November 27, 1860 (4 pages)

. There is much philosophy, as well as poetry, in the writings of the ancient Hebrews. Poetic fancy and philosophic fact are beautifully mingled in the book of Job and in many of the Psalms; bat, inno part of the Old “Péstiment are hese two apparent opposites ~ qnore harmoniously blended than. in. the fist. half of the last chapter of Bectestiates.— There isa mysterious beauty in the thought that pervades it, which, clothed in the Shaks pearian Saxow of the Protestant English version, charms even those who do not whe stand it It isan anatomical and physiologi-{ eal allegory, in whieh the Royal Preacher, -twith the pathos of thé poet and the rssearch of the anthropologist, presents to the mind’s . eye the phenomena which mark the decay of the physical and intellectual powers in old age. How often has this masterpiece of Hebrai¢ literature been recited and heard, in certain mystic halls, charming reciter and . hearers by its-melodious rhetorie, while the grandest of its truths and beauties remained hidden beneath a vail of biological allegory. To reveal its recondite excellences, the briefest and best way is to give the passage, entire, with explanatory notes below it: “Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days (1) come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, ‘I jaxe -no pleasure in them ;’ while ‘the sun, or the light, or the moon, or the stars “. Bunday afternoon last, between 4 and 6 o'clock, was attacked by a highwayman about one mile this side of Galloway's ranch, and ordered to dismownt from his horser }' After being robbed of $2 50, all the money he happened to have, and-a -geld specimen ‘had hardly started before he was shot at a rifle which the highwayman carried. ~ ball passed through his hat, in cluse proximity to lig head, The robber and would be amtitderer was about five feet six inches in . hight, wore a low black hat, black coat, light shoulder. — ae Faun OF A Dawe. -Sendey" s Marysville Democrat contains an exceedingly graphie account of the fall of the Yuba City bridge which crosses Feather river, immediately above the mouth of the Yuba, and ) Marysville with YubaCity. A wag-. of, loaded with wood, drawn: by two yoke of oxen, and a vegetable cart, drawn by two horses, happened to be on the middle section of the bridge at the same time, when that section went down with a ¢rash, taking wagons,.oxen, horses, and drivers with it: into water 25 feet deep. Strange as it may seem, nobody was killed, and the oxen and horses escaped without material injury. -A wagon‘er with a load of bricks had just reached the be not darkened, (2) nor the clouds return . ,edge of the fallen section, at the moment it after the rain: in the day when the keep of the house (3) shall tremble, and the st ong men (4) shall bow themeelves, and the grin ers (5) cease because they are few, and ‘that look out of the windows be darkened; (6) and the doors (7) shall be shut in “the streets, when: the sound of the grinding g (8), is low, and he-shall rise wp at the voice of ee aS and all the daughters of music (oy 3 brought: ows x ‘also when they be ora of that which.is high, (11) and fears shall be the way,. (12) an4_ the almond tree shalf flourish, ( 1S) and the grasshopper shall be & burden, (14) and desire shall fail; Sy because man goeth to his Jong home, and the mourners go ‘about the streets ; 17 ot ever the’silver cord (18) be loosed, or the. golden bowl (19) be broken; or the-pitcher (x be breken at the fonntain; or the wheel on at the cistern. (21) Then shall denenebend to the earth as it was; and : spirit shall return unte God who gave it.” 1.Phe days Of disease and old age—2., Failate of the eyesight.—3. The hands.— 4. The knees.—5. The . teeth.—6. Utter blindness.—-7. The’ lips * closing when the teeth have gone.—8. Act of chewing the food. 9. Wakefulneas of age; Hising at cock crowing--~10. Power to sing and ‘whistle lost.— il and ‘12. Old age dreads elevations, and 1s dubious of its path.—13. The hair becoming gtay.—14. Inability to lift or earry.—15Ineapaeity for love.—16. The grave.—17.-A Hebrew custom en funéral oecasions.—18. The spinal marrow.—19. The heart.—20: went down, the fore feet of the horses being within # few inches of theedge, on the solid -planking,when ‘the terrible chasm ¢ opened before them. _ Sine Pee eae Become AMERICANIZED.—We saw, yesterday, says the Marysville Democrat, town, as large as life. The first was driving a five mule team, mounted. upon the. saddle mule and smoking a pipe with an air of great self satisfaction, while he ‘‘geed” and “hawed” in the most approved style. The second . drove a four-horse team, with an equal air of self-sufficiency. Each had a load of China goods for the interior, and we were informed that each owned the wagon which he drove. quarta mill on South Beach is busily engaged in crushing Washoe ore, and the steady tramp of the stampers can be heard at all hours.