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''Red Cloud, . a beautiful hat, just
received Mt Francisco d Virgins,
3O7 Main street. I55

STATE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The near
approach of the time of reopening this
eminent institution of learning renders
it not out of place to say few words d.
recting the attention of parents to the
thorough course of instruction, the SUI
perior advantages held out, and the mod
crate terms ON which an attentive young
lady may acquire complete and ele-
CANT education. The school will be re-
opened on the 9Th of September, under
the most favorable auspices, and 1852
will cover all expenses of regular tut
ton, board, washing, fuel, lights, and
furnished room, for session of five
months. 1t is a great advantage that
French, only, is spoken at meals. At
tention is called TO the advertisement,
and for information address Rev. c..
Collins, d. D., President.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
Rev. Thos. II. Brown, Of Alabama
Knocked on Train.
Brought 60 the City and His Arm
Amputated.

The enjoyment which reigned supreme
on a crowded train due here at $3.50 yes.
terday afternoon, was painfully broken,
near Moscow, by sad and perhaps fatal
accident. Owing to the dense crowd Of
stockholders coming to the annual meet.
ing to-day from North Alabama, Rev.
Thomas +. Brown, Methodist minister,
Of forty-6ve, who rides Madison circuit,
in Alabama, climbed up on top of the la
dies car, where there was breathing room
and fewer people. This was at Corintb,
where he had just left his family. As
the train approached the bridge over Wolf
river, near Moscow, he was standing
up, in the act of spreading an umbrella.
The brakeman signalled him to sit down,
but he failed to understand in time, and
was knocked from the car by the beam
of the bridge. He fell across tie with
one arm on the rail, which was Instantly
crushed by wheel. When the train
stopped he was taken up insensible, and
had only partially revived wheA the train
reached the city. The unfortunate man
was taken to the Whitemore House, and
received every possible attention. His
arm was amputated just below the right
elbow last night by Dr.. j. II. Erskine.
His head was severely bruised, and it is
not by any means certain that he can
recover. He was married to an estim-
able widow lady near Corinth only two
weeks ago.
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IT You want good old Megibben
whisky, go TO 278 second street.
FLOR DE CANTERO.

A MosT DELIGHTFUL DESSERT may be
found in the new article of food, Sea
Moss Farine, which can be purchased
for twenty-five cents package, that will
produce sixteen quarts of most excellent
blanc mango, or proportionateq quantity
of custards, light puddings, farina,
creams, sauces, Cruel, Charlotte Russo,
etc. This seems almost incredible; but
it is vouched for by ladies of the highest
responsibility, who append their names
to their statements The Company
state at least fifty delicious dishes can
be made from the Sea Moss Farine, and
give in their circular the recipes for
many of them. We consider Mr.. Rand s
discovery a highly important one for the
millions, and indeed for all classes of
society, in these stringent times. cod
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HoPE HALL IssTITUTE.-We are glad
to learn that the prospects Of this semi
nary, located in the Linden street Chris
tan Church, are highly encouraging
Prof Toof, the Principal, comes to our
city fully Endorsed as gentleman and
scholar. His assistant, Mrs Mahoney,
is well known as a successful teacher
and accomplished lady French is the
native language of Mile Michot, and
Miss Beach is an expert in the science
of music. The session opens Monday,
September 18th.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
True E con my
Is FOUND IN THE
BOOT.

TIME FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
i St. Louis Fair for 1853 was awarded TO the
manufacturers ofthis beautiful boot. Il COM
bines all the utility Of the sewed boot with the
cheapness Of the pegged boot. Its construc-
ton is in this wise; instead Of pegs. peculiar
shaped brass screw is driven into the sole when
damp, and smoothly and securely clinched.
thus holding the soles and uppers together 50
tight that they can never rip or give way
They have all the smoothness and elasticity Of
the seved boot, and none Of the disadvan-
tages attaching 70 the peEged boot. We sell
them Al a price bat a tribe more than that Of
the peEged boots; thus We furnish you with
something that l. indeed economical. We
have a fresh stock Of all kinds Of Boot and
Shoes for ladies. gents, misses and children
also a fine line Of shoe oruamcnts. which We
will sell At wholesale and retail.
Jos. J. IN Ri + CO..
ST So Main street.
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SrocK DRovERs, ATTENTION. = The
Magic Arnica Liniment has been tested
in the Mississippi Valley in thousands of
caseso Of eharbone or erysipelas, and has
never failed to cure case. Planters
pronounce it the best liniment for stock
they have ever used. Orders by the
gross, for plantation use. are very COM
mon. Lameness and sprains are cured
BY it between two suns, so that mule
can be kept in the pillow without inter-
ruption. Big-head, scratches. swellings,
and, in fact, every disease of horse
that can be reached by external means,
is cured rapidly. A trial is solicited.
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The "Pick wick" hat at Francisco
q Virgins. I5E

