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sKooxD DESPATCH

despatch dated the 25lh from the Emperor to
Eagenie ssys "the enemy Withdrew last night,
and slept in The same room oceupedin the mora
ing by the Emperor Of Austria !"
General Neil has been appointed Marshal of
France
The Austrans crossed The Mneis for the purpose
Of attacking with their whole force but were oh
lged 60 etandS n their, positions and withdrew 70
the l,fi babk OF the river alter blowing up the
bridges at sta. W took SO cannon and seyen
thousand prisoners
lriyGte dispatches soy The AustFans had thirty
Eye thousand placed h0r de e01s6cg aud lost Is Gags
and seventy eannoDs.
No eroumstsntial account had reached Paris.
Private tslegrAphe estimate that the Ffench army
suffered 80 severely as TO be unable to resume the
offensive.
E1Ysgue funors put the French loss at 600 killed
and wounded.
Tho battle vas fought at SaIferino.
The Anstrians are preparing for another battle
under General Hess.
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New MmSic store.


Ma IS GOV opening, on ChGroh Stree. be-
49, tween SKINNER snd Cherry, the finest 81
LIS assortment o. Musical INSTRUMENTS, nj II n
~ Sheet Music, Fancy Articles. Toys, BssS : -
kes aud Fire works. in the city ali Of which will be sold as low
as the are article be purchased anywhere Call and
inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
iuaee-3iy JOHN LUCK.
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elnelnnati EEarket.

CrNcINNITI, July 8.-FIour quiet and unchaug
ed Oats 4s. whisky 24l. Lard dull AZ lie.
Mess Pork 1915.
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hank OF West Tennessee, aa
fstS-@s@SS HEMeHI5.-%hs notes o? tss BANK sill &c
redeemed re Union Esrk Of rsnnesss NsshziIl, ld:a
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rrnraer in IEillinm.hnrrh.

NEw YORz. July 5.-Christepher McQusde cele-
brated the Fourth of JGly IN WiEiamsburgh by
kicking bis wife to death. He vas drunk al the
time.
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We,sh Newspaper oice, y Nassau st, Au-ii p if7.
fEeV. O 3. WOOo. Ds1g 5~scue month sE uerts 1eo
reeeiTod settle of your hair Restorative gaze
WIS eoneudd try her ha littic thinking zt &c ua
that il wOnd restore he gay hair % It, original
we'll suprze, aieT lev weeks ;Fial 10
shat aun-nl ee1 Of trTninE all he gray hairs ~
.hesa time besciyag aud tckcEiag tie hr. afrauele
recommend the 2beVe Eesorlts ali persons 81 tuf
cangeho Of their hair. CHARLES CAMDEN.
hTg fuaE, llly -, lrs.-
PEo5 o. j. WooD: win eieacs do reeonis1esd yot
Hair Restorative, teug ne ns. sfecisrd articls
since ssnR Hair Restorative ny hair Whers sIh
almost white have gr1fn1lly DARK a
eonadcur that ~ applications WI esf0retian ta ir
natural color. II aisO h8 rsiisge a-Grua aa an
pleasant itching 90 common elaonE r Eho perr freely
ia. HIs.al.
Prog. Wcor About two years ago ne hair eauaurd lan
"a and turniug azs fsst hs-eung hsd an lad I
many Es1eiies . no e1et- curesd using f5uf sra-
tive In 1shuars last ea appictsna feusi ~ hair ay,
Il tgan 70 All out O. Is irae eoor
teses Al this tine aiy ss,orel orgiusl seir,
hsa and and IcfaIly recauend al.
Chicago, H.. May ~ esI. 10 n0Fs.
The Rssiastigs g pat sp n bottles Ct sizes VIZ iare.
dan and small the snail hol pins and rstais ~ one
dollar per bottle lie neum hcls AZ ie isn7 lsut mere
10 pToporioa sh1n the small retaiis 5s PER hsi
RECALLED for oS.
0.J WOOD CO, Proprssorl. sIs aruaEaY, Sss york,Ca
ne gsuat ~ r Wire Railing Eslaiiztneaf ald ~ sarAat -,
81. Louis, 80.
Ana Sold By All good Drngsts ans Eaaes tsois nsaI-
rcrl2--lktEipfD
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49, there rany Of lady readers who
complaining @: weakness and debility. Orr sd7os
at once and Get some Of McIlHs sTsENazzEao CORDIAL Ann
BLOOD PuRfER It delicious ToNc and just the thing
cteagtis and sRrgo-Ct the whole organizations and TUE7
The BIooD. see advertisement IN snother colnnn.
frlv
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alegue Of caianisiea; Eugsnies Part in the War
long LaNsniis
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BANK STATEMENTS.

