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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-26
Observation-Disclosures
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fstne @@reselmdbiee .@er(onu1,nluna,,
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Strabe fir Wrobiru1s Der @iaiam1
Strabe BON Der Mt1IiFppt Strabe an ;
grbauung' zines Grottpir6 an BorbcS
SttaBeN ppr' benz 'gQiiSentbum bon 8. 81
@rt9bt COS SUBJ; ffQrr' Sefnu>1s Der
@dfbin8tonS @tra6e IN 8aSiue' unp
@uerinS Mrbitipn ; an ta6 Stra6en
Committee Yerrpielen.1 ;! "''. -
10 1Glr" Gntfernung tergtdQe uno Sbonz
ties rte fi9 ,auf BEN Dfentliden .Square
tef1nosn BET son Der Tinften 'Ge6fen>
.Siblep unp @acontaH @traBen' ein9e<
f@lo6en piirb. Mn'fa8' Yarf COMMITTEE
nertpieien:. p -.''''& "'.' ''''"'" p"
4'28on ne. Spbn}on fit Eth @a6li6t
an Der @de ppn<St. Yeter unp II. @traBe.
Mn bas Gas Committee Yermie( fen. j
h Die Committee bic nit benz Commit
fiunerS BON Namiey' 60. betref5 Der Nbz
tre;un9 Yun @runo CUR GrriGtung zines
petbauleS rerbanoeln loQten beriGteten.
paB ite nit ben @pmmilfpners ni9t batz
ten einig tperoen fDnnen Beri9t >purpe
duff BEN Slid sele9t unp Committee entz
la0en. Il ..'*': '"..!' '"
Gin @pe;ial COMMITTEE BON ber 4.
WQrD recpmndnpirte rem Wnfauf upn
eiinem Gbetle Y6n 8lpd 20 III Nice uno
Sroin6 Nbcitiun fir $4,000 NIT Bpncs
al :pari 3u ;ablen. Sin S%priBentous
iou payauf erbaut perren. Mngenonz
men. !' =" "''-.
*@bo6. '2onbey bdlt Elm Suc9emcnt fir
5000 segen bic Stapt. gr erbot f9
1925 cafur gu nebmen. &uf Nnratben
re6 S%tabtanwnlteS rpuroe ber @aagmeiz
fter %aa9epieien ben l%ebt9enunnten 8etras
aussu;ablen.
Der Straben @ommiiioner purce an
eepielen bic Sen;cn unp @bantie8 Don
Der Gear Spiiden IA. unb 8luf Stra6en
3u eitf erner.
Der ct. Yaul @a0erepmpaenie tpurbe
erloubt bic '2ccation Der 6auptrBbren
auf folSencen @traBen 3u dnbern: Muf
NetQ StraBe nSrblt@ BON s. unp Don
Monroe unb Woppmaro Stra6e mad
ct. Saul unb pine Stra6e nBrcli6 BON
@roSe uno BON SPINE iUcli9 BON @rpYe
na@ Slioe unb Ytne. Do6 Nufteuen
Don ~Gtreplu98" an Der Wpopwaro
@trabe u>b an Der Munouns ron Morz
roe unr .@rose Stra6r murre ibnen err
la0en.
Die Committee fir 1fentli9e @etduee
rnter 3ujiebun9 beS @bief Sn9ienieurs
purce autbprif1rt Yldne Don SpriBen<
bduiern anfertisen gu lalen.
Gin 8eidlub muroe ansenpmmen am
"a. Mu9uf nt@erlammlun9 Res @tobt<
ratbe8 3u baben in npel9em bic Yldne
fir reue SpriBenbduler @%e9en{tano ber
8eratbung ietn {puen.
Gin Beidlub bic ct. paul Bride In
folsenoen Gpmpanien ;u periiGern puroe
an8enommen: st. Yaul Sire uno Maz
rine $4,000; 2oriuaro $4,000; @ez
curity Don Seem Worf $4,000.
Ger Mayor 1anote cine Yete BptI9aft
9esen einen 8ei9luB Der leBten @iyuns
Der einem Dennis Trpy 5000 bewiuiet,
Elm. Gle es ;u elmer ;~tpeiten Mt1 timmuns
Qber ben 8e19luB fam perta9te fi6 Der
Staotratb. ~
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@inlabung CUR @ublcription
Mm unierc Mbpmueuten!

