The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-24

twenty-siE days. During this time he was almost constantly marching and secured nearly the whole extent ofcouniy between the Santa Cruz and San Pedro rivers south of Tucson, penetrating as far SoHth as the town of Santa Cruz in Sonora Throughout all this journey the Indian carefully avoided him-Aeeing from every locality toward which he marched at the head of his command He discovered several rancherias from which the occupants had incontinently fled g. his approach, and collected much plunder which. in their hurry to escape they failed to carry away. The Gov ernor s loud in his praises of the energy, de- termination and cheerful disposition evinced by his command despite every hardship and pri- vation encountered, and says that their en- duranse stands unparalleled in all his ex- perience
 Lieutenant Cushing is still in hot pursuit of the marauders of the San Pedro, and with very fair prospocss of bringing many of them to terms from which there can be no appeal. The Governor says of Lieutenant Cushing-and all who know the Lieutenant scquieSce: "He is the most energetic man I ever saw The thanks of the people of Arizona are due to Gen. Stoneman for his wise selection of so eff. cicnt an officer in that particular field.
 Tna DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION The Demo- sratu of Tucson met in convention at tho Court house on Saturday evening" the I7th inst Granville H. Oury, from the chair opened tho business of the'meeting by a lengthy address, wherein he set forth the necessity oforganising the Democratic party for resistence, offensive and defensive, against Black Republican l usnrpatiop." Nor WAS the AEIzoEAN suffered 10 the tongue of the orator which almost accom-. plished it's Rnnihilation, and would certainly have done 50 if the thing were possible. The closing remarks were received wi th e thunder of applause after which nominations were proclaimed "in order" Mir. Woods now arose and nominated Peter, R. Brady for the officer of Delegate to the Foriy-Se:ond Con- zrsss; ths motion was seconded by Mr, CabA~ Hero and unanimously adopted. Memb> rs of lh9 Legislature were next nominated for she council, Msssrs LeviN Anderson, Brown and Brichta; for the house, Massrs, Yerkes, Pacheco, Elias, Stevens Wooster, Thompson. Spring and IYna. Then cana the nopinatonS of Isaac Goldberg, Solomon Warner and John Bra ton fer the office of Board of Supervisors; Gram ! Jill II n,ru 1hA OF SnoriH. NJ Fields for the office of Treasurer; Augustus Cabaero for the office of County Recorder Chas. H. Meyers for tho office of Pub lie Admin istrator, and Wm. II. Tonge for the office oi were then read aud adopted after which the the nominee to the office of Delegate was call. cd upon for flew remsrks." The gentleman stepped forward and said in substance that he accepted the nominate that he felt highly fastered by the unsnimity with which bis mo- imitation had been adopted, and that if elected he would la Dor to the best of his ability to have equal justice metsd out to every section c Arzoaa. At the conclusion of these remark, tac meeting was adjourned. The decrees O the convention seem to De SacreGly bQneEeQ 10 except in the case of Chas H. Meyers, n0mi- mated for the office of Public AdministrA Ator. H' has declined she nomination, by notice snC otherwise, in terms not to be misunderstood.
 Ma. ZBCKENDoRF has just received ono o grandest assertments of goods ever brough to this section of the Territory, and declare his intention to vanquish opposition by selin at rates which will sstonish the communit1 ARd shake the uniform fxed~rate system nov existiug, to it's foundation. His new store i
 fitted up to receive this immense stock and presents a rather creditAble appearance. z iI s successful merehaut-thanks.to Ito his enter
 prisng spirit which no sensible man vii question who has taken the trouble to remarl his advertisement of whole column. Eater prisng men aCiU advertise, and men who Ad ver.ise wiH succeed Mr. Zecksndorf i shrewd enough to observe this, and hence hi success.
 Two MoRE Coop INDIANS The Pima fore which recently surprised and killed thirtee } Apsches at the Pt. sf Mountain, while
 on it's way homewArd came up with few strag gling Apaches somewhere in the neighborhOo ] al L.