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The Nevada journal., 1859-10-07

State of California. County of Nevada, ss. Dis
trict Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trct of said State.
The People of the State of California to Ge O
Wiikin. .....Greeting
W OU are hereby summoned to appear and an
i swer to the complaint Of C. W. Mulford and
4. H. Hagalorn. doing business as milford &
c.. fled against you within ten days from the
service of this writ served on you in this coun-
tv. within twenty days if served you in this
District and out OF this County. and within for
ty davs If served on you in the State and out of
this District in an action commenced on the 9th
dav of October, Al. 1853. in said Court to re-
cover the sum of 81 .62l 66-100, for money ad-
yanced and furnished to said defendant by
plaintiffs at defendants special instance and re-
quest and also for plaintiffs costs of this suit,
and YOU are hereby notified that if you fall to
answer said complaint as herein directed, plain
tifs will take judgment against you therefor by
default, together with all costs of suit and also
demand of the Court such other relief is
praved for in plaintiffs said complaint.
~ ~ In testimony whereof |, John
r. Oa)s. Lambert. CLERK Of the Dis
nj FJtrict Court, aforesaid. do here
X unto set my hand and impress
the seal of said Court at office,
in the city of Nevada, this 9th day of October,
d, 1859.
JOHN s. LAMBERT, Clerk,
Per Joseph Roberts, jr. Deputy.
By order of Hon. Niles Sc arls. District Judge
of the l4th Judi cial District in and for Nevada
county.
Attest : true copy.
JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Per Joseph Roberts. jr. Dep.
A. A. Sargent, Atty for Plaintiffs. oct7-3m
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FINANCES OF THE CouNTy--B,

FINANCES OF THE CouNTY.---ByI
the politeness Of John S. Lambert,
County Clerk, we have been permit
ted to anticipate to some extent the
forthcoming Auditors Report. The
statistical facts obtained from the
Clerks office are of an Interesting
and highly satisfactory character.
We learn that the total debt of the
county against all the funds on the
1st day of October 1858, was
$l71,o9s
First of Oct. 1859, 1925
Showing a decrease of
the debt in one year off, S22,713
The debt against the General Fund
in October of last year was
S142. BOG
Now 125, $3.50
decrease -----.-.--- Sl7,476
When it il taken into consideration
that nearly one-fourth of the revenue
of the county is absor bed by the an
nua, interest on the debt, and that
reduction of the debt twenty thous-
and dollars per annum decreases the
interest and allows the more to wipe
away the principal, there is much en-
ceuragement in the figures he Audi
tor is pleased to furnish.
The total revenue of the count
since the Auditors Report of the 18th
of February last, was S50,7l1
OF which belonged to
the State. S12,472
1t is to be remembered, however,
that the heaviest portion of the rev.
enues are collected between this and
the coming February. tits probable
that the receipts into the treasury for
the coming year will not be far diff
ferent from this. Should our suppo-
sitions and figures be correct. we can
safely say the county is marching out
of debt at the rate of more than S20.-
600 per annum. The actual rate is
about in this wise S22 1000. $4,000,
$4,000. $4,000. and so on. The
whole debt will thus be extinguished
in less than six years.
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NOTICE
To Tax PAYERS!

'he assessment roll Is now in my hands for
collection An additional amount of per
cent will be added TO al taxes not paid before
the 18th of October.
B YanEagan, Sheriff.
and Ex Oificio, Tax Col.
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lnforsl.ation Wantcd

OF MoRRIs FRIEL who left New York one
year since for California. The last news con
corning him was areport that he had bee killed
in disturbance at Nevada ANY information
as to the particulars will be thankfully received
by his brother, Edward Frel No. IL, Dry Dock,
New York City.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-07

The amount of money in the State
treasury at che close of business on
the 20 ult was S35O,337,77.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
= the undersigned, urder the style of the
'Raniolp Saw Mill Company" has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be carried on by II. W
Mckoy, who alone is authorised to collect all
debts due the Company, and Will pay all de-
mands against the same.
HORACE w. McKOY,
RAPHEL PORTER.
Rough & Ready, Sept. 2s. 1859.
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The Alleghanians have gone to
Australia, China, India and Europe
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New To-Day.
United States

B r f w e r
ITO all whom it may concern, let it be known
L that have purchased one half of the above
named brewery, aud that the establishment will
hereafter be carried on under the name and
style of Henry Shelhorn Co.
Get. z, '59.--tf HENRY KREISS.
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County TREASURY.

