May 26, 1872 (4 pages)

-iahiteatmane steel ema TERR eet a ca ie came ne NPE LLL TLE OT TA TN LL OLE IONE. He PEER 5 SORE RUE RARE REIS ARO g & de enormous profits of the manufaetur° @aseod df the levding Audadute. In ‘ present Democratic candidacy. is the ‘ultimate recovery. : times taken from the pinions of one ered The Daily Beanseript NEVADA CITY, CAL. FOR snbaréiber, eo" GENERAL U.S.GRANT. . i "Subject to the decikion of the National Re . publican Convention. Ps ris Wekinig Men for Grant, _ On Thursday,, May. 2 23d, Abe Na-. ‘tional Working Men’s “Convention met-st NewyYork. ‘Qhisty States . were represented by 210 delegates. The object cf this Cony ention was be nominate .candidates for ‘President . and Vice President. Resolutions . were adopted favoring the reduction of the national debt, uncenditional séttlement of the~Alabama claiis, } enforcement of the eight hour law, low rates -of interest, and nationg . encouragement of ship building. — Grant and Greeley were.named as) candidates before the Convention: . Grant was placed in nottination, by the New York delegation. and-Gree‘ley by the Missouri deleg The vote stood, 204 fer Grant and 5 for Greeley. The nompnation of , Grant was made uhanimous, and Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts was nominated for Vice President. Greeley’s first contest with Grant did not result favorably. The old protectionist has very few friends among the working men of the country. ley’s ‘whole. course has’ tended to build up and foster monopolies by making the tariff, instead of a source of revenue, a means of enhancing the ation. Greeer at the expeuse of the consumer. The working mén of the country are the consumers, and hence they cannot be induced to support Greeley. ‘The vote in the National Working Men's Conveheiow is @! fair Tridication of the sentiment of. ,werking men throughout the country. The Amnesty Bill. The Senate on Wednesday last passed the House’ Amnesty bill of May isth by a iwu-thinds vote, .and ’ the President signed it in the evening of the same day, so that. itis wow & law of thé'land.’ The'bill Yemoves political disabilities fypm all participantsin the Rebellion, except members of the Thitty:sixth and Thirty-seyenth Congresses; officers of the Judicial, Military and Naval Services of the United States; Heads of Departments andForeign’ Ministers—all these exceptions cover about two hundred cased, * Thre sstccess '6f this measure knocks. out tle principal plank of ‘the Cincinnati platform, and one which, the lettgr of acceptance of Horace Greeley disthe way of delivery to. the, confederates their is ‘nothing left for the «white coated" candidate fo’do.’ *” aes ees ene Hap Mr. Greeley’s views pravailed in 1861, we should now have no Nation, but two Confederavies, of whieh, ‘the cornerstone of one would be slavery, and the watchword of each a constant .preparation for hostilities. A whitehat abolitionist, his ‘course would not have freed a slave; ab excluder of slavery from the Territories, his policy would have cltft thé country in twain; an “On-to-Richmond”’ séMamer, his‘Bull Runs would never have found Appomattox; ap anything-for-peace ‘weakling; Re would havesurrendered at Niagara; @ neryejess and vaccilating politician,” he would have withdrawn Lineceln from thé political campaign six month after the latter’ 8 nomination, in '64. His worst of ‘his blunders, mainly because of its enormous draft upon, charity. Pee Om has been struck in Osage Mission, Kansus,; at a depth of 90 ‘feet, and.a Company organized with a capital of $150, 000 to prosecute the business. _ Ma. Phelps, the man so nearly murdered in New York last Friday night, is still. improving, and the chances are quite favorable for his In Boston they call peefanihy “demonstrative vocalization,” and strictly, probivit i it. Qur1s are things. dint are somei goose, to spread the opinions of another. —_ ooo Tux deceased: poet, T. Badhanan Read, had two widowed sisters living in ‘Dubuque, and had intended to . small part of an education. ‘ thorities there are not interfered with. . EDUCATIONAL COLUMN. By Frank Power, Editor. To whom all matters for, this depart, ment must be addressed. Discipline in Schools. The Military. Academy at West} ) Point is the best school, in Ameriea. It owes its success more to its rigid course of discipline than to any other cauge. . Other institutions send forth onl learning, perhaps, but it is not} ithis class of students that acegmpl lish . “closely on the heels of the requiremdst in-the world, They have néver . be en trained. Fits of industry, and the ability to use 4 knowledge, is-of quite_a* ninch importance 2 as knowledge itself. These, . latter results are segura by disei-"' “Military discip'ine; the kind ae ced atthis school, is conceded . A vigerous body, hab. pline. . to be the best, that edn be'devised to . las be may prefer, but is hé not ‘a lit. secure bodily vigor, and mental ae~. the prestinptuous in meddling with tivity. Everything there is required . . te be done at its proper time and . systematically. Tobe taught to do. / ; business in this manner; is alone, n0 . The aut-} . Parents and guardians are not al owed to substitute their own leniént . notions of government. The young . inan is there taught to endure those Spartin privations that fit him to . grapple suceessfuky with the stern . realities of life. He hasa well de-. veloped body, he acquires the grateful form, the elastic step and that ease of bearing that rendérs him at-/. tractive in