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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-16
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Nm ben Sheriff BON Raribal County in beiaatem
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3iern'tt befeble i'd SbasB in Sbrem Gountp bic
9sdbliirneH 81 cfuen ua0 9oblen an allen RahIpIds
sen am 1ffen Gage bes 9Ronats Nouember
lfo ndcboem sic sebSrse 9oiis in ssfesmd6ieei
9eneral Ahemoip gu erpdbIen. bic 8oeos ~ iiIs
LEM oie eur9 bic Refignation bee 6or. u. n STEELE
entitdhcen ~ ebenfo oIIe 8ueanyen IN fiiIen bic in
pte Spnen tol9es ofiisea befannt iit-uHb Sic mol.
zen NIT nen 70 @ef9ebesiem bic f9nlStgen 8ert9ts
aeattens pte Seldes 6ur3 sos 9eies erfprbert IN.
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LIS. 9amensnItterfhrift bierlnter gelest anf
:. ..f befoblen, bck bos grobe Staatsfeael dttas
9trf wfrn. so geihebeu I'm Tepd1tente II
Satbutue am 1iien Rage oes 9Rondts October 1856.
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GpuSsrneurS be6 staates SenneHer.
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Grerutip <DepGrtenleIt, I

Stant TenHeHee, Hs111
q Grerutip=0 epartement,
-.l EdfbptIlt, 9enn.. 1, October 1866.
Nm bic 56erifs Der Counties: 8enton uns Snm<
pbreps in befaetem Stants meinen Grub:
Die gpmmifIioners fir bic Heatririfna Der Stimuis
berebtiateu IN Sbren Gpunties baben beritet edb e
Die Regiitration perppLtdneigt baben uno be5er bes
febe i'd Sbnen, am 1iten Gage bee Nonats Ropeni=
Der bic 9BdhLirnen so 6iinen utte qSa6en an alien
SGbp ldken in Sbren Counties ab snhaten, Anb nads
benz Sic ee65rige Rats in eeesmdBieer 6orm ge9eben
baben, einen &eprdieitanten FIR bic gsnerdlsAfien=
blp biefes Stddtes 81: erpdhIen Mno bic Baenn5 ;u
fiien, bic burc cinen 8ei6aB hes 3eprdientariteIz
Sanies erfoleten AusitoBung nes 9enrp 8. MorabIe
efittdnben it, ebenio ale 8dcnnsen 81 fler, bic in
County, 9tritt ober 9sinicpdien aeratern pcre9er.
wie Sbnen oIbes pffiCiea befanltt 1T rno Sic mol
len mir ppn 70 Seinebenein bic f9uloi9en 8ertcbte
abstutte ME Spl9es 6ur has 9efek erforberi If.
~. Gum Seusntb bierfiir babe I'D meine
Us: 9tpmensf&ritt bierEi'ter sefesf nnS betobz
-: len, oaB ods grobe StnatefegeI dtta6irt
uirh. 50 gef9ehen in Separ: eHent tu
4nfbpiae am iften Sost 6es 9aonats Detober 1866.
SIR ben gouuernemr aB. @. BropHIS:s. .
E. q. 3. 6let9er, Sinatsfetretdr. 2oet binOp.
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Egfia 5a8 81 bel eslh6f#
@onberaeurs oes Staates SenneITee !.
81 ~ s5si0s "a staot 9enneHee,

@0ilberflenrs 0es &taates Senneifee.
fTHs - s3sl0a Staat Tennefee,
$3.50 - GyecntipsG epartement
Rafb iHt, 1enn.I I. October 1867
IN bic Sbertfis BET Counties: Snmner, smith u.
