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The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ISIS

STATE OF cALIFoRN1A, }SS
District Court of the 4th Judicial District of said State
The People of the State of California to LEWIS
SHEETS. II. DYSART, DIR. VOORHEES, and d,
notwithstanding:
Won. AND EACH OF YOU are hereby Summoned
i to appear within 10 days from the service Of this
writ If served in thiscounty within 90 days if
you in this District and ofthi county and
within forty DAYS if served in this State and
this District show cause why you and each of You
should not be bound by Judgment entered in this
Cour the 18th day of May 1855, of the cath day of
April 1857, in favor of Daniel A Rich, Plaintiff, and
against Hamlet Davis, Hiram Dysert, Lewis Sheets,
John Widows Dr. VOORHEES, and others, surviving part
ners of the firm of DAVIS Co., for the sum of $780,
co. with thereon at the rate of per cent per
month"; from the 18th day of March, 1851 and S64 20
costs in the manner as if you and each of you
had been originally served with Summons, and you and
each of you hereby notified that if you fail to shox
cause, you will be bound by such Judgment, and Ex
ecution will be issued against You accordingly:
In Testimony whereof, /, RUFUS SHOEMAKER,
Clerk the District Court Aforesaid do hereunto set
hand impress the seal of said Court Office in the
city of Nevada, this I'd day of March, D 1889
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
By WIN. SMITH, Deputy.
County of Nevada }Fourteenth Judicial Dist
Daniel Rich, Plaintiff, Hamlet Davis Lewis Sheets,
ct. ais. Defendants.
OSREApINa tie Affidavit of Daniel Rich filed herein,
and appearing therefrom to my satisfaction, that
good of action exists against the Defendants,
Hiram Dysert, DR.. Voorhes and Daniel Merritt and
that they necessary and proper parties this pro-
ding. And il further appearing from said Affidavit
that the said Dysert yoorhes and Merritt: are not resi-
dents of this State but that they reside in the town of
Flushing, Coun'y of Belmont, state of Ohio.
Now therefore, motion of Mcconnell & Niles. Plain
ts Attorneys it is ordered that the said defendants
Hiram Dysert DR.. Voorhes and Daniel Merritt be
ed with Summons herein by publication thereof in the
NEVADA JOURNAL for the period Of Three months
And it is further ordered that copies of the Summons
and Affidavit this proceeding be deposited in the Post
Office, directed each of he said defendants at their
place of residence.
NILES SEARLs, District Judge.
Nevada, March p 1859
IHERRBY CERTIFY the fnregoing to be true copy of
an order for public alton on file in my office.
Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER, D. c.
Mcconnell e. Niles, Atty's for Pltf.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

A HERo.-Miss Pardoe, in recent
work relates the following anecdote
AT the battle of Nontmiraii, a young
officer, named Durosier, chanced to be
in attendance on the Emperor at the
moment when it became essential to dis
patch an order to one of the Generals OF
Division; and Napoleon. hastily sum-
qnoning him to his side, gave him in
structions to deliver it without delay.
"Spare neither yourself nor you,
horse, sir" he said sternly; "fo: there is
not a moment to lose, and return at oace
to report to me that my order has been
obeyed."
Durosier ga,loped off amid a shower
of shot and shells, and within a quarter
af an hour he was again beside the EN-
peror- His duty was performed.
"You have behaved well, monsieur
sand Napoleon, when he had received
his report '"you have a stout heart and
a clear head, though you are still only a
youngster. 4 give you acaptain's bre-
vet. and attach you to my person. What
is your name =!
."Durosier, sire
alt seems familiar to me. On what oc-
,casion have | before heard it
IL was the colonel of the boy battalion
your majesty
"Ah! l remember. Well, that is
AN additional reason why L should attach
you to my person."
at is too late, sire," ,murmured the
young soldier.
"Too late, Captain Durosier-and
why 7"
"Sire they have hit me" and as he
spoke, he withdrew handkerchief satu-
,turated with blood from the breast of his
coat. "All will soon be ower-Tue.t J
Emperor! .Vire la ETaneeg"
He reeled for all instant in hissaddle
,and then fell heavily into the arms of an
officer who had sprung forward to sup
port him.-Timoleon Duroseir was a
corpse.
$50 young-so young-soihrave--ane
TO die on his first battle field exclaimed
the Emperor, .as;he bent down for an in
.stant over the body. "Poor boy Poo
boy -
Then setting spurs to his charger h
ralloped of, as if unable to linger owe
50 bad a spectacle Episodes of Frenc'
History.
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Notice

