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, 1860-07-17

Il, re d.,;d ,sa, w ~ y,1s
tLe payment Of the annual interest uron aeothtr
he amount Of the sane d.te a1a Payass t. .ee ke
t1seusei - s@ snd a.5ast \. F.is! Ii: ~ ee.ass
e "a 1otfs .al cher 9ss!t' .Dssh i
sth sos e =! q Desa ss u, ans Il I'D y
tnsa f Sc T1 ii tee Of
pa1cs 4 lard .sIas y3nk nd eelpf IT, tes ST. Of ch!;
Sset sa @ s.t5
bu,tea I'd eosp%d = = tSnws H.; 70 ID; ri :,
running ,hsnee south $40 wes lne On Rub sts*e:
drl9n es.a<i .hs aah lias i ssi lick distance
OF hundred asd tEy-tArss est 10 40 s|sy themes
wess iIns of said BocE sance q twenty n,e t fett
IT, IT, sSi Rt ND
M mo;s Gr sss 70 ae es Of esDIsns aRa e1 = ss T.;
xe Seais
ar lie sid Deed 81 Trust a!so containing clause ii
:s 4as e Is !: sf t
ih ref Of the M ests taeseon 9T Of my part thereof
tae @ .ppitets ~ o' t.d H;sn.f tar lexa se'asr q
<heE of The Instruments ered by said Deru Of T1at +
p9s o. 70: sh1 sah 10 sppea h. 1T b.
made anderrened. Trustee a stotsslt 70 enc
R,.ss r. F,sss ssstss T ea9sa .,3
1850 oco.k IN the forenoon Of aa day. sel IT the
north topt nf the EouIt HOUSE. In the Citv Chicago.
County Cook Aforesaid, public autton for cs.h 70 he
hhe bidder +, q he 80 sboxe DESCRIBED Pssssl Of land
thereto belo1 o9 and M the 1lkht tte equity
ii redemption Of sid Parker aud vile. The a1d Monies
secured BY said Iced Of Trust bling part Of the puseasa
''ts cs,. :s H. rA1sr FnrEE n Ttsts ;s*sss
.FsrATE OF GEO. W. DOLE,
IL deceased. Public Notice Is hereby sivt to Ill
having Chains demands txAlnt The eatse Of Q-
W Dots, bate Of Cook county det to present 'he
The County court Of Cook county. 70 be hodrn 1t the
September. 4 j. ls0. Being the III ~ thereof
5uLiANs KUMsEY,
E1ecutoSs and Ttu,ttes.
Chicago. July s 1870 l741st6w
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County oi
~ Cook. SS--Superor Court OF Ch!ago. Septembez
Term 4. D. lQ. ueurT ka.slDg. Adolrh kstatuH =
Attachment,
PUBLIC notice hereby given t The said Adolph Retzc
thst vTt Of attachment ..sued cut Of the oee Of .ha
Crk Of tho superior CnuE Chicago da,ed the tay
Ut May. A.n. is0 At the suit II the aad Henry kas.r
d hundred aad eighteen dollars .n :our eents
directed The 3her Of Cook county. which said writ
been sstut1ed esecutei Nov. therefore, uneas you The
said Adolph tetn, shall personally be and appear
dy Of The e t6sreof 10 be hoden It tss Ccurt oue In
A. D. i5aQ eIvt special bull! anu pie u the sa aatln
action ill b: entered Artist yuu in .yc,
Ache4 ss maY r. .uftaent saty tie Ead Judgment
and costs will oe sola To sSt.ty tst saIas ;;,n,
h. P s4nn. pl.n. ATTY. ie4'saa.l-
, 1860-07-17
CTATE OF ILLINOIS.