geoeou, N heiagtem Staate meinen 0rih:
0tefnstt eefehle to Sbned IN SbreH bstrefienben
GouHties bic @ahgurnen su 5ffncn unb gRahien an
alien Bohlpldsen am fffen Rage ose aepndts Ropems
Der apSubalteN. nfb nncheem Sic geb1rige 4otit in
Refetmdbteer Borm gspeben baben, eiRen eeiHsins
i4aft@en Nepfaifutantsn tiar bic General Mfiembip
10 erpdhlem, nm bic Hutana at finen, bic 6urd bic
Nffenatten bes Gon. Gheobore permans entifanoen
thumb Ste woien mir ron BEN 70 @ef3ebensu bic
fHNlAieen Beri9ts abtattgH, ME Sol4es pom 0siehe
effotbert tt.
s....s.t Bum 2enanib kierfir babe 10 meine
II g Iahaens1attefi9rih bietunter geietf uuS
-. befnblen, bab baB arpbe Staafsfeasf alta >
dirt fpiro. So gefdebeh TN Department
~ Rafbpiae am ifteH October 1856. h
SIR ben gouperHenr u, @. 4rswnIou.
Y. 3. 5ist4et, Staatsfetr. S0et-fupp
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8ouberneurs oes Gtaates SennelJee.


Gtndt Eennefee,
.g eaG 1 GrecHtius Departemer
HaibDtIIe, 4. October 1866. } 9
Nm ote Sbertffs Der Counties QineoIn, @iles unn
yariba y i'm beiagten Stnote meinen @rus. - =
SIe eemmifidre fir bic 8egiftrirfng Der Stimmbez
re9tiei en- m SIREN betreen6en COUNTIES baben be-
rptet, oab fie bic Regfrntiou uerpoufdn6tst baten
uno ooher befehle t9 Sbnen, 1. Gage hes Dlenats
9opeMber ete Baburnen 81 6ffnen unb Asahlen an
allen Rablpldsen in S5ren refpeftiuen Counties abb
3uholten Mno na9oem Sic 9eb6rige Roti3 in aefes
mdBiaer 6orm segeben babeu, eiren semeihi6aitl :
pen 8eprdientanter fir bic 9fembip biefes
Staates ~ erpdbLen I'M bic gaean3 81 fiiEeil be
eur9 ete 9eiignatiou ee5 Don. Z. 3. -8Ieb5oe enfs
taHoen "; ebenio ale Bacansen gu fiiIIen, bic in
0onntp= 9iitrttz ooer RHni3pal< Aemtern uprIiegem
pe SbHen tolss pffiSien befannt 1T unb sic mol
ten mir bon 10 @efHebenem bic f6uI6isen Be.iGte
abitnttent me iolHes our1 has @eies erforoerIid tit
Bum 3eligniB bierfiir babe i'd meine Ra=
LIS Tensnnterf9 1T bieranter geiett un6 be-
ss: fo5len, onB ons erobe StaatsfiegeI attadJir4
pire. 50 geffeben I'M TepGrtement IN
TaibptHe am fiten Iage Ses Ronats GctObet 1856.
Sur ben eouueFneur -. o. BrpwnIuw.
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Sn Sdrilteiebereien iiuo etiua 358
0fd06en nit slbf9leifen nnS 2luffeben
Der 8udftaben belddftiet unb berbienen
8-12 Dollars n6dentli1 Budbinbe.
retert, 6abrifen tiinitIider BIumen unb
Sriidte, Observation-Disclosures II. +. 10 :.
9siudhren elmer sroben @enee MdO6eii
8ef6dftieuilg.
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ot bot rot5es 5onr inS Bart, aeIbfi9 bIaue anaen,
r6tblite geif9tsiarbe, bote 8ndenfnohen, biiniie
eippen, Ipeise 3dhne, obere 8dbne porebene, ere
fdnoforben 9ingenbrGunen fefte 6dutfen, bat eiuen
Sous hu q has Iirte SdiiiieIbein, Htlb ipiro bic
Warbe sieies S9nifes oft ROTH burdb @eibei nit ben
9Dfentr6gerlt. ~ -sfeAa Ee-F -fsie 49,
eprs Carroll alias @iaiamss aIins goberts 1T etrpn
Is bis 90 Sabre att ihIante 8eStoIt, bhnnes @ef1t
Fd6er 4Rnn6, blansrales Aueeh, nnr wenig 8ort,
ipricbt 4angfam unb iebr penie. Or bat bellies 6aor
un6 brannen Seint. SuweiIen seber lie @ oIs 8rhber
aus Hiln tets inter perfieoenen Gnmen. 2Senu
retirt, nIifien lie feftgebalten meroen bis 3eu9en
uon 5fIeiafla sebrdnt werben t6nnen.