COUNTY TREASURY. Arrange
ments have been made by j. ".
Chinn, County Treasurer, by which
his Office will be kept with g. W.
Mulford & Go.
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Sllerif'S Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 22nd day of septem. A. D.
w 1889. final Judgment and decree was rem
dered in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judi
cial District ofthe State of Cal in for the coun
ty of Nevada against Fl. Hahn and in favor of IA
A. Spicer for the of thirteen hundred and forty
dollals principal debt with interest on the principal
at the rate of three per cent per month from the
rendition of judgment until paid together with all
costs of suit. And whereas on the said 23d day
Of September A. D., 1859, it ordered and de.
creed iy said Court, thvt the Mortgage forth in
Plaintiffs complaint be furecosed and the property
therein described to wit: All the right title and In
terest of Defendant H. Hahn of in and to a ,ertain
Water Ditch constructed from Logan Canon in the
township Of Eureka (now BloomfielD to Louisa
Flat on the South Yuba River in the county of Ne
vada, township aforesaid being the upper ditch from
said CANON together with all and singular the rights
privileges franchises and appurtenances thereunto.
belonging or in any wise appertzining, be levied
upon and sold to satisfy said Judgment, interests
and costs, and the proceeds thereof applied TO tho
payment of said sums of money AS aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that will expose to publie
sale all the above des erbed property the highest
bidder for cash, in front Of the Court House door
in Nevada city. on Saturday, the 22d day ef De-
tober A. d. 1883 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A and NJ.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Sept 1859.
S. W. BORING, Sheriff.
By Ed BURRELL. Deputy
Nevada Sept. l1th 1859.
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"We are sick of the editor, and the
subject. Sac. Standard.
Then why don't you vomit. you
dog, and have done with your new
ling.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-07

The Philadelphia Press admires
Edwin Booths Iago, and says of
Edwin bimself:-"His well cut Italian
face, with expressive eyes and elo-
quent lips, reminds one of the first
Napoleon as first Consul"
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SIIMM0XS.

State Of California. County of Nevada, ss. Dis
trct Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict of said State.
The People of the State of California to Ge o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

WANTED TO HIR E.-Coored hands TO work
w on Material Train, on this Road, BY month or
balance of the year WM n. BRAGG, Supt.
Office r. F. & 7. R. r. Co.
Richmond 26th April. 1859. s ap 26-ts
WANTED-2Do MEN.--Thc above number of
w Men can find immediate employ ment the
extension Of the Roanoke Valley Railroad. Apply
to THOS. w. BROCkENBROtGH Treasurer of
Richmond and Danve r. r. at Depot je PITS
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The Cos, Of war.

The London Bankers circular gives stare
,,ent of the cos,lness Of that expensive lux
urv of Glory, upon which two of the great
nations of Europe are now feasting. 1ts'atcs
that the number of men voted in 1916, for
army, navy and ordnance, was 13o,s5o, and
the cost CD, SEAL 2s. the ratio being fii7 per
head. At the end of the Subsequent five years,
viz in 1871, the total number of men voted
was ~. a;a. and the total expenditure &c.
s6sse6, or In the ratio of ft33 per head. Dn-
ring the three years that the Crimean war last
cd, Great Britsin spent in the army ana navy
no less than flg9o66AI, or an average sum OF
f36,655. iso per annum exclusive OF the cost OF
the civil department. During the same PERIOD
il added f29,u0o.o00 to the funded debt OF the
country. Abe Circular adds, that the interest,"
upon the public debt, added to the military
and naval expenditure, are becoming frightiui
in amount, and. if continued at the same ratio,
they must ultimately undermine he fonnda-
ton of the commercial supremacy of Great
Britain. The following is n statement OF the
claims which war and debt have made upon
that country during the last fl We years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court OF the county of Henrleo,
for the month of July, 1859. IHly the 5th 1882
Joseph u Mettert and Fannie A. Mettert; his wife;
Elijah Baker and Mary Ann Baker. his wife;
Alice q. Walsh and George NJ. Walsh, infants
under the age Of fourteen years. by William
Walsh their ext frIcnd Elizabeth Alien, Ebert
Talbot and Marin. his wife; Anderson v. Ever
EFT aud Mildred Ann, his wife; Thomas III.
Jones and PauliEa. has wife; Melville II. Talbot
and Asenath, his wife" Plaintiffs.
against
John u. Keesee Mary Anderson, Alexander kee
see. and Lucinda keesee; and the other heirs OF
Charles Keesee deceased, whose names nm
known and others. Defendants.
The object of this Sut Is to obtain decree for the
sale of certain real estate belonging To the plain
tifS and defendants and division of the proceeds
Of the same among the parties entitled thereto.
an affidavit having been made and bied that the
defendants above named are residents oi this
Commonwealth, and that the les oi the other
heirs of Charles Keesee. deceased, are unknown,
the said dete ndants, above named, and the said
unknown heirs of Charles Keesee, decreased, are
notified To- appear at the rules to he held IN the
Clerk : Office OF the said Court on the FIRST Mon
day III September next and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this snIt.
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rrofpSS:o,bai,

