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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-01
S4OO REV RD +!
FOR JASPER PARIS, WIN. T. JONES
AND JOHN JONES,


Who broke Jail ut this place on the night Of the
2Sh May Instant.
JASPER PARIS, is about Is years of age, at
least feet 9 inches high spare built, dark sandy
huir, hazel eyc, fair skn-talks rather slow-was
raised near ;rcenvillc C. H., S. C., and left here
without any hat, coat or shoes. He was brought
to Jail 23d December last, under the charge of
gaming with Slave.
WILLIAM T. JONES, is about 40 years of age,
about feet or 10 inches high, we'll built, dark
hair, inclined to buldness-keen black eye-fair
skin-stoops little-has lately been in bad health
is very talkatre-seems to know something
about every place and nearly every body in the
Union-says be has been a travelling Tobaconist
for the last Is years-claims to be native of
Cnmbrll Co., Va. but where be was born, or what
his real namS Is. perhaps il unknown to any one
hut himself. Since he was put in Jail, he hns re-
ceived letters, without signatures, from various
States in the Union. No doubt he is an old Of.
fender from the ski!fm outbreak he made here.
JOHN JONES, is about 30 years of age, 6 feet
high, weighs about l55, or 100 pounds-black hair,
,hirk beard, about sn inch long-black eye-very
lark skin-low forehcad-bad countenance of
down cast, roguish look-stamers, especially when
excited littie-is very profane-says that he 10 @
brother of the above named WM. T. JONES, and
that he has followed the Same business, which is
no doubt true, both as to getting into Jail and get
ting out
The two Jones were brought here on the 18th
February last and were under sentence Of the lash
and imprisonment for horse stealing.
The elder Jones and Paris wero clean shaved
when they loft. Doth the Jones also departed bare
footed and woro low-crowned brown felt Xossuth
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-01

NJOTICE..-I will offer for sale at Edge6cld
~ G. IT.. ON tho first Monday in June, FOUR
NEGROES, viz: One woman and tbreo children,
the property Of DR.. NJ LnBorde.
They will be sold in ono family TO- the highest
bidder, ono and two years credit, interest from
data JOHN HUIRT.
My IS 3t 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-01
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

25,s2S Prizes amounting ,O40
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half 30
10 Quarter Is
10 Eighth 75O
ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
ny frat mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in my figure they may designate.
The list of druwn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or
Express, to be directed to
MCKINNEY IL CO.,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Juno !, 1859 " 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-01
State of South Carolina,

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DIST RICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Tho,. R. Rhodes, Adm'or Appl'nt.
VIM. N. Raines and vito Rebecca, Partition.
and James K. Arlington and
wife, Defendants.
DY IN order from the Ordinary, shnll proceed
ID to sell ut Edgefeld Court House, on the first
Monday in July next, for Partition, all the Real
Estate of Elizabeth Wolling, dpceaaed, consisting
of three LOTS in tho Town of Hamburg, S. C.,
known ip the plan of said ToYn,
First, HOUSE and LOT No. 229, hayins front
of fifty (5O) feet OH LeayenYprth Street, and run
ming back two hundred (2O0) feot; bounded Fast
by Lcayenworth Street, West by fraction of Lot
No. 22s.. South by Bay Street, and North by Lot
No. 230.
Second and third, TWO WHARFS LOTS, Nos.
2 and 10, having two hundred {2O0) feet front on
Bay Street, and running back to Savannah River;
bounded North hy Bay Street. East by l!caren-
worth Street, West by fraction Of Lot No. 22s1,
and south by Savannah River.
MS- TERts-0n credit nntil the first Of 9cto:
Der next, the purchasers to give bond and good
securities, and n Mortgage Of the Lots to the Or
binary, to secure the purchase money. Cost to be
paid in cash, and also to pay for titles extra.
JAS. EDISON, s.E.n.
May 81, 1859 st 2l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-01
Cool.
War News.

