The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-21
Arrada gemutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

day that the arrangement from some cause had
been broken up. Our citizens, however, will
have an opportunity of Witnessing the perfor-
mances of these renowned acrobats; for we no.
tice by San Francisco dispatch, that they are
announced to leave for the interior on Monday
next, with the purpose ofperfOrming two even
ing at Sacramento, two at Marysville, and two
at Nevada. They will probably be here next
Friday and Saturday, and our citizens will
thus not only have an opportunity of seeing
the acrobats, but also Of enjoying the amuse-
ments which the committee of arrangements
are providing for the National Anniversary.
RE-oPBNED.-We are happy in being able
70 announce that Mr.. Jacob Rosenthal, whose
dry goods stores were closed by attachments a
week or more ago, has re-opened his establish
ments. He went below, arranged matters with
his heavier creditors, paidup the small demands,
and the attachments on his goods were released.
lie returned yesterday evening, and will have
up in day or two, large addition to his stock
of summer goods. Mr.. Rosenthal is one of our
Oldest business men, and has experienced all
the yicisstudes of prosperity and adversity to
which our town has been subjected; and his fail
ure would have been a matter of regret to all
the early citizens of the place who have known
him so long.
NEVADA CADETs.-The members of this
company seem determined to make creditable
appearance in their contemplated parade on the
Fourth. They meet every evening at their ar
mory for drill, and yesterday afternoon they
were out near the Sugar Loaf to practice in
loading and firing. We understand they pur-
pose writing to the commander-in-chief of the
State militia to come up and review them on
the Fourth; but if the services of that officer
cannot be had, they will fall back on ex-Briga-
der General Dibbe. The latter gentleman has
been legislated out of office, but the Cadets
think a retired General will answer their pur-
poses nearly as well as one in active service.
ACCIDENT.-Mr. Benjamin Eden, a miner
employed in the diggings of Brayman & Co.,
at North Bloomfield, met with severe acci-
dent on Wednesday afternoon, which will disa-
ble him for several weeks, perhaps months.
He was picking rocks out of a ground-suice,
when large stone, weighing about half ton,
became loosened from the bank and fell on
his left hand, completely crushing some of the
fingers, and breaking several bones in the hand.
He came to Nevada yesterday for medical !
treatment, and being destitute of money, was
admitted into the hospital.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Jme 2lst.-Coleman ct |
al. VS.. Esmond ct al.-Judgment ordered in IA
vor Of plaintiffs, in accordance with complaint.
Van Dusen VS.. California Quartz Mining |
Co.-Motion to strike out Intervention of Flagg
& Co., overruled.
Jeffery vs.. Baldwin.-Motion to dissolve in
Function overruled, and plaintiff required to
give additional bonds in the sum of 81 900.
Henderson VS.. Tangye & Continuation |
made perpetual.
Court adjourned till Saturday next.
WHATS IN A NAMEi Ei-One of the attaches
Of the Democrat visited Dutch Flat on the first
day Of this week. Hearriyed about the time of
the morning service, but not feeling very pious-
ly inclined, instead Of joining with the citizens
III lnClI ueNOtlUnS 1T tue DulCH Ilhl CdlueuIdlg |
he amused himself by reading the signs on the |
different business houses. One of these partic- |
ularly attracted his attention. 1t was tackled |
over the door Of clothing store and read,
COME & G. SAUL.
Mr.. O'BYRNB's LRcTURE.-We trust our
readers win bear in mind the lecture Of Mr..
O'Byrne, which takes place at the Theater next |
Monday evening. The proceeds over the ex-
penses will be appropriated for the benefit Of
the Catholic church; and the subject-"Ire-
land, before and otter Christianity" affords
fine theme for an interesting and instructive
lecture.
UNIyERsALIsT SRRvICR.-Rev. Mr.. Wal |
ton, the Universalist clergyman, will deliver a
discourse at the brick church, in this place, to-
morrow afternoon. Subject-"The Christians
Hope; or the Hope of Man." The services
will commence at half past three, instead Of
three as heretofore.
OVERLAND LETTERs.-Some forty or fifty |
letters that have been detained for over two
months on the overland route, arrived at the
Nevada POstoffice yesterday evening.
ORAToR.-The Committee Of arrangements
for the Fourth of July celebration, have engag- |
Cd A. c. Niles, ESQ.,, to deliver the Grafton.
HALE NOT RADICAL Hon. John T.