— On Tuesday the Ophir ore being crushed was of exceeding richness;' paying, it is estimated, $2,000 to the tun. A lot of ore just ‘received from the famous Esmeralda district Will bé reduced Next week. The owners feel sanguine that the assays from these specimens will show to the wofld that we have embowelledin the Sierras richer deposits of silver The-aorta—21.”"The © arch it thé tnt, ___. than those which have rendered. Potosi and A ‘Discovery je-chnaabiemetnentas Fairhaven; has discovered 2 double mountain in the moon. It appears like a small mountain on the top of alange one. .It protrudes a atone: ‘shadow towards the margin of the moou’s limb, andi’ ‘well défined cone, athwarted from base to summit by a slender vein of sunlight, plainly observable, which latter feature establishes the fact of its duplicate order. : ; CATHOLICS IN FRaNCE.—The Roman Ca-4 tholie clergy in France 1s said, by a Catholic journal, to evinprise 13 arehbishops, 52 bishops, 700 convents with 900 nuns, 276 convents with 2000 monks. ‘Phe total number of clergy amounts to 28,000 individuals, who possess property valued at $350,000,000, . ei. oN _ ther personal or in trust for the church. WonDerFUL REDUCTION.—The expensea 4 tions in San Francisco tor the last six years, which had to be paid by the city, are saat In 1854, $21,669 ;. 1855, $22,920; in 1856;-$10, 139; in 1857, $784 ; in1859, 8930); in 1360,. $918. TRADE with Havana. —The brig Emily W. Sayburn is said to be the only ‘vessel that ever arrived at San Francisco divent from}. Cuba, She brings, says the Herald, a. catga of sugar, and may -prove the pioneer of a brist-and are lhe. ne that iinportant island, Se 5. : A Forp Fa me . r of young Haraden, fs Was hung i in New . Jersey for wife murder, 8 “stil! turning an. honest penny by peddling his son's ** confission,” His lave of money “must me strong. . tg Major John R. Scott, of the U. 8, army, died” in” San“Pranvisco, Wednes jay Mexico 00 colobrated, in the history of natiens.” a Man KiLLED—A man by the name of Rudolph Longbien, says the Dowmeville Citizen, Wis killed at Cumberland Ravine, in Sierfta county, on Sunday night last, by Andrew Currieux. ‘They were cabin partners, and had some difficulty. Longbien had thrown Currieux’s blankets out of doors, and when he returned home a quarrel ensued, which resulted in the death of Longbien. He was killed with a miner's candlestick. Currieux was brought before Justice Beckett on Thursday, examined and acquitted. Consumerion Or. Native WixEs.— California wines are rapidly and steadily gaining favor, and the large quantity in gener‘al use has already made a sensible impression _ on Imported Stocks. A short time siuee, most barkeepers regarded Native wine as rnecessary to keep only in small quantities, to . give an air of completeness to the establish. ment; but now, no bar-room, of whatever pretension, lacks a plentiful supply of this article, and the demand is constaiitly increasing, + Harp on Justices.—Forbes, of the Downieville Democrat, says that a Justice elect was the other day taking a look at the field before him. The prospect was of & light harvest. Said he, ‘The civil business amounts to ng worth mentioning, for traders don’t trust people they have to sue; and the tascals bare quit petit larceny and taken to highway robbery, ever which a Justice has no jurisdiction.” © ~~ ty Senator Douglas was assaulted with rotten eggs by some cowardly fellow, was alighting from a carriage at Montgomery, . nighteattors long iRtn-6s. Alabama, valued at $250, ‘ho’ Was told to depart, but }pants in his boots, and carried a rifle on ‘thin . hear from, Returns:to-day indicate that the Wasnoe OneE.—The Alta says that the . aE j some. ¢ startling intelligence. We pt say, however, that such calculations were somejustified by the advices réceived ‘hy the . _° previous eg on _ Sr-euts, Nevember 13th: . Richmond dispatches to Nevember 13th say that. Breckinridgé has. ponies Virginia Tec tacepeel pad bo Wun Piiaaee. ont af: more. ? ee x? Coso Fah ie Phe . Visalia Delta says the pilosa the. sieeve: pleat canal Pe ‘in silver than have’ ‘ever before . ’ been fotind. “They are’ all. sanguine of. }by-about1,000: plarality. A: dikpdteh “from ‘Milledgeville, Georgi, of Noveniber Jith, says it is barely possible that Breckinridge ‘May obtain a majority . ‘fn Georgia : twenty-eight counties are yet to . 1 State has for Frotu ‘exis Te teil Aik hnige has 500 majority in Galveston. and 300 in Houston. In Missouri, twenty-seven conalien to hear from, Douglas is 464 ahead. .~ A Declaration of iaepentntice . from Soath taken place. Besides this nothing ss aa European affairs remain mnch as they were, The royal conference at: Warsaw, from the decisions of which the continental journals had led us to expect.a coalition of Kings and Emperors to stop the spread of Liberalism in Europe, has proved w# perfect fizzle. “Russia. without whose co-operation the petty tyrapts of Germany can do nothing, has declined the Quixotic task of ruining herself for their sake. Her sole object was to obtain} a revision of the treaties of 1856; inmposed upon her after the Crimean war, and which she firids great difficulty in digesting. In Italy, Victor Emanuel is following the revolutionary moveinent. His fleet boem‘barded the royalist. forces. near Gaeta, but ‘were stopped by the French Admiral. Napoleon is evidently determined to protect the ‘Pope in the possession of what little remains tohim. < District CourkT.