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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-20
Tornado.

MEMPHIS, Monday, July Is, 1917,
A tornado on Sunday night destroyed eight OF tue
spans of the railway bridge at Decatur. Loss
xl5n egO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-20
TIC Cincinnafi Enquirer says:

As Mel elias Long worth, esq, was sitting on the
stems Of d, king Third street, with his hat
between his knees waiting for a friend, gentleman, a
stranger, passed and seeing 81 old NIcks' ordinary
garb and rather troubled couutenance supposed lln
10 be one of the professional meudcauts tha, often
corgreea,e there and he went by, dropped quar-
ter into the hat. &" Old Nick perceived the mistake
too late to rectify il, and pocke,ed the coin with
peculiar smile. The idea of mistskpg the Cincinn 81
Crnsus-one of the richest in America, worth
probably from 8 100000 to $1,000, 0O0-for a street
becear !. rather dro. though not unnatural, as any
orc 10 look q; the old gentleman and his extremely
shabby dress would Dot suppose his available MEAS
al the outside more than titty cents.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25

--
o. r. WHITE r kARGtoN
NJ
lfINNIEN VI lyyT1I\FI 11tDhhN
-
TTCT NJ pDTHEC M EMCTNFC nm
$780, ~ . 80 - >~>s SNAeSo ~AAsA|
SYTEaR Mills
10 Horse Engine
80 sue Iole1 FaslP, oo'1 .sro %
tnel stAA - '@e- sAf9A-' WI ioa - -1a--e SSO "
6 Horse En.iAe.
", -.
"A y lAS4 a'oie- - mn -
stroke "4tA iFoA oesi. ~OO''"
Z Horse Engine.
Complete With pump ant IRON bed with wood ~.
frame inch oers : taeh stroke. -VV w
y Horse Erpui.le
he same As tne IhTec morse angina Win . -.
inch bore inch stroke, i25 90
NO.
RefIers - tnehts long bv inches in diameter;
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
For Sale.

~s0NE Beautiful lots of Land from to i've acres
y situated mile west nf Richmond on the Nation
u Road. The above Lots be bought On five annua
payments, with per cent. interest.
JOHN p SMITH.
Sen Is, 1888 4otf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
Farm for Sale.

TIME uuferS igDel offers Tor sale desirable farm.
i containing loo acres mile south OF Mlton Ind
The Farm Is hand soon ly situated-abou, sixty
in cultivation. the ball well timbered There Is
the premises Frame Dwelling with FIVE rooms Frame
Barn. Orchard Of first rate fruit. a never-faing
5 ring and a W ell the house The farm is de-
sirabe and viii be sold on favorable terms
THOMAS f.. F0ULKE.
Milton June 30, 1859. % ON
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
House and Lot near the Depot
for Sale very Low.

4 NEW and very desirable Brick Cottage Resi-
~ dence, containing seven rooms, with excellent
water well and eiStern.-punps inside-goed dry cell
lar stable AMI wood house, near the Depot Such ia
opportunity fer procuring pieassn' no is seldom 10
he with. Terms OF payment easy.
.-7r- inquire at Palladium office
iuiv - lS54 SSte
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
For Sale-In Richmond.

4 BOUT of Land. The Depot. With the
n folio sing imaroVem Eats Large frame DselinS
StsAi-. C4rrIa<4 H7I-= Wash louise House, Well,
Cistern, good Spring and SPring House. Frat Trees
Shrahhery, SC. Nice property VIII take small house
and lot in exchange.
good House and Lot Fort Wayne Avenne. 5 rooms
good Cellar. Well ani Cistern.
All the aAove property viii he s,li low pay
ments. Possession given Immediately.
JAMES NJ. POE.
RfrAr,ana u
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
Teas. Teas!

9 FRESH supply CT choice Teas Of various kinds and
u quaities Iousekeepers would do we'll 70 call and
x Az Inc them. G. W. BARNES.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
SALES.
Sale of Re al Esfafa.

