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The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-11-01
SEWING MACHINES
SEWING MACHINES.
yVTILlCOX g. 0IBBS
u SEWING UMachine

Il THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
w bind, Braid, 0a,it ana Embreidsr
srsSa rom peree work os he ane,, s S
over the heaviest beaver 10th and cowhide, with NO
coar.e cotton, linen silk and twine. Il runs easier
faster and stler than any other machine. 1t formsa
stitch each loop being TWISTED 6y means Of
THE ROTATING HooK."
and drawing N. twist into the goods, thus securely
fastening every stitch so that the seam will bear TO be
cut a, frequent intervals and in that case even, the
seam iswarranted not to rip in wear, and under
all circumstances to survive the washtub' Old,
worn out family garments, bnsoms, pants. dresses,
&C., have been submitted 10 Committees at FAIRS
where was the GREATEST COMPETITION, and 70
superiority, Uursbiiity, kisst,cisy and
Beauty.
mHchne being run IN the wrong direction. or the
balance wheel ever wearing or touching tho dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG.
Thus avoiding the great trouble ofother mschines
No BREAKING OF NEEDLES,
The blade Of the needle IL less than ihree. fourths
NJ an inch long, and ~ straight. - - -
THE HEMMEgAND TELLER CAN NEVER BE SET
WRONG.
Any ono may adus; them IN THE DARK. The
Ter like this IL turns the hem on tn. right or un.
der side a. you want 4. .,. a., .p. :.
alw.ys set riet ths blade short and straight, does
not vibrA,e, like longer ones. They are
MANUFACTURED WITH hATHENATlCAL Pkf~
CIsioN.
Hence each part IL Interchangeable and can be read
ly replaced IN caae Of accident IL will last genera
ton " properly cared for None who has used "
can be persuaded n use any other.
The roundness eveaness, durability and beauty Of
its stitch.
WERE NEVER EQuALgD.
Its RAPIDfTY, ABSOLUTE srILLNEss. EAsE
OF MOTION, narrowress and neatness Of its HEM
and FELL we're never approaehsdby by any other
machine.
The PRESS universally pronounce this the BEsT
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE IN THE WORLD
Whatever the Of the other m nschnes IL is no
dspsrsgemeni 70 say the wilcox Gibbs 10 worth,
n received the Gold Medal Of the America In.
stituie--,he FIRST PRExiuMfor
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
AZ the great New England Fair--ths Vermont State
Far-the PennsylvAnia state Fsr-the Indiana State
FAir-the w nsin State Fair tho Michigan State
Far-,he lows State fslr-snd s over 50 County
iurns than were taken by all other Sewing hsehnes
together In the same time.
II Ii now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
We take other ma hines in exchange. We sell
Oh, CorroS, SiLx. Twisr and NEEDLEs FOR every kind
Of Sewing Machine.
Agents w snt ed.-rerms 10 Agents., descriptive
circular and spec mems Of work. sent free by man,
receipt 0f stamp, or had OF
CORNELL, WARD & COMINGS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
las Lake Street, Chicago. nlInois.
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The best assortment of strictly fashion,
able hats ever opened in Cairo have
just been received by Miller. Il Miller. U
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Some miscreant entered the stateroom
Of the steamer Dan Able at Mound City,
wherein the dead body Of Mr.. Henry
Taylor was lying, and abstracted there
nom deceaseds gold watch. Two ne
groes were placed under arrest; but we
did not learn what evidence oftheir guilt
has been obtained.
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The dry goods establishment Of Mr..
Louis Blum, has been removed from his
old stand to the building n ext doc. to the
corner of fCommercialAvenue andEighth
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. N. Hu.
len. Will be opened Saturday morning,
the 30th inst. oc % d 81
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"A Cairo Lodge, No. 237. A. +. and A..
W\M. will hold q special communica-
ton this (Monday) evening Noyem Der,
!. A. L. $50. Att o'clock. A punctual at
tendance is earnestly requested.
BY order Of the w. ID.
CHAs. FORREST, Secretary.
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The Precinct Ii.L~ss.