County, ES.-Czeult Court Of Cook County Sep.su.
ber Terra, 4. D. lS1Wtniam E, Dokxett, Henry D. Ea.-
eett xnd D. Hobart Hills, Columbus u. Aas1hau A.
tachncnt.
Public Notice Is hereby given to the said Columbus 3.
Marshall that writ o! issued Of the oce
the 1t the Circuit Court Of Cock County dased the
fourth Day Of June A. D. At he sut Of The ta!d vi
and Inst Tie rsste Of the s1d COLUMBUS Nahalt al
ihe rum o. fur hundred and totyfuur dtBsss nd 'a
which said ws has been returned executed Now there
fore un!esa you the "a i oluuoa. MArsrs .hall per
County the DAP Of he Term thereof
0e holden Court Hou*e in he City fncxo.
pead 70 tie sid paintfs 4con viii be entered
an-t yon and IN favor q the said william E. }oexet
property aaehel ,y b- sufficient TO satisfy iaId
Judgment Ind coats will be sold to satsAfy The same
WA- j. CHURCH. Clerk,
, 1860-07-17
Dress Trii)tttte,
HICKS THE PIRATE,


from the New York Evening Port F.s.r,
sona ,raar, s;rcn vhar nj. .--..sh
first attracting nmhf;c atfeo,ion ,,a ,'nht;.hs
I'd stn,ement m ihe nuthori,x ~ ep.snar pHu
NJ Johnson ~ ths Iac;hr cns.t ~ ~ snJ ~
identified Him in thc nr,son H. ntr"ded I4o =,
soGa. ~ ~. ~. ...,rsa-a. ano pr.ou. "e %uuaeu ~
hn-hood Ssrsrni ae,,t,s,,a;~n;to ~ 'nas nss
written hr Ii !, iends ~ara sant ~ r. pEy
p,.f e,dssror;rr ~ r".t Jo',h, ~ 40 ..e 1pag ttg
statements. hnI bs ,onsss.;on . ;os. mh,;.hsd us
confirms nv asaers;on tha, 1nn5s 90 tt;aia n.-
odr,;ts ~. ~ 80" ta a-ss; neAe ~" ~
srns,er, shora ~ 1n,sr;r. ~ hetass HsG1;e ~ .Go
md i:h;; Thara a-s .o,,a ,+ha+ .r.rsaat;ans
in wh;rh u;cca waa anos1a5 rn+ ,nant;seaS ;o
thc confee,;on wh;ch 5asS H. ~ ~a-tt mh;is -
rsiate f1ns ~ ths.,, :. as foi,o. ..nn.nt "nTe ~
re.;d;. ~ pa;ta pse. =" to.!nsi Meenaot
inn sf;ch va. scmst;nee on,.'1erad =, ~ Elk
ma;r traflic and At otnera IN s1n,;C,3nn ~ H.
crew wns oen.ra1lv rban,,a5 Nv ssnh e-;, A.o
~,arv ~ 4hssa :. hasrh .co3hsr. = -. ~
insTer. van3d n,a1aiv s1;n ~ -aaa, ~. "ar,
~ 80 ,x,",v T,n-+s 1;o, *. as. no1s ono
san; ~ Tnlnsra;so at wn;ch +hs I.,;nn ~ nta uua2
itneed hardv ha saij that fhase snan 800 ~"
era1lr ~ tha wo1st c1ass ~ ~ .ea.t sIa
s.rfsrs fror, the Engixh and xrnar;raap sell
9~hais-s ~, a,harsS .ha+ ho.aas5 80. - -
fha cnast fnr fTesh nror;s;n,s " A'usn o.
~ Africa ~ ona n 4hc s-,,,,,,n v,.d,
t;ons of Illness rrssei neartr III ihe cTaE da
serted The canta;n. IN ordrr to ronnie,e h;s
Soyarr. w WA forced to engage sucb % matsr;af @ as
nresented ;tself and a,nnnt- fhe n,,nhar tha+ on'
,,1;e5 6or her.b was Jobnson .;nre J;scarsra5
r. ha I1;rls ia stated fhoi ha b.d han- ~
maced in m atfrav Mt \ .tnufoeres !. or inx nor.
tsr.house. 81 IN which he had wounded. If mt Xii.
Id. two "Cholabs." or balEbreeds. and W..
anxious 10 eel awuy. BE was enrarsd for the
Toyape to Guaraou;l Il Pa;ta. however. uhere
IL.
arrest him infnrmat;nn barinr heen sent ~ the
murder. iIicks melted ntheT se,man n res;st
the officers and a terr,,Ie ~ ene enaned Af1er
ra;njv strr,,r;nr +hs 1souiS. 10 eanto-, ,.esa
, 1860-07-17
No=VartuersDlp Il Offices.
Qfp* a::1 Gdr,
.YE AND EAR-Dr. 1Inder-