rs hereby given to all persons holding claiming
L Liens upon the premises of SAMUEL OAKS
known the National Hotel, situated in the vii
lsge of Huntsville, county of Nevada, State of Cal
forna under the provisions of act passed by the
Legislature of California, A 1858, and entitled
An act to eGnend an Act entitled "An Act for se-
curing Liens to Mechanics and Others" passed
April 10th, A. D, 1856, to be and appear in the
court Of ii. X. Turner, Justice of the Peace. in
and for the township eff Little York, county and
State aforesaid, at his Office in Hunts Hi on MON
DAY, June 9th, 1859, then and there to exhibit
proofs of said Liens.
Little York Township. May eth
T. ]. RICHARDSON / Co,
mis- Ry G. Z. Richardson, Agent
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WORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the usual gift of wedding cake. says the
Napa Reporter, on the occasion of the
marriage of J. NJ Mansfield to Miss Nell
lie G.. Estabrook. was portion of the
cake which graced the wedding of
the brides parents, taoenty-sir gears
ago.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

If the learned nhebans of the olden
time had thought of embalming their
minds instead of their bodies; if they
had committed their intellects to paper
instead of their limbs to linen. ..and come
down to US covered in velluminstead of
being confined up in sycamore. how
much more perfect would NeIbeenthe
posthumons preservation.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

The Stockton Argus says a wagon
arrived in that town on the Sd, the team
looking tagged with drawing two large
grizslies, that were "bagged" by hun
ter who would be apparently surprised
to see man shoot at a pigeon. One of
the grizElies,is said to weigh about eight
hundred pounds, the smaller animal
weighing six hundred pounds.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

WONDERFUL GRAIN.-The Butte Re-
cord says: 1--WE have stalk of winter
barley grown this spring on Wheeler's
Ranch, in this county, that measures ex-
actly eight feet from the root to the head.
Such production is wonderful even in
California, and would make an Eastern
farmers eyes bug out till you could hang
your hat on EN-"
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

Bachelors are not entirely lost to the
refinement of sentiment, for thefollowdng
toast was given by one of them at a
celebration-"The Ladies-Sweetbriers
in the garden Of life.:"
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

James Madison Crane the fellow
what represented Carson Valley in the
bnmmer holes of Washington city for
some time past, came out on late steam
er and is now vending his weary way
over the mountains to enjoy the sweets of
a quiet life once more.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
EoR SAIsH.

Nof The mansion formerly occupied By Rev
HI j. H. WARREN is offered for sale On the mos
ll reasonable terms. 1t is eliglbly situated
having commanding prospect, aed is we'll SUP
piled with the best of water The grounds ar
extensive and the House equally large and commo
dious. Enquire of
Nevada, May 6-tds
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

The bankers of San Francisco have
announced that they will receive private
and foreign coin at mint value only !:
The effect will be to drive all but Uni
ted States coin out Of circulation and
into the melting pot.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD!