DrBBoLL's BENEFIT.-Mr. w. 0. Dib.
boil, an old and well known citizen, is to
take benefit at Broom's Opera House
Friday night next Mr. Dibboll is the
treasurer of that institution and has
been faithful 10 his trusts in that capa-
city as everywhere else. He has good
friends wherever he is known, and
worthy of a rousing benefit A bill of
uncommon interest will be out for the
occasion and the house will doubtless be
crowded. His friends who neglect him
this time will miss good thing and miss
doing him favor.
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KosKoo.-This medicine is rapidly
gaining the confidence of thepeople, and
the numerous testimonials of its virtues,
given by practitioners of medicines,
leave no doubt that it is safe and re-
liable remedy for IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD,
that speaks in hig terms of its curative
properties, and give special recon-
mendation of Koskoo to the practitioners
of medicine. This is, we believe, the first
instance where such medicines have been
officially Endorsed by the faculty of any
of the medical colleges, and reflects great
credit upon the skill of DR.. Lawrence,
its compounder, and also puts " Koskoo"
in theTAN of all other medicines of the
present day From the Norfolk Daily
Journal December IL, 1869. 2-t
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FLOR DE CANTERO.

CATHOLIC Book SToRE.-W. J. Mans.
ford, at the corner of Second and Mon.
roe streets, is always supplied with the
latest daily papers from all directions,
the popular weeklies and the magazines,
besides fine stock of religious and pop
Mar books.
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Lost,

On Monday night, one of the stock
subscription books of the Memphis and
Raleigh Springs railroad. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving il
at the Office of the company, No. I,
Madison street.
Z. +. BABcocK, President.
Appeal and Avalanche copy 2tl
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If you want good old Megibben
whisky, go to 276 Second street.

IHAvE, at my stable and stockyard,
4i5 Main street, five yoke Of well-broke
cattle, in fair order, and very large, fine
oxen, for saw mill purposes, or any heavy
hauling, which / will sell low Call at
once. 1881 W, N. Brooks.
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JOE. SELIGMAN.-Go to the DeSoto
stables, at So Union street, for the finest
horses, either for saddle or buggy. He
keeps the best, and by strict attention to
business and politeness to the public has
built up a splendid business.
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New York Money Market.
:.

