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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-12-24
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GETTING HIS MONEYS WoRTH.-"You
pull out teeth here, suppose ?" inquired u
vegetable-looking customer, who dropped
into dental office for information
'"Yse, sir" replied the proprietor, ''our
charge is only fifty cenls and can do it in
stantly'"
"Well, l guess I'll wait until get home,
for l can't pay that price, because our doctor
charges only quarter, and it takes him two
hours, besides he pulls you all around the
room, and you get the worth of your money.
So good day."
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A Irishman on board vessel when she
was on the point of laundering being desired
to come on deck, as she was going down, re-
piled that he had no wish to see himself
drowned
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0, Christmas bells, that chime once more,
Toll out the blessed days of yore,
Toll out the hearts that have not died,
Toll ont the souls now glOrted;
Now chime and ring,
Now ring and sing
One sweet goodwill DER land and tide.
Sweet pealing bells Loud Ginning bells,
Ring out the years sublime farewels
Ring out the glad notes ever young,
Breathed from the shepherds heart and tongue
Now peal and ring,
Now ring and sing
Tho sweet goodwill the angels sang.
Glad Christmas bels Grand Christmas bells!
Der mount and vale your music swells:
fe cannot hush your murmurs sweet
le make Creations song completes:
Ye ring and sing,
Ye sing and ring
Till Time keeps time with joyful feet
Dear ancient bells! Old Ginning bells
Old hymns and gloria with them swells,-
Go sounding on in every peal
Till memory laughs. ard weeps to feel
That when ye ring,
And when We sing,
Old time hath many wound to heal
Chime, Christmas bells Sound, Christmas bells
Ger every land your cadence swells
In tones that never can depart
From him who hath u human heart
Then ring and sing,
And sing and ring
Der hill and vale, DER town aud mart.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02

BosToN has done a wise thing in i've
municipal capacity. Finding itself being
Swallowe up by the Milesian element,
il resorred to the Legislature and there
from got the privilege of anne1ing a
great space of the adjoining country.
Accordingly its DEGREES are stretched over
Roxbury, Dorchester and various other
owns and we see that the New York
Tribune intima,es its fear of an en-
croachment into that State by pro
est against the recent Bostonian annex
alton of the ancient town of Hull The
point of the protest becomes all the
more apparent to those who may re-
member that the New Workers pronounce
Hull just as they would as If it were
-pel, after the Websterian spelling o.
the word whole The tribune VENT
itself upon the subject as follows;
Tha rage for swallowing surrounding
municipalities continues 10 Bostoa, ami
If the mammoth slices cannot be had
there is no objection to the td-oi's
rh- town of Hall, about the snaiiness
of which more than twenty thousand
Jokes have been made, aud which mum
Der. Just seveu'y-five legal voters-it
had fewer still when be joking wa nj
its hight-this gem of a sea side village
this liltle lamb of a settlement, this olo
nary of hamlet, Boston coveis- As
we consider this we begin to have ap
prehensions. As nothing can be toe
small. so, all the more, nothing can be
TOO great for the Trimontane ABSORB
ion. Whv may not Boston annex New
York, boiling all the intervening States
Well, perhaps it wouldn't do US an!
harm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02
THE LATEST NEWS.

From isst nights Gold Hill News We
get the following latest intelligence
from the East aud West:
The affairs of Wall street are still IN
settled. The bulls are going around
With brass tips on their horns and the
bears are muzzled into a wretchedly
peaceful condition. In the meantime
ono of the New York Courts has placed
itself at the disposal Of one Of the dis
committed firms of brokers. 1t looks as
if the old game was nearly burned out
The editorial department OF the New
York Times has undergone change
Ell Minister Bigelow has dropped out
and Hudson, formerly managing man
of the Herald, takes bis place.
Isaac V. Fowler has turned up, dead,
in Chicago.
The real estate sales of San Fran
cisco during the month just passed ex-
coed, by three hundred thousand dol
hrs, the sales during the month OF
August.
TIE "Red Stockings" will leave San
Francisco for their return trip on Mon
i,y. They viii stop in Sacramento long
-nough to play one game of base ball
Incidentally we have learned that one
cry good reason why the Red Stock
,ugs" will not favor our Silver Srar Club
with a trial is that the sesessary della,
would involve the cos, of two or three
t.ys, expense-at $500 a day-for
their special car.
The Chico Agricultural Fair is con
cluded 1t is said that the display OF
live STOCK was very fine. The great
calf John Bidwell took a second
class prize.
The Mexican Consul General, Don
Jose Godoy, having died suddenly in
San Franaisco, the American flag was
hung q, balf-mast on the State capitol
AT Sacramento
There Was only one Cbinaman killed
on The Western Pacific Railway on
Wednesday. Shall we not. at this re
,.rded rate of Mongnlian mortality, be
overrun with Cinnamon and "degraded
l,bor" before mary years?
S. T. 1860 Y. 'Vice President Col
fax and Party " have left for the East
By way of giving themselves h''ie
tone they will visi, Brigham Young and
travel from Salt Lake With Blasdel.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02
ON THE STOOL OF REPENTANCE.

