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The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07
Military News.

Captain Van Bockkslen is not expected to turn to Fort Buchanan. Lieut. Cook, Sth h. fantry, will discharge the duties of Quartermss- ter and A. A. C. Subsistence,
 The contracts for beef and corn for Fort Bu- chanan, will probably be advertised in our next number.
 Col. Bonneville Commander of the Depart ment of New Mexico, is doubtless by this time on his way to Fort Buchanan. He will vis- it various localities in this portion of the Terri tory. with view to select a site for another military post
 A general Court Martial for the trial of mil itary offenders, is now in session at Fort Fill more Captain Ewell being detailed to attend, left Fort Buchanan on the 9th inst, to be ab- sent fifteen or twenty days
 It is rumored that instead of Col Fauntleroy, Col Looms, Fifth Infantry, will be placed in command of this Department as his regiment is now on the way to Arizona. ", Lieut. Col Reeves, anticipates making many improvements at Fort Buchanan and has al- ready made very fair beginning The post ought to be consolidated and built upon the plateau above where it now stands, and we be- leve Col Reeves so recommends, The build ings are now scattered about as though sprink- led from awater-pot, presenting the appearance of an ancient "sab city in Illinois We hope the Col's recommendation will be authorized by the Department Commander ' ''''
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

STAGE FROM GUAYMAs TO TUCsoN-Prepara- tior4s are now being made by gentleman in Hermosilio to run weekly stage from Quay mas to Tucson, the distance being about three hundred and fifty miles. The stage now runs regularly from Guaymas to Hermosillio, and it is only needed to continue the line to Tucson. This will be great accommodation to those travelling in Sonora, as the the stage will be more comfortable and safe than horseback trav- cling It should at all times have guard of three or four resolute Americans. With this stage line in operation it may be possible to get fish, oysters, turtle and other good things from the Gulf, once in while
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

BIG CROPS WANTED-Now that the military authorities have very properly determined to give out the Fort Buchanan corn contract to the lowest responsible bidder, the farmers of the Sonota and Santa Cruz valleys will do we'll to put in all the corn they can. The amount required at Fort Buchanan alone, is five hun dred thousand pounds.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

MURDERED BY APACHEs-Two men, an American and Mexican were killed by Apach- es on the road to Hermosilo, in Sonora, few days since. The names of both were unknown, although the American was lately from Cali fornia, and passed through Tubac on his way to Sonora.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

TIE SONORA EXPLORING AND MINING CoMPA- NY.-This company have opened, and are working new vein, about one mile West of the Heintzelman vein. It is not as rich as the one they have been working but we are informed by Mr. Lathrop the Director, that it yields several hundred dollars to the ton.
 This company have about one-quarter ofthsr machinery in operation and are reducing some twelve hundred ounces of silver per week. They are working one hundred and fifty men, and have lately commenced at the mines at Arivaca, which will be worked for lead, which is used as Aux, in the reduction of the richest ores by smelling. This ore con- tains 100 oE of silver to the ton. The tunnel at their mines is now over 100 feet long,
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

There is scarcity of good Mexican laborers in this region of country. Men are wanted at several of the mining establishments, and also to do ordinary labor in the vicinity of Tubac
 Farm hands arc in demand along the Sonoita
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

Charles E Mix, hsq, will probably be Ap- pointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

HORSES SToLEN-On the night of the let of March, five horses were stolen from the corral of MT. Ysrger, near Fort Yuma. Tho thieves were supposed to be MeIcans
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

IN MEMoRAIM-In the room where our pa per is printed, we found on taking possession board, in the shape of tombstone, with the following inscription, neatly cut thereon.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07
PABLO TOURNIER DUPLA,

.. MAGDALENA, SONORA.
 Receiving, Forwarding, Commission Merchant, Wholesale Groceries, Dry Goods, all kinds of Me1i- can Goods, etc., etc. ',e-, .-.-.i.r.f
 General Agency for the purchase Of lands in the State of Sonora. References Antorio PersH, Fort Buchanan. Camou IIermsnos Ilcrmqsillo.
 mar lT 3ih i5 'HD 'i.i-H th lH'e TI. N
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

K ILLED BY INDIANS.-John Cottman was
 killed by Indians, about the first of February. 1859 on the Gila Desert fifteen miles from Suttons Ranche. The deceased was an .i American, and is supposed to have relatives at Snow lIill Maryland His legal represent may obtain the amount duo him and his friends ascertain the part cuars of his death by addressing the subscriber at the Overland Mail Station, Pimo Village, Arizona.
 mRr5l " CArN9SI
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07
c. B. HUGHES, M D., PRACTICING PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
 
UNITED STATES BOUNDARY HOTEL.

