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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Pawnee LIfe Restorer.

For curing Dyspepsia and Asthma, and the Blood
Puriner, which has cured ten Thousand persons Al
30, ne VIE rds salve, for curing corns, bnnldns,
scroiula, te ter Itch and sores OF long standing.
Also, the Great spine Ointment
Come ye VINO are Suffering from blindHess, deaf
flesh is heir TO-
Clarvnyant examinations of the human frame
anu Recipe given for s. 90 am universally Known
tar ugh0ut the United ates aud dsfy eOmpe itiOn.
delphia sens az
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
MERELY MEMTIoMED.

-Gibson's pure Rye wbi'key old and mellow, s.
and 90 per gallon The best goods for the same
money IN town. Bowman, I'd and King,
Go 10 Bowman. the grocer. "a and King. for
anything you want in the wine or liquor line.
Goods the best, prices fair.
New Shop.-Jau7es Dugan has opened a barber
shop ct 602 TatnAl street. and will welcome his old
customers 10 the new place. He recently removed
TO Philadelphia, but likes wilmington better and
has returned. For neat slave g We him a call,
Call at T. p. Pennington's and get good Boots
and Shoes, cheap.
The place is at Ninth and Orange streets, there
you will get good custom work cheap and god, n.
+. Pennington.
Another Article Of Common Household Use su-
perceded Associated with the earlier rtc0lec-
tons OF great many men and women is the mem-
CRY Of the Bath brick and emery some wherewth
the knives and forks and pans and kettles, and 9TH
er kitchen articles were at stat times secured
up" That rimitive m lde prevails day in thOus
ands OF families who Lave never used Sapolio Bot
once let SapOlio be used for this purpose and that
housewife never wants Bath brick or emery stone
any more. Sapolio not only scOurs OF all rust and
tarnsh, 1t briehtHns, besoWs polish as brilliant
as new, and does It in one.teAth the time qnlr d
by any other substance. Sod everywhere. House.
keepers, try it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

tH-SylUdn SpTin % -Chss Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant place Of resort has been neatly d ted Up
for the reception OF individual visitors picnco and
social parties Ample omuOdatiOns for dancing
have been made. and ice cream, lemonade, cakes
fruits &c., will be sO,d 10 all who dest them, NJ
intoxicating liquors Will he sold on The ground. He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market where the above named luxurles NAV be
had during the season alsO, at hrs residence Sixth
and Orange, where he will be pleased " see hls
many friends and the punlc generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Zeal Estate.

n N. CHILD co.'s SALE ovKR BRAHpxwNE, ON
SATURDAY.
The public sale of lots on the North side Of
the BrAndywine, in the Ninth Ward, on Saturday
afternoon, by NJ. N. Child & Co., passed of sat
isfActorily. L. W. stidhAm & Son. Auctioneers.
Tha follovinR ara the aalea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
w1hs Lafayette Hotel aud ths Red Ven -

MIMRGroS, sept, 10.
AT meeting Of the representatives OF TIE q, C.
OF u. y. |. .. X. M. stopping at the LaiaJ Jette
House, 1t was
r. iped That we turn 'artfelt thaul for he
ktBd aud courteous manner In which we have been
entertained by BrJ. Pefsnn aud wife, during our
stay; that we sNal ever remember them wi XII a.
ness aud recon mend MS hsus4 to our frends.-J.
II. Bowler, Pc; @. NavlOr, Pa: Frank W Smith
Pa; W II. Mcclellan Pa. J. c. Young Pa; j. W
Layco,k. H.; W. +. Meacham, Tenn; j. L Loi.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

EY- Noic Jor Summer.-'rhe wi ter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the North. may moi
have ceased to blow, and city tallors have al.
ready made ARRANGEMENTS for Spring garments for
the people. Mr.. John II Nuhlhausen, at AIS King
street. especially has laid in beautiful stock Of
coatings- vestines cassmeres &C, for SprDg and is
ready to receive orders from his usual well dresse
customers He is also having his store papered and
painted 80 that rythng looks as bright aud fresh
Is a new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

