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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-04

Wtal baB Gage lie img8irbel Oe8 SanSsS I9wang.
@Utt uno S9uofrieb oDein miiien toie e8 mSgs
l6 mar bab er nibt BET Dem S&winoel, ber
i'm ergriff, alle8 uerrietb mas fein $1ers ems
piano. GjemiB 1T baB SRulbfrteoS fae Olies
ne ibn eri6redte unb bo8 Gin3ise mar mas ei@
ne gefible sagelie. 9tt8 Der g8alser gu Gnce
tsar unb Sage SdulDfrieb aus Dem San5laal
fibren wclte, tarnen lie an 2ctbar pUrbei. Gr
bearIBte S9ulofrieb nit elmer nod fdlteren II.
b5fi6eren gerbeu9uns ais getpDbnlid. Sage
mari einen triumpbirenben Bid auf 2pt9ar,
aI8 hdtte er bamit ia9en mrllen Sic 9ebbrt
mir, lte 1T fir 9id perlpren,
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bur9 cine @rtldrltn9 iiber Iein Be9blet5en BON
benz &enoeSpuus ibn 9dn5tidb itir5en uno baa
our& onf einmal wieoer ieinen alien Ptat III
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bteie grfldrung nod niht itattgefunben bate,
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ibm feline gigenliete 10 mande tbbri6te Spffz
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riiden. SduIofrieb iollte iIber bic 3ntnnIt ent'
i@eipen. Sic tonnte nidt unbers, iie mubte ibm
tbr @Drt balten. 9ieb tparen bic @etanten,
welde Sage in ieinem Sirn ,pdlste, lpdbreno er
nebsn S6uIo1rieos Stubl itanb, ltrh BON 9let6@
ulti9en 9in9en ipra6.
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gauge @elinesn abbdn8t "a"
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fir Nlet(t Az Ihneten unb Gpurf 40 falen, oadmefes
tettpreher te., unp e..
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upbolfterer.
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~ aae 8efeGungen vefbea psoWIpt, 5uIs unt i'll
firteftcr SSrift augefertgt.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-04

