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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-06
Mississippi News.

DR.. Ed. Latham, who Killed dr.
Albert G. Green at Mississippi City a
short time since, has been placed un-
der an 5000 bond for his appearance
at the October term of the Harrison
Circuit Court.
The KOsciuskO Chronicle says:
We have the pleasure stlll TO an,
pounce that the cotton crop of this
county bids fair to be very fine.
Many Of our farmers say that they
have never seen a better prospect; that
the fewest number of squares have
fallen of. From the best Information
we can gather the corn crop viii bea
average one,
The Winona Democrat says q
number of cotton crops in ChOctaw
county are suffering from what Is
known as the blight, and if II con-
tinues fourth of crop cannot be re-
allied.
1t Is generally believed that the
annual Convention of the Mississippi
Press. to be held in Canton, September
7th. will be more numerOusly attended
than any previous assemblage of that
body.
-Corinth wants the Orphans Home.
The NPlrs is confident that the Cor
inth "North Mississippi Cotton and
WoOlen Manufacturing Company"
will be a complete success.
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NEW YORK
Mortality RepOrt---CIOss of StFke---ReVe'
nae Fraud

Mortality RepOrt---CIOss of StFike-ReVe'
HGe Fraud
NEW YORK, September 5.-There
were 5O4 deaths in this city last
week.
The plate printers strike is at last
really ended. As q result OF the con-
ference yesterday between the strikers
and the officers OF the National Bank
Note Company, an arrangement was
made that the Company should give
an advance Of five cents on backs and
ten cents on faces Of new currency,
and the men will resume work on
Tuesday next.
The proprietors of several lager
beer breWeries and saloons and bar
keepers in WestchFster county, were
arrested yesterday on q charge Of viO-
lating the revenue laws, In regard to
stamping lager beer kegs and barrels,
and held tor examination in from
$1,000 to 5000 each. Evidence was
presented that these parties had sold
beer frOGl kegs or barrels which were
either unEtaGnped Or had removed the
stamps uncanceled, in order to use
them again. Hufel, one OF the ac-
cused, is the owner OF two very large
breWeries in MOrrisana. COnsidera-
bic excitement was caused by these
arrests.
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SARATOGA.
Letter ErOn tks President.

SARATOGA, September j.-PFesident
Grant left here on the $50 train this
evening for Washington. He was to
have LETT tomorrow morning for Utica
with his family, TO visit Hon. r.
COnkling. The character of the dis
patch read from Washington has in
duced the President TO write the fol-
lowing letter:
"SARAToGA, y. y, September ..
To the Hon. Roscoe COnkling;
Dear Sir: 1t is with extreme re-
gret that the continued and dangerous
Illness of Secretary Rawlins, whose
relations with me have been so inti-
mate from the breaking out Of the re-
belliOn 10 the present day, cOmpels
me to fOregO the contemplated pleas
ure of a visit TO your city tomorrow.
] know YOU and any other friends will
appreciate the motive which calls me
from a pleasure trip TO the bedside of
q comrade, who has rendered such
signal service 10 his country, and
whose death will cast q gloom over
the nation. The Elost recent dispatches
scarcely leave a hope that l may see
him alive.
am, very sincerely, yours,
lsignedl It. ). GRANT"
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WASHINGTON.
Another chlnge ia Postage stamps.

WASHINGTON, September SIN
consequence of geGeral dissatisfaction
with the new postage stamps, orders
have been given to prepare designs for
new issues. The heads Of Washing
ton, Jackson, Franklin and Lincoln
are to be restored in place Of present
designs.
ILLNESS OF SECRETARY RAWLINs.
1t was thought yesterday noon that
Secretary Rawlins was cOuvalescent,
but about O'Clock, he began 10 fail !;
he rallied q little at o'clock, in the
evening; at II O'Clock, however, his
pulse became very feeble, and he lay
without any noticeable change till 8
this morning, when he called for and
ear his breakfast; after which he di-
Feeted The disposition Of matters in re-
latfon u his own private business :
at ii O'Clock there was a favorable
change.
The Secretary was visited this after
noon at his own request by MethO-
dist clergyman. by whom be was
baptized and with whom, NJ Subse-
quent hour, he partOOk OF the Sacra-
ment. He has throughout his sick
ness been conscious Of his real con-
dition, and has signed al papers which
may affect the future circumstances Of
mis- family.
AT s o'clock tonight he was resting
quietly. No aggravatiOn of the symp-
toms is at present anticipated. There
Is no prospect Of his final recovery.
fIis moral courage il such that his lile
may he prolonged for a day.
The President is expected to arrive
at Washington tomorrow. The con-
ditiOn Of Mr.. Rayiins casts a gloom
over the entire city, and is the con-
VersatiOn in all circles,
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Mr.. VIGUS' SCHOOL F"
SUMMER RESORTS.
MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
Will Open on the Ist of June Next.

