December 10, 1860 (4 pages)

nee Gal’ n’C0. PBS. SRR GEST EETE SP fice “eaehe 4 ‘thread ofthaRevore mind, what the preacher hag@begndriving at, ‘The neat attempt-was' atthe Court Hoiise, “Where Divine Setvicd: ‘Was then held, the of lon ficiating clergyman ‘being’a dishing young fel. . “? low, Whoih’ Lokalituma } Fecognized at once as ‘having’ frequently ‘seen’ ‘about, town; never » however, suspecting -him‘of ‘being: a preacher. Whit, the sir’ sir lis . sermon was, ge ng orator 5 it set si 4 ene Es as, sipashing the hearts of all the ladies in +a fear. of. betraying ‘the hilarity thins was in him, and thereby acandalizing the meeting. _ Lokalitums ‘Was : induced to: g0 anid *fidar ‘Parson ‘Deal for. the faet that, im the firet place, he likes his’ genial and open .countenance, whieh is suggestive ofa ‘generous mind and fn’ easy eonscienge; .and, in. the: second place; : for the Republiditir’ apc Of ‘his manners. (Mind you this is no} Hf; for Lokalitams finds more pleagitre in even though they be preachers, aa prs ing theni.) The text at his nr itums didnot’ hear, fig he Game il AftOE the commencement; but judges, from the sequel, to have béén— The Internal Evidences of the 4 Divinity of the Scriptures. ‘To hiaintain this éext, in'such a manner.as. to prodiive » “any ef. feet on the mind of a person at all inclined to ‘be skeptical,. Foquires: ‘talent: of no common . ordér,. particularly. as: the, subject, asDr. Deal trented ‘it; extended over a vast amotnt of ground, comprising the Doetrine of Atonement Doctrine which Lokalituins had. al ways considered very difficult’ to: igh! Our room does not permit us to follow the Doctor through all his di . Suffice it té say, that it, waga mm rt, possessing, in an print degree, the. rare merit,of . bringin nging the most intrincaté and apparently inexplicable matters within reach of the thinks,. nevertheless, ‘that % e a statement, whi¢h history ape tantiate, when he suid, in ‘proof is Doctrine, that the ancient Pagan nations had borrowed. their idea‘of Divinity from the Bible. “ Bat, . > im i that, the Doetor's . sernton: ai Misia hdebeert ie a. a8 teamster, named' George + aceompattied by another teamister,“whoge name we did net learo, was. going from, town -to. the Half ‘Mile: House, at ‘about half-past nine o'clock, ou. stopped, wi robbers, wes near the fidur’ mill, by two who; With drawn. pistols;ordered “fork over.” The teamsters, being and wholly unprepared for any such ergoney, had nothing left for it but to.comply.’ Mr. Bermely handed over to them $90— his companion, not having any money with him, could, of course, give them none—after which the robbers ordered them to return‘to town. One of the scoundrels was a man of high stature, the other, on the contrary, was quite'short. There is no doubt’ that these fellows belong to a gang whose head quarters are in Nevada; and, ing the number of graduates of San Quentin to be seen in our streets, the wonder is that more of these robberies do not take place. With a less eftic'ent police than we have, we are satisfied that tobberies would occur sone every day. : : pe A New Suart.—The Young America comps whose thining ‘works are just ve the Elevator mill, completely exhausted cara ma #9 which they have'so long and successfully worked; on Saturday evening; whereupon their steam whistle blew a dreadfully elongated: blast, The company will proceed, to-day, to open another shaft, . a from which they expect as rich a harvestas they had in the old ome, Succees to Young Amerion t jurches ; patione of this Roma’ Mitpatiocesstcoe, a he ‘left: that. ehuréhy’' wondering, in Wis’bwn fexpect to turday evening.he was. perpen ifthe entertainment, te tar wel ae . thick . plea 4 singing by: three very’. seared ee otal : attdience than, eye, One } . } Hugh 5b B. Tham, Ea. 1 peldishodtattus comes ofa Bk weeks. ‘Mr, 1000 copits of this book ‘printed, once er the number Will be etter benefit: Of advertisers.” The remainder. seld ata low “rate,.in this county. A. Vt ‘town, tor the Directory, Mr. Thomnpson fine done wellin securing this: gentleman to per: }» fore. et Raph os oe wart we know, of no one be to write: a history of }" eres, oe a hee Sargent. Py 5 aes ae eo PThe much talked of race on rale % Hoall’s horse, and Pat. MoCourt’s bay eit will come off at Hughes’ race track-te The money was put upa fewdays ag a side. Every horse, tile dnd jackass will be trotted out to-day toconvey the ber of people to the race course ee tae . . anneaticement of a horse race is houliclenh to _ a oro of several hundred, pe . Localitums is anxious ‘to’ aria verat, and we half sukpevt,’ both: of thot Will come from the turf “strapped,” that is tosay, . . if they bet on their own judgment. ig ea 2 * by ‘Tht Game is MADE! ROLL! after! ttending divine service” yesterday morning, our “devil” says he sauntered down Broad ‘street, the next thing . on the pro; , before . partaking of a’ sumptious dinner.’ He had not gone far when he heard. to, bin abe astonishment, that,‘‘the game ' was Yt Nothing daunted, he made a brs for the rondo table and invested his bits, whith by the way, ‘he forgot to givethe preacher, and by dinner time ,hehad a good stake to splurge on for $y week. ;do'you not coincide with us. in preGéting that this, onée virtuous young man, ‘is on that broad and’ popular road which leads down to:a place where there. is fre, kept up by a long-tailed being, and prepared to give his admirers a warm-reeeption. : ACCIDENT.—Mr. Joseph Smith, employed -at Weiss’ Brewery,’ fell over theGold: Run Bridge, as: he. was; going home on Friday evening last. The night being quite dark, and Mr. Smith having been stunned: by the fall, he lay in the bed of the creek some two hours before he could recover sufficient force to'call for help. When he was able to do so, he Wak carried to Mr. Weiss’, and Dr. Trautmann dressed his wounds. Three of his ribs were broken, besides several contusions in various parts of his aes ‘Masonic. —At:the salah eleetion for oft cers of Nevada Lodge, the following brethren were chosen as officers for the weshind masonie year : A. C. Niles, W. M.; Thos. Pp. Hila . Be 8. W4 A. A. Sargent, J. W.; J. H. Helm T; J. ¥F. Rudolph, 8. HaNpsoMe Lamr.—We notice that, the . : aor Ts proprietor of ‘the Bailey House has put up a mammoth lamp in front, of, that excellent hotel. It is about eight feet in length ‘and about five feet in diameter, and is most beautifully painted. It was made by Messrs. Tallman & Turner, the painting was ns by G/B. Withington. F a a a tosie rete sas . e purse of $100. ‘We were unable tolearn . £ wesiaet Oia well tabs place over the Broad Street course o at the Glenbrook cof thethabitants of zal : ate ee now prepared te. bet adver: “men f . Thompson informs us that he. in ving . : Tobe magenta i odo Sargent, Esq.,, will. write 9 history of the . yrs’ with the “young sport” of the Dem. . Fourth Grand “it Fiber, _ WIk POSTE ELY TAKE PLACE < on SATURDAY; DECR 20m. Ne tarther Portponcment on . any ae~ count, Call before the TICKETS are all sold. Newate, oy. 1900-tf— : hii < Seed ISOARD, Fire-proof Celiar, Broad street, second door above Wall & Newman’s grecery store, o0 Dealer in Wines, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Fine Cigars, Tobacco, Ete. Bins see LIED 4 ON THE MosTr , ’ Every: Va ist a Liquors be wit a PURE CLE OF BRAY ou =! drama: it here A. BLOCK. . 