- For los Of Appe lie, Dyspepsia Ind gestion
depression Of spirits and general denilty, In tneiT
varieui forms FerrO-?hosDor ated Exir 1f Calisava
made by Caswell Heard 4 Co, New York, snd
sold by all druggsis, is the best tonic AS stimu-
liant tonic for paen covering from fever u,h.
er Sickness 1t has no eq'al II taken during the
season It prevents fever and ague And ether inter-
militant feveFf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

The DoyeR PUBLIC BuILDINGs Nothing has
yet been done on the alterations to the State
Hon-e and 1t is reported that the contractors
have wI'hHraWn from the job. The County
conrt-hou-c will not be commenced before next
spring, lhe [. \ Governments PURPOSES
about the new Post Office are not asceItAined.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
RocIetIes.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING,

Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 20, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King.
Lenape Tribe, No. 6, /. o. II. NJ. in fourth
story Saville Building, 9th and Market streets.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. s.,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hail. Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 9, .. U. A. M, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No, 8, Jr. o. U. A. M, at
Hall 5ll Market street.
Enterprise Circle, b. U. G. A, at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. l, X. of p, at
Knights Of Pythias Hall, No. 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, G F., at Good Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King streets
Star OF Bathlehem Division No. T. s. OF T.,
Ninth and French.
Wawaset Lodge, No. 1S, l. o. OF G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Washington and La Fayette Chapter, No. /, r
A. NJ, at Masonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

WHEREAS, II has come 10 the knowledge OF this
Board, that builders and other intprested parties
are IN the haet OF building PRIV wells without re-
ference 10 the requirements Of An ordinsnce Of the
Guy in relation 70 the size depth, location &c., of
the slme. therefore
Resolusi That the Street Commissioner b J dl ect-
ed to give the matter his prompt atten n to the
ehd hat the laws airing thereon may be observed
here y certify that the above is a tue and c1r-
rect copy OF preamble and resolution passed ny the
B2s'd of Health at s59,ed meeting September hth,
leiS WIN. s HAYES, Secretary.
The attention Of all Interested parties Ia called TO
the above reeOiutl0n ID. II COYLE,
spti3lOt Street COmmssl ner.
NoTIcE.-I will paw no debts contracted nv my
So Jos.ph Sharpe. JESSE SHARPE
seplS-St'
NoTICE-specal meeting OF the Stockholders OF
~ the Diamond State Kaolin co OF the state OF
Delaware, a. the ONCE Of the Company Sept. 10th,
stpG-6 9ls JOHN TRUCKS, Pres.
NuTlCE-1sT DELAWARE The members OF
- tie Old FIRST Delaware Regiment Will hold
their snd Annual Reunion IN Wllniugton, on Sept
81. Meeting 70 he called to order ut 2 o'c.ack, P.
M and wi give ag and free banquet 10 members
or the r. giment In honor of this occasion, In the
evening, at Rohinsnn's Dining Rooms No slT Mar
le - 10 which all are cordially invited BY order
or the Executive Committee
GeN. DANIEL WooDALL Chairman.
CAPT v. Y GRuBB Secretary. sep 2tolGnc
VnNHlRD SERIES OF LOAN STOt K.-The HON
loan Assocati n is now issnlnR third series
26,h. suhscr,ntions f!r the remaining shares re.
ceivai by NJ. NJ GUILD Treaau 'er, or by
L. n. TAYLOR. SECRETARY,
sept9 5O2 Market street.
NoTlCF-A A meeting Of the shareholders of
Clayton oan Association will be held at the
I'm e OF hr. NJ ;Cabe at the cor .er of Third and
NJ rket on Monday, Sept. 2li, at s O'Clock p. NJ.
M. L LICHTENSTEIN,
hepo-tm Secretary, pro TEN.
NOTICE = HORTICULTURAL RXHIBITIoN.-
a donations OF fancy or Other articles for the
Uvht
tlon Will he thankfully reCei ed bV either OF the
under gned Committee: Mrs r. S. X Butler s45
u tnal street; Mrs Phiip Quig ~, ell King street;
MIS- q. Molltslon sol Washington sIrett: NJ g.
0eo' hlcharusoh' olo west street sep4tl9
NOTIC TO TAX PAYERS-The tax PAYERS of
~ the Northern District OF WILMINGTON Hundred
are hereby notified that the undersigned will he Al
Fighters cigar store, N. W. cor of Ninth and Mar.
ket stree'a, on Monday next. from g A. M 10 ia M
anh from TO p NJ, remaining there daily until
iOrther nolce, for the purpose OF receiving County
tdNs LEWIS MCCALL,
dugSV VI Collector.
NOTICE -YOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION
Pa SERl ES.-By a vote Of the members OF
the Young Mems Loan Association, he d al their
tOns on the evening OF the 10th inst II was voted
unanimously TO issue nye hundred shares OF New
Stock commencing with the month OF June Sub-
Acrlp'l0ns 10 the will be received by the Preai
ident, 7. Y de Norm handle at his store gl2 Market
street. aud also at the Farmers Bank, by
Vitu 7. Z. YOUNG, Secy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