Da IS unler Beitreben 1T bic
5taatS<3eitung in jeoer ceutz
19en Tamilie int @taate einSufabren une
bieif6 gu bewerffeQisen fit bic 5erau6z
oeber aQein cine beina9e unauSfIbrbare
Nuf9abe it, mir aber AUDI ni@t erwarten
pter perlan9en tSnner, baB un(cre Mbon>
renten uno Greunre i1@ pbne 8er9ituns
fir unS Bemaben 1ouen> 10 baben mir
urtS entl9lp0en Don jest lis gum
1. Sanuar 1870 etnem jeben
perunS einen neuen Mbpn<
nenten nebt ten Setras fir Elm Sabr
($2.50 fir ba6 @pdenblatt unb $500
fir ba6 bret Mlal @S9entlt9e) 3ulenbet
auf feline eisene 3eitun9 bret Mpnate
gut gu .19retben. @er bret neuc
Nbonnenten netit bent Mpnne>
n%aent6betrasve fit Elm Sabr: einltnbet te<
fpmtnt feline 3eitun9 fir Elm Sabr graz
It's. Diele Bepinsun9en, bic liberaliter,
Die je bon irsenp eirer 3eituns 9ema@t
wuroen, tpsrben aber pplittt1 muir bts
Neuiabr 9elten unb erl1@en mir
aue 2e(er bic teut1de Na@barn baben
ppn bent Mnerbieten re9t balb @ebrau9
5u MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-26

Son 100 @tlpten in Mmerifa unb
europa baben nur s reinere6 Wa0er ols
ct. Yanl.
Yrof. @tQiman 1aet Die umtneraliz
1aen @ubfansen III bemielben 1inp @opa>
Salt unb Ma9neia NIT etnem tleinen
Gbetle Gilen upb StQica. CHLORINE ano
S@wsfel1dure finb In 8erbincuno nit
benz @ppa, Salt Mu9ne1ia uno Giien
unp nit bemielben Elm Sals wel9e6 in
jeoem ratIrlt9en @a0er Dcrbanoen III
unb weldeS @prboncenlei In 10 fleinen
Suantitdten ol6 eS bier ber SAL, muir
mEnl@en6wertb 1T. Da8 @prbanbenlein
peS Salt unb Ma9ne1a Sal,es ntadt
ba5 @a6er tpeni8er pei@ alS IS 1onft Der
TaQ Ieiu pQrbe> eini9e Grab 9drte
an einem i9madbafttn @a0er &perten
Spr9eSo9en ia talelbe flarer uno forblp<
ier 1T al8 iul@es weldes bie1e 8efanbz
tbeilt weni9er beilbt. Dieies @a0er 1T
rein, farblos unb 9eldmadlo6 unp >peniz
ger 9eei9net bic 8leir6bren pur9 melde
IS s~eleitet miro 3u eprrpbiren ols nuena
e6 bic @ineralitpft nidt entbielt. Da6
@a1er bes 2afe pbalen 1T Elm nuberor<
oentlt& reines unb seiunbeS uno 1ebr
ppbl 9eeisnet bic @taot bamit gu perz
1or9en."
Gin @ute5 wel@eS bic @a0errperte i'm
@efol9e baben tperben, auber Der @oblz
that Elm 9ute8 9eiunpes @a7er it jepes
6au6 gu lieftrn> beftebt barin> boB Die
Geuer6sefabr uno nttbin aud bic Ser
1aerunseprdmien permiaoert >perpen
miilen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-26
Staat5 uniocrGtdt.

