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torn off his back, he was kicked,
knocked down, trampled on by any.
body who could get near him, and
would have been in peril of his life, If
their opinion, his punishment had lasted
long enough. And this, we should add,
occurred not amidst the rabble on the
open heath. but in an enclosure, admis-
sion to which cost FIVE shillings, and
where the company was more or less
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To MAKE cool summer beverage take
one pint of whisky, stir in spoonful
of whisky, then add one pint of whisky
and heat we'll with a spoon. Take one
gsIlon of water and let a servant carry
n away beyond your reach, then. put
two spoonfulls of water in a tgmble[;
Immediately throw it out and MI With
whisky. Flavor with whisky 70 suit
your taste. When it is TO be Kept long
In warm climates, add sufficient spirit
70 prevent souring. @ ~ a@
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WILLIAM north was once asked by
the editor of paper with which he was
connected to write leading article OPP
posing the temperance movement,
which was then making a great stir in
New York. ''write me good one, and
1 will give you twenty dollars for II, !"
said. the editor. GLOW long do you
wish it?n inquired North. GAS short
as you can make it, was the reply.
North sat down Immediately and wrote
the following: I'VE would rather see
the whole world drunk oftheir own ec-
cord, than one man sober on cumpuI-
sfon.n The twenty dollars were fmme-
diately handed over, and the paragraph
published as leader. s = q sia51ol
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Franklin insurance Company


Capital,
DIRECroRS:
T. H. Logan, T. P. ShaIlcross, Geo. x. Wheat,
Geo Mendel John ZoeclIler, Saml. McClel-
Ian, @. w. Ffanzhein, Jas. N. Vance Alex
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NIHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
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disc, manufacturing establishments, furm-
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rivers and lakes, and also on the lives OF per-
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by they can be insured for three years, at ~
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composed of some ninety-four stockholders,
most ofwhon are among our Degt buE1ness
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their patronage. -
Applications for insurance VIII be prompt
attended to by the Secretary.
Office, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
Bl.aI lsaa N.G.ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAMIII McCLELLAN, President. .s
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
NC ARTHUR, Agent for paying pen5ionA
Office, No. 1 Mcclure House, being the same
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LYNCHING,

"on Wednesday one of these gentry
was discovered in the act of 'welching,'
that Is, of receiving money before
race or a bet and not paying the odds
when he lost. Forthwith q sort OF
drumhead court martial was held by
the bystanders aud the offender WAS
sentenced TO be lynched. His booth
was torn down aud literally broken
into bits like the vessel of bankrupt
Yenitian merchant his clothes We're
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"CHoLER n A."

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The following arc a few of the certificates
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GG WHEELING, Apr. 18th, 1865
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- l. W.STEWART.
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- THR pooTHs.


"Within the last few years practice
has sprung up upon the turf which, as
far as our recollection goes, is an inno-
yation. At all the great races, as, for
instance at EPSON, on Wednesday
last, ,innumerable booths are run up
which are obviously mere betting
stands. A written list stuck up in front
ct the booth informs you what odds the
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particular horses in the race. And all
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IA more broken down, disreputable,
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the proprietors of these boothsit is diff
cult to conceive. But still, as rule,
we believe they pay their way. Ii well
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profitable one, as they always give con-
siderably shorter odds than those offer
ed in the ring; they can generally make
themselves safe; ii they choose, against
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putian hackers, who want to win gooI
stake with very little money, have a
fatal fancy for backing impossible
horses, which never could win except
by miracle Moreover, these plebian
betting men are subject to the rudest OF
lynch law In case they prove defaulters.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. lss, 1866.
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Love OF Money and Fashion the Curse
Ofthe Nation NhIther we are Tend
ing as People.
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RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAJ ILROAD.-
" on and auer MONDAY February u. two daily
connecting at GordonsYi lie with VIRGINIA Central Rail
road trains to and from Richmond as folOWs;-
MAIL TR IN.
leave Washington daily (sundey excepted, at 6'45
Leave IynchDurg at A. M and arrive at Washing
ton at 26 p M -
EXPRESS TRAIN It
Leave Washington esily including Sunday at sos p
Leave Lynehburg at $50 Z. NJ, and arrive al Washing
ton AZ 6l0A H.
foi all points South and Southwest and at Washington
Tor Nor h and Northwest
First-cisss sleeping win be attached to the night
trains, -- . ~ . o.
The road Is attractive. not only for its comfortable
Odatons but Tor the fact that II passes the
histOre localities Of Fairfax Bul Run, Manassas Brs
foe Catetts, RappahannOck, Culpeper Orange, aud
GoTdonsyie, places OF mperlshable interest in the
popular mind
Through tickets 10 all points South and Southwest
may be had In Boston, New York, PhiladelOhia, and
Baltimore and at the offices OF the road IN NRshn gtOn
"a alexandria. w. II. MCCAFF hRrY,
"SIe General Superintendent.
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8191t

