September 17, 1872 (4 pages)

ont es Reena mT me od Paes ” fight. Ge Daily FOR PRESIDENT, GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HENEY WILSON. JOHN B. FELTON. mee DISTRICT ELRCTORS, The Contest in California. The Democracy and their allies, the soreheads, have entirely aban-. doned the hope of carrying. California for Greeley and Brown. They have changed their tactics, aud ceased fighting Republicanism in front, but reinforced by the Union and Bulletin, they ‘are now attacking the rear iti hopes of gaining a Democratic victory, and thus securing in Congress representatives in opposiBransecipt JOHN ¥. MILLER. secure stch mén we must rely upon mén “whose homes are among us, . whose interests are in common with Venr ovsy—not such men as Co’ g rs, whose family ig_ residing: in Pbiladelphia and who hasno fixed’ abidYet Repwblieans ‘ of* the Districts where the party is strongest, are expected to abandon principles and their own men, and to support such men as these for Congress, This style of stabbing’ the party in the back while pretending to fight its . battles, will not do for Republicans. True Republicans must rally around the party standard and, defend the eT HALE. . Porey at that point where it is. most yarn B Ur FEBS O. GOODWIN. . bitterly assailed-making it a point Porn g DISPRIGT..T. H. BOSE. . to give the Congressional oandidates * POR. con eee + los hearty support as is accorded the . ee a . . heiid of the ticket. : ig Oe Educational, The Teacher’s Works There is no position in life, perhaps, that requires more experience, more varied accomplishmente, and mhore arduous work than that reqnired to become a successful teacher. There is no position im'life to which is attached more responsibility. No position where the work of a single individual will affect the weal or woe of so many for time and etertion to Grant’s administration. In . nity. other States the same coarse is pur_gued, and the object is to tie the hands of the Administration, and accomplish indirectly what cannot be done by an attack upon Grant and Wilson, If thése tactics of the enemy are successful, California can hope for little benefit in the next Congress. ° With-a delegation divided upon all issner, and which cannot act in harmony, its influence will be destroyed, and the State will fail to secure that attention to its wants to which it is entitled—a . delegation in the House in opposition to the Administion. will. have little influence for good, The same issues are "involved in the Congressional as in the Presidential contest, and how Republicans, who indorse the Revenue reforms and finaneial policy can, vote for Congressional candidates who denounce and oppose these things in the Administration, we cannot understand. Itis most essential that the House of Representatives, in which originates all measures concerning the Revenue,shoul be in harmony with the Administration upon questions of finance, and yet this is the very pvint of attack by the opponents of Grant and Wilson in this State, ~~ This pretended anti-subsidy scare is merely a sham taken up to hide the real intent of the party. They have alternately used the nigger and Chinaman for the same purpose,but Tt will be noticed that the Southern and the San Francisco District, where the probabilities are thought to be in favor of a Democratic victory this war is not made by the opposition, the Union taking no stock in that In San Francisto the Republican Central Committee asked the Bulletin to name a candidate, as they were ready to select amy good Republican,; bat that concern refused. Now the chances of Clayton, who is a pledged anti-subsidy man aré good, and the Bulletin to defeat him, urges its little fraction of a committee of 100, numbering. some 30, to nominate an independent candidate, In the Second and in Coughlan’s District, the fight is different. In these Districts a Republican majority was certain, and therefore something desperate must be done, hence we find -the anti-subsidy issue made against the Republican candidates. Now both Republicans in these Districts are solemnly pledged in the National and State platforms against granting lands to any monopoly and against Is there any more solern guarantee for Luttrell and Coggins? We say nothing outside of their platform, while the former has shown that he has no respect for platforms by his advocacy of bills, the poliey of which he was solemnly pledged against to his constituents. Coggins is shown to be entirely unfit for the management of any business, A max without interest ‘in tho District, aud who if elected would be in ho way responsible to his constitu. A man who earnestly supports Greeley and Brown, and who bad to give up a nomination for the Legielature in Sacramento two years pot a resident of the county/ and who has no perDae , {Dr pen s faery vay tt on MRAP, SID OD were paid, to laave abandoned each as a failure. subsidies. ents. since, because he ¥, x Legislatures may enact unjust and oppressive laws but their work can be repealed by a succeeding session. Executive officers may become corcupt and defeat the will of the people, but their term is short and the people can prevent a repetition by a change of administration. But who shall undo the work. of teachers,.who shall remedy the defects of early culture, who remove the stain of first evil impression? The teachers.of; this country are moulding the future destiny of: the republic. Notwithstanding the insignificance attached to their mission teachers are wielding an influente more important than all other: professions comb‘ned. For it-is. from the results of their work that suecess in any profession or occupation is.attained. Eminent Statesmen, divines, jurists, orators and scientists all owe their mental snperiority to the careful mental training of their early