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Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

Commissioners for tie distribution Of rations
for this ward have been notified thar rations
will be up on the Era, portion 10 be landed
and distributed a, Tillmans landing ard the
remainder at Beuf river bridge. They are
also notified that hay AMI oats have been for.
~arded for stock. This is good news, for
provender is needed for stock perhaps worse
than rations for persons; for such a. do no,
really starve will not be in condition to plow
unless they are fed.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Heirs of Julia A. Holly, deceased,
No. COS, vs.
James A. Leggs,;
State Of Louisiana. Parish sf Rrhland.
Fifth Disirci Court.
BY virtue Of writ Of n. a., issued from
the Honorable Fifth District Conn IN On for
the Parish Of Richlsnd. State Of Louisiana. IA
the above eniIr'ed ant numbered sui,, and 10
me directed, have seized and will offer for
Gale, al the door of the court house in the
town Of Rayville, on
Saturday. he LIST daycf Apr1i, 1882,
at public auction, to the last and hghes, b,d.
der and within the hours prescribed by law
the following described property to-wit
The south west quarter Of south west quar-.
ter OF Section six, and The north wsst quar,er
Of north west quarter o. Section seven, Town,
ship eighteen Nortk, Range ten East.
Terms OF sale. on twelve months credit.
purchaser TO give bond with approved securi-
", beniing y per rcu, per annnm in,ere,,
from date, ami mortgage retained on the
property.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff s Office, Rav"iiie, La, Sheriff.
March / i,h, les!-lt
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

We have received, with the comp rients
illustrated pamphlet, OF rs page, emitted
My Ramb es in the Enchanted Summer
Land of the Great Northwest" wh,ch it is
claimed are tive Letters # lady written To her
friend IN louisiana, while enc va. travelling
in the Northwest has. SKINNER, IN which many
places of noe in Michigan, Wisconsin and
other northwestern states are very graphical,
ly Described on course ii i, an adver'i.ing
circular for the above named railway and ,he
different places of resort named, bot will lie
Zone ,lr. less N,.: e-ssng 70 srfr1sr 5eu,l.7s
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01
SheriHs Sale.
Oscar A. Fol>e, Liqur.,
No. 1872, vs..
John H. McInW s.r.
State Of Loutsi-ns. Yara>A Of INLAND,

No. 1877, vs..
John H. McInw 3D.
State Of Loufsi~ns. Yara>A Of R,ehtasd,
FRI, p.s,rFt C0efa.
BY virtue OF an alias writ of fl. IA, issned
from the Honorahic Fifth District CoVr: in and
for the Parish oi kichiand, State Of Louisian5,
in the above entitled AMI numbered SUIT, anu TO
me directed, ! have seizrrt will o&es for >al--
at the dion of 'tse Gown Howe, m t'se Town Of
Rayvi.e, said parish, at public auction, To the
last and highest bidder, aud within the hours
P'esef''eu ~ '-' ." TO-. ~uy Or April.
1882,
The following described property, so-wit:
Lot q. ~ in the swn - Giras.L. la
having fress sc fifty feet on right If way 81
the v, 5. 4 r. 4 H.. bv deprh Of on. hmm
dre6 end fifty S,es, be,ws rem parallel lines.
together with all the buildings and improve,
ments thereo
Terms Of sale-cash. with the benefi,
Of appraisemcnt
LEM SCOTT.
Sherihs Office, Rayvh!e, La, Sheriff
March lth. tSS2.-,;r
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01
rHERIETS SALE.

John A. Lewis. L1uida,or,
No. 1918 vs.
EpE,e+,e.
State q Louisiana, Parish of Richland,
Fifth District Court
6y virtue OF a writ Of Fl. IA, i>>nrf from
'he Honl. 9Th District Court in and G,r ,rs
Parish Of RichIand, State OF Louisiana. in the
above entitled AMI numbered SORT, and TO me
directed. have seized aud will oiicr Tor sale
n the door Of the court house. in the town OF
Rayville, on
SATURDAY, 'he Isl day Of A1,1I, 1882,
nj public auction, 10 the last and hi.hc>, bid
der and within ihr hours prescribed by law
the following described property, to>wii:
lie north west quart, Of north west Gn,r-
Ter oi Scriion nine, Township ,i.i.s,. North.
Ran." five Fast, continuing fur,v acres. 10
eciher with all the buildings and improve.
mcni- thereon.
Terms of sale, on twelve months ere In
purchaser 10 give bond with appro !cd securi-
~, bearing per cent per annum interes: from
date, and mortgage retained IN the property.
LEN SCOTT,
Sheriii's Office, Rayville. La, Sheriff
March l,h, lSs2 1T
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01
CHERRIES SALE.

