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STATE CONVENTIONl I

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N EXCURSION T1CKErS to Chillieothe can be
had at the ofhco of the Marietta Railroad Company
NO Burnet House, Third. street. The car. will
leave the Little Miami Depot al o'clock THU RS
DAY MORNING. Tickets SO 90 for the round trip
JOHN n. T0RRENCE, Chairman.
@, II. Fox, Secretary. aul5-a'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
/ q It.
DeutiGe5
tce>&pmSuiot.

Der nnterseidnete bsna9ri9tiet biermit tas
beutl9e publttum, bab ct npn
'6errn &. bon Baumbad, In Mtlwaufee,
@pniul fir 8atern.
W Mrttemtera rnb
Medleuburg
ermadti9t it, Dpfumente, tpelde nad ben &C.
nannten 9taaten, pner na9 anpern neutlGen in
Minnelrta nod nidt ccnlulariid sertretenen
@taaten beltimmt iinp unb ber cpnIulasilden ST.
slautisuns ~teturfen, in Gmpfous ST nebmen, unb
h~telelben NIT lolder Be9la1bi9uag perlebe1,> je
na@ Der Beltirnmuug> BIN Muslteaer in ~tirselre
Brtlt 81 remittiren> pber eleid yer Yct an ibren
Be%lttmn1unsscrt naG Dsutl9lanb 81 befErbern.
Desslet1en tit ct erbDtig, in leinem 0el9afta>
Bureau.
&pbger6' 8lpf, Dtitte StraBe,
&atb1udeneen jeee sewin1Gte Musfunit iiter icl=
dye Trase1 81 %ertbeilen, ME Ne in eielem @elddfts
in 8etro9t fommen m1Deen.
Oscar Walmro5>
pfentlider Nptar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

Die Sploaten trteten BE @briiten IN
bic Tlan,n1en brennenrer 6duler. Die
:3abl Der Spfer miro auf 5000 an9cz
oeben, iie mag atcr abertrieben fem.
an SfeY. %. @rabam, npn ber trtl@<pres<
bYteriI9m Miliion IN Dama8cus, ,paroe
auf .cfener Strase ermcrpet. ST >par
Don elmer turfiiden @a@e be9leitet ite
oetpdbrte ibm Qber feinen 9Gub.
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g. @paIeiu9> General
paB- Neent gu @bieaec.
9pmmer= Enhancement.

Spn1l1er ARRANGEMENT.
Nsue Yai1asierz unp Grprebz Gra9t<2iuie,
Detroit uue Wlil,p auftc= Giieubahu,
IN Gerbtnou19 NIT ben
Neuen unb lbDnen SceanzD anpfldtfen
uDetrpir uno uMilmoutee".
Das Dampfi9iH vMiilmaufee"> @apt. Midarts,
oerlaBt ben Dpd ant Jube ppn Milmaufee= 6trabc
jsben Morsen pracile 5 llbr (@pnntaas ausoe<
nemmen) uno ltebt init ben G,ientatu> ;3uaen Ser
Detroit uno Milmautee=> Great Neltern- uur
Metp<ycrt Central Nail=Ncab lit e~irettey Ger~
t%inpuna.
Antunft in Miasara Sails 4 l1br Muroeus>
Se;s1S,rt 4 3 @Gr M@$ d. m,h.
Boltcn u lbr Na6ts. ~
Das Dampfidif uDetrcit", Capt. 'MeSripe,
verlaBt BEN Dpd bcr Detrrit> uue Milmaufcez
@iienbabn=Go. Nadmitta9s 4 llbr (5pnntaes
aus9euonmen).
Mntunft in Detruit ubr 80 81. Mcra,,
Suap. Bridge 5 llbr Mtenbs,
MlbanY 4 ubr Mpraeus,
Nem 0prf 10 ubr IS 81. Wlcra.
Vuto11 IL lltr As M. Miitt.
SilletS bia @e9el- pter Nampf1nin
nod Gremel1> 5anbur9, SaYre, Mutmerpen, &ct~
~terean1, liverpool &c. trerpeu in Der Office Der
Grmpeguie ~nsrfauft.
Yaquete fir ir9e,1b einen AT Der Dctrpit rub
Mtlpaatee = Gilentabn eele9enen YlaB mercen
prompt unb tiui9 t%efDrbert.
Won 5etdne Sradt: Via D. & NJ. R.
Nls's eon'pa9nis b%etproert 8radt su ~beeeuteur
9erinseren preiien, idneQrr une fiGerer, ais it,
9ene cine anrere 0eieulGaft.
SfFes in Milwaufie $50 81 tma0erltobe.
s.. Ntemeter, GoIlirer.
Sultu9M pstue, Oeueral- Nssnt.
5. 8. % Ultima II,
r%siiencer Meent fir ben Mefen.
Iboma5 6prbes, m,0>:
@iaiem sertns. y Maen{s,.
Q. %. 6reemQn. "9tnltn.
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@Henbabne11 It.. DQmpfbppte.
1901. .es A1 90 1860.
Mt6t9on @entrQl> 1t. .@reot
@eIfern<@tIenbobn.~ ' -.

