The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-14
Ntrada gemutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS,

Tgu JouRNAL.-We understand that an
..hor number of the Journal will be issued to-
..,orrow morning, on a half sheet, and thepaper
III then be suspended. The order of the
nisrict Court, continuing the publication, was
made on account of the paper containing some
loo,l advertisements. the publication of which
iii he completed with the next number. The
1ournal is one of the pioneer papers Of the
c,,te. having been published continuously since
,be Spring of 1851. The S. F. Alta, Herald,
and the Sacramento Union, are the only papers
,ow nublished in the State, that were COM
msnced before the Journal.
ExPRAss.-Messrs. Johnson G. Durgin have
commenced running daily express from Ne
v,da to Dutch Flat, by way Of Quaker Hill,
Hunts Hill, Red Dog, You Bet, Walloupa,
and Little York. They also have daily ex-
,,,ess between Dutch Flat and Illinoistown.
Persons having occasion to send packages or
letters to any of the places named, can have
their business attended to promptly by entrust-
ing it with this express.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The case of Ferre vs.
Baldwin, suit for quartz lead on Gold Flat,
was taken up on Tuesday last, and is still on
trial. Yesterday, in the case of Chauvanne VS..
Finley ct al, five days time was given the de-
feudants to file statement on motion for a
new trial. To-day, the case Of Atkins VS.. Tay-
lor was continued at defendants cost. In
Woodruff VS.. Knowlton, plaintiff was given
until Saturday to file replication.
REcRUITINo.-Capt. Atchisson's company
of volunteers, now recruiting in this county, is
gradually filling up, eight recruits having been
sent to Auburn this week. Capt Atchisson,
who was in Nevada few days ago, says that
the volunteers at Auburn are supplied with
pelnty of good food, and everything else to
render them comfortable, and are rapidly i'm
proving in the drill.
THEATER.-As we have before announced,
Mr.. Buchanan gives concluding performance
at the Nevada Theater this evening. A new
rendition of Schillers great play of "The Rob-
bers," translated especially fer Mr.. Buchanan,
with such alterations as render it more enter
tanning to an American audience, is a sutf-
eent attraction, we doubt not, to ensure a
crowded house. The company go below to-
morrow morning.
CouRr OF SEssIoNs.-Ah Sing and All Ki,
indicted for grand larceny, were arraigned this
morning, in the Court of Sessions, and given
until Monday next to plead to the indictment.
The case of ]. c. Broderick was continued for
arragnment and plead until Wednesday next.
Court adjourned until Monday the 18th, at ten
A..
AMPUTATED.-About two weeks ago, Mr..
II. NJ. Buell. a teamster, was thrown from his
wagon near Turner's mill, and his right arm
and hand badly crushed by the wheel run
ming over it. To-day, DIR. H. Hunt amputated
two Of hi s fingers, and it is feared the arm also
viii have to be taken off.
PoRK.-Messrs. Chandler & Keyes, have
erected an establishment on Wet Hill, and pur-
pose saughtering several hundred hogs, for win
ter use. A hundred and fifty hogs, fattened on
Chandler's ranch in Sutter county, and calcu-
lated to weigh $50 pounds each were driven
through town yesterday.
SNow.-We learn that there was about
foot Of snow at Bowman's Ranch yesterday
morning. On the ridge, between Nevada and
Alpha, the ground was covered with snow,
though not To any depth