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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-14

DROUGHT IN BEDFoRD.-A friend writes
from Bedford that distressing drought
prevails in that section, and that vegetation
everywhere is literally burning up. II 1t
does not rain very soon, the corn will be
completely destroyed. The grass looks as
if it had been scorched, and the farmers
are much depressed. -Lyrctburg Repuo-
Lean
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-14

An ARMY OF DRUSKARDs.-In the House
last Saturday Mr.. Pile remarked that the
Secretary of War had told him that morn
ing that at the rate at which officers were
now dismissed from the service for incom-
potency, drunkenness, and immortality, one
fourth of all the officers Of the army would
be got rid Of in twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-14

PosT-orr1oE AFF41Rs.-On route 1857,
ChriBtiansburg to Newport, Virginia, SER
vice is increased to six times week from
tho lst of June to the both of September
at pro rata. This Is an accommodation to
visitors to Salt Sulphur Springs.
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DESTRUCTION OF NICKEL WORKs.-Phlld-
delphia, July 12.-rhe nickel works OF
Joseph W. Wharton, in Camden, N. j.,
were destroyed by ME this evening. They
were very extensive works, and the loss
will be very heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-14

News which electrifes the nation makes
the home of Horatio Seymour glad heyonc
power of words to express. Horatio Sey
mour, our fellow citizen, friend, neighbor
the pride of his city, his country, his State
and of the nation, is named the next Presl
dent of the United States by every delegate
from Maine to California, and from Florida
to Oregon, in the great National Demo
cratic Convention Utica Observer Demo
Crdic),
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Hs TO CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT

is the question: and the only question which affects
In the slightest degree the interests OF such persons
US are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Dlsordercd Bowels,
Loss OF Appetite, Nervous Headache, Constipa-
ton, and such other diseases rs have their origin
In improper digestion. We admit that sufferers
had better bear their Ills than resort to remedies
that they know not but when they have the asst
rance or their friends and neighbors that BA
kER'S BITTERS are an unfsilng remedy Tor
these complaints that they purify the blood,
enivcn the mind and expcl all improper secre-
lions, 1t is little strange that all who suffer do not
seek relief By the use OF them. These BITTERS
have NOW borne the test OF time, and from their
curative properties have become au established
family medicine In this section OF the country.
Their properties are purely vegetable. may be
will prove an unfaing tonic IN all OF loss OF
appetite.
Sold at Wholesale and retail by r. W. POWERS
and druggists generally. <. BAKER,
Proprietor,
jy3 Box $50 Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-14

A land-sut lately instituted in tho Dis.
trict Court of Harrison county, Texas, by
the heirs of Albert Sidney Johnston for
thirty leagues of valuable land in that
county, has resulted in verdict in their
favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-14

OAT HARvEsT.-The farmers in this sec
ton are now fairly engaged in cot harvest
and we ore glad to hear that the crop is the
finest that has been made for many years
LHnChblLr1 NelrS.
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RI TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
LEND on collaterals, such ~ DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, SuyERWARE, JEwELRY,
CLOTHING, &C. business confidential
II. HARRIS 4 BROTHER,
Licensed PawEbrokers, No. 1871 Main street,
tup stairs between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
my l-eod2m
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EYr COME AND LOOK FOR YOURSELF,
and we will convince you that you buy
DRY GOODS CHEAPER