- gum 2eusniB bieriiir babe i'd Eier,inter
B (rJ =, d nteinet Nomen eefhriebeu unh has arose
}L.O.3 Stdatsjiege bes Stoates 9enueiiee ~ attaz
6iren befobIen. AaibUiIIe an siefem 29ten
r~STN September 1866. tflsf -. =
Sur ben goupernenr -. @. DrownIosp.
4 A.S. 6Iet9 er, Gtaatsfefretdr 49, !
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- T1a~ffT = - - ~ - F~y~~~v
Betm GrFnber 1T sn BADEN: aepr's afbens.
Balfam (ele 1laf9e $t5<.l fir gefanbe 9erfos
men tdgt9 trqgfeu< Hne IN perf6eeenen &tanfheitss
fdhen lDfeDee ~ nebnen. Gs erfest BITE afdffe ers
pedt eie sebensgeifter, hie SHINE bentnliuf bos
Ster hHnert bic S4mersfn Der GtffIiijIe unh beiIt
eas SoebrenHen t6etet bic Bfrmef NIB beis' Ne ap<
ten nno mddf fr6bli eiebfbeHs zBoeffa6siaen Pius
oernng; bsilt bic nnperooulidfeit in timer Stinhe
uno benimmt has SersfIopfen uns erTpeidf bps IRON
Melfen oes SoubeH; tnbert has Rovsek reifiaf has
Biut, bringt g IN Girculnfien uih III uoHgomnen
teteor eegfn bic @iGt urb Der 66mcrbcfben ufb be-
t6roert bic moHatgibe 8etnigune Der nners
fiir bic understanding hes mdnnii9en GefhIebt:
un6 fur 6as hn5e Alter 6 III Elm 8erlDoIrrnoss
mittel gsgen ole dne6eure &rnntbeiten @rinps GRos
lern, 6e. Gin alter ffp1der e8res ttirtrrf eiaieH
Gbl0ffeI poH abe 9aae ouser heu tiidhen Sebrou6
pom Eropfen, wir6 better unb erInnqt periluaenb.
@eies une ute Tam elm behes Ater err
rei9en- Zen 6amtIien nI6t grnue ~ enyfetleu =
Seesands anwsiiuus beiastsos 1dbere. sSie
Serner has beribmtr arfenbe a,tae,,uofSer ,uu,
Ginreiben fir an aerpeni9Udfe tei6enbe yetfot,en
Die 5laf9e Dollar. IS s.e g-g EN
Serner 2epp's BaIfam, rs Gentsy fur 5aiten u.
aeu9bniten Der RiHoer.
Serner 8er,fdrfenher 8aIfam, 80 ets.) oeoen
DhHmddpten u. pi6sli1 aberfdHefee 6eraens5&nk6e
6erner &epp'S Gable 9egeh tranEe Brittle Ium erE
Ds'e9en, Aula'ssen naS poatomms g 9eilRHs
2laeHtem iperOe1f 0erIdilAt.
# q DR.. q. 2ebp, 49,
Office 5Ot Dearborn Street, 81
40 3mt XII @.bieaao.
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1866
ID sam bast y nj g nan IN
8afetfabrt attien= O eielli6aff.
Sambur9 mn0 Seetp Dprf,

mia SOatBamptOn,
perntitteI Der neen, an has SoIiSeite erbarten uni
GIeaa,ltefte etngeri9teten groben eiietnen qcits
I @sf4& as@Sampfidtffe - Q
aIGemania, $500 Cons, (neaj capt. q. Erautman
o erma1tt a. 300 9. e9lsrs.
g agonia. $500 g. Reier.
