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sword and Flag Preseniation---Gran
Pageant.

sword and Flag Preseniation---Gra
Pageant.
Monday was a gala day in Ottawa. 1t
Cavalry regiment would parade in town on
that day in full uniform, and that flag
and sword presentation would take place.
This not only brought most of the citizens
of Ottawa to the public square. where the
ceremonies took place, at the appointed
hour, but large numbers from the country.
When the regiment paraded around the
square, there must have been from five to
seven thousand spectators resent The
regiment was led by its own band, the men
wore their new uniform and the appear
ance was certainly in TIE highest degree
martial and imposing,
The representation took place on platform
erected IN the center of the square The
ceremonies were opened by prayer by Rev
Mr. Scofeld Hon. B G. CooCK then adj
vanced and in a short eloquent address,
Old friends and neighbors, splendid Col
onels sword Col D responded in appro
pirate terms. Judge Cation next advanced
in like eloquent speech presented to Col
D. and his regiment beautiful banner, in
behalf of the citizens of Ottawa, not only
as a token of regard to Col D. personally.
but to his men whose uniform good con
duct, while encaml ed in this vicinity, in
IL. /.
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Or FOR THE WARs.-Col Dickey's regi
ment is rapidly leaving for the seat of war
Four companies on Thursday for Spring
field, and four more leave to day In a
few days the whole regime Mt will have
taken its departure. They 60 from here
with arms, and thence, doubtless, will pro-
ceed with little delay for the field of active
duty. Looking at this splendid body of
men, their exemplary conduct thus far,
admirable discipline, and rapid progress in
the drill, who can doubt, when their met
tie comes to the proof, but they will give
good account of themselves?
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Col EALLAcE-We had tie pleasure a
few days ago, to greet in our city. the
gallant Col. WALLACE OF the Ill Eleventh.
Col W. had been despatched north on
business, and took the occasion to make a
lying visit home Ills regiment is still a,
Birds Point, where Col. W. is performing
Brigadiers duty, having charge OF brig
AIDE. llerepresents the boys i'll good health
and dissatisfied only with their inactivity
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The November term of the La Sale Co.
Circuit Court commences on Monday next,
the 4th inst There are 80 common law
cases, l65 chancery cases, and 50 criminal
cases on the docket for trial \ large
Docket, and a good prospect for weeks
counting.
As the election takes place on Tuesday,
we are requested to state that jurors sum
moned for the first week of the term will
not be required to be in attendance before
Wednesday. the third day OF the term
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SHEET MUsIc.-We are again debtor to
Messrs. Root Il Cody, the enterprising
music dealers in Chicago. for sheet music
The last is a patriotic Song entitled Stand
up for Uncle Sam, my Boys" 1t it is fine
solo and chorus, admirably suited to the
times Composed by Geo. f. Root
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually III peril If she is mad enough neglect
or maltreet those sexual Irregularities to which two
thirds of her more less subject.
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. prepared from the same
formula which the inventor CORNELlUS l. CHEESE
MAN, VI D., of New York. has tor twenty years used
successfully in extended private PTactCe-immedi
Ately relieves without pain, all dstu taces of the pc
TiodicaI diciarge ULetier arising from relaxation
suppression They act Ike a clakm in removing the
pains that accompany difficult iniInOGerate mensru-
ation and tho only safe and reliable remedy for
Pushes, Sick Headache Pains in the Lons, Back and
Sides PaiptatoB of the Heart Nervous TremOrs. ys-
terics, Spasms Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
dangerous effects of unnatural condition OF the
nal functions. IN the worst Of tluor illus
Whites, they effect speedy cure.
TO WIVES AND NATIONS
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered n the only
safe means of ing interrupted menstrGatior, but
LADIES NJST REAR N MIND
That that TeJ account when the Interrupt
tion arises from natural Causes, they viii inevitably
prevent the xpected events This CAUTION Is ABB
SOLUTELY NECESSARY, Ter such is the tendency of
the Pills the original functions "G the sexual
rganiZation that they inevitably the process Of
Iation
s5.yEca d5rectjoas stItiRg 1then. and lchen thar
Iard not Je used, with each Box-the Price Dot
A yt B0r continuing 81 F'iYS.
Pills sIahlS Pamphlet to be la free Of the Agents.
Agent Jy DsdH pr0snIfig, by enclosing price any
I'd by Druggists generally.
T. b. HUTCiINGS, Proprietor
Bold il n. % cur 1t. -Nt75 York.
BY Drur 20 va by d. WALKER, Z. Y. GRIGGS and
= oeTy where. 2U-iy
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GGito1a advertisements.
UACHINES.
hc Economy 0S Js5n- the Fraa.71I:n
UNITY teEN..,g .tiaCEIMc.s

