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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-22

Ayers Cherry Pectoral.


has won for itself such a renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaints that IL
Is entirely unnecessary for us TO recount the evil
dence OF its virtues VIII rever it has been employed,
section, we need not do more than the people
its quality is kept up TO the best it has ever BEEN
and that it may be relied to do for their relief
all II has ever been found to DO. rr
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURGATIvE
MEDICINE
FOR cOSTIvENESS.
FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FOR JAUNDICE;
FOB THE ro GeR re. OF = INDIGESTION;
FOR THE CURE OF DYsENTERY;
FOR A FOUL STOMACH:
FOR THE CURE OF El{SIPFIAs.
FOR THE PILES;
FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA;
FOR ALL sCROFULOUS COMPLAINTS; =
FOR THE CURE 0F RHEUMATISM;
FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FOR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINTS;
FOR DR0PSY:
FOR THE CURE OF TETTER, TUMoRs AND
SALT RHEUM;
FOR WORMS:
FOR THE CURE OF GOVT;
FOR A DINNER PILL;
FOE THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most scnsi
awe can take them pleasantly and they are the bes
tperent in the world for all the purposes of fami
physic.
Price - cents per box; Six Boxes for sI.OO.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians States
men, and eminent personages. have lent their
names TO certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies but our space here will permit the in
sertion OF them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are
given with also full descriptions Of the above COM
plants, and the treatment that should lie followed
for their cure. I'D. .--..... "A. ~
Do not be put of by unprincpled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit ON. De-
mand AYERS, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for them, and they should
have il.
so- Prepared by DIR. ). C.AYER 4CO., Lowell,
Massachusetts. AptA - 80 i
Sold by KELLER & WHITE, Evansville and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun-
try. mar23-d&weow
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E.MP o X Ts VT To .sLL.-.nR.

VI II q n tn Mt To .9LL.-.HR. Il.
N KAHN takes this opportunity to inform the
citizens OF Evansville and the public generally, that
he has his stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
complete, and particularly, that he has bought
some OF the finest ready-made Clothing at the es-
Enlistment Of Brooks q Bro, New York; much
better made-up Clothing than Devlin's, and fifteen
per cent cheaper in the price-of which he invites
the public to satisfy themselves, aud be their own
judges, in regard to the Clcrhing and price. He
has also employed frst-rate Tailor at hi. estal-
lishment, which will enable him TO make up any
thing In his line to order, as cheap as they can be
lought ressly-made- Besides this, he keeps a gen.
eral assortment II Gentemens Furnishing GopIs
and very good assortment Of Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing. r..f..
Please cali at his store, Main street, aud sat
isfy yourselves Of the above facts. aug3D
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Candidates.

We ere authorizes 10 announce J~ifSs
S. CATLETT as a candidate for County Csmmis
siuner sepl7
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H AND
Commission Merchant.

.SSTOR.EGE W.S.N.TED.--wea are prepared
~ to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse any
Quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise on the
most liberal terms
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular
care will be taken of Household Furniture, Agri-
cultural Implements and all kinds of Goods or
wares liable to damage from damp or rust
insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates
by the month, or longer when desired.
Warehouse located on corner Of Locust street and
w ana Il. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by River or Railroad. Apply to
APPS GEO FOSTER q IN
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- cEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMIS-
60 Sion MERCHANTS
Water street, between Main and Locust,
-. .t EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
BE- Particular attention given to the forwarding
of general Merchandise and Produce, by River.
Cahal, or baiiroad -..li.. apx9-6m
!AsL.iGGHTERs Is HODGE, .(succes-ors
~ to X. ). Howard,) Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, No. Water street, near
Main, Evansville, Indiana. ''it
p5- Liberal advances made ON consigpments 10
New Orleans.
R. c. sLAUGHrER..G. O. ST. AUGHrER..wM. HODGE, JR
noy30-lyd
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nISSOLUTXO.r- .. 49,.
~ The co2artnership heretofore existing under
the style Of StOddard Thompson was dissolved
August I'D. VIM. III. T.. Stoddard is authorized to
Use the name Of the late firm in settling all
coulsts, and will continue TO transact all business
"a before at IL Main street.
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KpROu.t. ~ .fTH.H.s.y, RECRII--
AS ING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Agents for kairnwha Salt Company, EvansviIie, In
diana. We have formed co partnership under ia.
style Of Brown & AMMAN, and offer our services in
the capacity as set forth in card above
Weare fully prepared to extend every facility 10
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL
ROAD, and assure them that their interests shall
be faithfully represented should they be plea I'D 10
favor us with their patronage.
Office and Warehouse on the corner Of Main st.
and the Canal q OH =.
WIN. BROWN, W. NJ AIKMAN
Late Of Howard Brown. Late of FOSTER, 4 Co.
lam az
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River ltcms.