EB JOInE AND 1Obh FUN fOIhsELF,
and we wiz convince you that you buy
DRY GOODS CHEAPER
OH MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH,
than In any other house In Richmond.
On accouu, OF SO many advertising 20 sell nj and
below cost, have determined not 10 be undersoId.
I viii offer from this day my present stock OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS MUCH BELOW THE
MARKET PEICE.
DRESS GOODs.-I have large variety, such "a
GRENADINE. LEEo, MOZAMBIQUE,
LINEN LAWNS, FRENCH ORGAEDIEs
PLAID SILK aud PoPLIS, ALPACA,
rOPLINs for walking and travelling suits,
EMBROIDERED aud PLAIN ENGLISH
BERAGES
BLACK SILK at all prices and OF all qualities,
BLACK TAMIsE CLOTH,
IRON BERAGE, &c.
LINENS AND WHITE Go0Ds-sold less than
the real value
81 FRENCH oRGANDIEs and BERAGEs,
for shawls;
IRISH LINENS all qualities:
DIaiTY long CLOTH,
,o+ LINEN sHEETING.
SWISS MUSLIN and NAIN5OoK,
FRENCH UNDRESSED CAMBRIA and
JACONETS,
BRILLIANTS and NARSETLLES,
TOwED, NAPKIN, and TABLE LINEN;
9ls, II, and 1T MARSEILLES QUILTS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS, &c.
A large stock OF SUMMER CASSIMRRES
CLOTHS, and LINEN GOODS, for boys and
mems wear, will be closed out regardless or cost.
A large assortment OF DOMESTIC GOODS
always on hand, and sold NJ New York prices
A full supply Of SASH and TRIMMING RIB
BON HOSIERY, GLOVES aITs, PARAsoLs
SUN UMBRELLAS. FANS, and NOTIONS jusl
received.
advise all purchasers OF DRY GOODS 10 eaI
and convince thsmselyes, before buying elsewhere
that WE ARE SELLING DRESS GOODS
CHEAPER THAN IN ANY OTHER HOUSE II
RICHMOND.
julius sYCLE, 9ls Main street
between Ninth and Tenth.
N0TICE.--Ths following gentlemen are WILD me
IS salesinen and would be pleased TO see thelf
friends and the public IN general Ritter q: Carr,
| George Swabscher George L. BasbY Willlaa ID.
| Gordon and Jonas Weinberg.
va JULIUS sYCLE, Vls Main street.
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n@BaTCHELOR,s HAIR DyET

ETBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world the
only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable, In
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes nyiYo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or bro,cn. Sold by al! druggists and perflmers,
and properly applied ut Batchelor's Wig Factory,
No. ls Bond street, New York, IL A-eod
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The Cincinnati Enquirer, the great organ
Of pgspLEroS and of the greenback policy,
comes out strongly for SEYMOUR and BLAIR
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TNHE TEACHERS AND CHILDREN
L attached to the Hebrew Sunday School will
meet At the MayO-street synagogue THIS AFTER
NOON al half-past O'Clock to attend the funeral
ut their late teacher, Miss VIRGINIA ). MYERS.
yl4-ltt VI. j. EZEKIEL. Superintendent.
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It is stated that Mr.. Chase did not in any
of his letters and kilograms sent to New
York during the Convention give the assu-
rance that he would support the party in
its nominee in the event Of himself not
being selected. II is now said here by the
friends of Mr.. Chase that he will take no
part in the contest will probably not even
vote, but if he should, will cast his ballot
for Grant and Colfax.- Washington Letter
in Sun.
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r EATHER
jyl4 Thirteenth street between
CEYMOUR AND BLAIR.

y n,ncrs
For the best CAMPAIGN MEDALS, BADGES,
PINS and FLAGS Of SEYMOUR and BLAIR,
send to the oldest and most respectable manufactu-
rcrs who have made this business specially Tor
the past nineteen years We have now ready great
variety Of all yles. Prices, from % to $40 per
hundred. We viii send TO any address lpost-palaj,
ON recelp of price ONE SAMPLE, twenty cents,
THREE SAMPLES, hfty cents, with price list. We
request our correspondents TO be brief, az We are
always very busy during the campaign. we MAKE
suitable reductions OF all large orders for dealers
and clubs.
All moneys sent by post-oflce order at our risk.
We guarantee full amount IN goods, at lowest rates
for all moneys sent 10 US. Address
RICHARDS 4 hARkT,
SIS Murray street. New York.
Po.t-ofIlce box slsl jy l4-eodlm
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HORSES AND MULES.

EOR SALE, large and hand On
IL some FAMILY CA RRI A Ell
HORSE-good roadster nine years old, warranted
perfectly sound and free from any trick or vice.
Price reasonable. May be seen ut Johnson's STA
bes on Franklin street near Fifteenth.
~ ll-3t+ HENRY ID. WARD.
NOTICE-MULES AND HORSES.-Just
~ arrived, and for gale on very accom- EN-,S
modatlng terms, Mt the Exchange Livery ~
and Sale Stables, Franklin street. ONE
HUNDRED MULES and HORSES, amongst them
some broke mules, and several pairs OF No. coach
horses and mares suitable for farm purposes.
NH 81 JOHN Is. DASiS.
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Ec5 MIR. JOHN TIETJEN,
SOUTHWEST CORNER BROAD AND TENTH
STREETS.
MEprLI MI TAILOR

has on hand the latest patterns OF SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASSIMERES &C., OF
French and English fabric. He soliclts 4 call
from his numerous friends. ape
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ST.. PETERS CATHEDRAL. SUNDAY SCHOOL,
RICHMOND, July II, 1868. =