What reward greater than the consciousness of having aroused and stimulated the ambition of a pupil, and by continued mental. drill to have prepared him to occupy not only the most useful but the most ex~ . alted position in society: The work _of a teacher with a pupil is not fully done when he has perfected him in the curriculum of the institution over which he presides, whether it be the common school or the university, but he must at the same time have developed thought, kindled noble aspirations, created a love so the pupil will continue study after he is removed from the care of his teacher, All that the best institutions of learning can-do is to prepare their students to acquire knowledge after leaving achool. To discipline the mind, to.arouse the energies, to develop character’ and to fix sound moral principles in the maind of his pupils, is of far greater importance in the work of the teacher than simply acquainting him with the subjects contained in the text books. He is the best instructor, who, as time advances, can see his former pupils bravely fighting the battles of life and meeting with success in every encounter. He is the best teacher whose pupils become energetic, self-reliant moral menand women. To discipline the miad, to develop their character, to prepare them for useful members of society, is the work teachers have to do with their pupils. What work more important or attended with greater responsibility, W. School Apportionment. Tt has been asserted by the County Superintendent that the coming quarterly county apportionment would be about two dollars or two and a half per census child, but he has since learned that. but little money has been collected from property taxes, and as a resnit the apportionment will be about half less. He further announces that all conundrums of this sort he will hereafter give up without atrial, It is in determine with any acct apportionment will be. ‘borers-at the Mare Island Navy Yard ‘State. “Phe Sacramento Union and ef malice and revenge. It to-day -claims to be a friend of the RepubliOh ! The Hypocrite ! The’ Saeramento . Union ‘in its Tuesday's issue; says the Stockton Independent,: boasts of its Repablicanism. The people, however, Will recollect its record, and at the present time have*no faith in its political honesty. It always has been a dis-. organizer inthe Republican ranks. It never has been'willing to submit to the will ofthe majority, and has done more to déeféat the Republican organizationand bring it int disrepute than any other papefim the. San Francisco Bulletin--were chiefly instrumental in giving the State to the Democracy in 1867, with a Democratic representation in Congress for four years from -two districts, and in the Senate for six years, and now it boasts of its’ Republicanism. It is not a well known fact that this unprincipled sheet favored Haight’s administration—and_-did—all_in_its power to cower up its many delin quencies? Es . 3 The Sacramento Untona Republican principles !! ~The assertibn is a falsehood. It has no political principles. Itis a harlot and sells itself to any political organization that will promise to minister to its passions professes to support Grant,. and yet favors the election to Congress of men who continually denounee his Administration as corrupt and undeserving of support, aad: who, will if elected to Congress, have not one single sympathy in common with the Republican Administration and will, like the Deraocratie members of the present Congress, do all in. their power tobring, it into disrepute. The Union favors. Luttrell, — the narrow minded demagogue, former secessionist and oppenent of the Fifteenth Amendment, and yet it can party, which originated and endorsed. that measure. It opposes Page in this District and supports ‘Coggins, a sorehead Republican who denounces the present Administration; yet the Wnion favors the Administration, pretends to approve its course for the last four years and favors the election to Congress of its defamer. : The Union is. so unreliable and imconsistent as to be unworthy of confidence, and unless we are greatly deceived the intelligent voters of this district will giveit sacha rebuke in November, as to teash its proprietors. thet theis totally unprinsipled attempts to dictate and will control the polities of this State, will mot longer be tolerated. It ought not to have the confidence of either Republicans, or Democrats,. and should be treated. with: severity by, both parties, because it is true to neither, yet it attempts to ramand control both organizations for its own aggrandizement. Deatu oF Wi.11aM Gacan.—The Alta says: ‘William Gagan, one of the proprietors of the Oakland Daily News, died at his residence on ‘Felegraph Avenue, about half past: four o'clock Saturday aSternoon, of a.eongestive chill. He had been sick and confined to his house for two weeks. He was the founder of the Weekly News, the only paper published .in Oakland for several years. He engaged in the business in Oakland about seven years ago. Priorto that he had been one of the editors of a journal published at Syracuse, New York, and has been connected with several Western papers. He was born in Ireland, but emigrated to the United States at an early age. He leaves a widow and four_children—te mourn his loss. He has for years taken a part in political affairs, and the causes that created a few bitter enemies also drew to him a circle of warm and true friends, and now that death has removed him from the community, all will concede that his many excellent qualities as a man eutitled him to esteem and respect."’ Dunne the few weeks that Mr. Greeley was in Congress he made himself the laughing stock of his fellow members, and demonstrated to the satisfaction of every one, except himself, that as a Congressman he was # ludicrous failure. Amonc the many remarkable sayings.of Horace Greeley that are now floating obout, the following is prophetic: ~ If the Democratic paity alled upon to decide between Grant @ myself, I know that their regard for what they call principle would mow Moaday 4 Pe ah dies: hine-tenths “of thet to’ ‘vote againsd-me.» arttaell yet . f ; Journal and the friead of Republican damnable infamy of the Sacramento ‘Railroad Organ.’ ome malicious scoundrel, having obtained his idea from the infamous Sacramento ‘Union, has put in circa lation the charge that the Franscrirr is @ Ceptral Pacific Railroad organ, and a few persons who always -believe everythitig’ they hear, actdally think that such is the case. There are some-people who always want a denial for every: charge, whether it originates froma diseased and corrupted braimor not. We have ‘tsually treated slanders with contempt, . but in this case we shall deviate from our sceeustomed rule. We say nov, once and for all, that whoever asserts that the Txanscrrpt is the organ of the Railroad, in anly way, shape or form, is an uNMaricaTeD LiaR! The Transcrirr supports Page, and is denouncing the Sacramento Unior,. therefore it must-be, according to that immaculate sheet, a railroad organ. Such is the reasoning of consummate whelps, All.persons to the contrary, we shall continue to fight for Page’s election and expose the Union, and in doing so we do not consider. that we are fighting the Railroad Ccm any's battles. > The State Tax and Revenue Law. “The following telegram contains the levy of State tax, and -also the announcement of the decision of the Supreme Court as to the money se eured by mortgages held by savings banks in San Francisco. ‘These were stricken from the assessment rell by the San Francisco Supervisors, and the court holds the act to be illegal. The dispatch is as follows: SacraMeEntTo Sept. 16th, 1872. Ed. Transcript: The State Board ef Equalization this day fixed the State tax at fifty cents on each one hundred dollaxs. The Supreme Court the Board of Supervisors. of San Franciszo, in striking off the assessment against bunks is idlegal and void. 72Recerder’s Office. The following instraments ‘have been filed for record in the Recorder’s office: . Deed—Samuel McFarland to Mrs. Henry—town lot in Truckee, on the gorner of Bridge and Front streets. Howard, to 160 acres of land ia Bridgeport township. Nevada for . Jones. The Republican primaries, im which the Senatorial qnestion was. involved, were held in Nevada State on Saturday. The State, as far as vor of J.P. Jones for Senator._“In Storey county the opposition did not poll over twenty votes in any ward, and in Ormsby county, where it was supposed. the opposition was strongest, Joneshas got away with them. The friends of John P. Jones on this side of the mountains will rejoice to learn of his triumphant victory. The contest of Saturday virtually decides the Senatorial question for the State of Nevada. Buxwx goes for Greeley. He may be remembered by those who are familiar with public afftirs, as an unlucky General inthe late war. Greeley declared in 1862, that “Buell ought to be court-martialed and shot.”’ — A sPECTROSCOPIC examination o the ‘‘enthusiasm for Greeley’ has just been completed by Professor Sardine, and he reports that the colly “blue.” Tae ¥ais Trruau.—Up to Saturday evening ten jurors were found ifthe Fair case, which is being tried before Judge Reardan, im San Francisco. The jury was probably completed yesterday. Tue town site of El Dorado, commonly known as “Mud Springs,’” embraced in cash entry No. 546, made by Judge Irwin in trust, has been approved by the Department and a patent is to be issued. Groxcr ©. Tiffany, having been ‘appointed United States Reeeiver of Public Money and Disbursing Agent for the Los Angeles land district, entered upon the duties of his office a few days since, Tue farmers gn the west side of the San Joaquin are clubbing to_and —— ct several wareho o howge grain through the Wider ue oy, G. Teams, the old pioneér of soys the Dragoon Mountains were ‘govered with sighal fires when he terest'in'‘the San Pedro’ Bailroadte which we will issue about September Ist. : . and arranged expressly fcrthis work. Kinthismorning decided-that—the—act-cf-and will be duly advertised for sale, at pubPossessory claim of James H./: heard from, is overwhelmingly in fa. or cast upon the screea was distinct-, > Tue Arizona mail agent, who arrived at San Diego on Saturday, passed, and that the Apaches were out in force. ° Tar-people of LosAngeles have petitioned their Common Council to submit to.a vote of the citizens, the proposition to transfer theyeity inthe Sotithern, Pacific: pound in Lewiston, W. x 8 METHOD. FOR THE REED ORGAN. ers ami Amateurs to Kinkel’s New) Method for the Reed Organ and Melodeon, This work is pronounced superior to ail’ examined it. It contains. clear-and’ simple coutse of i struction whereby any one may easily acquire the mastery of this favorite Instrument; with a few month’s study It will always be a favorite work with the teacher, on:account oftite clearness and systematic progression; more of an amusement than a study forthe pupil, and w.ll prove a mine of wealth to-the amg tuer, on account of the many choice me! dies, songs, etc., that Mr. Kinkel has selected kel’s New Method will be mailed, pestpaid, on receipt of $2°50. Address, ; J. L. PETERS, 599 Broadway, N. ¥ Send 30 eents for the latest number of Peter’s Musical Monthly,and you will get at least $4 worth of our latest and best Vocal and Instrumental Piano Music. ett * ‘NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. ISING STAR GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location, of works, Eureka District, Nevada County, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of the Board of ‘eustees of said company, held on the 17th diy of Sept.,1872,an assessment of thirty five (35) cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company, payable immediately in United States gold coin,to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Room 37, New Merchant's Exchange. Any stock upon whith said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day of October, 1872,;-shall deemed delinquent, lic auction, unless payment shall be made before, be sold-on Thursday, the 7th day of November, 1872, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of adver tising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. B. M. GUNN, Secretary,.pro tem. Office.