THE FiRsr FRosT Gentlemen from the coun-
try report that there was a sharp frost in some
localities last night George Springer, Of Mill
Greek mentions having seen it. It was confined,
however, to a few localities aud did no perious
ninry to the corn, tomatoes. and other crops
"hich are no" completing their growth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

The "DowNISGTowN ISDE PENDENT This ID
the title OF new paper started in Downingtown
under tue management and editorship Of Mes
srs Potter and Cordery. 1t is seven column
sheet and is reported to look well.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

kNIGHrs OF PYrHAs PARADE. Arrangements Is
are in progress for agrand parade OF he Kqights
Of Pythias at Coatesville, on the 1lth of OIto-
Der. The proposition is to have all the lodges in
Chester and Lancaster counties present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

QUARTERLY MEETING SERMONS. - Rev. T. j,
Thompson, Presiding Elder Of the Wilmington
District preached the third quarterly meeting
sermon OF the Conference year, at Asbury NJ E.
Church On Sunday morning, and at st. Paul &
last evening,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

~THB ONLY PLACE.
where ladies can get s, tied in
HooPsKIRTs, CoRsETs AND UNDERWEAR
isst
RRANK'S LADIB,' BNPORIUy,
OIL Market Street. wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Now Advertl.smenl., rhI. Day.

Notice Delaware Lodge IOOF
For sale-Three-stOry briNk house
COWS at public eale-John ID lhow
Asslgnee's sale of furnishing goods
Wanted-Board for gentleman and wife
sapolio-B. 4 c. Shoemaker.
Something new-Green CASTLE soap.
Their name Is Lesipn-Clty Item.
Notice-Lafsy ttte Lodge, X. OFF.
so cows at Public Sae-John K. Dolbow
No ice-A special ttain.
Fnnera' notices.
Amor d. Perkins-New Grocery,
Agents wanted for maps.
Nanted-By an American woman.
HaTdware-Truman Il Shaw
Grand Trtal-Fair at West Chester.
For rent Iowa good house.
Agents ante for q srdener's Monthly"
Ranges, Heaters. &c-H. p. PickelA
hes LUTON Of Thankfully Item.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

A new Baptist chnrch is being builded ct Rid
ley Park, to cost about e25 600.
Chester expects to build 50 new houses this
Fall, come of which are not yet begun.
Lafayette Lodge, X. OF P. are notified to meet
Tomorrow afternoon, at 2. p NJ, to attend the
funeral OF Bro Richard Steel.
John X. Dolbow will sell thirty irst-class COWS
AZ public sale. on Thursday, at the Practical
Farmer, in Brandywine Hundred.
Rather behind time-the items in Ece1y Eue-
ning's New CASTLE letter OF Saturday most OF
which appeared in the COMMERCIALS letter on
Friday.
The Kert county Bible Society held it's 18th
annual meeting ON the End inst, at Milford, and
elected Rev. W. B Gregg, President with full
Board OF Officers.
l. w Stidham & Son, for Thomas Darlington
assignee, announce an extensive sale OF Gentle
mems Furl fishing Goods, the stock OF John o.
Lowe, on Saturday next September goth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
for 8eni.