Fahrenheit has stood ut 600 in the carly morn
for some days past.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-01

WANTED by the month ur for the remainder
w of the year, two uble-bodied, we'll disposed
FELLOWS. Apply at this office.
Jupel 2t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-01

ALL COTTON RAGS WANTED, for
IA which cash will be paid by
s. &. BOWERS, Agt
AsabaFg. Fsh. + Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-01
WHEAT THREsHERs & COTTON GINS

E1 Tho Friends Of Lieut.. 8. B. BLOCKER
present him rs Candidate for Major Of the Lower
Battalion, 9th Regiment, S. c. M, to Eli the va
kcsncy occasioned by the resignation Of 1t. Col.
pUuRLEY.
May 20 teS 20
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Fl Four Hundred Dollars Reward,

IVul AuuuhVu OVhoAc AtOW oAus
will give the above Reward for the apprehen-
sion of all the said escaped prisd(Rs or $l0O for
other of them, to be delivered at Edgefeld C. H.
or lodged in any Jnil, where can get him or them
will further pay 500 for proof sufficient to con-
rict the accomplico or accomplices, who assisted
them to escape. T. H. CLARKE,
Jailor, Edge6eld District.
Edge6eld C. H., S. c., May 30, 1859 If 81
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Vermischte Anzeigen.

SIM ScrlNe pn 5sn. Spbtrr in philadelphia III luctsn syidie-
uno eur& $. y. Sntr'S 4u&banclun9 in &i5monp ~ BIZ
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Nrcbiatcm
fur lille Spnn 6etz unp 6ciertaac
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unb
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Nit Gem SjibniTe brS %cria1ct6 in Stakt o~ctptbcn.
Nah Der iprlttCn (nSuCicn) NuhaQc Sc0nlneQ bcrauSoeattsn.
$50 Sttrn III GrreCm Grut.
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8crt cinSrcruttsn Abtjlrun9cn ump burAaut achsnbcr Ranesjn.
tohun9. Iut lbNhem Druid Stltnpnpicr. Srjt nit SnIeFcn
III r:Hcr %Gcbunccn.
TIE 2ij!btl matt ocn Snpprt curcp6jidsr @jltcr. 9jtcln emf.
heb ltd nnc ie'tret ith t~netefrnhec nrd rurdb icltenc 2SvQit6n.
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"elitanbacs Gctelbut fr aUe Soften, urkt Der Qeiccueeci6idts
uiicrts fCiIanNcS mo 4iUrscn- unr Itcnrancod.cn in @trfrn.
81. S. wrobr D'ut. SpIiNcr Geecrb0nc nil Marmcritnrtt II.
0cprslfhlERn.
Sturte. s. 6r, tG3tihcs 6ont6ut in 9utcn uni rs.
ia Soecn, %ntt0Itcne Nufmurtcrunarn, Gjctclc uuo Gcidnee fur
NtluNVE, NIutt, ~tIWVV Unp SttrcCnHC, nttlt StbetCn uro
@t0nGcn fur SdNw0n9cic uno Ucb0rcurc. TO- Soften. Wrpbcr
Grut. Strncr, lcliSC gcccrbcno nit Gcpsll tlnrcn.
@oBucr's, Srb., StutfGitheu, enthNtt'ur titIiIhc gc.
tINdiun9cn nit crtaulid,cn gWNcrr Nuf ais ejrS 5obrce.
Sct. NuSNatt. Il. S. 6T 9. Scrt. StCn .rtcr Crud
Spircr Vccrretnbauo nit Disqualification.
SGuAcr, rcr, am 0rntr. @inc Nuewa Ter aim
G5EtrNu@r MISUNDERSTANDING mic outS 5rol'rc, FIJI Spltc
cc nm 9e!jchtc Gpctr r0ucrn. lSmp. 240 .. ict Sd6nrr
NRcuncilncnbInN NH GC,otitCl.
pubncrH tttliltc piltprtcn ppn bcm NItcn IT.. Nrucn
lC0nrnt fr bic SfuaCnc uro S}pIfSitulCn. Ncu tcortcint prn
:. u. N0rnrr. @nt lrtdttNF!itCn drNlcu inter c,m 8crtc 81
%iccIn uno rtRcm Rlrthc1 zen Naanjno. 4GS .. St6urr
euItIuHer DRUID. Hrrrrb0nc nit DrpptliUlicEcu.
DNlClts 9Gtrt cuglilt.
ASitihcl'S. i. y. g&., Wpracns unr Nbeneppicr. nctI
uAccru G,iaustn uup cuncm Mnbana. Wjt cincn &trltupftr.
&enan nNtb Der Original %HS8a5e, lSmp S2S .. Sd6m in
WcuNtliu 3tbunber.
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Verlnischte Anzelgen.
Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store,