III chronicling the proceedings of Tom
THUMB" newspaper of Bridgeport, Conn,
which has the honor of being the residence OF
this giant declares that he Will spend his time
mostly at home hereafter, except when he
takes a run, professionally, into the country"
This is the very latest use of the term pro
tessional" The title of professor has been
hitched to the lanes Of ballOonista, corn doc
tors. iugglers, and dancing masters, and now
we have dwarf doing = the PROFESSIONAL in
exhibiting his Geformity!
II would be hard 10 find as ludicroUs an in
stance Of the magical power of money in COM
mardng respect in this country. as that which
induces the Bridgeport journal TO speak with
grave and unaffected Difference of the charac-
ter and position OF the curious little imp, who
has made larger fortune by his Iittleness of
body than most of his townspeople by their
lttieness of mind. Amore grotesque idol than
Toa THUMB. the mateTialism of humanity ne
yer tabricated-not even excepting the golden
calf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

In conformity with the customs of royal So
ciety-Which require the various Courts TO go
into mourning whenever enc of the crowned
heads succumbs 10 the King of Terrors-seve-
raj of the Courts OF Europe are wearing
mourning for the late exemplary King Bomba.
Some American critics are ridiculing the
Courts aforesaid for making this appropriate
exhibition of their natural grief. They do not
reflect that if despots did not bewail each
other, there could be no mourners at the fune-
rails Of kings.
The late King of Naples, more than any
other monarch of the present age, has secured
the universal excavations Of mankind lie was
detested-politically and personally-by all
his subjects with a unanimity ana hearuhess
that threw the appropriately OF all other w
rants into the shade. When he died. he ala no.
leave a single friend in his dolhihiohs " DE-
wall his loss nor the semblance of grief on Inc
earth. except the hypoeritical formality o.
Courts
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scenes of the Battle Field.

one of the letter writers from the theatre of
war. gives a fearful picture of the dead and
diving Of the battle field of Solferino, after the
day of slaughter had been concluded
" Here was one with uplitted arm to ward of the
blow which had opened his skull. ana spiasheo ms
brains far and near, Close b, was another, with
ms hand upon his breast shivered and rent by the
rape Another seemed to be smiilns,, as II IN
muckery oil the grim warriors approach. Some
were living upon their backs, with iaces turned to-
wards heaven. and pray crs still seeming To finger
Further on, there was a Hungarian, who had
thrust his clothes INTO ashastiy wound near me
cartrid. between his teetE To, the right, Croat
had his head cut OF by ball, and the head was by
his side, with IT'S horrlble eyes .larng ana Ieefhs
as II seemed, al the dlsmembered BODY,
Two } Dung lads OF certainly not more than SIX :
teen. were i,ins in each others arms. Death had
surprised them IN that attltuQe or, perhaps leel-
IN themselves about to die thcy had clunc toEeth-
er in last embrace, and had fallen thus never To
rise aIan. Upon the body al p Bohemian ofhcer
we noticed dog, WAITING apparently forms master
to get up, We had not the heart ~ call OH the
faithful animal by word OF a gesture. for We felt
sure that God would reward the devotion OF this
poor dumb creature, touChinrly shown amidst
The carnage which man had wased against his TEL
ION every side it was the same. Death in his
most horrible and CHASTITY iorIil, siared AZ us, no
matter where we gaZed
The most marvellous part of this Ubiquitous
business. remarks the writer, is that each
leader of these murderers causes his standard
to be- blessed. solemnly invoices the protection
of God before setting out TO exterminate his
fellow creatures ana if ten thousand of them
are slain, Il grateful hymn Of Thanksgiving to
the q Cd OF Battles is Chanted! Surely this
God of Battles whom they invoke to destroy
their fellow men, and whom they glorify for
massacre is not the - Peaceful Prince Of Earth
| and Heaven to whose service their temples
| are consccrated-notI Him who has said, Thou
| shalt do no murder but the Prince of the in
| fernal pit, the same who tempted Cain 10 Stay
| his brother, who was murderer from the be-
| ginning. and the only god who answers the
prayers and accepts the sacrifices of murder
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Mr. COhdan.

