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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-07-04

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20

his calculation. After spending nearly year n
Philadelphia, where he learned 9 good deal about
the nature VI stocks and finance, his brethsr-in-
laws concern was dissolved, Mr.. Aoorhsad 90.
cepsing the government post Of consul 70 yslps-
raiso. Jay rsturned " his home In Sandusky, and
was again fairly started in his studics when mis-
father received Ietfer rom Ar. =. w. Clark, OF
tine leading banking hrm 81 y. ". Clark a Co., OF
Phllsdeiphia, asking permission 70 take Jay whose
character he had heard spoken 0f very oommencs-
bly,, into his establishment. and AFFORD hun that
winch he had The greatest ambitisn - acquire, =
thorough knowledge Of banking. This oner was
wholly unexpected on The part Of che youth or Of
his friends, and though his father. who was then
in Independents circumstances, might have felt .
little reluctant 1t rst to part with his son. he saw
o. ss !Iss ss Sss. ss
exzcty what suited the bent u Jays mind,
he decided 70 send him. In answer TO the
requesl This event marks uas turning
ia SAndusky, be might have probably achieved
BY this time celebrity In IL local annals together
With moderate Independence; bus 20 have his
name linked Tor all time with the Hnasciai issues
q tue great :, struggle. and e ssc1nu,ass SUFFICIENT
. coDsummation with which msse aspring men
might have been well content 70 abide. snail
here ssde briefly 70 the history Of his brothers a.
iilustrAnvs q shs prosperity which hss attended
Henry b. Cooke i : graduate o. several col.
logss. He 10 The literary mind q the fanny,
along with being NJ mean adept In nnsnc,si
science. 10 connnsctioa with his brother.in.Iaw ,
nr. hoorheed. h. aecnnulated considerable
me.ns r. CAfsrnie dariae ~ prevalence " The
place afterwards, end Pufehssed The Reyiasr
newspspsr--an ergan % - Sepublican party.
While connected With this journal he became &C.
quainted with NJ. Chase. The present Chief
Justice. ~ that sims ~. Chase con-
tsmplassd running for ,Csvesnor Of Ohio; and
= . means towarh that snd he prevailed upon
Cooke, whs wse telessbly vigorous writer. 70
relinquiah the Reyistev and take charge Of the
Cclumbus Journal. In this position he did good
csfcv Chase ssdia ether respccts ccnlnend-
- hiu'pe0 "a ths gfatitude Of that gentleman. A.
the beginning Of the war his brother, Jay Cooke.
committed 70 him the management Of hm houre
y Weshin{Soa, and thus far he has had rsason-
Able run a prosperity. I
Pitt Cooke, the eldest brother, Vas sent 70 West
Point wnso : 10y through the in0usnce Of Cover
moi. Caee Ne wss forced 70 leave % account u
III health and returned 10 Sandusky. He after
vnsds 1avSiled GOOD Zeal IN Eurspe, Net uIsi-
.aessly sssslsd devs here, whsrs = engaged Dom
0m1 q tine n various speeulattoae, IN most of
WhIoh ~ rsspsd les asd disappointment. He Z
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The New York herald., 1867-01-29

WAsHNGFOs Jan. 20, 1851
Tho Commissioner of the General Land Once has j0st
issued the following circular 70 United statss Registers
and Receivers and Surveyors General establishing tho
rules which to govern the operation OF the act o
Congress- approved July o. 1884, in reference 70 aiming
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

domeanors: Duke Of 0rmond for high treason: Earl Of
Derwentwater for high treason i724 the Earl or Mao
cesheld for high crimes and misdemeanor and In l746
Lord LJvat for high treason
The reports OF great many OF these cases contain
much matter that would be Of interest 20 readers
but which our limited space will permit pub
lish
PROVISION FOR IMPEACHMENT UNDER o, g CONSTITUTION.
ment are comparatively unknown but the constitution
of the United States article 2 section A. provides that
sshe President Vice President and all civil officers Of
the United States, shall be removed from Office on
impeachment for and OF treason bribery or
other high crimes and misdemeanors"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
The Union Platform.