fi.L. 2 chimes make the celebrated Grover and
i"Ner stitch which has taken ts highest premium
the Illinois state fajr in September last az the Unit
ted States VAR, in St Louis in 1850 and al the prin.
c'p1l State Fairs throughout the country.
Competent judges gave Il decision in favor of ;ys
stltc', On account OF is great strength and adaps ion
70 Hi inas of family and manufacturing purposes.
Tine following tab viii slow the difference In favor
oi Sewing Machines the old method Of stitching
by had. Ia Ale working Of these Machines thcr. is
pot only great saving Of labor au timc best les add
ing eatiy t. the h-ash'ulne5s az the employment,
bat tie stitch j. much stronger, more elastic, and
ait less liable 20 r.p ravel than the stitch made
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Prof. Cias- L. simon. of Clark Sem;narv Aurora
~ takes great pleasure in Informing the citizens that
ne Is about 70 make nus home in Ottawa and ready to
accept scholars upon the Piano Forte M.Io.on or Or
gan, also instruction in Thorough Bass and Comnosi
sitions. His reputation first class teacher and
Is well kno all the State he recs;vea
his musical education in German Academy of Munich
and assures full satisfaction. Inquire for particulars
OF Prot. Z. Frank Ford.
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Otta(ua fire. GRADER.
LOCAL. MATTERS
An Appeal TO the Loyal Women Of Amc-
RIGA.

RIGA.
The Sanitary Commission at Washing
ton, volunteer and unpaid bureau OF the
War Department, have issued stirring
appeal to the loyal women of America, ask
ing them to contribute OF their abundance
for the comfort of the sick and wounded
in the army. The plan is, to have local
organization in each city, village and neigh
berhood. to make collections of articles
and forward them to a principal depot
IN each state. Dr. j. V T. Blaney. Chica.
go, is designated as the receiver for Hi
nois The articles wanted are blankets.
quilts, woollen or canton flannel bed gowns,
wrappers, undershirts, drawers, pillows,
knit socks and slippers
We understand a meeting Of the ladies
Will be held next week to get up orga-
nization in this city.
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Coop FLoUR-Dull care begonel We
shall, in spite of the pinchag times, have
at least good bread to eat for the next few
weeks, and when that fails, buck wheat
cakes, Our excellent friend L. r. SAMrIE
of the Exchange Mill, has sent US sack
of flour made of cargo Of winter wheat
ne has lately received, Which he can safely
equal. We never saw more beautiful, or
tasted better -four. The buck wheat meal
accompanying it was equally superior
The place TO get these things in perfection
is at the Exchange Mills
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HAS passed resolution to reopen their Hall for
Gymnastic Exercises on TUESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENING OF each week, 10 begin next Iue>ddy Oc,
15tF.
All tn ose wishing 20 participate are invited 10 have
their registered any of the above evenings
Juveniles ha to be accompanied by Their
gaardans for that purpose The Hall is in the old
place, Post o flee Block, opposite the Free Trader
Printing Roo
Ottawa, Oct Y, '6l. By order W. DENHARD
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WORM '' f"" "a Winter CGfts. 49,. CO.
'' "e'' - h~'dNer'h he's - '.ts-- stock
inCs. &c, C'rp,t EaEs and Iu5.l Rubber suit. . So
sold at 10 cent Yellow Cost, T.-'-i-ey but SIX
Weeks LEFT 20 ob.,fn Bargains, " Wl.;e-toue < Bro
viii 'ro" this day T lher entire stock. - ab
me toned. Of the latest style. Tier Goods were
bought NJ Panic Prices. and b. sold ut Less
than Cost, and the people viii but theJn trial.
before buying elsewhere 20 fud The truth the asser-
tion. Their Store is located Madison Street, b.
TWEEN rresco:-'s Hat and Fiske'~ Clothing Store
Don't fail to give them call heeor, you buy elsewhere
yon are bound to have Goods Of The hates: style
an bargain, 81 the biggest Eiud ever hal tbs side Of
New York city B4 gains LETT FOR tile million.
Formerly Csmeron's Las otlice. and no bug.
Name the door.
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LOOK AVEs READ:

PATCHIN'S MAGNETIC OIL has proved of much
value to the community for throat disc should he
known. For 3iptheria and Putrid Sore Throat hun
drcds and Thousands testify TO its goodness for
speedy relief: Tor Group and Quinsy Enlarged Ton
sils it is great for
Bronchial Infections,
BY inhfling and using ii directed, has proved to
be without rival. And for various otner purposes it
is of great value. It NO HCMBUG, and thousands
and do testify to its merits. Please try it, and
then cOudenlE, spread its fame. To avoid decep-
lion, il is put up in nice ounce panel bottle with
the name "PATCEIN'S MAGNETIC GIL" blown in
the bottle, at the price of % per bottle. and
be found at druggists in cities and towns in various
parts of the country. At Ottawa, ILL.,, by NJ KDeusse
Druggist, on Main street All orders addressed to c.
PATCHIN, Chicago, Ill., Post Box AGO. will receive
prompt attention [5mo:pd-oc19
Sheet NJ uS1C.
4 nNn PIECES of Sheet Music just received max
l AOO ing my stock very lar &c of Songs, Duets,
Quarttes, Watzes, Polkas, Marches and Schotisches
A liberal discount to teachers. good stock of In
s traction Books. Ideclol f. Y. GRIGGs
FancIeS,
IT SEFUL and Ornamental, such Money urses
u lCard Gases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tab,-Is, &c.
&c BY. CRyCGs.
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At Oh nnahon. Tlursd v the 3'st ult bv Rev VI.
X W!irteser, CHAs. II. HOOK, Esq, Miss ANNA
SCHTRNERHOiN. all % this city
On the Both Mt by Arthur Lockwood, Esq Mr. US
TAvUS F. HsKNARo 20 Miss CATHARNE II. EBCRlING, both
OF the town OF Serena.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. !. 1861.
The adyices by the foreign steamer, together
with favorable advIce> from New York. and fall
ing of in the receipts here. impaired a buOvant
feeling 10 the " heat market and prices advanced
=aic per bu>hei on spring g-ades. The market
closed at &c for No. Spring, and Csc for No.
Spring
The Flour market advanced -aIOc per barrel -
Sales 3 ~5a3 - for good choice spring extra
and s3as 20 for >uperfue.
Corn was Hrm bat inactive, BUYERS and sellers
being arart. Sales AZ 20a2clc for mixed in store,
and &c i.r canal mixed nioat
Oats quiet and dull at Halle. Rye in
good demand with sales at .Gia3ic. Barley dull,
and hut little doing.
Freight steady. Corn to Buffalo. Isle per bu;
wheat DO, 2cc wheat to Oswe-o, re.
We are authorized to announce The name Of J. b.
RICE union candidate for School Commissioner Of
la Sale County at The approaching eie ton. Locl2I
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TO WIVES AND NATIONS


vecetalle syrul s,r 49, .orsrsr.n for tn. relief
Hoa s,ess rs C',gl.s. Asthma. NhoOping Cough,
niptnt pima NenroIri Cor-uInptioh, Sore Threat or
cong L-;,b ga am PAN III the Brsa5t Ii cures
rem WheI pad cold IN Night. Use IT for child
them breai.ey are sick 1t cures their cold make
to health wit.asy ana rest quietly and them
Ipecac = the sickeuiur effect Of Anthony or
Sold by DTur-is.
in Ottawa by Z. Y l. bottles at Sc n, and q and
Western Depot pa EGS.
promptly attended to. 4 Clarl, &, Chicago Orders
decl-1v SS,
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= office.


q notes and accounts, due for goods, in the
- hands of +. l. Armstrong for collection. All those
II ".. are requested to call aud pay up
o'awa, sept. IS SCI. II TIfORNE
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Special n otiers.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared Prom lEesci'E-lo7 Of SIR j. carrie, ". D.
PtysicidR Extraordinary to tie Queen.
This invaluabI Medicine is unfaiIinc in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
female constitution is subject. Il moderates all excess
and all distractions, and speedy cure NAV
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited. 1t will
short time, bring the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar hears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain 10 prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not he taken 6gfelaales dria9 the
FIRST THREE IKON7HSOf Prcgnancy as fhoy are
sure to bring Miscarriage, hut at any OH time
In ailcases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpta-
tion of the Heart, Mysteries, Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy do contain iron caoneI,
antimony, or anything hurtsul to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around eack package,
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES U.ats I. C. Baldwin Coz
n B-S1 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
hsrzed gent will insure bottle of the Pills by return
Sold by E. Y GRIGGs, Ottawa, and all good Drug
Hists 1oyl I-6m
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TREMENDOUS They had a great business
day in Bloomington recently. The farm
ers teams filed the streets of that city in
such numbers that the local of the Pan
tagraJ,h, standing on a corner of the public
within the range of his vision. We have
seen days in this city, within the last
month, when we could stand at Woods
corner and count 400 leans in sigat But,
then, Bloomington is an inland town.
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Cry Crsrou M11s-Mr. FLEMING has