ARRIVALS AND nspAxruRks--rRoM : o'cI yck Tues
nay TILL 5o'cLocx WEDNESDAY.
Mariner, Cincinnati to 81. Louis. r I.la
Silver Star, Paducssh To Evansville.
Aida, Louisville TO Cairo.
Hazel Dell. do do ..-.
Castle Garden, Evansville TO Cincinnati
W. I. Maolsy, 81. Louis TO do .r
Wave, Cannelton to Evansville,
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lr'er, Il from Paraguay-Ton Of the
Official Organ -

~, .
'n' ~" 1"ge","e' .. peo, IT, contains
''Ir"t r '"n e.e''ne 'as''es IRON hsuncion.
ny p'la'",'o,'s M '"r war were proceeding at .
up" t'''' "" ''o o''e'a' "'cun Vi the pictator,
"'o ''""'s "'e s",i W po written ny Lopez hi'n-
0''o'' ' '"N,'""ch' ihe Sem'haro says: ~
:, '"',N Tue question Pending with the United
o"'es o'c""''s more formal; daiy are added new
anu gras' ''n,rn"hohs o' the depiorahle manner
Nv ~ "n''n Tue ihhkecs 'hihk 10 discuss the matter
Now 'h'N own thcy are ,anqnshed, ana they ap-
nc"' I" pr",e 'oree III order that the triumph may
'' "ot 10 'nu ono VINO ~ right nut To- the Haost
powerful ih' ''''ernment oil Paraguay will per-
severe III h'r SN'''h "t RESISTANCE ana VIII not
become nnress'ry I" an agreement concluded by
others we nave Said tins before, hen speaking
"' mo o"''",''o eNa 'ions "i the daring claimant
""o nPlr""'n'' our territory oiherwise we shall
see II our national pr,dr shall he unworthly woun-
"'"' " Pr'i' u "''t'' IN nm indiV'dan' yet 1t IS
nope '"n,''y ior nation Nn'' lnal Pr,do OK
a''S 'n' "''e Instincts anu exctes the scul to un
"'''"h' ""u curry mo' 10 mus oha Ernhd ch'crpri-
"' paraguay VIII alS" shn" h#r-elt not Wanting
III 'n'S f'sP'' moro so wheh ferronched with
crimes towards friendly or rival nations who are
"S l'"''' "| We
III" discussion "i 'he American demand lar in-
n'mh'tS Is th'n entered nn,n the iemand beng
o"a''s''@'" 'on' nA'd at s"".,n" 'he writer then
resumes ~ a''hrk. ntmn Mr. Hopkins. quotes tho
'n'.s i""'s ana mo new 1ofk Herald, UPON tho
SUI a"r'pns me rhrta''ty OF thc latter to the
met ,''n' 'he c'tor Is the cousin OF Hopkins 1t
coming envoy VIII "h'y nave To seq tho iaraguay'
an sid' o' 'h' controversy tow,th' 'r'' -s preten-
s'''e ""' '''''" ~ '"' "''ea sun
IL. " ...........
a ''" w. "" '''.' N'n, 1--WE i"f Rwaf.-in
'ns'''' '"'e' ".n' '''' Horse 'sgend oil
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pushing the trigger back with the ramrod, as ia
suppi-el from he position in which it was found
lna letter lei hel,ind him. he stated that b. ard
no happiness since he left his wife and d. h.sr,
aul lcaurathcd TO tho latter his fi,rm worth about
5000, nrl after making several small legaciss.
dc Il, y wlti minuieness the place and manner
in vi : Ic shed 10 be buried
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A POCKET Eo0K LOST STOLEN