The following persons have been nom-
mated for the offices Of constable and
ustice Of the peace.
IN THE SOUTH CAIRO PRECINCT.
James Garland and VIM H. spiller,
)r justice OF the peace; and Joseph Ar
old and Joseph Higlin, for constables.
IN THE NORTH CAIRO PRECINCT,
Louis Jorgensen, Richard McGinnis
nd p Corcoran, for justices Of the peace; ;
nd NJ. Bambrck, Edward Shannessy
nd John Cain, for county conslables.
As the tickets were all printed before
lese nominations were made, voters
ust nil up the blanks for themselves.
ont ncglectthis, as 1t is very desirable
at the Offices should be filled 10y men
no will serve. Tx erclse care in the
ofnames. All votes given 10 NOM
ees outside of their own precincts will
for naught.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-11-01

See advertisement ofDr. Butts Dispen.
sary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GuIDE-in annother col
umn. 1t should be read by all.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-11-01

IfMothers would give Mrs, Whitcomb's
Syrup to their children when sick, NOR.
tslity would be less among them. 1t costs
only o5 cents.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-11-01

First class day board can be secured at
IS per week. The bill Of fare consists Of
OF the best In the market, served by ex-
pert caterers In an unexceptionable style.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-11-01

Good towels, all llnen,. 20 cents, each,
ct Reilly's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-11-01

Angostura Bitter's, w. II. Scbutter
Sole agent, Cairo, Illinois. oc 25 Pm
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HaIIoWpnss.

To-day, November 1st., will be OBJ
served by the Roman Catholic and Pro-
testant Episcopal churches, with appro-
pirate ceremonies, As "the feast OF All.
Souls.'
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1859.

Linen sheeting l2 quarters wide, 81 10
cents per yard, at Reilly's. u
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Shell oysters, game, etc, can always
be secured st Walker & Sisson'. restau-
rant. Nov 2tf
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-11-01
First class day board at Walker 4 Sis.
on's restaurant, at s. per week. n

Ausiness House for Rent.
That eligibly situated business house
No. 8 SThornton's block, Tenth street, 10
for rent. Apply on the premises.
Octftf
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1t CURES the Chills, Affords xxx Ague
Remedy.
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For really fashionable clothing go to
Miller and Millers II
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-11-01

by Henry stephens, Of Edingburg, and a. late !,
Norton OF Yale College. vols, royal octave,
pages and numerous engrayiugs. Price, az 90
Inc I,.n oil IL. lnaI IL I.in
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-11-01

Union linen 25 cents per yard, at
Reilly's. If.
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1t contains no qulnlne nor arsenic AL
ford's Xxx Ague Remedy.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-11-01
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVAL.

ARRIVAL.
Ike Hammttt, Columbus; McGill, st.
Louis; Belle Memphis, ST. Louis; Anna,
st, Louis; Republic, st. Louis; Rubeon,
st. Louis; Mohawk, st. Louis; Shamrock,
Cincinnati; Argosy, Cincinnati; Hope,
Cinclnnsti; Sam. Hale, Cincinnati; A.
Baker, Eastport; VIM. White Paducah /;
Belle st. Louis, Memphis; Edingburg,
Memphis; Alpha, Memphis continental,
New Orleans; Atlantic, N. o; Lady Gay,
N. o; Richmond, N. O.aQuickstep,
Evansville; Burksvile, Evstit,Ville CLARA
Scott; Evansville; Palmetto, Louisville !;
DEPARTURES
Ike Hammitt, Columbus Belle St.
Louis; Continental.S st. Loul.u Shamrock,
st. Louis: Atlantlc,St Louis; Lady Gay,
St. Louis; Hope, st Louis; Richmond,
st. Louis; Argosy, New Orleans; Repub-
lie, New Orleans; Palmetto, New Or
leans; Wan. White, Paducal,,; Edingburg,
Clncinnati; Anna, Cincinnati; Belle
Memphis, Memphis; McGili, Memphis,
Sam. Hale, Memphis; Quickstep, Evans
Vile; Clara Scott, Evansville Burksyille,
Evansville; Rubicon, Vicksburg.
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Gentlemens collars-the Albany make
inexcelled in style and general get up.
\ immense stock at Miller and Miller's.
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e.
eomesi Time, hours.
THIS is the only route by which passengers can leave
Chicago Saturday afternoon, m through ear. This
Railway Depot at $50 pm, and runs through without
delay, arriving in New York at Geo Monday moming
Hours In Advance OF Other Lines!
The 900 pm train from Chicago arrives IN New
Rork at Q;45 ain, the SECOND DAY, 1-2 Hours
I'm Advance of any other Route with cor
responding reduction - BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
ES- baggage checked through TO all stations on the
Line of the Pennsylvania Railway, and TO baltimore,
Phiadephaan and New York, from Pittsburg, Chicago,
and all principal Western Cities.
pD' hates Of freight and express freight to any
Eastern point, are at all times as favorable are
charged by other lines.
SO Through tickets for sale at the principal Offices
in the West.
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
General superintendent, Altoona Pa.
I, l.. KlMBALL, Passenger Agent, Chicago.
IelJNu
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Use Ender's Chill Cure.-"It never
bils.n
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The Wes;iigDi~ter Review,
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The weather is somewhat mixed
cloudy aud clear, this morning, but yes
terday was clear and cool.
The river here has fallen four inches
since last report.
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ps- All New England passengers holding ihrou gh
tickets viii be transferred, with their baggage To Rail
and Boat Connection, in New York, without charge.
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Without Exnrnse of Money

