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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02
From Boston.

BosrON, February 2.-The Hon. Pliny Mer-
rick lately Judge of the Superior Court of this
state, died In this city yesterday afternoon.
The steamship Africa arrived early this morn
ing from Liverpool, via Halifax. Her mails will
he despatched by the halfpast O'Clock Bay
Shore line, and be due in Philadelphia at noon
tomorrow.
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THE CoLoRED RACE ON A RAMP PAGE.-

THE CoLoRED RACE ON A RAMP AGE
Many arrests were made last night and yester.
day by the officers, and a majority of the in
dividudls arrested were of the colored race.
Albert MandOf and Edward Fortner aged re-
spectively eleven and twelve years, both resid-
ing on Shippen street, were arrested by Lieu
tenant Goldy, for the larceny of two silver
Watches one breastpin, aud one set of gold ear
rings, the first at Fifth aud Spruce, ard the lat
ter at Shakers court On the attempt being
made to take them into custody, MandotF, a
pugilistic youth, tought'with great energy, and
dogged determination to place the officer in an
unenviable position. But Lieutenant Goldy
Immediately took the youngster by the collar
and quickly marched hun off to Alderman Belt
ler's, when both were committed for further
hearing
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EXTRA QUALITY SILVER-PLATED WARE.-B.
scott, Jr., will sell, on Tuesday morning next,
February ., at the Art Gallery No. 1920 Chestnut
street, full and general assortment of first
quality silVer-plated ware, manufactured for
city trade, and all from the counters of one of
tho larnesL CheSnnt street houses.
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SEIZURES Revenue Officers Ahern, Stagg,
and Tttermary visited the Third District on
Thursday, and seized about twenty places, recti
flying establishments Illicit distieries etc. This
district is notorious for practising frauds upon
the Government.
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LARCENY.-John Simpson was arrested at
No. GIT Fitzwater street, for petty larceny.
He was committed by Alderman Tittermary to
answer.
David Drew, aged forty, being in the same
predicament, was commitel also by Alderman
Allen.
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STORE RoBBERY.-Thes firm of Messrs.
Heller Co., button manufacturers, Nos ll26
and 1928 Charlotte street, have for some time
past been the victims of a series of petty depre-
missing packages OF buttons from time to time,
and resolving to ferret out the mystery, they
got the son of Mr.. Heller, a lad of 13 years of
age to conceal himself in the office, and watch
for the guilty parties. Yesterday he concealed
himself, and in a short time he saw man
named Fetch, workman in the establishment,
come in, and taking a package of buttons, put
it in his pocket. Soon after another workman
named Miller, came in, and said to Fetch, "Give
me my share" Fetch replied, "Wait minute"
They went out, and Mr.. Heller sent the lad to
Alderman Williams Office, and got out a war
rant for their arrest. on charge of larceny.
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For THE LUNGs.-DelicSte persons or those pre-
disposed to consumption, should try one of the
"Respirators," to protect the lungs by excluding
cold and damp air from inhalation. For sale at
No 115 g. Tenth street, below Chestnut, at Madeiras
Far Instrument DepOt.
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A MYsrrR1ors DIsApPEARANoE. WILL