DES IL U ION
III Requesting Additional LEGISLATION.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the lty of Philadelphia, That the proper legisla
ton be asked 10 produce the following laws and
alterations IN existing laws, and that the City So-
citor be requested to prepare the bill or bills for that
purpose to be submitted TO the Legislature, to
witt
First. A law to limit the amount of money to be
annually paid by the city of Philadelphia TO officers
not subject TO their control, that the ices to be
paid by the city to the following officers shall not
exceed the following sums any one year, 10 witt
The District Atlorhey, four thousand dollars.
J he CLERK OF the Quarter Sessions, two thousand
FIVE hundred dollars
Tho Sheriff, two thousand five hundred dollars.
The Coroner, three thousand dollars.
Second. law authorizing the city to collect by
distress from delinquent railway companies ali SUNS
due for street repairs which ought to have been done
by such companies.
Third. A law to relieve the city from paying the.
expenses of the IrothOnetary, Register of Wills
and Recorder of Deeds for the doekets and books for
record purposes used BY them respectively, and for
renewing of their dockes, keeping up their indices
and records the city having no control over them
and deriving no peeunlarY benefit theretrom.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President Of Common Council
Attest
ROBERT BETHELL, ....
Assistant Clerk OF Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council
Approved this sixteon,h day of March, Ammo
Domni one thousand eight hundred and sixty
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
318H Mayor of Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

CAsUALTIEs.--The following cases were
admitted into the Pennsylvania Hospital during
Yesterday Alexander FentllBe, AGED twenty
one years, residing at No. 1884 Lombard street,
had the thumb Of his right hand cut off by being
caught in tho machinery at Merriek q Sons
foundry. George Trump, aged forty-ive, living
at No. 1880 Britton street, burned his back
severely by falling upon a stove. Edward
Btuard, aged ten, belonging to Camden, N. j.,
had his right leg fractured by being caught
between a ierry.boat and the slip at Market
street wharf John Rudy had the foreinger of
his right hand severed by q large piece of iron
falling on it, at Harrisons boiler works, near
the Arsenal
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CITY ORDINANCES,

An ORDIH ANCB
N To AuthorlKe The Chief Engineer Of the Water
Works 10 draw IertNn Warrants.
whereas, John NICK ernon was killed and Charles
Morrison lost hls Tght by the accidental explosion IN
the quarry opposite Fairmount, whilst in the en-
plovment Of the ater Department. ana as Mr. Nor
riton and the widow of Mr. MeKernon are In destI
tute circumstances; therefor,
Section / I he Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia 90 ordan, That the Cher
Engineer OF the Water Department be and is hereby
authorized 10 draw q warrant IN favor OF Charles
Morrison for the sum of seven hundred and fifty
dollars and a warrant IN favor OF the widow ofJonn
McKernen Tor the sum of two hundred ana fifty
dollars the said warrants to be drawn from appro-
pnatIon OF Apn H. 1866, foT the purpose Of making
ana sinking q cIIb in front OF Fairm0unt dam.
WILLIAM 8. SIOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. BAmEs,
Clerk of Select Council
JAMES LYND,
President of select Council.
Approved this sixteenth dav Of March, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred ana sixty six
"a. u. 1861 . -
MORT ON McMICHAEL,
3101t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