8. FURTU. B. BLOCK, Jn. A. BLOCK & cO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, \ : Gorner Pine and Commercial Gta. fe aoe \ eee NEVADA sep6-tf DRAMA SALOON, Miain street, The most choice Wines, Cigars And Fine Liquors, Always te be Found at this *aleon, -FUNSTON & PRIRCE, Proptietors. Nevada, September 24-tf DR, CHAPMAN will he. iy Af Ralovey “to attend nos those wishhavIng become sensitive by ure cil Dental ome ti rend oe and A operation pang pa a : Be satisfaction ee Notice. and Nervo who live ata R. LEVASON vanist pure and free fromany. deleterious substance, I BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, : ne Ste < ) ALOUD “Hey Lise . BLOOD AND 1 uses of Opium or oekinn. This -. from a disardcred stomoeh. “Iw the most : : be Sera + pod tis rps, de Asap oj Chu in iw be taken by all PONE S08, ON weep # STR: P Cares Pimples-:on the face, and B BOOD ” nD" vures Scrofula, Sal 7 Sore pcan deaoraaasase sn in are The-redipe ron Boe UP er eum, Uloers, Boils. t > arte ban ‘eter ih Sata hada remedy for CoNSUMPTION and Luxe has réééeiv¥ citizens ore hiphcac eee ea worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and rnb of Blood—For these complaints, mone gate 80 efficacious as DR: WM. HALL’s peace acer cend restores the strength in a very short Re oath time. . If subdues their lyg, and restores the strength space of time. It is welberestay Balsam. FOF ted to all py a peau of Kd sam will cure > iene twenty-four to . GEO. W. SNELL, agent, . ry dealer in. GENvINe P ecnmatiatta> demir adiness ea The. wide reputation which -Dr. Jv Hostetter’s “ STOMACH BIY TERS” have attained during the past year be speaks its Excellence ‘in a more fereible manner than v cali Offér) “Tt “s+. -ates, puriffes and se gets epee specific, and, therefore, to set coelen deeatieeemammonanescebomie of the public. We commend it with more than a dete ee ee 8 we do, that it stands foremost of . “preparatiiins of the day, for imparting vigor and tone to the system, and possessing curative powérs for all.similar diseases ‘cases of crame, diarrhoa, and weakness in Fer a Smatt ppt spybot Sree lor ess—] Whar bys. Bow ‘ 8 ite. Seale ‘a sr opt Oct. 8 SS. HOWARD. $27 Be eure aod fala noms bet Br Wer wall . dF Shop on Bri Fo PRE BAG « DF GAME eb Pane ok ae Fook biel y Shicnanesiinais tinnsitnls'aihealsi PrREWOH See eee. . ANAL arse ened oe ewe tei> BRICK STORE, stomach, the ‘ Bitters "have been rigidly te Park & White, General agent for California, 180, Washington street, San Francisco. Var 9p gn n6-3m . ments of the following choice Uquors, vig: Ambrosial Whisky, Nectar Whisky, Bourbon Whisky, and the well kiown. article of “ W.'S8,'¢. . Club Howse Gin?” ‘The names of the consignoes ‘NO 7% BROAD STREET, NEVADA, ; 708 FASHION RESTAURAN S and al with the greutest success ‘ave i Hostetter’s Bitters ie sivadh oc VP) “COMMEROLAL 8, lightful, especially ‘before’ meals. Riser use ail 7 oppente alnan arr Druggists, Teiceished wants angie WEY ARIA, 3 United States. GEO. W. SHELL, soroeee aunt omy WRITE. bee +1 repetigtog I AM’NOW FULLY PREPARED rae BEST STYLE AND at high ‘standard of ‘those goods, which can be Seize ’ aid got up in 8 sty wd Course. SELECT SOMOOL . ” . te peop o aie ie cou Young Ladies and Gentlemen. . aco to * call and seo” fo: _ of ergs Nevada. —a a ae SXROE W. & Be Ws cthnieesgtnes . Br AR JANETTA A DRA neal cde d ‘Aalotent, MANUFACTORY, HE first session of this will con + 29th. Gen Ce, sata wiileothareaguig piipareh teraker Colne. ree: Tava LEE Crs mre : TERMS : SLLIARD TABLES. Balla ores . Peer. Studies, aly sae ese Ddbedeesd 9400 . and a acs Je ere wet of every tue Pr gy sen oom 8 de > sda wabed id deicie ceeds 7 Cabimet Work cde ty ae Lissessicasesstovscseesees 960 . Quickly executed at oe anes See © ici aa aaa et te a ting, or any of t studies. ‘im B) s COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST. if You Want a Good Drink, Tod