A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE, WITH
SOhE ACCOUNT OF THE MISSING PERsONs,-
This morning a widow lady informed the police
officers, with deep motherly sorrow, of the mys-
ferrous disappearance of an only SOP, about
fourteen years of age, and whose earnings,
with the little she was able to lay By,
were the only means of her support. EnfeebIed
in health, her husband dead, and of seven chill
dren this son the only remaining one, It can
be better imagined than described of the many
tears shed while telling her pitiful story. Ed
ward Kelly, the son, left his home in Gafney
allev, about s o'clock in the morning, last
Friday, with another boy, Patrick SRalen, aged
eighteen years, who lived in the same house,
since which time their families know not their
whereabouts. But these two youths are engaged
in the business of looking out for their own IN
terest at the expense OF others. They came into
possession of two watches on Tenth street, near
Green, in manner that excIted suspicion. On
being, arrested, they said they had found them
in the street. But this would not suffice, and
they were arrested aud committed for further
hearing. This was the cause of their disap-
pearance. They we're Immediately sent to the
lookup.
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WINDOW SHADES, Curtains, Cornices Bed
ding and Upholstery, at w. Henry Patterns West
End Upholstery Establishment, No. l40S Ches-
nut street. Work done during winter months
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about forty years, yesterday afternoon came
into possession in an unlawful manner OF a box
of tobacco, which he was carrying on his shoul-
der up Arch streel. After proceeding some dis
tance up Arch street. he bargained with a
driver to carry it to a store No. sos Market
street. officer Armstrong being in the vicinity.
and deeming it a suspicious circumstance that
man would have carried a box half a mile on
his shoulder, and then desire a dray to carry it
Fulton prevarioated, and Officer Armstrong
arrested him. 1t was ascertained that at No.
sos Market street there was no store having any
knowledge of the occurrence. This morning
the police ascertained that the box of tobacco
valued at S75 was the property of Lippincott &
Cotton, No. l2l N. Water street. Fulton was
held for a hearing this morning before Alder
man Hurley.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02
INrEREsrINa aCoRREsroNDENcn VIM PRINcE

OSBORNE HOUSE, January %.
Gentlemen:-Why don't you advertise I'm the
New York Herald? Yours ALFRED.
To Charles stokes & Co., Clothiers under the
Continental
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u SCOTT, JR;. AUCTIONEERt
ID. No 1920 CHESTNUT STREET 2lS

ATTRACTIVE SALE OF EXTRA QUALITY
SILVER PLATED WARE M.
From a frst-class Chestnut street house, mauufac.
tured from best MATERIAL and expressly for retail
trade. . ... .I I'D
On Tuesday Morning next,
February g. at l0ls O'clock at SCOTS Art Gallery
No 1920 Chesnut street, comprising tuu and gene
rtd assortment
Full particulars In Catalogue. 24A
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.

Latest and MosS Important Discoveries
in ehe Trea&ment OF Chronic
Diseases.
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM WORTH SEEING.-S
fitzpatrick, No. 1744 Olive street, cured by Dr.
FILTERS Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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WANAMAKER & BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING,
WANAMAKER & BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING,
WANAMAKER g. BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING,
WANAMAKER & BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING,
WANAMAKER & BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING,
WANAMAKER & BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING,
MANAMAKER 81 BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING,
WANAMAKER & BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING,
WANAMAKER e. BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING,
WANAOIAKER & BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING,
WANAMARER & BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING
WANAMAKER & BROWN, POPULAR CLOTHING
OAK HALL,
S. F.. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
HS PRICES ALL VERY MUCH REDUCED.=ga
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A Cross ACTIoN.-A rather curious case
came up before Alderman Williams yesterday
afternoon. II appears that German named
Adolph Bletterdorf was arrested on charge of
assault and battery upon another German,
named Leopold Nehk The difficulty occurred
on night before last at Nehl's house, No. 124 Peg
street. Nehl WORKS for Bletterdorf. and the lat
ter boards at his house He had not paid his
board for six weeks, and Nehl asked him for the
money, when, as Nehl alleges. Bletterdorf
picked up a piece of iron, and threatened to
strike him with it. The latter brings a cross
action, charging the same action upon the plain.
tiff. Both were bound over to answer at Court
RIVER NHws.-The City Ice Boat came up
Yesterday, about noon, bringing up the Tona-
wanda, who now lies at her wharf. This morn
ing she forced her way along the river front to
Cramps wharf, in Kensing ton, ,swhere, when
our reporter LETT, she was getting up additional
steam for q down-river trip. The wind is from
rhe northeast, with rain. promising TO continue
for some days, so at least say the affectcdly
weather-wise. II so, there will be a heavy
fresbet, and much destruction OF property, The
river is still fast above Petty's Island
THE ABoMINATIONs OF PHILADELPHIA.
Rev T. De Witt Talmage ls still continuing
his course of sermons on '"rhe Abommatons of
the City,n and last Sabbath night said that next
Sabbath (to.morroW) evening he Woald show
how Crosby Opera House Associations" and
rafting at ''Church Fairs" and "Gih stores. h"
have tendency to fill the land with gamblers.
Persons desiring to Hear these discourses
should go early IN order to secure seat.
THE OYSTER MARKET.-A visit TO Spruce
street wharf elected the information that the
supply was very limited, and not more thar
sufficient to supply the requirements OF the day
The whole number on hand, OF all kinds, wa
less than 100000. The lots were Chincoteagues
on which $l4 was readily obtained; Morris Rive
coves, firm at $40; and Tangiers, varyingBiTon
cullens at $b TO prime at $40. They all cam
by railroad, there being no other means Q
conveyance
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/ UkTON,
FASHIONABLE Halter,
No 43O CHESNUT Street.
Next door TO Post ONCE.