the business world. Thefact is, the young men at West Point . are thoroughly and’ practically educated. When ‘you meet. a grdduate of this institution, you find . yourself . ‘scholar and Discipline is here means to an end. Men trained as they ate. there trained, are prepared' for any profession or oceupation in life, and henge we see them excelling, not on the-field of Mars ulone, but in whatever capacity: ac-/ in the presence of a gentleman:” inade a tivity and force,of character axe re. quired. Law, Med.c.ne, and Tneol. ogy,-each claims some of its brightést -orhaments from that. school. While we find them filling succcssfully .avery: grade 'Of office im our government, they are the, acknowledged skilled diplomats and the cgnters of attraction at foreign eourts. Other schools begin with just as good material, -haye just as gvood.a curricFin to pass upon the correctness of rhe. graduates whu.can boast of as much } . appendages to-assigo 4 requirement, . fessional, a 1 co uraged, . your guerrilla mode of’ warfare, or ebier the } the fight like wu maa, . City Granmar school for the week . bogast, Jennie Monro, Addie Stranuulum, but none have that rigid and! ied so fully, to appreciate the beneficial results that arise from a systeMatic course of training. The govLerning process, théugh rigid, is properly exercised. Natural pride is. not ‘crushed out, nor the lofty spirit degraded; they are simply directed and festriined within theit proper linuts, while the man is allowed to maintain his ‘manhood. They are taught to render.a ¢heerful and ready obedience; they are imade aware that no one is tit to command until he has first learned to.obey, The mind, as well as the body; is whder perfect control. “Buc “med alWays know just what todo, and. when to do it. Serene and cool, they’ can. arrange their plans and grve their orders amid the whistling of bullets and the thunder of cannon, as though the fielu were but a chess board -before them. The ability to.do these. things is, we maintain, secured rather by a wholesome course of training than by im= parting a knoéwleliye, Of whatis found in the books. ~~ Woe do not expect that that, perfect discipline found in the best, military school im ‘the gover nundat, ca be practiced in the common ‘schools, but the nearer we can approximate to that system the more efficient would our ‘schools become,,. At the present time there is a growing tendency to laxity in the government of schools. Experiments-“are Being made to see with how little discipline a school can be kept together. Teachérs, parents, and even the pupils themselves will have cause to regret this course,for the échools will thus be deprived of their charm and much ef their efficiency.” We ought rather to have a law requiring ‘military training in our public schools, Prussia adopts this plan, and in no country do we find better scholars and better soldiers, and these results perse to the government. a P. A Noxuru Cankouina woman was buried in a feather hed, according to her desire. Tux dead bodies of three men and a new-born babe were found in the North and East rivers, New York, ou the.Lith, : pass the Summer with them. 7 thorough discipline, none baye, been . . TransexipT that he is prepared, to. are secured ‘with no additional exOur Critic. The Faucational “Department ‘of the Grass Valley U?ion has a critic. “Phat he is a ‘‘star”’ id, this departnient is evidenced not. by his signsture alone.’ Those atgem pts’ at wit, those origin: Pand high toned illus. trations, their application to the snb. ject, as well ‘asthe precision of his age, also attest that fact, inile 1S wants to hold the stakes as ‘iinpire . langu torical tropes. He" ihtroduces-the . }sabject. with this béautiful Hgure: . ment.’’ These are rather’ singular aud though such expressions are exéasalile in jpérsons ef ordinary pretensions, they naturally cause a pro-. }, ‘‘star,’’ tO be regarded as -We don't object to bis expressing himself in.such Vanguage *‘peeis.”’ subjécts about which he dispiays soTo be much practical. ignorance? sure, he complains of hi§/ mental Ob . his. ‘‘untutored but we are notfto ‘blame for We say to'you, don’t ve distake your spelling bowk aud study up a httle, aud come and see us again. Meautime, take a rfdir syuintat yourcritlique, and see if /you can discover wuy point in it. Some pronounce it an’ obfuscation. Now, as for you, ‘Rafe,éitaer cease tuseness, and of, . mund,’ taese. ‘“‘column’”’ and stand up tc None of your busii-whucking. i >> Ww eckly lieil of Honor, The following names are on the weekly roll of honor im the Nevada énuing Muay 24th, 1872, Only those who receive 100 per cent. upon deportment, attendance and diligence are placed upon this roll: Dehla Beigntol, Magyie Gault, Hattie Ne} son, Ida Smith, Maggie Price, Effie Adair, Fannie brown, Catherine Arhan, Annie Cashin, Annie’ Naffzigar, Nellie Hite, Baltie Hilt; MaryPeard, Aiice ' Dorsey, ‘Emma Gove, Jeunie Gites, Louisa Shaffer, Nélsen Sunt born, Frank Willaims, George Buailey, Samuel Rodgers, James Coughlan, paw ee Recordex’s Office, : The following instruments were filed for record in: the ,County Recorder’s office, yesterday: Deeds—Jno. Watt to krancis Blpis. Mining land on Waldon Ravine, in Bloomfield township. Phi ip Moynier Du Bourg to LauKate Hays’ Fiat, ship. Jules Villian to Philip Moynier Du Bourg. Real qptate, at Feeney Corral. Philp Moynier Du Bourg to Jules Villian. Parcel cf land on Kate Hays’, Flat, Bridgeport tomnsbip. Strawberry Festival, A The ladies of the M. E. Aid Society; will give -s ‘strawbétr# and i¢e cream Festival, in the Theatre, on Tuesday evening, . June 4th. The members of the Aid Society are requested to meet at the residence of Mrs, B. T. Ailen, on ‘Pugsday” afternoon, May 28th, at 3 o’clock. A full attendance is desired. ; er townWagon Maker. J. H"Sharp, gives notice in the do all kinds of wagon, work im the best style, and .at. the loves rates. Shop on Broad street. >> wvinedihans —— Elder Henry C: Lyle continues to . preach in the Baptist ehurh. ! His . subject this morning will be, ‘‘The Scheme of Redeniption.’’ Subject in the evening, ‘*The New Life.’’ —~> > Thirty miners are wanted by the Company. . See their notice in another column, Tux reporter ef the Pranscarrr has been to Grass Valley, and ‘he. saw a jackass hitched to a carriage.— Union. Mistake. The dforesdid animal was hitched to the editorial stuff of the Union. SEVERAL persons are digging for money in one of the leading streets in Denver, and with most gratifying success. A PARAGRAPHIST speaks of the great Call-and-seum being erected in Bos-} ton. : iin all ‘Maus. Frances ‘peuibitinaaes . is the only woman journalist in London, ra 1ui8e Du Bourg: “rot of land on . . North) Bloomfield . Grivel {Mining ed ar a ae ee Mss. Kypprn, wife of Charles A. Kidder, late County Clerk of Solano tion held by her husband. Newsrapgr Agent.—E. B, Hopkin: . son, formerly-in the expr business . between Dutch Flat and Nevada} Cit¥, is the traveling’ agent for ie San Franciseo Chronicle. em ee Srvexay leading men at Wheeling, . W., Va., have agreed to attend church . regularly if they are allowed tosmmokc in church. ; Hon, Jeni F. Benjamin is named for the Republican, nomination for Governor of Missouri. aos a A victous alligator posted himself in the main street of St. Augustine, Fis.; 2nd fought his assailants bravely until he was killed. In Central Minos the potato bugs i huve come out in crowds, and sit’ around waiting for the vines to grow. A Curcaco. young man was. recently quite smitten by his néighbor’s wife. She smote him with ‘a rolling pin. Trrre Hante, the home of the Voorhees, was carried by the Republicans in the last election, Tue latest argumént for the narrow gauge is that the road toy heaven is built-on that principle. teeA KEOKUK young woman who went to see a game of baseball now sweeps the field with one eye. Bret Harte will contribute an original poem to be read at Rochester on ‘the evening of Decoration day. ~ A soy of fourteen runs a $5,000 tea and coffee business at Fort Wayne Ind., which he built. up himself. Preaching Sunday. Services im the Congregational Church, . every Sunday morning and-evening, at the . usual hours. of worship, Sabbath School immediately after morning service. 7: E: Halleday, Pastor. Episcopal services at the Court House eyery Sunday morning avlio’clock, by Rev. Mr. Andersen. Divine Services at the Catholie Church Sunday morning at 10% o’clock. Sabbath School at 2, and Vespers at 73 P. Mu. Rev. Father Claire, Pastor. Divine services willbe held at the A.M. KE. Church ‘Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Se rvicés in the evening at 7 o' ‘clock Services at the Baptist Church, morning and evening at the usual hours of wership Bey. J. A. Wirth, pastor. Divine Services will be held in the Methodist Chiirch, Sunday morning at.11 o’clock and in the evening at 74 o’clock. Sabbath School at 20’ clocia Px u. Rev, JW. Stump Pastor. ‘ be < WOE 6 a RSE DIED. ~ fi bets In this city, May 24th, 1872°-Sacob Christiap, infant son of Jacob and Caroline Naffzigur, ‘aged 6 months and 7 days. The funeral will take place from . the residence of the parents,on Boul. der street, this, Sunday afternoon, at 2 0’cleck. Frxiends.and, acquaintances are invited to attend, 2 ALN ACRE OE TERETE OS MRS. A. AUBRY, ©, = Manufacturer of Ladies’ Hair, in Braids, Curls, * Wigs, &e. LADIES’ HAIR DRESSING, RS. AUBRY would respectfully in form the people of Nevada County tuat she is prepared to do all kind of Hair Works ( 2 Ladies’ Hair done up in the, Latest style. Steam and Iron Curling at the lowest. prices, Particular attention paid. to orders from the country. Call and examine her goods, on BROAD STREGL, opposite the Post Office, Nevada City, mw UMMONS. —State of California, Countyof Nevada. ss. In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of Califormiain and’for the County of Nevada. The People of the State of California send Greeting to 0. CRANDALL, Defendaht. You are hereby required te appear in an action brought against you in the Dis-' triet Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, on the ‘th day of Moreh, Is7l, by H. ©. MeKELVEY, Plain-. and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service] after the service om you of this Summons--if served within Mate on Sounty ; or, if served vut of this County, por in this District, within twenty days: erwise Within torty days—or judgment wi be taken agaivst you by default, according to vang prayer of said C Compiaint w inthe tiff alleges that he was, and js now the hot. der of a certain promissory = ented on the 19th day of Se ber, A 13966, for ‘the sum of Five tage Me in U. 8. Gold Coin, together with interest at the rate of 2 per cent per month until paid. Wherefore the said plaintiff prays ju ent against said Defendant for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars together with interest thereon from the 19th day of September, 1866, atthe rate of two per cent per month in United States