Tas Publishers Ot these works publish also "TLs
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sending the rhine uf suhscribetwith 3lsd cash
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With schoice collection Of books,
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FoHr Daily Trains Leave N. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,

Via Jersey City and Camden and Amboy. Distance,
20 miles, Time, hours.
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DENNSGLNANlA CEN1RALR
u n T sss. sss.sss - - 39R
DOUB BILE TR RAC X.
81 Miles the Shortest Route TO New York!
AtPnt.tur, trains fron the West run direct to the
Union depot, where passengers for Harrisburg, Bat-
more, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all the New England towns, are transferred 10
trains OF the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Buy You tickets for New York, Philadelphia and all
point, East, VIA tue F.iisb1fg t0u Mayn. Chcago
ILLIN NOES CENT Il A L.
the entire TRIP 20 New York IS made with only two
changes u ears.
Elegant Wide Passenger Cars,
With
Raised Roof aaiproved Seats!
These cars are thoroughly ventilated and provided
with every modern Improvements necessary 90 the
safety and comfort ~ travellers
sTsTE.ROOM SLEEPING CARS,
Woodruffs Patent,
Rum through 90 Philadelphia on all Night Trains,
and New York via Philadelphia and Allentown, with
out change, aLording Passengers night Of undis-
tuFbed rest and
Landing them In New York Hours in
Advance Of All other Lines!
And ga tne 10 secure Hotel accommodations before
the arrival OF the passengers by other routes.
To Boston aud New England passengers this route
Is especially desirable, II gives them opportunity
Of seeing the finest views among the Allegheny
Mountains, besides visiting Pttsburg, philadelphia
aud New York, without ExtraOst
ps- All New England passengers holding through
tickets viii be transferred with their baggage To Rail
and Boat Connection, in New York, without charge
FORr Daily Trains Leave n. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,
Via Jersey City and Camden and Amboy. Distance
20 miles; Time 4 hours
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Elegant Wide Passenger Cars,
with
RAISED Roofs aotproved seats!
sTATE.ROOM SLEEPING CAR

To Boston aud New England passengers this route
Is especially desirable, as Il gives them opportunity
OF seeing the finest views among the Allegheny
Mountains, besides visiting Pttsburg, Philadelphia
aud New York. without ExtraDsI.
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rHE OPEN POLARNEA, by Dr, l. /. Hayes, Ia pss
volume, e2.5O. Fin. ed tion, s1.Ti.
THE volume u eyoy'hing that could he desired o.
respect OF mechanical execution. Tho illustrations,
which are Gil after sketches or Inscriptions by ~
Hayes, have additional charm lhrowI aspund th.m
by the pencils OF DALEY, White, aud Fem, and are,
without exception, spirited and artistic TIE maps
enable the reader 10 follow tho OF the expedl
ton with ease, and As regards vpognphy Il n..s
only be said that volume was printed at the Riverside
Pres. New York Times.
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DENNSYLvANIA CEN1RALR
- n T .ss., - - - 9
nOC RLE TRA CK

make close coruoc tous 80 Matoon and Chicago; and
the entire TRIP 90 New York Is made with only two
changes u ears
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411 ID
ea6nDsd b epryr>oly Odd 0ddecs ss,1 iaNnu,
q s0elees On fNie SAW(. 1 M ~ n
s1i66sss ore rsQseser6 % 60 y far - uSeaissa
- pCjnted f.sn a nes,paasf 2uS eAsd ~ 6enS
snt IL v1iee oes Is fr,feA. seo 0f theii ~ -
[Sseais eypses IT them. d
eot1
The bid should ~ scaled, supss.eribed EMAIL Promo
eAs. Ter eaey n Ns,tana- IN, e,aad sN cnd ~.
si.sant Pvrgassef (3esvea Cunt, ~ Oce nm amt
BY N0 not b; " +, an xsc,t: ana postm ssrrs mi
~ Ice ose popsals f0r letter. II M kindI in .h.r
aanrierly j, t.,ms "
h c,utracss m IN A. cxecrfc .rr ,.errra "a ~.
S.is,tnert hr az hefurs ~ AT 81 Jsi, I'm. ~ ~
ssrvc,s mraof - 6HnH - IN - - rs e" 40
dnv ikesea1tee wAefh ~ rsnirsct h. ss.c.,.s =.
not frnnefcss a coufrscfa a. IA infsr,sfs IN con
tr.e4a ~ ~ 81 In an6 r,,..nrsssiv r.n".s
b. aI10wvA. Dt6cFe Win therefore take nOiics that
they Mn b. 0Q0esrd 10 pf0r0 tho seSSice accepted
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cigarettes srll l.l5e for q In Mexico.