II was to be expected that the intem
perare action of the mischievous mem
bers and hangers-ono of the Storey Count,
Miners League, in attempting the violent
suppression of Chinese labor on the line
of the Carson and Virginia Railway,
would elicit something in the shape of n
reprdiation on the part Of the more
thou ghtfuI members of that association.
We are, therefore, prepared for the fol
lowing statement, which appears in the
editorial columns Of las, evenings Gold
Hill News;
Some If the more respectable members
of the Miners Unions Geucunce the law
less act of driving of the Cinnamon on
Wednesday; snd they claim that it was
not the work of a majority of the mem
b.rS of the Unions-but tie &C, Of a
minority, who were joined by s'raggling
on siders. This is their explanation
aud we give them the benefit of their
discl inner For our own part. we con
fess that we would not belong TO a CO.
operative labor protection society, nor
anv other organization, which would.
either by a minority or a mAjori'y vote,
d. the arts which were perpetrated m
God Hill on the 23rh of September, 1869
W. regret that the Miners Unions had
aavthinc TO do with The mob. for We know
IL will r-dauud TO their great injury. no.
ouIy in the eyes Of the business commn-
nitv, J,s ,rben tie strong arm Of the Tan
examines INTO tie affair.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02
SOMEWHAT WsAK.-Mr. ashburne

SourvsAr WsAK.-Mr. Washburne
la,e Minister TO Paraguay, accused,
among other things, OF having run
away from the presence of danger there
land known to have been ass enongh To
6gbt a duel with Frank Washington
and nervous enough to dodge the pos
s,ble result of the same) has lately
written a letter to a London paper de-
nouucing President Lopsz-aud, by i'm
Misunderstanding up the standard OF
his own excellence.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02

CHISAMAN HORRIBLY BEATEN San
Francisco Times OF Monday has the
suhjolned:
Al nine o'clock last evening, as a
Chinese wash man was passing along
K.aruy street with parcel Of clothes,
he was fallen upon by man named
Alexander Johuson, and beaten until
his facs resembled raw beef-steak
Captain Short, clerk in the office OF the
Chief of Police, had his attention al
,racted by the gathering crowd, and ar
rested the man. We shall now look
with some interest to zee what PUNISH
meut will be awarded by the Judge
who aspires for promotion, for a wholly
unpro, oked and aggravated outrage.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02
HUMBOLDT.

Relying upon the appreeiative good
nature of our patrons, which may be
said to exhaust itself on a general com
mutation of So so, as an average in
gross of our weekly receipts, We offer
the following original remarks, copied
from the Territorial Enterprise into the
editorial Notes" Of the New York
Tribune as our brief but cogent edl.
toriaI leader of this morning: Says
the later Journal in its assumpti'-
street.-The Inverted commas being CURLY
ignored {:
I, is rather droll 10 consider how
r.auy of hose who Joined in The Hum
bolGt celebration knew vino be was, or
COLI reH. il put upon their oath, what
ssThe Cosmos" is. We can Imagine the
botheratiou and despair of many VINO
TONED in the fsstivI'Ies, II they were
rorupell-d hv law 20 read that r-marka-
BILE but r4rher difficult work At Du-
tuae. Iowa, it is gravely related that
one of the Committee OF Arrangements
iuquir~d whether IL was ceriain thn'
Hlmh- ijt wonli arrive, or whether all
the fuss would Mt be for nothlng-
Probsplv the idea Of the celebration
originated Wi our German popula'ion-
TO = hcm the memory of Humboldt Is
dear tor The sake of his weli-knowr
Hbe-=l opinions IL was taken up b,
w-li-re-d Americans As soon as
w-sasce-tain-dt tina, there were ne GRO
cessious, concerts, and beer drinking
all classes we're filled with admiration
for me Illus,rious s.vant- There Is n"
harm in all This. only it is little funny
This leads Us to say with all due re.
spect to Mr. Greedy that We have
never known of a worse instance than
this of the pirarieal incentives of tn.
eomplaseu, press of New York. We
of the Pacific Coast can hardly conceive
of an idea which is not Immediately
cou6scated by the Bohemisns o.
Gotham. SIC transit gloria mundi.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02