XNhEAT THRASHING MACHsNEh-v
w have In store and for sale a. low prices con
gnment Harse Powers and Thral the approved
patterns w. 4. ANDERSON
aug, Its
CONCENTRATED IYE.-A lars .Ioek OF
OCONCENTRATED LYI. pat mp d. iron sees with al.
reeii'ns for use For Sale BY JOHN n SEAr,
oct Its fptugGts.
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BY CHARLES VI. BC TTON
L ERniS

TT VIRGIS.>< i, rub i~het ally att N" rl-w'eN'v
per annu, il a..nhn,, ani ~'ck,y At -, nvara in a.
.c- othcfwIr - % will II n al \t I" r
- n - i>eunnuei '.It al tn" option the froprleiors
II 4 shall have been aid
inserted tor 80 cents square of
- or ,ss foi the and IA of each con,
anr. nnIes weekly and then 30 cts
u mar. " III c each Insertion II the nnmcr of
RI ons he not the MS will be published TIL or,
r.atut. ami eharle according
IL. EARLY ATT Ale
t1rnre quare niy........ '....'.....f5.
- do do ~
For one do tr.~rek ky.................-........ 20
10 10 ~
led both papers subject to ape
ci ! outta"t.
1nnna advertisers will he limited their immediate
A., advertise ments charged AT transient rates
Nj advertisements appear in the daiiy ana ''
SO, lily Papers. -,
Obiuary Oh eight lines are charged
81, g., 10 ftlrf
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Mo- -. fHaNGE.A N 60, respectfully
~ flat tho Mar, baud State I.otieti will
cease b. thu Sfh lha Jls day Of March 1889
7 1T 'ilsd from the Legislature Of Uea
ware Hf. period of twenty years and hay
Ing give . III stare for Mii,ta UOtars o
en- the all htif"s .1l hoIrhy bnihns the pairons
of the 81 ,i STATE Lotteries that tho pIumpt
nrsi pun ,rt hrlealhg will eharactersc tha
- IL, il-,twafr LntprI..
t=' has br'n iarncl to succeed tho Old firm
ot X. Fran :, nd"r III siYc of FRASCE,
60 th t. - IA uf Au.. they III drawing
Ia Winn. .fau De" The cn-ldltrl Lotteries OF Delaware
ir the b IT. of lr nal npr other pm s-s
and the S.s tpuly Lrrr, Do!awac ior tho
l.cts.
10 Auor'f. for I'll ke, viii meet with prompt anil con
Gd,ual niIln AdIr.sa.
fRAsCE, BRoADBENTS CO.
feb " a. " Inn De
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II. l. rEitH>. L vorr pANipf sitNtt, i,,>r,,r,;
y ~ ''''"' S''''N''''
gpETEKs. CAMPBEI.s. ~ 60 EsnnI,rr-.53
q Wall It, New York. buy and sti uncnrlrlt mon..,
checks, drafts make collections nj all pont,u the IA
ted oIcrs The purchase sale
stocks Bon nd other securities Commissions, and
condnc ih proptncss the general banking busioss in ali
4t> departments
The rn Lynchhur2 is Peters, Spcnc" Co. WHO " II
give prompt attention any business cntrusie" them.
nj ,,lf
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AYERS SatharfiC Pills.

