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THE CASH INVESTMENTS THIS COMPANY EXCEED
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, UPWARDS OF
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
YEARLY REVENUE,
TWO AND ONE QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS.
THE LIABILITY ENTIRE BODY OF SHAREHOLDERS UN
LIMITED
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MANILA CoFFEE.-We have just received 100
mats of this delicious Coffee which we can cheerfuIy re-
commend to customers GREEN 4 YOE Family
Gfocers IS west Baltimore street. ap21-f
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TUNPOWDER
- The undersigned, Sole gents of the HAZARD POW
of the " ~ '
ELECTRIC, AMERICAN SPORTING,
49, - KENTUCKY RIFLE, MINING
AND SHIPPING POWDER,
IN every variety of packages sale manufacturers rates
ap3Otf ia Son}h St,oot
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-AMES NJ, ANDERSON 1 son,

| AMES NJ. ANDERSON & son,
ENGRAvERs,
B1SK H T2TE TF AY9 c2fEEE IE
Cdpes ana Sd p9 in the most fashionable styles
and Paris Visiting Cards, Rnes FnVeones etc faS
NOTICE.-Consignees per brig Talulah from
At 6ew oean please take notice that she is dSchagng
ar oe wharf Goods not taken will be stored
m m2 ~ PENDERGAsT BROS.
pEOPLE'S BANK BALTIMORE, May Is, 1889
P Be r ae at on RS2f House Of Baltimore and
miz2aw u s5 CLOCK J, H. ctk dos6jsr
MON BANK Or MARYLAND, May 18th,
t is her hfreGy given that general meeting Of
for the bR R SfE S and oS
mi9-law6t H. NiCh ,as5.r
ROARDING.-A Gentleman and Wife can be
tRe So at 6 os T ER6g g1s ard gFR the So
Church; Also, can accommodate three Young Men with
pleasant apartments Apply as above. ap5'tf
ROARD.-Board may be obtained at a be,Mti-
CIV a anS deg rtf III country place short walk m the
G aReS o R mfeaD Sr ar9e Inflammation inquire this
rAMPHOR.-5O bbls Refined Campbor for sale
- HENRY GREENWAY & CO., As South Calyer
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
N? S% 9%l o nar pbE q
s DUNNOCK & WEATHERLY,
MT u III Smiths wharf
A SMALL LOT OF PURE RYE WHISKEY
Z 4 Just received from YORK COUNTY, Pa GREEN YOE
% baItlnore street mh8-tfr
n COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL THE PRTN-
cipa cities and towns of the United States and prompt
returns by Tm2l tfrl THO I CARSoNr
FINlME AND SIGHT BILLS PURCHASED BY
4 lmz1-tirl THO J. CARSON.
AND WARRANTS bought and for sale by
IL lm2l-tfrl THO ]. CARSON.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES FOR SALE BY
- THOU. CARSON
m2ltr by W PAIN, Atty
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OFFICERS W. BALTIMORE STREET,
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The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06

lia' not lhe California farmer made sse of ire
 r.gauon, and are not his returns equal to the
 most favored State lt is in use throughout
 New Mexico, and not foot or land in sonora
 cou.i be cultivated without its aid-the same
 is 'hc case in the entire Republic of Mexico. and even the farmer in many parts of Texas irrigates And we would ask, what disadvan- tage is 1t that it is necessary to irrigate in this
 Territory There IS none. IL pays, and that is Che best test of its great value.
 Arizona is favored with fine rivers. beautiful valleys, and her grazing lands are unsurpassed Even where there is no running stream, there
 IS no difficulty in procuring water by sinking wells We refer to letter in our columns from one of the first and most intelligent American settlers in this Territory, who has located on a spot that has been called {. dcsert'- in it's place, he has now a fine ranche, and plenty of water. He says water can be had all through this section merely by sinking wells few feet and his statements are far better authority than those derived from people who have lived here but few months and have never ey piored the country. There is no dilicu as to land for grazing or agricultural purposes: All we want is population and protection, to convince the most doubtful tl,'s. notwithstanding tue false reports made by interested parties hero Arizona does possess, in addition to her valuable mine .aIs, an abundance of land equally valuable for farming and grazing purposes.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06
EL ALnMrro. Senl. 2llh. ls5a.

