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TRIBUTE TO TIE MEMORY OF W1f
E. MIKELL.

At a meeting of the Hiberniau Society, held
at their hall, Thursday evening, the 1st Of Novem.
ber, The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
We are called upon to mourn the untimely end
OF young, gifted and enterprlsing member OF
our society. The sod is hardly dry, nor are the
rosebuds yet crushed by autumn's winds, which
mark and adorn the resting-place OF William E.
Mlkel. He was by nature frank, generous and
connding, and these elements, indigenous to
Irishmen, all nations and all people-especially
the American-know how to value and appre-
ciate. he brought to the support OF q character
bold aud unflnching, talents adventurous and
enterprising. He contributed eminently to the
Intelligence and usefulness Of our State Assembly
In that remarkable transition period between 1855
and 1867 when our State was at the mercy OF the
caprice Of the dominant party at Washington;
and BY the combination OF force OF character
with aspiring intelligence, he gave confidence
and support to his associates in their Efforts to
secure well regulated, permanent and accepta.
Bile government TO the people of South Carolina.
As alswyer and citizen, the full NEED Of praise
has already been bestowed upon him by those
nearer and dearer in the avocations OF life. To
Us 1t is permitted to mngle our special grief with
the common sorrow over the departure Of a
valued and true friend. Though not born an
Irishman, he had all the emotions and instincts
OF an lrlshman This was manifested b7 his uni
form sympathy with US, and his regular and con-
slant attendance at our gatherings. Every object
Of charity within the scope Of our benefcence he
sought to advocate and promote, and spread
around these higher duties the charm OF free
and delightful social intercourse.
Let us remember his genial warmth and loving
kindness, his Southern ardor kindiug at the reci-
tation Of Ireland's wrongs; his deep sympathy In
all that we conceived worthy to do or to perform:
and bid fair peace 70 his sable shroud and so hail
and farewell!
Resolred, That in the death OF Wnn E. Mikell
the Hbernian Society mourns the loss Of valued
member, an esteemed and tried friend, and blend
their coincidence in q common grief with his smit-
ten family and bereIved community.
Resolved, In testimony OF our sorrow, that o
blank page IN our Minute Book be dedicated to
his memory; copy OF this preamble and resou-
tion be communicated to his afflicted widow, and
that the whole proceedings be published in che
daily papers Of the city.
Extracs from the minutes.
JAhEs ARhsTRoNe, JR., Secretary.
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Metz, and today perfect communication by raj
exists between Saarbrucken, Metz and Nancy
The road was little injured. -
But few German prisoners were found In Metz
the French had not kept those they had taken
when they were in g. condition to De returned.
On leaving Metz, last night, nollced on the
faces OF all the German soldiers LOOK OF quiet
French fSsln ofilcers and soldiers who swarmed ali
about even when int1xcated-W was sur
prisiugly unfrequent-wore any other expression
than look OF sadness or denance: tne iatterinot
being common and occurring chiefly among the
younger officers. - :. - :
Il am informed that the French loss in killed. tin
the various affairs since August lS, added 70 the
deaths frou sickness In the town, were $4,000.
Bazaine himself declined the Princess generous
propossl TO let all the roops lay down their arms
outside OF the works in view Of their copquerors,
instead Of laying them doWa IN tne arsenal, say
ing that he could nOtguarantee their behavior.
The Imperial Guards alone nau ). preserved olscl,
plIne sufficiently to be trusted TO pass In armed d
review. The inhabitants had never ceased. to
hope for the appearance OF Bourh axis army from
Lille, or of the Army or the Loire, or OF some
other relieving force bas tne sIoops W s .nemseIvss,
ceived, as they got better Information through
the German 0uiposts.
Their demorallza.ion, due largely TO hunger,
was bitterly and openly complained OF by their
officerj iiAr4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Bazaine
nassetl through Ars, on his way to WIlhelmshohe,
IN. closed carriage, marked with, his name, es.
corted by several officers OF his stan on horse
back. :, ..,,, -
The women Of the village had heard OF his COM
ing, and awaited him with erie, or "traitor ~
"tnief T, "coWardr, 'iloaferp,, ''brigapdn "Where
are our husbands whom you: have. betrayed,p'
"Glve US back our children whom you have soldn'
They attacked the carriage, and broke the win
dows, and would have l5nched the marshal but for
the Intervention OF PrussIan gendarmes. Three
days ago, when sent the first news OF the capitn.
lation, / told everybody on my way OF the
astounding reality, faint ramors Of which they
had heard during SO many weeks past. Tue Ger
mau officers at detached outpoyts hugged me
bodily much against my. will as was In haste;
while the French people uttered maiedlctlons on
,'those brigandsn Many still refuse TO believe In
the surrender, being convinced that Metz had ten,
fifteen Or twenty years. provisions yet. The civil
ians, rations In MetZ-whicn were too ample as
many proved by what they had leit--were thirteen
ounces OF bread daily. The troops had half as
much bread and at first twenry.four ounces ,pl
horse1esh. - :
The French declare that now France has mo
hope but Paris aud their faith In Paris is less than
it was In Metz. But there are earnest people who
say that the war viii only begin with the ial ol
Paris -H-'-- ~
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GOLD AND BOND MARKEr.