t1CR>tANf % an order Of the Court Ct conmon
Pleas CT Wayne Coanty. Indiana made az n.
July Term, 1859, will Offer private sale from this
day until the a-s day of September next unless soon
sold the following Real Estate. situated in said
County, tewit The half OF the southeast quar-
ter, and the half of the half of the north
quarter # section b, in township Is. and range
containing I2) scres, situated miles north
OF Richmond. - Of which cleared and under
good cultivation and has good house, barn and
orchard
And also another farm Of ia acres, situated north
81 Richmond = miles and described follows.
to-wit The half Of SO of the vest side Of
the north quarter Of section II. and the north
quarter ef section 10. in township IL and range
Jae west which land 81 under cultivation;
And snaher farm Of ll9 acres, situated four miles
acrth Of Richmond the Chester and aEby turnpike
road. and described follows, owit- lie acres taken
If the side q the north quarter. and sores
the S5te II the north quarter eff section
in township i. AMI range west Tbis farm has
under etivatiap about 95 and has il large
brick yelling house, good frame barn and an or
chard One feuf tn Of tho rRrch money will be
lpired the day Of sale, and the balance in three
equal instalments Of s. IL aai Is oaths date.
The un ierssnrd will give the purchaser certificate
4 his purchase conditioned make him deed when
the sale confirmed and the conveyance Is ordered BY
the The purchaser will be required { give
his and mortgage the land the de-
ferred payments.
JAMES PERRY, Commissioner to sell
july s. lS59. soft
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
TIES TIM NAL s

As N evidence q the trth of what has been ssscrt
e3. ! append the names u few gentlemen ef high
staining. whose ysrac:ty cannot be questioned ho
have purchased OF ordered books from .ni received
GOLD WATCHES. namely: Wrn- zimmerman. Esq :,
Miiilc.rwn Pa Josn Skies, Wholesale Grocer
Lancaster "a, Hon. G. G Wslker. Represe NATIVE
from Suanerset eoanty in the Fennsy vania Lagsla
turc. Walter q Evans. Notary Public. lancaster Pa
Jacob Martin. Esd, Rochester. y. Y : Hiram Fisk
t,ley eiard. 0aio- AR George LenhArr. Harrisburg Pa
Mr. j. l. ears scar Greek Henry Co. Georgia:
Mr. Thu mas S1uesd, Bedford Pa AID Ialia Crosby
927 Lawrence street, Phiia6e!phia, who received a
splendid SILK DRESS Pattern worth SIS
ID. W CLARK
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE i. hereby givea that the co-psrtn ership
~ existing between WI. GoRSUCH and CURTIS
GRAVE, under the name and style Il Gcrsuca Grave
Is thls day dissolved ~ mu;ull consent. Those
knowing themselves indebted sae above firm
q1estea call Immediately the old stand hero the
Notes and Books viii be found aad settle without de.
lay
wN. GORSUcH,
July lith, 1859. CURTIS GRAVE
lanes N. POE. having bought ont the interest
o. oartis Grave in the above firn Of Gorsa,h Crave
,he business will be continued ths old stand one
oos east OF the New York Store and nader Starr Hall
ihey are ordering and resolving uAny Of their r,cd,
areet from the Manufacturers, eanssauen,ly can
eshpete IN prices. Sc. With any house in tbs West,
W e respectfully solicit all VII, have h.rs.,,,,.
paronsed tae house 10 still eontsnas 10 DO So a,s re
invite all others t. give call ecsers par,h,s
elsewhere expse 10 keep enerai assertrn an, ~
Hardware Carpenters and coepers' Teels In liza Ras
Der Betting. Sc. &c.
GoRSUCH POE.
As have sold interest in the Hardware trss. :,
j. NJ. Poe. Esq. and about retiring from ha,ine..
would recommend 10 those who have iecral!y nal.
ronizei US an my friends generally = eentinaance
Of their patronage to the firm Of Gorsach s. Poe
CURTIS GRAVE
July II, 1859. IS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
JCH & POE.
Dissoluti on

THE firm Of UNDERWOOD BRO. is this d.v
L dissolved by mutual consent
July :, 1889. UNDERWOOD BRO
The undersigned viii settle up the old books and
continue the business usual All persons indebted
10 the late hrm please take notice that they will be
cAiie! upon 10 pay the same forthwith, the old
books must DO closed up. All having accounts
against Us requested TO hand them in and get cred
il Ter them
Thankful for past patronage hope to merit a con-
tnnance of the iavers Of all nv cid friends.
Il. u. UNDERWOOD.
July :. 1859. soft
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25

All giving their nanmous testimony in
its favor.
or water in the mouth with the fnvigorator, and
swallow both together
The River EnViE0raler
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and is daily
working almost too great to believe. 1t
magic the fst dose gi~iSI teR, and seldom
than bottle is required any kind LIVER
Complaint. the Jtstiicc Dyspepsia com
Headache all of which the result of DISEASED
WEIR
DOLLAR
DIR. SANFORD Proprietor, a4S, Broadway. New York.
sold by RUNNER 4 KELLY, DAVID f. HRUCk j. j. Ro-
Richmond, Ind.
May 20 1855. y Iy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25

No SOS Sts-isg Gsrfen Street, PszsielP sII Pa
AGENTS WANTED ia every Town and Wills e in
the United States. Ny terms -ents such = to
afford them liberal neration for their trouble
Pull particulars sy be had by addressing s. above
sF Catalogues sent free TO Any address.
July :, Is5s. se-sua
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
PERFUM cry.