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED! THE
I J true remedy at last disoOveredl "Uphams Fresh
Meat tIHre prepared nom the formula OF Professor
rousseau of Paris consumption Lung Diseases,
R,onohis ID, spepsia Marasmus General Debility, an1
al morbid conditions of the system dependent on de-
ciency OF Vital Force t IS peasan to the taste aud
virtue as the great heaing remedy of the age 81 a
hottie or SIX bottles for 50. sold wholesale aud retail
nv X q, UPHAM, No. % s. EIGHFH Street, and
principal Druggists Sent by express CtLcuars sent
rec u 81 thsm5m
DITCH PINE TIMBER. = 10000 FEET
superior South Carolina Pitch Pine Timber.
N" DALLETr Il SON,
sO5p No. I29 South FRONT street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

FRESH PAPER SHELL ALMONDS, Fnberts, English
Walnuts, RaisiDs, ETC., be had at all times
OF George W. Jenkins No. 1887 Spring Garden
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warm rain has commenced falling here, anC
fear are entertained of a treshet that will carry
of the Potomac bridges, as there is an unpre
ce6ented amount of snow and ice up the river
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

LARCENY. - George Oberkozer was ar
rested this morning by Detective Taegert, upon
the charge of larceny. BE Will have hearing
to day before Alderman Beitler.
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T EE,S BAY STATE STEELS FOR FAMILY
IL or butchers use.--These Stees are cut by pecu-
liar which gives keen and regular edge to
them. They have esta bished an excellent reputation
For sale at the Hardware Store of =
No sa5 eight THIRTY. ave) MARX Ut ST.. below Ninth.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

LONDON February Moon. -Garibaldi dis.
cOuntenances any rising at Rome, and has writ
ten a note discOuFaging the scheme for the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

PUBLIC NOTICE e G. Whitman & Co., No. 9l8
Chesnut street. are now ready 10 supply their choice
and pure Connections, put up in neat boxes.
Also, a large assortment of Imported Boxes, Sur.
prises and Knick. .knacks for Trees.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13

ings thereon, engines, tenders, cars,
TOOLS materials, machinery, fixtures,
and all other personal property; which
said second mortgage shall be taken,
deemed and held to be subject and
subsidiary to another deed of convey
ance hereafter to be executed, of all
the aforesaid property, to be called a
first mortgage, which shall constitute
the first lien upon the said Railroad
and all of the aforesaid property but
shall not be issued to secure the pay
ment Of bonds to a greater amount
than ten thousand dollars per mile OF
the whole length Of said road. bearing
interest at the rate of eight per cent.
um, payable semi-annually. To which
proposition the President and Secre.
tary have hereunto signed their names
and affixed the seal of said Company.
at Mineral Point, in said County, this
10th day of May, y. d. 1853.
MOSES NJ. STRONG,
L. s. President
THOMAS S. ALLEN, See'y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
January 81. 1867.