3uee se9en at sem gentral.D eput, in Safe
4 ubr so Minuten g. 81. Detrpit Mc>
eon1mpbatipn (@rnnta9 ausoenpmmen1 fS,,r,t
in Detrcit nm 5 ubr Is Min. Nadmittaos om'
10 ubr IS Minuten Gcrnt. Cincinnati @rprea
(@rnnta9 aussencmnten) fSntnt nad Suoianapp
polls um 8 ubr Ma9mitto9s, mad @iueiuuati Nm,
UNI 1 ubr Ycrmitta9s.
8 ubr Srrm. Sisbtnins @rpreb (@onntaas
auseenontmen) tprar1t AT lit Detrpit I'm, 6 llbr 50
ytinutsn Nad'nlttass &uffalO uw 4 utr; ST.
bang nm 3nbr 30 %. Nadmittass; New- grrt
UNI 8 ubr II Minl,ten Nadmittaas unb in s..
firm nm IL l1br Nadts.
: ubr Nabr1tttaga. New=yprf uno 8r]fcu
erpreb (Srnna9 ars9enpmmsn) fUlnrnt an lit
Ostrplt I'M I ubr Is Mil1utfn Gpr1nittaas III
Vu1alo int 4 ubr 50 MHin. Nadm., in Mltany
ubr 40 Mi'. Gprmitta9s> in 9letp- yrrt 8 II.
~ Mt,,uten Sprm., Bu(tpn 2 lbr 40 Miauteu
Nadmitta9s.
SUR HiaGm. Cincinnati une gcuisyiue g..
prep (Spnnta9 aus9eucmnsn), fGnmt III sSn<
bianapplts an UNI 4 llbr 40 Min., Al Cincinnati
um y ubr 40 Min, Bcrmittass> in louisville UNI
4 ubr Na9m.
Gin BUG ant Spnntaa, 8 1lbr y2odm.
Die 8 ubr 9. M. unb s ubr g. M. 3joe
sertinte1 ;u paris NIT per Buffalo unb Safe ST.
ron 9. g. fir Buffalo unb ale Dtlideu Wunftr :
au Serento nit eer Great Grunf @ilenbabu, mad
atn9lton. Sseensh1rsb, Mrutreal, Suebec uuo
a!1e punfte 1T Canada or, uad benz nvroltdcu
Nerntont> New-5 am1bire unb Mlaiue.
8brrn9b Iidets itnb 5u baben in ben Saupt
g,lenbabn<S tfcen, &ere une Meit> unb in be,
O1tee rer Gpmpa9nie> 5 Oeartrrn< StraEe, Chi
sage, unp inn Depot IN eate=GtraBe.
Ct. q. &ice @upt't.
.. g. @palhin9> General
NdE= Woent az Nhiroon
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Daltimorf- unb Wbio-G i(enbabn.
IL Fl lEzsE EEaz=sz5E@@@@E=z99D Die sruBe &oute mad,
Wa1bin9tpn Baltimore, philadelphia,
New>Yprf uno BpItDn.