WE wish 10 say 10 the public that we have the
w Largest and Pgrest sosA Of Perfumery- Fancy
and Toilet articles ever this market and for
sale cheap at JoS- SIEDDoM ~.
May 25, -4u
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25

} with unusal rapidity.
principal regulators of the
performs its function.
rem are fully developed 49,
tirely dependent on the
for the Pr per performance
tom1ch is at fault, the
whole system suffers in
-thefs r-faying ceas-
disease OF that organ, one
made il his study in prac
years, to find some remedy
the many arrangements TO
dy is at last found. any per
Complaint, in any
lie, and conviction is ce,
morbid or had matter from
their place a healthy fow
stomach, causing food to
the blood. giving tone
machinery. removing the
fecting a radical cure.
are cured, and, what
ed, by the occasional use
.fOr.
suiiicientto relieve the stom
from rising and sOuring
fore retiring, prev vents
night, ioosens the bowels
tiyeuess.
each meal viii cure Dys-
.spoonsful will always re
male obstruction removes
and makes q perfect cure.
tely relieves e. n o. lie.
peatei is sure cure for
a preventative Of hOl.
needed to thu CIV out of the
cines after a long sickness.
AUSDiCE removes all
color from the skin
time before eating gives
makes food digest we'll
cures CtIRoNIF DIAR
while Summer aud
almost 10 the first dose.
attacks caused by ~ Offns
surer, SAT r, or sPcedier
AereT .ysiis.
DrOp>y, rs exciting the
commanding this medicine
YER aud sgIse. hill
Of a BILIOUS TYPE. II
and thousands are willing
virtues.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25
Compounded entirely from GUNS,

= ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATIYE AND LIVER ME-.
DICISfs now before the pahiic and acts tstfAr
TIC easier. nder and more eHsCtuai than other
dicne II is only Ctahac hut Leer remedy
first the Lrer eject its morbid matter. then
bowels carry of tl3t &C
complshing two enectualiy, without
painful feel experienced in the operations
1t strengthens the system the
purges it and when taken daily in moderate
gtfea aud tuili it with unusal rapidly
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-25

The Liver Is one or the X
human body and when 10
we'll, the powers o! the -ys p
The stomach is almost en- y
healthy action of the LircT =
Of its functions when the =
bowels are at fault, and the
consequence of one organ =.
cd to do its duty For the
Of the pFoprietors has &c
tice OF more than twenty =,
wherewith to counterfeit
which IL is liable.
To prove that this rene -
son troubled with Liver -
forms, has but to try a bot l.
tain.
These Gums remove all
the system, supplying in "A
of bile, invigoratiug the -
digest we'll, purifying
and health to the whole
cause of the disease -et =.
EsiliiOuS attack
- better. prevent -.
ofthe Liver envigoT-
One dose after eating is q
ach and prevent the food
Only one dose taken be .
Nightmare. a.
Only one dose taken at -
gently, and cures Cos =
One dose taken after
pepsi;a.
az One dose OF two tea
lieve Sick IleadaC nc
One bottle taken for fe -
the cause of the decease. e
Only one dose immedia
while one dose often re- @
wbaOIera Norbus,and
era. N
i y Only one bottle is -
system the effects of medl-
~ One bottle taken for
saliowuess or unnatural -
One dose taken a shor; "a
yigor to the appetite, and
One dose often repeated u
RIICEA in its wort forms
IIox wei complaints yield -
One or two doses cures -
in Children there is no
remedy in the world, as it o.
III A few bottles cures
ahsorbants. ~
We take pleasure in re -
as preventative for fc-
Fever, and all ecyers
operates with certainty
..S a., ,ts ,,larf,,i
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02
PISTOLS AND CARByNEl
c. B. HUGHES, NJ D., PRACTICING PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
 t TUBAC, ARIZONA.
UNITED STATES BOUNDARY HOTEL.