N - ',,''' "a ~. - -, ,,., ,,.,,.,, -,
'.''> ~ l''''" ''a 49,
Mn'rh % =. n'''"h >" ~ - #" ~ ., & - Ii,., ,, 49,,
'.'| m 'i'f va 10, , -, . - 49,, ,.
'nh"ry h'H 'lleS 7"' NY nv NY ,' WI VI" w ,,, =, w." '
mt powe'in' IN IT 'e' y ,'"t l" si'n",',e We
-" Ni.A' a. .lNI. ''', '' -. = , ,,',ra " ~,
',E,hs; lia'N it' ''' I .'' r,.,.',.' - ti,ia',. =.
h'u, "oni'> "N 3h "Il'' -. & t' @ ,,D ,, i
a. - ia, ,,,nl. : q,..n Nu.,,.Iy
Il hey ds r"miai'ts "f ever, niy bn also
rmidab, AMI dangerous, diseases ia hhft ht Il 'h' 'st
# human III! Nt, they ptu'" r"""timth ci' fhry are
at the dnnlsh" Ia s,s ne sai' ana hfsi physc
HAT can b. oninyd t" 'Iii'n Beng 81. Al coated t'E
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fpIDN'f IIhCriH Nm t1Hs Mann ~, w mr. Hti ia
'Tltrt woui ectiuiy inform hi irrnd, Ii.
rnti" eencray tla' he has again commenced e nes"
VIII r, he viii lcel, good assortment "f rEAnY MADE
w"'K aiwa,s on hand and be prepared to execute all
cla,l 10 any other cahl,s!rocnt n the ,i'.=
Aft, all repairing don" promptly ... -
GDNTHIER & &pI.ATZER.
LYNCHBURG, Va.
u Spl, fully hlyIm tn. i,.eid. tie rnlc IN
II gner, that hey, a'r ha',nt Completed th,tr
SO h, "p"ned
WINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS.
lN1IiliN STORE ON MAJ isl.t, "ITo. II IHE
nan ". letl.r. aud M'n.eeola ch,uiaIgt G.oly,
l;nr' lI"'2ni On "l.k'y t,'ts II Ab>N"th Auac'.i's
li"ra4 connected with sour"f ,t i',au hous,,
POI, ,, N Ilia,5rla aud NeW larH W. ial sa5,G,
e"s"'ed t, mot an. 'amp"'''io"in i'ie' OF qnr.ity
setnGAG>>. HlsGA,N>,,-, have ,n., re.
sD tal."d second trip ,oa d,o,bic
',"p"@ a d ,"n anf ;y ensto'ge Tint l'," Tho e'cap
nov j. .!rsI y N-''',iGTNULIMER
IbsEE EEE>cM nKANDX, for .n.a.e.rn,
TIM Ma''ra Wtg l. ni"' Porte IL. r;e ny
wiasn v - be sod 't'ap forra-h' ,y ,.,,.,s
4 IN, ROCHE a CO, nrc now ,rcr,,ins, "nd
20 barrels of COED PIE Brandy.
>lienr i Apple Brandy.
- -, rnI" NJ. .'1n,', Kun, ,.,.,.,,,,,, 49,,
L1QTGHS r"asr call and c,aminr,
r'li bar. ms QttaS sac' and small pr'ht'
ICoRISE PAsTE.-3O eases Fresh Lhor.
~ i'e c + Bron' land NJ tins ainng 10 Vii Ia wc ia
trb IDS LEE RuCkE q co
<rOHVH CAROLINA TAH.-.Bu,, To hnnd
~ VIA N".to!k supply "f NlW TAR. n prime "ri'r.
Jan l-dts a, Is iu'CkER
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CPRIN1s aTYI.E ia Ca.-I nave ju.t opened
- several styles of MOLE SKIN HATS beantf va
ty. feb l.dts p. Rf.
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Singular SricInr.--A \ correspondent of the To-
icda Blade. writes from German Township. Full
tom County, O., describes the suicide by shooting,
IT John Schadc. n man about fifty years of age,
who formerly resided near Cincinnati. but four
teen wears since left his wife and child. moved to
Fulto County and lived by himself Some time
since he had IA fight with negro, who bit of his
nose. A man standing by did not come to his aid,
and to this neglect he attributed his dshgure-
| mcnt. and threatened tho bystandcr in question.
1t being feared that he would do as he said nc was
arrested and bound over to keep the peace. Since
| then the idea had haunted him that he should be
sent to the Penitentiary. At last, in fit of des
! peSraton. he placed bis rife against his breast,
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The IL Bon yH nrd Hoahy Rpert Of Fashon, fnr Ian.
uary Ia on hand and al-. r -i lie copy weary sub.
scriotinp call an ~ rsaiui.rc II II. G. VICTOR
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Truhal ly = tcmr l. Ia hr kr'NH VIII u rnrrl
al daag,fau- ra.'- H. t. >nn" e' hgnrn
mid TIA o IL. th#rrg P,rt"rai anirls
foiief an,l r'mf
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PRICE q tT> rLE BTA. I'VE b0NIN ksl.
ANu-''ID ~
J II SEAY LyurlburE# ri HttII IAl'b a 90 Ei,h
m"nd n F. RiNt>. i.'efsnnrt NJ ~. SAN ifs Norfolk
and ali Drugg.>ts hb @ld July.
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IHXTRNIT -. D.tBsYNIu.-A better remedy
IL against Dysl than Of those daily offered
Bors and III ky valued that purpose throughout all
Europe For sal. hy GOETHIER & PLATTER.
jsa III DIS Main 81 opposite the Norvc Hnnss.
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NWt tyUs cough -
E,. JohnstOE's Inv ig0rnijng Kennedy Tor OrShh
Weakness.