Otu Uto HttU!luItu III NY ltbt uNpt(uNNt.
Staats 1tniocrjitdt.
Die &escnten Der uniperii tdt Ser amz
meltcn ft@ 9efern Nbenb int Simmer pes
@puoernbr6 int Capitol. @op. Marz
lbau praiipirte.
Gte9ent Gbom1on hem Der Muftraa 9ez
worcen pbtlofopbil9e Npparate fir rte
((niperlttdt an3utaufen beridtete, oob CT
cenielten erfiut unb bieNpparatsi in Bllpe
onfommen tplrben.
&e9ent Dpnalolo u Gem aufgetraeen
porpen bic Seridiepenen Ndsrbau 5obz
i6ulen Der oerlbiecenen 5teatcn III tez
li&ti9en ftattete Beridt ab uber bic con
@iacpnln> SQinpiS uno Mid!9an. 81
1a9t unter anperen fpl9ence6:
Die Bisconfn Mderbau 5p9l9ulen
Garm entbdlt 230 Nder 5 ropon jlno
cem @artenbau oepicmet. Die Nrbcit
oer Stucenten auf Der Garm 1T freipiuis.
Nue orbetten 9erne uno e berrl9t fein
&aften9etit unter ibnen.
Die Mt6isan Garm entbalt 1000
Wder, so Older baDpn inb Dem @artenz
bau 9ewiomet. NQe @tuoeuten mllen
3 @tunpen per Sag arbeiter1 uno >pcrcen
bafur besablt. 8iele orbeiten n,ebr ur>c
eini9e Serptenen 70 Stel al6 tbre unfolten
betragen, bapur9 ca5 lie SamFa06 uno
in ben Terten orbeiten. Der 8lumcn=
3udt miro 9roes Nuf% mertlamfeit eetpicz
met uno Die @erfdufe aus bic em Depart
lnent beden beinabe Die Mus9aben.
Die Suinoi8 c}ncul trie l1niperiit1t bat
cine Tarm bon 1000 Mder. 400 Mder
finb fir Giebsu4t re(erpirt; $50 @der
gum Experimentation uno cine arobe
Gld&e fir auAemeinen Mdsrz uub Gar
tentaus. Da6 fretwiui9e Nrtei1a(yfem
1T ein9cfdbrt uno bewabrt 1l6 gut.
Der 8ert9t bebt ferner berpor, po6 es
:n1tbi0 lei Gin @Yltem fe1jufcuen na6
rel1em Die Grnten BON Sabr III Sabr
oewedlelt mlrpen, ca oa6 wieoerbolte BE-
itellen zines uno ne1elben Nder6 NIT
Bei;en has 2ano ruinire unp poB oeez
balb ra6 Mferbau Department bolo er<
6Hnet pereen 1pQe.
Die NnfeuunA einc6 Nderbau Yrpiei>
ior5 uno Superintcnrenten Ger Norrn>
iomie ber Nnfauf non Nieb unb Gcrdtbz
1@aften 1T eebbalb en1pfpblcu.
IS 1T etcnfau5 e%mpfpblen rab Die
6cnnepin 60. 0arteubau @elculdoft
iber ben Oartentau ric MufIAt fibre
unb ibr S older sur 8erfusune 9stellt
mercen unp bic 2c9i5latur an9e9anoen
&perce Die n6tbi9en 8ewiQigun9en ;u
MAIDEN.
DAT Ger YrofeGcr fiber ale Grpe,i
lnente Suh fIbren mub une ras Gytem
Der frcimiQi9en Mrtcit eingeflbrt ,pcrce.
Der 8cri9t wurce an9enommen.
Mls Bcarnte trurcsu aemdblt:
Col. W.. Is. 6plneu, BON &enyou
college, Sbio, sum praiirenten. Salair
$4,000.
profe11oren: o.. SobeS Sropfs,
BON 9teo Wln3, Vr1e6l19e Spra9e.
Sen. 81. IS. Sobnlon> MilitdrzWilz
lcni1aften.
Ser q. 8. Donolrlon> Don Garm;usz
ton &betor{e, 0elAiate uno gn8li16c
2iteratur.
Die Belesua9 bes profe0or Stubles
fir ros Nderbau Department purpe Ell
ner COMMITTEE lbernielen Die BET nadz
fer &eriammluno 8eri@t gu e~r1otten
bat.
Im nritten Monta9 in Setober wirc
Der neuermablte prdiipent fem Nmt an
treten.
Gin ge(9lub wurce paltrt, mad nell
9en Die rcli9i1len uebun9en Der uniperz
nidt na@ ben Gormen ir9eno elmer
9efQbrt tperoen burfen.
yerta9uno.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-26