—Room 37, New Merchants’ Ex. change, (third floor) California Street, between Montgomery and Sansome Streets, San Francisco, Cal. 4 ait CANDIES ! CANDIES ! -FRES# AND PURE —sas— SPARKLING DEW! the best materials by CANTY & WAGNER. Wholesale & Retail Confectioners, Francisce. ~ ‘he attention of. the Tradeis.calle] toour immense assortment of Candiesand othen Goods suitable for the HOLIDAYS. And warranted to keep in all climates: PRICES LOW AND TERMS LIBERAL. Orders from the iaterior promptly and caretul.y attended to. San. Francisco, Sept. 14th—2m-is AUCTION SALE. WILL. SSLL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION, at my Ranch, kuownas the ‘Milk Ranch,' ULvtween Grass Valley and Nevada, on: Wednesday, Oct. 2nd, At10 A. M, 16 Choice Dairy Cows. 1 Yoke Working Oxen, 5 yeane-oli. 1 Yoke Working Steers, 3 yeans old. 4 2 years-old Heifers, with. Ualf. 2 2 years old Steers, 4 Yearlings. 16 Ualves. A credit of six. months given’on sum over $50 with approved indorsément notes, with one per cent interest per month. W. H. Davidson, Auctioneer. P. SUTTON, Nevada, Sept. 10th, 1872.-. New Perfumes! NEW TOILET Goends —aMD> THE— Original az@ Genuine Colegne, —aT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. ALSO Electro Silicon, For cleaning 84) ; Plated Wane. ‘ver and CALIFORNIA MAGIC POLISH, Sewing Machine Oil, ; Of the best quality, a of your shoes, whether old o the above articles, ar ae Porators retail for:five cents a) woulll csll the attention of Teach + others of its class by Teachers. who have . — ANUFACTURER EVERY DAY, OF. Ne, 20% Meutgomesy Street. San LIQUID BRONZE, that will improve the Preston Is selling hia goods, including at the lowest rutes in town. If you wish to ‘PAIN ays PRESTON'S. [easeeciedenanneel Fall Campaign > ABOUT TO COMMENCE a4 e i Ry aa ® THE CHIEFS ae oS IN THE £. Clothing Business! . ee 4 We intend to sell Goods. Cheaper than any other . ‘House in the oy —— J. & 8. Rosenthal, Successors to BANNER BROS. ILL, IN A FEW DATS, be in receipe: of the ‘Largest and Best Stock OF. : CLOTHING Furnishing Goods, Ever brought to Nevada City. _—— These truly Magnificent Goods consist gt . Fine Dress Suits, Fine Business Suits,Coats, all sizes and eolors,. Pants, do . do Vests,,do do Goods.ever brought here. 4 eee The Goods are Birect fram Manufactories WE PROPOSE TO Fo give Better Bargains in the State! Befero making any purehases call and examine the Goods and Prices ! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Can Buy Goods of us 2¢ per cent cdeoper 7 Chance for a Bargain. Tuolimne county, recently shot éleva ee en deer in twelve shots. yf gpl Valuable property on Broad street consisting of a Carpenter Shop and louse, the Lot running back to Spring . street, is offered for sale.cheap for caxh.-Also all the carpenters tools, 1000 fect of . luinber, ‘A iso, atown lot near the Cxtholic €hurth. The property will be sold in whole or in part ata borgetn foreash. For “. us and we will guarantee you wil save © good deal of money by the operatinn. ey ; a And the best lot of FurnisNing’. SAN FRANCISCO! Bie Daily @ NEVADA CIT LOCAL AFF Local Brevi Rev. J. W. Stum norning for the Annu tthe M. #. church, v kan Jose in a few . Stump has been static hree years be will be ther point. During ete he has made-very mong the people, anc ret that he must.go a Geo.8. Hupp, fo ity, is a candidate for on for District Attor ounty, Nevada, at the Memocratic and Libe: onvention. The mercury ran up es yesterday. Part « ky was overcast an ery sultry. The State Fair « nesday. A large nur om this county wi ces being the chief. The Deniocratic C ommittee will meet i n next’ Saturday. The Circus 7 Conklin Brothers ¢ hia Circus, Sam. W nd Yankee Robinso onsolidated, will mak nee in our city to-day erformances—oue a be afternoon, and o: yvening. With their horses and first cla he renewned Peter C cknowledged the bes Jnited States, toge' mined animals, goa hants, etc., is sufficic he circus going: com! ty have a rich tres em to-day. It is 1 y that the monster e way is lighte] wit ill be cfowded. Returne Barney and Pat Co: bsence since 1860, r y on Sanday on a \ nts, They enlisted Captain Green in er five yeurs at Ind izona, after which . tably discharged. §& hey have been minin bg in Arizona, and h D learn, struck some. Advertised 1] The following letter fevada City Post Off nding Monday, Sep ersons inquiring fo titers, will please say irs. C, Andrade, B. Boulanger, H. 8. . Harbon, Thomas H Harvey, Thomas Kir y, Susan Kendrick, ton, Thimotea Menx her, Joseph O. Mou Save Co Those who desire t 0 well to'call on C. ourt House, immed io >» A Fine Stock « We noticed, yester bg down Oommercia i. Miller and his ck mgaged in unpackir tock of Fall and ¥ is the largest and eortinent that ‘has ; la City this year. usiness and dress st inter are very attrs of the: best. materia! inderwear ig comp aches,as is also foods. Attention is ant and Greeley h or the Pall campaign large stock of boys trunks, valises, purchased for cash, 8 determined to se west living rates, rit Lew goods of th of See Take No Potter & Sigourne itVars for $2 25 ockery and Glass »y house in Neved:

ont es Reena mT me od Paes ” fight. Ge Daily FOR PRESIDENT, GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HENEY WILSON. JOHN B. FELTON. mee DISTRICT ELRCTORS, The Contest in California. The Democracy and their allies, the soreheads, have entirely aban-. doned the hope of carrying. California for Greeley and Brown. They have changed their tactics, aud ceased fighting Republicanism in front, but reinforced by the Union and Bulletin, they ‘are now attacking the rear iti hopes of gaining a Democratic victory, and thus securing in Congress representatives in opposiBransecipt JOHN ¥. MILLER. secure stch mén we must rely upon mén “whose homes are among us, . whose interests are in common with Venr ovsy—not such men as Co’ g rs, whose family ig_ residing: in Pbiladelphia and who hasno fixed’ abidYet Repwblieans ‘ of* the Districts where the party is strongest, are expected to abandon principles and their own men, and to support such men as these for Congress, This style of stabbing’ the party in the back while pretending to fight its . battles, will not do for Republicans. True Republicans must rally around the party standard and, defend the eT HALE. . Porey at that point where it is. most yarn B Ur FEBS O. GOODWIN. . bitterly assailed-making it a point Porn g DISPRIGT....T. H. BOSE. . to give the Congressional oandidates * POR. con eee + los hearty support as is accorded the . ee a . . heiid of the ticket. : ig Oe Educational, The Teacher’s Works There is no position in life, perhaps, that requires more experience, more varied accomplishmente, and mhore arduous work than that reqnired to become a successful teacher. There is no position im'life to which is attached more responsibility. No position where the work of a single individual will affect the weal or woe of so many for time and etertion to Grant’s administration. In . nity. other States the same coarse is pur_gued, and the object is to tie the hands of the Administration, and accomplish indirectly what cannot be done by an attack upon Grant and Wilson, If thése tactics of the enemy are successful, California can hope for little benefit in the next Congress. ° With-a delegation divided upon all issner, and which cannot act in harmony, its influence will be destroyed, and the State will fail to secure that attention to its wants to which it is entitled—a . delegation in the House in opposition to the Administion. will. have little influence for good, The same issues are "involved in the Congressional as in the Presidential contest, and how Republicans, who indorse the Revenue reforms and finaneial policy can, vote for Congressional candidates who denounce and oppose these things in the Administration, we cannot understand. Itis most essential that the House of Representatives, in which originates all measures concerning the Revenue,shoul be in harmony with the Administration upon questions of finance, and yet this is the very pvint of attack by the opponents of Grant and Wilson in this State, ~~ This pretended anti-subsidy scare is merely a sham taken up to hide the real intent of the party. They have alternately used the nigger and Chinaman for the same purpose,but Tt will be noticed that the Southern and the San Francisco District, where the probabilities are thought to be in favor of a Democratic victory this war is not made by the opposition, the Union taking no stock in that In San Francisto the Republican Central Committee asked the Bulletin to name a candidate, as they were ready to select amy good Republican,; bat that concern refused. Now the chances of Clayton, who is a pledged anti-subsidy man aré good, and the Bulletin to defeat him, urges its little fraction of a committee of 100, numbering. some 30, to nominate an independent candidate, In the Second and in Coughlan’s District, the fight is different. In these Districts a Republican majority was certain, and therefore something desperate must be done, hence we find -the anti-subsidy issue made against the Republican candidates. Now both Republicans in these Districts are solemnly pledged in the National and State platforms against granting lands to any monopoly and against Is there any more solern guarantee for Luttrell and Coggins? We say nothing outside of their platform, while the former has shown that he has no respect for platforms by his advocacy of bills, the poliey of which he was solemnly pledged against to his constituents. Coggins is shown to be entirely unfit for the management of any business, A max without interest ‘in tho District, aud who if elected would be in ho way responsible to his constitu. A man who earnestly supports Greeley and Brown, and who bad to give up a nomination for the Legielature in Sacramento two years pot a resident of the county/ and who has no perDae , {Dr pen s faery vay tt on MRAP, SID OD were paid, to laave abandoned each as a failure. subsidies. ents. since, because he ¥, x Legislatures may enact unjust and oppressive laws but their work can be repealed by a succeeding session. Executive officers may become corcupt and defeat the will of the people, but their term is short and the people can prevent a repetition by a change of administration. But who shall undo the work. of teachers,.who shall remedy the defects of early culture, who remove the stain of first evil impression? The teachers.of; this country are moulding the future destiny of: the republic. Notwithstanding the insignificance attached to their mission teachers are wielding an influente more important than all other: professions comb‘ned. For it-is. from the results of their work that suecess in any profession or occupation is.attained. Eminent Statesmen, divines, jurists, orators and scientists all owe their mental snperiority to the careful mental training of their early What reward