Geld. \Guin. And you are hereby notified, that if you fail to appear and aneyer the said Complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will tebe Sudgyent in bret pa +3 * with the said prayer In Testimony Whereof, I, T. c. seal Plunkett, Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do do hereunto set my hand and th impress the Seal of said Court, at office, in the Gity of Nevada, on the 7th day of March, A. D, a La Jonn Patrison, Depuiy, John Caldwell, Piffs Atturney, ¥ } county, isan applicant for the posiq Fe “WAGON MAKER AND WHEELWRIGHT. — J. H. SHARP, AT CLANCY’S SHOP, BROAD STREET, H prepsred ‘to do all kinds of WAGON WORK in the best style and at the LOWEST RATES. Wagons made to order and turned ont ‘of the Shop complete, Hepairing done in the best style. = Give me a¢all and I will guarantee satisfaction. sorpnmpoe ish J. H. SHARP. Nevada, May 26th. 1872. Dissolution. HF co-partnership heretofore existing between B. Nathanand B.H. Miller is this day dissolved by inutual consent. AIT persons indebted to the late firm are requested to make payment to NATHAN & CASPER, who willcontinge the Clothing business at the old stahd, on the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. B. NATHAN:; B. H. MILLER. ‘Nevada, May 16th, 1872. MINERS’ RESTAURANT. Next building to W.R. Coe s Shoe Store,'. ° COMMERCIAL STREET. CAROLINE ALLEN, Proprietress, Vy OULD inform the people that she. cun still be found at the old stanu, prepared to serve meals up in good -style, at any hour of the day and up to 9 o'clock at night. Meals, .. . Isventy-five Cents. Lodgings, .++. Twenty-five Cents. By giving the very best satisfaction she hopes to receive.@ liberal share of patronage. If you are bungry or want a bed go to Caroline Allen’s, ; On Commercial Street, ; Next building te Coe’s Shoe Store. Nevada, May 24th, 1872. j ’ GREAT SALE OF. CLOTHING THE WHOLE STOCK IN THE STORE NOW OWNED By BANNER BROS MUST BE DISPOSED: of WITHIN : Thirty Days! AT WHICH TIME THE FRx -THIS CITY. THIS IS NO HUMBUG As all can convince themselves by calling and examining the goods and prices. Some Goods will be sold 100 per cent cheaper than ever known before, and others 50 per cent cheaper than thesame articles are bringing in . ‘this city to-day. —.——MILK DEPOT. OUIS GUSCETTI has established a Depot at Frank’s Ice Cream Saloon, Opposite Coe’s Shoe Store. Fresh Milk will be kept constantly on hand in quantities to suit. Nevada, May 22d, 1872. THOS, FINDLEY & CO., BANKERS, MAIN -STREET.. — 5 URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE AD. vances on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coinage at U. 8. Mint, f Draw Cheeks on San Francisco, Sacramento, we Glege Cit Treasure Cit ve ee THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA*EXOHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW XORE, ST. PETERSBURG, LONDON,, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, . BREMEN, PARIS. m12 THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. DR. HUFELAND'’S CELEBRATED #WISS STOMACH lho A ha first and the most healthful Tonic ever introduced in the United States. standing save constaritly increased. ‘PAYLOR & BENDEL, jan Francisce. DONNOLLY'S m29 CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POWDER. GREAT BEDUCTION}! Only $16 per gross, in 20 groas lots. SE the best and the ever offered to the public. No one can make good DONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER Twenty-five gross of pure white Yeast Powder made every day. For sale by all Factory, 121 Front Street, ‘San Francisco. D. CALLAGHAN, P " RW" Everyone uses Donnolly’s Tartar and Donnolly’s Soda and aie Feb. 2vth. Notice to o Creditors. . Ogee OF J. E. Mi MATTESON, deceased. Notice is here ven the aye figned, executor Kies at eee J. Kk. MATTESON, deceased, Boe riley i “S persons laimscorneas teeth a, poses a yo Corner Broad and Pine Stree. wae wet the first lication of this UP iotian, te the a ae SETTLE UP. Williams & Jubnson, corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada Fig ore Executor of the 4 Estate of J K. Matteson, .GRASS VALLEY. These Bitters have been in the Francisco Market for over twenty Tonto. and notwith. the many new candilates for public favor, the sales ole Agents, 409 and 411 Clay St., bread without Late! AND BUY GOODS AT YOUROWN PRICES Dealers in Clothing in the County can buy goods of us 2% per cent. cheaper than import ing prices: They are the LATEST STYLES SPRING —OF— _ Our own Manufacture. CONSISTING OF FINE DRESS SUITS, _BROADCLOTH SUITS, CASTOR SUITS, FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS, PANTS, of all colors and deseriptions, VESTS, of. all colors, Complete Stock of BOOTS, AND SHOES, For Ladies, Gents’ and Children. HATS, of all colors and deseription, — Boys’ Clothing ! OF THE VERY LATEST STYLE AND THE FINEST QUALITY. ———s A good assortment of SATOHELS, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e.,.&c., &e. Fupishing Goods, LARGEST LOT, AND THE FINEST TO BE HAD “IN THE STATE ! _ Don’t spend a Dollar for anything in the Clothing line without first calling # see our goods and prices. BANNER BROS. All Persons indebted to BAto call and eottle immediately: WILL CEASE BUSINESS In Come before it is too CLOTHING, INWER BROS. are hereby notified al praca Po “We flour, Tors reput State was. & ordei But The. ing ] _for o to E Islan beco East, our ” Rave mills W just ~ Glas road ther been " ise livix thre thar ders ever Bric to ai PM to . che Fe th M F er in eX la ecw se & —— a a