l NSS~5c'ce III AsAV6 uOS VI IN AsS1SCO.
| "A dish for old bachelors old mai dial,
-Mazriaxeable young ladies-see . Nai
Proposals" In another column. :, =.
General Roeccnns' interests In Califor
mia are said 10 bc worth five million dollars
The Yankion Dakoksan If Nov 18th
says the steamer Fannie Barker ln,ssesl duwr
the Sunday previous. @Ns a3d
You that wish to get title to .'l.caps" u
farming Mnt,s. rtzs,l Register i.ymsn's circu.
lar Oh the outside "f to..,ays rapera
The Republican Cons enttm at Ricl.
nOnd. Nov. ~, split, and the Liberals aud
Radio a!s held separate Conventions.
-Au Tum, n seasoi.shlc sort Of Celestial,
md distinguished revolu.ionist, departed
ON lest Tuesday for the : ',ndcr side"
Mark Twain says that the Sand icl,
Island dish at plain dog il Only our cher.
islsssl American sausage with the mystery
removed. ie.5 aa as aal
The Herald irrcvcrently denominatcs
Rev. Green Clay Smith, . Bourbon ..;;ap.
tist. /" and intimaics be has only sub urbs.,
abilities. '4s "t
The kilograms are again rcplete with
details Ut the swintllinx ma,il,u!a,i.,uy
Of ,l,c higI-to.'esl crew > ho run ..kriv" and
SMASH humanity. rye ts-3 HI .r..
Henry Clay Bcecher, sou Of henry
Ward ditto, has married Miss Francis q.
Snow, daughter Of Geor2e H. Snow, former
commercial editor " the New York 7St6aAe
Treasurer Spinner hss finished his r.
port. The total amount ut entries male On
his books during his term Of office II fort
four th0rsa,,J million Ut dollars. We should
have ret il, = rough estimate. " 81, s25,.
O00, 900 $500 . 81 -.
The Pacific and Atlantic Exprsss, which
runs through frusn San Frsacisco 70 New
York without change 1T cars, ksyss Oornns
every Wednesday, The train 10 eou,pose.i
u Pullmaa's cs,sbrasesl palace ard s.cspiag
sarsyi 10 which pssssagsss have their meals,
lsslging, and every co:llfoss desired wtil,ose
leaving ths ~. Il mAs bsw~ll fur Ma.
.sH.a"s contemplating such . trip u nuke
q nUteUf This. g t4iWg7A gt3 800 saa
Cold has dropped In New York to l. eli,
tho Owest paint sl.sy lSaa Tie imn.cil.a :
salss assiynssl y - announcement hy tbs
Secretary VI tls Treasury ihas The Cover,
$500 l..si1 y nj nfr ~ n1,n IL .-..ia IL
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T1bsse' .,faN I,toposals.