Mr. RICHARD CoBDEN, on ms return from
Tho United States TO England, took occasion,
in seyeral public addresses. to express his high
appreciation of the American people ana ms
avn gratitude for the kindnesses he had re-
eaived among them. He spoke of the kind
feelings of Americans generally towards Eng
land. and said that he believed, in the event OF
an assault upon Great Britain by the despot-
isms of Europe, the United States would come
to her aid We think Mr.. Golden is right in
his opinions of American sentiment. We have
no reason 10 cherish hostility against Great
Britain. All our wrongs We're wiped out in
the battle field and we have no old scores TO
pay; none of the yindetiyeness and malice
which belong to a conquered people
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

The style OF some OF the descriptiOns of
"Professor'' WIsE's late ballooning feat seems
modelled on the movements of the balloon-now
up among the stars, and now dragging along
near the earth. Thus Mr.. HYDE, in his gem
orally graphic and spirited account. speaks in
one place-probably when he was in the
milfy-way-of the aronaut being nearly suf-
focated by 1.-THE proximity of the tube to the
Professors oldctoT'es;' - and in another place
probably after discharging gas and throwing
over some sahd-baSs, SO rs to approach nearer
the earth-Mr WISE was taught "A valuable
lesson by this accident, and took good care
thereafter 10 'keep the io,eer end Of me gas-bas
0at Of the tcdg Of his SHelIerS.f'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20
HOUSES FOR RENT.

*. FOR RENT.-The DWELLING-HOuSk
IS; next to the one occupied by myself at the cor
Iii ner OF 9th and Canal streets. 1t has been re-
Gently repaired and put IN nice order. having Sds'
water. bath rooms and other convenlences los
session siven at once - ,,,,,11
jy 20-2t Y. wall hAhi''
-. FOR RENT.--A large BRICK Dwell
ff.I ING containing eight rooms, on Cary street,
Eli between I'd and 3d-now occupied by A u
Possession given Immediately. Rent. 8 400 Ap-
ply on the premises H -o-"'
II FOR RENT have for rent or ROOMS
E1::aa situafc,i on Governor. between Main ana
lii Franklin streets Its good stand Tor board
lnr house or private family. Apply to
NJ. u. PONCET, opposite j. A. belvln s..
jy 2D-6t~ on hotclnoI stloot.
Il FOR RENT.-The brick STORE HOUSE
chi on Franklin street near the Old Market with
ALI frst rate accommodations for family or
boarding house above. Rent $500 per annnIn
jy Pot "A. /. q ohi1o'
Il FOR RENT-A comfortable neat BRlCh
Gil RFSTDENCE, on Mayo street. we'll supplied
Lii with wafer. Gas Kitchens, &c. Possession VIII
he giyeu anv time after the 10Th inst. Apply to Ars
BUTLER, Mayo street, opposite the HebreW syn
agogUe. ~ i'-'
- FOR RENT-The large FRONT ROOM
ri corner Main and Pearl sts., over 5. A. Myers
E4al Iewelrv Store. Gas and water hxtures-hne
stand for a Millinery Daguerreotype establish,
ment. Also ROOMS suitable for Law Othces and
Iod inC Rooms over the telegraph Office. $50 Main
street. "eii'' las. NJ. TAYLOR & son,
~ 15-eod3t Real Estate Agents and Aucts.
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Can between Atlantic and Pacific.


London correspondent OF the Washington
STATES says, that among the specializing schemes
Oh foot in that city is plan for forming
company for the opening of the canal between
the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, called the Al
trato river canal. The plan is thus stated VIZ
To cut tunnel 3k miles long under the Soi-
dilleras, beginning at Hnmboldt's bay IN the
Pacific; then to dig 81 miles through the iru-
ando valley then 10 deepen the Irnando
river, and proceed to the Atlantic by the At
trato river, which is said TO be navigaole for
the largest vessels. The capital required for
The whole work is s75,0Oo,Ooo, or fi5,o00.ooO;
and 1t is contemplated TO invite the United
States government to join the governments OF
England and France in either advancing, by
equal shares, the funds necessary for the OPP
Grafton, or by guarantying 10 the disbursers
the neutrality Of the canal, when companies
will b. formed to perform the work with pri-
vAte capital.
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Political Speculate n. in England.