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
Mr. l16. Gde Srcop< II. 6. Str1Gt. 90. I76.
9. 81. Npienbaum
erlcutt lib bGS eCctrtC 9ublitum aufmcrtiam ~ mobeu, bos
CT l'trs 2Stnter" 9R1ortn mpfanaer, eie i'll ener 9rrBtr Nus>
rdtl Der nslclttn NrtltCl ~teiteben, unb ;u unetWetn tiui0cn
gItltt. wslhc tsint Grncurrcn, sulancr. pcrtluft wcrScu.
SD bctt bcipnbcrS ioi9cnbe @rtitcl bSrpcr:
Sticenscu9c. III Idrpur; une alien NcSefGrtca,
NtEslin 9Clain. 10ri uno talbippucgt,
Mtcrtnre 00ni ure hIlbpclltrt,
Nehtc irlInci'hc yciprponc,
Nedice nCoulInetihcS Sut, uno GGiTmtrtS,
GbatrIS. 9ionctS, lomie cine eroec NuSlvasl Yrn 6ruIc>
t.crtr9 9irpco II. irrllcncr II. boumpcucurn Suunrfsn.
Sin Selut eielcS El9trS miro c~rscbcIlt crttEr VIII
Q. 81. &piCntGum,
nGbc sum rclCu Morfte
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S;mtici)c 9sppfbcfc.

6ur ZEN mir Won mcinCn tjci9cn youoSlruttu 10 rci!Ith &C,
ldsrtrn ,}urrrud bCriit rIntcnr, cnrrfctlt ih mh audi frnrrpiu
cercm 9tnctGtCn NSphlmrucn. mCcm th 81 IIclHCr Scit sur Rtunt.
nip brtrac, rap ib nctit tilhCn Srr9urn uuc Wrcjcamcu.cn. chen
crbiclt: 41aumcn, GrHru. feline uno eypbt Gjtritc, S0au, GjrieSs
mctl, D0ftrarutc. ]pCrIbtceCn Srrtcn MUetIu. rtutihc Gihpritn,
runcr NrUunrrStGlc, @bNcclace. Wocarpri, Salaipl in erpfCu UNI
hctnrn Uidltcn, }tmmt, N0nicu unb autpEcnCu. nrbt allen ano.rn
eicrUriCn. StlrGmrue. Na, iumCricu, Sciien \. &c. mtlhc Nrtifl
tb gu rn mN8Itdt tiut8lCR YrriCn bctcnt empicrlt.
i. =. 6iibtr, 9dt.
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y. 9otteS,


N. Sudn't ,,2&iihcIm 3eG 6au8".
TtgictHc rmvTNh! Gem btltBsu Uo ourdnUenoen 0u6li>
tUm Itl1a -ufe 0eitmGdYUu'iG tjn9trIhrte 8arbiritute.
u3n l~3nttaClt iUb, ear Ntcmalo ittntu Shop onbtre, ais
tl.3t NfgIeorH ubcr Gle VprtbflNafte &erinocrun9 0srl6Ft,
b. lem inter leiNtH unC leHer 0je5ulftn 6aroe III She'll
TuC.- 6trlrr tmrfehi Ct lib 81 hrUrglItcn SpsratOncn,
eS 5lbn0ueacbmcn, Aceri0ncn, SIur8tleeen, Sdr0pfsn
a. &c. - 2ulctbr W!rI en- Eager Der bciNH plrfInCrirn u.
lO5rlJTt cine undergraduate &IEttIr Je4tu Gas ejraEiperoGn II.
&uaiaien oer 2IIJc. !lnt 9uiptut pIttct y. pOttts,
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Scmticbe Triicbfc!
6 dcUb 81 unoersheimf