UNITED STATES BOUNDARY HOTEL. I COATED ON THE SONOITA-VALLEY ROAD u three miles from Fort Buchanan
 i The above hotel has been opened by the subscri- Der, and he is now prepared to ascsmmodate trav- elers in the best style the country Afror rds. Ho will also keep on hand fine assoftmsnt of wines, liquors, cigars, sirdines, etc., et.. He will also insure all horses committed to his care Persons visiting the Fort uill6nd good accommodations for the night at my establishment.
 JAMES GRAYDON.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07
MEMORY
H. UNISON, J. BIBB, D. DEMsTER, AND

Who were murdered by the Apache Indians, .. .. on the 18th of June, 1856.
 This murder was committed on the road to Tucson, not far from Tubac, and probably the friends of the unfortunate men have no knowl- edge oftheir fate. Their names may now meet the eyes of those who have long and anxously waited for their return to homes far from this region of the Union. The board will be erect ed at the spot where the travellers met their death. -
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

' HAVE LATELY RECEIVED IN ADDITION to my former stock of goods, general assortment of Fancy and staple Dry Goods and Groceries Tin Ware, &c., and will receive in few days larger assortment of goods than has ever been offered for sale in this country.
 All persons wishing to buy at wholesale or retail will find it to their advantage to call on me before buying elsewhere. PALATINE ROBINSON
 Tucson, March 3l.
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Sbio- @iienbabn bfnuben, Ieaeu hie Gei1e
na@ Cincinnati in % @tunben aurad, mad &bi-
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Iaeen- 80.
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bic aQeint9e, wtl1e @inmanberer nit ben @dneQ-
si9en befSrbert. pic Wasen inb nit eepplferten
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8inber BON biz IL Sa1ren beaableu balbeu Wreis.
Rinber unter Sabreu lub 0ana frei. 80.
Das @epad 8ebt NIT ben Ya0aeier.n unb
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auf nel9er man Dur6sangs< <8iQete 1Trpuab-
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1T Nellenern aud gang belonbers ber Natur1dSu-
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bat eiel. g0bn 9rp6e &rr5i9c> ta ie, ant Sbip-
fudc 3u @beeliu9> Benmepb unb Yarfersbura
auslanteno, NIT benz 9reben Neswerfe me{tl;der
Gilcnbabnen in biretter 8erbinbung 1febt.
Spn gSbeeltna unb YarferSbur9 aebeu ieben
$40 rteelmabise Yuute naG auen Saifen ber pef-
li9en 6lu0e ab. -
Die -Jra@tprei1e finb 70 biIlio.
mte auf tr9enb elmer anbern &pute.
guterpo irsenb einem Ylabe Slflidb ppn 8olti-
more bejeeiebns man: n@ia Baltic. u. Sbio st. S."
.Grabt! senten (inb: 3. Me8urnie, in
Cincinnati; g: 5entpbiu u. &c., @ipley, s.;
s. so. Yope> MaysbiQe, ay.; s. q. Qobpid,
Yprtsmputb> o.; ". Mey II. g., Mibbleport,
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ter. 8rfon; 6. @. Yertpeil, Mep-gorf; B. S.
&eQy, Y9ilaeelpbia; s. s. England, Baltimore;
@eo. Softer II. g., Evansville, Snb. !; s. q.
Morebeae u. &c., 2puispitle; @am'l CALHOUN.
Ybilabelpbia, uub Spbn &. M9nem> Warfersbura.
:. 5: Tpr1Ytb u. 81, ct. Qpuis;
=. g. @prbcn, @eneral< <Gra9t= =Msent;
{. so. Sole @eneral> Billet Mgent.
Us. preSe utt @mitb, a~,j. *15:uH.:
3ranspprtmeifer; G.S. .,GuIler,
1922 @eneral-Maen bes @eitens.
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ct. 9ntbpnytrabe, ber bcutl&en Baat 8e8en-
ilber,
ct. YauL Minue1pta,
empfisblt li9 fir ale innern unS aubern 8rant-
beittn. 1b52.5
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nrten @euc.
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Tafpb Matn3cr,

