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The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
Further Indian Expectations.

We received, too late for our last week s paper, the particulars of further robberies of stock by Indians. On Saturday the Sd inst at noon band of Apaches entered the town of Tubac, and succeeded in stealing five vau- able horses and a mule, owned by the Gandara brothers They were valued at over seven hun dren dollars A few days previous, another band of Indians stole three valuable horses from Don Pedro Herrera, living near the same town. The Indians were followed by party of dragons from Fort Buchanan, but they sue ceeded in crossing the line into Sonora. About ten days since station of the Overland Mail Company, near Camp Johnson, above the Pecas river, was visited by some 100 Camanc h. dians, who stole all the stock and destroyed the fropsrty at the station.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
Wife Murder in TubaC.

We learn that on Saturday, the 10th inst at about so'clock P NJ, in Tubac, a Mexican by the name of Francisco Carisosa, better known as Chico," shot his wife It is supposed he killed her in a fit of jealousy. She is said to have been quite handsome. The murderer es- capped to Sonora, the resort of all murderers and thieves from this country
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
Notice

 or the establishment of the Land Office for tho
 Territory of New Mexico. I N pursuance ofan net of Congress, approved May 2, 1885, entitled "An act to create n land district in the Territory Of New Mexico,' its hereby de- clared and made known that the office for the sale and entry Of public lands in the Territory of New Mexico will be established at Santa Fe in said Ter rtory, from and after the 2jth day of November next.
 Given under my hand at the city of Washington, this 27th day of september, A, D. 1858. By order of the President:
 JOS s. WILSON, Acting Commissioner of tho General Land OGico.
 june lg OFFICE SONORA ExroRiNo < MIvISo CoMPAyY,)
 Tuhac, June lst, 1859. MULES AND HORSES STOLEN l-Stolen from VI Arivaca ranch, belonging to this Company, du- ring the last month, the following described animals dun horse Mules,
 l roam do do blind in one eye, bay do do, hip shot, gray mare do,
 brown do do,
 dark Mules
 All are branded on tho left side of tho neck with the g. excepting the gray mule. large dun Horse, white mane and tail, roan Horse,
 ] dun Mare.
 ib.ral reward will be paid for the restoration of those animals. S. Il. LATHROP, Tubae, June g. lsio. If Director of the Mines
 Posr OFFICE ARRAYGEMEYrs l
 Tubac Jn Ie IS, 1859. weekly mail from Tubac to Tucson, there connecting with the overland mail, will be sent from the office every 1hurday evening Mail closes at o'clock P M, after which hour no letters can be received. The mail from Tucson is due here at 10, A. M, Sundays The office at present is located at the store of the Sonora F. Mining Company.
 FRED HULsEMAY, P. M
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15

coRREsPoSDEYcE os THE ARIzoNtAN. Troubles on the Gila-Election News-Peace with the MQjaves-One hundred and fifty Killed, etc., etc.
 AHzoNA CITY, Sept 4th 1859
 suppose the ARizoSIAS has received news of the robbery of the mail station, near Whites ranch, and the attempted murder of the station keeper He was left fer dead, and remained inssnsible for more than twelve hours Dr. Horndon, U S A., went up to his assistance, and he is slowly recovering. The thieving Mexicans carried off six of the finest horses owned by the o M Co.,, killed four on the road, escaped with two. This outrage caused much feeling among the Americans, and few of them determined to clear the Gila river of Mexi- cans They paid those in their employ, sup piled them with provisions, and ordered them 10 leave. The Mexicans it is said, went 10 Slaters having camp and endeavored to steal his mules, but were pursued by the Americans. One ac. count says that six Mexicans were Killed another, only one The Mexicans at the mines, in the Gila junction, are much alarmed, and collisionis feared When will Congress put an end to these scenes of violence by giving Ari- zona the protection of the law?
 An express arrived here to day, bringing news that the Mojaves had sued for peace They acknowledge to l5O killed Major Armistead with his small command has gained much credit for his summary punishment ofourred brethren
 The election passed of here very quietly The vote atthe three precincts falls, believe, little short of 200 There are more men here than that, but at the Arizona City polls none but Americans were allowed to vote. You are aware that California claims small strip on this side of the Colorado, and on this account a number, who are really Arizonians, and who will livein the Territory, did not vote, as they had paid taxes in California this year. The total population within circuit of few miles is several hundred. The vote here was unan- mons for Mir Mowry
 The Mexicnns are taking out considerable gold on the Gila junction, and understand some Americans are making good wages.
 The new steamer made a safe and quick passage to Fort Mojave, Bealcs crossing demonstrating anew the navigabi!ity of the Colorado, 200 miles above this point.
 The ARIzoS1AS is winning golden opinions under its new management and will be well supported in this part of the Territory.
 CoUorA.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15