Sac grGBte nnb belE al1crtrte g8eius unb
2iqueurz@ei&6it 1T
Gin q t S. g. p..
Sic. S yCrb G,apftrase, Baltimore.
gDir perirsn benz eestTten Yubs!fu unb tebetetraE
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500 S&Spsssr WEa9enbsttes.
900 50udnttf8eS GeftaiI SsltfS5
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1000 , SH tatiSn Srdnep
1000 . Sanitation Gjii
800 Selantl&en G&s a&t unb gstr (esr
eco ranspHt&em GronGs-gFanSe, alt aub fttn,
100 ;, Edsdosc &rr1t,
900 !, 5eDs1 gBbis'es
300 SanaeG-s7uns, cit unb fs6r tctn.
1900 3IadbtrTs, 3tEFfo, GsHgaf nae. edosnbts-
zoe gab .mpOrttrtsr 9remer Raspberry Curry,
1000 ~. @ssin' pT0 @sOis''sStinf,
$500 9aucnsa Graassaf$s sSes- ano Saotp-aDf.a:'
5O00 SsTnntn Bort, eber:s uns aaab.tragssus
$500 SIa@en b. targuteF etr faiae unS cite saaft,
pien snIs Ssrfs.s!srs, VitftTnsnns ans 8sae 2aeat
tgOxbt6IS
tenn ni6s tetrisStesrb tur1d.
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u"S s"''SSsf T0'"1's ans *fp'' ss'tf
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Shulbfrteo wdr rier1nal aufqetreten. eSeoesz
NAL erntete iie qelteiserten Beifau II. Der @n.
tbultasmu8 oes Publifums nabm fortwdbrenb
iu. SINNER fauo iie 2otbur i'm Odienauge
oer eriten &eibe, uno tpenn Ite aus benz Sbea=
ter beimfamt, erbielt lie einen 8rans BON gpprel.
len uno 2crbeeren, itatt ber MprtenltrduBe
ipOmit lie ionit jeben Sag resulirt tporbeu
mar.
S(m Sag pUr Sdulofreos fiinftem 9luftreter
bate bic G'rdfin iie bebarrli6 erluht anf ben
Vall su tOmmen tpeldtn iie gum Mblnieb bon
oen WinterpergnIsunsen CAB. @Gulolriet
pnbte bab iie bort uieoer 2otbar finben wiroe
iie wlnl3te pieS stpar na6 Der lebten 8eIpre.
dung iebr; aber bennc3 36aette ie. Str6tete
iie ibn gu treffen? 9lein, aber Iie fir9tete bic
einsise 9cffnung bic iie nod belaB, perniGtel
su ieben. Seine eistalte 9t9tuna war ibr eine
Dual, ein bitteres 2eioen. GnbIid entl&loB iie
iib ietp6 benz Wuni6 Der 0rdfn 1u erfIi[len
unb auf benz 8aIl su erl6einen. gBdbrenb ibrer
3cilette belt iie in @ebanten loIeenben DO
nploo:
sd mub beute 9lbeno cine 0eipre9una
nit bm babeu. Sd mub erfabren tparum er
Srdulein Smitb iu9te unb bennD9 S6ulo1rieo
Elm 6enbesppus perpeiserte SD tuia &Iar=
belt bariiber 1aben ipas Ct NIT ben @prten
meinte, i6 babe iie sefunben unb tpieber uerlOz
rem" - Sic priifte bre 6ano gesen bas !Ser3
uub betra6tete ibr nabrbaft i66nes Bib in
tem Gpie9el inbem iie in @eOanten fOrt'
| Iubr:
80 oab i@ nur an oieiem 9lbenp i65n leir
f6nnte, 10 ldb6n, ooB ib Die Gergon9enbeit in
ieiner SeeIe Suriifriefe!"
S9ulbfrieb, bic ionit cine setuilie Yru6t in
tbren &leioern liebte, mar an bieien Nbeno
duberit einiab. Gang peib. Du8 Saar ipnr
nit Nebren unb &ornblumen sei6mudt. Sic
trus feline Supelen, ianbern nur cine @arni-
tlr Drn &ornblumen.
2Iu6 jett mar 9rofeiOr 4bernep ibr Gapa'
lier. Sage bate, auf SbuIbfrieoS Nuffprbe'
run9 uno um ibren Sder5en bariiber 81 ents
aeben oab er e8 ni6t mage benz gefdbrIi6en
4nblid Der @rdfn SrDs Su bieten, bcI6lclIen,
ben 8a(l ebenfalls 81 beiu6en, nm SdulOfrieb
su seisen pab 9tatalie ibn sleidsiiltig iei.
G6ulbfrieo tanste germ, cenn lie tanste gut.
Der 8aI tpar f9on meit pDrangeldritten al8
Qotbar fam. S6ulbfrieb entDedte ibn trdbrenb
eines @ulsers nit Sage. gs mar bas erite
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15
Campo seco consspondenee.
CAnro SRco, Dec. 11th, 1866.

Mr.: EDITOR There are very few items Oh
interest transpiring in or among our commu-
nifty at present. We go along about as usual
without any great excitements, and conse-
quently without any of those relapses INTO
dependency which are the inevitable follow
ers of such excitements. Our miners. as TAR
as heard from. are doing well. and with pros
poets ahead of doing much better when the
new ditch begins to deliver water. which Will
be in very few days now, as it is almost
completed. We had gay and festive time
on last Friday evening. when Mr.. e. IT,.
Schrack, of this place. brought his wife
home. An impromptu band had been pro-
vided for the occasion. consisting in part OF
horns. horse-fiddles. gongs, triangles. bells
and drums. and in fact variety of instru-
ments. from penny whistle to swinette,
which discoursed most horrible music in
front Of the bridegroom's residence for con-
siderable time, till the happy youth made his
appearance, with few well chosen remarks,
in which he said that he appreciated the mu-
sic very highly, hoped the Band would
play little more of the same kind, and kind
ly remarked that at any future time when
they should choose to call and see him they
should be weleeme to- friendly glass Of
wine, etc., concluding with an invitation to
go to Mr.Lonnevig's saloon and take smile,
whereupon. after listening to violin solo on
the horse-fiddle, which evinced considerable
taste and artistic execution. the Band
broke ranks for Lonnevig's giving three rous-
ing cheers for DR.. Schrack and lady as they
left. Prom that time forth until your cor
respondent left. ''ail went merry as mar
riage bell" and "the mirth and fun grew fast
and furious" until the "wee sma' hours
warned the boys to be jogging home after an
evening of enjoyment which will not be soon
forgotten by those who participated in it,
Messrs. Church & Jones' dancing school in
this place is source of great enjoyment to
our ball goers, and their pupils speak highly
of their teachers music and untiring efforts
to teach them the latest style of dancing.
This, as natural sequence, brings me to the
last sensation, which is grand ball to be
given at the Armory Hall. on Christmas
Eve, by Mr.. & Mrs. Syme, of the Phoenix
Hotel, who have heretofore been justly cele-
brated for their success in matters of this
kind, and who invariably get up the most
recherche suppers to be had in the county.
We are anticipating glorious time on that
occasion, and hope your business engage
ments will not preclude the possibility Of
your appearance amongst us to "Trip the
light fantastic" set ceterer," as A. Ward
says. The quotation, it strikes me. is slight
ly hackneyed, anyhow. fyou should con-
clude to come, can assure you beforehand
a good time. Yours,
SULPHURETs.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