fI NEW YORK, November S-Evening.
The chief topic In money circles is the armls-
tice rumors and the improvement at the London
stock exchange, causing a decline in gold, bonds
also declined in sympathy with gold. General
stocks were fayorably affected and advanced.
Money closed very easy. Slxty-twos Sh; Tennes-
sees 90, new 90; vlrgnias 81, new SO; Louisianas
10, new SO; Levees 7s; eights So; Alabanas 1Oo;
nyes 70; Georgas 80; sevens 81; North carolnas
4s, new 27 South Carolinas 81, new es.
LONDON, November 3-Evening.
Consols s3X. Bonds quiet and steady; sixty.
twos seX The specie In the Bank OF England
has decreased else, 900 pounds since last report.
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~A GRAND.E EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, nlss4, Dr.. RUGGE dlscov.
cred "Carbeiie Acidn and its extraordinary medit
cal eiects, nothing In the history OF Medicine has
equaned it. Largely used by the French physt
clans In treatment Of consumptive and scrorn
lous diseases 1t was introduced by the Court Phy-
sclan Of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, ,intoPrun..
STA, and from thence TO the United States. No
thing else OF the present day can equsl HEN
RY's SOLUTION OR CARBoLIo CONSTITUTION
RENOvAToR. Patients get better aJ1er only osas
dose has been taken, and we cordially recommend.
It to the public--IEditor "Argus." Jan1T 1yri
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsH1SaToN, No vembef s.
All the government employees have leave of
absence to vote. -. '..' u. 'o.:A
The President had an hours interview with
Forney and Senator'S Morton and Thayer.
Secretary Robson has returned. Ff
The row at Nor ok occurred after Robson had
left the meeting.
General G. v. Rutherford, Of Illinois, is men,
toned In connection with the commissonership
of internal revenue. -.i.
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oFFo1Al RESULT. IN jEDaEFIE1D.
70 49, .-fssH
Frauds and Difficulties.

-5a ESPECIAL TEIEdRA,I TO THE NEws.l -
T. -5 si.aet, COLUMBIA, November 8. {,
The following is the official statement q
the result OF the. election in. Edgefeld County
Total vote s2s4. Scott, 4es7; Carpenter, s7o4. Ra
dlcal majority, s4s..' - 'i1i'ii'i ~ "a
Calculations prove that one thousand fraudulent
Radical votes were polled.- 4! -.
A difficulty occurred on Tuesday last about
five miles: from Edge6eld Courthouse, caused by
the refusal OF party of negroes to be arrested on
warrants from the sheriff and trial Justice for
stealing hogs from the plantation Of Mr.. G. A.
Cheatham. f:G:. CoRsAIR.
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- AN AUTUMN SUGGESTION.