WILL be paid for the return of Gold Watch
" and Fob Chain, taken from the National
Exchange, Nevada, on tae 27th. inst. The watch
il Duplex Hunting oases No. 1880 II. F. Matile,
makers back has an engraving OF a chaplei and
tomb, the 'front.' the goddess ofliberty.
MSs- The abevs reward is offered for the return
of tae Watch and chain to me at Waloupa, or left
at the JOURNAL office.
B. KILN.
waloupa, Nevada CO., April 2s-lm
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

From Jules Janin's work on Rach-
ell and Tragedy" we learn that the great
Jewess, between the 12tn of une, lS47,
and the 2ad of March, 1855, played L.
O63 times, and that those 1,O63 REPRE-.
sentations produced 4,369,129 francs, Is
centimes-oyer SSOO,OOO.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

A Washington letter says that Mr..
Sickles has employed an experienced
corps of photographic writers to report
his trial verbatim for publication in pam
phlet form.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

FIRE sN YREKA.-A Ere occurred in
Yreka on Saturday night last by which
loss to the amount Of several $1,000 was
sustained.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

The government is about placing
troops along the route to Kansas to pro-
tect cmigrants on their way to that Ter
ritory.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

If you do when you are alone what
you are unwilling to do in the presence
ofyour acquaintances. yea respect them
more than you yourself.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

A man named Shields fell in a shaft
near Angels, and remained in durance
vile four days, when he was found by
Indians and liberated.
When found he was nearly mad from
starvation and the fear of death.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

The next Southern Commercial Con-
vention is to be held on the 9th of May.
The war of talk will undoubtedly be
carried into Africa-that Is the African
slave trade will be debated.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

On the sth ult.. the Emperor Napoleon
wore for the first time grey coat; the
petit cAapea~, it is predicted will come in
due time
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Partner
IN ship heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the name and style of GREGORY & WICKES,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All parties
having accounts with the firm requested to come
forward and settle forthwith
A. B. GREGORY,
Nevada, April 2s 1859. Lie. WICKBS.
P.S-Mr. L. C. WICKES having withdrawn froaa
the firm the undersigned will continue the business a.
the old stand A. b. GREGORY.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

Mount Vernon was so named by Law
renee Washington. Georges eldest bro
ther in honor of Admiral Vernon, under
whose command he had held COM
mission at che siege of Carthagena, in
l7A0.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

G. A. Sumner ESQ.,, has succeeded
W. 81. Mantz Esq, as editor of the Tel
egram.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
Summons,

State of California County of Nevada-ss. District
Court OF the Fourteenth Judicial District of said
State. The People of the State of California to
SAMUEL A. BOOTH-GREETING
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear and
against you within Ten da from the service of this
Writ if served on you in this County, within Twenty
County and within Forty days If served on Won in
State and out of this District action CONNIE need
on the 23d day of September A. D. 1855 in said Court
to obtain decree of this Court for the foreclosure of
certain mortgage, bearing date the 4th day of August
A. d. 1857 executed by the said defendant Plaintiff
and for the sale of the premises therein and in said
plant particularly mentioned and described and the
application ofthe arising from such Sale the
payment of the amount due certain promissory
notes set forth in said complaint made and delivered
said Plaintiff by the Defendant bearing date with
said Mortgage and thereby intended be secured to-
wit: The sum of SA66i with interest the sum Of
$4O0 90 from the Fourteenth day of August A. D. 1851
at the rate of two per cent per month till paid;
and if any deficiency shall remain after applying all Of
said moneys applicable thereto, then that Plaintiff
may have execution therefor against said Defendant ;
also, that the Defendant and all and every person
ing by through under him subsequently, the date of
Plaintis mortgage andthe this action
may be barred and foreclosed of all right claim ien
and equity of redemption in to the said mortgaged
premises any part reo and for srch other
ther relief or both in the premises may be just and
equitable
And you hereby notified that you fail to answer
said complaint as herein directed Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you therefor default together with
all costs Of suit and also demand of the Court other
relief as iB prayed for IN his said complaint.
~ In testimony whereof l. Rufus Shoemaker
Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do here
unto set my hand and impress the seal of said
Court at Office, in Nevada city, this 23d day of
february A. D. 1859.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, CLERK
By WIN SMITH, Deputy.
State of Californa-County of Nevada--ss
happening upon affidavit to my satisfaction that
of action exists in favor of the above Plain
tiff against the above named Defendant, Samuel J.
Booth and also appearing that said Defendant has
parted from, and resides out of this State
1t is therefore ordered that service be made
Defendant. SamueJ. Booth, by publication of the Sum
in said county, in each week for the period Three
months
Given under my hand at Chambers at Nevada, this
2lst day of February 1859.
NILES Sc ARLS, District Judge
State of California, County of Nevada, S. / hereby
certify the foregoing to be copy order of
Court, remaining file in my office.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
By Wh. SMITH, Deputy
Jas. Churchman, Atty for Plff. feb25
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
FRAGRANT SuBJEcT.-All over the

