The Placer herald., 1862-04-26

Ger and Nevada Railroad Company, If upon q
vote Of the people majority of the votes are
found to be in favor Of the proposition. The
provisions of the bill to protect the interests
of the county perfectly; and in the section re-
quiring the Company to open the first division
of the road for business, the county has q guar
antee Of security foE her loan, that has not been
given to any other county in the State that has
granted assistance to RAILROAD Companies. The
people of the county will have ample time to
canvass the provisions of the bill before it is sub
mitted, as an election will probably not be asked
for until portion of the road is in operation.
District Court---April Term, 1852.
B. F. MYREs. Judge.
SATURDAY, April 10th.
Leonard Landman. native of Holland, Fred.
Miller. 4 native of Baden. and Michael Powell, o
native of Ireland, admitted to citizenship
w. Zegler VS.. Wells, Fargo Il Co.-Demur-
rer to amended complaint overruled. Defendant
granted till the oath inst. to answer and cause
set for trial on Monday, the 2Sth inst.
Thos. Jones VS. Wells. Fargo Il Co.-Same pro-
ceedings had as above.
Thomas Wallace VS.. Morris and Mark Shawl
Demurrer of Defendants overruled.
The People VS.. G. L. Wilson-D Defendant grant
ed until the oath to answer and cause set for
trial on Monday, the 28th inst.
The People VS.. Kassus Pejaro-W A. Bullock
appointed by the Court to assist in the defence of
said cause.
Daniel Taggart vs. Ell Dorado Water Co. ct al
Cause tried before the Court and submitted for
judgment.
Monday. April 2lst.
Sheriff returned venirc with SO jurors summon
ed.
Frank Grover native of Canada admitted to
citizenship.
Elizabeth A. Hawkins vs.. Bear River Water
Co.-Cause continued for the term.
Thomas Wallace We. NJ. and N. Showl-Cause
continued for the term
D. Burpee VS.. H. w. Bum ct al-W. A. McWil-
liams Co. granted till the 23d to answer, and
Defendant H. W. Bum, granted leave to pay the
amount Of money in ais bands as Trustee into the
hands of the Clerk of this Court.
Stephen E. Burdge VS.. His Creditors-Detault
of creditors entered and Sheriff appointed as
signee.
Josiah Stetson vs.. E. G. Baker ct al-Judgment
and decree OF foreclosure lien granted Judg-
ment, 5000 35, and costs $40 40.
Yankee Jim's Union Water Co. VS.. J. j. Haley
ct al-Judgment for $500 damages, $95 costs,
and perpetual injunction granted.
Daniel Taggart VS.. Ell Dorado Water Co. ct al
Judgment and foreclosure granted. 1876 IS
and costs S92.
Thos. Hearn vs. E. L. Billings--Judgment for
Defendant for costs SOS 35.
o. Tuesday. April 22d.
A. p Cole vs.. A. B. Chubb--Judgme for
Plaintiff for $7l5 81, and costs $67 IS.
OK. Levings vs.. Jane Levings--H. Fellows
Esq, appointed referee.
d. Burpee VS.. H. W. Bum ct al.--Jury waived
and cause set for trial on Tuesday, the seth inst.
Castvel Remer VS.. W. P. A. Craig ct al
Hardy Kennedy made parties Defendant, and
Default of all the other Defendants entercd.-
rIv naIxy ~kn.1, -,
answer.
f. S. Remington VS. G. W. Revs--Possession
of property granted Phintif and judgment
against Defendant for costs $40 So.
F. Hartford VS.. John Lakey--Cause tried before
the Court and submitted for judgment.
Wednesday, A ril 23d.
John Hilby vs. Geo A. Keehner, Admr. of
Estate of jacob Kascr--Action dismissed by
Plaintiff.
Yankee Jlm's U,ion Water Co. VS.. W. N. Crary
Cause continued for the term
Michael Ryan VS.. Justus acknowledgement
against Defendant by consent, for $437 40 and
costs s53 rs.
Vim. Wilson VS. 0. X. Levings--Judgment and
foreclosure by consent against Defendant for
s2s9l l6 and costs S39 10.
d. Burpee vs. Fl. w Bum ct al--Defendant
Bum pays into Court $3.50 25. us the amount of
trust found in his hands, and asks to be discharg-
cd from this action. Motion taken under ad-
viscment.
Adren Erbrist, native of Baden admitted TO
citizenship.
Thursday, April oath
Adcla Hill vs.. Michael Ryan--Judgment for
Plaintiff for one dollar and costs taxed ut $24O
co.
The People VS.. Kassus Pejaro-Cause continued
for the term.
Michael Ryan We. Reed l. Gleeson-Judgment
for Defendants for costs, sl90.
Friday, April 25th.
Daniel Urquhart, native of Nova Scotia, ad-
mitted to citizenship.
W. P. A. Craig. discharged from his debts, and
homestead set aside.
Zeigler vs.. Wells. Fargo & Co.-Motion of
Plaintiff to strike out answer, submitted.
Jones vs.. Wells, Fargo & Co.-Same proceed
ings as above.
J.J. McKenna vs.. Peter D. Ryan-On trial.
The Richmond (Va.) Examiner says:
The latest Intelligence from the North
satisfies US that the number Of Confederates
taken prisoners at Fort Donelson was grossly
exaggerated in the report of Gen.
eral Grant. He was, probably, really de.
ceived. He ascertained that he had taken
all that remained of seventeen regiments,
and hence he estimated his prisoners at
twelve or thirteen thousand. But not one
Of those regiments were fnll, while, to a GER.
tain knowledge of the writer many of them
could not muster three hundred men. There
is no ground for doubling the opinion ex-
pressed BY General Floyd that the effective
force in and around the fort was ten thou,
sand men. OF these many we're killed, and
many more got away who were not included
in the first arrivals at Carksville.