TBK BYRON SrowE or Stowe Byron
discussion as the case may be has
evoked SO many curious questions that
one is notasronished to note that very
clever daily press of New York eagerly
and earnestly proceeds to comply with
the public demand, Tor the public whim
AS the case may be and takes BON
sides of the question, all sides OF the
question and the intermediate broad
Ground which affords an uninterrupted
field for neutrality with regard to 1t.
| is one of the phenomena OF the times
that Lord Byron aud the implied vast
mess of bis career have come to be dis
cussed in about the same spirit IN
which we consider Professor Espy
wind theories or the probabilities OF
De Chaillu. One cannot ignore the
right of the Managers of the Atlantic
Monthly 10 make money while the Black
Crook is being successfully played.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02

How Is This, Ma. FUNNY MAN7-"e
notice that Mr. John e. Sa1es puo-
iisb.d lecture in San Francisco is &C
comr.au,ed. in nn advertising way, with
puffs of former performances Don
force US into the suspicion that you and
Charles Sumner aud Steve Massett are
in partnership, Mr.. SAKE. That Is a
drrary old business, The show business
of Manager Crumpies!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02

DEarH OF UpoLPHo WOLFE -Tbe New
York World, Of the 18th ulIimo, has the
fyllua rag in relation to this somewhat
celebrated individual:
1hjs gentleman, well known In mer-
cart.ie circles, oIei suddruiy, nj his
summer residence en- Staten Island, on
Tuesday morning. He was trk-n Ill on
SUNDAY evening with II difficulty It
breathing, and died of congestion of the
lungs in less than IS hours. Only few
hours before his death 1t WAS thought
he would survive the attack. Mr.W off
was native OF Virginia. He removed
10 his city many years ago, and Ell
Gagged ia Inc ahoiesa!e liquor business.
~ which he accumulated large fortune.
HIS husiuess fame was coexrensive with
the UuI0n. lie was large giver TO
,bar,IabIe objects, and WAS widely
respected in the community. Mr. Wolfe
I..vcs a fanny Of eight children, seven
If whom are daughters. His funeral
will take place on Friday morsing, fFom
his city residence, in Foar'eenth street.
Mr. Wolfe tHho never was, tina, ue
are aware of, caught in sleeps clothingl
vas The amiable inventor of that harm
les. beverage known MS Udolpho
VOTES Scheidam Schnapps'-as pun.
cent decoction of MISUNDERSTANDING
! miner berries as was ever devised by a
NAN 10 swell his private-fostune.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02
WIypINsTRUMENrs AT VIRGISlA.-Th
Gold Hill News of last evening says:

Gold Hill News OF last evening says.
Last evening the Gold Hill Brass Band
went up to Virginia and serenaded Sher-
if Cummings In complimentary con.id-
-rati,n of his recent return from the
Atlantic States. Aiterward Ga their
wav home. they stopped in front OF the
Enterprise office and played some OF
their best pieces. Here Two or three
drunken fellows took it upon themselves
10 give cheers for the Miners Union !;
yet we are requested by Sheriff CUM
mings, and also by the band, TO state
that This serenadA had no connection
v it'll the Miners Union whatever. We
make this explanation in order t. refute
much current ia K on the subject. The
Miners Union Claims no euch wandering
loafers for representatives ms wrre doing
that unrequired and inappropr ate cheer
ing last evening.
1t is a pity that these riscally out
siders should thus attempt to place
Cummings in . wrong position.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02
uswYoRKnEru1I1cAxc CONVENTION
SYRACUSE, Septemb Der 2Sth.

