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1tl having been made Ia tho garment It three psts-
.ad WI.n ) Acw!uisu.% para6~ q tae .nltr Il jauss
+ SpE1tE al sttet the ni7Etytu!h day or Aln. A. p.
tn an1 a4s lrzp-s:.vey % The aes ~ cfMay ~,
lsdU snd s6 amounting Ia The 31,e4asc 20 the .M of
T.ea1ytNe Auadrea tni.,. .A ttsrH:. e wtka ss ~
k7se e.eeet.! hy it .i 1hSwa. bGytistea ri Nl1-
A:SpdaErf datr4 II. .Id iash .y q APRIL 4; D. lay n
Thta ~a* It pTatet hat il dtAass snuaa " hslc Y.
the u~TMest IT %d Entes reT u ttet. ~ The dayH
whcreou The should respectively tee"ne dus ali! pay.
7e that then tie vole hseurl b k1id ncfr-. *hentt
t+re- tb= opt!ua 1t tue <ai J-ssa r skrnt-T. tho
Iarta of Il. second part Ia s7ia rosxle b*tae saa"
dia:e,T tit aIrt Iayt thse
Ao,sc* l.. th-1ehre hereby kiren ti.t ~ v:,'. Of
rover II +4c In ra1d nInf c'nAlnet The HHtx
hSax'e WILL Tnrs4v. the twesfY sixth DAY Ut July
- It lb"t:sk ~ 1t Le nc ~ tfo.t ao;f q sao
tAnrt li':e. IN III" II l.! co. toitsy u tt"k sasa
baLte f'r cash n h-ti thr c. .t 'c1o = hs4 1.o1f
and thsrct axe with power OF sa . tseate
rid hf. md Al ens's Incident ttrrro Was
Lis Dre. Two. Thrte mt Far. In Htrtt No. J*t7tJ-
T~ Ia the sonth Raneh aa!.n fn chIsaki i. he snh-
div.ca .asd uuek sec.f d IN The Recorders DECO
Of Cok County, In ,be S'a.e u tS@ ao4 ~ ths txht
71i eqay VI rtrlntlon If the 7a Ih"ta4 Z.
and William 8. NcWIams. said morsaxa Is Eec''dsd "a
hook - 1t Mortgages, P7sI ~.
July 9TH, lS4. Jtl*lAH T. JAAES
GEORGE 4. S.hiSCEK,
d. ?. JAH4s, Attf. Ety6-td.tE@! Mnstxa<x~s-
, 1859-07-21

1F1 acoture af Mortgage hearing d7ie a. iounh day
Drsrm!~s; 4. D. 1e'. <,een1tl ty As r. P"vera aax
A!3trt i. Ray 1nt Samuel H. Fay eopAftntf& nndsx
ts stYc AID nr4 Ut Fay anA t<1AAy EhiSAko,
1n"a s7I k1xnrs The fssy-
nlehs to the ek ii tr of tsAn1. According
10 certain notr Of even te with sA1 nTtsas fF Sho
Hald suu raEhe thse nnths after .atc tsftu ~ih inter-
es4 At tht Eo nf t<n rxt. anhn. '&y kate1 sod
zh1 ed unto tbs A shfF heir. and
G<ns EbF al those luts tasres as hd sn
atein the County Of HoEe anf Sterile of htA de.f4t
~ sEo~A to witt The nusth*a~ quarter IN & ~ u fhA
southeast 9uazteE &. {. AnA 1hs sata ssAt quAr.
:sr &. \, q ;he ro1,h n at =; quansst = N Of
tace north Se four o. ~. q The th'! nsa-
of <4 nrrfaxs rnn.e- ta e iaol: IL ~ taynsens
q MD u'e tntTe n'-nttne! md wa aat
lied fe ron! ,he oce q tho keeotder of <a EosnsY
f-r.rIe il s7td nte In bok Of uusts.s k1se ~.
ttuit h4y5s been mas Ia tho payment q tbs s1:1
money aEd INTEREST," .cure to b. pai bY aatL muse-
And there hetnx due and pad IN MI naea asd mort
Sr tie Aal Of Ax0l A1rt the :bterf thereon tbs
Often .tr rom tho fotta t4y Of pecen
be-, Isl.
Notice ,h~rere hereby vcn that hy sssua of ss aid
Hnz7Ea an The r1wr7 Of therein ea.taEt.. the uHdef
E9hea Mortgages will the thirtieth day IT July
H. D. s oeek In The foFe1oun, II tho at 0ousA
dtss the city " Cheagn Comfy Of Ces& I'D stats Of
fnh tkt1 fF xte , e p'thc aucttcn to rue highest
tdrf f call. the .at Land beretu above tescb.
*I au4 Ill The :. II aE1 e.iy of rEcE,Eu ef the I'D
uarEf a7xa,Es tH+'e.r. ALltEEf X fA1 Aad
Da31d June -, 12se. DANCE Ell D. FA4.
{tmrtt er antrf via hsu uEt CT tay i COM
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
Our Position.