SdcUb @unoereRetmfr,
SO. 4 MdinitraBt, nabe am NIten Warft,
srInubt it ter beutGcn NuhlitUn,. ramsuilih 00uefrautn, bic
anttat III MAIDEN, zap tr en Eager aHtr ctUtihtn Tlutlc talt,
ais: ,~}mcilhtn, 9trPutc 8rldcn, GrHlen, ynltn, aMt @!tcn Sup-
YcNfrudNc, hculnrilbe 6trin9e, Sdmctirr INN ymburlcr Rdir,
SGretlcn, Sarrine, oc lrdc vebfudCn, ocuultC QNctnc. eiu0cmohte
,yrudtt, Nle Nr!tn G%anCicS, Gi90ryrn .. &C., wtldr Mrulcl ptrlalbc
/ tilIgltCm @rcit pfrfauft.
VA GIN altuS 0los ga9crbirr urO iOnt;ae grfriihunarn inb
,0ltbt QEthNu5 Il; lcptr ;3ct SIT bGbtn, mp lGNtt 81 RttRjacm
Bclute f~rNnbI,dNt Gin Sacpb WUnbtrehcime.
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Bur 9ilhritht.

HtCbtotcr Ypn Soranuo unb 0tirciric Gjlcyrtn ire, sen or.
iudt, bel Chs. Srrtmeocr, No. 81. Ml;u'trGFc, rpr;u.
lpredCn, ba nc rolttblt Gin mpbI0iicrtirttS Wager vUn Gi-
aarrcn, Nau6s une 8Gutabat eigncr 550trtt uNt mrrrtIticu
p%ortnrcn wCrpcn. 2StCScrptrtdufrr wcrbtu &c pnCcrS 0ceCtcn,
CTt me'ren Sr'rath Su %bsiittigcu, che liz lire Giuf&uft AMER
pnr!S ma eli. CHS. &rrtmCoer.
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O%ampiihiffmNrt spiiten MlAmeno N. gler @erF.
WATSON & BAYLY,

Sefcutlidhe @eridt5- NnwG(te,
t~npehlen iih sur @nnabme aGer &ettSfGle, bic bel ben Gs>
ridtrn Der StNrt 8itmOnb unc ben G)untp GUurtsn SuH
6enrico unb 9hetCTnCo a%nhdu0ig acmGtt mIroen.
GSm. s. QSatlon ii iueleih llnttto Static Committee
ncr INC GOmmilTpncr in StoncerH.
Samuel :. 9apI9 ut 9pmmiitNner Of llnucb Static
Court Of Claims, Gommilioner OF GCcos lt. uno 6i1entli5eT
NOar. Sfhcs: SanfltraBe, in 8peHin's Saa.
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@sprs 6rettG ~
9 men = G III der,

So. l63 Sr 'aritr., IT monr,
mpiiietli rem rtuti teu = tnEn NiNm rs irin mpbIoGcrtir>
les Yaarr Urn 0untH = hutcn ei hrr fabrfotiun, uno
facet h%ttjtitrn irranolld gu elrcat eiuhe %Ccllcben Gin, oa
q UkcrcuRt it. ,tint geo rkn Jtumot nit gutter uno aud Ver>
b~GjtnjsMGBi9 b,l;9u lore becten ju f0nuen. 2epara>
tUreI reyceI tcitR9 ~uSacfubrt.
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MtuIiturtcrriht.

Mtuliturtrrriht.
Der llntr Scifnrte Nictt rnterrjht nuf Tirlin.
9uttGrre, @tlan9 IL. |. II. audi Crtietct llb rrrs
lelte gum Grpircn uno Strsjtcn ron Sriricn
uno anperen ihruitlihru 9luji&brn.
Sepiu9uuaru mGBja.
3u ftnpen isperSsit in l4S @iaiuiraBr, Office
rss an3Gi9cr'.
&. .. 6arptb.
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81 y h Gfcn!
& ID STEM