UNITED STATES BOUNDARY HOTEL. I COATED ON THE S0N0ITA-VALLEY ROAD AI three miles from Fort Buchanan. .r-.f
 The above hotel has been opened by the subscr- Der and he is now prepared to accommodate trav- elc, in sthe best style the country affords. He will lso keep on hand fine assortment of wines, liquors, cigars, sardines, etc., etc. He will also insure all horses committed to his care. Persons visiting the Fort wilfnd good accommodations for the night at my establishment. -. sdI
 JAMES GRAYDON
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

QUE VIslroRs.-Col Bonneville and staff, accompanied by Bvt. Lieut.. Col Reeve, of Fort Buchanan, arrived at Tubac on the morning of the 2Sth ult, and remained Q few hours; camping the same night at Sopori ranche. On the 29th and 3Othsthe party I5iteds by invita- ton, the mines and amalgamation works of the Sonora Company at Cerro Colorado and Ari- svana5 The next point visited was Tucson, from whence the party will proceed to Santa Fe, via Fort Thorn .j. .sff. s-.b
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS All the past week great fires have been raging along the western slope of the Santa Rita mountains, extending sometimes to the tallest peaks At night tue scene was grand---a vast illumination of the mighty hills-the fire in circles, in long lines inscattered patches, and glowing in the distant horizon like the watch-fres of great army The entire western slope of the mountains has been burned over, and the fires are now work ing over and around to the eastern side, making at, night a strange and beautiful spectacle. e.,
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02
PABLO TOURNEER DUPLA

.-l. MAGDALENA, SONORA.
 Receiving, Forwarding, Commission Merchant, Wholesale Groceries, Dry Goods, all kinds of Mexi can Goods, etc., etc.
 General Agency for the purchase of lands in tho State of Sonora. References Antonio Perez, Fort Buchanan, Camou Hermanos, Hermosillo
 mar 17 3m
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

INDIAN DEPkEDAT1oSsL9On the 2Oth ult, band of Apaohes stole from Miguel zepeta, of Altar, frontier town of Sonora, the fol lowing animals
 l2 mares, 3 colts and one stallion, all brand ed with1a hierogyphic resembling a capital C.
 valuable mule, 2 young horse mules 2 dark mules, one gray mule, all branded with a hierog'lyphic resembling a capital !,
 Besides the above, other animals were stolen from citizens of Altar which can be identified We are requested to call attention to this theft, and ask our citizens to restore the property if by any means, it should come into their pos session.ff TusEJGt .al1tD
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

RICH CoUNrEY, Gentlemen, highly compe- tent to judge, who have lately visited the Pap ago country, pronounce it one of the richest mineral regions in the world. Some specimens of silver ore were brought in that yielde1 on assay sirty.five per cent of si1oer One great drawback to mining operations in this region is the want of sufficient water. Artesiah wells will be needed
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02
Ap,curs-1s the night ot the zsth ruaa :

ApAcHrs-oa the night or the zgth uti a party}of Araehees Ahe visited Ariyaea aad stoIe-all tn. th. animals belonging to the ftame APaehesI a who reside there,;' also several animals owned by Papagos. As these people accoEding 10 recent authority are American citizens a'he Finals have again violated their treaty These "citizens' certainly deserve ction. Col, Bonneville's escort was near .Ariyaca at the time, but the Finals, aware that they were strangers in the land, on public business land a long way from home, probably out. of polite ness refrained from stealing their horses !- Such tdelicacy could scarcely be expected from "poor Indian P z. r.t I.o -r
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

BEAR!-Seyeral grizzlybear have been killed by-persons working in the timber regions of the Santa Rita mountains, and the fires that are now raging in the canons will have the eff feet of, driving Mr. Grizzly into the more acces- sible regions We should say that it was a good time forsa a bear hunt in those canons and localities in the mountains where the fires have not burned. J -.llat.r-... ..... s .f <.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

THE SoNo1TA MURDERERs.-On or about the 2d inst, the four prisoners under arrest at Fort Buchanan will be sent, with strong escort to La Messilla for trial There is ample evidenceI to commit them, and when put on trial, other evidence, sufficient to convict, will be furnished We are well rid of a desperate and dangerous gang of men who, if they do not escape, and they receive due justice, will trouble this conn- try nor any other, but short time longer.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

, SUBsTITUTEs FOR POOR WATER--Our friend Robinson, of Tucson, has on hand and for sale, variety of good substitutes for bad wa ter f'They are put up in kegs and bottles Among the various articles may be mcntoned
 a superior quality of whisky. ' laAe.--l a1..
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02
From Sonora.

