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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

THE INDIAN WAR.-Mr. Phelps, District
Attorney Of Mono, who was present in both
the battles at Owens river, states that the In
dians are armed with Minnie muskets, and
killed at the distance of 200 yards while the
whites had but one mHsket Of that range
Where they got these arms is an important
question which ought to be fully investigated
Appearances indicate that white men are at the
bottom Of this war. Lieut.. Col. Evans, after
the second fight, peremtorially ordered an evac-
nation Of the valley; and solicited to allow four
citizens, with twenty-five men each, to remain
and guard the property there, he refused; and
80 all the inhabitants with about 5000 head OF
cattle we're brought out, and over the Kern
River mountains A number of companies are
to be sent from Los Angeles to Owen River,
where Gen. Wright has ordered the construc-
tion Of fort, to be permanently garrisoned.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

SINGULAR DEATH.-Mr SamUsi H. Blize,
aged twenty-one years, died on Sunday, in
Stockton. His death was caused by displace-
ment and "torsion" of the bowels. After his
death, a post mortem examination was held
upon the body, and it was ascertained that a
portion Of the bowels had caRght upon ten
don or muscle of the abdomen, and was nipped
by it in such manner that twist was made,
of course rendering all passage impossible, and
causing the decease Of the sufferer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

A LoNG PAssA9E.-The ship Caring
ton, which left San Francisco, in Novem-
Der last, with Lady EraHklin and suite as
passengers, ,Atriveda at Shanghae sfler long
passage Of l12 daye. The average time
for making the trip is from 40 to 5O.days.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

THE "WYoMING. ."-The steamship" i" Wyo-
ming, now undergoing repairs at Mare Aland
will be ready for service in about a month. She
wlll leave immediately for Japan and be placed
at the disposal Of 4. H. PEuyn, U. s. Minister,
I, SuIgiDR.-Thomaa Mason committed suicid6
- HseRA last week , b. taking strYehnins-
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

ANOTHER RROPHEcY.-The London Times,
which has made thousand prUbecies con-
Cerning the American rebellion, not one OF
which has been veri6ed, is still at the busi-
ness. It's latest prophecy is that the Uni
ted States Government will soon fOsbld the
expectation of specie.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

FLOUR was lately selling at Carson City
fOrtweuty dOllars.a. hundredf but the Age
Ofthe Glib inst, says the market was desli-
tute Of the commodity. and none could be
had at snyspEise.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

KIhLES.-HenrY W. Smith was killed on
Monday last, at Chicken Blat, Places eOun-
~, by the oaving of bank. Deceased
was formerly from Connecticut, and about
tWenty-eight years OfAgs-
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
CARLEroS's LorALrr.-In regard to tn,

CARLEToN's LoYALTY.-In regard to the
assertiOns-heretofore made concerning the 10y
atty Of Col. Carleton, Capt. Singer, OF Marys-
vile, lately under the Colonel's command, pub
fishes letter in which he fatty denies the
truth Of certain specific allegations Of asserted
taets to prove dsloYalty, and also shows that all
sumises as to his bad faith are without reasons
able foundation.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co

TTlHE FOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS Ga
u win be dispatched in the MoS7H ,ksI1FN
or MAY, 1862: - -
Sonora, Captain Hudson, Thursday, MAY sth
Golden Age, Captain Baby, Friday, Nav ls,h
-. LOuEs, Captain IApidge, Saturday, May 2,tb
OyIzaba. Capt. Farnsworth Saturday, May 81,
Fro1 TOlsow Ssreet Wharf at 0 O'Clock A. n. pun.
tUsry,
FOR PANAMA.
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama 10 "A
pinwaH BY the Panama Railroad Company and to,,
Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic and Pacigr
Steamship Company.
FORBES x BABCOCK.
Agents ?. NJ. Co.
Corner Of Sacramento and LictIesdorT streets S,D
Franchises, Aav6
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

A LAw.-The bill, creating the Office of
AeasOrer Of Wood for San francisco has
become law Inquiries are being insti-
tuted with the view Of finding The greatest
blOekheAd In the city tOan the Office.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
BrLLION.-On Sunday last the Ophir Com,

bCLLIoN.-On sunday last the Ophir Com.
pany sent in twenty-four bars of silver bullion,
valued AT $33,000. The market price Of the
Ophir Stock does not seem to advance. The
reason is that the stock is kept down by the
principal holders in order to catch small hold
ers. The sales quoted are undoubtedly ficti-
Cious. Gould & Curry stock IS advancing.
Other Washoe stock remains firm Carson
City Age.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 26. is