The Union Party of the State of California
in Convention assembled, hereby pres, mt to
the people of this State their platform and
declaration of party principles
Reso. ced, That in the present. as in the
past. we are irreconcilably opposed to treason
and to traitors, whether the same shall at
tempt to subvert our Union and control our
Government by fraud and treachery from
within, or iorce frcm without; and that up
on the loyalty of the Nation. tried and prov
en-, we rely to re-establ,h firmly and forever
the bonds ct our National Union.
ReSofued, That III reconstructing the Ma
tion Its foundation should be Justice and its
architect loyalty, and we are not willing
that those so active to destroy should be
chosen and preferred builders to erect il. and
until it shall appear tha; in the States lately
in rebellion loyal Committees exist, capable
and ready to administer justice and enforce
law in accordance with the principles of 8
government Of freemen, and equally is it our
wisE that the Government be administered
and the law enforced by the loyal agents of
the FEDERAL Government
ReSolUe9 That in the reconstruction plan
of TIE late Congress we recognize policy as
wise as 1t Is magnanlmous. and when the re-
spectlve States late in rebellion shall bring
themselves within its provisions. we will
welcome them as sisters, and receive them as
equals in reconstructed Union.
Resolr;d. That we deem the passage Nv the
Legislature af Z law establishing eight hours
labor as a legal days work, eminently just
and proper.
Resotued. That the importation of Chinese
or any other people of the Mongolian race
into the Pacific States or Territories. is in
every respect injurious and degrading to
American labor. by forcing il into unjust and
ruinous competition, and an evil that should
be restricted by legislation and abatcd by
such legal and constitutional means as are in
our power.
Reso red. That the future primary elections
ot the bnron party in this State should be
held under the provisions of the primary
election law, and that such test should be
prescribed and enforced as shall exclude all
persons not members of the Union party.
Reso.red. That we fully approve the amend
ment to the Constitution of the state, pre-
sented by the Legisla 'ure of 1866. and pro-
vidinS that he Legislature shall have no
power to make an appropriation of money
for any purpose whatever. for period longer
than two years; that the same should be ac-
cepted by the Legislature. adopted by the
people and become part Of the Constitution
of the State.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
CIoiera-Peoy Daris' Vegeta5le Pain

Nh. PERRY DAvIS-<ir The benefits |
have received from the use OF your invalua-
hle remedy the Pain Killer, induces me 10
pen word in its praise. Experience has
convinced NE that for Headache indigestion,
Pain in the Stomach. or any part OF tn" sys-
TEN. severe Chills, Weariness, common Colds,
Hnarseness. Cholera. Cholera Morbus. Diar-
rhna, Dysentary. Tocthache. etc. there is
nothing better than the Pain Killer. ! have
this hour recovered from = severe attack Of
the Sick Headache, by using two teaspoon
falls. taken at thirty minutes interval. in
wine glass full of hot water. am confident
that through the blessing of God. il saved
me from the cholera during the summer of
1873. Travelling amid dust: toll. change OF
diet. and constant exposure to an inttc ed
atmosphere. my system vas daily predsposed
10 dysentery attacks, accompanied with pain,
for which the Pain Killer was a sovereign
remedy. one teaspoonful curing the worst
case in an hour. or. at most, half day /
have beard of many cases of Dysentery being
cured by its use. Put in the teeth. it will
s op the toothache. Gratitude, and desire
ior lis general use, has drawn from me this
unsolicited testimonial in its fav0i
d. T. TAYLOR, JR,
Minister of the Gospel.
~ Sod by al Medicine Dealers every
where. n0:37-Im.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
MARRIED,

At the residence of the brides father, at
Fourth Crossing. Calavcras county. on Thurs
day. July 4th. 1867. by Rev. Mr. Wiley. Mr.
JOSEPH IL. WELLS. of Mokelumne Hill TO Miss
MARY ALICE REDDiCK. Of Fourth Crossing.
A large circle OF the friends and relatives
of the happy couple assembled to witness the
ceremony which linked together their lives
and fortunes, and among them We had the
pleasure of being present. Upon the eonclu-
sion of the matrimonial portion Of the pro-
ceedings, and the newly welded couple had
received the congratulations OF their friends.
the guests partook of the most elegant and
sumptuous dinner to which we ever sat
down. Pledging their mutual faith upon the
anniversary of the day which gave us birth
as a nation, may the future lives of our
young friends be as happy as our national
history is cloriOue
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
GEoRoE c. GoRHAM.-Tbis Gallant leader