/ Bavaria, 2l00 y y u. Sdube.
iEeMt0nia, 24BO ~. 8. Sdad.I
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Die Sampler bieier ainie pesSen wd9renS Siefes
| Sa5res reseImdBig pom 9ep gOrt mad 9ansbnrg
| nnb sIpar am e .4=s +ssae ...=
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sSebr. B. IL 9lua. 4. IL. Is. Is.
N1ars 3. II. 81. Gpt. /. s. Is. %. %
9lpr. IA. 81. %. Oct. 6. 10. 90. 81.
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SUM 2. J 16. %. 80. 81 ,
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Samburg, Sahre, 9onoon unb Sout<
hampton:
eaits S St,sr Ss a1n,, *iS5 GO
Spti9enoed 81 %
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/. eaiate n6srsr g sdfnan si u 90 90
8uiibenbeG ......................s.. as 80 s
(;ablbarin G,Dlb Ober gapiersgeEb NIT GoIOzasO)
&inDer sruif6en uno 10 Sabreit bic 0dIfte. (sne
incluiiue 8et0Itigung.) =.
&etoursEidets 81 ermd6igten Preifen. W. i
AuBeroem fuerben Todbreito oes gGnSe SabreS Grtru
Steamers 1beben, 10 oaB nGbesn cine Ip0bentliGe
8erbinbuns srpif6er SHREVEPORT anb Samburs ftatts
fnben Diro
BGP4 adete mad Gurppu uebmen mir bis 9 llbr
am abgangstose zines jeben Sampfi9ifies on.
g9esen Manage IN bielen 9ampfern Tpenbe man T6
in NeIpz Sort an Die acknowledgement Der 2inie r
s. B. 9ttd)aro lIno BoaS,
Ro. BGrfIap zStrabe, nabe 9roubpap.
IL. Sept 6nts 81
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81 D u b e T Il flr8.

Gtaates Eenneiise. = Allen. be oieies feben ioaen
nEeiaen 9rub: ~ffs3Aa q issasss
Sn erTpaeune, bds mir befdrnt tuerseu 1T; bas en
eeptiier Ga zeiliams une elm geIuiier 2ous Carroll
alias Biliiams, alias 8oberlS, inter 4ntaae eines
Der 9erfen ees AlriM Eiflb Mitierm @onntg But
nam, uerbt, Der @ere9tisteit entfobsn s nfe iesi
frei unthefIdufen, =. i.l$l{1 Ise.s5 gH5nS
GesbaIb biete IDS sginioh1 @. NrOwnIop, araft Der
mir nnswohnenhen @epnIt nne Altol itdt eineslobs
niins pon 6hnfbunSert Dollars on irsenb etne aeers
ion pber BerfoneiI, bic bic beioeeu Ga billions Mhs
4ons GarreA, alias @iliaSe alias 9oherts erGreferi
uno re benz SGeriT 0oer Sailor bes Golntp's 4srts
nam tbereeben-oSer $50 Dollars fur ieoen eerIeben,
Samit gere9tisteit an ben gs5rSern nne afteen Yes
ntoreeteH atfSaeiibt werbe.a i ni{i42ft0 -
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s5N @efcb,tu,tl,o.

~ at4a sou SetpWHuWD&
SD Iuin so Dollars 8eIpEnung aeben fir bic gBiez
6erbrinsuue Hieiner ;pei gfer6e, bic pon nleinem
Sobne seitoblen puroens sur 8eit ais Der bur pbige
ErotEamdtion fpecifie.rte glorb periibf pnr6e.
