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enw EEKLY AE1Z0NIAN. THE S ! PRICES Series. Tucson? A-T,, Sunday, 18,1869. Nov i6 f t 8ByJournnI,'clcvoteil i to tlie & SHCs of Arizona Territorr. Pas'0 Slhed every Sunday Morning, by I SHERRY. & DO ONER. iTerms of Subscription, OTOHY., one year:,..;.:..,....., 7,Qjj, Spy- six months..... i Sgy; tor three mpntns. IlUOLii. ujiyu 2,00 25 - ucson.i Tucson ' a P; a Paz, a Fran cott, TucSon.R SHeV i STanaj ipKonsmustbepaidinvariablyinadvance Advertising: Rates. Ikr.? per square for the first insertion ollarfcr oach subsequent.. insertions J.. EMcCaffkT I ITT &McGAlFFJ.REY.: & AND COUNSELORS.. AX..JL.AW, TUCSON. A. T... : : urn!? 2d lsca-tf t I AtflNG just brought-ton from' Now XorK ; THE CHILD AND' TUE "XNGELS; -. J. .'-t!)V' ....,' - The Sabbath .sua was .setting slow. Amidst -the clouds of, even; "Our Father," breathed a yqice below j ."Father, who art in fleavea!" Beyond the Earth, beyond jtho cloud, Those infant words "wero given ; "Our Father," angels sang aloud, ' "Father who art in Iloaven I" "Thy kingdom come" still from th ground That child-liko voice did' pray ; "Thy kingdom come," God's hosts resound -Eay.-up the-starry way.L "Thy will be1 done," with lisping tongue, That ispbg' tone implores ;' ' , ' 'Thy will be done," tho angelic throng Sing-from seraphic shores I ' "Forever" still those lips repeat ... - -( 4 - , - Their closing .eyenjng, pray ;er r "Forever" floats in musio sweot, High midst tho angels there 1 Thine be tho glory" evermore Frdtn.The'e'may man rie'or sever ; ' ' But every Christian land adore , Jeho.vah I God I forover 1 The Affe ef'Our Earth. 3JOICE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, offering tho same very cheap lor c ash. Bi at our goods and prices. 1 ' Jan.' 1,'G9. miles this aide of theciTor the prospectors noticed, sticking through the snow, large boulders and detached masses oF copper ore j some ,pf the iboulders were of native copper, the snow did not permit an examination of tho ground- for" tho deposit of ledge of ore. He found also, what appeared' to be a veiu of about a, foot inwidth,. of silver ore, from which he brought away something like one hundred pounds; but the unhappy beast on which it was packed stumpeded a'nd scattered his bur den of ore and camp utensils far and wide: The discoverer bad a few pieces of the ore in his pocket, however, and from , these he pro cured an assay which 'yielded at; the rate of $1,300 of silver to tho ton. Wo mention this "discovery incidentally, in confirmation of our judgement thatVhftn Pine and Diamond' ranges of mountain offer promising fields for the prospector. Correspondence off Hie Sun Diego . , union. The following communication gives Us an account of Cupid's latest very wicked prank which is very amusing, from the fact that the ivy crowned god was the victim thereof : -Pamose, San Diego Co., Cal. Uarch 1, 1869. Editor Sak Diego Union : The path that leads to wedded bliss ig proverbially rough G. II. OUBY, . Hittorney and Counselor at Lav lOHice in Uourt-house liuiti1 ling TUUSOJN, il. i . augi;67 tf MEAT'S SALO ON. lielnnlcrigncd having leased the abovo Sa lloonT is prejured to iurmsh his f; rittnds and nubjic with a ireneraj ussurtmon t of. tVincs, JuoriTa ml liigars.; , i : , , S AUGUSTUS UU 1UUTA , 1869. ""bSMOlVBER BUTCIIIIU SUIOP. GO R GEE-FOSTEU. , be OLD "STAXD on Mani Street, " TUCSON, A. T. BJ IS ready to supply all custQmers in 23 his line "with as good beef ad at as Sixe low riircs as "an oeuone- cisewijero- rresf H Jan. 1st 1869. 9 BINEER BREWERY. TUCSON, A. T. ggCER It 12 E El. ALE and PORTER Constantly on hand. A, LEVIN Jc J. GOLDTREE. Inarch 14, 1669 11-tf. ill BAMP GRANT STORE ! Among theastounding discoveries of modern jcience, is' that of the immense periods that .ha.ve passed in the gradual formation of the earth.: So vast were, the cycles of time pre ceding the appearance of man on the surface but the stormiest old trail that was ever t'rav- of our globethat our own period seems as eled is located in and about this section, One yesterday when compared with the epocln of our good hombres attempted to follow it a that have gone before it. Had wo . only the few days since, but sad and sorrowful was the evidence of the deposits of rocks heaped above result. It affords a mournful warning to the each other in regular strata by the slow accu- many old Bachelors who are living in single mula'tion of materials, they alone would con bleisedness hereabouts, and, renews their be vince us of the slow maturing of God's works lief in the old saying that Vpnly fools, go in on earth; but when we add to