A FRAGRANT SUBJECT.-All over the
west says the Buffalo Erpress, in an ar
ticle on the skunk mania which has late
ly broken out, skunk skin traders abound
and skunk hunters are on the alert fol-
more victims. That which heretofore
every body, it seems, has been anxious
to avoid, is now eagerly sought for
Skunks which have heretofore been al.
lowed to flourish and enjoy their domes.
tic habits in peace and quietness, now
find their homes ruthlessly invaded, their
unhappy progeny knocked on the head
and, in spite of their hitherto supposed
invincible armor, themselves and their
families inhumanly Aayed for the pur-
pose Of decorating a hitherto despised
race. The supply seems to increase
with the demand, and yet prices are con-
stantly going up. A few weeks since,
when the excitement first broke ont.
125 and 20 cents were considered a
good price, but now, so, 80 and even as
high as ITO cents each. we understand,
have been paid for the odorifercus arti-
Gle. The skins are taken to Germany,
where they are deodorized and changed
into siberian squirrel )" and then re-
urned to this country, to decorate the
shoulders of our beaux and bellies, and
it is now we'll ascertained that the prin-
cipal cases of the most popular Partisan
perfu mers are supplied from the "essen-
ce" of the defunct animal.
In Buffalo, thriving and exceeding
ly extensive business is already being
done. A skunk depot has been estab-
lished, and huge packages are daily
taken through our street, by express
managers, from the west. 1t is said
that the employers of the express COM
panios suffer "some" from their confne-
ment in the close car. and that many
have been forced to clay up" in conse-
quence of odor, but all these little incon.
eveniences must yield to the necessities S
of commerce.
The Hartford Press says that five
thousand skunks skins have been sold in
that city during the last & present sea-
sons. The prices vary from fifty to
sixty-seven cents, the black being worth
the most. One dealer in New York has
exported thirty thousand skins within a
few weeks. The fur is used in Europe
for carpets, articles of dress, &c.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
CO-PartHdShip Notice

yJtHE undersigned having purchased the BRDsRYR &
/ PALMER Saw MILL, and NJ. L, MARSH having pur-
cha sed interest in the Sash Factory of Palmer
Perry have this day formed Co Partnership under the
name of MARSH PALMER & PERRY, for the pur-
pose Of manufacturing oil kinds OF
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c.
All orders left at MILL or the Sash Factory on Cay
ote Street, will be promptly ATTENDED TO-
L. MARSH,
l.. O. PALMER,
s. r. PERRY
Nevada, May 1st 1s59.-f
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

"a L. P. FISHER, San Francisco, is the au
thorrised Agent for this paper. Office on Washing
ten street.
A. BADLAM, Jr., is the duly authorized Agen
for the JOURNAL at Sacramento He will receiv e
advertisements and receipt for the same.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

EXPLORATION OF THE GILA.-A party
of forty or fifty men, mostly old Califor-
MIA miners were collecting at Capron's
Rancho, on the 18th inst, preparatory
to starting on an exploring trip up the
Gila river and its tributaries. The party
will take pack train of mules, with an
abundance of provisions, arms, and am
munition, together with mining tools,
and if not molested by Indians will pro-
baby solve the long mooted and inter-
esting question whether or not there is
gold on the Gila or its tributaries suf-
hcient to pay for working, We shall a.
wait news from the expedition with
much interest, and trust some of our
friends at Tucson will send us the ear +
liest intelligence. circumstances per-
mitted, we would join the party.
We take the above from the Arieo-
mian of April 2l. From the same paper
we learn the party. thirteen in number,
was at Capron's station. and that it
would move up the Gila to the mouth of
the San Pedro, from which place it would
depart on the 5th of May.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
T. ELLARD BEANS & co.