Adolph F. Hin.cl, Liquida,or,
No Csi, vs.
Van T. Oliver and James F. Favour.
State OF Louisiana, Parisi, of Richland.
F,sl N.tfics Court.
Nv virtue of writ Of Fl. ia, issued fn|
the Honorable Fifth District Court, in and
the Parish Of Rchland, State OF Louisiana,
the above curitled and numbered suit, and
~. directed, have seized and will otter
~. AT the door Of the courthouse, in 4
mwn of RayviIie, %
Sat~ioy, he LIST day Of APril. 1873
?: 3u6lr auction, to the last and highest Iii
der an! WITHIN the hours prescribed by laj
the following described property, to- wit;
The south hall at north west quarter
Section ilrry,four, Township eighteen No.
Rause nine Fast containing eighty acres.
Terms Of ssle, on twelve months cred
pSrehsser 10 give 5ond with approved sscu
". bearing s per cent per annun. inter
from date, ami mortgage retained on
properly
LEN SCOTT,
Sheriff Office. Rayville, La, Sheriff
March ith. lSS2.-n
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01
The tree are clothed in green

LAZY Of our acquaintance ha. been in
1uiie feeble health io- many year--witl,
some complaint peculiar to the scX-becarne
-macrated lost her appe,i,e-was mrlan'
cholr-slep,icss -r:n>s and feiful Many
years suffering i:,dica,ed that all hmelieines
were Il failure. Sumo one suggested the use
of DR.. DroOsnlnl.'s ExGLss4 FssAEE BIr>
:; : 9: !: :: ::: ,:::
1t wax nyen bottles effected cur e
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

w oV''NS NOV toO
tering the mode of trial 50l - az
to allow two-thirds of the Jurors to
determine cases submitted to them, is
being discussed with much earnest
ness. That the present plan Of re.
quireing unanimous vote to deter
mine, works With some difficulty. is
true. but upon the whole we think
that as we have tried it 20 long and
it has become so engrafted 10 the
minds of the people, We might bear
up with it, The present plan is 40
error (if there be error at all) on the
safe side. oDd, such being the case.
we think it best to let we'll enough
alOne.-IOssicr Banner.
That is inst about the size of it. All
juries do not decide according to law
and justice, but we would not have
the right Of trial BY jury taken from
the people for any consideration. 1t
is one of the most sacred rights 5clong-
ing - the people. "-.+
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01
A FRIEND.

HARVEY AND TIE BbooD.-Harvey discover.
ed ;ie Circulation q the blood, and upop an.
nouncrng tire fact, ~ss vidiecled and is.yhe,
al. Food makes bsuoi and bLno,, r,,Ies
beauty. Improper diaesInn OF food necessa.
niy produces bad b. 'o'i, fall stomach, acsdi
~ heartburn, SICK headache and o,her dys.
peptc symptoms. A closely confined life
leads to indigestion, constipation, bihousness,
loss OF appetite. You do not want pills, but
you need a few doses Of that sparkling pur-
gative s:1wn as BaiIey's SALINE ArsR,rxr.
1t aids digestion. cleansrs tire s,omache. Goods
the brain aud unloads the bowels.-March
18th -
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

wan, five colered families, with from
thee TO SIN laborers 10 the family, to work On
the Ion or Ryan Plantat-n, near Girari,
wl.i3; is above oyersLpw. on the usual terms
ef onc'hslf tire crop. viii furnish the fami>
| es with supplies OF bread, rr-a, and rnoIasses,
;, he paid for out Of she eror. Apply to me
at Gifard, La.
]. d. McCORKTE
March 18th, 1882 If
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

we are pleased to Learn that some of our
citizens have received Jacks of nillet seed,
which they intended to sow and we would
advise all others to 70 low their example. or
they will find the millet most excellen, thing
10 feed their stock on, and indeed as profira.
bic crop as they can raise on their lands this
year. taking into account the cost of prod, o.
ing it,
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