IT Is capable OF accommodating nom 500
i 20 1900 visitors.
the buildings were erected at a cost of sew
ersi hundred thousand dollars, and are large
and cOmmOdious COTTAGES separate and
distinct from each other.
The climate IS delightful, the air pure and
bracing, and the scenery unsurpassed In
beauty by any in the mountains OF Virginia
The grounds are extensive and covered with
beautiful shade trees.
The entire premises have been thoroushly
repaired md painted and newly furnished.
from kitchen 70 paricr.
Extensive baths, billiard and bowling sa-
loons-all newly erected.
Livery stables.
Post-oiice, express, telegraph and ticket
Offices, communicating with all points North
and South are on the premises.
The tables arc supplied with every dellcacy
of this and other markets.
The cellars are stocked with choice wines
and liquors.
ES- Passengers will purchase tickets 20 BIG
TUNNEL, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, when the ears on the SPRING.
Branch railroad, belonging to the proprletOrs,
viii land passengers directly In the reception
house.
BOARD:
Per Day, s. 90; Pes Week, so; Per Month, so.
For longer period and large parties, special
rates VIII be charged. Address
WILSON 4 LlORENTZ,
mey2 PropFistors
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MINOR TOPICS.

PrrTsBURG, September 6.-Sulllyan,
who stabbed Dufy. in South Pitts
burg, Friday, was arrested Sunday at
EnOn Valley.
A boy named Wm. Leit5etter, Il
years old, run over by the Cars In
Allegheny Saturday, died to-day.
PORTLAND, September 5.-Senator
FeSsendeu passed a comfortable night
last night. He has improved little
to-day, so that hopes are nov enter
tanned of his recovery.
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! ties were in progress, a mob attacked
the house, crying ''death to Blanco." "
/ Their intended victim escaped to the
American Consulate, and fled to Cur
racoas. The crowd believed that he
sympathized with Gen. Pulgar, now
in rebellion.
SAILING OF TROOPS.
MADRID, September 5.-FOur thou
sand troops Will sail on the 9th and
10th inst. for Cuba, and six thousand
more will follow in a few days.
ST. JOHNS, n. B., September D.
The Governor General OF New Bruns-
wick held a levee yesterday at which
four addresses, signed by many of the
citizens, were presented in response
TO a toast to the health of the Cover
nor General. Sir John Young said
that as opposition to union of the
Province with Canada is dying away
he looked for speedy reconciliation of
all parties. Advantages gained by
union of England and Scotland, and
free traffic consequent, and advanta-
ges conferred by Zollverein during
the last half century are such re-
suits as should be looked for from con-
federation, Speeches were also made
by 1t. Governor of the Province and
Col. Warner, L. S. Consul. Healths
of the Queen and the President of the
United States were enthusiastically
drank.
LONDON, September 5.-Mr. AytOun
has written a note defending Lord
Byron and discrediting the statements
made by Mrs. Stowe.
PRAYNE, September 5.-The cele-
bratiOn Of the 5O0th anniversary birth
of John Huss commenced yesterday.
The city is crowded with strangers;
many English and French visitors are
here and q large number Russian
slaves have arrived TO take part in the
festival. The character Of the cele-
hratiOn is rather political than re-
ligious, and seems to have an anti
German tendency.
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ROBBERY
Heavy Haul Made by the Thieves.

CHICAGO, September "a Wells &
Fargo coach which left Helena, Mon
tana, August %, was robbed by high
waymen at Molode Summit, Utah, on
the night of the 3lst of nearly $4,000
in gold. The passengers were
not mOlested, ana by that means some
$40, 600 dollars escaped the clutches OF
the robbers. A large force left Co
rinne on the lst inst. in pursuit of the
FnaraudprS
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.
nEALTH oF NAroLEoN.