I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
IL wood, Tic Occulikt and Auris. No. ia Randolph
ssc+ ihree doorl eaH Of Clark. thc "a III. Dr u
eahe professional lueta. - Upthalace Nd Arra Sur
gerry, Living sight 10 the Ibid md hearing to the and
tlul and spc4s Dr. u. 4!ion. upon the Eye and
Ell many which Of difcu and dangerous chatae
tacea+ Ia. ar4faa patients trom Al parts Of US tuion
aa gyr hl reputAto? ID an tnILent ant ektlfui oee
f,toT Lever tled By anr Specialist on ille CaE
ntpt ,z~at.e E,e and Lar which Will contain
fur hundred pases!s enx prepared and will shortly
arpcar Prescription. rent 10 keLn at clAnce where
auryycs. oDer a{:uns are not required, Tnh7-lydAw
, 1860-07-17
n A Z 0 r G II A r D
.4c{d SPRINGS!

Tze&e Springs are h.rased In the valley Of The Oak
Orchard Creek in the town Of ASo,ma 1enereee county,
y. eight mics South Of the village OF Med:n1 the
Erie c1na, Ind fourteen ml1as from Bataya.
EETtr pr!nciEa al Acid SPRINGS are three in number
;se ot sbeu % qss
Of The fully shown in the snhjo1ne tesmouI-
1.'' tSo*. lie ae ue: POSSESSES y iae WEI
aaanes t.ss sns.9. sIa9 ~ ''eA
Enna,sl. q s.s: Ct a.a:e sspseT tao.e 1Es.r'ne =
II .ttn 9s...es-evsa y confirmed ttpro*r-she
tpInlo.s of medical I'D sc.ent,ae tntenen siven
Frsf. Essess T. Ro1s1x SsoT. i. D.. II A1saay is.
y ~ Yc'f: Z asaaz
J.@. sc-rlss, Of Loekpo, \. i. They rec nmend The
&assi s'e3:se@s % :, .1;<s r: ~ | G.
q. d; r. 1aa
zss >, a:: r sns sta ssss ea:ae for
W.'s before Ks As.stmy q Phy,!ss;e. i ~ ~ q
Sx Ta3ss
that he e1a's Of diseases 70 which they pleu
aiS aasps.d ~ eh,one affections # ~ -. ..y.~ AID
dx.. ea,1ie a;s;5s /. '?e 'ssS.s ss*'
iii: :ye: f. 'aa n, Il e so'ss sss
n.eI ah aissat,ke, he s7yA of 1ox txAa
1p .rartAe<sft pss 70 e1ets tAe a2peate
re de- endeai sea.ed usss..ed suite Of he mueou:
tt.<is attended with phoaphasic sediments Is The sutA
feag beg: pIste M to %utsss ~ = es!pE G:s
stnaach Ia }eh}e It BE- -ed properly da'u
Cd ~ 1efIkerant to dc!nsh thurst md psetesn.tusa
hes In tkn usetses-ln those forms Of dJspepat4
ne led with lhE alkaline condition Of tha Esaeh, IL
1at a ~a.er bEaah. It viii prove better tnan hyaf
ors alr from the .eton q lead this
Vii PROVE te admirable antdote. Ia eroar paa ~
i EYxsqi,s fAFnxie fut1FTA and kAasi
ehsonie e6.n .e1tesnslJ) - xarE't In *l<faiai
thruu Of taltaton aId In &e.oxrAes md 0la<
| md Al.o n pitss.
when takrn nterra II, a1nx Of 4aaIrI Of the EsteF
Uter te nouias 1fum ply casns and otter respectable
iudty111ls, cay Be trHcziton 70 the Agent.
naIes. aupp'!ed on b.,al terms.
No Hute4 gtaxsA 2aIess ,,rornref fr144
II. n. BUST HI"k. Sue agent.
No. ~ Broa1way, New York.
f.1rEnrSs&.tn.tbtaa1v
, 1860-07-17
MENTAL DEPOTIN CHICAGO.
WESTERN BRANCH HOUSE OF
JONES e. WHITE

