The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-07
Ntrada gemutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ialonde VS.. His Creditors.-Sherif appoint
ed assignee.
Head ct al. VS.. Parr ct al.-Argument on de-
,ourrer to answer continued until Saturday.
Hoyt ct al. VS.. Ryan.-Argument on motion
e. amend answer continued until the l4th inst
Lachman VS.. Banner-Judgment amended.
Ashton VS.. Taylor.-Leave granted defendent
N file amended answer.
Chandler VS.. Tomlinson.-Demurrer to COM
nlaint confessed, and leave granted to amend in
one week.
Winham VS.. His Creditors.-Motion to strike
out a portion of opposition filed, and motion
to amend schedule, continued until Saturday
next
Waite vs.. Thompson ct al.-Amendment to
schedule of liabilities of firm filed and allowed
Ransom VS.. Ransom.-Motion to amend an
swer granted.
venire ordered for twenty trial jurors, return
able on the Goth inst
Adjourned until Wednesday, the 9Th inst.
COUNTY CoURT.-Dec. 6th.-Cases on the
docket we're set for trial as follows:
Jaa. l5. Churchill VS.. Smith ct al.
Jan. l6. Tolls ct al. VS.. Marriott ct al;
Whartenby ct all VS.. FOss ct al.
Jan. II. Hofner VS.. Rotchford.
Rule VS.. Forsyth-appeal dismissed.
Ordered, That all applicants for discharge
from their debts, under the insolvent law, shall
pay to the Sheriff, when appointed assignee, the
sum of ten dollars, to defray expenses of re-
port, etc.
Jan. 7th.-Hanly VS.. Bard; Rosenthal VS..
Doraleota; Reeves VS.. acknowledgement
dismissed
Dooling VS.. Collins.-Motion to dismiss taxi
en- under advisement.
People VS.. McHardy.- Motion to reverse
Judgment taken under advisement.
Tanning VS.. Observation-Disclosures granted
leave to accept service of summons, and to an =
swer within five days.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning.
Snow SToRM.-We were visited on Sunday
last with severe snow storm. 1t commenced
showing about noon of that day, and continued
without ntermission for twelve hours, and yes
terday morning the ground was covered to the
depth of from twelve to fifteen inches in this
place. At Eureka the snow fell to the depth Of
three feet, and about the same quantity fell on
the ridge above Omega. The stage lines to
Omega and Moore's Flat have substituted
sleighs for stages. The weather has been quite
warm yesterday and to-day, and the snow is
gradually melting off.
SET FOR TRIAL.-The cases pending in the
District Court have been set for trial asfOllows
Jan. l9.-Ashton VS.. Taylor.
Jan. l8.-Cashin VS.. Griffin.
Jan. 2O.-Murray ct al. VS.. Anderson ct al.
Jan. .H.-Woodworth VS.. Knowlton.
Jan. W.-Marriott ct al. VS.. Jacobs.
Jan. 8.-Marriott ct al. VS.. Lamorie.
Jan. 25.-GOldstein ct al. VS.. Marx.
Jan. 0.-Ransom VS.. Ransom.
Jan. H.-The People VS.. Henry Searls.
Jan. @.-McDaniel VS.. Stdger.
Feb. l.-Rule ct al. VS.. Graves ct al.
The HOMICIDE AT FRENCH CoRRAL.-We
copied in our issue of Dec. 30th, an item from
the San Juan Press, stating that a man named
VIM. Ellis had killed one John Peel, near
French Corral, while intoxicated. This was a
mistake. Ellis was the name Of the murdered
man, and Peel the murderer. The latter was
examined before Justice of Bridgeport town.
ship, and committed on the charge of murder
de is now in Jail.
STAGE ACCIDENT.-The Orleans Flat stage,
while coming down on Sunday last, was upset
near the Kennebec House, about mile this
Ade oil Lake City, and a passenger named A.
AeNeely had his shoulder dislocated. No other
passenger was hurt, although there were several
IN the stage. McNeely was left at the Kenne-
Oeo House, and DIR. Meek went up yesterday
and adjusted the dislocated bone, and the in
I"eu man came down in yesterdays stage.
CAMPHENB.-Dr. Bates, of Broad Street
Drug Store. and E. F. Spence, druggist, No. AZ
broad street, received quantity of camphene,
Oy one of the teams which arrived this NOR
ning' For the past two or three weeks not
gallon Of camphene eeuld be obtained either in
Nevada or Grass Valley, and we are informed
hat as high as five dollars a gallon has been
paio ior the article at the latter place.
OlssoLUTIoN.-By a notice in another col
unn' 1t will be observed that Mr.. A. H.. Haga-
uOrn mas withdrawn from the banking firm of
=, ". Muliord & Co., of this place. Mr.. Null
wu Will still continue the business.
NO MAIL.-The Sacramento mail which
snouid have reached Nevada yesterday evening,
Ty vau not got in at three o'clock this afternoon.
We cannot learn the cause of the detention.