SYRACUSE, September 2sth.
The Republican Convention, at It's
afternoou session, made John A. Girls
void permanent President. Judge
Pierre pont, from thu Committee on
Resolutions, presented the platform Of
the Convention. which is as follows:
That the public debt, principal and
interest, shall be paid in Ct in; tAx"tion
ought to be equal and simple, and as
little burdensome to citizens as posi-
bic; that Government is bound by the
cost sacred obligations to protect citi-
zens, whether native or foreign born,
wherever they may go; that every
American citizen, whether naturalized
or native, shall have eqaal rights of
suffrage, without regard to nation, race
or religion; tina, the Fifteenth Amend
nent ought to be adopted; that we
deeply sympa,hize with all down trod-
den oppressed people everywhere; thai
" h-never facts 10 the possession OF our
Government will justify the recognition
of Cuban delinquency, We shall heart
lily approve such recognition, and pledge
our cordial support to the army and nc
ton on the part of the Government
tending to the final annexation Of Cuba,
whenever che stall have achieved her
and her people desire
such action Other resolutions indorse
the Administration of President Grant.
oppose the diversion of any State
School Fund TO sectarian institutions,
favor the enlargement of canals and
consequent reduction Of tolls thereon,
and urge the passage Of lnwsto prevent
Illegal voting. The platform was adop-
ted.
Resolutions touching the icence
question having been meantime intro
iuced BY O'Donnel, were tabled,
A State ticket was then nominated
as follows: Secretary nj State, George
William Cnrtis: Controller, Thomas
Hill House: State Engineer. General
John G. Robinson; Treasurer. Thomas
s. Cha,feld; Attorney General, Martin
J. Townsend; State Prison Inspector,
Daniel G. Conover; Judges of the Court
of Appe.ls--the present incumbent,
Woodruff, and Mason 1t appears that
General Sigel declined to accept any
nomination on account of i'll health.
The Central Commi,iee was selected,
and the Convention adjourned.
We like the tone of these CONVEX
tionists. They seem to talk ike peo-
nile who are neither afraid to venture
the loss of position by avowing their
sentiments nor weak enough to suppose
that they could hold opinions without
being found out in their possession.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
n o,nar,.d,tb,s,,, du r Soautu Real estatf for suI,.


IN 0LD-PAsHIoNED COUNTRY HOUSE
~! SS.s "a % 5s%sfss ssps s@ p: &c SSS Ssp' seven
srp land sss rIis ana se.as ss , m Cam
:.iSs Ss, I'D 5 s.f' ; . s. ssi9 P.
ECH0 POINT 7-TEN, ACRES, located at New.
water front ro'A the H'Hs TsJG; . MS.s @ Hotel
EOR SAEE-At Bronxyille. Westchester Co,
within dSs: The ely 1 S.pS s o
soSe % se sd o. asd sait 10 the manner rouge
wan & &C. % s s h, @ S. Tss ys,, BE- !.
s. %c ,s -. asisai sdsp.d "a IJsca, garden
''H high an. A'''' JOSIAH 'sf; ffsS SSS F.
TOR SALE or to LE'r--At Mount Vernon, 45
il from Tsentl S New il,';o R. n.., pe
o,I5 and within Ies %1sis 1i 1 ps. H'
DOR, SALE-A FARM or GENTLEMAN"
Il RESIDENCE sOpng 80 two miles east Of hss
Brick bee at contains 20 5ss a' s ,sr.. 1s, u SGs %
suitable o. sisning ine loeaiOO price sOOo "iSASs
NOR SALE OF to RENT. furnished. &C Ford ord;
IL ham near Jerome Psrl Cshtr,LseTvo COUNTRY RBst
DKSCss enc and the other with 10 acres ..Ig.. o.
soa.es and Ssrdsa. Apply 10 nARGous No 31 DIosdw.y
EOR SALE-At Mount Vernon, Westchester
Ss% 3sps . hSf ssf %sss'fs saos s
pantry and water 10 the house The s 10 lee. o
sy. s.d. ss.sR R,s g.rsos s' q No. s''S %S..
U,OR SALE or to LET-In Mount Vernon, q
H. hTif$; I5S:roS Sa 10 .sT Bss1 Nom.
JN0R SALE-A most superior COUNTRY
SEAT Of 10 wbioet Point two miles from hsr
lem Bridge. the large modern improvements ara e9n'e
eSees Of the bed sy Inque Of PoLLos N" !"
fulton at, Room No 10, from ~ 70 p.@
HUDSON RTVER-l40 acres excellent LAND,
two miles r. u with sne nyer we" iOt m.LI
srr%.. s4;. ss 'Ss Sa sSsi q: iirA APi p ' a
TRVINGTON, on Hudson.-For SALE, near
s" Ss 20 .nSls %s%5s' sSa, % .t, Win T o
nsTts Particulars may DC '0'sI H1uEe MORGAN No Pin.st
IF you want to purchase or rent Yonkers
IL property. cali on JAMES loUMAEs. AGENT At fohisrL
G EMERSON, REAL ESTATE, r.
No. All EsbAvs Trysrs, and Tlrty'eeouds S'"YOrh
NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONTROL OF PROPERTY NOT
DESIRED. ....
Personal attention given the Sale and Purchase Of Real Bsta'e
city and county.
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY A SPECIALITY.
The believing that of the Bnysr and Seller
no, require the exclusive control property placed Bis hands
party superior abss advantages may s eject
| Paru. derhSg to
a .. PURCHASE OR RENT,
will do ve TO consul, the advertiser uoee'sal Ipesn o. M
year. has placed eBe. and Renting Property within h'
eoatro which themselves guarantee Dispatch otosH'
oPFICB OPEN PROM A. NJ TO r ~
| TVNARRYTOWN-FOR SALE or TO LET
il furnished COTTAGE RESIDENCE With Eas asd iuniee
grounds OOIlO0 price to Rent furnished ~ 100 per anhS
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
Surtium SuI,s of 8tal Gstats.