GEORGE c. GoRHAM.-This gallant leader
of the Union hosts of this State, says the
Spirit of the Times, is pursuing the even ten
or of his way, in preparing for the contest be-
fore him. He will soon commence vigorous
campaign throughout the State, and meeting
his fellow citizens, win their hearts to his
cause. He is noble young man, pure. hon
est. and upright, and every way worthy Of
that enthusiastic support which we are con-
fdent he will receive. Ee will be the next
Governor of the State of California-and he
will be its Governor in fact, as well as in
name. There will be no power behind the
throne but actuated uy high resolves, lofty
mbition. and by desire to benefit the State
and. therefore, add to the prosperity of the
people. he will be consistent in the discharge
of his duties and infexible in his determine
ton and will. He is a man of superior tai
ents, clear-headed and quick at perception,
grasping at conclusions viftly. and acting
with decision. He is man of the people.
and comes from the people and in his ee-
walton to the high Office for which ha has
been nominated. the State will be honored.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06

MACMILLAN has at last met the fate which
his attempt to destroy the Liberties of free
people, and establish upon the ruins of re-
public. monarchical system of Government
fully entities him. Deserted by his friends,
defeated, pursued. and captured by his
enemies, he has suffered the penalty of his
crimes and paid the forfeit with his life. He
was tried. condemned and shot on June 10th.
The announcement of his drath caused great
excitement among the foreign Ministers at
Washington. Juarez was unwilling to con-
sent to his execution, but was forced to do
SO by the demands of the Mexican people.
He has refused to deliver the body to the
Emperor of Austria. Had we been in Max's
place. we should have preferred being live
Arch-Duke ,athe- .hsn dead Emperor.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
COUNTY TICKET.

For Sheriff.
Li.HES OLIPHd.NT, Of Copperopolis
For County Clerk,
Ia. FOSTER. Of CalaUeritas.
For Treasurer,
c. B. HOPKINS. Of Campo Seco.
For District Attorney,
T. K: TYILSON. Of .MoSelumne Hi7.
For Superintendent OF Public Schools,
o. y. CURRLER, Of angels.
For Public Administrator.
". Fl. KELLY. of Campo Seco.
For Coroner,
A. II. HGRCHWER, of Mok. Hill.
For County Surveyor.
". K. BOUCHER. Of .Noh Hill.
For Supervisor-Tbird District,
EDWARD BURROWS. of .Nuphys.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
UNION STATE CENTRAL. COM.>
RooMs Nos. II AND Is \. L.
CoRTER MONTGOMERY AND Pine SIS.
san FnANctScn In

.'NS IitANtlStO, juno. 1901
SIR In view Of the near approach of the
Election. and the apathy reported TO exist in
certain lOcsilties among Union men. it is of
urgent Importance that the naine of every
loyal voter should BE- enrolled on the Great
Register and Pull-List os the County in
which he resides. previous to the day of
election: and, in behalf of the State Central
Committee. l have adopted this mode of di-
rec,ins your attention to the matter.
1t /, recommended that YOUR County Cen
tral Committee lose no time in employing
suitable persons TO zee that the voters arc
property enrolled.
There never was tine, in the history of
the country. when it was more essential to
its prosperity that the Union party should be
dominant than the present. The Recon-
structinn Act is just going into operation,
and II the enemy trIumphs, the obstruction,
1t not the defeat. of that measure is assured
fatal consequence. that would inc vitablv
lad TO the Inauguration of anarchy, if not
absolutely of another rebellion such As hns
been threatened by malignant and inplaca-
ole foe. like that we are called upon to meet
and vanQulSh az the ballot box in Septem her
The Committee cannot. thei efore impress
upon you too strongly the necessity of i'm
mediate and vigorous action in this matter of
enrolment. Let no vote be lost for the want
of registering; permit no msn to remain
away from the polls: if there i, any possible
way Of ge ting him there. The interests at
stake in the coming eleetion-loeal and Ma
ti0nal-are of too momentous character to
be undere>timated or neglected. One more
long strong. and loyal pull tosether-one
more sweeping victory in -California-and the
carpings of Copperheadism will have been
efectually and forever silcneed.
Very respectfully.
II. j. TILpEN.
cheirrnan VI s c. q
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06

SIcH.-Ihat political Thug. the Sacra-
nento Union. in reply to some facts which
WE published in relation to its record, SAYS
it ''care. not to reply to the misrepresenta-
tons of the party press in regard to its pres
cnt OF past position as a Union paper" Per-
ceiving the extremity to which the recent
convert 10 National Soreheaded Democratic
Kepuhlicani>m is reduced, the Mountain.
Deraocrat. the most notorious secession sheet
in the State. rushes furiousIy to the assist
snce of its friend and ally. and swears that
It's record is as unspottcd as an angels. The
Union copies the rebels endorsement of its
course with a eomplacence truly refreshing.
When journal is forced to resort to such a
source to prove its record as Union paper.
it must be getting very sick. Gelwicks. if
you undertake the task of cleaning up the
C'nion's record. you will find it the Girtiest
job ever you had on your hands.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
NOTICE.