s7--sxz w---@--sa-l
, 1869-02-08
THE CITY III BRIEF,

Ar Exrxzo1K1EH Aa1xaAHLx p1rlor entertain
nrnt raay b. participated tn ~ ersrJ ons 20 dts
posed, u tha rts1denes Of Ats. l. Bions, No, III
Michigan areanc. to-ua7pw eren!nx- 1t viii
pAztAke chiehy Of the nature OF I charRda plrt5,
tbs eha1sctera nf which win b pessonAtod By
loe&l ladies and Ktuusnaan At k1uwn am4ltI, H.
Ia wb!eh ehs company will pastaks OF xctsssn-
,acnts- Special limitations ara not dxteuded. bat
al who w4ah 10 enjoy = pleasant s1entrk's pas
TINS may be afsu'cd that their desires eaa be
klAtlded md themselves NelcamAa and 44lAad.
to-uoyTuN cTc1lnR, IN tho weltlIxar$d pat1oeh
Nc. III Michigan tveauc. T1ekets xnd program mes
to 70 co had Il the stcres oE q. G. Gs.xks L Co.,
at TumlnsIu Bros and It tbs dotf. he cntef-
tAsnnent Il IN atd Of the North STIR AlsGon.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK. yesterday morning, fro &C.
t1irra in tie b1i.tlER No. LII Wt1t l4kt xt1tet,
owned by one Hcks and oeen2fed b. 2. Callton
e Z tauoHtns es:asltthraens. Tna tatteE hss
bu1lu'u injured for $i,sou. The Total dAu1ge
austained viii not exceed $50. Tna T. 3. uroMn
steamer exinGAi'hcd the dra nlitout n alkr11
being giTeu.
TH1Ap u117AA1AN CnCxcn FxtYITAL-Ths H.
dies Of THIS soetet1. slmulA.ed hy tho succea4 II
Tic Ieausal On The 18Th hlnuc viii kiye 4 slu1tlkr
entertainment or Pxrty On this (koudtyl ersR1rx
It A1r;lue's NAl1, 90 the West Side, for the ben.
e4t os 4ho IA1i@' bEn%voers Sor1ttJ. III tne
corgItalt altioa an1 thelf f1cnes are Invited. Tick.
ctt. q for each gentleman, nAy he had Of sha
committee Of II the doos.
To AoooxsonA1E nsny persons VITO sre en-.
another meeting sill he te;d IN 3hs nom psayel
room. comrneuclue this AFTERNOON 1t O'Clock
and continuing Gee hcut daily In tho same plact
Until ID r.her no1cc.
, 1869-02-08
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.
DkRfHcefQi Dt.tufhaI CO In The
West DlvlAIou.
A Frs Fight Between HeighborrAn Old
Lady Hearty Killed.


Lssi stetinR dhsraeefnl dIs.urhsree, eclti'
rat-nK IN hs7ihlc ft,usI to Al old lady, np3 ~
accounts An Innocent putty. took placa 1t no d
AIausix street, tn Tho West Division. Living tn
that horRs Nese t1o nrothes1, Ryan and Danlel
H.1 merry, employed In the naehlne shop Of tho
Nerhwcaxrn Railroad. ~ tho story coca,
= tellow-Vosfn1a Of theirs. ntmsd James MeSa-
o'eicek. u1der the inerenee os liquor, md then
1ts qaairtt which haa 70 unfortunate ts1~
3stnaunn. seeas to hsre eonmencet- Tas
s.ss. r,o III ,t. ,.d ID ssdsfa saa e. Is
tstce nssew hiEa oat % tho Sidewalk. Tbs 1shs
MIL .s.as e. rsns.sa nstresa rs p.sts' "a
z, T. :s:s: Is : ess
re- es po &. .na ar2ea ah ss.r1
isp a.:snne1S .s - IN .hiss as as.n he. se7zl
Ell s e. 9s 5osa e. f.
Il thl' 9aae:n1s .Hade IL appeti1neo nd,
a.assasd y ,t,t = ,,::5sss ssa,ss psR:Ha:sa
s.,,,as. - ~ rnen TN sed % ssas4.l eoaa.,. al T. l.
which ns.t, teetn, pokt1s. ct:., we're fsrct used
10 tho seztans in'asJ of al concerned Dartna
tn % R!os Z es @ :fa
the etsy. unfortunately. lsshs proper poI.e,
I ~ aos1yi Tbs sMo nroshett 8eane.t!, Ms
! HtErssty. 5ohn Qufnn and 3ancs AsSfnl:'
NtE 6aAV kffcstea Rn6 Aken to TIC Chtc1ts
| Avtru& ro1ec Substitution, WtftA fbeI wafe reg
tstsrrd 70 o1~astezaalrauou II tic Pa4ce CouE
| IT'S morning. ~.
hit. Quinn. Who II atout Jxty y.a-s Of sce
| rAs removed 10 her rest :Ecta In 81 .nsc2sIt
! condition. ard 1tticl &sststAncc E4s 2t one
| 4nhzhored. Ht< IcjcHes, which wars f3znd
ee Of \ very dangerous ~
ture, ~ p,,reipaliI uPod hs
| head. thon,dtT4 Ezd kfEt1t. ftI1oEE portions
her eoty bc II uatrks which Indicate ta.iete b.
| hsen severely kicked Aad beaten. Up TO ii
/ 1oal hst night sho WA rntontciout. and ftAl
| are eItttt4fncd tnat aAc will nos recover