EAA-l II tN -NsAA OlaAaD-AH
PARIS, September J.-Ld RcpubligUe
newspaper states that the Emperor
did not preside at the Council of Min
isters held on Saturday. To-day the
weather is Hnfavorabie, and the En-
peror still feels some weakness, but
his physicians believe that the pro-
Fress OF convaleseence cannot be in
ferrupted any length Of time. a
number Of receptions are TO take place
at st. Cloud to-day, at some Of which
the Emperor viii assist
The Journal ObIefdl to-day IS silent
on the subject Of the EmPer0r's health.
The Presse reports that the Emperor
was unable 20 take his S'alk in the pri-
yate park yesterday.
QUEEN CHRIsTIANA.
Queen Christiana has gone to
Vichy. 1t IL Fumored that she Will
epdeaVor 70 bring over Gen. Prim TO
fhe cause Of Queen Isabella. The ar
rival of Don Carlos here Is daily eX-
pected.
STIRLING TIN r. IN HAHT1.
HAYTI, August p, via Havana,
September 5.-The rebel steamers
Havana and Columbia have bonn
barded the town Of GOnaves. The
British gunbOat Brittamarte carried
TO Port Au Prince 100 women from
GonaVes. President Salnave raised
the seige Of Aux Cayes, and sailed
with the steamers Galatia and Sal
nave to Port Au Prince, but his
steamers became disabled, and he was
anabIe TO operate against the town.
6alnave Is now waiting for the arrival
Of an iron clad from the United States
One dollar in gold Is valued at one
thousand dollars IN the paper of the
Government.
VERY USCEREMONEOUs.
CCRRAooAs, August 23.7-DOn Ger
man BlaneO, former Minister of Pres't
Faloon, gave banquet lately to For
RIgn Ministers, and while the fesfiyi-
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CSExT DOOR TO oUR OLD STAND.

OUE STOCK BEING LARGE AND Cosi.
~ Plete, purchased from manufacturer snd
nrst hends, al lowest dgurers and ahmed A
cheapest ireishts ever known In Memphis
We are determined 10 Offer such indueemsnt5
70 The merchants OF the surrounding couuLry
a. vii n future make Il plainly 70 their In
order that there may be no nfsunderstsylt-
ing on this point, We say plainly that -
WILL on SANE DATE AND EIrH sAaE oUAI-
~ o. ,oc1S, DUPLICATE ANY CASH ORDEk
FILLED n LOUISVILLE, CISCISSaTI - =
L0Cis, transportation added.
We have nOT IN store and 70 arrive:
100 pieces and half pieces Ky. BagsIag
1900 bundles iron Ties, best makes
so casks Clear Bacon Sides:
20 casks Shoulders;
IS hhas. Louisiana Sugars;
100 bbls. Hard Sugars;
IS tes, 8. c. Hams
500 kegs Leaf Lara:
400 cases eaady Lard
Is tierOss lard;
$50 saeks Fair to Choice Coffee
80 pockets lava Coffee
200 cases and 2 pound 0ssfsrs
200 kegs Nails:
100 boxes Candies
100 half bOSss eszdIes
100 ess-asarter boxes easdlss
700 e0zes Pearl Starch
100 boxes 7. {. and B. {. Sasp
SEQ bags assorted Shot:
200 barrels Superiae Flour
$50 barrels Xxx and Xxx Flour
IS barrels Fancy 5rasas FIOsr
50 barrels aoltea Flake FiaaF...osr
OEn bFaGa, asd the best FgOar Ia
aarkst.
su0 sarrsls K. D. Meal;
100 barrels and half barrels WHISKY.
IS barrels Bourbon ana Rye
100 caddies Rrlght l-4 Tobacco
rs boxes Tobacco
100 kegs choice kOlasses;
IS barrels and half harreis Holassas
309 barrels kanasaa Salt, Etc. Ete. Ete
An Inspection OF our stoc1 and urlsez st,l
b 70 The advantage OF ALI. Close CssFs al.
= Ni,PRsNED FIlE HCNERS, and We Cordial. IN
Vite All stich 10 giVe as a cali.
- Orders by mail Will Rlxays sasslr. o.7r
prompt attention.
T00F. PHILLIPS & Co,
aRi5 268 Front Street.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MoRGAN-The friends and acquaintance
Of John and Froncs Morgan are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral OF their infant
son, JIMMIE, from their residence, No. 81
Old Raleigh road, this Monday evening, AT
O'Clock. Carriages IN attendance.
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DIED..