- Bu batten beute ea8 8er9nl9en
9errn 8oltmanr, po1, Der Girma SPAR
quart u. @olfmann, Sobaunieteerwein
6abrifanten, in Watertown, Wi6cv in
unlerer Office gu be9rlben. 5err @olf<
mann bereit sesenpdrtts uniern Staat
I'M Sntere0e feine6 @el@dfte6 uno f1nnen
mir ,bn ben 2eiern ni&t 9enus empfeblen.
@ein @ein bat cine Ma1e gutter Gi9en>
19aften>. eint9e pappn fino =: pab ct gang
uno gar rein uno unuerfdll4t 1T. Die
5errn Marquart Il. @olfman1 baben
admli4 eine Garm NIT Sotanniebeeren
an9epRan3tun o iino 10 tt tenStanb eelebt
einen @eit 81 liefern Der nur aus euten
8eeren geuta@t unp III jeper 8ejiebunlsJ
rein 1T. Gin anoerer @or3u8 1T, bab
ale BON bteien 9err1 gum @erfauf an9e>
botenen @eine >peni9fens 3rpet, SABRE.
alt ftnp. Np@ Elm anoerer @pr3a9 1T
bab Ct ltbr btQt9 it, &c. &C. .a..1s
9err 8olfn1ant, tpirb am r1d@ite1 Grei>
tag tpitpsr bier III ct, paul etntrfen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-26

- Die BRET Gbieaso Diebe> mel&e
lebte @ode ein9efan9en tpuroen braden
am @amfa8 Na@t aus ber @itp @ala>
bople uro flab, bis jeBt, mod ni@t pieper
cineefan9en.
Die Mrt uub @eife auf welde fe aus
braden benefit baB fe Mlte i'm @ei9dft
iino. Die 3euen 1inb aus biden Gi9en
pfoiten sema@t nit eini9en 3ou &aum
swi19en jeben. Durb bic len ,&aum
smdn9te elmer 1tinenMrm urb erreidte cine
an Ter 9eseniterlie9enoen @anp bdn9ence
Genie, otele ;o0en 1e berein, bra9en oas
Blatt ab u,..lbnttten eamit Ypn eiuem8a
fen, aus penen bic Dcde 9ema9t 70 niet
ab> bab 1e btncur@ fonnten> alScann
ma@ten 1ie 'il@ pur@ co6 &obrlo9> nell
DIES pur@ bic Manb auf ben Glopr
9ebt uno auf pielem an9efommen, piente
ibnen Elm Geuer}durer al6 Bre9eilen bic
Sbure gum @eri@tssimn1er III erbre@en.
Son bier nabmen f1e tbren @ee bur9'S
Geniter uno 'perlawancen in BET Dunfelz
belt. .:@ ~,
Das @anse wuroe in FOLDER @tiue
belor9t bab Der tpa6iarne @efaneenwdr~
tel, SEER S@mirt> rer nit &e9t sfols
barauf fem fann> pab inn biz Dato nod
tein @efan9ener auS9ebro@en por, aQer
@abri@einlt&feit nadNi4ts baron aus
9efunoen baben tpiroe BIG ct beute Mor~
gen rte 3eQen auSipicirt bdtte, batten bic
5aQunfen ni4t barber beratbldlu9t pb
fe pa6 @ebdube anfteden fpQten ooer
ni@t. Dte(es rpar gu piel> fir einen
DarfeY Der in elmer an9ren3enoen Belle
fab uno nun fiber 9laubte oa6 Stinpz
den iet 9efomme1, wel@es ieiner f9war>
gen @riten3 Elm Gnpe MAIDEN piree. Sn
ieiner 6er3en6an9t fin9 ct gang jdmmerz
lid 3u 19reien an uno biele6 bra6te ben
@efdnsnibpdrter auf bic Beine, bic prei
Muebre6er aber aud NIT Slibi@nelle
ourb6 Gcniter.
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8rteftfe.
Yer.Uben.

