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The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12
Juarez an Indian.

It is fact of signifcan that Benito Jua- reg, the man recognized by our National Gov ernment as President of Mexico, is a pure h. dian. Never, until now, since Montezuma, has a pure Indian been the ruler of Mexico The Vera Cruz correspondent of the New Orleans True Delta; says: r
 The blood of Benito yuarez has run in pure and unmixed stream from his ancestors, who were masters of Mexico long beforelthe Aztec race. Not drop of negro or Spanish blood courses in his. veins. The negro has again found his level, and will again serve superior race. The Spaniard is no longer master.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12

TIE GILA ExpLoREns,-A small party, rather an advanced guard of the main body of the Gila Explorers, was met near the mouth of the San Pedro by large party of Pinal Apaches, VI o demanded if they had any right to explore on the land of the Indians, The explorers replied they had but did not insist at that time in going ahead, concluding to wait for the main body which numbers nearly one hundred men.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12
PABLO TOURNEER DUPLA

MAGDALENA, SONORA
 Receiving, Forwarding, Commission Merchant, Wholesale Groceries, Drv Goods, all kinds of MeXi- can Goods, etc., etc. it i'ne H1
 General Agency for the purchase of lands in th, State of Sonora References: Antonio PsreS, For, Buchanan, Camou Hermanos, Hermosillo.
 mar IT 3m
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office O of the A. A. 0. S. at Fort Buchanan, N. M, till l2 o'clock M the 20th day of May, Is59 for furnish. ing the troops at the fort with good beef or mutton as may be required. Said beef or mutton to be of the best quality, butchersd within the limits of the post, to be issued for five days in the week-garri consisting of l80 men. ei -pAl2<
 The following conditions will be included in the contract. That the contractor shall take the gov. Srnmen cattle and sheep hand at the post at date of contract at the government cost prices $l9 per head for cattle, and $2,6o 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. $. reserves to himself the right to reject all bids he may deem extravagapt. =
 JNO. R. COOKE
 .s.. 2d Lieut.. 8th Infantry.
 Fort Buchanan, April l5, 1859. a 3t o
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12

A RARE SHo1.- On the 9th inst ,Dr. Irwin D. & A., of Fort Buchanan, killed two antelope at single shot, with 9 Colts carbine, the dis tance being over three hundred yards The ball passed through the heart of one animal and the liver of the other. A case of this sort is very rare in the annals of sporting.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12

A BRAVE BoY-The Earl of Dundonald, i his narrative of his services in the liberation of Chili, Peru, and Brazil, says In one action, my little boy had a narrow escape. As the story has been told by several Gillian writers somewhat incorrect, l will recapitulate the cir cumstances. When the firing commenced, l had placed the boy in my after-cabin, locking the door upon him; but not liking the restric- tion, he contrived to get through the quarter gallery window, and joined me on deck, refusing to go down again. As I could not attend to him, he was permitted to remain, and, in min iature midshipmans uniform, which the seamen had made for him, was busying himself in hand ing powder to the gunners. Whilst thus em- ployed, round shot took off the head of ma rine close to him, scattering the unlucky man s brains in his face. Instantly recovering his self possession, to my great relief for believing him killed, for was spellbound with agony, he ran up to me, exclaiming
 '" am not hurt, pa; the shot did not touch me; Jack says th' ball is not made that can kill mamma's boy" ffs r uaaYH.a. ordered him to be carried below, but resist ing with all his might, he was permitted to re- main on deck during the action"
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12

B,p OFF FOR MoNEY,-All the Governments of Europe are wanting to borrow money. Aus tria wants $3),OoOOO0; England $35, 1000, 900; Sardinia $lO0OO,l0O France wants a large sum, and Russia, it is expected, will also be trying it's credit to large extent About $lOO,O0O,O0O is the aggrega,e wanted by these different Governments to put themselves into a position to prevent one being eatenup by the other.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12

HORSES SroLEN-On the night of Sunday, the 9th inst, four horses and one mule were stolen from Arivaca ranche The mule was the property of the Sonora Ex. & M. Co., The thieves were either Mexicans or Apaches
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12