—Monday, Nov. 26th. May et al. vs. Hotaling. Case argued and submitted to the jury. Heuston ys. Henry. Motion for judgment as prayed for in complaint—granted. McDonough vs. Triest & Pollard. Cause dismissed. Hagadorn & Bowley vs. Gabriel & dined. Jury rendered verdict in favor of defendant. Court oF Sessions.—Monday Noy. 26th. Venire issued for 16 Grand Jurors, returnable Monday next. Order entered calling a Convention of the Justices of the Peace eleet for Nevada county, to be holden, on Monday next, for the purpose ofelecting twe Associate Justices. PrRoBpaTeE Court, Monday, Nov, 26. In the estates of Charles Jack and Thos. H. Platt, déeeased, order madé ne sale by administrator, In the estates of David Saltsgaver and J. 8. Pool, deéeaséd, order of sale made, on petition.of the Pubhe Administrator. THe INDIAN MASSACRE NEAR OREGON. — Relative to this affair, heretofore ‘mentioned, the Portland News of the 1 sii has the following additional particule .We yesterday afernoon a a brief conversation with Mr. J. W. Myers, head of the unfortunate train of emigrants. He informs us that there were 44 in the tram at the time of the attack, all, with the ex ion of one THinois family, from the State of Wisconsin. Eleven were killed’ outright by the Indians, Fw only fifteen are known to be survivors of pnd a oy that followed. Mr. Myers is pss on Fd the he ay that if six men had not deserted them in the first hour of Sar they would have beenable to have driven back the Indians, and defended themselves to the settlements. The foremost of the weak-kneed six was the man Snyder, of whose arrival at the Dalles we gave an account about three weeks ago. ly three ef these despicable wretches got through to the settlements, and two of themare 80 ashamed of their conduet that they keep incognito. With the exception of a brother, Jos. yers, who leaves a wife and eight children in Geneva, Wisconsin, to mourn bis loss; Mr. Myers lost no relatives, though he beotight a largefamily through with him. Two girls, aged Se, il and 14, Mr. Myers believes to be alive, and held eaptive oe the Indians, and thinks that proper exertions might lead to their recovery. Still N suffering with received but few eons from him. Tue Boston Pilot estimates the number of Catholics-in this country at 3,500,000. mae of Federal officials had ‘. my own manner.” exhaustion and unable to speak with ease, we . ee sab te and will re in. Ts n Foden Gora The trial of Darr, mé@rder of Cherry, alias Tenniin ponies sae eM fe: The Jary were out about half an hour , and brought in a verdict of murder in the firet degree. sedge Cradlebaugh passed sentence. Carr is ‘hung on Friday, the 30th instant. The sdmonaiengraked very little affected. Rud. sill, who turned State’s evidence against Carr, was released, and left for parts unknown. No Rewarp To RE OFrrEeRED.—Governor Downey, in a reply to a letter from Chief of Police Burke, of San Francisco, says that he is not at liberty to offer a teward for the apprehension of the murderer of the Johnson family. The statute confines him to offering & reward ouly in case of a suspected murderer, and no person is suspected in this particular instance. “af GARIBALDI is said. to have remarked to an English gentleman at Naples : “Di plomatists doubt me. I shall be loyal to Victor Emanuel. I love him as my life. I have served . power to procure annexation to the King of Piedmont. But these things I’ must do in t# The Trinity Journal says that at Mi. nersville precinct, in that county, 66 votes were east, and $76 eontributed to the Washington Monjfpent Fund, and asks who can beat it. At Rock River precinct, Tuolumne county, 15 votes were polled, and $25 contributed. The latter is probably the banner precinct of the State. te A late letter from the United States Commissioner of Pensions. ‘says that there are now but thirty-nine survivors of the army of the Revolution Whose maiines were placed upon the rolls for pensions.” Some one unkndwn to ‘e ns, says the Humboldt Times; lefta potata at. this ‘office, on Wednesday last, whic goes alittle ahead of anything in that line that-we ever saw or heard tell of. It weighs eight and a quarter pounds ! ! Think of ssiah ; at Wuear has great. “vitality. It has, been subjected by Professor Wartman to a temperature of 100°.below: zero, and by Professor Henslow to a temperature of 210-> above zero, and yet it afterwards germinated. FASHION RESTAURANT, COMMERCIAL 8T., F Opposite Tallman & reese, fF] _ NEVADA. CHAS, IRISH AVING veeumeed’ proprictériliip of this well known Wedtensene . I AM Now FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Suppers sters, otto thing? in ‘ie teattee furnished at a moments notice, and got up ina style suited to the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL~ HOURS. I intend to kcep the “* FASHION ”’ as a firstthe ee . wok suc’ 2 ite county at it to e dsp eof t e county a Pree. ons who ian a D MEAL . wal to ‘* call see” he tae athe Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY! J. K. SALE & CO., ESPECTFULLY INFORM PASSENGERS. for the above place, that they have on hand Seme Fifty Wules, T he best in the State, that canbe had at all times Persons intending ¢ over the mountains, . ee at our atables, ean be well fitted ted out in Nevada or Grass Nov, 27-tf CHARLES W. YouNa, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods. Kelsey’s Bleck, : Commercial Street =: : : : : Near Pine. ter swallowing the aforesaid mess, wanted . Fourth Grand. Gift it Eatetiment, 1 prospecting, and; hare. obtained richer . hivir without an oath, Ishall do all in my i will be thoroughly prepared to enter College. Lobsters, and-all . ae setae A peters Sr aed WILL, POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE. S tees: a % cee Neo farther Postponement on any ace count, Call before the TICKETS are all soldNevada, Nov, 2, 1860-tf és Opposition is the Life ot Trade.” MARYSVILLE § STAGE LINE, —— JAS. S, McCUE would ve notice that onag A coo = oat ona tins of Biages between Bsa ph EDRES AY _ *yRID ag NI a Gene alternate -days. Returnin: By {aking this scan go through niz mOMeY ot ta States Hotel, Nevada. : SELECT SCHOOL ~Or— temen.Young. Ladies ana omit W. K. F. DEAL, A. Bows. se teeswes Principal. JANETTA A. DEAL. ose net cases Assistant. T HE first session of this School will eommence er MONDAY, Nov, 19th. Young GentleTERMS : Prim Studies, per Month.. +. \o eave es 4 00 English Branches and Mathematics. “ass 600 English Branches and Mathematics d An— cient Languagess<ss+.<.<0+: verterveseer 3.00. ~ French, per: month. ..2-++eseee0s seceges 2 50. German, .0O 2. .¢ccr9scancaccagoeneres wae 250 Pp. 3. Ha-class of Young Gentlemen is formed he will teach a night class in Book Keeping; wri_ ting, or any of the above studics. nov Notice re Lien Holders. teenth Judicial. District, an Moeat Fourten of California. FRANois MITH, edit, ys. SPICER & HERRING, oOo TF Defendants E SAID SPICER & HERRING, and all — holding or claiming Liens under the Act. of the Legislatnre.of this. State, entitled “An Act. for. securing, Mechanies-and others,” hc April 18, 1856, and the Acts gr oy gy thereto, upon the followin, ¥. AQUEDUCT .consisting o eet of Iron » With elbow, water bex, and rr irtenances thereunto belongin gcones situated on atid adPonies ¢ aime 0 of said Spicer & Herne Relief fet Hill, in Nevada. apecconnty, Se. t land key mining clainis. on. w Se hor ith 4 , and a convenient space for the use and occv the same. a or You are hereby notified to be and and there to exhibit the proof.ofgaid Court on MONDAY, the 10th day Der oo then our gaid.Liens. z 13 3w “iB McFARLAND, Att*y for.Pit’f. DAILY TRANSCRIPT Newspaper & Job Printing Office, Commercial Street, Nevada. =, JHE Proprietors of this Establishinent have T purchased vagal Sang Job Offices ever Sraae t into the mo are now aye in the best possible manner, and at REDUCED RATES, every description of Printing, suchas _. BILL-HEADS;: CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS, BILLSOF FARE, POSTERS. PROGRAMMES, LABELS, . &ec.; &o., &e. : NOTICE T TO ALL! New Kalian “Barber Shop, Broad Street, Nevada, NEXT DOOR TO THE BLUE WING SALOON atchfual E keep ou your i A “Head, Hair Dressing ul Feat procter Ta8 Luxu a Shaving. b béntee’d bes Seebiie i25 Cents Shamp ~Rin ok cah die ais webaane oh bobo Cents ent © ie r 8 servation. (n10-Im) . ¥. DUC T a) TUMPS or Roots Extracted with ease and dex terity pe She EASED: Fee $2,60.' Office uv. Slock & Co’s earner Commercial street, Nevada. “ep7 Hydro Galvanism. EURALGIC or Nervous Pains in the Head and Face relieved almost instantly, by Dr. ‘Levason. Fee $2,529. Office Gver Block & Co’s corner ef Co street. ; Printers’ Furnishing House. PEALER IN TYPE AND PRESSES. . No. 111 and 133 Clay street, between Sansome and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO. E. R. Webb & Co’s Prin is said that any Apubeceen tc colored sina liquid paints at the ropts.of it. 1 : nee caret Fans meen 3 vs ha tea : Nevada Nex Nov. seth, 1800. Agent for Geo. Brnee’s ting Ma and Ruggles. Press Company’s unrivalled x 85-1¥ Me Day, saving time andLiens to;the fire about . _ SER Our -w that, if tent an have o1 Thomy Ras wretck pepper Sacran on fire sneezil " youngs _ THE be in t Sacran claim . 2 dollars Pavilio SER’ lady. a > knocke © was kr — on hiss the ind ELEC the Ist canvas greys, Daily, eertific TUL along t and ot! lime: si _ ging, & ing the OVE petitio ~ ran, co gree, _ prison. ©% Faw ~) Chare! Fair o ber, to ities. Exp visit 0 ) variou © the Ne Bie apple . ing on . = a strike water’ ent pr

