The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-17

o iiAhbNh l'l F-o hoihti hShlllhN -hd1Dl billDNh brindle he being the largest dog in town.
 The cold weather is producing quite d manic for marrying among the young people of thii section. Prof. Hill accounts for this remarka ble fact, as follows lst, both parties sabe the comforts of this life; 2ndly, man iI a gregariou, animal; and 3rdly, woman is naturally super stitious, afraid of ghosts and don't like tc slumber in the singular numbcr,-no hor hence the result, for "si,h it HJs,
 Ierger of Isletta informs me that his old stock soured, and that he sold it out to Parsou for vinegar he gives a grand Jahe to night and will open fresh barrel l anticipate the pleasure of being present both at the tapping and tripping
 Much attention has recently been attracted to the subjec! of Silver Mines, throughout this region of ofcountry, owing to the discovery by Mir Samuel McGuGin ofa rich silver lead, To cated twelve miles to the N l. of this place and about fifty nss s w. of the celebrated Stephenson mine, near Las Cruces, in your Territory, which discovery has given rise to the general belief that rich deposit. of silver, and copper exists in the mountains, lying in the vi. cinity of, and to the East of the Rio Grande. Should future developments sustain this con. clusion, it must prove the dawn of new era. to this the HALF-wAY-HoUsE OF TIE CONTINENT.
 There are many gay Lotharios in and about this place, and it is frequently amusing to listen to their romantic stories, after a moonlight /stroll in E Paso de Mexico A few nights since an individual, to whom l shall denominate the title of Damphool but who at the bailes, enjoys the euphonious soJriquet of Pelon, ventured across the boundary line of the State of Chi. huahua and Texas, and leisnrey sauntered through the suburbs of the ancient and inter. esting city above mentioned Enraptured bv the magnificent and dazzling splendor of the surrounding scenery, und charmed by the soft asd gentle rays of the silver moon, as they Peered beautifully through the iickering foliage of the alamos, time sped on fairy wings and Damphool found himself benighted; however. it was not long ere be was ensconced under the hospitable roof of a friend and after few quaIs of the inyigorating and delicious riao dei pals, in token of affection and good will to his companion, he retired for the night and wraped in the arms of Murphy" was soon rambling with old seNNUs, in lovely valley where a crystal brook, o'erhung with twining vines, glid ed softly CT it's bosom, and where the red deer rootps md tba ,o r,to Io,o- C., l,.,ll -L - the locale of the vision of Damphool, when he was aroused by knock upon the door, the hinges of which (the next moment) gave way, with crash, and the tall figure of man, stood upon the threshold, and his bright blade geamed 6ercaly in the moonlight n
 Aghast, Astonshed and struck dumb with fear,
 He stood like bristles rose poor Plons iple HAIR A few impassioned words are uttered, and the irtrudiug hombre with the grim yisage recedes to the infinite delight of Dnmphoo who at once determines, to stand not upon the order of his going but git I'D and gjt There was (save the chimney) but one getting out place to the apartment, but with a single bound, the rubi- con is passed, when to his astonishment and dismay he stands almost within arms reach of four stalwart men, who quietly advanced to. wards him, with carqo, which to Damphool was like the tap of drum upon a race course, (the signal for starting) and away all hands go Damphool working beautifully in the lead, and under tight rein-turns a corner, hugging well the inside track here the ground was level and