~ nis great md rcmedy. weakness OF the or
,n u1 s,trdl cured and fun viEor r"sorcd Thou and
os II. rvts Lni iehtated who had lost all Eep" have
b"cr in n,cdatey relieved. Ali Impedmcns TO Marriage
rh>.bai Of Mental psqralhtator. Nervous 'Ilht y
g and Weakness. or exhaustion oi the most 'rartn
IN, .ieeijy cured by Doctor Johi'sion
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VVT NirT" NraTdN TUhhIs Nosi inT1l hum. NT'
fine kyr NLisky. palt of i9J Casks rcnch anI>
bhl> old Bourbon Whiskr"; 100 hhs John ih.uu N"ntath
ML-k'y 10 casks Port and Madeira Win"; T." saic hy
JONES "a.
f. h 13.ltS No. Main Sire t. ErAn,ut. Va
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Observation-Disclosures

CUPER-PIIO OF uNE.- ~ itrhcII
- Croasialcs Rome Super Phosphate Of Lime prepared
ground Prrnv tiuano and other long acknow
edged fertilizers all the elements Of
durable For sale by the sussrer Al lower price
han Peruvian Guano trial will prove ' economy snd s
perority W.T. ANDERSON
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uAENTAI. GAKD.-Aficr consul Asp-rr@-SSNA
atinn with the leading Dentists YfSap8{HM
ti- iitry the subject Of extracting I1IyYYy
teeth hy the AID ot electricity. w hch mode isl
Sor"d # the eminent oil the profession and hnv
self given il satisfactory trial of several weeks, !
have c".,elud,d 10 adopt it III my Practice
ROBERT / ARIsT
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4 NesAts-, IF wUHt to sns0lsc u rcni good
~ lnya ~ 'r DonIc,isr CIGAR please call at
GbNTuIER a PIATZERS,
l,lia Main H.,

u . -
sub, rlb,I has the larg stock MsA
oi JEWEL hc has had the pleasure of nf,r- ~
Ing to the public Ai-u. hur lut nf CLOCK all 8
"i which he invites iii" attention oi ia public before pnrchg
oct 5-its JAMES u NWIDDIE
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uAp Al IHt ,lorHING SraEL uf
SAMUEL, HARNIA\. AG i.


AS again 30 hi old stand on Man ~ncct aft,
having fitted up in sltud style. and tined il with III
most attractiv" and elegant assortment Il ItA ;, cos
FEC1IoNERY FANCY GOODS, lKt IFS. Ar, a." Ii
ar:ccs ali and constitute tho most extensive
NOTIONS iur the clircn and drcacies Tor the l.
lie cr bpfo offered II Lynchhurg dee aJ.is
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slight Crsc.-A Cure jn Two Buys.
my ,R NATSEOli ) DRUGS USED.
nm unlUNaT(bE

Member of the College OF Surgeons London Hradaai'
rom one the most eminent 20 eses OF tA' h'ta SIM
1nsnals Of ouio Paris. Philadelphia and elsewhere" Las
some of astonishing curfa that were 60
many tr ubed with ng in the head and cars ben
,can yrea nervousness beng alarmed 81 sudden sounds
, husAlnR. aiiuuaei soil. time
~. -, .,....
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-10
Important from Mexico, the lib
 cTalists about used up.