c5at0b Wtatn3cr,
UrteoenSrt9ter Justice of the Peace0
Dcutl9er Motar II. 2nnb< Nseut
VbVur< Blut, @te ber Drtten unb Waba(baw1
@traBe, (uabe ber 8riide,)
rmpHeblt 1b bem peutl9cn Yublttum aur Nnfer~
tiBuu9 unb 8eglaubiBung aller pHentli1cn Ya-
plcrs, uwie au4 CUR MuSierti9un9 Don Mappen
Nuo aubeltu .3eicbnungen.
Nauft uno pertauft 2ano III @pmmilfcn-
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Dis ~Minneipta Staats5eitun9~ er-
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Gorau5besablung.
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aebccnocu Num1ern nidt nabge1nnbt tperben.
Der Sub1cripttpn5= Vetrag fann II, 9fcten it.
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Announcement 1T . . T IN rten brief1i@ ein9t-
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NzB Denu Gjelb lit regifrirten Briefen ser<
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unre9i\trirten Briefsn.
Wle Mittbsilun9cn> G5elber II. {. ~. inb gu
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Samnel Gunuisb, 1ubli(Der,
Bor ST. 2445, ct. Saul, Minnslota.
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Sin Square 1 Wlal. ). $0>75.
Gin Square 3 Wfol -. 1925.
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
pubAshed By tSAN'L LUDVIGH,
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Price $500 per year.
Price Of advertisin
One Square, l. insertion,. $o,75,
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Milnelpta.
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81. Veter unb 9ficplet Gty 50. @dimmel,
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3ei&nett jtee @ustunft uneRtselbli&. ,ir.,4~'1''
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caa1:g j.. eiieuba9n, 9bamesfraes, ST. 81,
pa ore. 0b.: XIX
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1ffentlt 9 ct 81 ptar,
Gtc ber Datlban~ unb 6ten @trabe, 9e9enilber
ber fransDl. tatb. Stride,
srpfsblt f9 leincn beutldsn Nfitbirgern CUR
Hlnfertigune unb 8eelaubieun9, spn 9erigt19en
oyputbefsn (Dcebs unb Mprt9aees), Mietbs=
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maAtsn fir baS Snlano unb DcNt(1lanb, 1p>pie
3ur Yelors suns al(er III pas Nptarfa9 einltlaeen-
ctu We@dIfte. 1b52.1O
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BIbienma6er,