In view of the fact that some Of the news
papers insist on misunderstanding our posi-
tion. We deem it proper to define our posi-
tion. The Placer Press calls us Weller or
gan. and the =. f. National, in the infniiy
Of il. wisdom and plentitude Of its power,
CLASSES our politics as independent.
10 reply to the Placer Press we must say,
once for ALL that this paper is not a Weller
organ. is not Gwin organ, is not Wash
ington organ, is not Denver organ. is not
q McDougal organ. and. in short, is not the
organ of and one Of the aspirants for politi-
cal honors. OF all the hundreds such in the
Democratic party. We shall take the liberty
TO differ with any OF all Of them, II our sense
of right dictates it, aud we shall agree with
all OF them when we cunscientiously think
they are right. Whichever we do, we shall
strive to accomplish with NIL due courtesy,
not forgetting that all these men are gentle
men, and have the same right to opinions
and are as free to act as We are. So much
for being anybodys organ.
In regard to the classification Of this pa
per-. politics by the San Francisco National.
as independent we perhaps, should not com
plain. If the S. +. National means TO class
shis paper as independent in the technical
sense OF that term as II is used and under
stood among the newspapers, the S. f. Ma
tional is mistaken. This paper is. we hope
and intend, thoroughly Democratic, but is
independently SO; and il the s. +. National
intended that meaning lin the classification
II was correct. That paper claims the same
for itself and surely it will dilotr one horse
mountain paper, located far from the centre
of ofpolitcal light. to claim some sort of inde'
pendent democracy. viii the s. +. Nation
al retract its classification Of this paper, ifit
intended that we should be set down as in
dependent in the technical sense or, if it
does insist on the classification, will it for
mally read this paper out OF the democratic
party
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
heufer.

Mrs. Wood, the Queen of Comedy and
Song" assisted by a talented Company
among whom are Leman, Stephens. Phelps,
Hamilton, Bray, Mrs Vining and Mrs Evard
have been playing at Hamilton Hall Theater
since Monday Evening last On the open
ing night the house was crowded, and since
then good audiences have been IN atten.
dance.
Last night Mrs. Wood took Compllmen.
tary Benefit. and the house was crowded
Tonight will be the last of her engagement
at this theatre and the house should be filled
as the bill offered is the best of the season
Mrs. Wood appears at Nevada, on Monday
Evening.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
dence closed cause argued and submitted TO
iury and verdict rendered for Defts.