SAMPLE.-A short time since our town was
visited by strolling Sample of the g. nus
homo, whose ostensible business was solicit
ing subscriptions to the Nep Age, about as
sicklyia specimen of a newspaper aseve ever
saw. As it pretends to be the organ Of the
Odd Fellows, however. quite number of
our citizens who are members of that Order
good-naturedly overlooked the utter worth
lessness of the sheet and subscribed. We un-
derstand that the fellow was well treated bv
the brethren while here, and to show his ap-
probation of hekfnd usage he received he
indulges in some very fattering remarks in
regard to the future prospects of our town,
in communication to his invaluable paper,
for which our citizens are much Obliged to
him. Here is sample of this Samples laud-
atory efusion:. .f
On Thursday morning I pushed on to Mo-
kelumne Hill, a very pleasant little place,
with an enterpnsing population. and all that
sort OF thing. but rather on the decline; the
cause stated is. that the 2.5U0 votes polled
last year. would not keep the county seat
there. and fear that this old mining town has
thereby received its death blow. n
Should this egregious Sample of an ass
ever "push on to Mokelumne Hill again,
he should be Immediately pushed of.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

OuTnAeEoUs.-We have enjoyed the bles-
sing of daily mail so long that it seems al
most impossible to live withoutit. By some
unaccountable oversight, or blunder. we do
not know which, the contract which was let
to D. E. Berry to carry the U. S. mail be-
tween this place and Latrobe, only calls for
a tri-weekly mail during the three Winter
months. This is just the time of year, of all
others, that we are the most anxious to re-
ceive the news daily. Congress is in session,
our relations with several foreign powers are
not of the most amicable character, and the
progress of events is anxiously watched, and
the latest news is eagerly sought for by all.
1t is not only here, but in all the towns along
the route through Amador. and the various
villages in the southern portion of this coun
ty, the loss is equally severe. A petition has
been forwarded to the Postal Agent on this
coast. praying him to remedy the evil; but
as yet no reply has been received. By the
time that statement of the facts could be
forwarded to the Member of Congress from
this District, the case presented to the proper
authorities and the contract modified, the
time for which we are limited to ri-weekly
mail will have expired. Perhaps the quick
est and best way would be to raise money
enough by subscription in the different towns
along the line to inouce the stage company
to carry the mail daily. The way the matter
stands now subjects our citizens to great in
convenience, and we might about as we'll
have no mail at all.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

Times are excruciatingly dull this week.
1t has done nothing but rain. rain. rain. every
day. so that person could not venture out
of doors without taking an impromptu show
er bath, and some of the timid ones wear lie
preservers. 1t may suit the farmers and
miners-very likely it does but so far as we
are concerned we vote rain a nuisance. ex-
cept slight dose once in while just enough
to lay the dust. Talk about mud! Just
step off the sidewalk and see where you will
fetch up. You will be in luck it YOU escape
with only the loss of your boots. Under
these circumstances no wonder local items
are scarce commodity. No one has be, n
kiEd enough to do US the favor of breaking
their leg, or neck. or any such little thing as
that, which generally make very readable
items, neither have we murder or marriage.
birth or burglary to chr, nicle. As for an
elopement, that is out of the question; it is
too muddy; and another thing, it would be
too much luck for US to ever get such glo-
rlous chance for an item as an occurrence of
that kind would afford. There has ben no
excitement of any kind. No fractious equine
has taken the liberty of indulging in a little
pasear on his own hook and smash up things
promiscuously and "kick up" fuss gener-
ally. Even the CANNES seem to par,ake of
the general quietude. and instead of sailing
into one another in gallant style, as in days
OF yore, vent their antipathy to each other in
sickly growls. We used to have dog-tiyht
every day. How we are degenerating.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