T. ELLARD BEANS & co.
Offer at Greatly Reduced Prices
1GO Kegs assorted Nails
lOO 200 BoxesCandles
IS bags Rio and Java Coffee
so casesAssorted Pie Fruits;
80kegs s. =. and E. B. SyrapT
25 boxes Rafsins;
so kegs Butter;
so bags California Beans;
50 boxes Hilrs and Cngates Soap;
With large and complete assortment OF all kind o
Goods in line of business. Consisting art Of
Flour-Potatoes-Pork- N Bacon-Ha ans Mackerel-
Salt Salmon-Codfsh-C h-Crackers-California Cheese
Ranch Observation-Disclosures Curions Tea apA
choices assortment of
Can and Shelf Goods.
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA
w n e s AM ID Ii q u . r. 8
We would asoinform our friends andthe psBlic that
we have added teeur large stock complete n
of Wines and Liquors, consisting of
sainsevaiR's Sparkling Angelica and White winet
California Wine, Clsret, Sauterne and Ginger Wines
Gum, Raspberry and Lemon Syrup, Peppermint Hoe
letters Boxers, and Stoughton Bitters, wefe's Are
matte Schnapps.
Ale and Porter.
New York. fine mixed, and Old Dock Brandy, whisky
Gin, Sherry and Port Wine
FT We call attention to the above Stock.
Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay
Goods delivered Free of charge.
Il. EIIard Beans & Co.
Nevada. May 2sth 1883.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
Dissolution,

TNHE firm heretofore known Grohs e. Co. is thi
day dissolved by mutual consent. F. Grohs retfres
from the business and will leave for the Atlantic States
in few weeks. AL persons indebted to the
requested to call and make immediate payment and
these having demands against the firm will please pre-
sent the same for payment.
FRED. GROHS
mayl33w JOHN SNYDER.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

They are now receiving a Large and
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF WINES
LIQUORS AND CASE GOODS.
Which will be sold very cheap for cash. Call and
see as at the old stand of T. A. Newman & Co.,
Commercial street.
T. A.. NEWMAN,
April IL, IS5s.-1m +. r. MILLER.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
Notice of CO-PartnerShip.

EENWICK R: MILLER has this day associated
l. himself with Thomas A. Newman, for the
purpose of carrying on the Wholesale Liquor bust
ness, under the style and fra of T. A. Newman CO..
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
Once on Main Street, opposite Wells, Fargo
q Co. and Langton's Express Ofaces.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
K1KcUrED WITH NEArSEss AM DISPATCH.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
Lumber. Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c.
DWELLING. HOUSE

Nevada, May 1st 1s59.-tf
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Sherif'S Sale.

By Ed. BURRHtL, Deputy
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Summons.

Jas. Churchman, Atty for Plff.
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ago..
, 1859-08-27