these the sue- where angels tear to tread. For more than cessire populations of whose life this world three months past, a wedding has been the ta Ik has been tho theatre, and whoso remains are the neighbors far and near. Everybody hidden in the rocka iiilo" which tho mud. or intended to get "tigh" dance all night and go sand, or soil, of whatever kind, on which they home with their neighbors wives in the morn ived has hardened in the courso of time or ng- l-'roin Friday till Sunday morning last, the endrmous dhains of mountains whose up- people began to assemble, dressed in their Wv.il divide.1 these nerioda of nuiat ano.ntnn- best and wearing their happiest smiles. .The ktion.by -great .convulsions or changes of a San Fasqual hand ot music was on hand, different -nature in the configurations of our making music for the- crowd assembled, and globe, as the' sinking of lands beneath the tuning the hearts of the bride, and groom for ocfan, of tho gradual rising of continents and the anticipated joys of wedlock islands above or the slow crrowth of the coral Palo-Mission was alive with the solt sweet i a l reefs,, those wonderful sea walla, raised by the vrordu of tlie lovely, black eyed senoritas, the little, ocean architects whose own bodies fur sonorous, manly voices of the caballeros and nish both' the building stone and the cement the braying of a band of mules in the distance. that binils hem together, a'nd who have work- All went merry as the great dance at Water ed so butiily during the long centuries, moun- loo before the battle. When consternation, tain chai ns, islands, and long line of coast, blood and thunder.! 'The news goes whispering conslstiii'i ' solely ot tueir remains or the around that "the bride is missing! lhieres countless forests that' have grown up, flour- have brokon in and taken away the precious ished and decaye'd, to fill the storehouses of jjewel coal that.feed: the fires of the human rocc It protod too true. The friends of some if we consitierall these .records of the past other cuss, with malice aforethought, felon- the intellect fails to grasp a chronology of iously, m'alicioiisly, wilfully and wickedly, had lJLK?ttbtJ Consisting of !E unrcrsigned would respectfully announce which our experience furnishes no data, and abducted, stolen, taken and carrie 1 away the y hare just opened a&ewstook of goods time that lies behind us, seems as much an aforesaid expectant brido, .with intent then XjftgTGOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, i-cl eternity, to our conception as the future- which und there to make h r the bride of the afore-. SndJSfe prepared to sell on tho "live ant' lot live'' .tretche,indefinitely before us. Agassiz JEmiM also announce to thoso persons desirnna apjettie upon the Lower San Pedro, thattlmv .im ictors of a large Asequie and wilt allow water New I'leldsTorllie lrospector. iproiK i t i m tfffigtaken from it by actual settlers freo of charge . ISRAEL & COX. amp Grant, A, T., Oct: 2d 186S. ' ' tf" BLACKSMITH AiSU 1 HOP PEARL ST TTTPonikr m litacrens a-e mndn nr, ... . 5 establish raItMnB in the' B,kith 1 i do e IgUMprcirt.tcesj und dispatch. otu,KX i ETCHEF, Proprietors. Jan. 1st, '60 EllQMSJkYEEKES; mmASSl) KKTAIL mERCHANT 9M1 IAKD Tuhac, A. T. s rtc ITK M,han4ia !arge anl well" ast Engl LI F R a L CREDIT G IV pV r 'Ti llSTexchiT Ke. fur ,l ' Gram taken Jin lniss 6 d' at,iaketrices. The Austiu -Reveille contains the following t o account of recent discoveries: White Pine has given tha impetus, and the entire eastern section of, this State is destined to bo thoroughly prospected during this year. The extensive -range of mountains known as the Diamond, offer promising fields for tho prospector.' The former is" already celebrated as the centre of the'richest deposits of silver' ore ever discovered in this State. Which has produced an excitement, unequalled since the gold fever of 1849. These mountains, are ex tensive, both :as regards their length and breadth, and it is more than probable that the irapoitantdiscoTeries of minerals will be made within their siope Before tho close of tho year. Wa nere-inlornied this morning by a person whose-partner recently made what would ap pear a valuable discovery, that both silver and copper ores exist in the -range south of the Humboldt river, aqd perhaps also in' its said cuss. And what was "the unkmdest cut of all, it was surmised that "Boskis was within." Not so thought the valiant and des erted bridegroom. Calling his faithful follow ers (they are the fellows who had come to get tight, and not having had a drink as yet, were willing to take some risks rather