The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Patrick Cooney, an Irish
man by birth, aged about 80 years, died very
suddenly yesterday afternoon, in cabin near
the Elevator Mill, where he asliyng with two
brothers. We learn from Dr. Bates, who was
called to see him, that he had an attack or fit
somewhat resembling appoplexy, on the 9TH
inst, and has since been in i'll health, though
able to be round, and complaining but little.
About noon yesterday, he complained of his
head, and his brothers advised him to send for
the priest and doctor, but he objected, stating
that he was not very sick. During the after
noon he was left alone, for a short time, and
when one Of his brothers returned he was living
dead on his bed They immediately sent for
DIR. Bates, but of course the doctor could rem.
der him no assistance. The deceased has been
in California several years, and leaves a wife
and two children in New York city.
THE LECTURE.-Pursuant to announcement
Mr.. Tomlinson delived his lecture at the Court
House on Sunday afternoon, and we learn that
there were some sixty or seventy hearers pres
ent among them several ladies' The venera-
BILE lecturer quoted largely from the Koran and
the Bible, and his discourse abounded in alle-
gores. He was frequently interrupted by APP
pause. In this connection we wish to correct
an erroneous statement made in our SATURDAYS
issue. We stated that Mr.. Tomlinson had
written to the Marysyille Express, Senator
Merritt and others, that they had promised to
assist him in bringing about an understands
be condition of public affairs. Mr. Tomlinson
informs us that the parties he wrote to had not
answered his letters, and deemed this matter
of so much importance he wished us to correct
it, which we cheerfully do.
GLASS BLOwEKs.-The Theater was crowded
yesterday, at the entertainment given by the
glass blowers, and besides being novel ex-
hbition, was one Of the most interesting ever
given in town. They have perfect steam en-
gine, constructed entirely of glass and being
perfectly transparent, the philosophy of the
steam engine is'readily comprehended. Many
fine specimens of glass work manufactured du-
ring the exhibition, are given away to the audi
ence. They give another entertainment this
evening.
COURT OP SEssIONs.-In the Court of Ses-
sOns, yesterday, Jacob Webber and John
Glynn, indicted for assault with intent to
commit murder, and David Manson, indicte
for petit larceny, plead not guilty. The case
Of Manson was set for trial July 22d, that of
Webber for July Oath, and Glynn for the 25th.
A venire for eighteen triel jurors was issued
returnable on the 22d.
STAGE ENTERPRIsB.-We und derstand that
a movement is on foot for establishing daily
stage line to run from Lincoln to Virginia City,
by way of Grass Valley, Nevada, Eureka and
the Henness Pass. The purpose is to put on
sufficient stock on the route, and establish sta
tons at such distances, as to make the trip in
two days. The movement is started by men
who have ample means tOcarry it out.
STAGE TO WAsHoB.-Mr. Mau has made
arrangements to run line Of stages between
Nevada and Virginia City this summer. The
first stage starts from here next Thursday NOR.
ming. and for the present the trips will be made
once a week
GRASS VALLEY NATIoNAL.-The proprie-
tors of the Grass Valley National have pur-
chased new Office to replace the one destroy
ed by fire, and we understand their paper will
make its appearance again on Thursday next.
COTTAGE FOR SALE.-Mr. F. Mansell Of
fers for sale very neat and ell-fnished cot
tage on Aristocracy Hill. The place is now
renting for SO per month, and will be sold
cheap. See his advertisement.
New GooDs.-Mr. Jacob RoseHthal has just
received an extensive assortment of dry goods,
at his old stand, No. IS Main steet, and his new
store on Broad street. We call attention to
his advertisement.