e. r. BINGHAM. AAnAnra)
102 Randolph Street !. 1O2
Coneanty furnishing treD EatetY of DeztA nerehsa-
tlse, tnctudlng thet1 urEFalled
F0R CEZ&XF TIE TRs
{svarded thirty -tt premiums IN The Cncd States Ac4
Eu1ope) Gold and Tn Folls Gold Silver Aua rst!is
fate Hnd vrr. Opcrstnx lnstruuapt4 oface Furniture,
L7.Lee Corundum Whites, KoAnk Ailia, &c. Terms
eG:1:T c.kh- Ao<b 67 Tn
, 1860-07-17
NUlTCkE5 CURED
Ey THE
Hard Rubber Riggs Truss.

49, I'll. TrQ.a Is un,iks N .sh.,, .pe.
no~. ~. rssl b.'h III Iruc;tn I'd ma;. rsi
ns. r., IT,, T'1ss ,@5 ~ ks Il w. tse IL
!os. not p.s.. UPON os areuss.9a:
YouEE peraots md c<ot fsA,t cu'+d Fh1yies,r
a7y u The ONLY PHIL tnufHlCAL TRUSS IL E.TE
Naa bot tho-e Nn lkvr suffered will the us+It Of mn
1ur~ can app'ertata the valve Of tie e. Trus. n
illustrated pamphs cntalnnx Al pascul1ta free 10
Any one. b IGrts'iu lug !. Il. SEklEy
Exclusive n1d scle Agent for the W-~sfrn Stsiea
'tace i 81 Lake Hrssx- Ho.s Gths b.6 1855 Chicago
I}Inola.
1YoIAsn1e md. m mild IT k.v ycy .xiro. f,o1rn
, 1860-07-17

GTEWART'S COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AliEAD.-Thr acknowledged superiority
the Stewart SIote has given rae tn several aItatie1s
The genuine Arcie far only hy c. ETZ, Agent tt
le1 Stste street, between Monroe AID Adams, Aiso,
, 1860-07-17

-; Meyers Miraculous Verm1n Dis
4ye- tt ode a..i lie remedy fr Ex4rro mating RATS
mi MICS C.u:sEDACnEs, RUGS. ANTS, MOSQUl-
Tues FLFAS, MOTHs. GIiAlS-N0lNS aad GAR
Den Insects.
EFrrcc.pa! ne,nt fls Broadway New York.
so,d ty d-rer. l. eve-yxhc:c~ 1ry1scs10sc1
, 1860-07-17
Tor ])ike'a 3)eak,
11:rttiStE' GarDS.

&1z55 FULLER 6 ALBAUGH,-
E1iE9 .........-.
DENTISTGs
Post Once 9ex 1s1s.
Toes EQ7. III tuSN.
, 1860-07-17

EANCY STEAM DYE WORKS,
or SIDNEY KALI6H,
IN sasaA Ca41k st. .hetv.en Monroe End Adams stx-
C11nAao. H.
SeAo A.sfds4 tA4 ffH premium II the tate ..
ooaa'1f sseas ~ saVaua stzatty Atandsd 70.
, 1860-07-17
&su4inrBS Nar08.