. There is much philosophy, as well as poetry, in the writings of the ancient Hebrews. Poetic fancy and philosophic fact are beautifully mingled in the book of Job and in many of the Psalms; bat, inno part of the Old “Péstiment are hese two apparent opposites ~ qnore harmoniously blended than. in. the fist. half of the last chapter of Bectestiates.— There isa mysterious beauty in the thought that pervades it, which, clothed in the Shaks pearian Saxow of the Protestant English version, charms even those who do not whe stand it It isan anatomical and physiologi-{ eal allegory, in whieh the Royal Preacher, -twith the pathos of thé poet and the rssearch of the anthropologist, presents to the mind’s . eye the phenomena which mark the decay of the physical and intellectual powers in old age. How often has this masterpiece of Hebrai¢ literature been recited and heard, in certain mystic halls, charming reciter and . hearers by its-melodious rhetorie, while the grandest of its truths and beauties remained hidden beneath a vail of biological allegory. To reveal its recondite excellences, the briefest and best way is to give the passage, entire, with explanatory notes below it: “Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days (1) come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, ‘I jaxe -no pleasure in them ;’ while ‘the sun, or the light, or the moon, or the stars “. Bunday afternoon last, between 4 and 6 o'clock, was attacked by a highwayman about one mile this side of Galloway's ranch, and ordered to dismownt from his horser }' After being robbed of $2 50, all the money he happened to have, and-a -geld specimen ‘had hardly started before he was shot at a rifle which the highwayman carried. ~ ball passed through his hat, in cluse proximity to lig head, The robber and would be amtitderer was about five feet six inches in . hight, wore a low black hat, black coat, light shoulder. — ae Faun OF A Dawe. -Sendey" s Marysville Democrat contains an exceedingly graphie account of the fall of the Yuba City bridge which crosses Feather river, immediately above the mouth of the Yuba, and ) Marysville with YubaCity. A wag-. of, loaded with wood, drawn: by two yoke of oxen, and a vegetable cart, drawn by two horses, happened to be on the middle section of the bridge at the same time, when that section went down with a ¢rash, taking wagons,.oxen, horses, and drivers with it: into water 25 feet deep. Strange as it may seem, nobody was killed, and the oxen and horses escaped without material injury. -A wagon‘er with a load of bricks had just reached the be not darkened, (2) nor the clouds return . ,edge of the fallen section, at the moment it after the rain: in the day when the keep of the house (3) shall tremble, and the st ong men (4) shall bow themeelves, and the grin ers (5) cease because they are few, and ‘that look out of the windows be darkened; (6) and the doors (7) shall be shut in “the streets, when: the sound of the grinding g (8), is low, and he-shall rise wp at the voice of ee aS and all the daughters of music (oy 3 brought: ows x ‘also when they be ora of that which.is high, (11) and fears shall be the way,. (12) an4_ the almond tree shalf flourish, ( 1S) and the grasshopper shall be & burden, (14) and desire shall fail; Sy because man goeth to his Jong home, and the mourners go ‘about the streets ; 17 ot ever the’silver cord (18) be loosed, or the. golden bowl (19) be broken; or the-pitcher (x be breken at the fonntain; or the wheel on at the cistern. (21) Then shall denenebend to the earth as it was; and : spirit shall return unte God who gave it.” 1.Phe days Of disease and old age—2., Failate of the eyesight.—3. The hands.— 4. The knees.—5. The . teeth.—6. Utter blindness.—-7. The’ lips * closing when the teeth have gone.—8. Act of chewing the food. 9. Wakefulneas of age; Hising at cock crowing--~10. Power to sing and ‘whistle lost.— il and ‘12. Old age dreads elevations, and 1s dubious of its path.—13. The hair becoming gtay.—14. Inability to lift or earry.—15Ineapaeity for love.—16. The grave.—17.-A Hebrew custom en funéral oecasions.—18. The spinal marrow.—19. The heart.—20: went down, the fore feet of the horses being within # few inches of theedge, on the solid -planking,when ‘the terrible chasm ¢ opened before them. _ Sine Pee eae Become AMERICANIZED.—We saw, yesterday, says the Marysville Democrat, town, as large as life. The first was driving a five mule team, mounted. upon the. saddle mule and smoking a pipe with an air of great self satisfaction, while he ‘‘geed” and “hawed” in the most approved style. The second . drove a four-horse team, with an equal air of self-sufficiency.. Each had a load of China goods for the interior, and we were informed that each owned the wagon which he drove. quarta mill on South Beach is busily engaged in crushing Washoe ore, and the steady tramp of the stampers can be heard at all hours.