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Ct. Mntb tbcnYfraBe,
3tpete Ibure pberbalb ter 9,resbyterianer- -Rirdt.
ct. Vaul.
@tets AT paub cine Muswabl ppn Glintsn,
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S&ocnten Der nMfinn. StaatSjeitun9.
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M0brcNe1t-
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~01nbler IN @runpei9entbum
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ben gelcbnt uno ongslrgt Garsn perbsn beSablt
uuo CJcrer in, Staate cpllefttrt. 1b52.1O
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smpfeblen fd ibren perebrten beutl9sn Mitbir-
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2lusfertisuns ppn llrfunbeu 1c.
Offtcs: ueber Bater II. Bau9s' Qaben, Ste
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uno @bmiebe- -9Eaaren, Mderbau- &5erGtb1
5attlsr= uno @tablwaareu. iotpie 9auseerGtben.
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News from British Columbia.
QUE SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 20, 1859
ArTtrot V Ne Forw7rd- Wreck If tn. Bark PaLegias--
farcicd Election Of Mcnabsr Of the Assab,y- Gocsnoy
Douglass Policy, dc.
The English steamship Forward since her arrival at this
Port two months spce from Liverpool has been running
70 Vctora, v L. as regular trader. She is fne iron
vessel and has received moderate share of patron age in
Don passengers and freight is feared tia. the trade
vi" De insufficient to support the Forward as she Is dc
barred from calling into any of the American ports be
tween san Frsncsco and Victoria Efforts viii be p,,de
10 onIan from the English government mail contract for
ice steamer, to nsure regularity and speed in mail COM
municaton between the Two cities. II liz proposet in
OT0er 70 accomplish tnis object, to petition toe home
Saoinet 10 grant tue oWners Of the Forward sphsdv
as " s not probable, With the competition OF Inc .er
route. " - 'H''h"o VI TUG
The American bark Palestine, roo tong from San FINN
CISCO 10 FORT hathewson, Puget Sound was wrecked NJ
cape FaIery hay 81. The VesEel is total Eoes che
YVES iasl Dotn AUSTRALIA and belongs TO Portland Ne
ha,neT an amusing eSempidcstion Of the colonial repre
ser alive system IN British Coumbi, toolr naoe fev
weeks snce vacancy occurred in one Of tie dstries
ana al election was ordered for member 10 the Housa al
Assembly. This body consists OF seven nernbers ar
IaDscn was returned having received one vote tha I
lumber entitled TO the right ia the LOCALITY acord,-
the officers Of election. Gr Bfangton cag rol ai ,e3
take ha seat, the farce too broad to be cons
nanoed. ~ S'-n'0'
Gov. Douglass persists Ia hIs contradict polcv Ha
lakes ~ proca nation and bag succeeded In
Tue government Oh British Columbia iato laughing socx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13
Marriages and Deaths.