ID HOFFMAN,,
i Mccbanea prAnst%nAn mud Soustru&tor
l0l Washington st1set, u ween Clark An1 Ues,tsor.
Al kinds OF MaohlnesY cGust'cese1 and 1spare1 vbt
.nd cacul ont r every KIND ol ma h!nrrr
p.oof wMeh uses snldlnea tts.. etc. G1wlre1 and
fuouett fur Patent 0cf Patterns Of maclntrr e rs-a
fully executed prd wx.T1n'ed, S.-3NA~
, 1860-07-17

110 Hhds. N. o. SUGARS, Com.
AVV mon to Cbo.oe In xtort ard for eale b.
PARSONS, flIklN 4 HAkkEY,-
WAagtA Tat3uftqe
, 1860-07-17

Never. perhaps, has criminal been executed
in New York for whom le8s degree Of sym
pathy was felt than in the case of Hicks. This
was caused by the enormity Of his crimes, while
the deteatatiou OF the criminal was heightened
by his offensive demeanor and the spirit Of bra
vado evinced in his somewhat apocryptal pub
lished confession.
This dctestation was evinced in a coarse mnn-
ner by the r marks made by those who wit
aud said that hanging was too good for him,
while others expressed sort Of fendish regret
that be had not suffered more at his execution
"Watts and Burr had no such easy death"
they said. No ore heard an expression Of SYM
pathy for the pirate.
and mode Of the hanging. "Capi.al place." ,"
they said "just the place to hang d man where
everybody can have fair sight Of him." And
others thought that crery execution ought to
take place Gil HedIos's Island.
To show the interest felt In the affair By sea-
men, We need only state That vessels and small
Doass were :. :: :hs ..s scene Of the execution as
early as si1 o'clock this morning, (among the
very first the sloop L. A. Johnson,} and from
thar hour till noon row-h boats and sloops con-
tinued to arrive.
TIE nENEASoR OF HlcKs.
1fHicks 1ired bold, heartless pirate, he died
! in manner consistent with his life. There was
no atectation OF piety or repentance, ut the
same time no silly.out-spo1en brayado. lie
seemed to REV his death With indifference, aud
showed that il he had nerve enough to kill other
! people be had nerve enough to die himself when
bis time come. His was the very character,
life and death, to make him the kiEd Of hero
! he seemed to aspire to be-a hero OF the "Pi.
rates Own Book
, 1860-07-17
Chicago Lead Works

ossae1 Of. Cnn.on sac Fulton s,rcetA TeM Eide,
LEAD PIPE, BAR q SHEET LEAD.
Shot, .Nhtts Lead.
Rad load, and
, 1860-07-17

PIG LEAD, PUMF6 AND HYDRAULIC RAMS.
ET Orders from The trade solicited. CASH paid tc
Old Lea4l and t2a1 Seed. T. o. Box 1:e6-
IEad E. II. HLATCHFORD.
, 1860-07-17

r I II E, II A r I N E j,
, 1860-07-17

G, K DOW,
ks Arlt RNEY At LAW,
omce No. l. Methodfst block.
Cozne. Clark and Easinetsu streets, Chicaxo. ,lno,
pyt'fsLlY - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