— On Tuesday the Ophir ore being crushed was of exceeding richness;' paying, it is estimated, $2,000 to the tun. A lot of ore just ‘received from the famous Esmeralda district Will bé reduced Next week. The owners feel sanguine that the assays from these specimens will show to the wofld that we have embowelledin the Sierras richer deposits of silver The-aorta—21.”"The © arch it thé tnt, ___. than those which have rendered. Potosi and A ‘Discovery je-chnaabiemetnentas Fairhaven; has discovered 2 double mountain in the moon. It appears like a small mountain on the top of alange one. .It protrudes a atone: ‘shadow towards the margin of the moou’s limb, andi’ ‘well défined cone, athwarted from base to summit by a slender vein of sunlight, plainly observable, which latter feature establishes the fact of its duplicate order. : ; CATHOLICS IN FRaNCE.—The Roman Ca-4 tholie clergy in France 1s said, by a Catholic journal, to evinprise 13 arehbishops, 52 bishops, 700 convents with 900 nuns, 276 convents with 2000 monks. ‘Phe total number of clergy amounts to 28,000 individuals, who possess property valued at $350,000,000, . ei. oN _ ther personal or in trust for the church. WonDerFUL REDUCTION.—The expensea 4 tions in San Francisco tor the last six years, which had to be paid by the city, are saat In 1854, $21,669 ;. 1855, $22,920; in 1856;-$10, 139; in 1857, $784 ; in1859, 8930); in 1360,. $918. TRADE with Havana. —The brig Emily W. Sayburn is said to be the only ‘vessel that ever arrived at San Francisco divent from}. Cuba, She brings, says the Herald, a. catga of sugar, and may -prove the pioneer of a brist-and are lhe. ne that iinportant island, Se 5. : A Forp Fa me . r of young Haraden, fs Was hung i in New . Jersey for wife murder, 8 “stil! turning an. honest penny by peddling his son's ** confission,” His lave of money “must me strong. . tg Major John R. Scott, of the U. 8, army, died” in” San“Pranvisco, Wednes jay Mexico 00 colobrated, in the history of natiens.” a Man KiLLED—A man by the name of Rudolph Longbien, says the Dowmeville Citizen, Wis killed at Cumberland Ravine, in Sierfta county, on Sunday night last, by Andrew Currieux. ‘They were cabin partners, and had some difficulty. Longbien had thrown Currieux’s blankets out of doors, and when he returned home a quarrel ensued, which resulted in the death of Longbien. He was killed with a miner's candlestick. Currieux was brought before Justice Beckett on Thursday, examined and acquitted. Consumerion Or. Native WixEs.— California wines are rapidly and steadily gaining favor, and the large quantity in gener‘al use has already made a sensible impression _ on Imported Stocks. A short time siuee, most barkeepers regarded Native wine as rnecessary to keep only in small quantities, to . give an air of completeness to the establish. ment; but now, no bar-room, of whatever pretension, lacks a plentiful supply of this article, and the demand is constaiitly increasing, + Harp on Justices.—Forbes, of the Downieville Democrat, says that a Justice elect was the other day taking a look at the field before him. The prospect was of & light harvest. Said he, ‘The civil business amounts to ng worth mentioning, for traders don’t trust people they have to sue; and the tascals bare quit petit larceny and taken to highway robbery, ever which a Justice has no jurisdiction.” © ~~ ty Senator Douglas was assaulted with rotten eggs by some cowardly fellow, was alighting from a carriage at Montgomery, . nighteattors long iRtn-6s. Alabama, valued at $250, ‘ho’ Was told to depart, but }pants in his boots, and carried a rifle on ‘thin . hear from, Returns:to-day indicate that the Wasnoe OneE.—The Alta says that the . aE j some. ¢ startling intelligence. We pt say, however, that such calculations were somejustified by the advices réceived ‘hy the . _° previous eg on _ Sr-euts, Nevember 13th: . Richmond dispatches to Nevember 13th say that. Breckinridgé has. ponies Virginia Tec tacepeel pad bo Wun Piiaaee. ont af: more. ? ee x? Coso Fah ie Phe . Visalia Delta says the pilosa the. sieeve: pleat canal Pe ‘in silver than have’ ‘ever before . ’ been fotind. “They are’ all. sanguine of. }by-about1,000: plarality. A: dikpdteh “from ‘Milledgeville, Georgi, of Noveniber Jith, says it is barely possible that Breckinridge ‘May obtain a majority . ‘fn Georgia : twenty-eight counties are yet to . 1 State has for Frotu ‘exis Te teil Aik hnige has 500 majority in Galveston. and 300 in Houston. In Missouri, twenty-seven conalien to hear from, Douglas is 464 ahead. .~ A Declaration of iaepentntice . from Soath taken place. Besides this nothing ss aa European affairs remain mnch as they were, The royal conference at: Warsaw, from the decisions of which the continental journals had led us to expect.a coalition of Kings and Emperors to stop the spread of Liberalism in Europe, has proved w# perfect fizzle. “Russia. without whose co-operation the petty tyrapts of Germany can do nothing, has declined the Quixotic task of ruining herself for their sake. Her sole object was to obtain} a revision of the treaties of 1856; inmposed upon her after the Crimean war, and which she firids great difficulty in digesting. In Italy, Victor Emanuel is following the revolutionary moveinent. His fleet boem‘barded the royalist. forces. near Gaeta, but ‘were stopped by the French Admiral. Napoleon is evidently determined to protect the ‘Pope in the possession of what little remains tohim. < District CourkT.