1S oAS ootOuRH SOS0ASSAAS4Ns
Now, ss heavy fogs arise and searching winds
commence to blow; now as the humanbody,
exhausted like inanimste nature by the heats Of
summer, begin to wilt and droop; now, ere the
inclement winter makes It's trying onset; now is
the time for o preparatory course OF the best sc-
clImatIng medicine in existence, H0STErTEHS
STOMACH BTrTERs.
Fever and Ague is rampant In all parts OF the
country. Quinlne, the physicians admit, viii not
quell the phase Of the disease which at the pres.
emit pervades the entire West It Is well that II is
so, for the remedy (so-called) Is deadlier than
the malsdy. But II .quinine Is inefficient In inter;
mittent fevers, Hostetter's Filters e
1t would be safe to MAKE contract, under heavy
penalties, that any given '"FeYer-and Ague Dis.
trictn should be exempted from the disorder for
any particular time, provided every inhahitant
would take the Bltters according to directions, dur
ing the term Of the contract. There has never been
an instance In which this sterling invigorant and
antl-febrile medicine has failed to ward on the.
complaint when taken. duly as g protection
against malaria Hundreds Of physicians have
abandoned all the oficinal specifics and now pre-:
scribe this harmless vegetable tonic, and nothing
else as preventive and cure for all the forms Of
chils and fever. vlgor is the shing most needful
In these cases, as well ss In dyspepsia and neri
vous affections, and Hostetter's Bitter5 are the
safest, surest, and most wholesome strengt hening
preparation that human skill has yet concocted.
oct29-D&c8 '''.7 -
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FRAMES ! FRAMES FRAMES LAT REDUCED
PRICES AT REDUCED PRICES For Photo.
graphs and Imperial Cards--the greatest variety
ever seen In this clty-the Ladies are especially
invited to call at No. lel King street, or at the
Hasel street Bazaar. oct14-fa
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SERIOUS DtsAPPoNTHENT.-In consequence
Of the non-arriva Of FASHIONS by the Balloon Ex.
press from PARIs, the Misses Ashtons have deter
mined 10 issue their o,cn list Of Fashions, which
will be exhibited at their stand, South Carolina
Institute. succession Of novelties may be ex.
pected each day during the Fair: novl4
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BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAINS at McLoy
& Mce,s, No. 27o King street, In Black Silks, Irish
and French Poplns Empress Cloths, Delaines,
Flannels, Blankets, Domestic Goods OF all kinds.
Carpets, Mattlngs, &c, DC. -. nov1-s
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ONE HUNDRED different varieties OF 10 cent
Song Books mailed, postpaid, on receipt OF 81 In
registered letter or money order.
octl2-wth CHAs. G. RICHTER Co.
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.HEA1Y ROBBERY.

NEW YoRK, November 3. :,
"A sneak thief stole one hundred thousand
dollars Of United States registered bonds from
the safe Of ]. b. Hoppin, Pine street, this morn.
ing. There Is no clue to the thief. Z - r.
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CoURyo1sIER's SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, the
best In the world, to be had at
-. t MELoHBRs MULLER,
noyl-5 No. 217 King street.
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LIGHT BUFF ENVELOPES, cents per pack, at
the Uptown News Depot. = nov2-wfms
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The special correspondent OF the New York
Tribune telegraphs the following graphic account
Of the scenes preceding and following the snrren.
der of Metz --i-
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Dos'r FAIL to visit the Uptown News Depot,
and see the haudsomest and most complete as
sortment OF Chromos in the South. noy2-gfms
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The MA1DEN's PRAYER. and other handsome
Chromos, at the Uptown News Depot.
noy2-Wfn3
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CANES CANES CANES "A fine assort-
ment at No. 1el King street. Also, at the Hasel
Street Bazaar. octl2-Wtn
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6peeial Notices.
,NcIcNEEs PER sTEAMER

@- CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMER
MARYLAND. from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier
No. 1, Union wharves. AL Goods not taken away
at sunset, WIN remain on wharf at consgnees'
risk. =. MoRDECAI & Co.,,
nov4-r - - A9enIs,
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INITIAL PAPER at 80 cents per box, at the
Uptown News Depot King opposite Ann street.
nov2!wfm3 ,.:... IN s.,.:,.
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MARK YOUR CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates at the Haselstreet Bazaar. octl4-fs
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WRITING DESKS AND PORTFOLIOS, one dollar
each-Hasel street Bazaar, and No. 1el King
street. oct14-is
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TWENTY-FIVE head. OF fine Horses just re-
ceived and for sale low at the Mills House stables
This stock comprises saddle, buggy and carriage
Horses; also large ones, suitable for holsting
work. . r~9y:-,lF. TODD THORNTON
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TIE WREoK OF TIE CAMERA.