DEAR Son: have not much time to write
to you, for we are retreating from Nashville.
The d-d Yankees have driven us out of our
old quarters, and they will soon drive us out OF
this place. They are about 30, 900 strong, and
fight like devils. | am afraid they will take
Stephen for he only started Yesterday. don't
think the South can hold out much longer, for
the people are starving to death-sO are the
soldiers up this way. / think they will rebel
against themselves. Won't it be awful for us
TO have to give up to the id Yankeess
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

PAPER IN MoNo.-The citizens ofAurora,
Mono county, anticipate the establishing of a
newspaper in that town at an early date, the
press and material being now on@he road from
Nisalia, California.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

The Real KINo.--"-Itoni is King as has
been demonstrated BY the present war. Iron
batseE;es and boats. hon guns and balls rule
the day and times. Cotton has long since been
adepSssd, and Gold 10 only = third-rate Prinee.-
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

TaEAstRE SEnp1ENE- The steamship So
nora, which called fOrsPanama On,Thurs-
dsy,ae6k esgs, a2TlasWssur<.. '4
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
DISSOLUTION. .
FOR SALE.
THE DWELLING HOUSE AND

THE DWELLING HOUSE AND 1kAsAa
L lot of J. b. VAN HAGAN, on Broad lsl
street. next below and adjoining the resi- w M
dence of Mr.. Tsdale. e3A
Also, the dwelling house and lot off. P. Van Hagan,
lying between Fast and West Broad streets.
Also, the brick store Of l. r. Van Hagan. on Broad
street, occupied by y Marx furniture store.
For particulars enquire Of
j. B. or I. P. VAN HAGAN.
Nevada Nav 10. ls62.-tf.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

CoLToN's LETTER.-The late political
manifesto of Mr. Colton, Chairman Of the
Democratic State Committee, is considered
ia some quarters as a strOug bid for fu.
sion with the Secessionists. But we fnd
nothing 10 The letter which will Justify such
q conclusions; and whatever may be bis pri.
vate opinions in the matter, be utterly dis
claims all authority for surrendering or
merging the party organization. If there
is any fusion, it will have to be made by
tbe people in their primary elections, or by
the Conventions, the State Committee have
no authority for making any such arrange.
ments.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
DIED.

In this city. on the 9th inst, ANNIE NOLAN, aged
three years and ten months.
In this city on the 4th inst, JOHN and on the 9th
inst. EDWARD twin sons of John and Fanny McGib-
bens aged about three weeks.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
Nerada 9fluOfrat.

70 pe IA authorized To receive advertisements and
collect and receipt for the same
20 receive advertseu,ents and collect for the
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

A HARD CAsE.-A letter found by Union
soldier in Fernandina, Florida, contains this
extract:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
J. II. HIXSON & BROS,
RBtaII Prices Current.

Ag- TERMS-CASH. "a
NO. IS BROAD STREET, NEVADA.
A few doors above Weaver K Co.'S,
apr24. China Store.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-13
nDr0ved February %. 1852
fPubiiShed March 5, 1862. ]
CHATTER IS.

AN ACT to amend section four OF Chapter one
hundred and twenty four Of the Revised Stat
utes entitled "Of the manner of commencing
Civil Actions"
Ths People Of the State of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate and AS$emHy, do enact as tollorS:
SEcTIoH /. section fouisof chapter one hundred
and twenty four of the ttevsed Statutes is hereby
amended SO that the same shall read As follows,
viz: - The summons must be filed with the clerk
and the state tax on the action paid within ten days
of the service OF an answer or demurrer in the ac-
ton In case no answer demurrer be served
then the shall be filed with the clerk, and
the state tax the action peid at the time vi en-
tering up judgment, or applying for rel,et in the
state tax paid, as herein provided the action may
ba dismissed by the court. In case motion Is
muda by the adverse pa ~ 10 dismiss such action
Tor such cause the court may allow the acton to
stand ProD1ded, the plaintiff forthwith pays the
state tax aud five dollars costs al morton
Approved February % 1862
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-13