B'ob' Vpu1t Hap
Baibin9tpn> Baltimore philadelphia,
Newzyprf uno So ton.
Giele pertreHlide 8o9n, nit ibren serbe0erten
tpeltliten Vertiubuugen, bietet ben 9fetlenben cine
birefte 2inie naG Baltimore, ptilapelrbia, Nep-
Dcrf unc Bottom. Nud 1T Ie bic einsiae Npute.
gut trel6er man Our9ganes~BiQa 11rpueh-
1ldet6) nnb @efadn1arfeu (Gbefs) nna Wa-
bin3tpn erGalten !ann.
Nrel polagier< 3iige ~Derla(en Wbeeliua> 3d.,
ta9ll9 tno llnb in birefter gerbiueura nit aQen
tpeftliden 3iiesn.
Nod alien Dtli9en Gtapten:
Non Baltimore fdbrt man 'psleiG obne @ufent~
bait NIT S9nell3igen na9
philadelphia, Newzgprf uno Bpfpu.
Ne9 9Salbtn9ton 6eben Don Baltimore taali1
BIER 3u9e ab.
6a1rselo nn0 3abrSsit 70 turs mie auf irssnb
elmer anbern Hpute.
BS Neiiente belieben ibre BtQete sia Wbe.-
Ling 3a Serlan9en. Dur9sane6farten unb M1usz
tnntt erbalt man in ben gilenbabn> BUREAUS bes
@ejtens.
10 Die Baltimore. unb Sbio- Giienbabn
1T otetlenbrn audi san5 belonberS Der Naturi90n-
beiten pesen gu empfeblcn.
SIR 6ra6t mad pbtlupelpbia> Newzyorf
uno Bofon
mad pber son Benz @eNen,
BAT oiel> 8abn erpge gtr3iiee, Ia iie, an, Ebie-
luiIe 3u Wbecline> YenrpOO unb yarfersburo
auslaui snt, nit eem ereBen MfBwerfe pfltlihep
Gi1entabnen in btrefter gerbinbuna Itebt,
gon Wbeeline uno Yarfersbure aeben ieten
Sag reeeln!abise Soste mad oQeu Safs, ber nef-
li9eu Gliile ab.
Die 3ra9tpret1e finb 70 billia.
mte a." 11.9enc e1ner~antern Npute.
Guter pom irsene eine,n wlass rtlid son Balti-
more ee5etalle man : rgia Baltic. ii. Sbio@ 81. g.
AaeS> mas an bic Neenten bieler gabn eunlis
it, tpiro raid belprat.
6ra@t>4genten ilnb: 3. MeBurnie, in
cincinnati; g. S'1pbia II. &c., Nipley, S.;
M. Sose, MaYssile, ay.; S. q. @pbpid,
gcrtemcutb, g.; u. Ney ii. g. Mibolepprt,
D.; 5: .. Tpre, Wbeelins> 8a.; Mples Yot-
Bottom; 6. %. 9frpeiI. New>gorf; B.S.
pbilabelpbia; SIS. Gnelanb, Baltimore;
geo. 6plter u. &c., GsansniQe< Snb. 8. e.
u. &c., 9uuissile.
VS.: Tor1Ytb H.. &c., ct. Qcuis;
- &. M. Cole, General Billet agent.
". 9rtseptt g entity
.'9 1ranspp1tmeiter; g. 8. GuIIer,
@e1eraI-&s ~ @ttsal.
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Stel5er<@pule.
NbiliDD @tel,er. @iaeutbiimer.

ct. Yeter, Minn.
DieieS neue @alDau6 1T fir bas reilenbe Yubli-
FUN jebt erSfnet. &otsdnser teim Sas iperoeu
81 ben t%iQieiten greilen oufsenommen. Oute
Stalung une Waler ltets gu baben.
@u@ 1T bier bic Sta9ezS ffce fir Graz
perle pe6 Stpur, ct. peter unp 9(e zllln,,
Ypfdailen eeben BON bier aus Moutaes unb
6reltass pom ct. Yeter mad New=ll unb am
nadit ten Sage retpur.
Na4 IA @rcle 0ienitass unb @amDaos,
Mcnta9S unb Greitao6 retpur.
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&ermi11te Mn5etgen.
-. 9fDrtberu ..-. .....
Assur0uff o.,
N11t mn*nnfr.G 4rnEa q nnAn.a
s euer< un6 :&eben8=
8erft6erunQ