BY JoHN's'SSsSSr, SsSr,Ss.ssl s MIELEk' Is .a a5a.
ssEEAL EsTATE e,5.s:9 = s0kHsSy: s.s!yo.r .a .f
City Residence stores. Lo. S.Ss ss1i ,Is s Sss,. de-
rented exchanged LO'1f TIIrRspsT. Itf April IS.
Al7 o'clock at RIh,Hs. sI;TSoIa No. Ill Bf0'a' L.
CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
sETyEfs rOvaTT Es AND n, m,TIAEns =. i :.
sEFfFHFsFsTH IS fSSs ;ss
Central Park, four lots ,u.u. ,,,,. t--tt ~,
A; y; f. ~ ,.
s.,T h.I !. .s: e one % l'
Terms easy AMPS '' '''' No. rs Nas..u,t, Ys-ror
M 2 set@ssn '1s csT iST aRd Pu..pp.s-.s,us
four story and basement BRICK HOUSE feet, .i,h i.o
s. ..s; nd rss.I 'sS sASss ss =. 'ss Is.
%":s aSs ns,ss cog SsS rs. Lot sss,Eoc feet
Of , e iHsr s Os e. o
5 i ,s .. S sSS ;es9 % q % op sSS' rse. S ss
6ne ve~s Of ss~fers Bay
's MsS5 sSd @ s'ss ssr tsaRS ts' % i. With
The properly! h. oe:e' Of The Aoei0Heef No 10
M SiRb IS. SRS6RS S % 1S9 ots STABLE Asb
s LoTs OF GRorND. the sale Of witch soorTsd r1I Tses
d t. 5 s % % ssSSS's on d. @ ID, of
Boulevard ard BosdNsy $50 feet distant from :
also barsl.r .l,ns .t.H. 70.
ii; uIsr. sss =. 'ssi SS IS S..sss.a ss Nt..Yol
GREAT EEEEiH4f ROO LOTS
sti st 70 S' Rs o.s rna nd irssSs part a Ward
DIAN ST. nor,b side l2S et Of. GrsTiaye, 70 lois
PACIPIC-ST side 100 fees Of Gsndave sbta
THIS prnpsy oaiy three blocks from the Prospect Parh
DEGR ST. north side 100 feet ues Of franknaye, lstA
BERGEN.ST., n " lOts
BERGEN.ST., north side, stj0Hns the above. - lotL
DBAN-Sr, o w.. Hopkinson-ave., lots
DBANST., south side, adjoining the shove, % lots
BBRGENST south AIDE 100 feet OF Howsrlave 5ota
FOKTY fFTEST south side $50 feet Of SeyeBhsve oG
All the above property egby located the line Of the march 81
Improvements and neghbOrho0 that ser By
capitalists and bung; a
yen
lines Of City Railroads The sale offers inducements those whis
either TO build invest opportunities ey presented
Maps aud particulars al the ohee Of the No IS Eassaz
81, Hsw.i ork, and No l51 Montague st.. BuooklyB
TUESDAY, April a.
at n o'eloek at CITY sALBSRo0M tPneniI Buidugl
No Is COURr-Sr. BROOKLlN
iIfGIIi1 IMPORTANT SALE.
BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT
Upder the direction
FREDERIC A. WARD. esq. Referee,
sJ7 DESIRABLE LOTS,
Situated In
EIGHTEENTH WARD, BROOKLYN e.
Belonging the
ESTATE OF GEORGE WHITE, deceased
Further particulars hereafter -
Maps Of The puety read s the emess Of w. BURxB
n the oces OF the Aueneera Me-
IS Esssan-xf Y. and No. ISL Nonaguc-st BrookyB.