CoMM1ss1oNED.-B. C. Whiting. the newly
appointed Superintendent Of Indian Affairs.
has received his commission from Washing
ton, and will enter upon the discharge of
his official duties the present week. His
predecessor. Charles Maltby. most efficient
officer, was an old friend and roommate of
the late President Lincoln, and received his
appointment as Indian Agent q short time
previous to the latter's death.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

lnSOlvent Notice.
In the County Court Of the County of Gala
reras, State of California.
John Rathgeb, Petitioner, VS. His Creditors.
Defendants.
so cent q. S. Int Rev. Stamp. duly Cancelled
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF TIE
Hon. James Barclay. Judge of said court
made on the 21st day of November, A D.,
1866. Notice is hereby given to all the cred
itors of John Rathgeb an Insolvent Debtor
to be and appear before the Hon. James Bar
clay. Judge, in open court al the court room
of said court. in the village of San Andreas,
in said county, on Saturday, the 18th day of
December. 1866. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, then
and there to show cause if they can. why an
assignment Of the alleged InsOlvent's estate
should not be made, and he be discharged
from his debts And it is further ordered
that in the mean time all proceedings against
said John Rathgeb be stayed until the fur
ther order of the Court.
Witness my hand and the seal
[Ls.] OF said court this zlst day Of
November, A. D.. 1866.
J. A. FOSTER, Clerk.
EBy N. 7. NoRcRoss, Deputy.
W. l.. DUDLEY, Petitioners Atrorney.
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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

MINING intelligence from the Whisky Slide
District continues most favorable. By Mr..
Matthews, of Foster. Matthews & Co., we
are informed that in the bottom of their shaft
which is one hundred and twelve feet in
depth. they have struck ore of remarkable
richness. This claim has been thoroughly
prospected, rock having been taken out of
the shaft in number of places, and tried,
both by assay and working process, and in
no instance has it shown less than S25 per
ton. 1t is solid, unbroken vein of gold
bearing quartz, six feet in width, and how
deep no one knows. The company is per-
fectly satisfied with the developments already
made, and no more .vork will be done until
a mill is erected on the claim, which will be
as early in the Spring as practicable. They
have the necessary means themselves, and
consequently are not forced to await the ac-
ton of capitalists. Messrs. Foster. Mat
thews & Co. have been engaged in prospect
ing for years. and we are glad that their en-
ergy and perseverance, are at last about to be
richly rewarded. Wallace, Cockley & Co.,
Williams & Co., and the several other COM
panies engaged in prospecting in the same
district, encouraged by the success of Foster,
Matthews Co., are working away with re-
newed energy, and a determination which
cannot fail to result favorably. They are OBJ
tanning favorable "symptoms."
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

BIZ reference to our advertising c"lumns it
Will be seen that the Farmers League of this
county will hold meeting in San Andreas.
next Thursday. December goth, when an ad-
dress viii be delivered before it by W. j.
Gatewood. Esq. As the object of the League
is one IN which all land owners are interest
ed. none should fail to Be present at its
meetings.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

acknowledgements Low has appointed
John J. Stoddard. of Copperopolls. and Ri
enzi Hopkins. of San Andreas, as Notaries
Public for Calaveras county.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

A MAN was married in Hudson, N. Y, on
the l7th inst. and CUT his throat the same
night.-Er.
He was . coward.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

JOHN II. SURATT, who was implicated in
the assassination of President Lincoln, has
recently been arrested at Alexandria, Egypt.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-15

The New York Tribune. speaking of the
Massachusetts, election, says there are few
Copperheads and negroes elected to the Leg
islature, but not enough of either to do any
harm.