per front foot and has S years lack
ing a few months to RIM. The double houses have
double ss. and are Joined together only BY the Il.
ding, and all strong and We'll built Francs. and II de-
sired can easily be removed.
These houses have 8, T. and eleven rooms, ali pa
pered, sash hung on pules. each house q pleasant
scop above and below lots wei shaded, good ". II Of
water u each house, cistern and c lar
any perecn with small means can rrocu-e himself
pleasant home by buying one OF these single or
double houses. part OF the paymen. can be ex-
tended some time, and but little II an the an.
nual rent will be rtquir ed In hand.
The Large Brick Dwelling House In
which live, corner OF Twelfth end Br. dy Streets
Is for sale. The lot Ia 214 feet front by 100 feet to
alley, on which there Is no incunbrance and can
be sold on long time.
The Two Story Brick House, corner Of 10th
and Perry .trfet- ia which J. J. Lindley lives.
Lot 90 nv 1F0 feet. good water cellar and well
finished, containing rof ms.
This property Is al = free from sncumbranoe and
can be sold en- easy terms.
Fine Span of Young, Well Trained
and Matched Horses, Double Harness, and frat
rate Lumber Wagon, cheap. Apply 70
mayll 7. O. EADs, or I. W HARRISON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
RAILROADS
Chicago 4 Reek Island Railreod
UErinafeSs .1n~1eM1n Mr1oaRAAf.

an and after Sunday Dec. 5sh 1883, and eAea1
Jfurther notice trains will leave ROcA lslaad dally
Sundays excepted, - follows:
LIST mail train At ~. % 4 j
% freight 11.lo 4 j
I'd night express 10 y. u.
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, oundays e.
cepted, a. follows:
LIST night express A. 80 4. 0s
ID freight trains u Too p. =.
Sd mail train ~ 1-OP. y.
All traius ever this road In direct oonnexina .
Chicago with trsins both the Atchi9an 0outAasD
Michigan Central, Pit,sLurg, Fort Wayne and Chico-
go Rail Road N and from Detroit, 10ao1A
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, PittsAauA,
Dunkirk, Bu6Alo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New Yos1,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also q
LsSalle with trains Of tho Illinois Osatral 1saAe
North to 0alenA and South 70 st. Louis and Oaero, -
which places tickets can b. procured OF
W. b. Gremnelle, Ticket ARent,
Agents, h. =. Depot. kock 1aAn1.
Passengers reminded OF the neonssityof 0iven8
distinct directions the destination Of the1r hao
gage procure tickets before takng their eano
In the cars the conductors COLLECT fares only 70 So
tions tho line the Chicago ARock Island railrso
JOHN y. TRACY, SupssinssaADa.
WI. WHrnAH, Ass't Sup't.
Rock Island. Dec. 8, I6AS tdt0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

tsblishcd TWENTY YRA1S-lave saved tAsaeenee
from the grsvc-and their work % mercy h - Aae
completed. Try them. They arr waSr.nss1
HERAlCK = mo.
Practical Chemists, Albany, y ~.
Sold Ct Wholesale and retan By oil DSu0ulDoo -
Davenport and By Dealers everywhere
=. :. n. n. q L. n. PAL01R, 1Ssvsulng aga
aug92 dsv1dpage1yr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
IT Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
SIN CT 4 Ill,
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH,
VIZ: That Professor Woods Hair Il
stOratlve


WIN pfefe.ve "ydE'o'y the g'o'0M ana eo1or OF
.ne hai., useo ~" " .sree 'iInes a ~e'R 10 any
inag haole sse. reIecty restore we gray, .o'er
,nN De- WIN h..u'es own oihameh', me mar
make ~ more sou am pehotiui thsh any on, aba
br.srrve "a. s.Ap IIee M on oseas@ 70 shr siest-
e.. aye. 0ta.esnxn, JUICES, AttoInfy. doctors,
Cie,pymsn' I,o'eaA'o - men ana oent,eheh ana
Laoes oi al .iass.es al over 'he ~oiiu DsAr Wst'-
aony ,hht ve 90 ~ gay 100 much IN tSiasor. Re'd
tue foliowibs' no Junse:
HICKORY Grove St oh.rlss Go. Mo, Nov. 10 ~.
PROP. u. J. "0oD-Dedr Or me time last
summer we "er. indncen 10 U.s. some 81 your mar
fettorttve, ana It's eHccts were 20 wonistiu, we
fel u our duty 70 ytn ana The Afflicted 70 report ~.
our niue sons mead TOT y me time han oash per .
iecty covered WIN sores, Ahn tohe cAn.a ~ scaia
hesd me hsir amst eh'ir'y csins on III cohse.
quence, "heh rrieha' seeing MS h'v'sea
US 10 "se your nes'oIase, ". uiu :" WIN iI'u' y,
nope OF success, b"s 10 our euip e anu hs. OF al
our ffiehds, very rev Appica.lohs removed 'hs
aiteas' en..rey anu new ano iuxa'lah. crop o.
by has hes thy scalp and ~ luxurisnt crop o.
hair as any other child. We can, therefore, ana do
hereby recon- mend your Restorative. A. : perfect
remedy for all diseases Of the scslo and hair
we are Yours respeet,uIlv.
GxO. w. HIG0INBOrHAN.
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAn.
PROr. wO0D-Dsdr Sr:-Ay hair had, for sew
erai years. been becoming remsturely gray accom
panied BY harshness that rendered the constant
application o. oIi Necessary 10 dfesslns y. Whsh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
MEDICAL.
Flagg,s Good SA1mArlsan,s
lsseoee6eUts Rc1Se