/ dence closed cause argued and submitted 10
Jury and verdict rendered for Defts.
Mouday Jan. gath
Vim. Lewis ct ais VS. Abel Lowe ct ais
on affidavit filed and motion of defendant
Attorneys cause continued for one month
from date.
Jules Fricc. ct ais VS. Mr. Atwood ct ais
On stipulation of parties filed cause con-
tnued until Feb'y next.
Edward Kelsey VS. Abbott ct als-findings
Of court filed and judgement for pitt. with
foreclosure of mortgage. Attorneys to pre-.
pare decree.
Edward Kelsey VS. Abbott ct als-same
as above.
Joseph wooiwortb vs. Geo. Dawsou-On
reading agreement of parties Judgment Tor
pltf with stay Of execution two months
from date.
People VS. Lenhart, Fleury ct als-suhniit-
ted by consent of the Court for decision.
with leave to file written brief in one week
John A. Dunn va Mcfarland & Pegg-B.
l.. Lamarque intervening by consent OF
Counsel. leave granted to Deft's. Attorneys
to file amended answer-and one week from
date to the lntervenor to file bis answer.
Barnard Rogers VS. L. c. McKibby ct ais
jury empanellcd, evidence closed and
cause continued till tomorrow.
Tuesday January 25th.
Barnard Rogers vs. l.. C. McKibby ct ais
argued submitted to jury, and verdict re-
turned for Defii's.
Joseph Kervillo VS. A. II. Wheleer-judg-
ment for pitt. decree of foreclosure and order
of sale OF mortgaged premises.
Wm. A. Gray ct ais johnson & Gayle
jury empanelled, evidence on part of Pitt.
heard aud cause continued.
EKelsey VS. Abbott ct als-judgment for
pltf foreclosure Of mortgaged and order of
sale given.
E Kelsey VS. Abbott ct als-same order.
II Layton VS. Hirshman ct als-judgment
for plft. foreclosure of mortgaged and sale
OF premises ordered.
wednesday January. 26th.
Vim A Gray ct ais J Gaylo-evidence
closed, cause submitted to jury and a verdict
for del!t's.
A. a. Sargent VS. Connell & Kelsey
judgment pltf, foreclosure OF mortgage and
sale Of premises ordered.
Thursday Jannary 2Tth.
+ Kelsey vs. Abbott ct als-stay of pro-
ceedings one week from date.
A Mcrryman IS Thomas Mnlligan jury
waived. cause tried and submitted.
David Batchder " L 5 Gregary-jury
waived cause tried and submitted-without
argument.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
Rock Tunnel.

As we announced two weeks since that
the Rock Tunnel Company had struck the
pay dirt brief, description Of their works
may not be uninterestine. The mouth OF Rock
Tunnel is about one mile from Garss Val
ley, on Slate Greek. The Tunnel is ?. 500
feet in length over 1000 feet OF which il
through hard rock The Company sank a
shaft 60 feet from the end Of their Tunnel
to the pay dirt, which makes the dirt about
2lO feet from the surfae They have sank
four or five slafts iIom the Tunnel. for
prospecting. Their last shaft is about
60 feet deep and the gravel is said to pros
poets from 80 cents to ) to the pan. The
Company are making arrangements to sink
a sha # from the surface for the purpose OF
raising their pay dirt. This Tunnel il will
90 reccollected was commenced about five
years since. its owners have done most Of the
work themselves, and estimating their work
at a low valuation with the money they hav
paid out, the Tunnel has cost about $4,000.
The lead is supposed to be the continuation
Of the Alta lead.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

True AND BEAUTIFUL.-George S. Hilliard
of Boston seys II confess taat increasing
years bring with them an increasing respect
for men wLo do no: succeed in life, as those
woTdsare commonly used. Heaven has been
said to be place for those who have not sue
ceeded upon earth and it is surely true that
celestial graces do not best bloom in the hot
blaze OF worldly prosperity. Ill success Of
ten arises from superabundance Of qualities
in themselves good-from conscience too
sensitive, a taste too fasiidious, self forget
frlness too romantic, and modesty too re
tiring. Twill not 60 so far as to say, with
the living poet, that the world knows moth
ing Of its greatest men, but there are forms
of greatness, or at least. excellence, which
die aud make no sign; there are martyrs that
miss the palm but not the stake; heroes with
the laurels aud comforters without the tri.
umph."
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

STARTLING RrNoE.-It is said the Presi-
dent was so intent on bis message arriving
in California by the Southern Overland Mail.
that he, instigated by Senator Gwin and sev
sral distinguished Southern Senators. had
the darkey shO swept out bis study locked
sp for a week, for tear that the aforesaid dar-
key had obtained. In the course Of his bust
ness, some stray leaves Of his message. and
would send it to California by the Salt Lake
route. Confinement seriously affected the
nigger's health.
Thus did the President try to crush free
California and go counter to her interests
The Indignation OF the independent press is
especially called for. nov that the great out
rage is made public.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
rc- Col Jobn T Cren.bov lcft yernd,