AN ACT 10 amend section lis, liz and 100 of
chapter 10 of tie Revised Statutes entitled cot
Towns
The People Of hs State Of Wisconsin, represented in
Senate ard assembly, do enact as tolLo1os:
SECTION l. Section one hundred and seventeen
Of chapter fifteen of the Revised Statutes, IS here
by amended by adding thereto the following words:
'P'OVeded, that such supervisors may in THEN
discretion, cause to be erected Us permanent land
marks, posts surrounded by mounds: such mounds
to be not less Than three feet high and not less
than six feet in diamater at the base. Such posts
shall be marked provided for the marking OF
stone monuments"
Sec .. Sections one hundred and twenty, one
hundred ana twenty-one [andl one hundred and
twenty-five of said chapter, are hereby amended
by striking out the word ''stone' wherever it oc
ours in eald section.
Approved February %. 1867
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7 U6EtSHeW 1HuFCN ., 6U2
CHAPTER go.

AN ACT to amend chapter thirty-fve OF the Gen
eral Laws of 1859
Tie People Of the State Of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate and ASsem6ly, do enact as toAows:
SECTIoS |. Chapter thirty-fve of the General
Laws Of 1859, is hereby amended as to read as
follows In all sections contracts OF which JUS
tees of the peace have Jurisdiction, which shall
hereafter be commenced ill any court OF record, no
costs shall be recovered by the party plaintiff ex
cept in actions wherein real estate shalt be attach
ed and in actions whei Elm the amount claimed by
the plaintiff, in his complaint duly verified shall
exceed tho sum of one hundred dollars but III
such last mentioned actions the party prevailing
shall recover only such costs the court in it,
discretion shall adiudge, not exceeding in amount
the taxable costs il such action, whether the re
covery exceed fifty dollars or less
Sec. ,. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved February %, 1862
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-13
Mortgage sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN -KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT Court.
EJohn Kirk az aInst Jane E. Henry and Iohn Is Henry
Nm pursuance and by virtue OF Judgment OF
"a and sale made and entered i'll .e above emitted
action the 2lst day of November, A D. 1862 James
NJ Stebbins, sheriff OF Keuosh4 county shall the 22d
day OF March, A. D. 1862, the hour OF O'Clock F. NJ,
at the front door Of the Court House in the city and
county of Kenosha, offer for sale and sell public
ton to the highest bidder Their for the following describ
ed land much ther of shall be necessary TO pay
said Judgment and costs and expense Of sale wit -:
commencing hundred and thirty eight Obs feet west
OF the soEti block rtysiX 36 running
thence north hundred and twenty hit 12Sl feet
thence west sixty (60) feet thence south hundred
and twenyeIght OPS feet thence east sky 600 feet
to the place OF beginning in te south east quarter Of
section 81 7. 2, N. of K. 23 east.
Dated Dee. IS, 1861. JAMES NJ. STEBBlNS,
Jon b. JusUE, Sheriff Of Kcnosha Comfy.
Pl'fs Atty l6w26
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1000 Agents Wanted

To introduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Remedies into every
county Men women who want to make money quick.
~, d. better with tLese cles any Thing in
market They new, useful, low priced, and we are
spending thousands in advertising them for the bneht
OF agents. Boxes of samples containing dozen Of
one dollar packages above specified, with circulars will
be sent receipt of sess dollars about half price to
any person wishing IL test his her skill in selling
with the view Of becoming agent. They can be sold
in day. q We 7cDukd rather pay salaries than
Commissions to those 1cbo Pr0ge tenS6Ires efficient
sdieSp1en
"a Now is the time. to go into the business. por
address and references see above.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-13

Sold also by Casweh, Mack Co., Fifth Avenue Hotel:
! J. l. COddngton, Il5 Broadway; D. S. Barnes 202
! broadway, and by all druggists. 1y28
! \ osice.-We are daily receiving orders to send by
mail some one Of Dr.. Hurd's Dental Remedies
which cannot fill. None mailable except the
Aeu, dIgj0 Plaster, which send in an envelope Oh
receipt Of price (5 cents and stamp But to accom-.
MEDIATE persons places where the druggists and store
keepers behind be age have put up packages in
white emb ossed boxes, inches by four with com
partmepfs-each box containing bottle Of Dr. Hurds
1I0uh WASH aad Tooth Ache drops, box of Tooth
P0lcder, tie NsW1 dtgjd Plaster and valuable little
Treatise Teeth and their discusses the best means of
prescribing them, and the proper treatment Of chill
a. ems Teeth, worth OF Itself the eaire st to every
young woman, parents with young children.
with sundry other necessary articles price per pack
age dOLGF, six packages for So by express
directed. AS he express charges much if
any dozen than enc, it is far cheaper to
order six dezen packages at one time. A large
family win ALL the surplus be disposed of
neighbors with public benefit for can estimate
how much pain, suffering unhappiness, and disgure-
meut, expense, loss Of time money would he saved
TO the country if every family to-day had of these
packages which in itself is complete set of Dental
Remedies. Address WV. 3. HURD j. Co. L. ibune Build
ings, New York, and write and address plainly
That remlttauces may be made with confidence W. b.
Il. Oe. refer the mayor of Brooklyn, G. W GRIT-
FIFTH, President of the Farmers and Citizens Bank
Brooklyn; the Editor of the American Manufacture
ers Gazette; to JOY Coe Co., Publishers Agents N
I; to P. =. BAREUM, Esq, who knows good thin 2
when he sees it and who has already ordered second
ct
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-13