Senors Escalante and Retas, dispatched as Commissioners by the Sonorians of California, were in Mazatlan, lately. They had an Inter view with Gov, Pesqueira, and obtained large concessions of land on the rivers Yaqui' and Mayo, for the colony to- settle They would return to San Francisco in the course of a month to complete their arrangements for the authorizations of the snqtige Soppranians'i s1fQn California, r, g-rs~y-,y. 4 gay2 A
 Gov. Pesqueira had issued a'Perempttopry or derfor the confseption of tke vast estates. .el Don Manuel Gaudar, in Sonora. They will be sold for the benefit ofthe Government and to replenish the treasury of the !tapceessfa party .,' J ..rf r' {.ir5 jtH ysjI "''@N .t
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02
Hotel at Tucson.

THE hotel at this place formerly carried on by L George Madison, is now conducted by J.. Rior- dan, who will pay every attention to the travelling community. good corral is attached to the House.
 Tucson, June l, 1859. r ..' H' J. RI0RDAN.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

fABoRERs COMING BACK Mexican Iaborers come up very slowly from Sonora. It being harvest time, mary of them find employment at home An attempt ought to be made by the various mini;pg companies to bring regular miners with their families from the lower part of Sonora, and from Sinaloa, Chihuahua and Durango. With proper effects, body of very good men might be obtained, who would be more service able -than-the hands now employed, many of whom know very little about mining
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

{ IMPROVEMENTS. A letter from Colorado city states that many Improvements are going or. at that place, new, buildings, etc. ,rog ht'I
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

/ TIE CHA EXPLORERS. J. H. Wells, one of the Gila gold hunters, who recently left for the supposed rich region has returned ao Tucson. We understand that up to the time of lis leaving the party they had found few indi- cations of gold. The Indians were quite am icable, manifesting no disposition to stop the party. The country through which the party had passed was very mountainous. rrtr
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

We hear rumor that the Yaqui lndi0 ns, or Sonora have 'revolutionized' and are causing considerable alarm. ,r,s 4. ,,ial, ,s!,so
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

. By reference to the advertisement below it
 will be seen that the Hotel at Tucson has changed hands
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-17

The personal influence of Douglas at
Washington has been lately exhibited In the
contest tor Speaker. The Administration
Buchanan agreeing offered, il he would
drive In the rebellious anti Lecomp.onites.
10 cut OF the head OF Ike Cook; to restore
the discarded Douglasites in Illinois to Office.
to call Oh Attorney General Black, and ali
the Administration hounds; to forgive his
seditious conduct, and receive him again into
full party communion. And he went earn
estly TO work to bring about the desired re-
suit. The effect Was, he succeeded with the
members from his own State, and none 9th
ers. The rest OF them profess to like Doug
las, but they like independence, bate slavery
and dsspiss treason more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-17

The country can see, and should we'll I'M
derssand, that it is the facsious spirit of this
minority Democratic Administration. that
prevents the orgAniza ton Of the House and
causes the squandering OF $l50,00o or 90
per week. The Republicans are anxious to
vote upon the question Of Speaker, and to
continue voting until Speaker shall be
elected; or to'submit the question Of o. plu-
raiity rule to the House for its Judgment
But the Democratic members Insist on pre-
venting a vote upon either proposition. They
avow determination to prevent vote upon
the question Of Speaker as long a. they can !;
TO reslst . vote upon the plurality rule by q
resort to every parliamentary expedient.-
Eighty nine disorganizing Democrats, by the
aid OF an accommodating partisan CLERK,
thus resist thetransaction Of public business,
and pnrposely squander the public revenue.
This 10 the law abiding, the agitation hating
the order-iovinv Democracy ~ Which nc have
heard 30 muca.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-17
Fremont,s Mariposa TftIc

The title of Mr.. Fremont, to the Mariposa
mines, after the long and vexstious litigation
to which he has been subjected, by the NAL :
ice of q. S. officials and the interest of pri
vate parties, has finally been confirmed to
him fully by the State courts of California,
as 1t had previously been by the q. s. courts.
The MERGED Mining Company claimed the
permanent occupancy Of the mines upon the
Mariposa tract that they had entered upon,
by a license Of Government, and in which
they had invested $l,000,000. They have
occupied the mines since 1851. The defence
was, that the tract was private property, to
which legal title had been made, and the
owner had the right to control it and eject
trespassers. The validity Of the title and
full enjoyment of the property was deoreed
BY the court.