NoR RENT, LOW-The three story house, -
Il elegau ly located, No. b12 W. Sixth ST. "a
VIE and chld can be had as bOarders II desired.
sep1s.tf bl2 ". sixth Street
ENoR ZEN "A twelve-rlom House, No a.
senpS,tf %s F. Ath ST. Apply to 2iI Front st. u
ENoR RENT. : Three brick ami frame czG
hpnsts-new-four and nve rooms. On ~
sePl2 St viii ROLLING MILL CO.'S OFFICE
N9R kENT.-IIouse No. Cos Market Street -
i Possession on or before Sep. 2bth, 1873 EE
houHe In splendid order. Apply to
M. M CHILD &CO
.,, . No. 4, w. 7th street..
sePlll- -os Wilmington, Del.
tNOR RENT "A new ll.TOOmed house In "A
= = the westerly part Of the city. Eleven ~
IS ets a. Ho ea4 aa o cod water 9a1a gas water clos
teps.u 9'5 Market street.
tNoR RENT-A Truck Farm. near Wilmington.
..,,.,, at once Diam, nd siase Iron Co; Co,
Hept',u or to f. T. WARNER.
NOR RENT-Two very pleasant Offices and three
u rooms IN No. 6lS Market street. one two -
story frame use No sSs atnal street, and HE
wU mS gooS % !, os 10 West wilmington All o, which
sctlorr ~ No. 6'S Market Street, Wilmington, Del
sepa-tf JOHN LEWIS.
cog hENf-s ore No. g. wesI IId street.
l. + sses-i'n iVen immediately. Appl, u
~ PhRliK Foundry
duVo VI Tenth ana Oran 20 Streets
ENoS RENT stable In desirable location.
II will holi four horses. Apply 10
NJ, N. CHI Id Il CO.,
ausle- NO West Seventh street.
4 OR RENT-FIfteen roo u house, No. All "A
- Market street. with all modern cnnveni. &
enues; Apply 10 3. II. SrAATS,
uusll.u on the premises.
NOR RENT.-Four small new houses on -
L. L. a, unpln Avenua and Lincoln SITS. one on E:7
Ja3Etsn street, near Lowering Avenue Rent. s1lo
per ahhnm Inquire Of WIN. IL. PIERCE.
jVlO-u M x W Ath st
NoR RENT-A new two-story cottage Tor ~
II rent. Apply to IA
jys-tf No, 4. W. seyaDtS siTs.,t u.,
INoR kENT.-Thlrd story connecting Booms
l. over our Carpet store, 22O and 222 Market 81.
LaPIEo,u q. WOhRELL.
Igor RFNT.-DwelliDg House No. 1905 Delaware
y Avenue, II rooms, with all the modern i'm
Possession given on the 95th OF hnreh
next. Apply TO CLEMENT b. SMYTH.
usoH,tI. SIS West Street.
Noh RENT-Large fourth-story reOm with anti
H rooms suitable for societies. Apply 10
RICHARDSON H0OPRs
no'SO-u Bus Market street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

0kRKES VINToN. Brass Founders, and Mar
u ufaeturers Of Globe Valves, Gauge Cocks, &c.
TOT Steam, Water, and Gas, 1mporters OF and
dealera IN PLUkAKRs' MATERIALS. Send for
ttioe Agks No. o2J Aroh 81, PhilA,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

tH-" Their Name is Legion," may be applied to
those who die annually OF Consumption, although
science has of late years sensiby diminished their
number. IL is gratifying TO know that the general
use OF Dr. Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry is large
u instrumental In attaining this end
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

NEw LoDdE X. OF p. TO BE ISsT1lurEp.-G,
c. Edward b. Rice, Of Middletown: G. r & q
$. James L. Hayes. Z. G. @. Jerman ]. McNul-
len, and other Grand Lodge officers are to visit
Milford on Tuesday the 23rd instant, for the pur-
pose ofinsututing Lodge of X Of Pc in that
town
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

CHESTER County FATR.-The annual exhibi.
ton Of tue Chester County Agricultural Society
will be held at West Chester on the 9Th. oh
10Th, and llth OF October. A special feature is
to be the trial OF all sorts OF agricultural ma.
chiuery. and liberal list of premiums will be
awarded, We call attention to the announce
ment elsewhere made by the Committee on this
feature, Of which Samuel PsnnOck of Kennett
Square is Chairman.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
for Sale.