AN ACT to amend chapter seven of the Revised
Statutes entitled "Ot general and special elec.
of the canvass"
The People Of the STATE et Wisconsin, represented
an Se~ate and assembly, do enact as t6Hors:
SECTION T. Section ninety nine Of chapter seven
OF the Revised Statutes, entitled cot general and
special elections, of the manner OF conducting the
same, and of the canvass, is hereby amended so
as 70 read as follows viz " The regular term Of
all State and County officers. when elected Tor fuI
term, shall commence On the first Monday Of Jan
uary next succeeding their election
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and be IL force
from and alter its passage.
Approved March l, 1862
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r Avs OF WISCONSIN,
OFFICIAL.
TDuBI;sbed FebruGru %, 1862,
CHAPTER AZ.


AN ACT To amend chapter 100 of the Revised
Statutes entitled factions and writs of scire
facias and quo warranto."
The People Of tie State Of Wisconsin, represented
is Senate and assembly, do enact as toilorS:
SECTION l. Whenever an action shall be brought
in the supreme court by the Attorney General. in
the name of the state Tor the purpose OF vacati.
the charter or annulling the existence Of corpo.
ration, the summons shal be personally served W.
on some officer of the corporation named as de-
fendant therein, if 10 be found within this state
Such service may be made by the sheriff 81 any
county III the state If any sheriff to whom such
summons shalt have been delivered for service shall
make return thereon, that officer OF such cor
poration can, after lac diligence, be found within
this state, and shall verify the same by hs atfida
Wit the Attorney General shall cause copy ui
such summons TO be published IN the state pa ser
once III each week for at least four successive
weeks. Upon filing such proof OF that publication
as Ig required by subdivision Of section Of chap
ter ia Of the Revised Statutes, with the clerk Of
said court the service of the summons shall be
deemed complete, and court shall proceed as
though personal service had been made on such
corporation.
sec 2 If the summons shall not be personally
served, the corporations their legal refra-anTa-
t,ves shall, on application and sufficient cause
shown be allowed to defend said action at any time
before final Judgment, but not thereafter
Sec 3 II i'll any such action, judgment shall be
rendered against such corporation, and a receiver
any interest, legal or equitable, be appointed, the
court may, iii Ills discretion, order sale Of all such
poperty. and disposition of the proceeds thereof
among the creditors Of such corporations The
court may also, in its discretion order all costs
and disbursements, duly taxed by the proper au
thority, to be paid from the effects in the hands Of
the receiver, to the persons entitled thereto or to
the Attorney General, taking his or their receipt
therefor.
Sec. 4. sum sufficient to pay all necessary
costs and disbursements incurred i'll bringing or
prosecuting such actions to be audited by the Sec
rotary oi State, is hereby appropriated cut Of any
1t is hereby made the duty of the receiver appoint
ed in any such action or the duty Of the Attorney
General, in case such moneys snail be delivered
to him by such receiver, TO repay to the state any
money advanced by the state on account iot such
costs and disbursements.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its publication.
Approved February 20, 1862.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-13
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PW5fiSbed March 5, 1851
GEgAPTRSss RS

AN ACT to repeal chapter 1862 of the General Laws
OF 1861 entitled AN Act to define the bounda
rleS of the Judicial Circuits therein men1iuEed."
The People Of the STATE Of Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and As8sm6ly, do enact as Ioliolos:
SECTION l. Chapter lG2 of the General Laws Of
1861, entitled IAN Act 10 define the boundaries of
The Judicial Circuits thersin mentioned, ia here
Oy repealed.
Sec ,. The several counties mentioned in said
cbaprer l26, shall be ut ached to and coustit ate
part of the several Judicial Circuits to which thev
Nere severaly attached prior to the passage Of
.ald act, and all sets parts Of acts repealed by
sad act, are hereby renstated aud declared to be
/ ful force
Approved March /, 1862
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-13
EfRCUIT COURT.-COUNlY OF KE
" NCSMA AND SrATE OF WISCONSIN.