-iahiteatmane steel ema TERR eet a ca ie came ne NPE LLL TLE OT TA TN LL OLE IONE. He PEER 5 SORE RUE RARE REIS ARO g & de enormous profits of the manufaetur° @aseod df the levding Audadute. In ‘ present Democratic candidacy. is the ‘ultimate recovery. : times taken from the pinions of one ered The Daily Beanseript NEVADA CITY, CAL. FOR snbaréiber, eo" GENERAL U.S.GRANT. . i "Subject to the decikion of the National Re . publican Convention. Ps ris Wekinig Men for Grant, _ On Thursday,, May. 2 23d, Abe Na-. ‘tional Working Men’s “Convention met-st NewyYork. ‘Qhisty States . were represented by 210 delegates. The object cf this Cony ention was be nominate .candidates for ‘President . and Vice President. Resolutions . were adopted favoring the reduction of the national debt, uncenditional séttlement of the~Alabama claiis, } enforcement of the eight hour law, low rates -of interest, and nationg . encouragement of ship building. — Grant and Greeley were.named as) candidates before the Convention: . Grant was placed in nottination, by the New York delegation. and-Gree‘ley by the Missouri deleg The vote stood, 204 fer Grant and 5 for Greeley. The nompnation of , Grant was made uhanimous, and Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts was nominated for Vice President. Greeley’s first contest with Grant did not result favorably. The old protectionist has very few friends among the working men of the country. ley’s ‘whole. course has’ tended to build up and foster monopolies by making the tariff, instead of a source of revenue, a means of enhancing the ation. Greeer at the expeuse of the consumer. The working mén of the country are the consumers, and hence they cannot be induced to support Greeley. ‘The vote in the National Working Men's Conveheiow is @! fair Tridication of the sentiment of. ,werking men throughout the country. The Amnesty Bill. The Senate on Wednesday last passed the House’ Amnesty bill of May isth by a iwu-thinds vote, .and ’ the President signed it in the evening of the same day, so that. itis wow & law of thé'land.’ The'bill Yemoves political disabilities fypm all participantsin the Rebellion, except members of the Thitty:sixth and Thirty-seyenth Congresses; officers of the Judicial, Military and Naval Services of the United States; Heads of Departments andForeign’ Ministers—all these exceptions cover about two hundred cased, * Thre sstccess '6f this measure knocks. out tle principal plank of ‘the Cincinnati platform, and one which, the lettgr of acceptance of Horace Greeley disthe way of delivery to. the, confederates their is ‘nothing left for the «white coated" candidate fo’do.’ *” aes ees ene Hap Mr. Greeley’s views pravailed in 1861, we should now have no Nation, but two Confederavies, of whieh, ‘the cornerstone of one would be slavery, and the watchword of each a constant .preparation for hostilities. A whitehat abolitionist, his ‘course would not have freed a slave; ab excluder of slavery from the Territories, his policy would have cltft thé country in twain; an “On-to-Richmond”’ séMamer, his‘Bull Runs would never have found Appomattox; ap anything-for-peace ‘weakling; Re would havesurrendered at Niagara; @ neryejess and vaccilating politician,” he would have withdrawn Lineceln from thé political campaign six month after the latter’ 8 nomination, in '64. His worst of ‘his blunders, mainly because of its enormous draft upon, charity. Pee Om has been struck in Osage Mission, Kansus,; at a depth of 90 ‘feet, and.a Company organized with a capital of $150, 000 to prosecute the business. _ Ma. Phelps, the man so nearly murdered in New York last Friday night, is still. improving, and the chances are quite favorable for his In Boston they call peefanihy “demonstrative vocalization,” and strictly, probivit i it. Qur1s are things. dint are somei goose, to spread the opinions of another. —_ ooo Tux deceased: poet, T. Badhanan Read, had two widowed sisters living in ‘Dubuque, and had intended to . small part of an education. ‘ thorities there are not interfered with. . EDUCATIONAL COLUMN. By Frank Power, Editor. To whom all matters for, this depart, ment must be addressed. Discipline in Schools. The Military. Academy at West} ) Point is the best school, in Ameriea. It owes its success more to its rigid course of discipline than to any other cauge. . Other institutions send forth onl learning, perhaps, but it is not} ithis class of students that acegmpl lish . “closely on the heels of the requiremdst in-the world, They have néver . be en trained. Fits of industry, and the ability to use 4 knowledge, is-of quite_a* ninch importance 2 as knowledge itself. These, . latter results are segura by disei-"' “Military discip'ine; the kind ae ced atthis school, is conceded . A vigerous body, hab. pline. . to be the best, that edn be'devised to . las be may prefer, but is hé not ‘a lit. secure bodily vigor, and mental ae~. the prestinptuous in meddling with tivity. Everything there is required . . te be done at its proper time and . systematically. Tobe taught to do. / ; business in this manner; is alone, n0 . The aut-} . Parents and guardians are not al owed to substitute their own leniént . notions of government. The young . inan is there taught to endure those Spartin privations that fit him to . grapple suceessfuky with the stern . realities of life. He hasa well de-. veloped body, he acquires the grateful form, the elastic step and that ease of bearing that rendérs him at-/. tractive in the business