nee Gal’ n’C0. PBS.. SRR GEST EETE SP fice “eaehe 4 ‘thread ofthaRevore mind, what the preacher hag@begndriving at, ‘The neat attempt-was' atthe Court Hoiise, “Where Divine Setvicd: ‘Was then held, the of lon ficiating clergyman ‘being’a dishing young fel. . “? low, Whoih’ Lokalituma } Fecognized at once as ‘having’ frequently ‘seen’ ‘about, town; never » however, suspecting -him‘of ‘being: a preacher. Whit, the sir’ sir lis . sermon was, ge ng orator 5 it set si 4 ene Es as, sipashing the hearts of all the ladies in +a fear. of. betraying ‘the hilarity thins was in him, and thereby acandalizing the meeting. _ Lokalitums ‘Was : induced to: g0 anid *fidar ‘Parson ‘Deal for. the faet that, im the firet place, he likes his’ genial and open .countenance, whieh is suggestive ofa ‘generous mind and fn’ easy eonscienge; .and, in. the: second place; : for the Republiditir’ apc Of ‘his manners. (Mind you this is no} Hf; for Lokalitams finds more pleagitre in even though they be preachers, aa prs ing theni.) The text at his nr itums didnot’ hear, fig he Game il AftOE the commencement; but judges, from the sequel, to have béén— The Internal Evidences of the 4 Divinity of the Scriptures. ‘To hiaintain this éext, in'such a manner.as. to prodiive » “any ef. feet on the mind of a person at all inclined to ‘be skeptical,. Foquires: ‘talent: of no common . ordér,. particularly. as: the, subject, asDr. Deal trented ‘it; extended over a vast amotnt of ground, comprising the Doetrine of Atonement Doctrine which Lokalituins had. al ways considered very difficult’ to: igh! Our room does not permit us to follow the Doctor through all his di . Suffice it té say, that it, waga mm rt, possessing, in an print degree, the. rare merit,of . bringin nging the most intrincaté and apparently inexplicable matters within reach of the thinks,. nevertheless, ‘that % e a statement, whi¢h history ape tantiate, when he suid, in ‘proof is Doctrine, that the ancient Pagan nations had borrowed. their idea‘of Divinity from the Bible. “ Bat, . > im i that, the Doetor's . sernton: ai Misia hdebeert ie a. a8 teamster, named' George + aceompattied by another teamister,“whoge name we did net learo, was. going from, town -to. the Half ‘Mile: House, at ‘about half-past nine o'clock, ou. stopped, wi robbers, wes near the fidur’ mill, by two who; With drawn. pistols;ordered “fork over.” The teamsters, being and wholly unprepared for any such ergoney, had nothing left for it but to.comply.’ Mr. Bermely handed over to them $90— his companion, not having any money with him, could, of course, give them none—after which the robbers ordered them to return‘to town. One of the scoundrels was a man of high stature, the other, on the contrary, was quite'short. There is no doubt’ that these fellows belong to a gang whose head quarters are in Nevada; and, ing the number of graduates of San Quentin to be seen in our streets, the wonder is that more of these robberies do not take place. With a less eftic'ent police than we have, we are satisfied that tobberies would occur sone every day. : : pe A New Suart.—The Young America comps whose thining ‘works are just ve the Elevator mill, completely exhausted cara ma #9 which they have'so long and successfully worked; on Saturday evening; whereupon their steam whistle blew a dreadfully elongated: blast, The company will proceed, to-day, to open another shaft, . a from which they expect as rich a harvestas they had in the old ome, Succees to Young Amerion t jurches ; patione of this Roma’ Mitpatiocesstcoe, a he ‘left: that. ehuréhy’' wondering, in Wis’bwn fexpect to turday evening.he was. perpen ifthe entertainment, te tar wel ae . thick . plea 4 singing by: three very’. seared ee otal : attdience