WNOR RALR-A thTee-Rtory bTick house. -
az sepi6-8t 6Is W. EIaHTH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

RESTORE 7 COLOR Of your hair or whskers by
the use OF Nattans Crystal Discovery the hest pre-
paraton for that purpose in the market, heinR en-.
tir'lv harmless. We heartily recommend 1t. For
sale by Druggists
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

"REMEMBga PAoLt " 49, The military organza-
ioLs Of Chester and Montgomery counties pro-
pose to meet at Paoli, on next Saturday, ~eptem-
Der 10Th the anniversary OF the bloody massacre
OF Wayne's sleeping troops. Two divisions Of
the State Guard, under Geueral Bolton and d lb-
son. are expected aud Governor Hartranft. Ad-
jutant General LlttA General Selfridge, and
oilers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
FENHE LONG LOOKED FRI
Il The Crear Indian harh Doctor,

PROF. d. A. RODGERS, OF PhIIad elphIn, the
Great Clairvnyant and Spidtualist. Asst, PRhS'
hNr AND FUl UhE given aid Planet ad from
lnianty TO manhood Come learn what you are
ntted lol In he. Information given all business
trRnsactl0ns shall b5 here but few days in
yyhr midst All kinds of Diseases cured and
Healed by Mage etic POWer X Seipts given and
cure guaranteed. Can be found at the
CLAYTON HOUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, Com
menclng september rs b,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

1880 CLEAR FROM Two PEACH TREES. - On
Saturday the 9th inst, 81 baskets OF peaches
we're picked from single tree in the orchard Of
DIR. Henry lhdgely, on his Dover farm. That
there might be no mistake about the quantity,
the baskets as they were hlled were placed under
the tree another tree in the same orchard Weld
cd, in two pichings. % baskets. The fruit was
Of the Late Od Nixon variety, and was sold al
Dover depot for II per basket, or t43 so clear,
for the product Of the two trees. Dslaparedn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

The "BNY PARTY" RETURNED. = The party Of
gentlemen who went ON a fishing excursion
down ths Bag, to the Breakwater, in the schoon.
or Detd'Cdre, returned on Saturday evening
about o'clock They were gone about ten DAYS,
reaching tue Breakgater on Sunday evening, and
remaining there uutil Friday evening when they
sailed for home. That night, they lay to at
kits Hammock, and leaving again at 10 o'clock,
Saturday reached home stated, by evening
The party enjoyed themselves highly, (if we ex-
cept four or i've, who came home as early az
Thursday, suffering from sea-sickness, )athough
three days OF their stay were dull and stormy.
Fish were plenty at the Bfeakwater, the crocns
especially. and number OF line sheepshead were
also caught.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

s.SHkRiFF's eALF.-By virtue Of : wr, -
Facias 20 me directed will be EXPOSED ~ In LeylT
Christiana, in White Clay Greek Hnnarase s Village q
tie County, Delaware, iNeW Ca.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

SHEhIFEs sALE-By vi tue of q writ OF alas
~ Leyafl Faclts to me directed will be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the
HOTEL Of GEORGE WHITFIELD,
in me town, hundred, and county OF New Castle
ON THUR BAY, September goth, laTs, at O'Clock
P.M
ne following described real estate Wig: All that
ctrthn plantation and track OF land and marsh, sit
uhe, lying and being IN the hundred and county OF
New Castle, in the State OF Delaware, known Is the
hamburg farm, which is bounded on The south aud
east by low water marx In the river Delaware, On
Tue notlh ana east by land formerly OF VIM q eau k,
now OF W. lay and others, on the north and west
by the public road leading from New Castle TO De-
aware ChyWhlch separates it from the land of 6eO.
Rodney, and on the south aud west by land VI
Joseph Barnaby, George z TybOut and he'd Lion
creek, except ng out OF tbs farm known ss Ham
1nrg farm 4 OF six &C es living on the northwest
blde OF the Delaware ity road aforesaid, and i've
acr . SOLD To George TJbOu), Containing IN The
whole 800 acres mere or less.
Seized and tax, in execution as the property Of
kfas.us Lodge and Jane g., his wife, and TO be sold
Dy
ROBERT l. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Sherins ONCE, New Castle August 2lst, 1873.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-08