ST.. PETgg'6 CATHEDRAL. SUNDAY SCHOOL,
RICHMOND, July II. 1858. .
A T A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
n and teachers of this Sunday school held on
Sunday July = 1853. the following RESOLUTIONS
were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the thanks Of this meeting DC
and are hereby rendered 70 Gessrs. Hayward
Ledlcy for the use of the Hermitage Fair Grounds
OH the occasion Of the late picnic OF this Sunday
school and for their uniform KINDNESS 10 AL llose
that participated therein.
Rssoived, That thanks be also tenderedto Messrs.
Kellogg Gibson fort the crockeryTare USED on the
same occasion,
A. T.. MASURIER, }
JOHN II. WALsH,t Committee.
JOHN A. PiZZLSL)
t,1i
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.,
OFFICE PROCTOR AND SuPERiSTEspEST, !
July 0, 1883.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Il THIS OFFICE until the arst Of August ior
the delivery NJ the University switch OF siA HUM
DRED TONS OF ANTHRACITE CoAL-yiz.,
800 tons BEST RED ASH CRATE COAL and seS
delivered during September, October, and N0yem"
her or earlier IL preferred. T. PEYTOS,
iya-st Proctor and Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-14

N0TICE.-All persons are cautioned
~ against trading for NOTE Of about Ssio. l6>
executed by me to {. X. Rogers, dstcd about JAN
uary 4 1855, and payable one day after dste, as
have settled the same. Z. 3. ELsoM.
RICHMOND, July Is, 1888. }y III.
ELTERS WATER.-A fresh supply OF
y this famous mineral water JUS. landing and for
sSIa nv OSCAR CRANE
No. 3Exchangc Block,
,v, ?. Fourteenth street.
TOR SALE, fine COW and CALF. fSs
The owner, leaving the city, has no use.1as.-
for her. Sold cheap. Inquire az John MARKS
stable. on Franklin between Third and Fourth
streets. " Is-AM
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

on the memorable night when all the
first born of the Egyptians were de-
stroyed. The word Passover has three
general occupations, IN Scripture.
First, it denotes the yearly sOlemnity
celebrated on the 14th day of Hison,
or A6;ie vbIoh was strictly the Pass
over Of she Lamb for on that day
the Isr4alteY were commanded to
roas, rs. .aab and cat it in theif own
houses. second. it signifesthat year
& festigity celebra ed on the l5tl of
Hifon, which il called the Feast Of
Passover. p denotes the whole
7o5emqi,T commencing on the 18th
and eudipgog FAe 2lst days Of Hisqn,
though ia stEictoess Of speech the
Passover and the. Feast of Uafer-
mepted Thing are distiac. observ-
anees.5 -sot J4F .sfeu e.4 -Gs eEt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

lTHbsB PICTbREsLThose splendid
oil paintings, at Mr.. Nelson's auction
room, are Still on exhibition, and any
or all of them may be purchased to-
day private sale. Many Of the most
beautiful and most valuable are Still
on hand, and may be purchased at
low rates indeed. Our. citizens should
not suffer the OPPORTUNITY Of securing
these works of art to pass. Such an
opportunity mny not soonqbe offered
again. Mr. Levy, the gentlemanly
agent, VIII take great pleasure IN
waiting on all who call, Il is to be
hoped that not one of the pictures
will be taken from the city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