LEAENEss II HoRsEs.-Some horses
do not readily convert their food into
flesh; the same remark applies to
cattle and sheep Some breeds of
animals lay on flesh much more readi.
lv than others Leanncss is owing
to what Psychologists term defective
assimilation. Cattle improve rapidly
in condition when oil cake is gwen
to them, and though oil cake Is rot n
food which viii add to the strength
or stamina of a horse, pound or two
given daily for few weeks Will fre.
quently give him a fatter ana slceker
appearance.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
Take NJ obody'e Dust"

Ho. in this busy whirliug age,
OF lightning sTeed and railroad time,
Up, boys, and fJrward, onward drive
II need be, LABOR, struggle, climb
Better by far wear cut than rust.
Then onward, o., '' take 10 ones dust"
Young and strong, would you make your mark,
And show TIE world what you can do,
Mount with a will the foremost car;
To friend and Zoe, 70 self be true.
Push on, ne er mind the toll and rust,
And make your mark, 4" take no ones dust"
Mems Jusy hands and teeming minds,
Their stock. their present stock In hand,
Have Hrought wonders. heerties strange;
Ay, OF thought shall rule the land,
They never weary, never rust.
O. keep he track =" take uo ones dust"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
NUMBER II.

one and it destroys the rights of an
other. Can anything be more fla
grantly in violation of the constitu-
ton.
Can anything be more fagrantlv
and outrageously unjust 4 whole
Legislature representing the whole
State, TO interfere between two con-
tending litirants, and solennlv de-
clare, by legislative enactment. that
one shall have preference over another
of joint fund, Jointly secured by the
same instrument, in violation of the
contract and understanding when
made, and contrary to the law as il
existed when-the contract was made.
Shade Of Marshall can men in their
sober senses say, that it Is fair legis-
lation, and that such law ought to
disgrace the statute books of State
sovereignty, the interests of whose
people. to great extent, upon for
eign capital to develop the resources
of the State, any longer than to bring
it to the attention Of repeating body?
Section 3 also provides. that it
shall be }a}cfid for such court to order
and decree, that the bonds secured BIZ
the second mortgage shall be receiva-
bic for the purchase of the road upon
a foreclosure, according TO the PRIORITY
of the bonds
1t shall be Ia,rtWi If it was not
lawful before to drive away cash bid
ders and allow bondholders to paw in
the bonds of defunct corporation
If the corporation be defunct-it shall
be lawful now. If it was not law
full before to exclude one class of
bondholders from buving at snch sale
and paying in their bonds. it shall be
lawful to DO so now. If the Railroad
bonds to Iowa County were made
payable, according to the law of
1888, to the holder who received them
by delivery, if it were not lawful for
one holder to have preference over
another, then it shall be lawful now.
If any other corporation has become
the successor Of the Mineral Point
Railroad Company, under the laws Of
this State, and ITS property could not
be taken from it-prior to this law
lt shall be l1,gftd to do It now to nav
the demand Of those who, by this
law, are made special pets and pre-
Je'gTS ~, 1i oi 'Ile Ia"
-, W III s'I"iiie ever mae It's mead and
~, 1",',l'l'.. '-oIe5'v ,T7 ana harness
onel oo'so 70 plu9ii' When TINS most
80 80 t''' anu I'I'''i'ou3 ia" is re-
lei "a - - . sun PIE OF nasty ana IN
ooIi9 lueI"'e 'tgiSIatIoh, "hich IS per-
INIT" 70 sVaiH our statute books alter
''li oPPoI !! It'iiI1y Is presented Tor cor
i,, ','I9 iiios, "ii'"I 's'ila'e error.
q - / ''i', 'uit non ol 'he Particu-
~ men 'i''S Ia" Is uhcohstItn-
IiG'i"I' ! IeigF TO tle argument which
,...,,. Ia" INC i.oiioI 90 submit TO TINS
it'iloi = 'o'e committee "hch hrst be-
io1 -.
.,.ti.I 1h',l nov I'l's Ia" oeinS 1nconsti-
sJ,;t..i ' o. IA s''o'' H. "iid ~ ''elhS
- -. "Pf'''"S us re-
80, la ia !. ooi''I9 no lie" rights
,Ia ,'l omr 'r, I';' ,rI;.t ~ =. any powers upon
~ o2''' mn ~ oid ao' aIfeady
- . : 'a.i'
.1at -. ''0 - "'''"e eF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13

TIRE Turks have some odd sayings
Taste few:-Y oull not swerten
your mouth by saying honey" If
man would live in peace, he should
be blind deaf and dura!. DO good
and throw il into the sea.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
IOWA CO. &c TIE M. p. r. r.
Answer TO the Argument of
Hon. M. M. Strong.