Elite beutld er 8riee bic bis gum d. Nusuit r.
). ui9t abgebplt wprben fnb:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-26

Irfnp,le1
Barte5 Sobn fleinidmiot s..
Bebren6 5srmatn WuQer Carl
DaI3in 9obn Wuuer s. M..
Depps 5arlmt9 90 g.. ptig5e Wm.
Duoeitete Wr. @6aar Wusuf
@raer Seonarb @tefes Sacob2
SID enmiQer Yete1 S9ent Bernbare
Gruber Sobu Ginger Charles
Denfe g. paul 1beiieu gDm.
9iamann Griebri9 ulriA Ssuolous
9,lttr j. ~sv VDitxer 2ouis
porltg Welter Sean
3un3ider 6einri9 Dsber s.
2ueontr eba1!sS Wenenbus Iueull
3uber Soc 2ilfe Wuaut
So. eeitner beutlder &lert,
s. .. @tepart peRmeiae1.
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Wr bGren> bag bic Gompa0nie betn1
Gurnfeit ibr erftts '1fertltbeS Gr1@einen
MAIDEN fol-, uno atpeifeln mir oar nidt,
oaB fe fd miirri9, rubig unr mitNnfanp
gu propu;iren wi1en miro. Il
Mppcllatipnen in @bpte<
Safe Superior. Babn, bat
eiele @pde 81 Mppeuationen in Der
@lerf5 Sifce ein9ereidt. 6te .appeIirt
9e9en bel, Don ben ernannten @ommi0d
rem anseiebten Yrei8 sun 2dncereien Die
Don oer Sabn aufgenpmmen fino, als su
bod unp bic 81 Gisentbumer a%ppeQiren
ra9e9en, al6 ju niepri9. Summa "a
Mppeuationen in pieier Sa9e. User
mS1te ea ni9t MrSofat lein.
- Die ~preb" Don beute Mor9en
brin9t cine 9robeS neutrality-suspicious., ols
peren Ebema Gin u%sebroaene5 6ciratbsz
Yeripre9en", bieuen mub, nennt aber feline
Nomcn. Warum Die Namen unterorlden
tpenn etpas baran 1T, pper warum cine
@e1dt&te Die Gbrlihe srrcaadti9en fam,
tpenr ni9tss taran it, Mr. preb?
Die Delegation BON 8romn2 So.
aur republifani1@en Staatsepnpenticn
befebt aus: Gbas. &oos, @bas. 8ae<
,ner, @bas. @tntler uno Mlbert8 lan9arp
idmmtli@ pom Seem ulm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04

dience seemed to be in perfect raptures.
How long it continued after we lett, l
cannot say, but there was large acces-
sion to the audience about midnight. The
actors had all become hoarse with their
singing and yelling. Oae of these, who
appeared to be the prima donna had been
on the stage almost constantly during the
four hours and half, and had also taken
part in turning of the somersaults and
other feats of agility. She had been
killed two or three times in the general
melee, but Invariably came back again in
full life and vigor.
The actors were clad in a great variety
Of dresses, bespangled and covered with
immense embroidered fowers. Their
head gear was Of such variety as would
have astonished the property man of q
Bowery thester, and some of them had
their noses painted red, others blue, 9th
ers black, and faces painted white, while
still another looked as if he had collec-
tion of blue aud green postage stamps
pasted upon his face There was no cur
tain to the stage. and the orchestra was
stationed Immediately behind the per
formers. There were eurains to the
doors through which the actors entered
aud departed, and all the stage proper.
ties were hanging on the walls or piled
up at the side Of the stage. The attend
ants to remove chairs and to hand the
actors th e wooden weapons they used in
the vario US conflicts remained on the
stage dur ing the whole performance,
smoking ti,eir pipes and attending to
their busineAs The Chinese women in
their boxes W, ,uld also occasionally light
up their cigal 'ettes, and puff away in
good earnest.
Take it all in all, the performance was
of most novel character, but it was evil
dent that the Cesestisls enjoyed it vastly.
A more orderly or attentive audience
never asse N bleS in thester, and it was
an interesting sight to watch the up
turned sea of swarthy countenances as
they sc AIMED the actors and followed the
plot o. the play.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04
A II oubIe Eiopement-The Way the
TIL Ing is Done I'm Merrfe England.