G1S- Col. John T. Crenshav left Nevada
City, on Monday last, for his home in the
good state of Missouri. Col. c. proposes to
be gone few months. He goes by the
Southern Overland Route, about which be
pro misses to keep us posted.
Col. Crenshaw has the universal wish OF
the citizens of Nevada that his journey may
be pleasant. his meeting With friends and
relative be happy, and himself may always
be prosperous. As a public officer and a
man. Col. Crensbaw leaves no better and
truer behind him.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
The Sierra Citistn .hy.:

We cannot Democrstically comprehend
the Nationals indisposition to be satisfied
with the election Of Stratton to the speaker
chip, and with the legislative caucus resolu-
tions everywhere promulgated.
We are satisfied with the election Of Mr..
Stratton. We have not lost an hours sleep
or a singls dinner on the account of his ele'
yation. We democratically say that Philip
Moore, good democrat, was made to bear
the sins of Gov. Weller, (if the Governor had
any and was to suffer the hate the polti-
clans bore the Governor. This was undem-
ocratically the case, outside Of the caucus.
We are not enough politicians to be satisfied
with unfair defeat and we amt satisfied.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

GEORGE A. YoUNG.-This geetleman, As.
semblyman from Nevada County, seems tc
be peculiarly obnoxious to the Opposition
papers. all over the State. He cannot make
a motion, give a notice or cay word in the
Assembly without those papers going into
spasms Of virtuous indignation. At last
accounts Mr.. Young was alive ard well
ald attending to his duties with the energy
aud ability which make the Opposition SO
rampant.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
THE COMPOUND sYRUP
sarsaAprilla, Yellow Dock, and
lodide Of Potass.

Is no more nor less than what its name Implies, each
dose of one table spoonful contain hve grains OF
lodide Of Poass. We defy competition in this article,
our arrangement are such that We get our sara
narilla Boot direct from Houduras and our Iodde Of
Iatass direct from England. in large quantities
sequenty We believe the only hrm who can
furnish the same article at 81 per bottle can be
sold by all respectable druggists at the above price
Be careful and get the genuine article-use none
other aud from past experience we are well assured
that it will give perfect satisfaction TO every person
who may use t-packsd in one and two dozen tasss
ready t., ship TO any part OF the country. Druggists
will lind II TO their advantage To sell this Sarsapar
Ia in preference to all others.
X. HALL & co. Proprletors,
LA and l4a Clay Street, bclew Montgomery
z71y san tIarelgs.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

BUGNs' FEsTIvAL-We acknowledge the
reception OF ticket to attend the centen.
nial anniversary of the birth of Robert
Burns. which took place at the Hotel de
Paris, on the Evening of the 25ih inst The
Evening was passed with toasts. speeches,
songs and the dance. and was altogether one
Of the most pleasant affairs which ever oc
cured in Nevada. Sickness in our family
prevented our attendance.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

SOMEWHAT IN ERRoR.-A cotemporary
claims that California pays more for the post
Office in proportion to the amount expeaded
for their benefit, than do the people of the
people of any other section Of the United
States. An examination of the figures will
convince our contemporary of its error. One
third OF the expenditures of the post Office
department are for the transportation of the
Pacific mails. Where the department re-
ceives one dollar from the people of the Pa
cifc coast, It expends five for their benefit
S. T. CaH
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

Szs- The sluice boxes o: Alta Company
No. 2 on Friday night of last week. were
robbed of about $500 worth of gold. Iii.
remarkable how fast intercourse with the
whites civilizes the Indians. In a few years
the digger will be self supporting institu-
tion, aud will therefore need no "Reserva-
tions" to keep up bis dignity and animal
economy. Then bone of contention can he
safely removed from California politics.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

