The Placer herald., 1866-03-17
COUNTY C0URT...MARCH TERM.
Friday, March ct

rTIuay, MarCn JC0.
People vs. Brown-defendan arragned and
granted until Monday to plead.
Tighe VS. Bsbee judgment of court below re-
versed and judgment ordered for plaintiff for
$3O.42, and costs of suit taxed at $3.50.
Saturday, March 10th.
People VS. Atkinson-demurrer to, and motion
to set aside indictment argued and Ovrrruled.-
Defendant plead not guilty.
People VS. Ah Tauk-s,me proceedings.
People vs. Carpenter ct al-same proceedings.
People VS. Boyce-same proceedings.
Monday, March 18th.
People VS. Brown-defendant plead not guilty
People VS. Atkinson-defendant' bail reduced
to 81 900, and defendants motion for q continu-
ance overrued.
People VS. Carpenter ct al-,Sarah Carpenters
trial set for March 22nd, Henry Carpenters for
the 23rd, and Lee Carpenters for the Gath.
People VS. p d. Ryan-Jury empannelcd to try
the cause, which consumed Tuesday and a portion
of Wednesday, when the case was submitted to
the jury, who brought in 4 verdict OF not guilty
when the defendant was discharged without day.
People vs. Farrell-attachmen ordered to issue
for dcfaultlng witnesses on part OF defendant.
Ordered. that the County Tire asurer pay John
McFlynn $500, and Catharine McFlynn $1,000
as witnesses in the case of the People VS. P. d
Ryan.
People vs. Dennis Ryan-jury empanneled and
Thursday, March 18th.
People VS. Dennis Ryan-jury returned q YER
dict Of guilty of an assault with intent to COM
nit murder. The Court fixed the 28th inst. for
the date of sentence.
People vs. Samuel Farrell ll-rape-re-set for the
9th inst.
Friday. March 10TH
Thos. Jenkinson VS. His plaintiff dis
charged from bis debts.
W. H. Bullock VS. f. Mcdonald defendants
motion to dismiss appeal argued and submitted.
Fuller Us Brckell-reset for the 2Sth.
People VS. All Tauk grand Larceny-jury EN-
panneled and witnesses examined.
APRESENT WORTH HAVING.-Of course
any present, however trivial, is worth acceptance
as its value is not intrinsic, but is to be measured
by the unseen jewels Of sentiment that imagina-
tion invests it with Still, one does not object to
q present having high intrinsic value. Where
n woman knows he can afford she will not think
less OF present from her husband for its having
cost from forty to two hundred dollars. Not n
bit OF il. Now we have in our minds eye, Just
such present as a true wife would like to re-
ceive from her worser half. Such of our own
readers as would see it in its substantial form
may do so. by stepping into the sales room Of
Messrs. Grover l. Baker. In one of their sewing
machines, SO perfect in their construction, and SO
easily adapted to every kind of work. we think
that u genuine husband. who loves his wife, and
would. therefore. tighten her heart by tightening
her household cares, will find just such present
as he ought to feel bound TO give her ut this sea
son of festvity and gratefulness. The prices o.
the machines, which are marve eously simple, and
require no mechanical skill to manage, are from
forty-fve dollars upward. Let every sensible
father OF family buy one, and in six months il
will save its cost in 'wearness and vexatOn o
spirit Philadelphia Mercury.