L ,samington, England, has scarcely
dee ,lded yet whether to frown or laugh at
cer .tain domestic arrangements recently
os curing there and producing wild ex-
o .tement ia more than one respectable
.ousehold. On fine Saturday morning
fortnight ago, the stylish, handsome
wife of a worthy tradesman OF Leaning
| ton took leave of her home under cir
cum stances peculiarly distressing to her
husband" and with sum of money
which she had been for some time accu-
mulating, took passage by railway for
Brkenhead. The simultaneous disap-
pearance from town of a certain engag-
ing young man with whom the fair fugi
tive had occasionally danced at balls,
and who had told his father that he felt
obliged to make precipitste flight to
America, caused such public comment
as drove the bereaved tradesmsn almost
frantic and aroused particular sympathy
in q neighbor's family. In fact, the
wife of this peighbor, in keen
womanly sympathy both for the for
saken husband aHd the foolish run.
away, volunteered to 60 after the lat
ter, and, by womanly persuasion,
bring her back to her deserted home.
Accordingly she left for Birkenhead that
ga, ne afternoon, with the full knowledge
an approval of her husband; but, great
was the amszement of the town when,
on Sunday, the story went about that
the second husband believed himself to
be Just the same sort of domestic victim
as the first, and had started post-hsste
wi tn the latter to overtske the two run
a'xsys Sad to say, both women had
eloped with scoundrels, and were pre-
pairing to enjoy quiet family party
together at a Birkenhesd hotel when
telegrams from their husbands at home
caused the police to arrest the whole
company. The two distracted trades
men Of Lssmington, upon arriving
thither, recovered the foolish women
and promptly sent them back to their
homes again, themselves remaining over
day under the pretence of having
taken the journey purely for business.
The "yonng men" escaped before the
husbands arrived, the eloping wives
promised tesrfully to behave better in
future, and, as we stated at first, Learn
ington has not yet decided whether to
laugh or frown all the whole year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04
rnIIfrom a Slack X ope.

vincennes (fnd.) Correspondence OF the Cincin-
A man havir g wooden leg, aud adver-
Using himself as q soldier, who lost his
limb in one of the battles Of Tennessee,
has been gratifying the morbid curiosity
of hundreds in our city for the past two
days, by givir & performances on the slack
rore, elevated fifty feet from the ground.
This afternoon while trying to amuse his
audience BY some extra antics, they we're
suddenly Mortified by seeing him fall to
the ground. The rope was stretched
from the tops oftwo three story buildings,
near the corner of Second and Main
streets, where o large audience had
assembled. At this time Of writing the
character of his Injuries have not been
determined. We understand that his
remaining leg is broken, and that he is
80 much bruised that there are bat little
hopes of his recovery. He is evidently
a drinking man, and report says that he
was very much under the iDhence OF
liquor when he commenced his per-
formauce. A woman said to BE- his wife
is with him, and seemed but little con-
cerned at the great misfortune with which
she had met. A collection ofa vo' ntary
character was solicited from the audience
after the performance was about halt
through, and many gave through SYM
pathy To the manned soldier. The time
basc omewhen all such exhibiIions should
be prohibited by law; and from the
screams of some Of the women.on this
accession, we would infer that many OF
them will have no further desire 70 wit
ness slack-rope performance 10 Vincen-
mes. even if there is nc law to prohibit
Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04
Tom Aliens Announcements.