~
int SeJu= nnb Mmslaub.
@rri9tet i'm SABRE 1886. - Sncprpprirt burd
cine t~elraeere parlameuts< Mfte.
CAPITAL : 91>259>760.=$6>298,8OO 800,
Gtneesabltes CAPITAL u. l1eterldus:
943e,622 4 L s., 194,111 OF.
Sabreaeinnobms G186>7 46 is 6=$933, 734 10
Yeuer=9epartementt
Diele @eleljdaft serlder1 sesen 0erluie pber
S9Grcn burd 6euer, fat jsper Dirt Gigentbum.
Gte prar1iunls Mnlake linb tiiig uno bic Ser
9iberalitdt sc ltattet.
Die Ycliccn Der Oeieal duff lino ni9t Bios burd
ernbee Gapital sarantirt, ~lcneern 9lei9taQs bur9
bic unheiGraufte perlpnliebe Derartpprt!ibfeit ppn
teinabe 1000 M%ctisniubaberu.
Ne @erlule mercen prompt ersbt
unp pbne ScSusnabme auf 2cnppn.Zx
&ebens=S epartemcnt.
Nae Tcrtbeile elmer 9esenieitieeu Nlpeiatiun
llne NIT Der 5tgerbeit elmer proprietary Company
p%sYeiviet.
Die Yramium Staten b~aiirer auf rem iderten
uno AM he|.en te9laubtateu Oaten uub tDuuen
gang na9 Der Bequemli4fei. bes Gerl9erten
Sablbar 9en1adt merosu.
Yrp1fecte, praN1'entabellen> Wpplicatton6-U pr=
mulare &c. &c. llnp in Der OfFcc gu befrmmsn.
Mustunft ilbsr acknowledgement tGglit
UNI II ubr MittagS.
WiQiam Getty,
Nssnt> SIR. 81, @putb Oritte @traBe,
pbiiapelpbta.
Nsteren5en 1T Ybilabelp1ia.
5erren Stuort&8rptbe e. Nr. 10 yantFr.
u MYers> @lagbprn II. Gp., Sir. 232
Martetitrabe.
n % III McAee II. d. Sir. % Sputt
Vrpnttrabe.
n g.. 9. 1bpmp1pn u. Gu.> Nr. as
g. Watertrabe.
Sus. 9. MitUell, esq., pr1l. Der Mer.
9ants Vanf.
Sames 0Mnlan esq., pral. bet unipn'
8a1f.
9pn. @m, q. Yorter, 623 @alnutRraBe
friiber 9ii1ter Der Supre,ne Guurt.
ct. Waul, 8. Suit 1859.
Gan @Qn1n1,
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@tIenb1bne11 It. 9ampfbppte.
Spmmer : Mrraneement.
SeferIpnpiQe @ifenbabn.

3we1 3u9e ta9lt9 CSott1ta9s
ausSenommen).
Mm unb na9 benz 10. Mcpsn,ber 1859 reree
bic 3uge seben ME frlst:
Mteang: Mnfunft:
10 l1br 10 Min. Gorm. 8 II. 80 Min. @rrrn.
10 llbr 80 Mtn. Na9m. III. 40 Min. Ma9m.
Ortise 3iee balten CUR Mccrmctaticn Der
9a(asicre III @uutbpprt> @reenmcoe, Grauflin>
Geinbursb uub Columbus an, nerbiaoen l9 gu
Seyntpur nit BEN 3ugen Der Shio II. MilNifppi
Sabn. unb in 2puisSile NIT ren 3useN Der Seuis-
Siae, UrarfIrrt unu Serinetpu, une 2puissiae une
Nalbnile Npaes.
6radt>3lss seben tdelib. Jradt mirb piinft-
li6 teiprst.
Sffee, Mabilru Oeert, MeNle;ts.
q: g. Gorrtbers, 5up't,
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1860. g {EIT H=@|za 1860.
Mt6igan @putber11
Detrpit, Mfpnrpe unbTplebp
~ w.

