The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-29
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LOCAL MATTERS.


ment of California volunteers, was held at the
Theater yesterday afternoon, under an order of
the County Court. The following officers were
elected: Captain, II. A. Greene, Nevada; lst
Lieutenant, w. |. Wright, Nevada; I'd Lieuten-
ant, w. B. Smith, Little York; Breyet I'd Lieut..
Merrill Savage, San Juan; lst Sergeant, S.
Winans, San Juan; ID Sergeant, S. Winans,
San Juan; Sd Sergeant, J. A. Stidger, San
Juan; 4th Sergeant, G. L. Schwab, Little York.
lst Corporal, J. ]. Hill, San Juan; I'd Corporal
II. +. Davidson, Green Horn Creek; Sd Corpo-
raj, w. L. Gale, Dutch Flat; 4th Corporal, G.
Bentell, San Juan; Drummer, C. II. Hyde;
Fifer, John Baker. The company meets every
morning at clock, A. NJ, at the armory of
the Nevada Rife Company for the purpose of
perfecting themselves in the drill
LIBERAL.-Among the members of the vol
unteer company organized at this place, are a
number who have not the means Of paying
their board. We learn that Mr.. Chas. B. Irish
Of the Fashion Restaurant, and Messrs. Crush
& Parker of the U. S. Hotel have each engag-
ed to board two of them until such time as the
company shall be ordered to join their regiment
in San Francisco. This is certainly very libe-
raj on the part of those gentlemen, and we
trust that Others of our citizens engaged in like
business will see that none of the volunteers
are allowed to go hungry.
THB OoNvENTIoN.-At the time of going
TO press we learn that strong Uuion resolutions
had been adopted by the Democratic County
Convention now in session, without dissent
ing vote. John |. Caldwell, of Nevada, was
nominated for District Judge on the first ballot;
Chas. Kent, Of Nevada, was nominated for
Sheriff by acclamation; B. B. Layton, of Grass
Valley for Clerk; Henry Everett, of Bridgeport,
Treasurer; Thos. p. Hawley, OF Nevada, Dis
trict Attorney.
FLAG SrAFF.-Nevada Hose Co. No. |, in
tend erecting fag-pole ninety.six feet long,
in front of their hose house, at half-past six
o'clock this evening. They have beautiful
American flag, manufactured in this city, the
design Of which is somewhat unusual. The
stars, thirty-four in number. being placed in
the form of pyramid on the blue ground work
TO denote the strength and frmness of the gov
ernment of which the stars and stripes are the
national emblems.
OOUhI-JuHG LOlns-DOOllOR VS.
Jones and Hull-order for judgment. Dun
ming ct al. VS.. Rankin ct al.-MotiOn for new
srial submitted. Jollicour VS.. Hill & Moyes.-
Motion on part of defendants to continue cause
denied John Ried admitted to citizenship
yenire issued for twenty trial jurors, return
able July 10th. Court adjourned till Tuesday
next, at 10, An
PIcToRIALs.-Messrs. c. NJ. Bates & Co.,
Of Broad Street Book Store, and G. W. welch,
Of the Pioneer Book Store, have received by
the last mail steamer, supply Of late eastern
pictorial papers. They are filled with spirited
views Of war scenes, Of peculiar interest at the
present time. Harper's Weekly, the New
York Illustrated News, and Leslie's Pictorial,
can be had at the above mentioned stores.
SELL.-A man came riding into town this
morning, from Buena Vista Ranch, and stated
that a report had reached that place, to the ef-
feet that a secession flag was raised in Nevada
last night, causing bloody riot He had come
in to help bury the dead, and was agreeably
disappointed to learn that his services in that
line we're not required.
COUNTY CoURr-June 2Sth.-Scharff VS..
GTaber.-Tried and submitted. Fisher vs..
Cohn.-Testimony on part of plaintiff heard,
and cause continued for further hearing. Leigh
ton IS. Williams ct al.-Appeal dismissed. Ad-
iourned till Monday next at 10 N.
THERE will be meeting of the Nevada
county Bible Society, at the Baptist Church, at
o'clock tomorrow Sunday evening. An
address will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Buel,
agent of the American Bible Society for Cali
fornia. All are cordially invited to attend.
RELIoIoUs.-Rev. Mr. Buel, agent Of the
American Bible Society, will preach tomorrow
Sunday morning, at IL o'clock, at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
THE old Breckenridge electiOneering flag,
with the names Of Breckenridge and Lane taken
off, was raised in front of Grimes saloon. on
Pine street, yesterday.
BRIDGE TAx.-We learn that over 81 200
vas paid over to the Marshal yesterday, on the
special bridge tax, and we presume considerable
more will be paid to-day.
REPUBLICAN CONvBETIoE.-TheR Republ-
san County Committee have called Conven-
zion to meet at Nevada on the 18th proximo TO
nominate candidates for county officers.