The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-05
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LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
DISTRICT CoURT-April 4th.--NIiddle Yuba
Canal Co. VS.. Eureka Lake Co.--Attachment
dismissed.
Saul Levy vs.. creditors.-Applicunt discharged
from his debts.
Anna Brittschneider VS.. August Brittschnei-
der,-NIotion for final decree submitted and ta-
ken under advisement.
1smert VS.. Bisbee e. al.-Defendants wanted
ton days additional time 70 submit statement on
motion for new trial.
Rasmussen VS.. Jones & eck.-Statement
IN motion for new trial submitted and taken
under advisement.
McNeely VS.. Cal Stage Co.-Demurrer to
complaint overruled, and leave granted to file
briefs within ten days.
Rayner VS.. Kidd ct al, Colnan VS.. Kidd ct
al.-Judgment for plaintiffs.
Geo. Rees VS.. His Creditors. Motion to ap-
point d. H. Williams assignee submitted and
taken under ADJUSTMENT.
J.E. Johnston VS.. NJ. Mcleod and wife,
Judgment for plaintiff.
Woodwork VS.. .Knowlton.-Motionf for new
trial argued and submitted.
March 5th.-The attachment suits against
Hagadorn < Bowley were dismissed, the same
having been settled.
Ashton VS. Faylor.-Judgment for plaintiff.
Bayes VS.. Menguire.-Motion for new trial
taken under advisement.
wilkins VS.. Stidger.-Moton for new trial
argued and submitted.
CoCNTY ScBIP.--By the notice of the County
Auditor, in another column, it will be observed
that ten thousand dollars, now in the county
special fund, has been set apart for the redemp-
ton of outstanding warrants ON the general
fund. Bids will be received up to the first
Monday in May, at which time the Supervisors
will meet and make the award. No bids can
be accepted at a higher rate than the par value
Of the scrip. The rates being equal, the Board
are required to make the award to the bidders
for the smallest sums; the rates and amounts
being equal, the oldest registered scrip will have
the preference. The law under which the re-
demption is required to be made, will be found
in the Statute of 1859, pages lSl and 1872. Par
ties holding county scrip, on the general fund,
can get nearly, if not quite, the par value, by
surrendering it to the county, and taking an
order on the special fund. The proposals will
have to be accompanied by the warrants, which
will of course be returned if the bids are not
accepted.
CHINN & BowLEY.-These gentlemen hav-
ing purchased the entire stock of dry-goods in
the store Of the late firm of Hagadorn & Bow
ley, and settled the attachments suits, have
formed co-partnership and re-opened the es-
tablishment. Mr.. Chinn, the late popular
County Treasurer, has resided in this place for
nearly three years, has an extensive acquaint-
ance among our citizens, and has the tact and
business habits requisite for success as a dry
goods merchant.
NEW wADvERTIsEMENTs.-Dr. II. Hunt Of
fers for sale King Cotton, Caster Oil, Cutie
Fish and South Carolina hemp seed. Spence
& Wickes, in their researches after antiquities
OF the human race, have discovered few bot
ties Of "Old Doctor Townsend's Sarsaparilla, "
and variety of other patent medicines, which
they offer for sale by the dozen or single bottle.
STEAMER NEvADA.-Capt. Kidd, the prin-
cipal owner Of the steamer Nevada, arrived in
town on Thursday evening, and we are pleased
TO learn from him that there is every prospect
the steamer viii be raised. The contractor is
still at work, adjusting his apparatus, and at
no time has the undertaking been abandoned.
ANOTHER SToRM.-After a couple of pleas
days, we have prospect of another storm. As
we go to press the wind is in the southwest,
and the heavy black clouds are gathering over
mead, indicating severe storm.
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