Clagg,s Good SamaFlsan,s
IssssssdSHss RcaSe
Keep I. in your Family, for Sickness
comes when you do not expect II.
vvynrs i. An rn,ern., and External Medicine com.
IL possd VI Roots, herbs, and Barks, such - our
foreiathers used There Bounttfut supply - the
hsrih TO cure all complaints II We only snew what
they were. And nov The Cod Samaritan brings "
good news and slsd t.dings.
~ 10 Is DescOrere0 ~
Suffer 10 longer; 1t IS . relief.
nv TIE APPLICATION o.
Eyagg's Good Sassssrtsan's
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
You can be cured OF the following complaints: such
Tooth Ache, in minute, 70 the most painful at
taoks Of Rheumstsm, nine cases ouf OF ten. In less
than one hours time, viE.-Hesd Ache, Ear Ache,
Neuralgia. Coughs Colds, Asthma, bronchitis Group
6rinal Affections Pain 10 the Back or Side, StiffMss
In the Joints, Colo and Crnmp Pains. EDsp.las, In
famed Eyes, Sore Shroas, Cats, Bruises. BuIns.
sprains, Chapped hands, Frosted Fcet and CHI
blsins.
not the intention Of the undersigned to assert
for this medicine that u will do impossible things
cure all manner OF disease; for the old saying u.s.
mtuIiue tDbt u Booo tot ovef tulhs - soeA wi
nothing" ltist true. We only clsirn 70 cure one
line OF diseases and for the sbove-named complaints
this medicine n without an equal.
The best proof you have Of the merits OF An ar
ticie, In TO what 1t will do. My operations on
Pains decidedly the most efectuA!, by the App-
cation Of this wonderful medicine, % any now In the
country This Is admitted by all who have tried II.
would have the public understand that ] hsve
bumbug article to dispose Of, would be In the
business II the not truly and purely i-git.
mate Ny medicine 10 held, In al places where II has
been used In the hishest esteem, ana II 10 my whole
aim to make Il 10 among oil. The binding duty
which 10 forever and eternAlly nxed on mankind 10
70 forward the general interests OF the human fsmi
ly ie afflicted have been deceived by picking Up
circulars With fictitious testimonials on them, and
have beeu Induced to buy without seeking the proof
sent to me from different parts OF the Union but
prefer showing the value Of ny medicine, py curns,
free OF charge all those complaints, whenever there
IL An opportunity 70 do
u. H1sr0l disc0vRf ws0ds 10 Drx0gists 0ad
WAOiesale Dealers.
SA FLA0G. Proprietor.
RAaHEs 4 90, General Agents, Davenport
Iowa. y. n. LITTLER. Travelling Agent. J.
WILEY, retail dealer, West Second street, Daven.
port, and KEEP constantly and by the follovine
ARents-TaylOr balord, Davenport; ebb
De witt: a Fellows, 4aqu0ketA; w Belden, n a
auokesa VIM BurlisoD, Bnckhorn; Zook Co
Fremont; Jas 4 Ryiand, Monmouth; Il Green. Wy
omipg N Bronson, Wyoming Spear & Co, Is
bell; letcalf, Grahsm 4 Go, AnsmosA; Simon
Rmmet 4 Brubaker, Cedar Rapids, II Ristine b Co
Cedar Rapidf sohn @ szl.t', NJ Vernon; Arm
strong & Bhanhin, Lisbon r Lahe, Mechanics
Vile T @ McClelland 90, Aechaniosvilie; Ge
Bagiey, Tipton; 7 O Garter, Anamosa.
COST dI-~N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
HARDW ARE.