ROUGHLY HANDLED.-A man who
gave the name Of Charles Smith, got
roughly handled at Neumaus Saloon,
on Sycamore Street, yesterday. He
went into the grog-shop and took a
drink, and not having the 4" fraction
al to liquidate, the saloon keeper,
in the generosity Of his soul, just took
the pay, a. it Is sometimes said, " out
Of his hide He seized a huge club,
aud dealt Smith a heavy blow on the
head cutting asdeep gs5lffrom which
the blood flowed profn ely, Smith
was. several years ago, resident Of
this city, and had recently Ietarhed
Il aas4st stated positieeiy Wh6thar
he was ore fthe Democrat;c import-
Ell voters scr not, bqJil ioiprobsbIe
thai ha.isga Il was prettyTr5ughdland-
ling, at all events. Waa1
PEBsokAL. asJudeei j. P. fi0dgss,
of Philalelph 4tforpey for tle New.
England Life Insurance Company. is
in the eity attending COURT General
Boyle President Of the Evansville,
H9adetson s Nashville Railroad,
and Captain jain Eigeman of Rock
port, were salso IN the city. yesterday.
Hon9 Robert 7. Glass, of Heuder-
son, Ky, was in the city, yesterday,
and favored US with a call; also, Mr..
All Calkins. Of the PEincetonIC Gari-
on, who was hooking we'll aud IN good
spirits.
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Ia The attention OF capitalists. Is
again called TO the sale OF valuable
city property, on Saturday, the IlthI
inst, a. the Court House, by Parvln
and Elliott AZ Son. =, .5.,....f .,..,, ~.
They viii sell the rear portion of
lots ] and 2. SubdiEisiou of. Lots lS7
and is. ID, IL fronting 81 feet more
or less, on Walnut Street, AID 81
feet deep, with a two-story frame
dTel ling, brick kitchen and eellaF-in
all rooms. .E.... M
Also, the ront portion Of lots | and
2, fronting 80 feet on Walnut and 81
on Fourth, cornering on the same
streets, with double two-st tory frame
dwelling. back kitchen and cellar-in
Aud Also, lots B. 4, 5. and 6. same.
Subdivision, .194- feet front eon
Fourth Street, opposite the Market
House, and 93 feet deep; each Of
the four lots improved with a sub
stantial brick building, natal fbofed
front portion rthree-stOr 10 feet, and
a good dry CELLAR and rear portion
one-story 20 feet. comprising a good
store room for business purposes, and
to s dwelling rooms each. -
A ten-foot private alley to be kept
open IN rear Of all said lots for use Of
same, opening out into Walnut Street
A good chance for buyers 70 make
Investments. Terms Of payment easy.
See advertisement. Z ~ apr9-d3t 4
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In de District Court Of the Uniteti Stabes
for the District Of Indiana.
~ shelnattap OF RobertfvS. Harper, Bank
rupt. IN Bankruptcy.


WVHE STOCK OF TIL f
IA Evansville Public a all Company are
Hereby notified that the annual meeting
anr the election of five Directors of said
Company VIII be held on the 18th OF April,
"A half-past seven O'Clock Pm accordfng
% the bylaws OF the Company, at Marble
Mall.
no. j. CHAN DLER. President,
HENRY G. GwATHMEY, Secretary. ny ~
is9E5 did
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RAlSExRgPT SALE.

In the matter of On Arles Habbe and
Adoiph Phtmin, Bankrupts. In Bank
rnptcX. Ell rs .T.aerlI H Fl flI
The unders Rned, Assignee Of said bank
rupts' estate. win sell al Public auetiOn, on
WEDN y S "a Y, APRIL llsT, l668, COM
mencing at 3 O'Clock AN, at No 81 Main
Street, EVanhgi lie. = indiana. the stock o.
groceries formerly PelonginE 70 laid bank
lupts, consisting Of such articles AZ are
usually kept In a family grocery. E
Terms cash. sale 10 be continued Until
49, ]. Il. ELLIbTr, Assign ee.
mcll20 d3t u awi Fri9a doff rl4g.d raI
In the District Court OF the Quilted states
for tile Disuict OF Indiana.
In the matter Of William IA Burbank,
.. BauiEruptl- In BankruDtcy. al.I
TO tOh0na u mai cOaeetn: The undefsigh-
cd hereby gives notice of mis- appointment
as Assignee OF WILLIAM r.. BCRBANK, Of
Vile. 40 the.copntyOf Wanderburgh,
and state OF indiana within said District,
whD has b. en- adiudged a bankrupt upon
MS o y, ,Peiiitop' b. The District Court of
Dated - Evansville the lth day Of
March, AID. 1868.
mch6 d3t (law kri)
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Treasurer of. d. s. 3.

lD4dS. 3ANDERsON is receiving his
Spring land is prepared to make
Gents Garments in the latest and
most approved style. Call and see
him before purchasing. No. 8 Chand1
ler's Block upstairs ap101lwe9
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