Cry Custom MTILs-Nfr. FLEMING has
made such extensive additions, repairs
and improvements of lote in his machinery
at the Custom, Mills, that he feels entirely
safe in challenging any other establish
ment in the county to make better -four
or to meet the wants of customers more
promptly. He also keeps constantly on
hand, (what few other mills do) a superior
article of rye and graham -four, and at
present he is selling buckwheat meal that
can't beat anywhere. We have tried it
and E;0r
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Y.s TEE BEG.
" Money Saved is Money Made,"
TILE [. s. EXPRESS COMPANY
is THE
SAFEST AlND CHEAPEST

8 z N D III Q N Z Y
To the U.i'ed States the CaBadies l. is much be
low the crrent rates Of exchange, The Company be-
ing responsible for all renlijtances.
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To all o'lor places ~ about the same ratios.
Aug L., Sbl-Im
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Mrs VAN NECHTEN She has spared neither
pains nor money to provide for YOU n full
supply of all you can need in the way of
bonnets. hats ribbons. silks, velvets, &c.
her admirable tact and good taste has, in
the midst of hard times. succeeded ad
mrably in her busness,-a proof that she
understands it thoroughly and knows how
to plerse and meet the wants of the ladies.
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La SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
s--- CAPITAL UNLIMITED
And constantly increasing. Present fund for the pay
.a.i- L..E


OF losses by fire,
s ) > 4 4 ; . 1.
U1HIS Company having entered upon its fourth
under very favorable circumstances, having no liza
hities and increasing in the favor OF the public conti
nues TO insure Houses Stores Barns, and their
very reasonable terms.
OTics an Btrs&. Of DttdICT.
VIZ 81 TKUg !Sec-g JOHN V. 4. HOES Prest.
DIRECTORS:
Lorenzo Leland, YIN. Rcddck,
Geo. +. Walker, J. '. i. Hoes,
John HOssack, VIM NJ True
John Armour, c. W. jackson,
s. Il. Gridley, y. y. Bristol,
Richard Thorne, }. G. Nattiuger,
Benz. T. Phelps, r!o LiBdley
John D. Cation my26
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15

BATTLES THE LAST RgsoURCE OF GENER-
ALs.-Duane, in his Military Dictionary, says.
"Battles have ever been the last resource of
good generals. A situation where chance and
accident often battle and overcome the most pru-
dental and most able arrangements, and where
superiority Of numbers by omeans ensure sue
cess, is such as is never ent red into without
clear necessity for so doing. The fighting
battle only because the enemy is near or from
having no other formed plan Of offense, is not
the way of making war. Darius lost his crown
and life by it. Harold of England did the same
and Francis l., at Payia, lost the battle and his
liberty. King JOIN o France lught the battle
of Poitiers, though ruin attended his enemy il
he had not fought. The King Of Prussia lost
his country, and the reputation which Prussia
acquired from Frederick H., by the battle Of
Fena. a skillful general will give battle when
his army and situation cannot be worse, il de-
felted. than he DOES not fight at ALL and when
the advantage may be great, and the loss little.s
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15
Aepada aemutrat,
LOCAL MATTERS.