AN ApAciIE CAMPAIGN.-The Pinal Apaches have openly violated their late treaty, as every, body expected they would. They have rob- bed and murdered on this side of the line i; and there is no excuse now why they should not be effectually whipped, A thorough cam paign into the Pinal co untry would require not less tlian two hundred mounted men and one company of infantry, besides proper comple' ment of spies and guides. However, it is use' less to hope for any important movement under the present department commander r
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12

cil, we need not apprehend any danger for some time. 6 This information l received from the warriors and the young boys, concerning the Fronteras affair and they both correspond.
 re a ss s s.grq .Ng gv er pJ. H. T.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12
glish doctrine of "ta1ation without represen- l,

glish doctrine of "taxation without represen- !, tation,"'s e,A.n osra aFeges.a yMsn laq Asth, That copy of these proceedings be for warded to Tucson, Tubac, Messilla, and Las Cruzes, and that Q copy also be forwarded to the Arizonian, Los Angeles Star, Los Angeles Vineyard San Diego Herald, and San Fran cisco Herald, with the request that the same be published. WM. k. PEAsE, Chairman.
 T. J. MAsTIN, Secretary. ,u , '&"
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12

MORE SrEAL1Nc.-The Apache's seem to have commenced their de predations again in good earnest A few days since we understand they stole the animals belonging to the o. Mail com pany at Pecacheo station. iH f9i
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12
DISSOLUTION OF pARTNERsn1P

THE partnership heretofore existing between -A ochoa Aguirre is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the fate firm are requested to make payment, and all having claims can present them for adjustment at Las Cruces.
 STEVEN OCHOA
 t-Ias at PEDRO AGUIRRA. Fort Buchanan, April IS, 1859 3tpd g
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12

KILLED BY INDIANS.--John Cottman wAs
 killed by Indians, about the first of February, 1859, the Gila Desert fifteen miles from Suttons Ranohe. The deceased was m American, and is supposed to have relatives at Snow Hill, Maryland. His legal representative may obtain the amount due him. and his friends ascertain the particulars of his death by addressing the subscriber the ovsrlAAa Mail Station, Pine Village, Arizona.
 wwN JoXN eA1HoSs
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-12
ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED, by the Santa Rita S. Nj. Co.,, a person V who is experienced in benefciating the ores of silver by the Patio process. Apply to
 W. WRIGHTS0N, Agent, Tubac
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
4 Con,rnissioner,s Sale

TAKE notice, That acting under asfecreel OF
ZOE Circuit C9urt Of Kenawha County, /
shaH, on Me 18Th day Of april, 1883,
atthe front door ef the Court house Of Ks ma
wha County, The said 18th being court day,
proceed TO sell at public auction, four seyefal
lots u q land situated nthe town Of Elizavi;le,
hanaWha Conniy,Eon the river, and about
ten Ior twelve miles above q ha rleston. SAID
lots were sold by lra Hunt and John B. Crock
slt 70 Wliiiam a smtth,7by contract, bearing
date IN io54, and are nov decreedto be re-,
sold to Pay debt OF p archaSemoney. The Its
are designated in The plat Of said town.. No
containing 3tha an acre No. 2 containing
4th acre; No. 10 COMMUNICATE ofan acre,
ana hall aof. near the river bank containing
18th acre. FERNS maize known on day of sale.
FREDERlGK N. READ, Sp. Comrn'r.
Mach ODD, 1873. A-4S It,. IA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

pY virtue.of q Deed Of Trust execntedto
IL me. the undersigned Trustee, BY Henry
Snyder, dated 50th November, 1857, To secure
10 William Kuhn, the payment of sum ri
money therein mentioned, and the beneft Of
which Deed ofItrust has been assigned by
said Kuhn to Nelson Mahan, shall, al the fe-
quest or said Mahan, On -t
Monday, the 18th day Of April next,
jail the front doorOf the Court House of Ka-
ma Mla county, Proceed to sell atipublle iaic-
tion TO the highest bidder, for Cash, d GER
tam Tavern House and lot. with The app4T-
teuanees, in the Town Of Charleston ot.du-
pied by the said Henry Snyder. a i'd mentioned
and particularly described in said Deed Eof
Trust. s w #
Also. all the household and kitchen furni-
tnre, belonging to said Henry Snyder, consist.
ing Of beds. bedding, tables, chairy, kitchen.
ware. DC. &c4,sof every description. and all
the supplies and provisions, Purchased for the
use of said tavern and now on the premises. W
Also mentioned in sail Deed and conveyed Ito
me as foresaid. such tile as is vested in me
will be conveyed to The purchaser.
v4a45 wv JOHN DRYDEN, Trustee. II
! March i, 1853. &a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
!. Dear sweet.

70 my dear John, Oh, my love Of
loves. clarified honey and oil of citrons,
white1loaf sugar and n1plassess Of myex
pectatioas You have been absent from
me three whole days The sun is dark
At mid day-ihe moon and stars are black
when thou sFs absent. Thy step isthe
music Iof shs spheres and the wind ofthy
gown. when you pais 5B. il sweet zepli-
Ayr from the rarsaen of paradisesin the time
8sIl early asNSrs 1 kissedyou when we
/ al lles. sDd my whole frame was filed
sitA sweetness One iof your cnfls
u tonched]We on tie nose. and that organ
/ was tranamuted into loaf sugar! Oh.
spice pf specs, garden of deligbts send
me lock yoar haiT--send me any
\ thing that Eour blessed finger hath
touched andN will go raying mad With
ecstacy ] On look from thy bright eyes
would transporFn incontinently into the
third heaven! our veins are lined with
II the pare gold ofpphr, and the blood
which courses thfhghIthem is milk and
honey. Your lips 3 red roses, gathered
from Eden BIZ the had of Gabriel! Your
!, words are molten PAL dropping form,
xour mouth Ny Int blazes 4 at lie
tlo,qht Of thee MIRIAM il al ever.
lasting itel The bod burns and
sccrches ny veinAand yhla. ID i passes
through them o. comeSmast deI;gb,s
fpl Of delights. and reathaup5e56;e s;tb
your seraphic breas WksnI you u, -
come. Be sure and bng TIM 81 sb;ll.
ings which you borroNd j I'M. u / van,
p buy some tobacco
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
X ANAWHA Valley STAR.
TIusl saIs q valsabIs Negr0, Propsr,Y.

TI1-...e e..1. y 15..,..-7.-.1 p, - -.
1uss sue q tAtuaDle Negro Property
pY virtue Of Z Deed Of Trust, executed 10
- the undersigned. and Frederick Walker,
Trustees BY Andrew T. Donnally, and Lucy
W. Donnally Chs Niie) and William Donhal
~, 10 secure 10 Lewis p Donnally the pay-
ment Of certain bonds 10 said Deed, setont
and descrfbeds which said Deed bears dhtc,
the 9Th ofJliy, 1881, ard u duly recordebiin
the Clerks office OF kanaWha county. See
book Y, pare 6so. shall, atths request of
sald LEWIS E. Donna lyon
IHesdoys fhs 29fh day Of March, So.
sell m 'front.' q the Store House, in the Kama
Wha Salines. recently occupied hy Rufiher.
hele, CO., aud formerly known IS the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
RED WILD INDIAN.
Tobacco. Snuff. and segar Store.
JOHN n. TAYLOR.

TTOULD respectfully he ciiizets
wv olCnaIiestbn and the surround county,
that he has ppendd a Tobscco, SNUFF, anu Sc
gar Store, Ia the store room id The upper end
OF the kanawha House, where will BE found
all grades of Tobacco and SegaTs, which he
will sell low cash, wholesale and retail. .
Choice Brands.
Hollands Pine Apple. the Iris Leaf, Lu-
cullas' Silver Leaf, Lecon1te and Patona
Brands Of Luxembourg, Harris Louisa Light
Pressed, Rough and Ready, Fig Leaf, Plalts
Half Pount, Ne Plus Ultra, and Pearson
Best, Moor's Buck Eye.
Pure Havana and Principe Segafs.
The best LynchburgI Smoking Tobacco. A
gene raj ASSORTMENT OF Pipes, Stems, Snuff. &c.
His motto islquick Sales and small Profits
Give him call, and we are sure YOU will be
pleased. 446t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
]. NOTICE.

lA guardian of sailie B. Wilson. Ainfant
III 4 orphan OF Samuel and Jane W{lsnI, le.
deceased, u appointed BIZ sbe county, lcom,t 81
IWoodtotd county in he State Of Kentucky.
shall, at he spring term Of the circuit court
VI haaawha county, 1859, spply 10 the said
eoGrs lor an Order, authorizing Ile TO collect
and remove 70 said WpodfoF,l county certain
MONIES belonging 10 said Sable p. Wilson. be.
lng her norton Of the pfoceedsof the sale or
a certain lpl or ifasf Of Land situated In said
county 81 hsanaxha, described as lot letter
n, IN ceflaiil chancery cause. now pending
TIP SAID court IN which Ia hafefro and others
ere complslhants, and Pair Ok and others are
Defendants. and which has been 81 ID under
decree beretofofe rendered in said cause.
SAMUEL CRAIG,
G4TA Gusrdian Of sellie B. wilson.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
NOTICE,

Il A.SA%eEb
W Mary Slack widow of Hiram Slack,
decd, VIM. N. Copfn and Hannah A..
ms Vile; John Moles and Sarah j.. his wife,
y. H. Slack, Maria Slack, Ksz,ah Stack'
VIM. Gray, James A. Lewis, Samuel Mo IS
=, ~ brnen, a. ". Quarter and John
afanler. axe notice, that shall, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May next,
at<the Office Of Alexander 4. Lailley. II tbe
town { v, Of Charleston, and county Of Kanawha,
the deposition of Joel Ruffner and John
Grunter, to. be read in evidence in cai1se
now pending in the Circuit Cour; Of Kama
wha county, in chancery, In which / en-,
plaintiff and You are defendants. And If
from any cause. the taking Of the same should
not pc commenced, q being commenced
should mot be completed on that day, the tak-
ing Of the same 10 be continued from day ID
day Sunday excepieds until completed.
All JAMES 5. CONNELL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
NOTICE..