world. Thefact is, the young men at West Point . are thoroughly and’ practically educated. When ‘you meet. a grdduate of this institution, you find . yourself . ‘scholar and Discipline is here means to an end. Men trained as they ate. there trained, are prepared' for any profession or oceupation in life, and henge we see them excelling, not on the-field of Mars ulone, but in whatever capacity: ac-/ in the presence of a gentleman:” inade a tivity and force,of character axe re. quired. Law, Med.c.ne, and Tneol. ogy,-each claims some of its brightést -orhaments from that. school. While we find them filling succcssfully .avery: grade 'Of office im our government, they are the, acknowledged skilled diplomats and the cgnters of attraction at foreign eourts. Other schools begin with just as good material, -haye just as gvood.a curricFin to pass upon the correctness of rhe. graduates whu.can boast of as much } . appendages to-assigo 4 requirement, . fessional, a 1 co uraged, . your guerrilla mode of’ warfare, or ebier the } the fight like wu maa, . City Granmar school for the week . bogast, Jennie Monro, Addie Stranuulum, but none have that rigid and! ied so fully, to appreciate the beneficial results that arise from a systeMatic course of training. The govLerning process, théugh rigid, is properly exercised. Natural pride is. not ‘crushed out, nor the lofty spirit degraded; they are simply directed and festriined within theit proper linuts, while the man is allowed to maintain his ‘manhood. They are taught to render.a ¢heerful and ready obedience; they are imade aware that no one is tit to command until he has first learned to.obey, The mind, as well as the body; is whder perfect control. “Buc “med alWays know just what todo, and. when to do it. Serene and cool, they’ can. arrange their plans and grve their orders amid the whistling of bullets and the thunder of cannon, as though the fielu were but a chess board -before them. The ability to.do these. things is, we maintain, secured rather by a wholesome course of training than by im= parting a knoéwleliye, Of whatis found in the books. ~~ Woe do not expect that that, perfect discipline found in the best, military school im ‘the gover nundat, ca be practiced in the common ‘schools, but the nearer we can approximate to that system the more efficient would our ‘schools become,,. At the present time there is a growing tendency to laxity in the government of schools. Experiments-“are Being made to see with how little discipline a school can be kept together. Teachérs, parents, and even the pupils themselves will have cause to regret this course,for the échools will thus be deprived of their charm and much ef their efficiency.” We ought rather to have a law requiring ‘military training in our public schools, Prussia adopts this plan, and in no country do we find better scholars and better soldiers, and these results perse to the government. a P. A Noxuru Cankouina woman was buried in a feather hed, according to her desire. Tux dead bodies of three men and a new-born babe were found in the North and East rivers, New York, ou the.Lith, : pass the Summer with them. 7 thorough discipline, none baye, been . . TransexipT that he is prepared, to. are secured ‘with no additional exOur Critic. The Faucational “Department ‘of the Grass Valley U?ion has a critic. “Phat he is a ‘‘star”’ id, this departnient is evidenced not. by his signsture alone.’ Those atgem pts’ at wit, those origin: Pand high toned illus. trations, their application to the snb. ject, as well ‘asthe precision of his age, also attest that fact, inile 1S wants to hold the stakes as ‘iinpire . langu torical tropes. He" ihtroduces-the . }sabject. with this béautiful Hgure: . ment.’’ These are rather’ singular aud though such expressions are exéasalile in jpérsons ef ordinary pretensions, they naturally cause a pro-. }, ‘‘star,’’ tO be regarded as -We don't object to bis expressing himself in.such Vanguage *‘peeis.”’ subjécts about which he dispiays soTo be much practical. ignorance? sure, he complains of hi§/ mental Ob . his. ‘‘untutored but we are notfto ‘blame for We say to'you, don’t ve distake your spelling bowk aud study up a httle, aud come and see us again. Meautime, take a rfdir syuintat yourcritlique, and see if /you can discover wuy point in it. Some pronounce it an’ obfuscation. Now, as for you, ‘Rafe,éitaer cease tuseness, and of, . mund,’ taese. ‘“‘column’”’ and stand up tc None of your busii-whucking. i >> Ww eckly lieil of Honor, The following names are on the weekly roll of honor im the Nevada énuing Muay 24th, 1872, Only those who receive 100 per cent. upon deportment, attendance and diligence are placed upon this roll: Dehla Beigntol, Magyie Gault, Hattie Ne} son, Ida Smith, Maggie Price, Effie Adair, Fannie brown, Catherine Arhan, Annie Cashin, Annie’ Naffzigar, Nellie Hite, Baltie Hilt; MaryPeard, Aiice ' Dorsey, ‘Emma Gove, Jeunie Gites, Louisa Shaffer, Nélsen Sunt born, Frank Willaims, George Buailey, Samuel Rodgers, James Coughlan, paw ee Recordex’s Office, : The following instruments were filed for record in: the ,County Recorder’s office, yesterday: Deeds—Jno. Watt to krancis Blpis. Mining land on Waldon Ravine, in Bloomfield township. Phi ip Moynier Du Bourg to LauKate Hays’ Fiat, ship. Jules Villian to Philip Moynier Du Bourg. Real qptate, at Feeney Corral. Philp Moynier Du Bourg to Jules Villian. Parcel cf land on Kate Hays’, Flat, Bridgeport tomnsbip. Strawberry Festival, A The ladies of the M. E. Aid Society; will give -s ‘strawbétr# and i¢e cream Festival, in the Theatre, on Tuesday evening, . June 4th. The members of the Aid Society are requested to meet at the residence of Mrs, B. T. Ailen, on ‘Pugsday” afternoon, May 28th, at 3 o’clock. A full attendance is desired. ; er townWagon Maker. J. H"Sharp, gives notice in the do all kinds of wagon, work im the best style, and .at. the loves rates. Shop on Broad street. >> wvinedihans —— Elder Henry C: Lyle continues to . preach in the Baptist ehurh. ! His . subject this morning will be, ‘‘The Scheme of Redeniption.’’ Subject in the evening, ‘*The New Life.’’ —~> > Thirty miners are wanted by the Company. . See their notice in another column, Tux reporter ef the Pranscarrr has been to Grass Valley, and ‘he. saw a jackass hitched to a carriage.— Union. Mistake. The dforesdid animal was hitched to the editorial stuff of the Union. SEVERAL persons are digging for money in one of the leading streets in Denver, and with most gratifying success. A PARAGRAPHIST speaks of the great Call-and-seum being erected in Bos-} ton. : iin all ‘Maus. Frances ‘peuibitinaaes . is the only woman journalist in London, ra 1ui8e Du Bourg: “rot of land on . . North) Bloomfield . Grivel {Mining ed ar a ae ee Mss. Kypprn, wife of Charles A. Kidder, late County Clerk of Solano tion held by her husband. Newsrapgr Agent.—E. B, Hopkin: . son, formerly-in the expr business . between Dutch Flat and Nevada} Cit¥, is the traveling’ agent for ie San Franciseo Chronicle. em ee Srvexay leading men at Wheeling, . W., Va., have agreed to attend church . regularly if they are allowed tosmmokc in church. ; Hon, Jeni F. Benjamin is named for the Republican, nomination for Governor of Missouri. aos a

A victous alligator posted himself in the main street of St. Augustine, Fis.; 2nd fought his assailants bravely until he was killed. In Central Minos the potato bugs i huve come out in crowds, and sit’ around waiting for the vines to grow. A Curcaco. young man was. recently quite smitten by his néighbor’s wife. She smote him with ‘a rolling pin. Trrre Hante, the home of the Voorhees, was carried by the Republicans in the last election, Tue latest argumént for the narrow gauge is that the road toy heaven is built-on that principle. teeA KEOKUK young woman who went to see a game of baseball now sweeps the field with one eye. Bret Harte will contribute an original poem to be read at Rochester on ‘the evening of Decoration day. ~ A soy of fourteen runs a $5,000 tea and coffee business at Fort Wayne Ind., which he built. up himself. Preaching Sunday. Services im the Congregational Church, . every Sunday morning and-evening, at the . usual hours. of worship, Sabbath School immediately after morning service. 7: E: Halleday, Pastor. Episcopal services at the Court House eyery Sunday morning avlio’clock, by Rev. Mr. Andersen. Divine Services at the Catholie Church Sunday morning at 10% o’clock. Sabbath School at 2, and Vespers at 73 P. Mu. Rev. Father Claire, Pastor. Divine services willbe held at the A.M. KE. Church ‘Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Se rvicés in the evening at 7 o' ‘clock Services at the Baptist Church, morning and evening at the usual hours of wership Bey. J. A. Wirth, pastor. Divine Services will be held in the Methodist Chiirch, Sunday morning at.11 o’clock and in the evening at 74 o’clock. Sabbath School at 20’ clocia Px u. Rev, JW. Stump Pastor. ‘ be < WOE 6 a RSE DIED. ~ fi bets In this city, May 24th, 1872°-Sacob Christiap, infant son of Jacob and Caroline Naffzigur, ‘aged 6 months and 7 days. The funeral will take place from . the residence of the parents,on Boul. der street, this, Sunday afternoon, at 2 0’cleck. Frxiends.and, acquaintances are invited to attend, 2 ALN ACRE OE TERETE OS MRS. A. AUBRY, ©, = Manufacturer of Ladies’ Hair, in Braids, Curls, * Wigs, &e. LADIES’ HAIR DRESSING, RS. AUBRY would respectfully in form the people of Nevada County tuat she is prepared to do all kind of Hair Works ( 2 Ladies’ Hair done up in the, Latest style. Steam and Iron Curling at the lowest. prices, Particular attention paid. to orders from the country. Call and examine her goods, on BROAD STREGL, opposite the Post Office, Nevada City, mw UMMONS. —State of California, Countyof Nevada. ss. In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of Califormiain and’for the County of Nevada. The People of the State of California send Greeting to 0. CRANDALL, Defendaht. You are hereby required te appear in an action brought against you in the Dis-' triet Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, on the ‘th day of Moreh, Is7l, by H. ©. MeKELVEY, Plain-. and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service] after the service om you of this Summons--if served within Mate on Sounty ; or, if served vut of this County, por in this District, within twenty days: erwise Within torty days—or judgment wi be taken agaivst you by default, according to vang prayer of said C Compiaint w inthe tiff alleges that he was, and js now the hot. der of a certain promissory = ented on the 19th day of Se ber, A 13966, for ‘the sum of Five tage Me in U. 8. Gold Coin, together with interest at the rate of 2 per cent per month until paid. Wherefore the said plaintiff prays ju ent against said Defendant for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars together with interest thereon from the 19th day of September, 1866, atthe rate of two per cent per month in United States Geld. \Guin. And