pIsLEY'B CONTIN NENTAL NEWS
ChOieessets to all places OF Amusement may ss had
M 10 eh O'Clock any evening. ldy
(,HOICE SEATS AND ADMIssIoNs.-.
- Tickets can @nfsSS6SRAMhn X bSf NM oruoE.
for cesu reh PHG sS y
up TO s O'Clock. eyery evening. lin
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
II HGrSEEsb HEsBVH VsRoVsk stTis 1sRHi %aa GEf E. s 1o
Doors rs open st65 Curtain rises az rs
THIS EVENING
An absorbing new drama in there acts never before
performed In this country, yr S1d, ana emitted
CARToUCHE;
THE THE sT9%%S sE9f ~ JEWELS, JEWELS,
The sloLEN JEWELS,
with new scenery by Richard Smith, elegant apy olnt
me1ts by John Dascy, mechsniCal effects by JOsooh
D' A MOST POWERFUL CAST,
'"0iuO'sff sffRErGTH OF THE STAR COMPANY.
WEDNESDAAY Az AArdERNooN MARCH IL
oNh h0fnnEaMIR fFiREMER OF PHiLGDELPhiA % "A = -i'
WEDNESDAY L'hNinHSN bHNaFfT MaFfh OF II MR. B. YOUNG.
FRIDAY EVENING March 2si " Nm = 80 ,,,nv,
o,r SATgE24Y TAn &ETEFRT6qN S5P Mach "a
CARToUCHE;
THE STOLEN JEWELS.
Admission to Matinee. 30 Cents; Children 70 Gents.
Doors open at l15; Curtain rises at2l5.
and Ui,'''" 81 ''D' ''''-''' ''-''
NEJ ALNUT STREET THEATRE.-N. E.
w corner NINTH and WALNUT Streets. Begins at
"a ''O'A SECOND NIGHT
of the eminent American comedian.
MR. HACkErp,
VINO Is enFAs0u iOsIx SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
anu VIII app aFALsTAFF IN LOVE"
in shakespeare's great comedy of the -
MERRY WIVES or WINDSOR.
MR. j. b ROBERTS asfFopp.v asfF the Jealous Husband
TUESDAY EVENING, March 20,
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
S'r 'onn we E%RlEfb6lNEsDXY.MR.. aXGKETr S nA'NN' u
'A"A''pS"-' KIN KING Henry ".
NaRs. JOHN DREws NEW ARCH STREET
Iva THEATRE. Begins at7h O'Clock.
Engagement of the E0Ed-rqmed actor
MONDAY EVENiHG, March 10,
EVERY EVENING .UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
THE MONTEBANK. -
Mace sne his mis- tiGe E. Price
Fanlaronade. Stuart Robson
Duke DC Ao1te6ar3n MI Msekey
sceneCFrance. Time.i5ii
., THE KITCHEN BELLE.
CFIi FG1DAYeBaSEiff B " BE OF CHARLES % DiLloS .'O
NEW AMERICAN TaEATRE-
IN WALEIT Bp Street F%t 4ReGc Eighth Fig g cr,oN
Immense success fo@IER e tSi R5b!lisns sFsrERs.
Mr. JouN srxTTRRe The Great Comic Singer
And his Wonderful Straw Piano.
SPLENDID BALtEEfEsY tEESY ryEsISd fEEitL5AAT 00hEDIEs
AND ON wEDNEsDGYo 1Np SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS.
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ID Il s o L U ION
II 70 Authorize Contracts to be made for Fur
nishing the Department for Supplying the City with
Water, with Iron Ppes Castings, etc., as per adver
tissment.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils
OF the City of Philadelphia, That the mayor be and
ne is hereby authorized to enter into contracts (he
SAID contracts to be first approved by tine Chief
Engineer OF the Water Works. with the following
persons, VIII
With j. W. Middleton, for iron pipe, at three
ana twenty one one.hundredth cents per pound
(for one.fitth of amount advertised forl and tor
branches, bends, etc. at three and nlnetY.one one.
iundTedth cents per pound toT one-titth of amount
advertised forl
With shleman & Ellis, for iron castings for shop,
al three and hall cents per pound for onethird of
amount advertised fOrl
With Sexton Co., for brass castings, at thirty
eight cents er pound t1or one-haf OF amount adver'
With Ettinge & Brother for lead, at nine and a
hall cents per pound (tor onehalf OF amount adver-
tised for.
With Banner Thomas for 9asket, at twenty cents
per lound, per sample No. (tor three thousand
poundsL
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President Of Common Council
BENJAMIN III. HAIEEs,
Clerk OF Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council
Approved this sixteenth day of March, Ammo
Domlm one thousand eight hundred and siXty-six
MOTION MoMICHAEL,
8191t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