SQDn+
Diele 9inie unb ibre Gerbiuounaen tilbel, si,s
Sollltanrt9e Houte npn Detroit nah Gbicaap,
Miltraufie, @alena, &pd Salanc, Dutuaue,
Burlington, Yrairie tu Gbieu> Ga Croft, ct.
paul> Gairp, ct. 2puis, ct. So iepb l,,s aae
Ncuten i'm Wslteu Mno @iiomelt ten.
Mub
na9 Grletp, GleSslaHb> Wi!tstura, Wbeeliua
Nem' yprf, uni allen Srten, robin man anf esu
perl9trpensn a3weisbabnen Scn jenen YlaBsn 1at-
ret t1nn'
Mtfabrt.
6 lbr As Miuuten Mittas. 9iabtuiua Grpres
fur ebicasp une New- gprf
tVmntt an su Merian INN e,45 Grrmitaas
9 Iplehp UNI $50
CLEVELAND Inn $40 Maam.
. 8unalc I'm 1920
. eblcngp UNI ZOO
Mem=y prt I'M $50
ner Naamlttaos. Sp|sep unb Cincinnati
@rprsb
tammt naeb 2rlere I'm 4,05 Na1mittass,
Cleveland I'M $50
Buffalo UNI 4,55 @prmittaas>
Nemsgprf nm $50 Nadmittaas.
Ntele Nrllte 11aht birefte 8crtiupua9 lit Gle-
Stlalo NIT ren pradtprlleN Stcarern uGits Of
buffalo" ure ysSeftern Mstrpprlis, nat Buffalo.
5 lbr IS Min1tsn Na9m. Nrrian unr @e~
ltffn GrfreB
fHmmt AT gu Mrnrple UNI sos Na9mittass.
. Mrrian I'M 1000
: Gbtca9p tint 700 @rrmittaas.
NJ &arten f4nnen erbaltcn percen
gu Detroit III rer Office bet Gompasnie,
Gde Ntpaterz uno 8rulbzS tro6e.
NlS 3milden Hetrpit unb Gbicaso mereeu
teilte Wa9spns 9eweblslt.
NJ @e9en ben Staub 1T i'm Spmz
ner purG Sentilatcren 9eler9t.
NJ De5 Na9tS 1T Gin @a99on nit
Betten Yerl ebe11.
Hie 3ies asbe1 1ad Der Gtieaeo S3eit at.
tpslde UNI 20 Minuten irriiber 1T ais lie Don g.
trpit.
Sup. 8. 6 ptelI,
Wen'l Superintendent.
@. .. & mig 81 Matnt al Tctrpit.
Wen'l Slpcrint. Office Ipehp> SUM- is. SO.
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@rDBe Central @tlenbabn
na9 Dem
S<cfna1 a1a1A 6(n4Ak.Aa
E EH.E4=4f

4 g. i655sz9{ffR
&eiienee tperben bic erobeSlltnois Gen
tralbabn als bic Superlaiie(e BON aQen an
eera fineen, ipel9e Don Nep=yorf, Ybilobclpbia
uno Baltimore mad benz @e fen uno Nprpme,ten
tlbren. Muf biel er Bahn pirb tas p~ftualioe
We9leln serntieben, ppbur9 man Der @efabr
ausgeleBt it,. cine unridtige Bubn einsu1dloeen.
Yerienen int Often, bic na9 benz nVrolider1
SOMA unb mad Minnel pta rei]en molten, %erlpareu
@ele unb :3eit, penn tie ibre Rarten in Mem-
yort. pbtlaoelpbta unb Baltimore fsufen, ria
baltimore unb Sbio Nail &pab nub Stio @en-
tral mad Cincinnati pber 6 Columbus; tann pia
Sbto Mao Mililfppi pber Gerre 5aut unb Mltou
Nail Npap na9
Sanoooal pber pana unb auf Der SQinpi8
Central Stall Gpoo
mad Ounleitb unb srn ta NIT Der M innc1pto
<@A . atetQine @cmpognA per Gan1pf-
SSaassstrct mad @aint Yaul unb ouen Vunften
aDrbli4 unb peltlia.
aauf eute lno Nnbere i'm Ncrtcn tperten bic
Noute lebr ti0is unb 5userlalFa finten nob 81.
paul. ct. Sous, New=S Orleans, QouispiQe, Gin
e'nratt. Baltimore unb uaG aQen Yllbeu jiiblid
uno Dnli9. 7
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ga Grp0e~ u11b DitlwQufee=
GtIenbabn.
@iufer 81
tII, @a fNsGI
=

Sk1sS1a
Die einsise tircfte &cute vcn ct. Yaut, 81.
WntbpnY> Mirueapclis, Yrcseett, Salinas, &eees
9%ancin9> @inpna unb "a Grcl1e radb Mifmaufee,
@bicagp> Netrrit> GIenclanb> 8ufalp> @uleeu1Ipn
grle9e, pittsbuh pbilarclpbia> Ntw~ yrrf, Yp~
ltpn, Saltlltore, gSalbinstcn, Cincinnati, 0puis-
plue> ct. gruis> @airp uno New-S Orleans, uub
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-06
WHY do Children Die !