you are hereby notified, that if you fail to appear and aneyer the said Complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will tebe Sudgyent in bret pa +3 * with the said prayer In Testimony Whereof, I, T. c. seal Plunkett, Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do do hereunto set my hand and th impress the Seal of said Court, at office, in the Gity of Nevada, on the 7th day of March, A. D, a La Jonn Patrison, Depuiy, John Caldwell, Piffs Atturney, ¥ } county, isan applicant for the posiq Fe “WAGON MAKER AND WHEELWRIGHT. — J. H. SHARP, AT CLANCY’S SHOP, BROAD STREET, H prepsred ‘to do all kinds of WAGON WORK in the best style and at the LOWEST RATES. Wagons made to order and turned ont ‘of the Shop complete, Hepairing done in the best style. = Give me a¢all and I will guarantee satisfaction. sorpnmpoe ish J. H. SHARP. Nevada, May 26th. 1872. Dissolution. HF co-partnership heretofore existing between B. Nathanand B.H. Miller is this day dissolved by inutual consent. AIT persons indebted to the late firm are requested to make payment to NATHAN & CASPER, who willcontinge the Clothing business at the old stahd, on the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. B. NATHAN:; B. H. MILLER. ‘Nevada, May 16th, 1872. MINERS’ RESTAURANT. Next building to W.R. Coe s Shoe Store,'. ° COMMERCIAL STREET. CAROLINE ALLEN, Proprietress, Vy OULD inform the people that she. cun still be found at the old stanu, prepared to serve meals up in good -style, at any hour of the day and up to 9 o'clock at night. Meals, ... .. Isventy-five Cents. Lodgings, .++. Twenty-five Cents. By giving the very best satisfaction she hopes to receive.@ liberal share of patronage. If you are bungry or want a bed go to Caroline Allen’s, ; On Commercial Street, ; Next building te Coe’s Shoe Store. Nevada, May 24th, 1872. j ’ GREAT SALE OF. CLOTHING THE WHOLE STOCK IN THE STORE NOW OWNED By BANNER BROS MUST BE DISPOSED: of WITHIN : Thirty Days! AT WHICH TIME THE FRx -THIS CITY. THIS IS NO HUMBUG As all can convince themselves by calling and examining the goods and prices. Some Goods will be sold 100 per cent cheaper than ever known before, and others 50 per cent cheaper than thesame articles are bringing in . ‘this city to-day. —.——MILK DEPOT. OUIS GUSCETTI has established a Depot at Frank’s Ice Cream Saloon, Opposite Coe’s Shoe Store. Fresh Milk will be kept constantly on hand in quantities to suit. Nevada, May 22d, 1872. THOS, FINDLEY & CO., BANKERS, MAIN -STREET... — 5 URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE AD. vances on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coinage at U. 8. Mint, f Draw Cheeks on San Francisco, Sacramento, we Glege Cit Treasure Cit ve ee THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA*EXOHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW XORE, ST. PETERSBURG, LONDON,, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, . BREMEN, PARIS. m12 THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. DR. HUFELAND'’S CELEBRATED #WISS STOMACH lho A ha first and the most healthful Tonic ever introduced in the United States. standing save constaritly increased. ‘PAYLOR & BENDEL, jan Francisce. DONNOLLY'S m29 CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POWDER. GREAT BEDUCTION}! Only $16 per gross, in 20 groas lots. SE the best and the ever offered to the public. No one can make good DONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER Twenty-five gross of pure white Yeast Powder made every day. For sale by all Factory, 121 Front Street, ‘San Francisco. D. CALLAGHAN, P " RW" Everyone uses Donnolly’s Tartar and Donnolly’s Soda and aie Feb. 2vth. Notice to o Creditors. . Ogee OF J. E. Mi MATTESON, deceased. Notice is here ven the aye figned, executor Kies at eee J. Kk. MATTESON, deceased, Boe riley i “S persons laimscorneas teeth a, poses a yo Corner Broad and Pine Stree. wae wet the first lication of this UP iotian, te the a ae SETTLE UP. Williams & Jubnson, corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada Fig ore Executor of the 4 Estate of J K. Matteson, .GRASS VALLEY. These Bitters have been in the Francisco Market for over twenty Tonto. and notwith. the many new candilates for public favor, the sales ole Agents, 409 and 411 Clay St., bread without Late! AND BUY GOODS AT YOUROWN PRICES Dealers in Clothing in the County can buy goods of us 2% per cent. cheaper than import ing prices: They are the LATEST STYLES SPRING —OF— _ Our own Manufacture. CONSISTING OF FINE DRESS SUITS, _BROADCLOTH SUITS, CASTOR SUITS, FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS, PANTS, of all colors and deseriptions, VESTS, of. all colors, Complete Stock of BOOTS, AND SHOES, For Ladies, Gents’ and Children. HATS, of all colors and deseription, — Boys’ Clothing ! OF THE VERY LATEST STYLE AND THE FINEST QUALITY. ———s A good assortment of SATOHELS, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e.,.&c., &e. Fupishing Goods, LARGEST LOT, AND THE FINEST TO BE HAD “IN THE STATE ! _ Don’t spend a Dollar for anything in the Clothing line without first calling # see our goods and prices. BANNER BROS. All Persons indebted to BAto call and eottle immediately: WILL CEASE BUSINESS In Come before it is too CLOTHING, INWER BROS. are hereby notified al praca Po “We flour, Tors reput State was. & ordei But The. ing ] _for o to E Islan beco East, our ” Rave mills W just ~ Glas road ther been " ise livix thre thar ders ever Bric to ai PM to . che Fe th M F er in eX la ecw se & —— a a