"SHE ALWAYS MADE HoNE HAPPY."-Such
was the brief but impressive sentiment which
a friend wished US to add to al obituary no.
tice of one who had gone before What
ts;;sT tribute could be offered to the memo.
ry Of the loved and lost Eloquence with
her most lofty eulogy, poesy with her
most thrilling dirge could find nothing so
81" "eet, so touching, so suggestive of the vir
tues of the dead as those simple words She
al,cays made home happy.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

WI ArHER ITEM / night snow came
and covered the hills and vallies round abou,
with its winter mantle. We would grow
poetical over the fact but that rheumatism
which has been giving our limbs pretty CO.
we're ~renches for u week past grew impru-
dent with the coming Of snow and drove out
poetry with pain
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

We understand thata suit for the recovery
of 81 100 wal soon be commenced against
Nevada osusty by Mr. Charles Justice who IL
the Assignee oi Charles II Shaw. The Board
of Supervisors long ago ordered the warrent
for the sum to issue in favor of Shaw on bis
contract for building the Court House, but
as the Auditor thinks the amount due
Shaw has been had he refuseto issue tho
warrent to Mr.. Justice. The suit will prob.
ably be by mandamus against the Auditor.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

rB- A sample of tobacco which we OBJ
tanned at Stonehill's establishment. the 9th.
er day, when no one was in the shop, was
excellent as il was cheap The genuine nat
ural leaf can always be found at Stonehill's.
The came can be said Of Jessels apples
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

ac- Some villain entered the counting
room OF Levy and Marcellus, on the lower
part Of Main Street while the occupants were
at breakfast. yesterday morning and stole
therefrom Colts Revolver, for the recove-
~ Of which rev ard is offered.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

pr Korn & Loyn, the well known sellers
OF grub, kave removed from MIL Street to
the fire proof brick store lately occupied by
Martel. on Main Street, where they will sell
groceries at the lowest cash prices, and guar.
antee that customers will not grumble at the
quality of the aforesaid groceries. Give 'em
. call.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

THE COPAkrNERSHlp therefore, existing between
the Subscribers under the name aud style Of GUILE
& Co. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent
All demands against the Company should be pre
sented TO Z 7. GUILE aud JAMES COUNTER. Who
will continue the Lumber Business as heretofore At
the Woodpecker Saw Mill, under the name Of Guile
Co. Ill dues to the late Irln should also be pvid
a. above r GUILE
JAMES ,OU NTER
PETER BRU SSTETrER
Grass Valley, January rs, 1859 ~ STE
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

fnet among the medical men. that there has long
been wanted good and reliable preparation OF
sAhsAPARiiI.Aas a. nearly all that are manufactured
IN the East, ooSTAis srfRirs. and some them even
hrct kr although protesting not 20 do so-conse.
quentiy Tor all eutaneous diseases &c they are in.
jourous instead of benehcial.-Now in the prepAra.
ton We oiler to the public are willing to show
the receipt 10 any one-no matter whO-doctor
no doctor as every man has right TO know what hs
is taking
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

80 bill has been introduced into the Assem-
bly, TO regulate the interest money. ~ money
regulates everything else II seems that it oIght TO
be able TO take care Of itself Wheat and Potatoes
be just as sensibly regulated in price, money
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

Es- Candidates for Road Supervisors ara
almost as numerous about Grass Valley al
candidates for Senator about Sacramento
and San Francisco. Electioneering for both
shows that California has good politicians
jealous for the good Of the country.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

The true doctrine Of life is to push on. A
fig for man who says 4 can't, when reques-
ted to lift log, shoulder a bag, or write a
paragraph. i can't is always the language
OF drone or fool. The men for life aud
activity keep trying they Ike hold. pu>L
on aud make their fortunes 10 the end.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

y- Senator'S Burton and Lansing, AMI
Assemblymen Young. Phil Moore. Caldwell
Armstrong and Catalan, have supplied us
vith valuable legislative documents. Thank
zen gsstlemen.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

LEcrUEE.-The fifth OF the series Of free
lectures, at the Congregational Church. will
be delivered on Wednesday Evening next by
A. B. DIBBLE, ESQ suLject-"WLL."
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

Ee- Pattison. Of Langton's Pioneer Ex-
press, has our thanks for san Juan and Dow
Neville papers Pat is whole load of
bricks at the express business.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