THE UNION COUNTY CENTRAL
Committee will meet in San Andreas.
on Wednesday. July 10Th. at 10 o'clock A.
M. full attendance is requested The
Union County and Legislative nominees are
also requested to be present. BY order of
the Chairman, A. II. HGRL HNER.
W. S. WILLIAMS. Secretary
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06

Tag best joke of the season: The Union,
speaking of its 'present position a Union
paper" Satan, with his cloren foot undis-
guised, and redoient with the fumes of hell.
would exhibit less cheek if he should attempt
- pass himself off for re Angel Gabriel. -.-
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
J. Stock Raisers' and Farmers Mutual Pro-
lection Association are hereby notified that
special meeting of the Committee will assem-
be at NJ Ok elumne Hill on Saturday, July
18th. 1867. A. L. YOUNG,
iy6:it. hairman.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
Quartz Mill For Sale 4!

H1HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
on reasonable terms, his mill, situated
at Sport Hill, suitable for grinding quartz or
dirt The netive power is derived from an
over-shot water wheel 80 eet in diameter.
entirely new. The battery has ten stamps,
recently put up. and is in good order. A set
of dies and shoes, which have never been
used, also for sale. Parties wishing to pur-
chase machinery will do we'll to examine this
before buying elsewhere. For further par
ticulars, inquire of T. P. BROWN.
or G. NJ JOHNSON. at the Mill
Mok Hill. July lat, 1857 Iy5:ff.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06

CALAvERAs.-We have recent assurance
from friend in Calaveras county, that the
whole Democratic ticket will be elected in
that county in September. Our informant
is thoroughly posted and reliable Eram-
iner.
Yes; just SO. That informant" of yours
is an inmate of the iuna,ic asylum at present.
however
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
For Assessor and Tax Co,i.cs,.,

THOMAS DRADY announces himself as
candidate for election to the Office of Asses-
sor and Tax Collector, in Township No.
Calaveras County y
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
Union ~ omin alton s.
STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
GEORGE G. GORHAM.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN p. JONES.
Fer Secretary Of State,
W. II. PARKS.
For State Controller,
JOSIAH HOWELL
For Surveyor General,
CHARLES F. REED.
For Attorney General,
J. G. MCCULLOUGH.
For State Treasurer,
ROMUALDO PACHECO.
For Harbor Commissioner,
CHARLES CLAYTON.
For Clerk Supreme Court.
R. H. FARQUHAR.
For State Printer,
D. o. MCCARTHY.
For Superintendent Public instruction
JOHN SWETT.
For Member OF Congress-2d District,
WILLIAM HIGBY.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
For Assessor and Tax Co;lcc1o,

&: r. WESSON announces himself "a a
candidate tor reelection to the Office of As.
SCISSOR and Tax Collector. in towns5ip No.
Calsyeras Comfy.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
Teachers Examinations.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL
i meet at Fourth Crossing. July 26th, at 9
o'clock A. NJ. to examine teachers. No ap-
plicant will be admitted after 10 A. N.
J. ii. WELLS.
jy6:td. County Superintendent.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
For Road OVcrseer.

c. T. WILSON announces himself as q
candidate for Road Overseer in Township
No. 6.
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JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Justice of Supreme Court,
JOHN CURREY.
For County Judge,
JAMES B.fRCL.AY,. San .9nGyeQs
NSGkGE,

All advertisements, to insure insertion,
must be handed into this office by 10 O'Clock.
on Friday morning.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
FIRE DEPART1EENT

Hhhh DIX H IA Ns z Nj.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ Monday. The 18th day OF July, 1867. be-
tween the hours of and o'clock. p. NJ. of
that day. an election of the Mokelumne Hill
Fire Department will be held at the Engine
House o: MOkelumne Engine Co. No. |. to
lcct I'd Assistant Engineer, TO fill the va
cancy occasionetl by the resignation of W. +.
Marpe. BY order of II. c. Hamer, President
of the Board of Delegates.
W.K. BOUCHER, Secretary.
Mok. Hill. June 18th. 1867. ie22.3t
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For Road Oversccr.

MARTIN BAER announces himself as
candidate for the Office of Road Overseer. in
Township No. &, Calaveras County.