PUBLIC IMPRovEAIENT.-Und the super
vision OF Mr.. Charles Digey, the Commissioners
OF City Property, an additional fight of stairs is
being constructed in the main vestibule of the
City Hall. A landing has been placed above the
partment from which the stairway descends
towards the street. This improvement was made
expressly TO accommodate Mayor McMchael.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

FUNERAL OF PHILIP N. DALLAs.-The
funeral OF the late Philip N. Dallas took place
yesterday morning, and was attended by large
Concourse OF sorrowing friends. Helwas buried
in the grave yard of st. Peters Church, Third
and Pine streets.
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81S1t

DESC OLUTION
II OF Request 10 the Legislature relative to Open
ing Streets IN Philadelphia.
Whereas, Tho Councils of the city of Philadelphia
have the charge of the streets IN sai0 city;
And whereas, The expenses for opening aud
grading said streets have TO be paid out OF the
treasury of the SAID CITY
And whereas The Legislature has sometimes passed
acts directing certain streets 10 be opened in our
city, when all the power therefor is vested our
saId Councils, and said Councils have always been
ready to facilitate tho opening, grading and paving
of sleets when the public necessity reqmresj there
fore
Resolved By the Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia That the Senators and men,
bers OF the House OF Representatives of Pennsyl-
Vania from Philadelphia be requested to use their
influence and utmost eXertonto prevent the PASSAGE
Of any act reference to the opening, grazing, and
paving OF streets in the city OF Philadelphia.
Resolved, That q copy OF the foregoing preamble
and resolution be forwarded to each of the members
OF the General Assembly at Harrisburg.
WILLIAM s. S1OKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
Attest-
BENJAMIN III. HAINEs,
Clerk Of Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this sixteenth day Of March, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-Nx
"a. ID. 1861.
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
819l Mayor of Philadelphia
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81O1t

An Oh DI nee
IA To Authorize a New Lease of the City Law
Buildings.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils oftthe
City Of Ihade phia do ain, THAT the Mayor
be and he is hereby authorized to the lease Of
the premises now occ HpIed by tho Law and Survey
Departments, known as the City Law Buildings. No.
212 =. FIith street. the ierm of ten years from
tho fourteenth day April next, at the annual rent
of thirty five hundred dollars, payable quarterly
upon and under the IKE conditions, stipulations,
and covenants that contained IN the present
lease; and the ordnance for leasing the same pre-
misses ior five years, approved February 2, 1866, is
hereby repealed.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs,
Clerk OF select Council
JAMES LYND
President of Select Council.
Approved this sixteenth day of March, Ammo
DOminl one thousand eight hundred and sixty.siX
IA D. 1861 p.
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
3191t Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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RAILWAY ACoIDENT.-Ye esterday after
noon David Meyer, who resides at No. 2l3s
Wright street, iumped off the front platform
and was run over, one ais thighs being
broken. He was taken to the st. Joseph's
Hospital.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

STRICKEN WITH PARALYsIs.-Colo j.
H, 0berteufer one of the Oldest importers Of this
city, who commanded the I'd Pennsylvania
Heavy Artillery in the wsr, was stricken
with paralysis on Friday morning last, and
was in a serious condition. He was CON
nected with the military service during the
entire four years of the Rebellion, and was
educated in a military schOOl in Switzerland.
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pHlLADELPHlA, GERMANTOWN, AND
On and after WEDNESDAY, November lst 1866, INIT
hurther Notice
FOR CHINATOWN
Leave Philadephia 8, Z g. 10 IL, IL A. NJ, L. q 3lO
81 4, 5 81, 76' o, 10, II, y P M: ,'-
Ledye Germantown 9, n ~, 81 b2O, ., 10, III, IL A. N
10 g. 4. AZ, 6 6K. 500, IL Z. IA, -.
The626 Gown train, and 3A end 5X mp trains win not
stop on the Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia $40 A. NJ, 2 I, l0A P, M
Leave GeImantown8 A NJ, % z M
Leave Philadelphia 8, TO- ~ A. H., 2 8, SN oN' Us
''L Leave i' Cbesnut Hn 7lo minutes, 8, 90 ll4OAM
40 aIO. b 40. $40 $40 and 1910 minutes p. M
ON SUNDAYS. ..''
Leave PhiladelT hia 010 minutes A NJ, 2 anal T, M
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