NRw YORK. August "a. / p.m.-Governmen
securities are dull. with slight decline
through the list. Sterling exchange is very
steady at 1904 for sixty day bills. Gold is
loaning fat. Money continues easy at to 8
per cent. Railroad shares are unsettled, with
but few stocks offering. Tennessee bonds are
quiet.
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CLosED FOR REPAIRs.-That popular
resort known as Willett's, 81 Adams
street. will be closed on the 18th inst.
for repairs, but viii be open again to the
pleasure-lovihg public on or about the
LIST prox., reburnished, refurnished, and
generally fixed up. 1853
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EaMoNs & SoN have papers direct from
New York, only little over two days
from press; also from New Orleans, St.
Louis and elsewhere. They keep all
that is in demand.
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HEzEKIAH, 81 Jefferson street, guaran-
tees a perfect fit. All shirts manufac-
tured by him are warranted, or no sale.
He also makes gentlemen under
clothing in the latest approved style, and
cannot be beat in this city l55
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]. DEvoTo has just received fresh
supply of Millard's finest prepared fam
lily Chocolate. Call at corner of Adams
and Third streets, headquarters for fam
lily supplies. 1851
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ALL notices of meetings of any organ
lied institution will be published at fifty
cents in advance, or if charged, one dol
lar, for each insertion, if the same does
not exceed one square. I
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| BOATS IN fOkI.
Emma Floyd, A. J. White, Gen. An
derson, S. G. Day.
RIVER, BUSINESS. MISCELLANEOUS.
The river is declining steadily here
and at st. Louis, and is again rising al
Cairo, the rise being caused by the re-
cent high waters in the Ohio and Cum
berland. The decline at st. Louis is
about inches day, and the river is
now lower at that port than before the
recent rise. At Quincy and Dubuque
the decline goes steadily on. The Ohio
is falling from Pittsburg to Evansville.
Arkansas river is declining as rapidly as
it rose, and has to-day about 81 feet to
Little Rock. White river declines slow
", but remains in fair boating condi-
ton. The weather, which has been un-
comfortably warm several days, changed
last night, and to-day it is cloudy and
cool, with indications of rain. Business
at the levee is dull, and confined chiefly
to discharging the cargoes of the White
and Floyd.
The Pat Cleburne goes out on Friday
for the Arkansas river and will go
through to Little Rock.
The Julia is to-morrow's packet for
Vicksburg.
The Belle St. Louis will arrive to-
night and departs tomorrow for St.
Louis.
Capt. n f. Webb expired in St. Paul
Thursday night at 10 clock, from inju-
ries received on the Government steamer
Montana. Flags we're at half-mast in
honor of his memory
The Emma Floyd came in this morn
ing from Cincinnati with good trip, and
will return tomorrow evening taking
freight and passengers for Cairo, Evans
vile and Louisville.
We learn by a private telegram to Lar
ry Harmstad & Co., agents, that Lew
Hates popular steamer, the Nick Long
worth, will arrive tonight from above,
and depart tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock for Vicksburg, Natchez and New
Orleans.
The Chicago Wrecking Company have
just raised in good condition, from rs
fathoms of water, the propeller Boston,
sunk near Skillagalee Light, Lake Mich
igan, two years ago.
The Vicksburg Herald charges Dr.
Walker, the appointed wharfmaster of
that city, with malfeasance in Office and |
offers to prove the charge.
A row occurred on the Kate Hender-
sou, on her way up on Wednesday last,
between the Mate, r. Hamilton, and the
ieck hands. Some of the latter were
Ient ashore.
Rates Of freight from ST. Louis to New
Orleans and Yieksburg we're advanced
to the following figures: Flour
sc; pork 81 hay soc; heavy pound
reight 35c per 100 pounds.
Yesterdays Democrat says:
The question Of a free wharf vs.
wharfage tax as imposed by the city Of
g. Louis, will soon be tested and rapidly
,arried TO the Supreme Court Of the
United States The Memphis Packet
company will probably be the defend
Ints in the case, and the argument will
,e Of great interest TO the whole Missis-
ippi Valley in general, as well as to
,oafmen in particular.
The Engineer Bureau will soon begin !
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DANDRInGE, MITCHELL & Cove
omitted to state yesterday that the above
firm will not formally begin business
until the LIST of September.
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ENCOURAGE home enterprise and in
dustry. Give Hezekiah, the great shirt
manufacturer, call. We know he can
suit you in any kind of a shirt you might
want loo
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Attention. Ladies' ,

Received to-day, rich jet necklaces;
more of Queen Victoria sets, and new
styles in bracelets, THE JET PALACE,
1853 1923 Main street.
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BOARDING.,

BOARDING = REDUCTION IN BOARD;
IS Day board, $50 per mouth; board and
lodging. SEQ; for two occupying same bed. "
eaen PCT HOH'" WTHfITEM0RE HOUSE.
list Nos. 100 and III Adams street:
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MATTRESSES of all descriptions, on
hand and madeto order, by Martin Eyke,
81 Madison street. l57
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THE CITY.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. T
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quoted steady at 1904, and Tennessee
bonds quiet. The Directors of the Mem.
phis and Charleston railroad held meet
ing at the Chamber of Commerce this
morning, a report of which will be found
in another column.
COTTON.
The market to-day is quiet, with a
light demand for good styles. Buyers
were not willing to pay the prices asked
by holders, and but few sales are re.
ported. The total sales up to noon will,
perhaps, reach so bales, and were nearly
all of low grades at irregular prices; one
lot of 10 bales strict middling was dis
posed of at l9Ic. TheNewYork andLiv-
erpool markets opened quiet; the former
OF l95c and the latter at 9sd for uplands
and 9fd for orleans. The latest quota
tons will be found in our dispatches be-
low. Messrs. Hill, Fontaine 4 Co. re-
ceived to-day the first bale of new cotton
from Tunica county, Miss. 1t was raised
by J. Gleason & Co. upon their planta-
ton, and will, it is said, class as bright
middlings. 1t weighs 6lO pounds, and
will be sold at private sale.
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PIrTsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
coal-Pittsburg and gas coke-for sale
by BIGLEY, MELfERsH 4 Co.,
l5Ot South Court and Main.
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liverpool Cotton Market,