The reasons why children die, says
UalTs Journal of Health, is because
because they are not taken care Of
From the day of birth they are stuffed
with food, choked with physic, sloshed
with water, sutfocated in hot rooms,
steamed in bed clothes. So much for
indoors. When permitted to breathe
fresh breath of pure air once a week
in summer, and once or twice during
the coolest months, only the nose is
permitted to peer into daylight. a lit
tie later they are sent out with no
clothes at all, as t. the parts OF the body
which most need protection. Bare legs,
bare arms, bare necks, girted middles,
with an inverted umbrella to collect the
air and chill the other parts OF the body.
A stout, strong man goes out on cold
day with gloves and overcoat, WOODEN
stockings, and thick, double soled boots,
with cork between and rubbcrs above.
the same day a child Of three years old,
an infant in flesh and blood, and bone
and constitution, goes out with solcs as
thin as paper, cotton socks, legs un-
covered to the knees, neck bare; an ex-
posure that would disable the nurse, kill
the mother in a fortnight, and make the
father an invalid for weeks. And why
To harden them to n mode of drcss
which they are never never expected to
practice. To accustom them to expo
sure, which in dozen years later would
be considered downright toolery. To
rear children thus for the slaughter pen,
and then Law it to the Lord is too bad.
We don't think the Almighty has any
hand in it. And to draw comfort from
the presumption that he has any agency
in the death of child, in the manner oil
the quoted article is presumption and
profanation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-06
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A a,en n the Right Direction.

The petition which we publish below
is being extensively circulated IN Du-
buauc, and has for its object the pro-
lection of the hard working men who
build our Railroads:
To Tie Honorable, the General assembly Of the
.safe Of Iopa:
Tn. psti,iou Of the undersigned, citizens and
residents Of the State of Iowa, respectfully
showeth.
That there is a grievous defect in tbs laws OF
this State. for the security OF the wages OF
aborers and sub-contrxctors upon the several
lioes Of railroad now in progress and contem.
pation.
That very often, in consequence Of this de
feet 10 the laws, hundreds of laborers who do
the grading, ditching and heavy work. are dc
frauded, aud liable to be defra uded out Of their
hard earned wages. and their families are often
made to suffer for want of the common neces
saries Of life.
We. therefore, pray your Honorable body to
enact law by which any and every sub-con
tractor. And especially every common iaboreI
employed in grading, constructing or building
railroad. shall have an exclusive and prior
lien upon the work done for the amount OF ms
wages until paid, and said work shall be the
property Of such laborer until his wages are
paid Aud we further tray you to add such
other provisions as yon. in your wisdom, shall
deem proper and necessary to secure iaborer'
against the frauds Of all persons whatsoever.
And your petitioners will ever pray, &C.
We trust the petition will be granted
by our Legislature. There has been
quite enough OF Railroad labor swindlina
done alrcady.-Let the laboring men be
protected
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-06

A short time ago, certain gentlemen
in New York pre- posing to get up a
grand billiard tournament of ali the best
PLAYERS 10 the world, wrote to NJ. p. G..
Berger, the champion of France, to find
# hi. attendance could be secured. NJ.
Berger, however, desired to have GER
tain SUN secured to him in the event Of
his visit, in which case he proposed to
play the American champion, and give
him the odds of % points in 100. These
terms were not acceded to, bat NJ. Berg
cr's offer has elected the subjoined let
ter from Mr.. Phelan:
MONSIEUR p. c. BERGER, Berger,
Bros. d. Guiilermin, Rue Montpcnsier,
No. 10, Paris-oIR Having seen a
letter from you, dated Dec. 81, le59,ad-
dres sed to the editor Of Wilkes Spirit
of tie Times, in which you state that Nj
c. Berger's challenge at the French
game will stand against all players,
whether American Or of any other Ma.
ton, at twenty five points on one hun
drcd, carom game, and probably a,
twenty on fifty, l take the liberty, as an
American billiard player, Of saying, in
reply, that am ready to accept that
challenge Except the odds, which de-
clius,) and will play M. Berger, even al
his own French game, for $4,000 oil
10000 a side, on one Of my tables, il
the city of New York, the balls used to
be "a inches in diameter, the number Of
points not to be less than 500 the game
to be played in public. will allow him
$500 for his expenses in coming te
America, and will require that / shall bt
notified of his acceptance at least tour
months previous to the date of playing
may be pardoned for thinking thai
YOU form rather too low an estimate o
American billiard players. Ii am mis-
taken, you will be the gamer by $4,000
or $4,000, as you may desire.
AS soon as l am notified of the &C
ccptance of this proposition, will bt
ready to deposit the necessary amount
in the hands of any responsible parties
why may be agreed upon.
| Yours truly,
| MICHAEL PHELAS.
No. 7s6 Broadway, n. Y.
| Febrnarv 9th 1860