than, eye, One } . } Hugh 5b B. Tham, Ea. 1 peldishodtattus comes ofa Bk weeks. ‘Mr, 1000 copits of this book ‘printed, once er the number Will be etter benefit: Of advertisers.” The remainder. seld ata low “rate,.in this county. A. Vt ‘town, tor the Directory, Mr. Thomnpson fine done wellin securing this: gentleman to per: }» fore. et Raph os oe wart we know, of no one be to write: a history of }" eres, oe a hee Sargent. Py 5 aes ae eo PThe much talked of race on rale % Hoall’s horse, and Pat. MoCourt’s bay eit will come off at Hughes’ race track-te The money was put upa fewdays ag a side. Every horse, tile dnd jackass will be trotted out to-day toconvey the ber of people to the race course ee tae . . anneaticement of a horse race is houliclenh to _ a oro of several hundred, pe . Localitums is anxious ‘to’ aria verat, and we half sukpevt,’ both: of thot Will come from the turf “strapped,” that is tosay, . . if they bet on their own judgment. ig ea 2 * by ‘Tht Game is MADE! ROLL! after! ttending divine service” yesterday morning, our “devil” says he sauntered down Broad ‘street, the next thing . on the pro; , before . partaking of a’ sumptious dinner.’ He had not gone far when he heard. to, bin abe astonishment, that,‘‘the game ' was Yt Nothing daunted, he made a brs for the rondo table and invested his bits, whith by the way, ‘he forgot to givethe preacher, and by dinner time ,hehad a good stake to splurge on for $y week. ;do'you not coincide with us. in preGéting that this, onée virtuous young man, ‘is on that broad and’ popular road which leads down to:a place where there. is fre, kept up by a long-tailed being, and prepared to give his admirers a warm-reeeption.. : ACCIDENT.—Mr. Joseph Smith, employed -at Weiss’ Brewery,’ fell over theGold: Run Bridge, as: he. was; going home on Friday evening last. The night being quite dark, and Mr. Smith having been stunned: by the fall, he lay in the bed of the creek some two hours before he could recover sufficient force to'call for help. When he was able to do so, he Wak carried to Mr. Weiss’, and Dr. Trautmann dressed his wounds. Three of his ribs were broken, besides several contusions in various parts of his aes ‘Masonic. —At:the salah eleetion for oft cers of Nevada Lodge, the following brethren were chosen as officers for the weshind masonie year : A. C. Niles, W. M.; Thos. Pp. Hila . Be 8. W4 A. A. Sargent, J. W.; J. H. Helm T; J. ¥F. Rudolph, 8. HaNpsoMe Lamr.—We notice that, the . : aor Ts proprietor of ‘the Bailey House has put up a mammoth lamp in front, of, that excellent

hotel. It is about eight feet in length ‘and about five feet in diameter, and is most beautifully painted. It was made by Messrs. Tallman & Turner, the painting was ns by G/B. Withington. F a a a tosie rete sas . e purse of $100. ‘We were unable tolearn . £ wesiaet Oia well tabs place over the Broad Street course o at the Glenbrook cof thethabitants of zal : ate ee now prepared te. bet adver: “men f . Thompson informs us that he. in ving . : Tobe magenta i odo Sargent, Esq.,, will. write 9 history of the . yrs’ with the “young sport” of the Dem. . Fourth Grand “it Fiber, _ WIk POSTE ELY TAKE PLACE < on SATURDAY; DECR 20m. Ne tarther Portponcment on . any ae~ count, Call before the TICKETS are all sold. Newate, oy. 1900-tf— : hii < Seed ISOARD, Fire-proof Celiar, Broad street, second door above Wall & Newman’s grecery store, o0 Dealer in Wines, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Fine Cigars, Tobacco, Ete. Bins see LIED 4 ON THE MosTr , ’ Every: Va ist a Liquors be wit a PURE CLE OF BRAY ou =! drama: it here A. BLOCK. . 