LONDON, November 8.
The wreck of the steamer Cambria lies Id
the course OF vessels following the Irish coast
through the North channel, and is pronounced
dangerous obstruction to navigation.
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HOW METZ FELL.
sroRr OF THE sURRERD r. :

the Terms-surrendero of the
Army-Bazaine's Intrigues-Cnuse OF
High Prices-The Death Ltst-Opposi-
tion to the Cnpituistfon-Baza
Mobbed by Women. :
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@ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON, from New York, are notified that
she is dlscharging cargo at Adger's South Wharh
Goods uncalled for at sunset win remain on the
wharf at owners risk. ~.
. nov4-1 JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents
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usINEsrs cNoT;Is Es.

WHITES FURNITURE wARERooMs, No. 23e
King street. seem TO draw like: "BIshop''-a
crowded house. A visit to both will well repay.
White sells Furniture remarkably cheap; try him.
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
EMPIRE, rrem Philadelphia, are notified that she
will discharge cargo TO-DAY at Browns Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on wharf
at owners risk and expense. ~ =,
nov4-l WIN. "A. CoURTENAY, Agent.
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NEW PRICE S {!

9- AWAYWITH sPECRACLES.-OID
Ewes made new, easily, without doctor or medi'
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad:
dress Dr. &. B. ,FooTF, No. l2o Lexington avenue,
EeW- YORK. deele
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
BlackP WILSON'S GROCERY. junS
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w HER RELATIVES; FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances, those Of her brother, Mr.. William
L. Campbell, and Of her father, the late Dr.. Isaac
Motto Campbell, are invited to attend her Funeral,
at St. Michael's Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at 4
O'Clock. noY4
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funeral Nrtires.

CAMPBELE.-Departed this life on Tuesday
night, November 2, -Miss ANN LouGHToN CAMP
BELL, In the 43d year Of her age.
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( ~ A SURE REMEDY FOR CHILLs
and Feyer-AYERS AGUE CURE never fails.
noyA-fmYS i=as -
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nrOFFICE OF CHERAW AND SAILS
BURY RAILROAD coMPANY-CHERAw, s. c.,
OCTOBER 25TH, ls7o.-To CONTRACTORS
Bids are invited for GRADING the Cheraw and
Salisbury Railroad, between Cheraw and Wades-
boro', as far as located, say ls miles, COM
mencing at Cheraw.
Pronles and specifications viii be shown, and all
necessary Information given by the undersign
at Cheraw, 8. c., from the 1st to the 2lst Novem-
Der ensuing, when it is proposed to let the con-,
tract. GEORGE W. EARLE,
oct2s-w -wfml2 Chief Engineer.
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BISMARCK OFFERS A TRUCE
THE EDS RAAP N T.

mt Paris-Lyons to be De-
Tended to the Last-Details OF the, Sur
\ render OF Metz-Enthusfasm OF Paris
GnrfbaIdt on the Situation - Italy
Guarantees the Liberty OF the Church
and the Rights of the Pope.
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:. Rr CAUTION.-HAYING PURCHAS-
ED the Wreck of the bark CRUsoE, all persons
are cautioned from interfering with or removing
any portion Of same-my only authorized Agent
being Captain THOMAS YOUNG.
nova-o A. .A.GoLDsM1TH. A.
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ed on lighting either for escape or the continua.
tion Of the siege, and Generals DeLigny and
Clinch desired to make sorte even after the sur
render was known, but could not muster suda-
cient organized forces.
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nr REAL AND IMITATION LACE
COLLARS, and LACE in great variety, to be,
found at MELCHERs & MULLER,
noy1-5 No. 217 King street.
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5pefiaI .Nptlres.
,nrBATCHEIORs HAIR DYE-TlHIs