EL ALEMETo, Sept 2ith, ls59
 EDITOR or THE ARHoNno :.--I promised to write from time to time, whenever auythnr of interest occurred and although without news, supposing you would like to know where had determined to locate, drop you line from my new ranche, the "El Alemeto:" nm now busy building house for myself, and to accom-. mOdate my friends This rauche is situated between the Conoa Ranche and 1ucson-about the middle of the Thirty-Mile Desert as it is called by those who can see no land of any value for farming or grazing purposes in this section. Some persons insist that it never rains in this country ani that this is all a desert but that can assure you is false, for have over two hundred head of castle in the middle of one of those wonderful places that people die for want of water and food, and my cattle are fat and doing as well as in any other part of the country. Mcxicans have travelled this country from the Conoa to Tucsc,, for the past hundred years, without water and called l1 " jojuado,' where now have blooming ranehe, with plenty of water and on album dance to eat Water can be had from 1ulac to the Gila rye1 by digging from six to d1y feet. There is plenty Of good land in this country, notwithstanding a few, blinded by pre-. jaiice and disappointment have no eyes to see. or the honesty to acknowledge it
 w. B RooDs
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06
Robbery of Stock by the Apaches.

On the afternoon of Thursday the 29th ult.,
 the ArvNca Ranch the property of the Sonora
 Exploring and Mining Company wa. visited
 by band of Apachcs. The herders of the
 Company had in charge at the time over a hun. dred head of stock and succeeded in driving in some sixty head-the balance the Indians drove of. Fortunately upon the alarm being given Mir. Lathrop, the Director of the mines, was at the ranch, and with six others, imme- dately mounted and followed them. and at distance of a few miles succeeded in recover. ing all the stock stolen with the exception of twenty head-thirteen of which belonged to the Company. Mr. Yancey, of Tubac, lost valuable mule, and the balance were owned by parties working at the mines In their pur- suit they were discovered by the Indians who made oil with the fleetest horses leaving those they recovered. They continued the chase for some distance further; but night coming on, they were obliged to give up, and returned to the ranch The Indians fired several arrows at the herdcrs, while driving off the stock, and it is the opinion of those living at the mines that they belonged to the Pinal tribe, as the arrows We're of the kind they generally carried, and different from those used by the Mescaleros, Iontos or Coyoteros. These continued robbe- ries but prove the uselcssness of the treaty now existing, and the necessity of campaign against the Apaches, ,I they are brought to sue for peace that may be of some value
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06
Thursday, october Gth 1859.
OFFICE To San ETanCiSCO Merchants.

We call the attention of tho san Francisco Mer- chants and Bankers to the value of the Arizonian as an advertising medium. Tho Ar4ouian ha, a large and constantly increasing circulation in Ari- Iona and sonora. The navigation of the Colorado by steamers and the proposed opening of the Port Of Guaymas' give to San Francisco the supply of the Arizona and sonora market; and through no other medium, can the merchants of San Francisco make themselves sc well known. Advertisements inserted in English and SrASIsH-if desired Our address is the Arzonian, Tucson-ria los Angeles. Overland. E-S-San Francisco papers. please copv
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06
Sporting Intelligence.

A large concourse of spectators assembled at Fort Buchanan on the 2lth udmo, to wit ness the race between Captain Ewc'rs horse
 Tar River Doctor Hughes horse "Iigh.- ming and Dr. lrwin's horse " Rascal which came of about II o'clock, A M After a false start ihe horses got of, hut as Tar River boItod of the track into the crowd, thc race was left between the other two Rascal won beating Lightning about three hundred yards in one mile. Capt Ewel ran Tar River afterwards over the same course and made thc mile in one minute and d0yh,c seconds-.hrce seconds less than the ,ima occupied ny Bascal-which only shows that had not Capt F. horse boltrd, ,hcra would have been a wyIIcoutcstcl race between Tar River and Rascal as the latter horse was uot let ruu at iull speed in tbr ast half mile of his race orains, l.a.u.ug, who was beaten early iu the raa
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06
Personal.

On tho t,h instant WM & OrRY, ESQ, left for the East, by the Overland Mail Route on a visit of a few months He took with him, his eldest daughter, a very interesting child It is his intention, to place her at school in Mis- souri, in which State he has many relations Mr. 0, since the formation of the Overland Mail Company, has held the position of general agent of this place, in which position, he has been of great service to the Company. In the impartial discharge of his duties, he has cndear- ed himself to our citizens As one of the earl jest settlers of this Territory, and possessing a high tone of character, and unyielding will, with conservative principles he has been able to exert an unusual influence, for the good and welfare of this community He carries with him, the warm wishes of hosts of friends for a pleasant trip, q happy reunion with his family, and an early return among us.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06
an Agricultural Country.