We give the returns of the election held in the Territory, on the 5th nstant as far as heard frop. We believe they arc generally correct
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15

It will be seen from the result, that as gene ral thing throughout the Territory, the people reftained from taking any part in the New Mexican election
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
G. F. HOOPER,

COMMISSION MERCHANT, 4 ND GENERAL DEALER IN GROCERIES, II Provisions, Liquors, Dry Goods, Clothing Hardware, kc., FoRT YUMA, Colorado River R. E. RAYMOND, Agent, San Francisco.
 JORGE +. HOOPER,
 Comerciatne Negociants en General. En Frovisioncs, Licores Jeuefos do tOdas clasc.
 Fort Yuma, Rio Colorado. R. R. RAYMOND, Agente, San Francisco. Aug. IS Typ.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
E s T R A ' .

oS the 23d inst. at my ranch, Punta del Agua, I took up stray horse. He is a dark dun, and has two brands on his right hip: one an American, the other n Mexican brand. The owner by paying charges add advertising, receive his property.
 Aug. 25. 3t. II. A. STRUBY.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
c a u t i o n

Gss- TIE undersigned cautious any person from purchasing certain note ofhand (drawh to A. Spen- cer & Co. and signed by myself and W Pearce for S25 twenty five dollars, and dated at Ga City, on or abou the 29th of March last, payable in two months from date As the note is of no value for want of consideration. J. NJ. PINKSTON
 Aug. 25. 3t
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
Election Returns.

We give the returns of the election held in the Territory, on the 5th nstant as far as heard frop. We believe they arc generally correct :
 TUCSON. Delegate to Congress-Sylvcster Mowry, 32O Prefcct-Don Annastacio Barela, SIG SherF-J, Peter Deus, 3l6 Justice of tho Peace--J. W Holt, 1sl Constable-Wlliam Burke, ls2
 rUBAc; Delegate to Congress--Syvester Mowry, 3s Rep. to Leg of \. MeXico-J. NJ. Turner, 56 Prefect--Don Annnstaco Barcla, 27 Sheriff. Peter Deus, 20 Justice of the Peoco--Jsmes Caruthers, 56 Constable-EdwGrd Page, 56
 cALABAsAs. Delegate to Congress-sylvoster Mowry, 20 Prcfect-Don Anastacio Barela, 20 Sherf-J. Peter Deus, 20 Delegate from Now Mexco--J. NJ. Galligos, Il
 wARDsvIJE. Delegate to Congrcss-sylvcstor MOwry, 2c
 MARsnALLs Delegate to congrcss-sylyostsr MoVry, 10
 CASA BLANCA Delegate to Congrem-sylyester Mowry, 8
 AGUA cAtIENrE. Delegate to ongress-Sylvester Mowry, 12l This learn the vote, but we have not yet received the returns.
 cERRo COLORADO Delegate to Congres.-Sylvestor Mowry, 93 Prcfect-Don Annastacio Barela, q3 Sheriff.. Peter Deus, 93 Member to the Legislature-J. NJ Turner, 93
 SANTA RITA. Delegate to Congress-Sylvester Mowry, l3
 ARIZONA CITY. Delegate to Congress-sylvester Movry, SC
 PrDRIcK Delegate to Congress-Sylvestor MOwry, 40
 COLORADO Delegate to cOugress-sylvestor Mowry, 70
 OLA CITY Delegate to congress-sylvostcr MOwry, 4l
 plHo VILLAGES. Delegate to cOngrcis-sylveSter MOwry, 42
 SANTA RITA DEL cABRE. Delegate to ongress-Sylvestcr Mowry, 450 This we learn the vote, but have not yet received the returns.
 MEslLLA. Delegate to Congress-Syvester Mowry, 426 Delegate from New Mexico-J. Nj. Galligos 32O Delegate from New MeHico-M. A. otero, @
 LAS cnucEa Delegate to gre.s-Sylvoster Mowry, 13O Delegate from New Mexico-M. A. 0tcro, l07
 DoNA ANA. Delegate to congre"-sylvoster Movry, 80 Delegate from New MeHieo-M. A. 0tero, 70
 LA MESA. Delegate to Congress-Sylveste Mowry, l33 Delegate from New Mo1icO-J. NJ. Galligos, I33
 OTHER PRECINCTS. Delegate to Congress-Syivester Mowry, 5l Delegate to New Mexico-J. M. Galligos, 20 TorAL-For Moury, for Congress, 2164 Gallogos, N. NJ. candidate, ASA Otero, 240 It will be seen from the result, that as gene ral thing throughout the Territory, the people reftained from taking any part in the New
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-09-15
NOTICED l