greater than the consciousness of having aroused and stimulated the ambition of a pupil, and by continued mental. drill to have prepared him to occupy not only the most useful but the most ex~ . alted position in society: The work _of a teacher with a pupil is not fully done when he has perfected him in the curriculum of the institution over which he presides, whether it be the common school or the university, but he must at the same time have developed thought, kindled noble aspirations, created a love so the pupil will continue study after he is removed from the care of his teacher, All that the best institutions of learning can-do is to prepare their students to acquire knowledge after leaving achool. To discipline the mind, to.arouse the energies, to develop character’ and to fix sound moral principles in the maind of his pupils, is of far greater importance in the work of the teacher than simply acquainting him with the subjects contained in the text books. He is the best instructor, who, as time advances, can see his former pupils bravely fighting the battles of life and meeting with success in every encounter. He is the best teacher whose pupils become energetic, self-reliant moral menand women. To discipline the miad, to develop their character, to prepare them for useful members of society, is the work teachers have to do with their pupils. What work more important or attended with greater responsibility, W. School Apportionment. Tt has been asserted by the County Superintendent that the coming quarterly county apportionment would be about two dollars or two and a half per census child, but he has since learned that. but little money has been collected from property taxes, and as a resnit the apportionment will be about half less. He further announces that all conundrums of this sort he will hereafter give up without atrial, It is in determine with any acct apportionment will be. ‘borers-at the Mare Island Navy Yard ‘State. “Phe Sacramento Union and ef malice and revenge. It to-day -claims to be a friend of the RepubliOh ! The Hypocrite ! The’ Saeramento . Union ‘in its Tuesday's issue; says the Stockton Independent,: boasts of its Repablicanism. The people, however, Will recollect its record, and at the present time have*no faith in its political honesty. It always has been a dis-. organizer inthe Republican ranks. It never has been'willing to submit to the will ofthe majority, and has done more to déeféat the Republican organizationand bring it int disrepute than any other papefim the. San Francisco Bulletin--were chiefly instrumental in giving the State to the Democracy in 1867, with a Democratic representation in Congress for four years from -two districts, and in the Senate for six years, and now it boasts of its’ Republicanism. It is not a well known fact that this unprincipled sheet favored Haight’s administration—and_-did—all_in_its power to cower up its many delin quencies? Es . 3 The Sacramento Untona Republican principles !! ~The assertibn is a falsehood. It has no political principles. Itis a harlot and sells itself to any political organization that will promise to minister to its passions professes to support Grant,. and yet favors the election to Congress of men who continually denounee his Administration as corrupt and undeserving of support, aad: who, will if elected to Congress, have not one single sympathy in common with the Republican Administration and will, like the Deraocratie members of the present Congress, do all in. their power tobring, it into disrepute. The Union favors. Luttrell, — the narrow minded demagogue, former secessionist and oppenent of the Fifteenth Amendment, and yet it can party, which originated and endorsed. that measure. It opposes Page in this District and supports ‘Coggins, a sorehead Republican who denounces the present Administration; yet the Wnion favors the Administration, pretends to approve its course for the last four years and favors the election to Congress of its defamer. : The Union is. so unreliable and imconsistent as to be unworthy of confidence, and unless we are greatly deceived the intelligent voters of this district will giveit sacha rebuke in November, as to teash its proprietors. thet theis totally unprinsipled attempts to dictate and will control the polities of this State, will mot longer be tolerated. It ought not to have the confidence of either Republicans, or Democrats,. and should be treated. with: severity by, both parties, because it is true to neither, yet it attempts to ramand control both organizations for its own aggrandizement. Deatu oF Wi.11aM Gacan.—The Alta says: ‘William Gagan, one of the proprietors of the Oakland Daily News, died at his residence on ‘Felegraph Avenue, about half past: four o'clock Saturday aSternoon, of a.eongestive chill. He had been sick and confined to his house for two weeks. He was the founder of the Weekly News, the only paper published .in Oakland for several years. He engaged in the business in Oakland about seven years ago. Priorto that he had been one of the editors of a journal published at Syracuse, New York, and has been connected with several Western papers. He was born in Ireland, but emigrated to the United States at an early age. He leaves a widow and four_children—te mourn his loss. He has for years taken a part in political affairs, and the causes that created a few bitter enemies also drew to him a circle of warm and true friends, and now that death has removed him from the community, all will concede that his many excellent qualities as a man eutitled him to esteem and respect."’ Dunne the few weeks that Mr. Greeley was in Congress he made himself the laughing stock of his fellow members, and demonstrated to the satisfaction of every one, except himself, that as a Congressman he was # ludicrous failure. Amonc the many remarkable sayings.of Horace Greeley that are now floating obout, the following is prophetic: ~ If the Democratic paity alled upon to decide between Grant @ myself, I know that their regard for what they call principle would mow Moaday 4 Pe ah dies: hine-tenths “of thet to’ ‘vote againsd-me.» arttaell yet . f ; Journal and the friead of Republican damnable infamy of the Sacramento ‘Railroad Organ.’ ome malicious scoundrel, having obtained his idea from the infamous Sacramento ‘Union, has put in circa lation the charge that the Franscrirr is @ Ceptral Pacific Railroad organ, and a few persons who always -believe everythitig’ they hear, actdally think that such is the case. There are some-people who always want a denial for every: charge, whether it originates froma diseased and corrupted braimor not. We have ‘tsually treated slanders with contempt, . but in this case we shall deviate from our sceeustomed rule. We say nov, once and for all, that whoever asserts that the Txanscrrpt is the organ of the Railroad, in anly way, shape or form, is an uNMaricaTeD LiaR! The Transcrirr supports Page, and is denouncing the Sacramento Unior,. therefore it must-be, according to that immaculate sheet, a railroad organ. Such is the reasoning of consummate whelps, All.persons to the contrary, we shall continue to fight for Page’s election and expose the Union, and in doing so we do not consider. that we are fighting the Railroad Ccm any's battles. > The State Tax and Revenue Law. “The following telegram contains the levy of State tax, and -also the announcement of the decision of the Supreme Court as to the money se eured by mortgages held by savings banks in San Francisco. ‘These were stricken from the assessment rell by the San Francisco Supervisors, and the court holds the act to be illegal. The dispatch is as follows: SacraMeEntTo Sept. 16th, 1872. Ed. Transcript: The State Board ef Equalization this day fixed the State tax at fifty cents on each one hundred dollaxs. The Supreme Court the Board of Supervisors. of San Franciszo, in striking off the assessment against bunks is idlegal and void.. 72Recerder’s Office. The following instraments ‘have been filed for record in the Recorder’s office: . Deed—Samuel McFarland to Mrs. Henry—town lot in Truckee, on the

gorner of Bridge and Front streets. Howard, to 160 acres of land ia Bridgeport township. Nevada for . Jones. The Republican primaries, im which the Senatorial qnestion was. involved, were held in Nevada State on Saturday. The State, as far as vor of J.P. Jones for Senator._“In Storey county the opposition did not poll over twenty votes in any ward, and in Ormsby county, where it was supposed. the opposition was strongest, Joneshas got away with them. The friends of John P. Jones on this side of the mountains will rejoice to learn of his triumphant victory. The contest of Saturday virtually decides the Senatorial question for the State of Nevada. Buxwx goes for Greeley. He may be remembered by those who are familiar with public afftirs, as an unlucky General inthe late war. Greeley declared in 1862, that “Buell ought to be court-martialed and shot.”’ — A sPECTROSCOPIC examination o the ‘‘enthusiasm for Greeley’ has just been completed by Professor Sardine, and he reports that the colly “blue.” Tae ¥ais Trruau.—Up to Saturday evening ten jurors were found ifthe Fair case, which is being tried before Judge Reardan, im San Francisco. The jury was probably completed yesterday. Tue town site of El Dorado, commonly known as “Mud Springs,’” embraced in cash entry No. 546, made by Judge Irwin in trust, has been approved by the Department and a patent is to be issued. Groxcr ©. Tiffany, having been ‘appointed United States Reeeiver of Public Money and Disbursing Agent for the Los Angeles land district, entered upon the duties of his office a few days since, Tue farmers gn the west side of the San Joaquin are clubbing to_and —— ct several wareho o howge grain through the Wider ue oy, G. Teams, the old pioneér of soys the Dragoon Mountains were ‘govered with sighal fires when he terest'in'‘the San Pedro’ Bailroadte which we will issue about September Ist. : . and arranged expressly fcrthis work. Kinthismorning decided-that—the—act-cf-and will be duly advertised for sale, at pubPossessory claim of James H./: heard from, is overwhelmingly in fa. or cast upon the screea was distinct-, > Tue Arizona mail agent, who arrived at San Diego on Saturday, passed, and that the Apaches were out in force. ° Tar-people of LosAngeles have petitioned their Common Council to submit to.a vote of the citizens, the proposition to transfer theyeity inthe Sotithern, Pacific: pound in Lewiston, W. x 8 METHOD. FOR THE REED ORGAN. ers ami Amateurs to Kinkel’s New) Method for the Reed Organ and Melodeon, This work is pronounced superior to ail’ examined it. It contains. clear-and’ simple coutse of i struction whereby any one may easily acquire the mastery of this favorite Instrument; with a few month’s study It will always be a favorite work with the teacher, on:account oftite clearness and systematic progression; more of an amusement than a study forthe pupil, and w.ll prove a mine of wealth to-the amg tuer, on account of the many choice me! dies, songs, etc., that Mr. Kinkel has selected kel’s New Method will be mailed, pestpaid, on receipt of $2°50. Address, ; J. L. PETERS, 599 Broadway, N. ¥ Send 30 eents for the latest number of Peter’s Musical Monthly,and you will get at least $4 worth of our latest and best Vocal and Instrumental Piano Music. ett * ‘NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. ISING STAR GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location, of works, Eureka District, Nevada County, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of the Board of ‘eustees of said company, held on the 17th diy of Sept.,1872,an assessment of thirty five (35) cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company, payable immediately in United States gold coin,to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Room 37, New Merchant's Exchange. Any stock upon whith said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day of October, 1872,;-shall deemed delinquent, lic auction, unless payment shall be made before, be sold-on Thursday, the 7th day of November, 1872, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of adver tising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. B. M. GUNN, Secretary,.pro tem. Office.