8ffarsibnus Der pferbe. -
Gin braunes gferS Sabre alt, Infer Border enfeI
perarobert.-Giue bralne StIte, henIid, nit elmer
trnmmen 8l1ffe i'm Geii6t. o 9l6Te ee6t mad
elmer settle NIB srid bis an bic 2eiiee pner mas man
hog backe6'' nenit. Gin Huge iieht gtaiig aus SD
pil beiee 9er6e fin bic GrsGetfans Der 96r6er meis
..l..' f.a1t>e ..s....- ssiIep p. Ttn4,
2oet. 2t BaSesDine, Snb.
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9ernlii6te9.

y ginwsa n6e.rung ub.e +
q 10 . ort. 8is sum 3. Sftober
tanen in bielem Sabre in Neiu gort
116, 642 Ginuobner an; fir fenfeIben
3eitralltt 'oes borigen Sabres betrig
ibre Nnsabt 1928. e1a sf@aci
8abren6 bes. Wouats Septem6er
taiiisn % Sanipfer in Stem gort an,
ipeIAe II 100 gnligranten bradten, un6
Is Se9elibiffe init 3,126 @ni9ranten
int 8an5eu allo 1856 Ginuan<
Aerer.
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~ uia SontbGmptpttgfst
permitte Der neueI, auf has SoIibete erbanten unb
GIeaalTteite eingeribteten groBei eiietnen qcits
,&s44s J ses9ampffd1iffe - g g
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|. Gin 9err Seth Sobninn bat, einem
@binbnreer 8latte Sufplse, in Sell Sum
Die qlte, fat nod gang erbaItene G1nas.
9ose, bon &opernaum entSeft. Die
G.atoefling, befisrtt bas 8latt, iitb09it
intereiiant, ihben lit bon fetnem an.
oeten nod Dorban6enem @ebdube nad1z
tpeilen ldBt, bab Sefls iid emit BARN
beflnben. ~ '.,. I ,.t2a
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15
Probate Notice.
STATE OF California;

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, S. S.
COUNTY oB CALAvERAs. So
In Probate Court in and for the COUNTY and
State aforesaid.
In the matter of the Estate of William WI
liams, deceased.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT BY the
i Petition presented and filed bv Robert
Briggs. Executor of the estate of William
Williams. deceased, praying for an order to
sell a certain mining claim. described as fol-
lows. to-wit: An undivided one half interest
of all that certain quartz claim situated and
being on the point of hill in township uun
Der seven. county of Caaveras. about three
hundred yards east of Skull Flat Quartz
Mill. and commencing at the north end Of
the Williams lead and running thence north
erly four hundred feet on said claim. That
it would be for the best interest of said estate
that said mine should be sold.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
all persons interested in said estate annear
before the said Probate Court ON Monday the
18th day of September. A. D.. 1866. at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the
Court room Of said Probate Court in the
county of Calaveras, to show cause whv an
order should not be granted to the said exec
utor to sell the said property as above set
forth and described.
And that copy of this order be published
at least four successive weeks in the GAIA
vERAs CHRONICLE weekly newspaper print
ed and published in said Calaveras countv
JAMES BARCLAY. County Judge.
and Ex-Offcio Probate Judge of Calayeras
County, Cal.
Dated Aug. 10th, 1866. au25.4t
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15
Probate Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. !

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF CALAvERAs ss'
In Probate Court IN and for the Cou,tv
and State aforesaid.
In the matter of the estate of George Ammon
deceased.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT BY
i the petition presented and filed by James
c. Kelly, administrator of the estate of
George Ammon, deceased, praying for an
order to sell real estate to pay the debts out
standing against said deceased, the debts. ex.
penses, and charges Of administration.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
all persons interested in said estate be and
appear before the Probate Court on Monday
the 18th day of September, A. D.. 1866. At
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon of said dav
at the court room of said Court, in said coun-
ty, to show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said administrator to sell
SO much Of said real estate as shall be neces.
sary.
And that copy of this order be published
In the CALAvERAs CHRONICLE. a weekly news
paper printed and published in said Calaver-
as county, for at least four successive weeks.
