The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-03
Aerada SellIotrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

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Their names are as follows:
H. A. Trautman, ]. S. Rupericht, ]. Veul-
niger, Geo. Moheril, Jas. Irving, E. Jacobs,
ID. A. Hitler, Henry Johnburg, John Huyder,
Bernard Kuymer, VIM. Miller, Jas. McNelus,
VIM. Green, Jno. Murray, A. Schroger, Pat'k.
Hemolan, w. c. Young, Jno. Kelley, Joseph
Robinson, Dennis Spillend, N. M. Olsin, Gan
son Ppolite, Florent Dupont, Henry Duffret,
Thos. Turner, VIM. Hill, NJ Demures, Fran
els Haubar, s. Clottz, Pat. Murphy, T. Born
cross, Jas. Delaney, ]. III. Fanney, Michael
Marion, Jno. N. Wagner, Thos. Clark, C. Nc
Donald, Stephen Fletcher, II. Scaddin, Alex.
Lind, NJ. Jordan, M. Doyle, Alex. lie Badt, w.
Richards, VIM. Luke, w. ]. Hill, VIM Aplin,
Chas. Straube, Jerry Lynch, P. ]. LIE KOCH
We judge that not less than three hundred
aliens have been admitted to citizenship in the
District Court of this county, within the past
two months.
SPEAKING IN THE CoUNTY.-A vigorous
and exciting canvass is now going on in this
county, and meetings are held at half dozen
different points every evening. II the people
do not vote right, it will rot be for lack of eff
forts to enlighten them. Mr.. Palmer spoke at
Mooney Flat yesterday evening, and speaks
again this evening at Omega. Messrs. Belden
and Caldwell are also announced to address the
people at Washington, tonight, and McCon-
nell and Dibble speak at Red Dog. The
Breckinridgers and Lincolnites are supposed
to be doing great deal of private canvassing,
but do not exhibit the activityof the Douglas
men. The Belleveretts give themselves no un-
easiness, but knowing they cannot carry the
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course.
MEETING AT RoUGH & READY.-Messrs.
Mcconnell and Dibble spoke at Rough &
Ready yesterday evening, in accordance with
previous announcement. An arrangement had
been made for political discussion between
Messrs. Dibble and Whiteside, but the latter
failed to come and Judge Searls and C. w.
Hill went down to supply his place. McCon-
nell and Dibble offered them the most liberal
terms, which they refused to accept but pre-
ferred to grind out their Secession arguments
to bakers dozen of hearers, after Dibble had
concluded his speech. We learn that McCon-
nell and Dibble had fine audience, and with
the exception Of one or two attempts by some
rowdies to break up the meeting, every thing
passed off well.
SLUIoE RoBBER KILLED.-We learn from
MIR. Colby, the expressman to Eureka town.
ship, that Frenchman named La Blange was
shot and killed, in the mining claims of Chas.
Haskell, near Arnold's Ranch, last Wednesday
night. He was shot by Mr.. Knifer, the night
watchman, while in the act of robbing the slui-
ces. The robber was armed with revolver,
which he discharged at Knifer after he had re-
ceived mortal wound, but fortunately without
effect man suspected of being an accom-
plice of La Blange has been arrested at Hum
bug.
The TIcKETs.-The Democratic tickets for
Nevada county have the words "For Conven-
ton" and "Pay the Debt" Those opposed to
calling Constitutional Convention can scratch
out the words "For Convention" and their
votes will then count against the measure. In
order to vote against paying the balance of the
old State debt, voters must write the words
"Repudate the Debt" on their tickets. We
hope there will be no votes in the county
against paying the debt.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-NextM Monday is
the day fixed by law for the regular meeting of
the Board Of Supervisors to transact county
business. But as the Board could not be in
session on Tuesday, on account of the election,
and will have to meet on the second Monday
after the election to canvass the returns. the
regular meeting for county business will be
postponed until Monday the 10Th inst.
BACHELORS CLUBP PARTY.-The Bachelors
Club, Of Nevada, gives their second party at
Withington's Hall, next Wednesday evening.
The Club purpose giving a series of dancing
parties during the coming winter.
In Town.. E. Hamlin, whe mas been abb
sent, attending school at Santa Clara, for some
months, arrived in town yesterday evening.
He will remain here for some weeks, during
the vacation, and return to his studies again.
DrscHARoED.-A. Baruh and John Hert.
ringer were to-day discharged from all their
debts and liabilities, in the District Court
Mr.. II. A. KELLY, of Orleans Flat, is a can.
didate for Constable for Eureka township.
THE District Court will meet on Monday
next, to set the cases on the calendar for trial.