ClittiSCU UPOH q Resi ~ Va PhVORSS
tors from the Planchas, where w
afterward saw him recounting thu
particulars of his sad loss ID
crowds of his sympathetic coun
trymen. We dug her a grave ii
the hard gravel, and having en-
closed the body in a rough box
lowered, covered, and left all tina
was mortal of Thomas Ibarra'
wife, to mOulder to its Original
element.
Three leagues from the Sauzitd
the road leads along the crest of
high navajo or ''hog- back" from
which we saw the panorama O
the Las AguaS Calieutes valley
river and enclosing sierras. Fer
tile, watered with II bold noun
tam stream, and surrounded by
belts of ash, sycamore, meZquitd
of large growth and liye-oak tim
Der, with mountains OF Silver, this
region has remained unpeOpleC
since the expulsion Of the Jesuits
mainly because of the selfish isO1
latiOn which characteriZes the
Mexican frOntiersman.
At the Pie de In Cuesta the road
abruptly terminates, and pack
animals were brought into requi
sition, with which the remaining
three miles to the ''r.al' or set
Element was accomplished afte,
many slip, slide, tumble and
climb over and along The jagged
edges of cliffs that overlooked the
bra Wling Arroyo de III Dicha, a
Tributary of the Galleries.
The "PIanchas de Plata" on
"Pieces of Silver" mines are dis
tant from HermOsillO, 240 miles Il
Magdalena, 60 miles to Altar, 81
miles; to Tucson, via the AguaI
Sarca new road) about 90 miles Il
via the Arivaca, 100 miles. AL
weekly twO-horse coach is nowI
running between Altar and Tue
son which passes within 80 miles|
of the Planchas. connecting at ALI
tar with tri-weekly five-mule con-
veyance to Guaymas on the Gulf.
There were about 500 persons on
the ground; some 40 houses had
been built of adobes and brush:
and there were not less than 80
arastras at work. In regard to the
richness of these mines, Jesuit
history states that from the Plan
chas were taken the means with
which were erected the line of
religious structures ruins of which
are to be seen throughout Arizona
and Sonora. DR.. Louis Mckay, a
an English gentleman of great
scientific attachments, and who
has devoted twenty years of
residence in Sonora to a search for
the Plauchas, also states that he
"has traced tho lead for thirty
miles" (fr0m the settlement
on the Dicha to the Aqua Sarca),
and thinks thar it "extends fur.
Their" During the Macmillan
invasion 250 Frenchmen We're sent
from the City of Mexico to hunt
for the Pianchas, but the Mexican
liberals harassed them to such a
degree that they Y ere glad to re-
FIGHT their wax tC CIIIJynl1S IT. ia
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-08
ARIZONA s. SONORA PAPERS.
By J. c. BACON.-No. II.

encounter any OF thOSe RED chill
dren of the forest" about whose
histories certain nOveliStS have
woven so brilliant fringe-Work Of
faIseh God, l started from San Ma
vier as a waning moon peeped
over the columned cliffs Of the
Santa Ritas for the distant "Plan-
chas de Plata" -disregarding the
prOtestations Of my hostess son,
who swore by the Cross that ]
would nsver reach my destina-
ton alive. But | knew that the
Apache rarely attacks at night,
and so unhesitatingly proceeded
on my journey, with my friends
vehement Va listed con Dios.
ringing in my ears.
had trudged along the dusty
road until the Little Dipper indi-
Gated the quick approach of NOR
ming, ere 1 overlook, seated upon
his baskets, a man fashiOnably
dressed, and complaining of his
corns. Evidently far flom home,
and not schooled in the ways of
the Pacific Slope, suggested the
removal of the heels from the
fashionable boots he wore. He
did SO, and we journeyed on to-
gother, he relating an oft-toid
tale, interlarding it with many an
aliusiCn to the affectiOnate natures
of the damsels Of New Mexico,
whose pensive looks and winsome
voices had inspired him with a
desire to see the peerless senyori-
tas Of old Mexico, of whose tropi- |
Cal beauty he had heard and read |
so much in frozen Vermont. This |
man had had "bad luck" and be-
ca use the regulations Of North
ern society had stood 'twixt him
and his early love, he had wander
ed. With many an anatheina upon
Certain parties," he cut short
with the too common remark that
"tha world owed him it living"
which he had not been able to get
so easily as he had anticipated;
heEce he Wouid now try
ranchiDg awhile" with tho not
very great expectations of getting
fifteen dollars a month therefor,
f-iioies and tortiIias thrown in.
Twas thus he would recuperate
tie energy wasted in fandangoes
on the Bio Brave, and replace the