—Monday, Nov. 26th. May et al. vs. Hotaling. Case argued and submitted to the jury. Heuston ys. Henry. Motion for judgment as prayed for in complaint—granted. McDonough vs. Triest & Pollard. Cause dismissed. Hagadorn & Bowley vs. Gabriel & dined. Jury rendered verdict in favor of defendant. Court oF Sessions.—Monday Noy. 26th. Venire issued for 16 Grand Jurors, returnable Monday next. Order entered calling a Convention of the Justices of the Peace eleet for Nevada county, to be holden, on Monday next, for the purpose ofelecting twe Associate Justices. PrRoBpaTeE Court, Monday, Nov, 26. In the estates of Charles Jack and Thos. H. Platt, déeeased, order madé ne sale by administrator, In the estates of David Saltsgaver and J. 8. Pool, deéeaséd, order of sale made, on petition.of the Pubhe Administrator. THe INDIAN MASSACRE NEAR OREGON. — Relative to this affair, heretofore ‘mentioned, the Portland News of the 1 sii has the following additional particule .We yesterday afernoon a a brief conversation with Mr. J. W. Myers, head of the unfortunate train of emigrants. He informs us that there were 44 in the tram at the time of the attack, all, with the ex ion of one THinois family, from the State of Wisconsin. Eleven were killed’ outright by the Indians, Fw only fifteen are known to be survivors of pnd a oy that followed. Mr. Myers is pss on Fd the he ay that if six men had not deserted them in the first hour of Sar they would have beenable to have driven back the Indians, and defended themselves to the settlements. The foremost of the weak-kneed six was the man Snyder, of whose arrival at the Dalles we gave an account about three weeks ago. ly three ef these despicable wretches got through to the

settlements, and two of themare 80 ashamed of their conduet that they keep incognito. With the exception of a brother, Jos. yers, who leaves a wife and eight children in Geneva, Wisconsin, to mourn bis loss; Mr. Myers lost no relatives, though he beotight a largefamily through with him. Two girls, aged Se, il and 14, Mr. Myers believes to be alive, and held eaptive oe the Indians, and thinks that proper exertions might lead to their recovery. Still N suffering with received but few eons from him. Tue Boston Pilot estimates the number of Catholics-in this country at 3,500,000. mae of Federal officials had ‘. my own manner.” exhaustion and unable to speak with ease, we . ee sab te and will re in. Ts n Foden Gora The trial of Darr, mé@rder of Cherry, alias Tenniin ponies sae eM fe: The Jary were out about half an hour , and brought in a verdict of murder in the firet degree. sedge Cradlebaugh passed sentence. Carr is ‘hung on Friday, the 30th instant. The sdmonaiengraked very little affected.. Rud. sill, who turned State’s evidence against Carr, was released, and left for parts unknown. No Rewarp To RE OFrrEeRED.—Governor Downey, in a reply to a letter from Chief of Police Burke, of San Francisco, says that he is not at liberty to offer a teward for the apprehension of the murderer of the Johnson family. The statute confines him to offering & reward ouly in case of a suspected murderer, and no person is suspected in this particular instance. “af GARIBALDI is said. to have remarked to an English gentleman at Naples : “Di plomatists doubt me. I shall be loyal to Victor Emanuel. I love him as my life. I have served . power to procure annexation to the King of Piedmont.. But these things I’ must do in t# The Trinity Journal says that at Mi. nersville precinct, in that county, 66 votes were east, and $76 eontributed to the Washington Monjfpent Fund, and asks who can beat it. At Rock River precinct, Tuolumne county, 15 votes were polled, and $25 contributed. The latter is probably the banner precinct of the State. te A late letter from the United States Commissioner of Pensions. ‘says that there are now but thirty-nine survivors of the army of the Revolution Whose maiines were placed upon the rolls for pensions.” Some one unkndwn to ‘e ns, says the Humboldt Times; lefta potata at. this ‘office, on Wednesday last, whic goes alittle ahead of anything in that line that-we ever saw or heard tell of. It weighs eight and a quarter pounds ! ! Think of ssiah ; at Wuear has great. “vitality. It has, been subjected by Professor Wartman to a temperature of 100°.below: zero, and by Professor Henslow to a temperature of 210-> above zero, and yet it afterwards germinated. FASHION RESTAURANT, COMMERCIAL 8T., F Opposite Tallman & reese, fF] _ NEVADA. CHAS, IRISH AVING veeumeed’ proprictériliip of this well known Wedtensene . I AM Now FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Suppers sters, otto thing? in ‘ie teattee furnished at a moments notice, and got up ina style suited to the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL~ HOURS. I intend to kcep the “* FASHION ”’ as a firstthe ee . wok suc’ 2 ite county at it to e dsp eof t e county a Pree. ons who ian a D MEAL . wal to ‘* call see” he tae athe Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY! J. K. SALE & CO., ESPECTFULLY INFORM PASSENGERS. for the above place, that they have on hand Seme Fifty Wules, T he best in the State, that canbe had at all times Persons intending ¢ over the mountains, . ee at our atables, ean be well fitted ted out in Nevada or Grass Nov, 27-tf CHARLES W. YouNa, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods. Kelsey’s Bleck, : Commercial Street =: : : : : Near Pine. ter swallowing the aforesaid mess, wanted . Fourth Grand. Gift it Eatetiment, 1 prospecting, and; hare. obtained richer . hivir without an oath, Ishall do all in my i will be thoroughly prepared to enter College. Lobsters, and-all . ae setae A peters Sr aed WILL, POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE. S tees: a % cee Neo farther Postponement on any ace count, Call before the TICKETS are all soldNevada, Nov, 2, 1860-tf és Opposition is the Life ot Trade.” MARYSVILLE § STAGE LINE, —— JAS. S, McCUE would ve notice that onag A coo = oat ona tins of Biages between Bsa ph EDRES AY _ *yRID ag NI a Gene alternate -days. Returnin: By {aking this scan go through niz mOMeY ot ta States Hotel, Nevada. : SELECT SCHOOL ~Or— temen.Young. Ladies ana omit W. K. F. DEAL, A. Bows.. se teeswes Principal. JANETTA A. DEAL.. ose net cases Assistant. T HE first session of this School will eommence er MONDAY, Nov, 19th. Young GentleTERMS : Prim Studies, per Month... +. \o eave es 4 00 English Branches and Mathematics. “ass 600 English Branches and Mathematics d An— cient Languagess<ss+.<.<0+: verterveseer 3.00. ~ French, per: month. ....2-++eseee0s seceges 2 50. German, .0O 2. .¢ccr9scancaccagoeneres wae 250 Pp. 3. Ha-class of Young Gentlemen is formed he will teach a night class in Book Keeping; wri_ ting, or any of the above studics. nov Notice re Lien Holders. teenth Judicial. District, an Moeat Fourten of California. FRANois MITH, edit, ys. SPICER & HERRING, oOo TF Defendants E SAID SPICER & HERRING, and all — holding or claiming Liens under the Act. of the Legislatnre.of this.. State, entitled “An Act. for. securing, Mechanies-and others,” hc April 18, 1856, and the Acts gr oy gy thereto, upon the followin, ¥. AQUEDUCT .consisting o eet of Iron » With elbow, water bex, and rr irtenances thereunto belongin gcones situated on atid adPonies ¢ aime 0 of said Spicer & Herne Relief fet Hill, in Nevada. apecconnty, Se. t land key mining clainis. on. w Se hor ith 4 , and a convenient space for the use and occv the same. a or You are hereby notified to be and and there to exhibit the proof.ofgaid Court on MONDAY, the 10th day Der oo then our gaid.Liens. z 13 3w “iB McFARLAND, Att*y for.Pit’f. DAILY TRANSCRIPT Newspaper & Job Printing Office, Commercial Street, Nevada. =, JHE Proprietors of this Establishinent have T purchased vagal Sang Job Offices ever Sraae t into the mo are now aye in the best possible manner, and at REDUCED RATES, every description of Printing, suchas _. BILL-HEADS;: CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS, BILLSOF FARE, POSTERS. PROGRAMMES, LABELS, . &ec.; &o., &e. : NOTICE T TO ALL! New Kalian “Barber Shop, Broad Street, Nevada, NEXT DOOR TO THE BLUE WING SALOON atchfual E keep ou your i A “Head, Hair Dressing ul Feat procter Ta8 Luxu a Shaving. b béntee’d bes Seebiie i25 Cents Shamp ~Rin ok cah die ais webaane oh bobo Cents ent © ie r 8 servation. (n10-Im) . ¥. DUC T a) TUMPS or Roots Extracted with ease and dex terity pe She EASED: Fee $2,60.' Office uv. Slock & Co’s earner Commercial street, Nevada. “ep7 Hydro Galvanism. EURALGIC or Nervous Pains in the Head and Face relieved almost instantly, by Dr. ‘Levason. Fee $2,529. Office Gver Block & Co’s corner ef Co street. ; Printers’ Furnishing House. PEALER IN TYPE AND PRESSES. . No. 111 and 133 Clay street, between Sansome and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO. E. R. Webb & Co’s Prin is said that any Apubeceen tc colored sina liquid paints at the ropts.of it. 1 : nee caret Fans meen 3 vs ha tea : Nevada Nex Nov. seth, 1800. Agent for Geo. Brnee’s ting Ma and Ruggles. Press Company’s unrivalled x 85-1¥ Me Day, saving time andLiens to;the fire about . _ SER Our -w that, if tent an have o1 Thomy Ras wretck pepper Sacran on fire sneezil " youngs _ THE be in t Sacran claim . 2 dollars Pavilio SER’ lady. a > knocke © was kr — on hiss the ind ELEC the Ist canvas greys, Daily, eertific TUL along t and ot! lime: si _ ging, & ing the OVE petitio ~ ran, co gree, _ prison. ©% Faw ~) Chare! Fair o ber, to ities. Exp visit 0 ) variou © the Ne Bie apple . ing on . = a strike water’ ent pr