—Room 37, New Merchants’ Ex. change, (third floor) California Street, between Montgomery and Sansome Streets, San Francisco, Cal. 4 ait CANDIES ! CANDIES ! -FRES# AND PURE —sas— SPARKLING DEW! the best materials by CANTY & WAGNER. Wholesale & Retail Confectioners, Francisce. ~ ‘he attention of. the Tradeis.calle] toour immense assortment of Candiesand othen Goods suitable for the HOLIDAYS. And warranted to keep in all climates: PRICES LOW AND TERMS LIBERAL. Orders from the iaterior promptly and caretul.y attended to. San. Francisco, Sept. 14th—2m-is AUCTION SALE. WILL. SSLL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION, at my Ranch, kuownas the ‘Milk Ranch,' ULvtween Grass Valley and Nevada, on: Wednesday, Oct. 2nd, At10 A. M, 16 Choice Dairy Cows. 1 Yoke Working Oxen, 5 yeane-oli. 1 Yoke Working Steers, 3 yeans old. 4 2 years-old Heifers, with. Ualf. 2 2 years old Steers, 4 Yearlings. 16 Ualves. A credit of six. months given’on sum over $50 with approved indorsément notes, with one per cent interest per month. W. H. Davidson, Auctioneer. P. SUTTON, Nevada, Sept. 10th, 1872.-. New Perfumes! NEW TOILET Goends —aMD> THE— Original az@ Genuine Colegne, —aT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. ALSO Electro Silicon, For cleaning 84) ; Plated Wane. ‘ver and CALIFORNIA MAGIC POLISH, Sewing Machine Oil, ; Of the best quality, a of your shoes, whether old o the above articles, ar ae Porators retail for:five cents a) woulll csll the attention of Teach + others of its class by Teachers. who have . — ANUFACTURER EVERY DAY, OF. Ne, 20% Meutgomesy Street. San LIQUID BRONZE, that will improve the Preston Is selling hia goods, including at the lowest rutes in town. If you wish to ‘PAIN ays PRESTON'S. [easeeciedenanneel Fall Campaign > ABOUT TO COMMENCE a4 e i Ry aa ® THE CHIEFS ae oS IN THE £. Clothing Business! . ee 4 We intend to sell Goods. Cheaper than any other . ‘House in the oy —— J. & 8. Rosenthal, Successors to BANNER BROS. ILL, IN A FEW DATS, be in receipe: of the ‘Largest and Best Stock OF. : CLOTHING Furnishing Goods, Ever brought to Nevada City. _—— These truly Magnificent Goods consist gt . Fine Dress Suits, Fine Business Suits,Coats, all sizes and eolors,. Pants, do . do Vests,,do do Goods.ever brought here. 4 eee The Goods are Birect fram Manufactories WE PROPOSE TO Fo give Better Bargains in the State! Befero making any purehases call and examine the Goods and Prices ! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Can Buy Goods of us 2¢ per cent cdeoper 7 Chance for a Bargain. Tuolimne county, recently shot éleva ee en deer in twelve shots. yf gpl Valuable property on Broad street consisting of a Carpenter Shop and louse, the Lot running back to Spring . street, is offered for sale.cheap for caxh.-Also all the carpenters tools, 1000 fect of . luinber, ‘A iso, atown lot near the Cxtholic €hurth. The property will be sold in whole or in part ata borgetn foreash. For “. us and we will guarantee you wil save © good deal of money by the operatinn. ey ; a And the best lot of FurnisNing’. SAN FRANCISCO! Bie Daily @ NEVADA CIT LOCAL AFF Local Brevi Rev. J. W. Stum norning for the Annu tthe M. #. church, v kan Jose in a few . Stump has been static hree years be will be ther point. During ete he has made-very mong the people, anc ret that he must.go a Geo.8. Hupp, fo ity, is a candidate for on for District Attor ounty, Nevada, at the Memocratic and Libe: onvention. The mercury ran up es yesterday. Part « ky was overcast an ery sultry. The State Fair « nesday. A large nur om this county wi ces being the chief. The Deniocratic C ommittee will meet i n next’ Saturday. The Circus 7 Conklin Brothers ¢ hia Circus, Sam. W nd Yankee Robinso onsolidated, will mak nee in our city to-day erformances—oue a be afternoon, and o: yvening. With their horses and first cla he renewned Peter C cknowledged the bes Jnited States, toge' mined animals, goa hants, etc., is sufficic he circus going: com! ty have a rich tres em to-day. It is 1 y that the monster e way is lighte] wit ill be cfowded. Returne Barney and Pat Co: bsence since 1860, r y on Sanday on a \ nts, They enlisted Captain Green in er five yeurs at Ind izona, after which . tably discharged. §& hey have been minin bg in Arizona, and h D learn, struck some. Advertised 1] The following letter fevada City Post Off nding Monday, Sep ersons inquiring fo titers, will please say irs. C, Andrade, B. Boulanger, H. 8. . Harbon, Thomas H Harvey, Thomas Kir y, Susan Kendrick, ton, Thimotea Menx her, Joseph O. Mou Save Co Those who desire t 0 well to'call on C. ourt House, immed io >» A Fine Stock « We noticed, yester bg down Oommercia i. Miller and his ck mgaged in unpackir tock of Fall and ¥ is the largest and eortinent that ‘has ; la City this year. usiness and dress st inter are very attrs of the: best. materia! inderwear ig comp aches,as is also foods. Attention is ant and Greeley h or the Pall campaign large stock of boys trunks, valises, purchased for cash, 8 determined to se west living rates, rit Lew goods of th of See Take No Potter & Sigourne itVars for $2 25 ockery and Glass »y house in Neved: