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this outrage have been arrested, and are now in prison at Fort Buchanan; ]; and, furthermore, that party of our eitzens arein pursuit of the principal instigator,s with every prospectFof ar resting him, or driving him from the country; and that we will sustain all citizens and soldiers in any course they may take to bring him and his companions to justice. ...-.-.
 Resolved, That we are gratifed to learn that It Col Reeves, the commander at Fort Bu- chalan, has issued orders to the troops under his command to aid and assist the citizens in ridding the country of the outlaws, and to unite with them in giving protection to our people.
 Resolved, That these facts enable us to re- assure those we'll disposed Mes;icans who have left their situations iu the Terri tory fearing per sonal injury, that they may return with safety, and may assure their friends in Sonora that all Mexicans who desire work, can come here with perfect safety, and that both citizens and United States troops will give them protection. To those Sonoranians who have been furnishing ns with supplies and carrying on trade with, we assure them of desire to continue our business relations and assure them that their trains and property shall be safe from molestation from bad Americans or Mexicans. +'isa7 'a'
 That we have every confidence that the pris- oners at Fort Buchanan, and all others who may be arrested, will be sent to Santa Fe for trial and that the country will be rid of them
 Resolved, That the officers of this meeting be authorised to call any future meetings, or to appoint comm ittees to carry out it's objects.
 Resolved, That commission, consisting of Messrs, Hulseman, Rhodes and Ehrenberg, be appointed to communicate wi9h the Mexican authoriteS near the line, for the purpose of pre- venting the robbing of horses and other prop erty, and to prevent, as far as possible, all crimes or disturb. ances. -,.sriss
 aan svaa J. CAEUTHERs, President. H. EHRrvBrRc, Seer etary
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Gran UltrA,ie.
H. EHErvsrRc, Seer 'etary.

aemos dado cuenta en otra coluna del ases nato de uno de nuestros vecinos DOT unos pc ones Mejicanos, que SC escaparon del pa 's- Esto fue un cruel asesinato si los que per- trasen este crimen hubieren parecido, habrian recibido el castigo que tai infamia merecia
 Este asesinato junto con el hecho de haber sido expulsados algunos Americanos ultima mente de Hermosillo, fue la causa de un cruel inexcusable ataqne contra algunos Mejcanos el Domingo del corrte, DOT una cuadrilla que SC constituyo de DOT si en "Arregladores," pro- cediendo ell valle de Sonoita arriba y con fuerza armas obligaron toio Mejicano empleado 1 en los differences ranches de salrse sopena de muerte si faltase Esq qua1rila compuesta de I6o ! hombres, SC fue de rancho rancho, echando los operarios Mejicanos, hasta que llegaron la vinateria cerca del rancho del Sr. Axe. Aqui un numero de Mejicanos algunos Yaquis estaban entregados en cuanto nosotros sabemos pacifcamente a sus lesitimas occupa- clones A Ia llegada de esta banda, los Mejl- canos Indios huyeron sin mas causa les hicieron faego, como nos informo uno que dice haber participate del encuentro, una accion tubo lugar. Tres Mejicanos un Yaqui fueron .muertos un Mejcano m ortalmeute herido, mientsras que de la gente que ataco, un hombre fue levemente herido de una lanzada, Creemos no hacer mas que espresar los sentimlentos de todo Americeno respectable de este terrltoro, si desaprobamas enteramente este proceder ' 10 declaramas DOT un hecho cobarde cruel y nj sn To mas minimo autorizado. Es un proceder que desde el primero hasta el ultimn Ina sldo condemnado casi DOT todos, con escepslon de la parte interesada y que debera acarrear con secuencias fatales para estos hOmbres si seque dan en el pals. r,.
 Las consecueneias de esta matanza "a han sido desastrosas Treinta Mejicanos SC fueron de Tubac al dia siguiente todos los ranches en Sonoita han sido desertados de sus opereros.- La noticia de este acontecimiento ha ido, aun que probablsmcnte muy .exagcrada s!Sonora, 7
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country of such pestferous characters as those who committed this great wrong. We feel 1t aSduty, regardless of the consequences, to speak plainly upon this matter, to manifest dis tincty the sentiments of this community. And in so doing we appeal to the sober, second thought of our entire American population, to their sense of honor and justice, to theirregard for the prosperity of the Territory, feeling con- fdcnt of ample support; and we trust the in- habitants and authorities of Sonora, and the we'll disposed Mexicans in this Territory, will distinctly understand that the killing of those men at the mescal distillery, and the acts of the rioters along the Sonoita valley are in no manner countenanced nor sanctioned by the Americans inhabiting this portion of the coun- try And furthermore all peaceable Mexicans may be assured of safety and protection. The orderly portion of our people are strong enough 70 crush out these riotous outlaws. and are ready to do it, the military of the fort lending cheer ful assistance We would scorn to do or say anything which might tend to screen guilty man from punishment, American or Mexican, and so long as we have power will stand be
 tween the innocent and harm. There are rob bers and murderers on both sides of the line, and it is the duty of the good citizens of each country to unite and make a common cause of roofing them out, that we may enjoy security for our property and lives. al sas
 Closing this article, we have one word to say. Personally we have no great respect for the Mexican nation. Oppression, priestcraft, and many bitter troubles of which our own happy country is free, has kept the great mass of the people degraded, hopeless and rretched. We ought, therefore to extend towards them some little charity, and by all means avoid their ex- ample. If they steal, and rob, and murder, it is no shadow of an excuse why Americans should do likewise Let us punish the guilty but stain not our hands with innocent bloodi
 We, the undersigned, fully endorse the fore
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THE ARIZONIAN.
TUBAc, THURSDAY, MAY ls, 1859 T

s Ess~ To ADVERTISERS. - Persons desiring to ad- vertise in this paper requested to send in their favors withoutdelay, addressed to TIE ARIzosiAS, Tubac Arizona.
 sxs- S. PRESCRIPTIONS must in all cases be accom- panied with the cash. Nc subscribers name will De entered upon our books until advance payment kas been made. f rr N s-nT -ry
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At meeting of the citizens of Tubac ana vicinity, held on the l4th of May, 1859, for the purpose of considering the late outrages com mitted on the Sonoita MT. James Caruthers was elected chairman, and Mir. Herman Ehren- berg secretary. a.4.,a,.... ..,,.t....l.
 The foregoing article from the Arizonian was read and adopted as the sentiments of the meeting, and the following resolutions were adopted: gau sa Bow s
 Resolved, That in signing the above state. ment of facts, we feel that we are but doing an act of justice to the citizens of the Territory, having at heart their best interests and that it will meet the hearty approval of the entire DOT ton of our respectable population sr.s,
 Resolved, That since signing it, we have heard with pleasure thas three ot the leaders in
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

@ A young physician, re-
cent graduate, was asked why he
had not gone TO see his father who
had Just died. The father lived in
Indiana, the son in Virginia. He
replied that "the immense torribity
Of the circumambient atmosphere
had, by its condensation, SO diluted
tn eplacid aqueous fluid of the enor-
nous river Ohio, that with the most
superlative reluctance, had to pro-
crastinate a premeditated egress in
to the palatinate province, until The
morbid excitement Of the pericra-
MUM had extinguished the vital
spark
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

''My gracious!'' said Ike, "if some
fairy would give me wings, wouldn't
I,go round among the planets though.
I'd 60 10 Mars, and Venus and Juni-
per, and all the rest of them"
"And Satan," said Mrs. Parting
ton, striking in, 'and I'm afraid you
will go there, whether youget wings
or not
Ike whistled, and turned the sub
ject TO a bunch o! grapes that the
old lady had laid by to ripin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

GENERoslTy-One great reason
why men practice generosity SO lit
tie in the world is, they find SO lit
tie there; generosity is cat,hing; and
if so many escape it, it is in de-
gree from The same reason that
countrymen escape the smallpox
because they meet with no one TO
give it to them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

a. A young lady who had not
received so much attention from the
beaux as her female associates, said
to her love: II told them | would
wait until the chaff had blown off,
and then I would pick up the wheat. "
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
KirTYEN TEE SWING.

There sat, in passion, tst'.p@
Sulking: and there sat she
Swinging in the long grape VINE,
Looped from the great ash tree.
&c Sitting at ease, and singing,
-Et Teasing, dainty-formed ihingl
asa Slender white fee, Just grazing
fls Moses Sunder the swing.
- Sunshine specified the grape-leaves,
..5- Sunshine dript on her hair,
Odous, sealthy sunshinel
What bold thing you arel
...F Oh, what glstenisg shouldersl
a.. Oh, what cruel white ara!
Reaching up for the blossoms
f.r-r,r Just on purpose to ehsrmi
That little bow-fashioned mouth,
.Es Aiming kisses at mine;
Confound lis poqpy-red lips!
MischIei oGs-5at diving.
Decked ike little princess,
o.. Sitting in gorgeous state;
Crowned with her tiger lilies
- Tawdy blossoms hatel
Peiting my hat with roses,
In rapid, Haunting showers,
Winding her brcok-like laughter
hs In and out with the flowers.
What should DO, but love her
Dearer than ever yetp
laf What could do-all vanquished
Liop-iike, in net!
Oh. For heart Of narbiel
Else 'twould peril king
Dared he sit under the arbor;
Locking at Kitty swing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

gWIt is affirmed by scientific
gentlemen that the pressure of the
times. if it could be used as a pro-
pelling power, would force a vessel
across the Atlantic in twenty-four
hours. v'- sca
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

c. Spare moments are the gold
dust of time. OF all the portions OF
ourzlife spare moments are the most
fruitful in good or evil. They are
the gaps through which temptations
find the easiest access Of the garden
of the soul. -....---.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

.GY Mrs. Hollyhock thinks il
rather queer that the falling of a
little Quicksilver in glass tube
should make the weather so awful
cold. ,,s,.5
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

For the luxury of tobacco, the
English pay dearly-the duty being
eighty cents a pound on unmannfac-
iured tobacco, and two dollars q
pound on cigars. ..-,. Is.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

1t is a Chinese maxim, that ''for
every man who does not work, and
every woman who is idle, somebody
must suffer cold Or hunger. All
loafers please notice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

We have heard ola desperate fel-
low who swore that he would COM
NIT suicide, even if he should per-
ish in the attempt.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

w Many are ambitious of say
ing grand things-that is, of being
grandiloqnent eloquencc is speaking
out--a quality few esteem and few
er aim at.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
STOVES! STOVES!

TUsT received ald in store. a large and selec,
y assortment of Parior, Office and Cooking
Stoves, of the most beautiful and durable pat
terms, which I Will sell at reduced prices. Also
choice stock of .tinware Of every description.
made OF the best material. Call and see for your
~ poeh9g O BAUTBk
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

Self defence is the cIearest of all
laws, and for the express reason that
lawyers had not the making Of it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

The times are said to be SO hard
in Halifax that, the two editors oil
the newspapers published there,
smoke the same cigar-taklng 1t by
turns. ,z..-9,. v.., -..s-. -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
NEW FALL GOODS.
FIRST In THE FIELD.

WE are now in receipt OF portion Of on
w fall stock, purchased By our NJ. Strous,
and will have our entire purchases really for sak
and inspection, by the close of the wesk, 70
which we invite the attention of our custon.,
and friends, and the people generally. Our soc,
hive been purchased with great care, and uutG
very advantageous circumstances, which vii q.
able us TO give our customers the latest stylesn
fancy goods, and the most substantial aTticlsn
the staple line. We respectfully invite call II
examination, when the public will be abea
better iucge of our ability to meet their iwant
Respectfully,
sep2 STROUSE & FRlEDSAA
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
FRESH GROCERIES.

M E have Just received large lot OF cho.,s
w Family Groceries, al exceedingly cheip
freight; and having given personal attention /,
purchasing will be enabled 10 knock the Railroad
and old credit stores intoth middle OF next week
IL you want the worth of your money, go when
they want money. Avoid the credit stores as 70.
would snake in the grass. Pay Day will conf.
and big interest and large profits viii consumeyoa
substance. We sell for cash and therefore can ani
will sell cheaper than any credit house can II,
item of interest sioRe viii pay profit. Tha
alone answers the question so often asked us
show can You sell so cheap" Quick sales and
small profits often turned, will pay better tan
selling goods at 80 per cent. on twelve nonti,
time. Call and examine our stock, and bring alslg
your Bacon. Lard, Hides &c.
THOMSON, LEWIS a-ea
June II, 1858. -.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
FOR THE LADIES.

MRS BISHOP has located in GLASGOW, e--,7
MI for the purpose OF carrying on the 1Sts
Millinery and Dress Making business in all W.
its branches. She hopes The ladies will give her
call. Her residence is opposite Smith, Boon
g. Co.'s store. ~s-I Ga ,-1y I...,-
%. Fashions received monthly. scp9
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

Riches are the baggage Of virtue
s,jev cannot be spared or left be-
bind, but they hinder. ths'march:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
Anew and Desirable Lamp.

WE HAVE small lot of neat and very IT,
w full Lamps, designed as substitute FOR cl,'
dles-known as the fountain Lamp" tsI
very economical and convenient lamp, with "a
or two burners, trimmed with common canfe
wick, and will burn any kind Of oil well, gi'E
mole light with less cost than any lamp made 10
ordinary use; also lard lamps, for sale cheap.
SMITH, BOON & Coz
June IS, 1857.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

TANDY-i0 boxes crmped, 10 boxes fancy
~ for SAFE by THOMSON, LEWIS i CO. =
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quill rccu dams les pays strangsrs, q dam
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difsbert, aimis slaas les h6pitaux de- Paris, n
determine dc nombrcuscs contrctaS Sons les
pcrsonncs qui remploient ou lc rccom"rn
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pstits.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-12-17

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II ny que ID misere
Qui ne pssse pas tosjosrs.
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Psss d VIC : tstpsa
Pour Avoiv o qsi - paase.
On - passs les jOsruaax
On volt 10 voleur qui pssse
Pardevant les tribunaux.
IL p;chs passs % vo;turs.
A pied. eelsi qsi lsi doit;
Dams - loagss ehsvelurs
L'srtiAs pass lss doigts.
Qsand 90 sscanosess psss
Pear b Sste d. psy@
Do - losrs d psass-paos
Lss badaads sees tbsAs.