&O60fCn! ii fem!
Seitn jspcr Sprtt, instrlrnrcrr abrr &ub6frn, CIR.
bielteu IUebCn uno psrtauiru au1nabmemclie tilia
WCbruotr 0plt
SrraritraGc, iniiteu Ter e. uno I.
81 Nue Nrttn Nlchnanren inO icrnrr rairlbit III
bhbcn uno mrrpcn i'll pr t~urjCitrn 3ct aui &rittuun9
du9CfcrtiAt. 9icporuturcu unp QuIittueu upu Seien
merprn piinttlidit nm bllli9it auS9rfiiprt uno trirr0t.
Gcutihe ouoacicjhnete Meicr unp @atrlu linn
~9lciti0l5 III batcR lei Yety. NplEDaucr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-16

StruUe's 9Seit9clhtAts, a Qteferung % Gen!e.
SOeiale %Jtepublif, 9tepacteur Strupe, Nummfr 4 @ts.
&rOlpette oOS Oben9enannHn 28ertsn Iis9en cur @indht lei
s. >. Stcder,
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9. 81. Sfrcctcr,

-. 70. SlFVtICIl
IpUt9rtsr, Dru9if, Supporter "Ycn pcut
Ihem @bemicoIien II. /. III. gtr. 3 Wtains Ctr,
Gegcnutrr Gem alien Mnrfte.
5Ess~ 3ectpte wtrren nit Der qr1ftcn Srrsialt uno Gjcuau.
i9tett tercittt, lOpic htmtihc YrGp0rGtt uno Mnalpicu
nit duRerltcr Quntlihictt tcoT9t. NNnbfNUflcut m0Gen oao
]rtidbaIti9c Eager 0mtruauiltcr, beuiitc uup franiGiiiher lhto
friitber = @rSnettn, Stdncpa Nrttfclu /. w. III ftftr IuSmabl r.bn
in I%u9cnihein nrbnen, nelhc @rtitcI iuml Iheil isitit III nrNrise~
rtn, ais bn norblihcn Qretlen ablel0nen wtrbcu. Wepi;jufa.
ten wtrrsn ~ Den bilignrn @rpinSun8cn wircerum nit ncutm
SOrrdtbe ausgcltattt.
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MAULE & BEVILL.
Mechanics Haus
Yrn U. "

~ .. ~ = ~ ~
WaimitrafC. sniidfn Der 1StCl unp 19tFn,
1T aus Yclc e%irQcridtct unb tam Ger HONcrbtcr Sa>
Len bCNeibtn cjncm jcccn rr St1ot, nOnicutlid 7pae CUTE
@elrante bErrint, sur Scitc sefclt mcrNtn. - TrtG6r @u-
tern, auf jcbc 9Irt iutcrtittt, iinc ltetS crrGGthj1.
Sun9t Scutt tpunc 4 c0lcjbit cin;elur unc 0cid,nadrrll sts
~0CribtctC Simmer uuc Y.UIre rh0 ten.
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MIdifr0uf

uup 1htrn rcutIhcn 6lnptIis erbjrtt ipetcu
Scbn Nertia.
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DsrrsntlcipCr. &rrreufltiCrr. 0errCnflcipcr.
9. @uN9enbcimer,
30 Woinitr0Ec. ntbeu rCm q. Gbartce 6ptcl,
erlautt ith b0S 9ccbrc QubIiium 0Ef ieiu errFce uno YplI-
l%t1ne9re Eager Der mcccrnitCu @tyytnfltior aufmcrtiam III
MAIDEN uno gum 9clutc ornelbCu c~iniui0ecu. E3intcrttciccr
fur Strren unp &n0tcr BAT ptrirIbt cine erpFc Muervobl, Die
or SIT rmsemcin tiliscn Qrciitn dtlaitn fIna. Dcrlclbc bait
ju9ieih Gin politlnoiNtS Eager (. 4. 0cntIrmcn'S 6urnl pua
@pUrs. ais bcmcCa, b0lS~ unb 5alhcutudcr II. l. no, tCnr1
SuGlitdt unb III Cen bllliNiicn Nreiicn.
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Ncuer Strre!
SO. 232 Yrcap Strage,
q. u. Wpers