tha:i disap point their stomachs,) explained tha situation, grasped his shot-gun, maunted his bronco, and off he went in pursuit, followed by those who cared to join In the chase. Somewhere this aide of Temecula, the fleeing captors and the willing captive were brought to time by the pursuers levelling the "dogs of war" at them, A parley ensued which termi nated by the "burglars" telling the expectant groom that he could, take the girl if he was man enough, but the poor de,vil not having the aupport of his friends in the - moment of his dire necessity, concluded he was not man enough just then, but would appeal to' th strong nrm of the law, knowing that his cause was just Ire felt in his heart Uiat he could not fail. ' . V .. . : The hesitating and appealing to the law.w.s 1 TTl a. . . . me commencement of his-many trials and overwhelming ; mhforicnes. the result so far is as follows j The groom ,;ot ont.a war rant for the'bride that "should be; the parties appear and answer as follows : First, the plaintiff hai no possesiory rights in the bride or property 'claimed that he; hse -never had possession of -her," and ha's never- used or occupied her, Second; that'tbe claim Is jumped, : and'' now . actually possessed' arid occupied, in pursuance'' ui me siaime- in sucn case maue ana pro vided. .'- . Third,' that the defendant should'have dam- : ages for the fear and consternation: brought upon them by the-assault' of the plaintiff on,. . the highway with' force and -arms.- That the measure bf said damrtges is, in part, the price, and value of one boy baby, suddenly and pre maturely brought into the world because of . such assault as' aforesaid. Fourth, Uiat the said complaint should bo . dismissed at cost, of plaintiff, and plaintiff held., j by( the court and committed to the county jail of San Diego county, for the .said assault. A trial has been had by the -court, ; which terminated as follows : . , Justice vDo- you like this -man the . plaint, tiff in this-suit ?" i - Bride "No sir, -not a,d d bit." Justice "Will you marry him.?'' ,. Bride, "Not if I know myself 1" - 4iJ Justice "Is there any one else you, want.to. marry ?" Bride" You bet there is, and I want you , to splice us hanged quick, and make tkat other green horn (meaning plaintiff) let us alone." Which request was at once complied with by the obliging justice and two souls made happy atthe expense of one bleeding heart.. So soon as the value of the boy, prematurely born, aforesaid, .can be ascertained, an execu tion will issue against the estate of the plain tiff of the suit thereof. - The sympathy of the. people is with the,.. groom and wo feel develish mad at the "thieves for spoiling . our fun. - It was a clear swin die on the eaters, drinkers and dancors. Everything is prosperous in this section. The -settlers. are feeling, hopeful, most of tho valley land is located and sejeral tons of bar- ey have beemsown this year with a good pros pect of a fine yield. . Yours Ac. , Old 49 icr I A Murderous Sea Flower. One of the exquisite wonders of the-sea is called the'Opelet, and is about as largo as tho German Aster, looking indeed very much like r . " . 1 1 1. 1 1 i - -.- one. imagine a very large nuuuie Aster, wuo eTer so many -petals of light green, glossy- as satin, and each cnt tipped with rose coloc These lovely petals do not lie quietly in their places, like those of an Aster in your garden, but wave about in the water while the Opelet generally clings to a rock. How innocent and ovely it looks on its-rocky bed. Who would suppose' that it could eat anything grosser j-han dew or sunlight? But those beautiful, waving arms, as you call them, have another uae besides looking pretty. They have to pro vide food for a large open mouth, which is hidden down deep among, thrm so well hid den that one can scarcely find it. Well do they perform their duty, for. the instant a fool ish little fishlet touches one of its rosy lips, he is struck with poison as fatal to him as light-: ning. He immediately becomes numb, and in , a moment stops struggling and then the other beautiful arms wrap themselves around him. and he is drawn into the huge greedy mouth, and is seen no more. I hen the lovely arms unclose aud wave again in the wafer, looking,. &i innocent and harmless as if they had. never touched a fish. The actual time of transmission of leler graphic signal from Cambridge to San rran- cisco 'and back doos not, probably, exceed' three tenths of a second. , It isVaid that on e Slokesi severely . .punished James" Gordon Bennett Jr-, iu-the yachting en counter atr.Delmonicos -knocking him 'down at one blow. . r ' -