II l![SI Po5lllon assumed Dy Mr
was intended that only bonds sec,Ire,
hv the second MORTGAGE sbopld he !
snad "a any individGai or ;ndi,;duol,
ar for any other nurnose than that :
beino excbanoed for low Cour+,
bonds and the TO bonds for q oo5
each. that were in fact issued in ada;
tion to the 80 of s.. 600 each Ia H..
Copnf,- we're In violation Of law o,,g
VOID
TLaf ~ ouas+ion nu~o1,- co. ~,
consideration If The courts ,,-Lar
nroparIv presented and bas notb;ne
to do with the reDea1 of the law mn.
der consideration.
The fact IS not denied that the 7C
bonds were issue5 and usad IN III.
construction Of +ba road. +ha f,ct :.
not denied that a proaosition wa.
submitted TO the Comfy in accord
ance with the law Of 1854 enbracino
the no bonds. This is the nronosi.
ZION.
- tie BoGrd q Supervisors q tie County
IF lara. and State of Wisconsin.
me Aii1efai ONT I'alifoao Gom-
panE proposes 10 the Comfy OF Iowa
ii'i l-e proper ",1eefS oL sald com
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13

WHY are Young ladies kissing each
other like an emblem of Christianity ?
Because they are doing unto each
other as they would that al men
should do uI..o them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
THE MINERAL P0IN, TRIBUNE.
crn.-s.lnnaI.n - na.ln... card. not e1oeeaIng SIX

lines SO per year -
Twelve lines SonpareiI type eonpac' nli'1'etf VI
- .,,y4Ia,t in srace viii be counted square.
Estray Notices published four weeks, - TOT sing
aanaat and dfty cents for each additional animal -
.ame notice.
Legal Notices at statuterates.
Special Notices Iea1ed and having precedence OF
1iarv vertisep~ .nts so per cent. advance on or
cinary rates. - ..--.---.-sYl
not accompanied with direc'oI VII
Hnserta5 IN forbid and charged 70 accordingly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13

How many frugal mothers ther.
arc who keep their daughters and
preserves for some extra occasion.
until thev both sour
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
.ANIIEI. ". REEsE.

TTORSFY at Law ana Notary Puhlic, noigaville.
Z Iowa Cauatv wis Particular attention paid TO
,.'lestlug Refer 60 Hon. G. c. Washburn aud Cobb
/ Sudduth. at-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
E O. GEORGE APPEE
y. DALTON.

DuYsICTAN and SURGEON. once in Cosd'.
Block. over DelIer's store, corner OF ligh ana
Chestnut streets, Mineral Point, Wis
ParticuIa lar attention paid TO Operative surgery
nsv2rG5 1Stf
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
TURKEY.

TIE CRETAN INsURRECTION-TIE sULTANs RE-
TURN.
a dispatch from our correspondent at Con-
stantinoplc, dated August 49, says
The affair OF the American Consul at Crete Is becoming
serious. Mr. Morris has demanded the most ample apo-
oges from the Turks The resolution OF Congress on Creo
is not mendng the matter.
The French and Russians continue TO remove great
numbers OF the combatants from Crete Omar Pasha
not accomplishing anything these days. rather retro
grading. - ,
The Sultan has come back and, far can be seen,
has fallen back into his old ways He did not appear al
any ofthe fetes in his honor. - ,,,
The ates exceeded thing here before The
Pasha of Egyt spent 10000 sterling iumina
ton, and several others as much
Tie Sultan Ia very enthusiastic about England ana
PRUSSIA, but quite cool about France
From every part Of Turkey public and private adyiees
agree In reporting unusually favorable haryests The
sainc In =, nth Russia.