Of hs DEATH Al the early go Of twenty be entss The
American army, and held oommnion - ensiv a. me
war Of 1919 then 1t its height. and the On, Of hs
spent with the army Of the fronty r. where he
was . spectator OF and participation In many . hard
fought battle In two three eagagcD euts he vas So
verey wounded, particularly at the famous battle OF
LuLdy 3 Lane, wheo he received w ,und which nearly
70 the day OF hrs death For his avery In action and
distinguished oonduc, Ia 9th ecis be rapidly gained
promotion, until st the about che close OF tue he
received the commission Of p,Ain the United States
army.
After the war, aud upo1 % reduction Of the army N
peace csabiishmeet, CApts Halle his bravery and
ueefuDeas still resav ed did active dpty ~ sege
iors the r. onties OF the Ind country ne
Always commanded tia respect of his superior oicers
aud mis- strict mill Ny discipline made him an COM
rcender. ~ his chss after for justice add .eo
were well Known, ne was frequently sppo ated Jaage
Advocate al courts martial
Having remained 10 tho army ght yrs after
conob aded he resigned commission 20 de-
vote himself 10 tie duties Of civil life He entered upon
he study Of the law In the Office OF VIM SHETLAND Exq
whom he wSs related by marriage. After concluding
studies he commenced the practice his profession
connection with his teac ami friend, aud continued
in that partnership for several years In this sphore OF
his life, - in bis former be gained the reputation OF
homo, integrity, sound Judgment and practical good
etee
It'll mark Of the confidence tina, v.s entertained for
him, that he held mum Of civil Offices both under The
tate sod general government OF high respor siby ali
which he ned with credit and honor He retired within
few years past from the active duties OF life with an
unstcined reputation.
In private life, ~ Q member Of society he al
ways bore The character OF ptaty moet gene
worh he vas . member Of The Protestant Episoopal
church. and bis fuaera services took place 1t Trinity
church, In The village OF PlAtaburg the cath instant
He inferred with all the houo Of the Masonic Fra
rnity and In such esteem no hold by the villagers,
that the stores In the streets through which the funeral
processon passed, were ccsed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17
Hon. william r.. Halle.

The boa. william Hale died st hs residence 10 the
Village o. FAtsburs, ~ " % ihs sisi az ost5eor ue
advanced ,ee q % year. Ho bern 10 1i)i Sc bio
~ a. sStyt teer ar telvs cre Auc. & ~ uorrrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

soma OF ns being all upr with Francis H., pooS
ssf0sai" the Kood-natured mAa," no stassnan,
1aroaidi forthwith the nobhsi heart N Ialy % Ac3
me old story and Heaven hsip the righteous, God
sa own nesrn are not enough for them. me kSG
~ nonos M wealth and dssi ctioa for hnsoH asA only
spuatng that those who have followed him In The hec
We have had grand tresting match for f2oo ride
II was between Polly, the American bay no nov,
owned by the Duke OF IerrauovA, Epe redins
the property Of the Marquis dc Talon. Hoouusrd NJ
Emperors private Secretary; Prince henchikon, vh,
others Of he ssme cliaue. were present. TSs n.,,s
geldpg at first the iayoritc though the botiuG va
very shy. But the geldng broke aftsr starting
and the went 10 BY ioag lead and easily 6y
nearly quarter OF mile. Che VIII be vel known Il,
New York - the Barnham mare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

BrgrrS, OCT ~ iscc
ne "arsas ucnsreaoe-- oo,>u sst-,n "a. g~t.rrs IL.
Rl's'a and Ausria-Ttn< y PuHe Ogsssss ~ -
idrd-feroi~ni Influence ousr Ne cmfrescc-- ~.
ReTah farvc1k % france-<Risst> 81 ~ o. a.
r. wy &c DC
The telegraph win have informed you taf me
warssw conferences have come 70 untiuely ed s1d
that The high and mighty pasonsges assembled th.,e
have fepsratsd again " fafress. The 4 nrs. o. re
Do~sger Carins seens almost 70 have served 10 80.
come rretext Tor breaking NJ Inc meeting; = aoy rae
Alexander evidently E'ad 10 oscaps ffeu ns eaess
or rs,bcr from he ven beloved c,esvu., Tie lnpe,or n
Aussrs, srd s'mted from ukrs.S wNi q r.esr,,.,,,.
that ss~srod qui,e % m1rs ~ "a. IN e.ry.s =, e
fila sGeotar. re ga not Fta ot be 3scs-sa,s a. -.
i!igr,rieus a7ar,te b. IsH ;stn VI ~ suayu-t4
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14
OBITUARY,