From the Daily Times of New York, we take the following extracts of the present state of the prominent parties now seeking for SUI premacy in the Republic of Mexico The news is important, as it indicates the approaching collapse of the so-cAlled Liberal Party, " whose President is Judge Juarez and whose " Capital is Vera Cruz: -
 "1he army of the Charch Party, led by Gen. DobIado have had pitched battle with the Liberals, under Gen. Wool, near Leon resulting in bad defeat 10 the latter Pushing on ha success, Dob,ado next marched upon and took possession of the important city of san Luis PotosL Nor is this all General Castillo, also of the Church party, has entered Ja.apu, and is said to be making 1t basis of operations against Vera Cruz, 10 drive Juarez out, which Is now the grand ob cct of General Mramon, who intends to take the field in person, leaving 8 Vice President in the Capital Co look after affairs in his absence
 While the Church Party are thus straning every nerve to uunihilatc their opponents, the alter appear to be incapable of doing anything tO ward on the blOw They had all along been calculating so confidently upon material aid from the United States, that they seem with characteristic improyidence to have ne- gected to turn whatever means themselves possessed to proper advantage and hence 10 oppose MrSmon, they have but little else than bankrupt eXchequer and an i'll l-appoined army, comoring for it's pay. The material aid that was expected from the Americans doubtless would have been forthcoming, if Juarez had had the moral courage to sign the McLaue treaty. without striking from # the provision to give us permission 10 protect the transitroutes, in case Mexico was unable to do so.
 Thus, things are approaching another im- portaut crisis. In few weeks, the sigus are, that another battle will be fought, near Vera Cruz, which will sweep from existence one or the other of the two factions.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-10
Negro InsurreCtiOn at Harper's
 Ferry.

On the l7lh October, serious attempt was made by few lanatical abolitonists, to create seryile instruction among the negroes of the South. A party of them numbering not over twenty white men, and half dozen negroes, headed by the rampant aboltionists Kansas'- observation-disclosures, succeeded in taking pos session of the United States Arsenal, with all ifs arms and munitiona of war, located at Har- pcrs Ferry In their expectation of aid from the negroes, they were signally disappointed; and upon the news getting abroad armed be- dies of citizens soon arrived and general as sault was made on the citadel. After a short attack, they were obliged to surrender, not until however, these insurgents had succeeded in killing several quiet citizens Before the at tack they had even defended a bridge with can non fired isto and stopped the trains, and cut the telegraph wires. Six of the abolitionsts were killed, including Browns tro sons, he be- ing taken prisoner Tho excitement through out the country is intense, and it is to be hoped the most summary punishment will be meeted upon these fnnotieol abolitonsts, that are now prisoners, and upon all who have iuauy way aided and abeted them
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-10
Killing Of two MeXicans on the
 SOnOita.

From the Mail Carrier that brought down the last Mall from Tubac we learn the follow. ing particulars, of the killing of two Mexican. on the Sonoita, the early part of last week On the 3lst ultmo, an American by the name of Davis, while on horseback, riding up the road noticed a strange Mexican pass him, who was aiming to run off horse h. had stolen, unable to stop him, he fired his revolver, the ball of which taking effect, the man died next day.
 On Tuesday the lstinstant Col. II T. Titus, had difficulty with Mexican one of the hands working for the Mining Co., ofwhich he is Superintendent At the office of the Co., on the Sonoita, he was settling An account with the Mexican, who from some misunderstanding, got excited and attempted to strike the Col with a stone hammer and with the intention ofkiIling him The Colonel drew his pistol and fired twice. the second shot talk ing effect The Mexican lived two or three days
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-10
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Robert Stephenson, the eminent railroad Engineer is dead.
 Austria has refused to diminish the amount of the debt of Lombardy due to Sardinia France and Piedmont propose to submit the point to arbitration.
 An Envoy Of the Sultan, had arrived at AL exander, bearing an order to the Viceroy of Egypt to oppose the continuation of the Suez canal The foreign Consuls had immediately taken action in the matter.
 Letters from Madrid, state that the Emperor of Morocco had ratified the arrangement con corning the frontier line of Mesia, and ex- pressed his readiness to give Spain all the sat- islaction she demands
 Gen Garibaldi has addressed proclamation to the army of Italy He tells them that they are again going to fight the enemy of Italy, and shall look to see them fall ia the ranks.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-10

clement of several American families, in the very valley, in which he had stated, there were no places fit for settlement This is further evidence of the liule reliance to be placed in any of hIs statements He has thus far proved himself utterly incapable of conceiying or wri- ting the truth, and we have shown conclusiyey we believe, thathe has yet to do so, in any way that relates to this Territory We will conclude our reply in our next uumuo,.