To the readers of the Eastern press one fact
 IS conclusive, that on all matters relating to
 A: :izona, emanating from this quarter, it has
 been the studied aim of those living here, and
 opposed to a territorial organization, to cry
 drown the interests of this Territory in every
 conceivable way Not satisfied in denying our real necessities and the wishes of majority of
 our people, they would take from Arizona even the gifts Nature has so bountifully blessed her with; they would rob her of her rivers, her mines and her valuable farming and grazing interests they would make her sterile spot and valueless-fearing population might in- wade our Territory ere the proper time arrived and claim their share in the development of the mineral and agricultural resources of the Territory
 That the farming and grazing interests of Arizona have been ruthlessly underrated by few, either through ignorance or prejudice, is self-evideut. We deny their statements. They arc without proof-for Arizona does pos sess all her friends have ever claimed for her We insist that independent of the vast mineral wealth of Arizona, of which ,kere can be no doubt, she possesses an abundance of fine land suitable for agricultural purposes, equal to the demand of large population. That, although not entitled to be called a great agricultural country, in comparison with some of the older States of the Unon she yet possesses land sui. ficent to justify our assertion that the farming and grazing interests will, when properly de- veIoped, be of great importance, and will stand side by side with the vast mineral resources of the Territory
 Statements that have been publisbed East from parties here, have come manly from few who have never seen a hundred miles of the Territory beyond the locality they have lived in, except on the mail route that brought them into the country They speak of the rivers when they have only seen a creek or two They have never travelled far enough vet to see the Colorado or Gila, the Salinas or Sacra- mento, and many others we could name. They would rather remain in ignorance, 10 enable them to write as suited their interests. the course they have adopted thus far Their state mcut5 that all the streams in this Territory are " intermiitent,' hardly requires an answer from us Sufficient for us to say, however Arizona does possess rivers that are not inter. but suppose we have a few that gre does that weaken the resources of the Terri tory ? Does not Texas contain within her borders, many such Has Sonora stream that is uot2 The same i, thc ease with nearly every river m the Republic of Mexico and y,, they afford sufficient water for every purpo,,.
 lt is also said, iu di,poragcmeut of Che re sources of Arizona that it s necessary 10 "ir. rga'e to succeed in raising crops We grant 't but .s it not in universal use in Europe
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06
THE ARIZONIAN.

zr To ADvs.rissas.-P Person, de,irir, t, ,d Tsrise 10 th' paper ore requested fl send in their IA'or' without delay, addressed to TuE Agi4osIAv. lIcion Arizona.
 " Ssascairrtovs must in aIl cases be ascom- Panisi with ths cash. No subssrihor's name will DC entered upon our books anti advance payment has been made
 hR. J. B. DOW is our authorized A,o,,., ,.i tona City to receive and receipt for ..b eripti6D. n tho ARIzoStAS.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06
FataI Array at NIesilIa.

We learn that on the evening Of tho 2ih utimo in difficulty a, NcaIIa, between Mat MaShou anl Wm lw.Uy both employees of Che Overland NJ, Company Vim Ts'uoy ua, shot and died immediately Tho only cause known was a quarrel between thrm We gre informed tho deceased has friends living iu Ohio and Caiilorpia
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06

CHARLES T. HAYDEN, Esq, arrived in town a few days since. F'r II. has furnished many goods in this section, and has on the way large invoice which he has sold to the Sonora Exploring and Mining Company F',th large facilities East, his house is enatled to offer great advantages to merchants or miuing com. panies wishing to purchase
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06

WM RccILEY, ESQ, who has filled the posi- uon of Superintendent of the Overland Mail Company from Tucson to Fort Yuma, since the commencement of .be Company has been in town for some days, and left for California, on the sd instant But short nc since he received the information, that his Division had been extended to Warmers Ranch, in Cal, and has now received a further notice, that it has been continued on to Gilroy, in the above State. This expression of confidence in his ability, untirng exertions, and an acknowledgement of his success in protecting the interests of this large Company, is as gratifying to his many friends in all sections as it is meritcd on his part We congratulate the Company in having so able a gentleman to look after their valua. ble interests in the West, and have no fear of the success of the Overland Mail, as long as it is in the hands of such men.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