ANDERSON-At Germantown. morning Of
5th inst, HALLE, infant daughter Of Charles
l.. and Halle W. Anderson, aged TWO years
and ten months.
Nashville Banner ana Bowling Green Ky
Gazette copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-06

WE propose 70 negotiate all transactions
w in REAL EsTATE, Ehether Ia the city or
country, improved "a unimproyed; Resi-
dences, business Property, Plantations
Grain, Stock, Dairy and Fruit Farms, Vine
YeFds, Town, School and Manufacturing Sites
Mineral, StaVe and Lumber Property, Rail-
road interests, or large bodieSOf land for Col,
onization purposes.
our arrangements are nov complete for the
supplying Of Plsntars, railroad companies,
manufactures, and all others desiring re-
liable class OF labor, under equitable con-
tracts. We cordially invite and solicit cor
on these subjects. se5 dSw
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LONG BRANCH.

Departure Of Guests and Closing Of Hotels.
LONG BRANCH, September J.-In
consequence of cold weather OF the
past week four hotels here, the Cont
mental, United States, Metropolitan
and Stetson House close tomorrow.
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TELEGRkFH;9 MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, September 4.--Cotton firm ;
sales 500 bales; uplaGds Csc. Fioar y %
M6 IS, closing Sc lower. Whisky 81 Pa
] l2E. Wheat, Amber, Tennessee 81 62.
Coffee moderately active. Cuba sugar IL y
6l2Lc. Corn, sound. 81 1SG,l 20.
AfO9ey.-Actiye, az ca. Sterling dull,
at 5@Sts. The principal center to-day
was thc Goliro0Il, which was the scene Of
much eScitemeRt. Various rumofs We're
started during tho daY relative 10 the 40
tiOn OF the Government in increasing the
amount OF sales of gold next week,
which were Offset by others that tho Sec
retary o. the Treasury will not alter his
programme alFea3y made public. Efforts
were made 10 break DOWN tAe price bv
parties, who threw tive aud a gusTter mil
lion gold in the market, which forced a
decline, bat the market rallied again,
closing at l3iGl34i.. The rates for carry
ing untih Monday were 3@6 per cent.
GoyeTBmeatg were lower in the morning,
but higher this eYe4lps, closing strong.
State bonds steady; acE Tenn6sSees 81 >.
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The survey Of the Memphis and
Selma Railroad has been COMPLETED
from Columbus TO Marion, Ala, a dis.
tance of I0l miles.
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FIRES.

Terrible COhAagratiOn and Great Loss Of
Property.
GOLDsBoRo, n. c., September o.
A terrible confias,ratiOn occurred here
last night, by which the Wayne
House, Masonic Hall, a lumber yard
and ten warehouses were destroyed.
Loss SI25, 200. The Offices OF the Hes
seRoer and Post newspapers were also
destroyed. They viii resume publi-
cation soon.
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For Arkansas and Texas.

UNRAYELERs OR EMiGRANTS going 70
L Arkansas or Texas should cross the river
al this point on steamer
iAS ~ ,,
travel saved. Boat makes four trips daily.
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L. B. MCFARLAND.
NOTICE..

LNOR the better accommodation xH-7@
II OF shippers and the travelling -
public, the MEMPHIS AND ARKANsAs hIYER
PACKET COMPANY VIII run the steamer
OZARK. BlaIsdell Master
In White river, leaving here on THURSDAY,
September 9Th. at O'Clock pm. for JACK
soNPoEr and all intermediate landings, and
will continue In the trade as a THURSDAY
Packet, running In connection with the
steamer Natoma until the completion Of the
steamer Y. r. WALT, now nearly finished,
and being huilt expressly for the trade.
JOHN d. ADAMS, Prest.
IA KENDIG, Agent,
SCI Offfce 3o4 Front street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
s2s FRONT STREET,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.


HAVE for sale, aud keep constantly On
H hand, fuil assortment. consisting Ia
part ~ fOlOWs:
100 casks BACON:
20 barrels Mess Pork:
lo9 barrels JOwIs Snd RumDS:
80 kegs Lard;
lul ahdR, Louisiana Sugar
80 sack= Cohee:
40 pkgS- A0lesseS-hhds., hbls. his 8 arS-
lV9 pieces kentucky Bagzing NJ. & M Ky
~, EsndeneR, and J. & II. Flax
ly tons celenFate<t " Arrow Ties
~ kegs SsllS-sssoried sizes;
so naFFels flOur;
North Carolina koe cut and grnSz Herrtna
lev bblS. pure. copper-distiIleSi N'hISEyF
l.e barrels rectided Whizkys
- barrels Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attentIen 10 the above. We p.
specially request a continuation OF yoor ps-
tronage, and promise by strict attention ~
ever before US, 10 merit it
angls dew HILL. FONTATSE & ca.
- =
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WTANTED.-To planters, farmers, hotel
w keepers and private families, In the
city or country, in want of help OF any kind
am ready to supply such help at the short.
est notice, and on the most favorable terms
Wanted, forty hands to pick cotton. Apply
at the only Intelligence Office, No. 65 Jefer-
son street. (se5l WM. DARDIS.
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q q REV ARD-Wili be paid to any one re-
~ = turning TO me, at II Madison street, n
seven weeks old, white bull pup, with nine
little black spots on the end of his nose, or
giving me such Information as VIII lead to
his recovery. II. A. LITTLETON.
sRpJ
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NEW ORLEANS.