The state of Wisconsin, to Lucy a. Dunn, Defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint Of Martin Dunn Plaintiff this action which
will be filed in the Office of the CLERK OF this court the
city of Kenosha in said county, March lUt A. 1862,
and to copy of your &c the said complaint
the subscriber at his Office in city of Kenosha and
OF Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
of this summons upon you exclusive f the day OF such
service and il you fail TO the said complaint
within the aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action III
apply to the court for the relief demanded the
paint H. f. fCHOFF,
of Keno~ha Wis. P'Gs Atty
Witness the Hon. David N0ggle Juuge of the
IL. s. First Judicial Circuit The state OF Wisconsin,
at Kenosha city, tni, Oath day February A. D.
1862. 6w33 L b. NICHOLS Clerk.
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CHAPTER So,

AN ACT to amend Chapter ninety four OF the Re
vised Statutes, entitled "of the sale of lands for
The payment of debts, by Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians"
Ihe People fine 5lotc q Wisconsin, ceOr Scated
a Sene.te ard AsscmhY, do enact as to'io~&:
SECTION /. Section twenty five ct cE9pter nne,
y four ut the Revised Statutes entitled - OF the
sale OF lands for the payment OF debts by executors
administrators ard guardiaas " IS hereby amended
by adding thereto the following rPropJde6, thar
where the lands adjacent and lie in two or
more counties. Inc sale shall he had IN either OF
such counties and In such the judge of the
county court ID authorized TO direct, by order, in
which OF such counties the lands shall be sold !;
and if there be newspaper published in more
rect in which of such newspapers the notice of sale
shall be published, provided in the preceding
section"
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BY order of Hon. David NosSle, Judge OF the.


NTOTIOE is hereby given and published OF an order
" requiring all the creditors OF Addison Moore, of the
town of Bristol in the county Of Henosha in
the of Wisconsin, Insoiyent debtor pettoninB
for The benefit of the for the ce OF nsoYent debt
to show if any they have before the said
Judge of the Circuit Court his chambers in the city
of Kenosha in the county of keuosha and state of Wis
consin, 5Jh day OF May two O'Clock the
afternoon of that day, why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted aud why assignment Of the
insoveut OF she SAID Addison Moore snail not be
made and ne be discharged from his debts.
Dated this 10th day OF January, A d. 1869.
WEBSTER SChGgF,
1Ow82 .tt'ys Jor the Petitioner
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Says the Boston Commercial Bulletin -
Variety is the spice oflife, but the variety of
the tariff has given life TO spice, one merchant
having realized,'on the rise Of pepper alone
SS0,000"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-13

There are no such dIsagyeeable PEG
pie in the world as those who are for
ever seeking their own Improvement,
and disquieting themselves about this
fault and that; while on the other hand
there is all unconscious merit which
wins more hearts and does more good
than all the theoretically yirtuous III
the wide world ;-th ose who seem to
be more than to do; who speak Of no
deficiencies in themselves OF others,
but who are necessarily modest, be-
cause they only take what their hands
find to do, and do it with their might,
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IlVeE ESeeHnlmaOE.
FAMILY NE DlCIN
DEALINGS
LIVER REGULATOR
E4SFEC RBFT'FEEgH,

and Low consider myself entirety curcd."
Hon. John A. Cross writes, " Brooklyn, March 10
1860 In the spring OF 1859 / took severe cold which
induced violent fever, took two doses Of
DARLING'S LINER REGULATORS
1t broke up my cold and fever Previous 70 this
attack, had been troubled with dyspepsia several
months; have feit nothing Of il since"
Otis Sudley, Esq, l2S East 2Sth street. n Y writes
"Auaust 10, lSGO.-I mad diff 3uly with Kidney Com
plant thr years, with constant lin in the small Of
my back. bad used most all kinds Of medicines but
found no permanent RELIEF until used
DA7LING'S LIVER REGULATOR.