.REsoLUrE BASE BALL CLUB.-
There will be a meeting Of the mem
bers Of the Club on this (Thursday)
eveningat u O'CLOCK, at Lowenburgs
store, on First Street. esi tt -
ap91t BY order Of the President
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The franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed, with eight men and two
horses, TO make 100 10 1850 nrsf-cl
BricSs per hours and BY steam, 400 n
100 per hour. according TO the facilities
for removing them. 1 oder 10 demonstrate
these facts By machines constantly WORK
ing Ga this city. si w iJOH @~ON, A gent,
3 Z Woodward Avenue Detroit Mich.
fe3J d.;Tu y
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Down GOES THE Price ~ am
selling Kanawha Salt at 81 40 small
$50 b. } barrels. and So for large q
busheD barrels. 81. aEH =
tt4 J.. RUFFNER. JR ,n1 f.
Agent Kanawha Salt Company
apr9 div @ .1eif cHal s
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SOMETHING anew AND lNoBBY. -
Juft received by express at J. II
Carlin in the line Of neE and stvl-
ish Gassimeres. Cali and examine
while the stock is complete. as they
arc very nice and exceedingly eheaD.
apr7 If
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Pine L1uunbeHfI
100000 FEET.

WYE DESIRE TO CALL THE Is
~ PEGIA u ell isei.tDW AL those ims
tend ug TO bus ~ ore ACT that we have
on b nd "A large SIT ny Of choice seasoned
veiioW zine hCori which we VIII p0al-
ifVelv sell at .0Wcr figures than IL can be
bought for aLyswn ere else in tne city.
When it is preferred. We VIII fuEL lsh the
dressed AOafing 40 mierfly the additional
expef se1ucldenfal ~ dreslDNitf
Jan2ff j. e. DU9OUCHET 4 10,
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CITY NE w S .

CIT Y N E w S.
COUNTY ORDERS for sale at the
Journal Counting Room.
THE JOURNAL Office is the cheap
est place inI9hs city buy statifYYpeFy.
WE have for sale in our Counting
Room Clark's Indelible Pencils for
marking linen, Gardeners Tags, &c.
VISITING CARDS, priht6dQOn FH dg
Linge, Bristol Antique or Wooden
Cards, at our Job Rooms, second floor
Of JOURNAL building.
GLF -f-----fi- ~ r A Z =
WE have made quite an addition to
our stock of Stationery, and invite
our friends to call and examine our
stock. Our prices viii compare ia
vorably with any store in the city.
A full supply Of Carriers, Arnold's,
Butler !, Morris, aud other writing
inks on hand. We are constantly re
ceiving additions TO our stock, and
have=the largest assortment Of En-
I velopes 70 be found in the city
! CIRCUIT CoURT-About twenty
/ Eve defaults were taken the Circuit
/ Court yesterday. The forenoon was
takehsup-in motions, &c. A jury case
was heard ia the afternoon. IN which
the tax title to a-tract Of land was
7 the case in question. Nothing OF i'm
portari6e-to the general reader trans
\ PRED. II Is not probable=that much
of interest will occur during this
weekin that Court
/ CE.-Y esterday-a negro who had
not the fear of police officer, or the
law before his eyes, appropriated a
ham Of bacon from the store of Mr.
Dannattell, near the Lower Market
Z A policeman gave chase, and by dint
Of hard running, recovered the bacon
ham, but the negro escaped into q
lumber yard, and eluded- thezsEigi,
/ lance Of the officer entirelysbGD %.
DREARY. - Yesterday was mos
disagreeable. dreary, and dismal day
Cold and rainy, and # weather ha:
an influence to make one think OF
Is shufijag off this mortal col it-wat
Just the day for that sort Of pastime
The city had less of business ap
pearance than for many days past Us
-t+ ---i 49, - ----l- .a-lf- rft 2.
DEATH OF a PROSTITUTE
Friday night, a girl named Apnit
; Mills who had often figured befor
the Recorders Court, as a witness, j
cases of the prosecution Of person
keeping deus o. inlamy,,yas spieke
up at the Market House, in a state q
= intoxication, and lodged in the Cit
Prison, until morning, when she wa
+ released. On Saturday night or Sun
l. day morning, she was found again /
: the street, unable to walk, aud wa
!. aeaiu taken to. jail, an ffQpIl tia
Tune she was unable to leave he
y place Of coufnernett. AShei was al
diotee to the use of spirituous hquo
s. and of morphine, aud was SUI
n posedt TO be under the influence {
both at the time she was lodged
s prison. She was once a pretty cir
st and rapidly descended from bad
u worse on the road to ruin, TIL nigl
as before last, when death claimed /
victim She died alone, and in priso
ta taa Fl a4a e1# rtaHE