EFw ORLEANS, September 4.-Cotton
quiet; sales I6S bales; middlings 22c;
receipts 9 baiesy exports coastwise SO
bales. Flour dull. suPergne = So NN
- 80; AXA same. Corn, mixed 81 +;
" bite 81 %. Oats 69G63c. Hay SO. Pork
So 90. Bacon l62sM Ml9lzGl9lse. Lard
2O}.@2 @23c, Sugar II }a@ l4c. Molasses sea
7Oc. Coffee isi.@l6Ec. Whisky 81 22lg
al 25. Gold l34G 1915, Sterling ll6H.
New York sight par.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, September 1. - Family
-four 81 80. Corn Sltl 03. Oats 54G5sc.
Whisky held At 81 10. Pork S53. Bulk
shoulders l3}.c; sides lGLc. Bacon
shoulders l5Tc: sides ls34c. Lard 1870.
Hams 235t2ic. Sugar 1870 lGc. Wheat,
red. 81 3aGl 80; white, 81 4Oql 45. But
ter Z7(s3je. Bye l5c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LorIs, September 4.-superfiue
flour S. -. Wheat, no spring offering.
Corn gO@95c. Oats isG52c. Barley 81 10.
Whisky 81 l2Gl a. Groceries quiet and
unchanged. Pork S33 1904. Bulk
shoulders l4c; sides lsc. Bacon shoulders
l5Ec; sides 1s2t@l9c. Lard lsIzc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 4.-Flour, spring
extra, - T5N7 -. Wheat 81 3l@l 32ls.
Corn - ssLsas7z.C. Oats 4J645ltc. Rye
941zc. Barley 81 S2Gi 81. HighwiFes
81 %. Cuba sugar l3Iz@ l4llc. Pork SIS 50.
Lard ls19glsAc. Bulk shoulders l31.G
lSc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 4. - Superhne
flour S595 p. Drain and groceries un-
changed. Tobacco, sales - hhds at - to
$50 50. Pork S3l(a "a 50. Bacon shoulders
Ice; sides l9Ifc. Hams 22}zg231sc. Lard
201c. Whisky 81 -.
FOREIGN.
IoNDoS, September 4.-Consols for
money 80. 500 boEds Of '62, s3Es; of '65.
s53z; OF '67, - y. lO-4Os CT '6Z, 76. S-2Os
al Frankfort SS}s.
LIVERPOOL, September 4. - Cotton
dull; middling uplands l35sd; Orleans
l3sf@l35sd; sales GOO balesj export and
speculation 1900.
California white wheat lis Al; red
Western los 4d. Western flour 2is 81.
Corn s0s Cd. Oats So Cd Peas As.
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WTANTED.-By a gentleman of education,
w who Is we'll acquainted In the city, hav-
ing resided here eleven years, q situation In
wholesale or commission house, or In the
freight department Of railroad or tFansper-
tation company. Salary not 80 much an OBJ
leet as permanent employment. Address @.
r., Mem phiS poStOfflce. ser
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE

THE stated communication Of Ange-
Il roma Lodge No. les viii be held this W
Monday evening, SEPTEMBER 9Th, AVN
O'Clock, for dispatch OF business.
All NJ. Ms are fraternally invited.
JOHN ZEST, W. Nj.
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:. Llnht al q Cork "...Is tha axnreaslnn

Light as Cork. ."---ls the expression
OF all housekeepers after using DOoLEY's
BAKING POWDER. 1t is chemically pure in Its
imposition, and possesses no ingredients
but such as are perfectly harmless, healthy
and nutritious. This Is not only the best but
the cheapest in market, as on6 pound will go
further than pound and half of those OF
ordinary manufacture. Use no other. H.
quire at your grocers for DooLEY's BAKISG
POWDER.
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CCRRAooAs, August 23.-DOn Ger
man BlaneO, former Minister of Pres't
Faloou, gave a banquet lately to For
RIgn Ministers, and while the fesfiyi-
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wa. n. FARRISaroS.