NPECLAI. Commissioners Mo, tpsoe
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r. h:!s.a:is. axas.a !. Is sas.1sse.d fas'.. II
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:, @ sss.1 Il s re.. s,ss .s.esp ~ = aasa q
hee tausy -, aorth Of .nP ,hssa ts, 4s. u tbs
rrtsd 10 ~ oeoa Of tbs Rseortas n Cook
a BOX :. y: HsoEtxa<e.. paS~ d
": a,~y ,o sesss * ts. 90 1sss*,.s:s . ia se1e,
e I u ss.,A ~. q " .o.A a.1 Il - sosa ~ ss snss.
recorded III H. Rsoriefa oscs aoesa n book
:';e I.st 90 pAxs ~
a1,a "a Asf Z he rsh h.if u ne la'er of
Of - q fos s*eosasss oea Aforesaid in bouk 4
saa ~ 81 sn k.e :. aaots*r Of ,a
.sa @sia ~ sese. :. Z: Z: .s .s;: Sat.,
eocatd n he secosst. t:et a n hook + of
~ h.nsy ssorszans ;. another M. tho 1T IT al.
- hair Of The ~. qaser | ., ~ ~ LEV s1. nv WI, T.
asA HHoa svssa "a shs eu.n ALs x at of sid Dc
est s the s~as-r i Fss99 s:rss NJ Tle init T.
81 nd said tas shows specified mort ar. recr..i
= ..re e',,sa = T =. 1ot sss e., s--.
deser d. !i~s< p~ Il. ANA ,s,xnt. q Il a:ta
- *a" aorsa-A to VT; Bv the ar,t I above tee:
~ nst'fxs. ons note tur an a.s sa. j, II Eas.
df.i th1 eEfy doaEs md Hr the szSups - III
r. rs7<-s oue nut for nual i~s,a!1nent rer .eyr
baoaFsa and reF<nsy-tlx soIA. i ,4+nt.-s,s
eett 49,, ~ tht IT," u 'ail no:tt,sr% s,.,e
.'t IN! !GssMr-,t mr. han,4ftd md >.xt5
nne 'f"Ila1s aad rGatv-&.x e+p,A Hy .ta fvsrh Il s
AtFakss Ne n.t+ ss dns it.ta!nene 6+ rave, hu.,.
~ taes do3s 4nst histT are csaa sod Of tae SO
o. St at-Nt sfeiaed lnnft ina !nsal
n-ns ,oE sren hun'ire nd 1ary sven duls17 nd <Tv:
ky-E1 cents.
Aa1 TheEeas II the other nsa,sn<nts .1e lied IN sid
hrk,ge. eaEc be+n ~ y ra eastnx sid su, r,,,;.
m<ns IN defant stih interest he.-tn 44 Jua< d tsa
Aad SheeAs Getau.t has ea .lt II r.yutut u. r
aai ssesy Of the .at dral n&an+n -Yh ihs !p,e,r,t
fatr % they h.gnk respectively :eucn DUE oa hr I'll t4y
Of June. H. D. lSis. ~ '
Wow therefore pursuance Nth ths powers IN ,s, .r
tE u1ot<se contnet. and by then. u;~n pt ,n.;ttr-
Lc. Ane Frstr. N4Ates In hancerv and sp~r.u Cen,
N! pnr ~ - natDe do he ehy avs .! n,ir. tt.t
viii n the I'll Jay nf SEPTEMBER. H. l. l,3 II III. h,u1
Of len e!r<k u. " .a}t tay thr Er-th onr II ,h.
t:'rt lla,sr In The Cty ef chicago Tt ic~Ic Atc,n
t. u. Aht eser kF .asa H. ehots sererl aal n>t~
necss>1r 10 make the TOR the dual a.t h.;,
the purchase pries thsEe-f, With tnl
l.. L. r. FNEEK,
Master il Csancery and st<e!4i cuna!sa,rrr
, 1859-08-27

kev. BsztH ttckinsoo. y. D.. Aad p1aEhter1. from
Bokou, viii open trH eAss ketu1sy for ounS l4dles
TIT batter part Of September n1t II LAe FoEe1, IL. the
seAt nf Lind UnivssEy.
Tie e1tis sszpoastSAky OF Instruction win 4eTalst 1pon
The Misses Dicksue who edue.3ed It the be& EaA-
Iau sosA md kase h.d ezpeseece in .eaehns Tbs
co1rse Of &ady 1 comprise ihe various branches soat
nned naaher Of rounE ladies viii b: z-est ;hto The
1an tetsE4s q inquiry zT - addf e,sed to Dr. 1et,n-
= Ksne:sa F!:son4a. E.,.y .9Raea,soa l. d7r.a4
Tn&erkntnF tts the Mtsscs Dc5.nson i11eod opeE.ax
school Of shs anA ea .sks pst Pleatafe u eotfato,
d saca etat1G0Al in4nenes TO natural aaAheutaa
1eanlte pSy ac4 tne iR4Aeaens the younS l Ct thts
hniiy i'd II tAe md mpshneot4 nects
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