WHEREAS on the "a day OF October, A. o. ISIS.
w Jerome Lambrite executed unto Robert o
Congdon, as Trustee, certain Deed OF Trust. con
veyiGg to said trustee the land In Pow shiek county
Iowa, described ~ follows, to wit The northeast
quarter (sJ OF the northeast quarter (a) Of sec
ton number TWEEN y two t22 in township eighty one
(SD north OF range fourteen (l4) west OF the 5lh
n, Containing forty l40l acres; which SAID
conveyance was mad, BY tbs said jerome q
Lsmbrite for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment Of certain pfomisscry note and the
thereon, signcd By said Jerome Lambrite and Jc
scph Lambrite, dated the I'd day OF octettr "
1858, and payable six months after date with lnie.
rest at the rate OF ten pr cent per annrm
And now said promissoTy note having become due
and payable, and the So d Jerome q Lambrite and
Joseph Lambrite having failed 10 pay the sane, I,
Robert Congion, ru.teeas do hereby rive
this public notice. thai by virtne OF the which
Is in me vested BY said decd o. Trust w on eatur-
day the 23d day of July, 1859 bet the hours
and O'Clock In the afternoon OF said day at tho
Court House dor IN tbs city Of Davenport ard
offer for sale at public auction parcel osland abov.
described, much thereof shall be necessary
satisfy no pay tho amount Of said note with the In
tYest thereon 70 the day Of sale, together with sil
the costs and expenses attending said sale costs OF
this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 29ti day OF June, a D 1859
Il. d. CONGDOE,
SuneSl Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
EhGriH,S Sale.

he STATE OF Iowa, In the District Court OF
Scott County, Scott County. Iowa.
u virtue OF n OF special execution issuei from
~ tie ofiice Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
scot county, State Of Iowa. In favor Of VIM. joy,
piAinti J, and against John X Jackson, Mary Jack
SOC; John Weller, weber dreenwell Co, Rem.
wiek Son. Tosnsend, HAYES 4 Co. n Van
1a1, Cook 4 sargent, John Owens, William Gray,
aefendauts, and dated June 9Th 1859 and TO me
directed, commanding ms that Of the real estate Dc
scribed " the said John X oackson. make. or
cause to be made, the sum OF two thous and eight
hundred and Sevcniy-four 40 100 dollars with
intereet and costs; wit: All OF that certain lot
OF ana 10 the southwest quarter in section No
eighteen Us in township seventy-sisht ISL north
range four Al east Of the 9th M bounded and
oectioed a. follows, to vit: Beginning at the orth
west corner OF said quarter section thence south
seventy-foHr tI4i rods, thence hundred and
seven and 5-l0 i01 81 rods to the aad Of John FL
dridge, theme north forty. five t45 rods, along said
kIdrifges line, thence west sixty teven and I've
tenth (61 a-i0l rods thence north thirty-one and
hve.tenth Isl 5-lO rods TO the n;rth line OF said
quarter section, thence vest along said line ferty
I40l rods to the plac Of beginning: containing thin
ty-fve acres OF land more less.
And ] hereby give pubic notice that shall ofIel
for sale at public eucrY 1t the Court House door Il
the city Of Davenport IN said county, on Saturday
the 18th day OF August 1852 at the hour OF ocloel
Of said day to the highest ami best bidder there.
for in cash, the above described property or SUM
cient thereof TO satisfy the above debt with interes
AMI costs.
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1859.
IL. LEONARD.
June 16 Sheriff Of Scott county Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
LEGAL
ShertE,s Sale.