|
PRAY-SMLsR In Santa Rosa June Z, By the Rev. Mr.
! HUI, Elijah Bray TO Mrs Mary Miller.
Observation-Disclosures In Sacramento, June l6, by
the Res. Wm H. Hil, Lewis Binninger TO Elizabeth
Faulkner.
CRoPrKa-cuAuScY Shasta, June 7, by Rev. N.
Burton, Vim L. Chopper 10 Adelaide A. Chauncy.
DfssSAN-KIDD In Russian River to xnshp, Sonoma
county, Jape q A. J. brennan to MISS NJ A. Kidd.
Gnuhs-MoKfNsEY, AT The Mssioa Dolores church, by
Rev. Richard CArroi, D,nel Gies 70 Mics Elizabeth A.
Mckinney.
GssGG--wEsr-In San Francisco, June IL, Isaac N.
HowARD-sMm.-ln san Francisco, June IS, by Rev.
j. Bfuner, Daniel S Howard ana Miss Lizzie Smith, all
BAs1Nes-HARNpEN In San Francisco, June IA, by
the Rev ) h. Wiley, Samuel A Hastings to Mrs. Sarah
JoHssroS-HowE In Marysvie, June Is, by Rev. E.
Waoswot,n, Joseph Johnston aud Maria l.. Howe.
LlMnAron-cRAIN IN Sacramento. June IL, by Rev.
Er. snucs,J Limbaugh to E'iz. Jane Grain.
LAz-RoinMAS I'm Ssn Frasosco, June Ia, by the
Rev Dr. Henry, Mr. S Late to Miss b RoshmAn, both of
that city
Mr1Lis--F1AuARIy.-Ln Auburn, June IS, by the Rev
Josspa a. Gallagher, Bartholomew Mullen 10 Mss Mary
Kelley
swkESEY-JAooBs.-In Sacramento, June ii, by Rev.
W: q. Hill, Jenes Sweeney to Mes Ema E. Jacobs
WthsrKa-NoICE In Victoria, V. l., June e. by Rev
nr. Evans, Capt VIM. Collins Webster OF Washington
Territory, 10 Mrs Mary Ann Noce, of Victoria.
DIED.
CLARK I'm San Francisco, June II, Lyman Clark,
aged "a years.
thiEAD.--Ln oaIysVlue, june 10, hiss hOsacnA
Friend, Of Lancaster county, Ohio, aged 45 years
GALLAGHER la san Francisco, June 10, Martin Gal.
lagher, native Of New York city, aged 90 years.
6uM in Sacramento, June IA, Louisa Barbara Hbi,
eyed ID mouths and Is days.
HAS1y in San Francisco June 10, Thomas Hsnly, a
native CT the city Of Limerick Ireland, aged 70 years
LK1IlE-ln San Francisco June IA, Mrs. Ann LESLIE
native Of Kingston jamaica aged 4S years and Is days
NnnGA1E.-Iu San Francisco, June 10, Mercy Mil.
| gate native Of England aged Is years.
MORRISON In San Francisco June II, Augustus Nor
| rison native Of Po '.smodth N H., aged 46 years.
| N--In MrQ hath
| o'Biisn wife OF N. OBriaD, aged Al years.
PMA.-A, Forbesown, Butte county, June 10, Annie Co.
celia, eldest Child of n. D. ana Harriet Pima aged years
| months and % days
ROONEY in San Francisco, June Is, William Henry
Rooney, of James and Bedils Rooney, aged years
months ard days.
RHEA Diamond Springs, OF affection OF the spine,
| Mr. Granville Rhea, late Of Illinois, aged Is years.
SoAERNDyKx-ln Saa Francisco, June IA, Charles Ed
ward, son Of George ". aad Mary Somerndyke, aged
months and IA days.
scoTr At horrson's, Sierra county, May g. Ars. W.
| F. Scott, or nnerly Of Michigan.
WILLARD in Franklin township, Sacramento county,
June IL, Roland R. Willard, sged 43 years, formerly Of
| W.cDnsn.
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orsldere1 dangerous aud Roach, having surrendered
imsen, Yves admitted TO ball in the SUN OF Sooo, ~
heher died this l6In mat and Roach vas icineu's%
into custody and ~ LoS Ia prison. wna euecs VIC
deah Of Gallagher will have ais suit sgaies' tue VIZ
lance Committees It is not easy to say. Judsment "a
been entered IN mis- favor in the IT, District Court AMI
pflirmed appaa, by bs Circuit Court ~ Is nov htAuas
on appeal 10 the Supreme Court nj Washington. uls
lawyers of the opu'on that the cain survives au
can be in favor OF the fanny OF deceased rue
Acou sinances or Gallagher who knoN MIN say vi" ne
was KIDD and anecuona.e father anu HUSBAND An IN
quest has be n held
The following exhion OF tae popu,Auon OF pau frsnos
RI has been pepared from the returns OF the different
csnv.sser epRaped coectsg information for the com
nstou of the san Francisco Directory just PUBLISHED The
parties sSsssa here given may BE-
rect During five years San Francisco has growa
with great rapldhy, ana for Two years buildings nave
The , as oows ns IN every L ps as Sy
portion Of males ana fsmales-wil arrest attention:
Whe-Naes over Il, names 10 present issue. Fl 800
residents floating not obtsned .............. 1900
average humber AZ different hstels, boarding and
lodging houses, in addition To the regular
boatdefs, &c.. aovo
In hospitals Observation-Disclosures, 40
Fngssed upon water crafts, and river $500
acknowledgements, French, Germans, Spa
p'sb, &C., mol registered. DOW
Total over 81 IS, 500
Bets ana q, number registered. Sass
Under b, number registered. ............... 6,ooe
Total white males 4e,sla
Females IS, number registered ....... 1895
Omitted, estimated .....,.,...,,..... 500
Between s and is, number regstered.... 1870
Under s. number registered ....,,,.,. 44l9
- %, ssS
Total white population ..................... 70, SIS
Ctrese-Nsles, ever 2l......,........... 2,5l0
FL Inaes over IS. .......... $40
C.ldren under ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 100
'''NA' N''N'' ''''' ''''''''''''''' - $3.50
Colored-Mslss, over 2l.........,......... 745
Females, over TO-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dol
Children under Observation-Disclosures. $50
- 1905
Total population .................,.....T IS oS3