Tom Allen announces bis readiness to
fight any man in America for from $500
to $4,000, in what is termed "a square
stand-up fght, according TO the rules of
the London prize ring" BE will meet
joe Coburn in the ring (anywbere in
Wyoming Territory, whom he regards
as the leading scientific pugilist in the
United States. he also takes the liberty
Of expressing the following opinion OF
McCoole: As a private citizen he is very
good. but as fightest be stands No. 3,
and says that be has a bad crowd of
hackers, and that be might be induced to
6oht If this crowd would but let him
aioEe. Billy Carroll is authorized to
make all necessary srrangements for q
fight. A deposit or forfeit fund OF not
less than 500 must be sent to the New
York Clipper, of New York. or Sporting
Times, of Boston, otherwise no notice
will be taken of chAllenge.-iS. Louis
Republican,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04
Americans i'm Paris.

Paris Correspondence N. Y. Herald.I
Undoubtedly the largest of the foreign
colonies nesting here is the American.
Americans never cesse from coming;
thew 90 and come, come aud go, all the
wear round. Yet the colony of them
resident here is always kept du cemptet;
and I have lust been informed st the
Offices of the American bankers tba; this
winter the American world would be
fuller and gayer than ever. A 1other
item. which somewhat consols the hearts
of the unfortunate trades people, now 30
cast down, is the fact that the Americans
in Pari, are frs-clsss spendthrifts;
layishing money on anything and every
thing that comes in their path. Reliable
persons estimate that there is an average
American population of 10000 in the
city throughout the year, which throws
into Partisan Golfers round hundred
million of dollars The American fsmi-
lies live here in the costly style OF the
sristocrscy that they see in vogue-a
STYLE, By the way, which they not unfre-
ouently raise upon or increase. Indeed,
The aristocrats say openly that Ameri-
caus have spoiled things BY painting
the lily a little more gorgeously than
necessary or natural. The markets are
sent up beyond their due limits; Not
onIy Is this complaint to be heard, but
!, = other day no less a paper than the
IN. =. generally favorable to America
Li9'G, -icaus, asserted that Americans
ana - >svagsnt. fast and reckless
ny 1ns" D. lis, far away from the re-
iivlog hom, IN haences, were the fret
straln's ~ re ord,sr of cocoiettes in high
70 eres' The ;our, Nal Of NJ. de Girardin
society gys dns ,bs assert ION to be cOmpIi-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04

,,rapser visiting the navy yard IN
pa.Iivn couversing with some seanen
Sbo had been engaged IN Tue navy
s.;,r Sn4 The war. asked one Of them II
,bsv had received any prize Money n..s
.Och iudade, yer honor, yes, 3 NIUE &,
:, -, sifted through a ladder, ano a''
r., fsll through vint TO the ot1eers-
snS All that stuck 70 the steps Was ieit 70
he men"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04

The receipts Of the Parepa opera
t.a.ps for their three weeks perform
ances in Chicago were $36 600.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-31

UNDER the head Prospecting in Arizona" the editor of the Los Angeles Star, exposes a swindle which some person or persons have had on foot in San Francisco, recently. We had intended to have said something about the matter before, and would had it not slip ped our memory. We now wish to advise sCalifornians to be careful how they trust themselves and their money to the leader of the proposed expedition. He gulled party of Neyadans once, with the same stale, i'm probable stories about his knowledge of ex- tremely rich mines in part of this Territory never visited by any white man but himself but when the party was ready to start, he was missing. There are rich mines in every section of Arizona, and it is not necessary to pay an adventurer $500 to guide men to them. The fellow should be put through for his ef- forts to gull people. We feel satisfied that he knows very little about this Territory and will fool all who may confide in him. The name of Gov. Stafford is mixed up in this swindle, but we are quite certain that he has not given his consent for such use of it.