M =. William y. Arthur, yon will take no.
AZ tlce' that on the 18th day Of April next,
\ \, shail proceed % take at The office Of James
III hote, ~ me town of Winfield Putnam
eonnlys inc depositions Of james Cartmiil
4 ana oiherf, 70 5be read as evidence in my be-
9aali, y syit npwsdeeending in the Circuit
Couil iof Putnam county on the schancery
sue thereoi' wherein am complainant ard
you are defendant. II frem any cause the
saslng OF SAID depositlonsi should net be fin-
ished ON said day, the further IL king of Them
shall be continued from time ID lime unt5I
completed.
NARY u. ARrH uR, BY counsel.
4 Eeo. 2ist, 1853. All At
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
$cgaI aS6trtissllleIlts.
N.lnTIcE. !

ME-; William Z \ Cry /, yeu seisss psp,Is.i-
IvA dent Of the State Of yireinia hereby
notify you bylpublication of This II6flde. that
on FUESDAf The IS ii day cf a MI. 1885, 81
the Office OF Ak. r. Laialey. II, CHaflestan.
Kanawha Co., Virgins, shall take the dep-
ositions Of Fielding Rucker and Others, I'd lbe
read y my behalf in q suit pending i'm the
Circuit Coartof Kanawha county, whereit l
am Complainant and you are Defendant.
II from any cause said depositions Are not
begun Or il begun. and not completed. the
taking Of thesame viii be adjourned form
day tos day d The same plaee. untiitaken ana
completed, All BIZ EDMONDSoN.
zsSwAss. Sol. 449 byCouasel.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

rs Onnr z t,Io n, ,-ttr,r.r. IN, o., 7
rso1sa sr $50 - ~ is.1u 1919.
Tceis a5ssr o N ysee = y sol sas
he IN wa-tses nv f;rst m.;l p.rah ~" -
havestickets ending in any figure tiley NAV
designate, q
Tbe Listofnrawp Number. !. +, P,;7es w;,,
he sent Id uufcbasers ;mmeasately after ~.
drawing. 1.1fS
Trpurchassrs will nleases wr;te tbe;r s;,r I.
ture plain ana give tb.ir post It1fiae. coSntv
and sta.e1 ~ !. = II n 49, eouA 81 !
TrRenaem5er that every p r;ze Il drawn AMI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
Commissioner Sale Of Valuable Coal
and Salt. Property on the Kama. 4
Wha River.

20 p
wha River.
TN pursuance BIT DEGREES rendered BY the
i Circuit Court Of. Kanawha county in lie
chancery case DC Capeirealt & smith, KS
James S.d O. Brooks and Others, we The IN
dfrsignea Commissioners, acting jointly ior
separately, will sell at auction, at the front
door Of the Court House Of Kanawha county,
on III, If ssi N
Monday, the esd day Of May, 1859. .
that being on court day, the tract of land con-
Feyed by Arnold and wife 10 j. S. o! Brooks.
The same being eneundivided third ia +, oil the
tract of land conveyed by Isaac Moves and
wife toJas. S. e. Brooks, and Cynthia Moves
(now Cynthia Arnold, and described in the
papers Of said cause--frst Offering the said
land, to be SO laid of as not 10 include that
PARTICULAR portion oil said land conveyed in
the frestdeed. flied with tie petition off H,
Smith and F. r. Brooks, and ifienough mon,
ey to pay the COMPLIMENTS claim be offsfed
for the land, to- be laid of Id this manner I,
then The same viii be sold at such offer 9TH
erwise the land will be Offered and sold with
out restriction % 70 where the third part
sold shall be.
Terns--Ten per centum in cash, and the
residue on acredit of SIX, nine and eighteen
months, with interest, coed security, and a
retention Of the1iegal tile. Whit
JAMES II. BROWN, )
H. FiTZHUGH, oon r. Is.
March %. t. 443 H-f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