By S. P. and A. telegraph
LIVERPOOL. August "a. p.m.-Cotton is
firm; sales, estimated. 10000 bales.
Midding Uplands. .........................- q 81
g Va
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QUlxISE is good, but Stones Tonic
Syrup is better. No cure, no payl Is
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Joe Locke. 238 I-2 Main street, re-
cefves the Herald, World, Times.
Tribune, Sun and Journal of COM
merce; also, the weekIfes, etc.;
through i'm Fifty Hours. AT
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SPRING MATTRESSES and furniture re-
paired, renovated and vanished, by
Martin Eyke, 81 Madison street. l57
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For lime, cement, plaster, plaster
ing hair and fire brick go 10
BUCHANAN, HORTON d. CO..
10 34f Front street.
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QUININE is good, but Stones Tonic
Syrup is better. No cure, no payl 10
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south Memphis school, Wellington
81. w. III. Bowers, Principal. ILL.,
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sIRAYEp or STOLEN.

.5Io REWARD. OR STOLEN
STU on the 18th of August, 1870, large
blsck and white striped milch COW; white
forehead, short tail. and had on a new bell
with new strap. Any one returning her 70
lne WIN 'e's''' FRANK SAUPE.
Homework on Valentine avenue. between ne"
and old Raleigh road. 10 To-
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The amateur tournament is still going
on at Cadmus Is
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"BrOadway" dress hat, Francisco
a. Virgins, 3O7 Main street. Isl
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TWELVE standard American tables at
Cadmus. Is
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MONEY to loan on collaterals, at 202
Main street. w&s-ll-l
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cALoRIc ENGINES.
ERICSSON'5
CaIOric Engine.

SAFE, ECONOMICAL. DURABLE.
Uses No Water Requires No Engineer.
HAvING MADE ARRANGEMENTS FOR
III manufacturing this Engine on an extern
size eeale, we are now prepared 70 furnish 70
- lesfrins Light power. the best and most
econoufSal engine ever offered 70 the pubic.
w. 5RLAMATER IRON WORKS,
Foot Of West 18th st.. N. I.
Branch once l. A, Robinson. 80 Broadway
13s-wks-li-5I
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FLOR DE CANTERO.

THE best place to play billiards-Cad-
mus. Is
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ANTHRACITE Coal, just received by
BIGLEv, MELLERsH & Co.,
1902 South Court and Main.
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ssThackerRy Hat" something eIe-
CANT. at Francisco O. Virgins. l55
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LEAKY RoOFs repaired by Bartholo-
new & Allen, No. West Court st. 1927
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FLOR DIE CANTERO.

CADMus' bowling alleys are in good
condition. Is
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oooLKsr place in Memphis = Cad
mus. Is
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The fall style dress hat at Fran
cisco d Virgins. 155
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HArscleaned and dyed, 8s4 Main st.
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Delegates to the stockholders conven-
ton are respectfully invited to call on
Cadmus.
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New YORK cotton Market

By S. p. and A. Telegraph
NEW York. August "a, p.m.-The market is
heavy; sales, on the spot, 200 bales; for future
delivery, 1900 bales,
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NOR NEAT AND EXREDTTIoUs JOB
X Printing. call at Is Madison si<fei.
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Storage cheap, No. 3 Elliott block, [ l57
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LONDON STOCK Market.

By S. p. and A. Telegraph.
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FOR RENT.