CoRREorIoN.-M Gillespie, who startled
the Sunday School children, at the Methodist
church, on Sunday last, by walking into the
pulpit and throwing the bible across the ROOM
called at our office yesterday evening, and in
formed us that we grossly nisrepresented the
words he used on that occasion. As the cir
cumstance was related to us, Mr.. G. said, as
he threw the sacred volume: "The highest
power on earth spurns the bible" lie SAYS he
never used such language; but the following is
what he did say as we took the words down
from his own lips; The highest power that
ever was bids defiance to the bible" Not wish
ing to do Mr.. G. any injustice, we cheerfuly
make the correction.
SECESSION FLAGs.-A seccsh teamster.
hailing from some point on Bear river, went to
Mr.. Mansell yesterday, to get him to paint some
Dixie flags, after pattern published in Leslie's
Pictorial. He wanted one large one for store.
keeper on Bear river, and number of small
ones to decorate his horses. Mansell conclu-
ded not to undertake the job, and sent him to
Wilmington. Mr.. Auld, who is working with
Wilmington, informed the secesher that he
made his living by painting, but couldn't think
OF painting secession flags.
SIMULTANEOUSLY Supervisors have been
in session since Monday last, as a Board Of
Equalization. There will be but few changes
in the roll of Nevada township, as made out by
the Assessor, and the changes in other town
ships will be much less than last year. The
Board will continue in session during the re-
mainder Of the week.
FRESH ARRIvALs.-Among the arrivals in
town yesterday, according to the Transcript,
are Il. G. Waite DIR. L. Meek and family ].
Worrell, s. Priest, Jno. Comack, Z. G. Tllton,
and ID. w. Gray, all of Nevada. We should
never have known any ofthcse parties had left
town had not the Transcript announced their
arrival.
THE GAS WoRKs.-The Superintendent Of
the Nevada gas works has made change in
the price ofintroducing gas, setting metre, ETC.,
the particulars of which will be seen by their
advertisement. The gas will be introduced
lnto the street mains on Saturday evening
next.
THERE was rumor in Nevada, on Tuesday
evening, before the issuance of the Democrat
Extra, to the effect that the Federal troops at
Harper's Ferry mad been defeated by the rebels.
1t appears that similar report was started in
Sacramento, and we presume was telegraphed
here.
SALE OF PORKERs.-Mr Jones, the Pound
master of the city, sold nineteen porkers, this
morning, which were taken up and impounded
on Monday last. They sold for about enough
to pay charges
SPEAKING.-Leland Stanford, the Repub-
can candidate for Governor, and Zabrskie,
spoke at Nevada, on Tuesday evening last.
Other engagements prevented us from hearing
them.
PREcINCTs.-The Supervisors will be in ses.
sion tomorrow and next day, for the purpose
Of establishing election precincts, and appoint
ing Judges and Inspectors.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15

The CALAvERAs COPPER DIsTRrcr.-There
is steady advance of business in the copper
mines of Calaveras county. Information re-
ceived by us from correspondents in that region
indicates that laborers are gradually deserting
the gold districts, on the eastern side OF Bear
Mountain, and taking up permanent quarters
in the copper mines. Men Of capital, who have
been very careful not to invest in the placer
gold or quartz mines, readily do so in copper
claims and speculations. The number of la
borers now employed from Copper Canon to the
foot hills, and between the Stanislaus and the
Mokelumne is estimated by well informed per-
sons at 1000. Most of them are vet only pros
pectors, or experimenting in lodes of undeter-
mined character; but in many of the claims the
operators are taking ont paying ore, and conf
dence Is steadily gaining ground in the general
wealth Of the copper district. Copperopolis is
growing very rapidly. -Four stage lines now
center there, and large number Of miners are
regularly employed at good monthly wages in
the Union and Keystone claims. The ore from
these claims still holds out as tch as ever, while
the vein is rather widening as they go down. A
hotel has been finished there, with capacity to
accommodate 200 hoarders. 1t has been leased
by Gardner & Stockwell.- Stockton Indepen-
dent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15

QUEEN VIcToRIA.-The rumors of the ad-
vancing lunacy of Queen Victoria. would seem
to derive substance from the announcement OF
the Gazette de France, that "Dr. Schoelia has
been sent for to London to attend consuta-
ton Of French and German physicians on the
state of the Queens health, which, i seems. is
such as to give rise to uneasiness." Another
jurnal learns from Berlin that the Prince and
Princess Royal, with the little Prince William,
are going to visit London the middle of July,
the object being to "procure a salutary emotion
for Queen Victoria A Parliamentary expla-
nation is looked for in England.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15
Special Notices.

FOR COLLECTOR OF NEN NADA
COUNTY.-Tbe subscriber offers his name to the
voters and Conventions of Nevada County, as UNION
CANDIDATE for the Office of COLLECTOR, under the
law at the election to take place on the 4th OF
September next. J. w. LOCKWOOD.
Grass Valley, June lst., ls6l.-tc*
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15

EARLY FR0sTs.-Indian Valley, Pmmas
county, has suffered severely from early frosts.
The Standard says that it is estimated that
thirty thousand bushels Of wheat have been de-
stroyed in that locality by the unwelcome ap
pearance of the early frost. Ice one fourth Of
an inch thick formed on still water on the 4th
Of August at Indian Valley.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15

? THEINDIAN WAR IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
The murder Of q. d. Cooper oy Indians near
Hydnsville. in Humboldt county, has caused
much xcitem Mt in that untg. One Of the
mlrdprers has IN killef, md the settlers are
for ming party % make war on the red men
A. public meeting h. | at Eureka on the 24th
Of July. it was resolved to demand protection
from CIV. Downev and Sumner, and ). j..
Whipple was app tied Je egate to make the
demand.