JAMES BARCLAY, County Judge,
and Ex-Officio Probate Judge, Calaveras
county, Cal.
Dated Aug. 10th, 1866. au25:4t.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15
NOTICE.

u BATEMAN You are hereby notified
l. that as one of the owners wiz: the
owner of one hundred and lightweight feet1
in that certain mining claim located on the
public lands of the United States. situated in
the Rail Road Flat and Independence min
ing district. in township No. Seven. in the
county of Calaveras and State of California.
bounded and described as follows: commenc-
ing at notice on stump, situated near and
on the LETT side of Nelson's Gulch. and run
ming thence in a north-westerly direction, a
distance Of twenty-five hundred feet, said
CLAIM being called Hazel Dell. You have
been associated with the other owners, viz !:
d. g. Lamphere, Julius Shoenbank, C. F.
Loring. T. K. Wilson, J. G. Severance, W.
Wells. Fl. J. Tilden, R. Ivers, W. 81. Leonard.
G. R. Peterson, l. P. Smith, C. R. Steiger.
W. Fl. Hepburn and Samuel Aiken, owners
of the other two thousand and twelve feet of
said mining claim. That from and after the
service of this notice upon you, Va will be
deemed a co-partuer with the undersigned
and other above named persons, for the mr.
poses OF working said mining claim, and that
a. such co-partner you will be deemed and
held subject TO all the provisions and liabil.
ities imposed BY an act of the Legislature 8,
the State Of California, approved April End
1866, and entitled An Act concerning Part
nershlps for mining purposes.
T. K. WILSON.
One of the owners of said claim.
Mok. Hill, Aug. 81, 1866. si:sw
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15

Ar the conclusion of the great colt race
which recently came off over the San Mateo
course, magnificent floral wreath was pre-
sented to the winner by the ladies. Hon.
S. W. Brockway. Judge of this District. had
the honor Of making the presentation speech.
The following remarks in relation to the af-
fair are taken from the San Francisco Spirit
# the Times
Judge Brockway then, in behalf of the
ladies of San Mateo. presented to the winner
a magnificent wreath of flowers. fresh and
sparkling as the dew of heaven. which had
been woven by the hands of those as fair as
as the flowers themselves He made most
felicitous speech on the occasion, in which
he took the opportunity to express his ac-
Acknowledgements as well as those of the gen.
tlemen present. to the ladies for their pres
ence during the two days then closing, and
to express the hope that their countenance
would never be averted from pastime which
when conducted on the same honorable prin-
ciples, and in the refined manner that had 80
greatly distinguished the proceedings of the
Shell Park Association, were always worthy
of their presence. The Judge also paid quite
a compliment to Farrell. the driver of Easto-
MIA, for his skill in the affair; and then the
wreath was handed down from the stand and
placed en- the neck of the winner,
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, J
COUNTY OF CALAvERAs 3d.
In PROBATE Court in and for the County
and Sttae aforesaid
In the matter of the Estate of JOSEPH
PERNELL, Deceased.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT BY
i the petition presented and filed by James
G. Kelly, the Administrator of the estate of
Joseph Pernell. deceased, praying for an Or
der to sell real estate, that it is necessary to
sell the whole of said real estate to pay the
debts outstanding against the deceased and
the debts, expenses and charges of the ad-
ministration.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge of said
Court, that all persons interested in the said
estate appear before the said Probate Court,
on Monday, the first day of October, A. D.
1866, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ. of that day,
at the Court room of said Probate Court. in
the county of Calaveras, to show cause why
an order should not be- granted to the said
Administrator to sell so much of the real es-
tate of the deceased as shall be necessary: -
and that copy of this order be published
in the CALAvERAs CHRONICLE. a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at the vii
lage of Mokelumne Hill, in said county, for
four successive weeks.
JAMES BARCLAY.
County Judge, and ex-officio Probate Judge
of Calaveras County, Cal.
true copy-attest:
J. A. FOSTER, Clerk.
By N. T. NoRCRoss, Deputy.