ia I'LL w ALE.
HILLS Il w A 5 III IL u RN
NO. 80 brady STREET.
Have received their
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
- IT q " II 81
Cook SfOUes,
PArl0r SfOces,
Heating SfO :,
once StOres
FORREST OAK COOK STOVE,
For the unrivalled
Black Dia IN on d.,
For good stove, and steve that
WtIl gtvc Subtraction,
House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Ware, Japan Ware,
&c., &C., 90 to the
CHAP STOV.E HOUSE
HILLS 4 WASHBURN,
oc18 No. IS Brady street.
Warm Air E-urnAooO
For either Wood or Coal;
Cooking Ranges,
For either Wood or Coal;
Registers, ventilators, &C., &C.,
A.E s,: IS North NTH ''rsst, s 9. Louis: ";
.4z.=ZI LILIES
-. 1A' .s.. n'AA'
Z. ). woOLLBY, ct Yairbann Sssie Depot. IS
Lake st., Chicago, III. menus dsm
| III FAIRBANKS
/Elk PATE Mt
- . - Il - -
Sold Ar ZIZRRANKS = 0REENkkATs
8 LAKE esnE8F, onSaAeo,
And - DUHnoWD, H1Dl4YNAu . DAl3nl1s
nsh4s-dsn Deys.neyt. Isvs.
VtOlims, AccOrdeons,
1ysstee, xSSSe,
0asSoOro, - OOooSo0e
TOoeb0stNe0,
Aup o4Rnn nuusoAt 1uos1Un1N1
IL vnnr lew PnrCnA
f11suncopuo1 - - 1hG1A
49, - - seas - = -
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-21
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposals for Supplies.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the O office of the A. A. Q. M. at Fort Buchanan, N. M. until 12 o'clock M., the 18th day of June, 1S59 for furnishing the post with 56OOOO pounds of good sound merchantable Bids will be received for the whole amount or for l4O, ,OO0 pounds each. Said to be delivered thirty days notice being given in such quantities and at such periods as the A. A. Q. M may require, between the 1st of October 1859, and the 1st of April, 1860.
 Of the abov. amount 40, ,OOO pounds of ear corn will be received the remaining portion must be shelled and sacked.
 The A. A Q. M. reserves to himself the right to rejectt all bids he may deem extravagant. Two 2 reliable securities for the faithful perform ance of the contract, will be required.
 JNO. R. COOKE,
 2d It. 8th Infantry, Fort Buchanan, April Is, 1852 St
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-21

MILITARY NEws-The Sd Infantry, after nine years service in New Mexico, are to be trans ferred to some other part of the country. This regiment will be relieved by the Fifth, now on the road to Arizona, via California.
 Col. Miles, Lieut. Col BacSds, and Captain Myers, have all left for the States, on leave of absence.
 The advertisements for beef and corn for Fort Buchanan will be found in another column.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-21

HORSES SToLEN,-On Monday the lth inst, a valuable horse was stolen from Mir. Finday, on the Sonoita. The same night horse was stolen from Mr. C. B. Marshalls corral near his house. Both these thefts were committed by Mexicans, and there is very little hope of recovering the animals
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-21

ARRIVAL OF TRAINs.-A quartermasters train from the Rio Grande, loaded with various mli- tary stores arrived at Fort Buchanan few days since, and left on the return trip on the l7th inst. Judge Hart's train, with corn from Sonora to Fort Buchanan, was also at the post on the l6th, and left on the 18th for Sonora
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-21

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office O of the A. A. C. s. at Fort Buchanan, N. M., till 12 o'clock M the 2Oth day of May, 1859, for furnish ing the troops at the fort with good beef mutton as may be required Said beef mutton to be of the best quality, butchered within the limits of the post to be issued for five days in the week-garri- son consisting of 180 men.
 The following conditions will be included in the contract. That the contractor shall take the gov ernment cattle and sheep hand at the post at date of contract, at the government cost prices $9 per head for cattle and $2 ,5O per head for sheep Said cattle and sheep to be received in part paymant for fresh meat furnished Two reliable securities for the faithful performance of the contract will be required The A. A. c. s. reserves to himself the right to reject all bids he may deem extravagant. JNO. R. COOKE. 2d Lieut.. 8th Infantry.
 Fort Buchanan, April Is, 1859. St
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-21

CoLD WEATHER-During the past week we have had several severe frosts in the Santa Cruz Valley. On the l4th inst, at Tu- bac, half an hour after sunrise the thermome- ter indicated the freezing point
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-21

NEW GooDs.-White x Granger, at Fort Buchanan are expecting to receive, in few days, train laden with with new goods, selec. ted in the East expressly for this market, and of the best quality.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-21

SETrLED.-The difficulty between Messrs. Graydon and Burr, which caused an exchange of shots between the parties few days since, has been satisfactorily adjusted by the inter ferance of friends