THE QUARTERLY MEETING-of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church South will commence
at the VI. +. Church in grnrs valley. on Sat.
urday. February jlh. at II o'clock T. Nj
The public are invited To attend.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

Weare Indebted to Hon. Charles z. Mount.
Assemblyman from CAlsverss County for
Sacramento pspers.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

THE SCANDAL MoNGER.-Trust no scandal
monger; and, above all, beware how you ex-
press any word Of Indignation or condemna-
tion of any one, in his presence, or speak jes-
tingly of their faults or iailings, for his is
the nature to carry it to them on wings Of
malice, with such embellishments as his low
ard grovelling mind shall snggest-and so,
back q forth, till the breach is widened past
the power Of friendliest ties to bridge il over
again Such beings win your confidence but
to betray it. They kill'reputatous with a
nod or wink. and then chuckle oser the mis-
chief they make. IN their low natures an
mated by the idea that it enhances their
personal Importance to have some thing to
communicate. they resuscitate the dead fol
lies o, your youth, and clothing them in q
lew dress, sci them upon your track. q
haunt you through life time of contrition
CoiOmG Times.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

RoBBERr.-On Friday evening last par
ty Of five Indians were out on a raid, and
robbed the sluice boxes OF the Alta Co. No.
2, of small amount Of gold AS the Indi'
ans were known TO Mr.. Delano, the Indian
agent for this county, he dispatched relia-
bic Indian messenger, on the following NOR
ming to the Indian camp where the derreda-
tors lived. ordering them to return the dust
or they must suffer the penalties Of stealing
by being confined iG the 'calaboose.
On Wednesday following a large delega-
ton Of the Indians made their appearance at
the agents Office and after expressing in
strong terms their disapproval of the acts of
few bad Indians, returned four parcels OF
of the dust, with promise of soon bringing
in the balance Mr.. Delano appears to have
great influence over them, and it is rarely
that our community have occasion to com
plain of them, and we seldom see drunken
Indian in our streets.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

rs-Charles Reed. from ST. Johns. New
Brunswick, was burned in his cabin, on
Osborne Hill, on Wednesday last.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

The account Of the Execution of Murray,
at Downieyille, on our outside. should have
been credited 10 the Sierra Citizen.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

TIL. above Reward will h- given fnr thr stt,rtt.u
AMI conviction Of the THE, VIA" stole Five luca
COLTS hENulNkK from the Oilicr Of the suh-rT
hers. on the Morning of Friday Jan 18th nr uuv
hall that sum Tor iite recovery uf the yistul
The number of the pistol g., - ~.
LEVY \ NAKSfIAs
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

GLoRYING IN oUE own SAANE.-We are
pleased to see the san Francisco Herald an
imadverting upon a certain practice of some
of the San Francisco papers. OF collating. in
their steamer editions every murder. at
tempt at murder outrage. couiugal infidclity
and other similar crimes aud vices. in such
a manner as to render them prominent, aud
excite particular attention to the record. "
1t cannot be pleasing TO their Eastern read
ers to have presented to them, as the leading
feature of the California news. a catalogue OF
crimes. And it is certainly not good taste
in California papers to glory in the shame
of our proud young State. So long as our
papers make transcript Of the criminal re-
cords Of the State the chief features OF their
Summaries" so long will California be
looked upon by the world at large as a law
less and immoral people Shosta Courier.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

5- Frank Nicholson, Public Admins
traitor, has returned to Nevada and intend,
settling his accounts.
Nevada national., 1859-01-29

DISTRICT CouRT.-A Telegraphic despatch
was yesterday received by Niles Searls
Judge Of this district. previous to the OPEN
ing Of Court, that the bill separating this
District from that of Sierra, had been signed
by the Governor aud become law, upon
this the Attorneys were informed OF the
fact, who having some of them important
Cases set for trial, and being in quandary
as to the commencement of the new term
under the new act, concluded to continue
their cases until Wednesday next. in order
to see into the amendments of the act thus
passed in reference to terms OF the District
Court in Nevada County.