Died, at his residence, near Coffeeville, Mis-,
sissippi, on the 9th ult, after short bdt
painful illness, the Hon. PETER T. WILLIAMS
in the 4lSt year Of his age.
The deceased was n native Of Kushaw Dis
trct South Carolina. lie was born on the
9th day of February, 1920 and emigraied 70
YalobuSha county when but youth, where
he resided until summoned hence by tue mes
senger Of death.
Quiet and unobtrusive in HIS disposition, he
chose the private paths Of life in pursuit Of
that happiness which the human heart 70
much longs after. The native goodness of his
heart, the constancy Of his friendship. the itl-
tesrity of his principles and the honesty OF bis
purposes, had SO endeared him to his neigh
bors that few persons in the county could
enumerate more friends and fewer enemies.
In 1859, without any procurement Of his
own, he was called upon by his friends to
abandon for time his chosen pursuits, andby
them placed in the arena Of politics. lie was
elected to the Legislature and filled his post as
Representative in a manner creditable alike to
his head and heart.
His death has created void that may not
be soon filled-society may close over the
space he occuped-the deepest and bitleTest
pangs of sorrow may be assuaged--but those
qualities that made him beloved while living,
will cause him TO be remembered now taat be
is dead. A pure and good man has gone from
amongst us, no doubt to reap the reward that
awaits the Just. Let his ashes rest il peace.
A.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14
March 11th and 12th.
From Arizona and Sonora.

The Weekly Arizonan Of the 18th ult, ar
rived last evening from Tubac, furnishes a va
riety Of news from Arizona and the Mexican
State Of Sonora.
The Arizonan says the people in that Sec
ton are highly indignant at the refusal OF
Congress, by a Republican majority, 10 allow
the formation Of Territorial government in
Arizona, and the entire population of Mesilla,
bona Ana, Las Cruces, and that portion Of
country near III Paso, have determined TO call
a convention, TO be held at Tucson, in April
next, for the purpose Of taking into consider
atom the propricty Of organizing provisional
government by the people.
The Arizonians appear to be determined to
have no legislative or Judicial connection with
New Mexico.
The Arzonian learns fiom q correspondent
in Sonora that a conspiracy had been formed
to assassinate Pcsqueira on his return from
Guayamas, but he was informed in time, aud
had a number Of the prominent citizens ar
rested.
Two Mexicans, named Aguirre natives Of
Arizona, but for a year past residing in SonO-
IA, were called on by Pesqueira to serve IN his
army. They refused to obey, but were com
peeled by force.
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iicer there Of this proceeding, produced the
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New York Herald.
Presidential Prospects..-The Proper
Attitude of the South.

We have taken the liberty of making the
following extract from letter written at
Washington by one whose official position and
close watehtulness have given him every op-
portunity of learning the DRIFT of political af-
fairs. The letter was not ndited for publication,
but as it relates to matters of public impor-
lance, and withal contains suggestions which
are of practical utility, we have transferred it
to our columns
ain the matter of the Presidency, Douglas
and his friends are moving heaven and earth
to secure his nomination ut Charleston, and
they are guilty of the most extravagant
Dragging, and INSCRIPTIONS misrepresentation
of the position Of the various, delegations, both
in Northern and Southern States.
If the Southern delegates to the Convention
will stand firm, he cannot be nominated.
trust there will be none in the Convention
from the South so base as to betray her.
If the South yields the right Of protection
to slave property in the territories by the
Federal Government, or wherever it has
jurisdiction, she will deserve infamy and dis
grace, and will merit whatever calamity,
and degradation, and inferiority, viii beflll
her in the future. To live in government
which denies us, in It's common domain, pro-
lection to our particular property, is to ac-
knowledge an infer:ority, and to invite our
enemies to put the yoke upon our necks. And
will Southern men bear, much less bring
about such disgrace
What the Southern delegates at Charleston
ought to do, is to assert and maintain to the
last, the right of the South to the nomination.
IF the South will stand together on this, and
unite upon candidate, the nomination will
be conceded to her. This is admitted by all.
She has the nomination in her own hands il
she will unite and adhere to this position. II
they cannot unite upon Southern man, which
[ think they can do then as they are the
electing States, they must claim the right to
,ies,vnate the man from the North. Either Of
these positions will save US from Douglas, but
the first is dur true position-the lastan alter
native.