a kind-hsarted little Aouse Aon,s,ad
and shoWlsd, very recsny appeared Il
the door 81 ! room whore H. GOOD snatur.
ed liege lord was about tosedulpA Il
comfot table snooze
t Ny. dear, + am going Aonn;,a
Whist shall I bring You TO oomSrs vate !.
/. Isdon's know. love: / dopsi,hipk Z,
any thing / want particularly ius now
Come and Kiss me. Twin Tell YOU how
ever. what Idon' want you 10 bringn,s.
Whist is IL, pray 2f'
s Pfas don't bring me II debt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
HOWARD AssOCIATIoN, I

fA%ff Ill \ PHILADELPHIA.
A Brntr5teEt Ins,itH.ipnI ssta6iisked b. spe.
/eial faionmeht Tor t1elrelief sftRe ssel
and distressed, G1gidtei nth T,r- AS.
dlsat and Epidemic disease.
TIE HOWARD AsSo CITATION II view 3,
il theawful destruction o hiIm,,, lii, eanx
ea by Sasnat disease, aud Ihe dccep.:ons 81 ac.
tised upod. the unfortuflee victims of xuch
disease }hy Quacks, several years ago directed
iheiT Gonsulting SAHgeon- as a CHARITA-
BE act worthy Of their nane, to open 4
Dlspe nSary for The treatrient Of tbs class OF
Glstasei n asl Their fnrIps, ant. 10 give NED
GtL ADVICE, 5,.i GR tTtss 10 all WHO apply by
letter, with a descnptlen 0S their eongition
Gage, ochupaiion, habits of life, &c. y and In
cass ofexirsTne poverty, To FUfkNiSH MED.
lCINES FREE OF CHARGE. II IS needless
TO ada that the. Ass ctaitoi Commands the
highest eledfcal skill Of lineage, and will furn-
Ish The most approved niidern treatment.
pc directors o. the Association. in ,theiT
annual report vi" n theItrsatment OF Sexual
Diseases. express The highest sat:sfactio with
the success s hich has attended the Iabors Of
their Surgeons itf the cure NE Spern1atoFrI,oea.
Seminal weakness, Gon1rIhga. elect, Synhi-
lis; he yicesol ohanism III Self Abuse, Dis-
esses Of Inc Kidneys aid; Bladder, &C., and
RTder continuance Of thelsame piaR for the
ensuing year. III" TT - i"Hs.5
he pftettoTs, on q review of The past. feel
assured that their labors mi this sphere of be-
nevo 'ent effort, have been of great benefit To-
The afflicted, especially tb the yonng, Ana tbey
have resolved to deroiethemselves with re
newed zeal, to this very important but much
de>pisedEeause.I
An admirable Report Oh Spernfatotrhaa. Or
seminal Weakness. tire Vice Of Onanism
Mastutbation OF Self Abuse, and. other dis.
eases Of The Sexual Organs, By the Consult
ing Surgeon, will be sentIby mail. Tin sea ledd
envelopel, FREE OF CHARGE; on receipt
OF TW i STAMPS for postage. O.!,sr re.
ports and Ttacts on the nature and treatment
Y sexual diseases, diet, 80, are constantly
being published for gratuitous dIstribu lion.
and Will re sent 70 the afflicted. Some of4he
new remedies and methods BIZ trea tment dis.
covered during the last year, are Of great
value.
address. for Report 81 treatment. m Il
SKtLLiN Il0JGHTOsl, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South Ninth SSrert'
Philadelpha, Pa. "A
BY order Of the Directors
EZRA D.. HEARTWE[I.. presid,I
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Seeretars.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
sALE.

Dy r;,tna nfa deed ofs Trust, made BY G..
10 III CsnAbsart Ia M as .sfrussee, dated
August i6th. 1886, and reeorted IN kanaWnas
County, 10 secure 4 debt 10 3. Ieylofs
will sell! atIpublic Auction, Ito the highest
bidder, lot ready money, Nj the
/ 27tA day Of Moy, saezt,
at the Court House or |Kanawha County. the
following properly therein described. lo-wit !;
Said Capebesrt,s slaves, Lncy and her two
john aud Alice. and his real estate
at aud near the mouth or Coal river. and, FOL
q Particular siiscript,onl ofthe property refer
ence NAV H. had ii the said trust deed.
M LANES III. BROWN, Trustee.
March rs, 10. g 44s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

hhsrd. close listed oli lady. nho had
refused 70 give. after heariin1g. 4 charity
sermcn, had her pocket picked q sfe
pas leaving: the church. IOn maxine
the distosery. she said. ut God could
sst end ne way into my pocket, Il ssems
tts Dstii reaH L.