Stat. o. Iowa, II ths pi.trict Cosrs Of Scott
Scott County. 5coaaty. State 81 iows.
Rr virtue q special saseutssa ssssed frsu che
- ono, 81 Tbs Clerk Of the District Ccurs 81 seos.
county. state o. ievs. IN favor q WurB W,sessssn
panintin, and asAtnst q Aekiey aed 6areh A~al-v
dclendsnsa dated June 2Ssh 1855 ana 10 - Itrrrt.
ed. commanding me that Of the real estsas h.tena.
ter descstbt d, ofthe said Charles Ackley msk, or
cause 70 g made the sum Of six HUNDRED thirty
eight END $500 aisvs With nsersss ~ coss: ga
as comUsneed BY said special Ger utiop hsVe lev
led upon the following described real estate
lin Scott county state Of lows, viz The soush.
lof och on In Wnterton. subdivision OF In naeth
hsf 81 the nota-sas quarter OF section tvss ~ fur
pn township overweight north 20 RANGE ehr,e
pf the 5.h N. bounded ~ follows, IN or the
lEestty Division Avenue, ON the south - eensh
Ilvtnue, on she east by Chestnut Az noe = -
lorth By twenty foot alley, containing Ave- arres
bore or le ..
And hescby give public notice that I han On,
Or sale at public ouicry At the Court Hoas. 90 IN
9e city of Davenport, In Scott cnIny 1ovS %
tednesisy the 3Ist day OF August 1850 at IN hour
d2 O'clock n OF said day, 10 tie niehe,s a,d Sess
bder therefor 10 each, the above dusrribe propersy
oisuniceut thereof To satisfy the shove deos With
| iIserest and costs.
pAtsd this ed day Of July, 1853.
/ II. LEONARD,
| tulyA sheriff OF Scott county Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
Trustees Sale.

vXTuERnAS on the l3th day Of January, 1883,
w John Par: and Harriet Parr, his wife, ex~cu-
ted unto Louis A Macklot Deed OF Trust convey
ing to said MAckiot this land in Cedar county Iowa.
describe as follows, to Wit The north east quar-
ter OF the north west quarter Of section numbrr
thirty six 1857 in township number cighty-two (s2)
north OF range number one () west OF the 9Th p n,
which said conveyance vas made by the said John
Parr AMI wife for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment OF one promissory note and the interest there
on signed by sad John Parr. dated the i3,h day o,
January, A D 1895, and payable year after date
to the order Of Geo. s. G. Dow, at Macklot h Ger.
bins Banking House. snd for the sum OF one hun
dred and eighty ore dollar.
And now said note Ia ing become due and the said
john Parr having failed 10 pay the same. I, Louis
Aackio., Trustee rs aforesaid, do hereby givc this
public notice. that by virtue Of the power which IL
In me vested by said deed OF Trust, will Oh
Saturday the 18th day Of August, A. n 1859, he
tween the hours Of two and three O'Clock Ia the af-
ternoon Of said lay, Of the Court House door the
city Of Davenport expose sni offer Tor sale, al publ,
auction, ths parcel Of land above described, 10
much thereof shsll he necessary 70 satisfy and pay
the amount OF said note with the interest thereon TO
The day o. sale, together with all the costs and
penses attending said sale this notice and trustees
fees.
Dated The 12th day Of July, D 1859.
LOUIS A. MACKLOr,
Julyl3 .-usses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
SheriM,S Sale.

TIE STAIR or IOwA,l Inthe pis.ric, cour, Of
Scott County. Scott county, Iowa
DY virtue OF a pecisl execution issued from the
I'D Office OF the Clerk OF The District Court OF SOFT
county, State OF Iowa, In favor OF Asmuss Kubl,
plaintiff, and against Claus Mundt, AnnN Mnndt
George g Arndt, kasdalena Arndt Christopher
Van DoreD, Johann Hannaman, Joseph shields, 4 u
msa Hoote, David Sullivan. Joshua Dial, Mach 81 q
Oorbln, Mathcr. and Christopher Ma hcs, defend
ants, dated July T. 1879. and TO me directed, com.
handing me that Of the real estate hereinafter de-
scTi' ed u the satd Claus Mundt make csas- On
be msde the sum OF seven hundred thirty. one and
"a 100 dollars, viii interest and COSTS and - CON-
mane ca Ivy SAID execution levied upon the following
described real estate situated Scott county Ievs
70 Wit: The north east quarter OF the north--ss Il
quarter OF section eight I5l In township s-vYnty-
eight ISL north Of range three I3 east OF the sh
NJ. together with all build OF. thsr on situated
And hereby give public notice that 1 m All Offer
for sale nj public outry at the Court House doey Ia
the city Of Davenport Scott county Iowa. on Mon
day the day Of August the hour OF oclcrk
day, TO the highest and best bidder there
for In cash, the above described property or sufs
cent thereof t. satisfy the above debt, with inter-.
and costs
Dated this 7th day Of July, ls6o.
H LEONARD,
JulyS Sheriff Of Scott county Iowa