Mok. Hill, Sept Z. 1866. sS:4w.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15
CONSTITUTIONAL Amendment

The 59th Congress proposed an amend
ment to the Constitution of the United States
which. if adopted by three fourths of the
States, will become part of the fundamental
law of the country. This amendment has
been accepted by the Union party. and is the
recognized policy of the loyal people of the
North and South. A convention of loyal
Southerners, at their recent meeting in
Philadelphia. endorsed the Congressional
plan, and will urge its ratification by the
States which during the war have been true
to the Union. The glorious victories which
the Union party have lately achieved in
Vermont and Maine are but the forerunners
OF other triumphs which follow, in October,
in Pennsylvania, OHIO, Indiana, and Iowa.
Although the President and his satellites
have gone to the great West on an election
eering tour, and there proclaimed the beaus
ties of "my policy" yet f.om the nature of
his reception it is plain to see that the men
who opened the Mississippi and cut the bo-
gus Confederacy in twain. will never adopt a
policy which will be as disastrous to the
North as it would be fatal to the Union lists
of the South. The great hero of the war,
the American people, will prove themselves
as patriotic in the hour of peace as they were
heroic in the moment of victory. Those men
of the South. whether white or black, who
stood by the flag when the country was in
peril. who suffered for their devotion to the
Union. will not now be left to the tender
mercies of unrepentant rebels. The Consti-
tuition will throw its safeguards around them
and the army and navy will be called upon,
if necessary, to protect them in the full en-
joyment of all the liberties which it guaran-
tees to American citizens. We have trifed
with traitors and secessionists long enough
We have conquered. but never thoroughly
subjugated them. On the surrender of Lee
they were willing to come back into the I'm
ion on almost any terms, but after finding
they had one of their own kidney in the
Presidential chair. the old spirit of bravadc
was aroused and the massacres at Memphi,
and New Orleans show that the virus of re.
bellion is still ranking in their veins. Cali
fornia should take the initiative on this coas
and be the first to adopt the Constitutions
Amendment. Her action would infuenc,
the other States of the Pacific. and strength
en- the faith of our brethren throughout tn,
Atlantic border. The war cost us but tri
he, compared with the amoant paid by othe
States, and if We cannot afford to call oul
Legislature together in order to give our vot,
on the adoption of the Amendment, we has
better sell out to some State whose patriot
ism is greater than its avarice.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned. Administrator of the es-
tate off. d. Sullivan, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months from
the first publication of this notice, to the
said Administrator, at his Office, Murphys,
county of Calaveras
WILLIAM JONES. Administrator,
Of Estate of J. D. Sullivan. Deceased.
Aurphys, August l2th, 1866. auls.tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15
COnstablc'S Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS-
II sued out of the Court of W. L. Hopkins,
Justice of the Peace for the 9Th Township.
County of Calaveras, on the 9Th day of Sep
tember, A. D.. 1866. to me directed and de-
livered, in favor of Conrad Patt and against
Henry Guy, for the sum oftS36 92-lOO) thir-
ty-siy dollars and ninety-two cents, and
($18 75-l00) eighteen dollars and seventy
five cents costs of this suit, have levied
upon and seized all the right title and inter-
est of the said Henry Guy to the following
described property. to-wit: A certain mining
claim located in the 9Th Township. on the
west side of the Chill Gulch road, bounded
on the north by the mining claim of Arney
d Co., bounded on the south and west by
Mercei garden, or what is commonly known
as the French garden. n the east by unoccu-
pied land. and notice is hereby given. that on
Saturday, the 9Th day of October, A.D., 1866,
between the hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and s
O'Clock P. NJ, will expose for sale at public
auction. in front of the Court House door. in
Mokelumne Hill, the above named defend
ants right, title and interest in the aforesaid
claim. for cash in hand. to satisfy the said
execution and all costs and demands.
THOMAS DRADY, Constable.
Mok. Hill; Sept. l4th, 1866. s15:3w.