li9t tcal YHbhtmm ~tr9ctenlt ~, Dap er III otcn ~ss@ann!t n
Strre sin
@rpeerps uno Confectionery Qaacr
srrTnCt bat, in reldcrn CT cine sreFt &uanttI b~trartilcy q :
tttct III b1 t~iuigiien 9ge.i I'm ]ptrtauis, nomlRttih
3eutte Sruhte,
ais: 5ric, @crir. 6afrsrJee, @ricF, Sasr, game un6 a.
fpaHtnt @rticn, 3wetlhcn, ycbtud'en, 5ontY &anpics, lGs<,
%finburaer nm S&rctlrtait, %bclanoiidr &crin9e, Gi9aul /
u. !. ~. 81 rem klhiSltCn 9rtilcn III BADEN tcj
81. ". Miptre. 90 grpahiir.
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Sefamutmaebnnacu
9. Nrhcn'a


sSt tGidbait unp luNcrttcr- Galpn,
NainlfroBe, smil6sn prr II. uup IS, Dem Martt
ssaenuber.
2Iele ru uuh Sclhmaaepl einseridtets gSirtbifaft, ,rp pur
BE btrcn StaurrS, Eager. 8tr unb irnniac grf.iitun0cu oc-
tubrt pereen, %entpfetli iejreu GSJetrnsen unb Gem aeiommhn
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The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16
Important from Sonora.

Capt. Stone and his party, who have been sur. veying in Sonora, under the Isham contract, arrived at Fort Buchanan on the 18th inst, having been ordered out of Sonora by Govern or Pesquiera. Capt, Stone will proceed to Washington, but bis party will remain and en- deavor to continue surveys on the frontier.
 The revolt of the Opata and Yaqui Indians was creating great constcrnation in Sonora. - The Indians had defeated the government troops in four engagements, and were marching on Guaymas, where the foreign residents were taking refuge on board vessels.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16
Indian Fight in Texas.

We learn from Col. Burney, who has just ar rived from Waco; that Capt. Baylor entered the Upper Reserve on the Sd inst, with fifty men, had killed fifteen Indians, and then fled. Capt King with one hundred dragoons and one hundred mounted Indians, started in pur suit in four orf ve hours. iu.y
 The Indians on the Lower Reserve have quit their farms and are encamped in Capt Ross yard.
 Great excitement prevails on the frontier, and the citizens of the counties are in arms.
 It is believed that the war is now open, and what the issue may be- God only knows.
 A number of citizens of the frontier counties have sent petition to Maj. Neighbors Capt Ross and Leeper, demandiag their immediate resignation lT uYrTA LAEWEs4LJ
 The cause for this summary attack is un- Since the publication of the above, we have been requested by Col. BurRey to state that the news was brought by one who is sympathis CT with the Indians, and that he (Col E is satis- fled that when the other side of the history is heard, it win be found that there were cir cumstances which justified the course of Capt. Baylor. We sincerely hope 90.
 .ist5.f. H.U 1euaS Stdte Gazette.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

SONORA Ex. < MINING Co.-During the late excitement all but some half dozen miners ran away to Sonora. Last week about thirty re- turned, and bring the intelligence that plenty more are on their way up.
 We are informed by the Director that the ore where the "frontone" strikes the vein is much superior to what it was at thirty feet, and is easier worked. A "frontone" of one hundred feetis commenced, the main shaft being now to that depth. If there is the same improve ment in the ore that there has been at the sey- eral openings nearer the surface, the value of the metal at this point will greatly exceed the original estimate
 R. W. H. Jarvis has been elected Treasurer of the company; S. H. Lathrop continues as Mining Director With the small force now at work they turn out some $l 200 per week.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

HoRsEs SrOLEM-Somo days since a horse and mule were stolen by Mexican thieves, from Wm, Finilay. The animals were on ranche four raies from Calabasas
 On the 18th inst, the fine American horse belonging to Capt Donaldson 1T. S. Collector, was stolen in broad day. from field near the house at Calabasas rancho. The thieves were two Mexicans whom the Captain had just em. ployed Pursuit was made, and as the rascals went into Sonora it is hoped that they may De captured through the assistance of the Mexican authorities