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hL1l1 hLn11 "a - ICA.;.-I A!112A9 121A9
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best: in the world,
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does cnot con.
tain lead, nor any ottasto poison to produce par
alysis or death. Avoid the vaunted and delnsive
preparations boasting virtues they donot possess.
The genuine ". A: A:BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE
hasrhad thirty years, iuntarniDhed reputation 50
uphold its integrity as the only perfect HaiE Dye
Black OF Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
at No:l6 Bondstreet, New York. .,<s4.,ts
nOV26 fmw1vI
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nB ESTATE NOTICE. PERSONS
having demands against the Estate of the late
JOHN C. BURCKMYER, win present them
properly attested; and all indebted to the same
will make payment to
JAMES BANCROFT, JR.,
Attorney for Margaret B. BurcSmyer,
.. nova-fs Qualified Executrix.
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gs SPANISH CONSULATE, No. 4s
BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, s. c., NovEM-
BER 8, lsio-Estirates for repairs Of the Spanish
Bark PAQUETE DE- CAHTABRIA, !" onzain,
Master, will be received at THIS ONCE until sA-
TuRDAY next, the 5ta instant. at u o'clock ID.
For information apply on board Of the vessel or
at the ofice Of the Consignee, W. p. HALL,
Brown q Co.'s Wharf.
- F.M. R. DE MoNCADA,
ocA-2 Spanish Consul.
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MIG Hr DISP 4 &c H e s..
Bismarck Offers an ArmIstice.

VERSAILLES, November 8.
In consequence OF the terms proposed yester.
day by Theirs, and accepted to-day by Bismarck,
the latter ofers France an armistce Of twenty five
dsys, 20 allow general elections throughout
France; the armistce To be based upon the mill.
targ status in quo existing on the day Of sigma
ture.
BRUSSELS, November 3.
The independence Beige says: 1--WE daily re.
ceive visits from escaped officers Of Bazaine's
army. Their testimony is conclusive as to the
treachery OF ,heir commander"
The municipal officers OF Metz have issued an
address to the inhabitants, e1horting them 10
patience under misforiunes for which they are not
responsible. The country and history will exon
crate the people Of Metz from any share in the
ignominy Of her surrender.
LONDON, November 8.
The journals print a supplementary agreement
in the capitulation OF Metz: The city otilcials to
remove or remain at their option, undisturned in
person or property; none Of the Inhabitants In o
civil or military capar.y. to be interrered with or
held responsible for ay previous acts or for politi
cal opinions; the sick and wounded are to have
every care; families Of the oflcers and soldiers
serving in the armies Of France are not to be mo
Tested in any Of their rights; public property, with
the archives, moneys and papers, are to have pro
lection. The mode OF dlsposlng OF the wounded
prisoners is also presented. a,
From officers Of high rank, escaped from Metz
the independence Beige Learns that the protocol
relative to magazines and mines was dictated by
the fears OF some act Of desperation. such az fol-
. lowed the surrender Of Laon. The soldiers insat
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@- NATIONAL FREEDMANs saw,
1SGs AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON
BRANCH, No. "A BROAD sTREEr.-Mouey ae-
posted on or before the 2lst Of November, Will
draw interest from November lst. Interest allow
ed, and compounded in March, July and Novem-'
Der, and on Special Deposits every thirty days.
AL Deposits payable on demand, with interest
due NATHAN RITTER,
oet2p-.le Cashier.
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~ GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the propriety
or impropriety Of getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. sepl7-smos
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At noon on the 26rh Bazaine sent the Prince an
autograph letter asking another conference; and
accordingly the Germans sent General Stlenle,
Wartenseben, chief Of staff Of the First Army, to
Frascsti once more. The Interview lasted three
hours OF the afternoon. At first 1t was stormy on
snlted In their conversion tn the main points OF
the German terms The first difficulty was con-
cerning officers keeping their side.arms, on
which Bazane insisted. The point was finally re.
ferred to the King, and conceded by him IN dis.
the 9th,
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~ AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
rgUsSEs.-Comfort and Cure for the auptured.
sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
Or. E. B. FooTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue, New
York. dscl6
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~LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS, an old German Tonic.
MsrMPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERs, the most delightful and effective in the
world.