The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-12
District COurt--HoS. NLEssEARLs, Presiding,
MONDAY. March IL.

District COurt-IIoN. NILEssEARIS, Presiding,
MONDAY March IL.
Richard Doeyer, a native of Germany, ad-
mitted to citizenship.
Paul Carty vs.. Creditors and VIZ. l.. VIM
ham VS.. Creditors.-Final decree OF discharge
entered.
Devon vs.. Williams ct al. and CospoVe VS..
Hiscox-Motion for decree of foreclosure ana
sale, granted in both cases.
John Peterson vs.. creditors, and W. II. Wal
lis W. creditors.-Sheriff appointed assignee;
Iachman VS.. Corbett ct als.-Motion for Judg-
ment for balance due plaintiff after decree and
judgment of foreclosure and sale-granted'
Woodberry VS.. Dyer Ledge Co.-Moton TO
substitute r. J. Van De Water, defendant, ID
place of II. 2. Russ-granted.
Fletcher VS.. Shattuck.-Demurrer to PLAIN
tiff's complaint submitted and overruled.
Sellerhoff VS. Jacobs ct al.-Motion of defen-
dants for nonsuit-granted.
TUESDAY March II.
Haoadorn VS.. Coe ct al.-Continued until the
23d inst, by consent.
Wallis vs.. Wallis.-J. l. Caldwell appointed
referee.
Marriott tai. vs.. Jacobs.-Motion to dissolve
Injunction submitted and stipulation filed.
Booth VS.. Small ct al.-Defendants charged
with contempt, in violating order of injunction
Testimony heard, and case taken under ADVISE
ment.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning.
| VoTE FOR SENAToR.-On the first ballot
for Senator, in Joint Convention, ON Saturday
the vote was as follows:
For McDougall-Chase, Clark, DeLong, Ed
gerton, Harvey. Hill, Irwin, Ryan, Sharp, Tho
mas, Burnell, Coltrim, Conness, Coyarrubias,
Denniston, Dougherty, burst, Eastman, Green,
Henderson, Hill, Hunter, Stearnsy Tilden, Wal
ter and Wright.
For Nugent-De la Guerra, Gallagher, Wat
son, Watt, Childs, HorSell, Lippincott, Munday
and O'Brien.
! kins, Buell., Coleman, Curtis, Foster, Hagans,
Harris, Harrison, Morrison, Piercy, Walden,
White and Wood Of Plumas.
For PheE2s-Burbank, Heacock, Rhodes,
Shafter, Avery, Banks, Blair, Campbell, Cher
nv, Clark, Crocker, Fargo, Flanders, Ford, Har-
riman, Morgan, Porter, Spence, Tilton, Tittell
and Wiley
For WeDer-Dickinson Eagan, Franklin,
Merriet. Parks, Pico, Thornton, Vance, Warm
castle, Williamson, Amyx, Baechtel, Bradley,
Chandler, Gillette, Gordon, Holman, johnson,
Laspeyre, Montgomery, Patrick, Powell, hoSs'
Scott, Showalter, Sorrell and Wood Of Yolo.
| For Whitesides-Crittenden, Hanson and
Haan.
For C. M. Creanor-Kurtz.
For G.. w. BOwie-Smth OF Tulare.
For +. A. Heacock-Phelps.
For J. p. Hoge-Smith Of Placer, and Miller.
Presents TO THE PREsIDEET.-Th Spring
field correspondent of the Bulletin, in a
letter dated Feb 10th, says:
Several noteworthy additions were made with
in the last few days to the collection Of gifts
gathered since November by the President elect.
There was, in the first place, complete broad
cloth suit, manufactured by an eDterprislng
firm of merchant tailors at Chicago, and to be
worn by the recipient on the 4th of March! -
Then there was a second gold headsd cane, ex-
pressed from California by some unknown adj
mirers of the Great Railsplitter. n box arrived
Furthermore, some days since, from Tennessee,
with the name of the Presidential consignee,
but not of the consignor. Hence some hesita-
ton to open it was at first felt by Mr.. Lincoln's
private secretary, and the box left untouched
until yesterday morning, when, upon cautiously
removing the lid, it was found to contain a
stuffed figure, intended to represent "nigger
boy."
The oldest of the Presidential presents, how
ever, came to hand night before last. 1t was
nothing less than whistle made out Of pigs
tail In the face of the old saying to the com
trary, you may perhaps think this joke; busI
have seen the novel instrument with my owa
eyes, and heard the President elect practice upon
it with my own ears, so that there can be no
mistake about it. Mr.. Russell, the Secretary of
the State Of Ohio, is the person who heretofore
owned and sentthe whistle which h well known
to politicians in Ohio. Mr.. Lincoln, after try
ing il for some time, was heard to remark that
he had not suspected, up to this time, that there
was "music in such thing as pigs tall"
SiNTENcED.-On the 9th inst-y Bishop Kip
in the presence of fifty or sixty persons, as
sembled at Trinity Church. San Francisco,
read the sentence deposing Rev. G. b. Tay-
Or from the ministry, for violating the can
mons of the church.
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