DESIRING TO FURNISH TO THE CON sumers of Flour and Corn what they require, request all persons who arc interested in making a contract direct to the undersigned at this Fort to Don Nicholas Garnica, in Magdalena, with the assurance that the -four shall be of good class and the price per hundred reasonable. l can sell some corn in grain. If any person takes interest they can communicate with the above mention persons
 H. GABILONDO.
 Fort of Santa Cruz, Aug. 22d, 1859. n27-3t
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-10
E.uw-Neckatr Klresues.

The low neoked dress Of the ladies are
made the theme of small jokes By eeT-
tain chaps. In our opinion it is with
the ladies q mstser Of taste, which they
might be allowed to indulge 10 thsiF dis
erelion; the wits who #ould rldieale
them had better look al home, and
a. they live in glass houses, abstain from
throwing stones. IL they don'a like %
see the ladies, lot them loak Rnothe1
way! There was . grand party over Ia
Kansas City short siRs ago, and tbs
mass Of the ladies pressna we're extreme.
ly Losclg minded so Low were soEns dis
posed 20 20, thai spindls said 70 hii
Friend Shanks ..-.
~Did you ever see the like 20
"No," says shanks, 81 never did u
lsazt nas since 1 vas tseaHad."
That was outrageous bat presently
Ehs saps met the belle Of the evening, /
splendid creature, and Spindle exclain'
% :
g What > aoIazy Of beauty ls
60 Well, / declare" !" says ShAuks, asy0E
have the advantage Of ne thought 1
| galaxy included constellation OF beaa
| ties ts1
$ SO il dcas,s said Spindle, and aoa'
you ses she sailkg ssag 2ss
On thsy passed, and soon encounters
. mAgineena woman With such frank de
ysIopmsnts as 10 leave no room fol
dcabs as 20 the aaality Of her shAgmss
aThers,'s says Spindle, sis ths anes
woman ii The house y -.
/ q Fact, !" says shsks, stshe sststTsp
all shs rest. %
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-10

WHAT II Is 10 BE A PUBLIo Man 7-The
Boston CoBrieT defines what is is 10 be
a public man, in a truthful and imPrss.
siYe manner, as follows:
One single idea seems to have affected
soma minds TO which We deem is proper
to-sllude-namely, that Mr.. Choase, 9
great lawyer and great orator, was Jet
not a public man. Their only idea OF 9
public NAN is of one who holds Office,
which is an extremely narrow view Of
the subject. But it often happens that
those who are most successful in gain
ing Office, either By popular election, or
ia any other mode, gain nothing else,
and afterwards are speedily foFgotssn.
While others, who have attained no "bad
eminencs'' OF this sort, ara really gaF
more in the public eye, are better known
for their stel ling qualities, and are more
depandea On #hen the public service &C.
quirss theiE counsel, tdan hosts Of those
who climb to mere station By indirect
means, or creep TO it through ga low
broBed caYernons avenue" In the
broadesi sense, MIR. Choste vas & publie
man. His fame, uot ss a lawyer, which
is a more local reputation, but as 3 most
able and brilliant orator upon questions
Of national policy, and a. patriot of
unbsnding integrity, had passed into the
rsmotest corners Of the land ; and near
eg home, where was the great political
movement in which he was not in the
front rankS We take up no Newspaper,
however distant, which does Hot hold
this view, nor any which does NOS thus
understand him. THIS is 70 be a public
man in che highest and truest sense-and
in republics, those who are thus known
and honoFad sometimes save the4 from
the evils to which ofaes-ssekers have
brought them and from destruction, by
their influence over at least the better
sort Of community. Neither Dsmosthe'
mes nor Cicero are remembered for she
Offices they held.