The London correspondent of the Manches-
ter (Eng.) Eyaniiner thinks that, in the event
Of LoUIs NAPoLEoN's driving Austria into
the Tyrol, he will use the opportunity TO re-
new his popularity and influence, by the re-
taxation Of his absolute authority in France
" bach the enthueiasm won for him in his Ital.
Ian campaign will do more than anything else
could to render possible Should GERMANY
however, intervene In the present struggle, his
Tohcy VIII be shaped by events which may
insoise deaih-strnggle for himself, wide
spread COMMISSIONS in Europe, aud snch COM
P1'eapohs ~ the most sagaeious political
esephsts cannot foYs.ee.
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Total

Its estimated by the Circular 'll'' Eng anu
ia ,,,. oncooe in q war with any of the
great Powers of Europe, Wi'hout "a Peilot"s
in her military and naval department from
sixty to eighty millions OF POUNDS steriiiS
year. and probably adding to hel pupAc oep'
SONS. twenty or thirty millions more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

PoLrrIcAL.-The canvass in The petersburg
(Na.) district, for member OF congress, com
rnenced on Monday at I(inwiddie Z. H. The
assembiage was addressed by Messrs. II. l..
Hopkins, former Lieutenant Governor OF the
State, Roger A. Pryor and Thos. F. q code, all
Democrats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20
Ml',I.AaRI1UD.
On Tuesday rpornng. July lsth, By Che Rev M ?
Bakers ALBERT D y N al. eity " w
DIED.,

On Tuesday afternoon. 10th inst, JON q; eias ad
son of Harriet A. and the late !" m a. haos a6eo
years months and 20 days. r f,r,;,v are
The friends and acquaintances OF me ia ~ a.o
requested to attend the funeral, iron ne ~ IT'S
tyteran Church, Church HILL on TINS tWeuhoo
day afternoon, at O'Clock. s,s.r.x 6.
On the 18th July, at OILS ?. NJ, WIN. slEhL' IN
the s7th year of his age. ,.,.,,,a
on Canal. between LIST and foushee rttee.s. a. ~
O'Clock this morning. Friends will please accept
this ntmation, and attend without iuf'hsi
n, Yesterday ,uoruinr. the 10Th inst, ROBERT
STYIL, infant of A. L.. and Oeo IL Eafhes''
aged one year and ten months ..l
The friends of the family are lnVitea 10 atteniu
the funeral this Wednesday tmornIng, at ~ cloch'
at the residence of the parents, on Venabie street.
l. ninn Hill,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

A GREAT BALLOON TRIr.-Mr. La Noun
tain has challenged Mr.. John Wise to tes1
their ''relative capacity, scientifically consider
ed, in a trial trip from San Francisco to tho
Atlantic seaboard, with balloons" Dir. Wise
in u card, published in the ST Louis Democrat
says that his ''thoughts are now turned 10 The
crossing of the Atlantic, and with Il precision
much better than was the trip from ST. Louis
to New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20
DOWHATAN HOTEL
: H4H1t
RICHMOND VA

The undersigned having leased the above niea
sanity situated Hotel and made every preparation
to continue tie business. take this method Of In
forming the PUBLIC that the house will rot he closed
and that every effort will lie male TO command the
appreciation of visitors and render il second To no
house in the city,
We have associated with us Mr.. Gro. J. Scam
MEL as Superintendent, and secured the services
oil Mr.. r. NJ. u. CLARKE as Clerk who will each be-
pleased fo be al the service OF their friends and
the public. BLAKELEY { MtTLLtkEN
jY 2-lmd&cw pfopTieiors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

THE FUNERAL OF MIR. CHoATE.-The Rev
DR.. Nehemiah Adams, Pastor of the Union
Congregational Church, which the Hon Ru-
fuS Choate attended, preached a sermon Mon
day morning on his death to a crowded con-
gregation. lie paid an eloquent tribute to his
genius and Christian qualities Mr. Choate,s
pew was heavily draped in black
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

THE SICKLEs RECoNcILIATIoN.-A day or
two previous to the public announcement OF
Sickles reconciliation with his Wife, the fol-
lowing appeared i'll the New York Corresron-
dence of the Boston "Atas:"
Il see upon the books of the St Nicholas the
name OF Miss Ridgely, of Washington, ID. G.
This is the same young lady who figured In
the Sckles trial. and who witnessed the con-
fession of Mrs, Sickies. She is said to be here
as the guest OF Mr.. Sickles, who is living with
his friend, Mr. Field