~ WHEATLEY, Rental Agent
Refhei 'VIOclk, Office No. 5. Receiver
ships ace opted.
V1op prNT "A LARGE WAREHOUSE
for rant Ina ,rire at 1856 Main street.
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P. S.-Briggs, the original Briggs, has
charge of her grapes. " The gods OF 20.
never imbibed better Bourbon or tested
the merits of old Robertson county than
is to be had at the crossroads Ger which
he presides.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Belle Vernon, New Orleans.
r. j. Lockwood, Red river.
" A. J. White, Louisville.
" Emma Floyd, Cincinnati,
Gen. Anderson, Friars Point.
" Susie Silver, New Orleans.
" Sallie, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle Vernon, Cincinnati.
r. ]. Lockwood, Cincinnati
" St. Joseph, St. Louis.
Des Arc, White river.
" Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Susie Silver, st. Louis.
" Sallie, Arkansas river.
BOATS IN PORT.
Emma Floyd, A. J. White, Gen. An
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80 Hours-New York Dailies.

W. B. RIcHARDEr, Sec'y.
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NOR RENT-A. LARGE. CoMM9ptlOOs
40. ny IL Second street. suitable for fine
dwelling or boarding-house. Possession given
LIST September. Apply to Smith 'enersen'
30S15 Second street. IoI-lo
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-11
NOTICE |!

In the matter of the Estate Probate Court,
 of Pima County Newton Israel, decd. Territory of Arizona. The People of the Territory of Ariz ona send
 Greeting
 IN pursuance of an order of this court duly made and entered, or the first day of June, 4. D. 1870, notice is hereby given that Saturday, tho Ilth day of Jusne, 4. D. 1870, al 10 o'clock Q. m. of said day, a the court of this court in the town of Tucso n and county of Pima, has been np- pointed for hearing the application of John II. Archibald, praying that docume mt now on file in this court, purporting to be the last will 8 nd testamen of Newton Israel, deceased, be ad- mittod to Prof ate, and that letters tos tamentary be issued thereon to said John H. Archibald, who is named therein as Executor. At the tune and placo specified, all persons interested may appear and conte st the sames
 2W4j F. H. GOODWIN,
 Tucson, June 2, 1870, Clerk.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-11

ot Camp Bowie, which by the Eain road is dis
 tsnt from this point some g miles. ue ac-
 cordiagly left the road ard travelled off by tue trail which become | EdualIy smaller until 1t was no longer discernaBfe After travelling around for hours without water he discovered
 another trail which be followed until 1t led him
 into the heart of the Dra2o9a mountains While travelling iu search ot water here, he was startled 10 hear a noise made by animals, at short distance, and soon discovered that he had almost run into . nest of Apaches, who. fortunately did not discover him. Thus sar- rounded by hostile savages the truth become apparent to him that he was lost. Sealing himself away fro n this -ngerous locality he crossed the San Pedro alaiu, and for success sive days and nights travelled al n adom, sub-
 sisting upon his seanty stock of provision, now almost exhausted. Reaching the Santa Cruz he discovered more Indian signs and i'm mediately aftorward, more Indiana Crawling around to avoid observation he discovered ;hat he was in the neigbborhood of & rancheria
 Almost perishiug of thirst he sa. for some time locking down upon the Indian village unable to decide as to the wisest course, whether to go boldly and seek hospitality Gt their hands, with the probability of torture and death, OF 10 calmly perish where he sat He at length came to the conclusion that he must be the very meaneat kind of an Indian who would aka advantage of a man m his condition, and in that wholesome state of mind boldly stalked into the village, where, instead of being placed before Q slow fire and roasted to death he was welcomed, furnished with milk, meat and Pino1e, and suffered to remain until completely restored. Instead of having stun. bled upon village of hostile Apaches he was the guest of village of (frindely) papa gos, some 50 miles from this place. Furnishing him with food and water, the Chief pointed out to him the route which he must travel to reach Tucson but, by strange careless ness he lost himself again and for two days and nights wandered around on the plains, when happening at length to come within sight of the camp ire O. Ca |. Eiuds' teamsters, taking provisions 10 the cattle camp he was again rese ed, furnished with food and water and put on the way to Tucson, where he arrived on sunday morning after having made journey
 alone and unarmed that twenty oi Our beat
 moQntaineers would not wish 10 undertake