8. FURTU. B. BLOCK, Jn. A. BLOCK & cO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, \ : Gorner Pine and Commercial Gta. fe aoe \ eee NEVADA sep6-tf DRAMA SALOON, Miain street, The most choice Wines, Cigars And Fine Liquors, Always te be Found at this *aleon, -FUNSTON & PRIRCE, Proptietors. Nevada, September 24-tf DR, CHAPMAN will he. iy Af Ralovey “to attend nos those wishhavIng become sensitive by ure cil Dental ome ti rend oe and A operation pang pa a : Be satisfaction ee Notice. and Nervo who live ata R. LEVASON vanist pure and free fromany. deleterious substance, I BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, : ne Ste < ) ALOUD “Hey Lise . BLOOD AND 1 uses of Opium or oekinn. This -. from a disardcred stomoeh. “Iw the most : : be Sera + pod tis rps, de Asap oj Chu in iw be taken by all PONE S08, ON weep # STR: P Cares Pimples-:on the face, and B BOOD ” nD" vures Scrofula, Sal 7 Sore pcan deaoraaasase sn in are The-redipe ron Boe UP er eum, Uloers, Boils. t > arte ban ‘eter ih Sata hada remedy for CoNSUMPTION and Luxe has réééeiv¥ citizens ore hiphcac eee ea worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and rnb of Blood—For these complaints, mone gate 80 efficacious as DR: WM. HALL’s peace acer cend restores the strength in a very short Re oath time. . If subdues their lyg, and restores the strength space of time. It is welberestay Balsam. FOF ted to all py a peau of Kd sam will cure > iene twenty-four to . GEO. W. SNELL, agent, . ry dealer in. GENvINe P ecnmatiatta> demir adiness ea The. wide reputation which -Dr. Jv Hostetter’s “ STOMACH BIY TERS” have attained during the past year be speaks its Excellence ‘in a more fereible manner than v cali Offér) “Tt “s+. -ates, puriffes and se gets epee specific, and, therefore, to set coelen deeatieeemammonanescebomie of the public. We commend it with more than a dete ee ee 8 we do, that it stands foremost of . “preparatiiins of the day, for imparting vigor and tone to the system, and possessing curative powérs for all.similar diseases ‘cases of crame, diarrhoa, and weakness in Fer a Smatt ppt spybot Sree lor ess—] Whar bys. Bow ‘ 8 ite. Seale ‘a sr opt Oct. 8 SS. HOWARD. $27 Be eure aod fala noms bet Br Wer wall . dF Shop on Bri Fo PRE BAG « DF GAME eb Pane ok ae Fook biel y Shicnanesiinais tinnsitnls'aihealsi PrREWOH See eee. . ANAL arse ened oe ewe tei> BRICK STORE, stomach, the ‘ Bitters "have been rigidly te Park & White, General agent for California, 180, Washington street, San Francisco. Var 9p gn n6-3m . ments of the following choice Uquors, vig: Ambrosial Whisky, Nectar Whisky, Bourbon Whisky, and the well kiown. article of “ W.'S8,'¢. . Club Howse Gin?” ‘The names of the consignoes ‘NO 7% BROAD STREET, NEVADA, ; 708 FASHION RESTAURAN S and al with the greutest success ‘ave i Hostetter’s Bitters ie sivadh oc VP) “COMMEROLAL 8, lightful, especially ‘before’ meals. Riser use ail 7 oppente alnan arr Druggists, Teiceished wants angie WEY ARIA, 3 United States. GEO. W. SHELL, soroeee aunt omy WRITE.. bee +1 repetigtog I AM’NOW FULLY PREPARED rae BEST STYLE AND at high ‘standard of ‘those goods, which can be Seize ’ aid got up in 8 sty wd Course. SELECT SOMOOL . ” . te peop o aie ie cou Young Ladies and Gentlemen. . aco to * call and seo” fo: _ of ergs Nevada. —a a ae SXROE W. & Be Ws cthnieesgtnes . Br AR JANETTA A DRA neal cde d ‘Aalotent, MANUFACTORY, HE first session of this will con + 29th. Gen Ce, sata wiileothareaguig piipareh teraker Colne. ree: Tava LEE Crs mre : TERMS : SLLIARD TABLES. Balla ores . Peer. Studies, aly sae ese Ddbedeesd 9400 . and a acs Je ere wet of every tue Pr gy sen oom 8 de > sda wabed id deicie ceeds 7 Cabimet Work cde ty ae Lissessicasesstovscseesees 960 . Quickly executed at oe anes See © ici aa aaa et te a ting, or any of t studies. ‘im B) s COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST. if You Want a Good Drink, Tod