state of tE,e Ussion Bank OF Tennessee and
branches, en- the tst day of July, $50.
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ExTENaTVE FRAUDS.
s e1y AsiAi asaiss - the Ju-y q the leE ya7k ezh
ton fo- foreign Sauces, ot1c1 b LRA PEh1fi
their MISREPRESENTATION sAUCE. Tha world.slis r,as q
ah3eh heglnR led % Farsrss. slrC1ss reas
ed 20 hat TIE Of LA q PzaaIn5 are HTs1ns
LdbsJ, S.9f,Bsr cd Bottle.
La PzskI5 viii procesd sEsins any che either
By n1ufsc-urirg TenirE spuous sauc haVe
Ell TIER Correspondents 10 various parts - the world gise
then osany infriBgen-cs. Sole Eeesz tn United
States, JOHN DUNCAN & S0N7
Gas hrsahFey, siea York
sock slE1ys-s store Aiso 0-ts rssised for direct hip
zs7tfcoa Ezgs1d srgl3isse6fg
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49, sickIy Alternated Ap.

~ A SickIy AlteEnated AP.
Sas~z~--s Pearance N 6 child IS pTszsc JScss Ell
denee that rs Internal organization enana
The many species Of s aet and 200 oen destroy TIE
most promising children The best thing be done admin
ster Winters Canadian yermifuge w;thou. de-
lay It viii dislOge and discharge the enemy, pesentn the
bowels and il exist will cleanse nvigoze The
whole dgesve secretve and e1creTe system, and create
healthfei appetite
Be particular sad remember the "iatsrs Canadian
yenuifGgs. This is the only sce that depended
Remember this.
Fer sale II New Orleans. wholesale and TessH, sy
WRIGHT co, 81 AID Isl chsrsr-s st.
Sole p.cp-iss0-s. dEw-In
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES Of a EANllY pHrsle

are composed that disease within the ranvs Of tbe
acfion can rarely withstand OF evade them Their pen
Grating Properties search, and cleanse and in~rorafs
every portion Of the human organism correcting its
oiseaseo aeacns and restnring is healthy ritafes As
consequence Of these properties the invalid who is
bowed down with pair. physical debility is astonisked
20 ma ms health OF euefgy restored by remedy al
once 80 simple and inviting
Not only do they cure the e7eTv-dav complainfs Of
every body. but also many formidable and dangersEs
diseases. The agent below named Is pleased 10 frnisk
gre1s ny American Almanac, containing eeTtifcatrs
Of their cures and directions for their use Ia the follow
ING eonpaints: CosfireRess, Heartburn Headache
eysstg foz, aIsoFsred st01sach, Aanse Iiidi7ess5n
Pcl7 ~ asd Morbid inacl0s Of the Bouels FlausRcg
Loss 81 A2Pettte Jaiglatcs and other kindred COM
plants, arising from low state Of the body OF obstruc-
ION Of its functions They are an excellent alteTatiTe
FOR the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
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lgY rEI.lse;lgAfal.
Afrsgat of tse steaa Aallsax sFiAss--fsa
tIs oE salserine-~Gseat Loss on sesh

Arrival Of Sac Stea - Aaulsax ara Asa--fsa
Tie oE se8serino~~Gseat Loss on Heth
Sidess
QUEsEc. Jay e--The s.eaaer aapgsriaa has ar
Iiset Fsrther Point win liverpool dates Of the
18th.
Tie steSner America sFIiyed out On the 10Th,
ana the Hsmmoaia CO the 27Ih.
Cotton dull and the markets generally unchanged.
salesof three days II, 900 bales Of which specula-
tore and exporters took eco bales each--holders
ofsr freely but shoE NJ disposfficn 10 press sales
There Is but littls inquiry sod pTiees ara weak.
Manchester adsices are Favorable, market DAN
snd quiet
cOnsols sss4e2l Money slightly more stringent
end active
Provisions doll; bFeadstufs ysr5 da'i With de-
Gliding tendency; Beer dul'; Pera dali; Bacon dali;
Lard keasy, Ell qualities siigAhg deelinsd
There has been no movement By the armies sinoe
the bsle Of TIE twenty foueh the details Of which
have n0t been received There are no est mates 81
the lossep. bat the Aastriaaa ana Sardnians both
admit then TO be extraordinarily heavy
Napoleon says be took six Thousand prisonefs,
three Gigs and thirty eannons.
Ths Austrians recressed the Mincio.
Gen. less has been appointed COmmsnder in
chief Of the Austrian army. q
Latsst-The French have crossed The hineiO.
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Head new in Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation b this 10
cay having been with most successful and gratifying
results By quite gOo6y number Of the citizens Of NshTeand
vicinity, who will unhssstingy sustain in the excellent quail
Eees for thsnea remedial agent. ThOe VhS hsve
Aversion tTaing gray, need longer dread the great
venieace and trouble Of supung deficiency with wig The
Restorative Of which speak WIN most esrsay the hair
to primitive color Tvsy. In addition ObFsing the
use Of the Wig Dsmoves Restorative sway
the necessity for chapo0nng Tor few applications Of strips
the head entirely o. all dsndEu dr. &C. TIE propolstOr could
EASILY I'll column With cards from best known citizens
tsyns the great restorative and cleaning properties Of the pre-
paraca, ds such hs part ali eces
ssry. give trial need further proof ss
fy shea that It Is zhet It = rspresentstad to Be.
Sold crly the Drug Store Of DsmoTiils Co., C.
chrreh aai Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. Price 81
nsySI
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MN@s KnValnabIe.--yVe feel great
GA1-S pleasure IN recommending, in capitE letters,
through the centre Of the paragraph Of the few things Used
IN the world, Of late that has benefited humanity great
tent. One o. mod philEnthrop consider Mr.
Daley, Os the DALLEK'S MAGICAL PAIN Exc
TRACTOR and veil Hishsrs race, publish,
whenever opportunity the vsue Of bis edc com
pound Ishee siI wounds burn scars sores ~ cuts piles
and all psn instant application. While the healing
process invsne and the foreign mEr completely absorbed
by aiye perfect What the co-nmrn
ty do III Thousands daily Time money
Be have hand. Accidents viii occur bet have
it by yeo, and yeu are safei
For Gale in New Orleans, wLoieszle and retai,by
J. WRIGHT q Co. q and Isl ChEriresst.
Sole agents FOR the South. and should
essed. unsl7-aeLElm
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brady county Pesaanay appeared Thomas H. Cal.
lAway President aHd Euclid Wsterse Cashier said Bank
Who being duly say the tue stsen 10 ne
t~st CT their knowledge and belief.
THOMAS II. CALLAWAT, PrsslJsut,
=. WATERHoUSE, Cashier
Sworn and subscriued before ihis LEI Jay 1859
juy9 JAS. q DAVE. Up.
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KoRE To BK ADE,RED TEAy T3E -,
RICH EST DTA DEM

Wern by Kings or EmpeTors
what why = soautiFui Head % Hair.
DECAUSEks TIE ornament God da7tsssf -1esls ~ Az
Hszs slthough The rc5s urg hloo-a s7rr Cd
brightly n re glo7n cheek tie BE- Eparti
test he those Of pez q, q The si il e Of i-s esgs
the hzi- be s1srlea Gni sazFelsd iraf al , O. ~ st
s-tnklsd vita gray, nature viii lose half he sha-zs Prof
Woods Hair Re8rztiFe, II ase t-ee tines geek via
resg-s a2d psrarsns alt such orn1sut as.E
ne folisEias E1d judge The writer e celebrated pans
TsGJ1erg:
Da. Hooos- Nsv Yozx, April N rs
Deer SiresTnis ne % express ycu 1tnsi Al
under fo= the enre res-0fst1n % zir 81 Is da
SbO5s the time o. ny arrFal n De Uui s.asel RAPIDLY
heccning gay, tpon = sppa sn Of yos Hair s-icri-
tive" recovered is original has. c0nsefy8rr Ieffvs
ve-y Eonds-irl inTsutioa, cuite sccoss
agreeable. am, dear err, yueEs truly,
s. THAE1Fna
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CoRREcTIoS. In both our Dsiiy and Fri-Wesk-
y The omission Of lias has rendered nnintelli-
gible b sense Of an article headed, Another
Great Fight in Italy the sentsnse should read
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aYER PzAEL President.
Is. It. pEAkl- gssiier.

aYER PzARI. President
L. u. PEAkls gkstisr.
.TkTz G. IKvrSssEE. 4
County 81 Bzsffssu Pezso1S.y Appeared teiore
fe4s fesAszs- snd . feari CASHIER The otts Bank
maze cath af he fvssoi1g Is esn-9f the eondioa
Of aid Bsrk- DYka eEa RI, President.
-. 2. q rEARL, szshier.
swosn and subscribed this tie zy o. JAY, sss
jas9 ~ =. R0BERT5cS, ). r.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIOarseness, Group,
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for
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are known, the public longer hesitate what antd0te
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the community have failed and been dscarded this has
gained friends BY every tral conferred benefits on the
afflicted they never forget and produced cures too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
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TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY
iEfk<Aa TENNESSEE Division, No 80 Soas Of Temper
sace meat every Saturday nigAs {. Tsnps-sncs
Esil. no sc, ebsv-Csl..ge street, the square.
&. T. FLEMING, ". P.1
s. X. MORGAN, ". a.
P. Z. NICHOL, r s.
JNo- HENRY CURRY E. s.
UtopEn Teapiso; EOnor, No 3, meets every Friday
- ". z. MORROW, VI. c. 7.
W. G. BTRCHETg. W.T..
D. HU3PREE, W. 3.
EssnvtlIeTeaylso c; Honor s., ne=.seTsry Wednesday,
L. BENSON, ". G. T..
Z. c. CRJNE, W.T..
&. BARCLAY, ". 2.
Edmund DtilahuHtF Council No o. 7. A
Tsmpsrs TIE Isl Thursday evening inesch month =:
the tame IlsI Is ssoTs. JOHN PATTERSON, @. Sf c.
10. LAPSLET, 9. Of @.
Il. II. McAELISrERyJ. Of c.
J. HENRY CUEREY Comp. 3.
OurreY Eegree, Temple OF honor Me- II, raeetson sss
Las. Thrrsday night il oh, At the Hall 7s
W. 3. THOMPSON, D.
=. II. JOHNSON, D. v. =.
ty3I-Iy l. BENSoh.D Z.
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See FfrsI and Fourth Pages.

3 sArgassA rssSsSs, az 9, $50
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statement OF she COndlsIon OF the Dans
dEidge Bank ON Monday, she 4th cay
of 5aIy, 1895.

jefferson county Personally appeared bsssrs me-
Mcfarland President and VIM Harris, Cashier and made cath
the above statement Is Of their knowiede
AMI helisf b MCFARLAND, President,
RA HARRIS, Cashier.
ssorn % snd subscribed Jrly 80, 1859.
GE0BGR g. EcEELJP
5ulyS fo- gsee1on eOsny.
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FIssT PAeE-esribald Tbs Weather and the
Crepe; Seven Honarea Dollar Wife Elopes;
PsFsiss Gossip Madame Mcmahon; Hors de Con-
Bat; Var aossip-sersps from Letters from the sest
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II WOULD respectfully nozln ts citizens of Nuss.s and
szrrogndng sogntr5s tai M Ne Brsassg. e t uaos 10
sy pare northern Ice AID 70 saLsg Cal ADJ Js geBE.
s,sss "a W. eLlNaAA'
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AcsLai
). CoEEEY, CASHIER.
NASHVILLE, TssEsssEz
July 6th 1859 Personally appeared before ne,
W. D. Robertson, Juste- Of the Peace, county
idson, Of Tenass inc EirsEn, President J.
rev. Cashier o. the Union Bank Of Tennessee dpos snd
say that the sbo7s statement abstract from the
OF ssd Bark. J. RIRKNAN, Presiie3t
O0REEY, Cashier.
Sworn ard scknoHlsdssd ore tbs day written
iuIy9 W. .. ROBERTSON, :. 2. e
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15

WORSE AND WURsER-Dick Lazybones was the owner of large dog which cost as much to keep as two pigs would have done and the dog, besides, was useless, nay, worse than use less, for, in additiod to his keep, he took up house room, and greatly annoyed Dicks wife in the cleaning department-not to mention abundance of aeas.
 "Plague take the dog !" said she; |" Mir La zvbones, I do wish you would sell him, or kill him, or do something or other with him He is more plague than his neck is worth, always lying in the chimney corner and eating more than it would take to maintain three children I wonder you will keep such a useless animal about us
 Well my dear" replied Dick, say no more about it I'll certainly get rid of him some of these days"
 This was intended as a mere get-of on the part of Dick, but as his wife kept daily dinning in his ears about the dog, he was at length compelled to take some action on the subject.
 "Well, wife, said he, one day, as he came in, five sold Jowler.'
 '"Ah have you, indeed ' said she, bright ening up at the news am glad oft How much did you sell him for, my dearY
 Fifty dollars"
 dog2 How glad ami That will buy us a good COW D1 where5 the money my love Y
 Money quotn Dick, shifting hs cigar iazly from one side O. his chops to the other,- money Ob. wei, ,y1l soc-.hat is-m7ney why ] didn't get no money I.U3. tAA tw, puppies at twenty five dollars apiece,
 Here Dick proceed to demonstrate the iac by emrtginr lls 0vercoat pockets of his bar gain The lady ia.ntcl
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
Harris & Marchand,
 ASSAYERS.

No. l05 Sacramento street SAN FRANCISCO.
 No. 73 J street, SACRAMENTO.
 No. 27 street, EVANSVILLE.
 II X M hnvo established, in addition to their H. we'l-known offices in tho interior, Branch Oiice at No. IO5 Saoramento Srcei, san Fran- cisco, where they will carry on the business of Assaying in manner to give satisfaction to all who may favor them with their orders.
 GOLD, SILVER AND ORES of every dcscrip- tion, promptly and faithfully nssayed and returns made within sir hours.
 Having been established for period of upwards of three years, during which they have transacted all the business entrusted to them in n manner to please their depostors they feel at liberty Co refer to the correctness and liberaty which have charac- terizod all their dealings some guarantee for what they will do in the future.
 They would especially dwell upon the fact that THEY DO THEIR OWN WORK, and manufacture all utensils used by them, for which they received n premium at tho late State Fair In every depart ment none but tho best of talent is employed. As vouchers for the correctness of their Assays, they refer with permission to the following Bankers who, for nearly three years, have shipped bars sayed by them, to the Eastern States and Europej
 REFERENCES;
 B. Davidson, Esq. MSssrs. J. Parrott < Co. Esssu. Tsllsat { Wilde. q sathsg csurVb.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15

A small boy was caught stealing dried ber- ries. in front of store. and was locked up in a dark closet hy the grocer The boy commenced begging most path i,ally to be released, and after using all the persuasion that his young mind could invent proposed" Now if you Il let me out, and send for my daddy hell pay you for them, and lick me besides The gro Ger man could not withstand this appeal, and released the urchin.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15

OVERLAND MAIL NOTICE Change cf Hour, V On and after Sd December, the Overland Mail Stage will leave San Francisco for St. Louis and Memphis at F o'clock M. Monday and Friday of each week. Overland Express for Vsalia, Fort Tojon and Los Angeles Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at l2 o'clock m.
 Overland Mail Company Hvis Los Angeles. )- Tariff of Prices. From San Francisco, from any point on the route between San Francisco and Fort Yuma, 70 terminus of Pacific Railroad, or Ft. Smith, Ark, $l00; From San Francisco to Visan, $2O; {; From San Francisco to Fort Teion, $50; From San Francisco to Los Angeles, $40; From San Francisco to Fort Yuma, S7Oj From Los Angeles to Fort Yuma, SiO. Way fare 10 cents per mile; charge less than one dollar
 lLOUIS McLANE,
 Agent o. NJ. Co.,. San Francisco.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15

A witness before Judge N, of Missis- sippi, in answer to question replied, Yes, sir.ee, Bobm l" Here clerk, said the Judge, " fine Mir Colley Jones five dollars for the rec, and five for the Bob Colley looked blue but, in consideration of his being printer, and not the most able to pay such fine, he was let of with reprimand.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
Ell HIOLINO DEL NoRTE,
s. HART, Proprietor, Moline, Fl Paso County, Texas

OFFICE SONORA EXPLORING MINING Co.,,
 Tubac, Feb i0 1859. IOHN STREET, was killed in reucontrc with O one Antonio Ellsner, on the 25th of December, 1853 Both persons were in tho employment of this company. Stroit was a German by birth, aged about 30; he was n cabinet maker by trade and at tho time of his death "hcad carpenter" of the com pany His family yet reside in Germany but he is said to have relatives living near San Antonio Texas. His friends can learn the particulars of his death and his legal representatives can obtain tho amount due him, application to
 S. II. LATHROP,
 Director of tho Mines, Tubac.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15

We have all heard of asking for bread and receiving a stone, but young gentleman may be considered as still worse treated when he asks for a young ladyS hand and gets her fathers footl
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
PABLO TOURNEER DUPEA

MAGDALENA, SONORA. Receiving, Forwarding, Commission Merchant, Wholesale Groceries, Dry Goods all kinds of Mexi- can Goods, etc., etc.
 General Agency for the purchase of lands in the State of sonora. References Antonio Perez, Fort Buchanan, Csmou Hermanos, Hermosillo. mar 17 3m
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
Overland to the Pacific! !

Overland to the Pacific! WHE SAN ANTONIO AND SAN DIEGO MAIL Line, which has been in successful operation since July, 1887, arc ticketng Passengers through to San Diego, and also to all intermediate stations Passengers and Express matter forwarded in new coaches drawn by six mules over tho entire length of our Line, excepting tho Colorado Desert of 100 miles, which mule back Passengers GUARANTEED in their tickets to ride in Coaches, e1 cepting the 100 miles, above stated.
 Passengers ticketed to and from San Antonio, Texas, and
 Fort Clark, Fort Fillmore,
 Fort Hudson. La Mesilla,
 Fort Lancaster, Tucson, Arizona,
 Fort Davis, Fort Yuma,
 Fl Paso, and san Diego.
 The Coaches of our line leave semi-monthly from each end, on the 9th and 24th of each month, at six o'clock A. M
 An armed escort travels through tho Indian coun- try with each mail train, for the protection of the mails and passengers.
 Passengers ure provided with provisions during the trip, except where the coach stops at Public Houses along the Line, at which each passenger will pay for his own meal.
 Each passenger is allowed thirty pounds of per sonal baggage, exclusive of blankets and arms.
 Passengers coming to San Antonio take the Line of Mali Steamers from New Orleans twice a week to Indianoa; from the latter place there is daily line of four-hOrse mail coaches direct to this place.
 On the Pacific side, the California Steam Navi- gadon Company are running . frst-class steamer sem-monthiy to and from San Francisco and San Diego.
 Fare on this Line as follows, including rations:
 San Antonio to San Diego $2OO " |" Tucson,. lj0 !" |" Fl Paso, 100 Intermediate stations l5 cents per mile.
 Extra baggage, ,rlen carried, 40 cents per pound to LI pesn. and t1 per nound to San DippO Passengers can obtain all necessary outfits in San Antonio.
 For further information, and for tho purchase oi tickets, apply at the office of the Company in this the line, care of American Coal Co.,, 30 Exchange Place. New York. C. II. GIDDINGS, R. F. DOYLE, Iroprietors. l San Antonio, July l, 1858.