This is can Fools Day, and we presume
the usual number Of jokes will be played on the
unsuspectJng.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

Last Sunday was wet. dismal day, rain,
ing more or less all lay and Monday morn.
mgs aun rose upon very ugly day, abou,
8 o'clock very heavy rain fell, bu, to our de.
Eight, when this shower was over the sp,
shone out bright and beautiful Fine raj,
Checked the fall in the overflow and caused tho
water - rise more than an inch.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

1t is with feelings Of profound regre, that,
we learn tina, Mr.. 6. l.. Herbin, one of the
oldest and most worthy c,izens of this cons
muni'y, is suffering from paralysis Of one side
which renders him helpless
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

S'oneware for sale cl.eap In cash, " Man
CHAM * Davis
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

Mr.. j A Liddeil has been carrying the
mail between Ray ,iile and ChariievIle by
water once week.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

II must seem very strange to see steamboat.
RAINING to and pa" Talluah and ye, they
have been doing 50. carrying rations to the peo.
pie and carrying stock out to the hills beyond
the Mississippi river. Never since this coun.
Try has been inhabited by white people has i,
been visited with such an inundation.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

H. TIE a1ov" there i l., serori from Caro-,
l,i' on TIE day before i was ,cprrted II feet,
l inch a-i falling ; inches l. i, rising Two
inches n, -. Paul, MINI.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

destructive tornado passed over the Coll
ony and Bayou DeSiard country, in Ouachirn
parish, last Sunday, demolisting houses and
fences, woundins good many persons and,
II is said, destroying life on the Oliver place
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

MIS- Whitworth and Mrs. Whitfield brough,
rs under obligations to them this week, by
sending US eggs and butter, which we ass,we
them were highly appreciated. for ,hey could
not have come at a more apportsne time.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01
+. 7 Mlns'iam, ESQ

T. y. Mlngham, ESQ
Hayng been appointed to distribute e.
Government, ration, Il, A!to, Li.. we. send you
the instructions we are 10 act Under AMI ask
yon t. please publish. We suppose every
agent Il, every different point hr di'ulba'on
has the same distinctions. ami rs the ds>criini'
nation which i IN be made is So hard Ia make
and &c, justly toward all, We wish 10 lay be'
fore the public 'he instructions upon @hlci. our
actions will lie based II will he impossible,
a. all within our district are sufferers 10
greater or lass degree, to comply with the e'>
ter of the instructions II all that atk do not
get no doub, dissatisfaction and i'll feelings
will follow. We propose to &C, to the best of
our abilities justly towards alI 30 far as in our
alignment we may be gunled. We would
feel happy if there were sufkcency to issue 70
all, bu, as the amount is so small for 80 many
days. and at Eeass one hsndred and fifty to Two
hundred families in the ois'ric, q & eth
wards) asking aid, those We deem the most
n ,e,'y will certainly. have the preference, and
il any who apply are refused We assure them
1t will be on the ground that we bele1e them
to be more abe to help themselves than those
who receive. We trust all such will arpreci'
ate our motives.
Very respectfully,
JNO. A. HEMLER. SR.
H. r. DER.
f.. II. WILLIAMS.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

Mr.. I. Bry Gardiner inio,ms ia In, he kill
rd a large wolf ia an old well in which j, had
taken refuge from the cnats in an Old field
near where he lives, some five or six mile.
east Of Rayville.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

h good many garden, car. Gc planned next
week, the weather continues favorable.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

Gents Overshir,s from Us cents TO $500, a,
Mansham & Divis.'
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

We have received the very able and logi-
cal speech Of Senator b F. Jonas on the Mis-
sitsippi levees, delivered in the United States
Senate March ! 9Th 1888!
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

The weather has been uncomsoY-ably cool
for the lat week ar I'VE.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

The ou,loo u our people is still gloomy
in the esu = The water has fallen so
SLOW !y Tia, ii n,s receeded from very little
land, and that little rs not yer in CONDITION TO
b.. prepared for the reception of see1. The
- has been unpropitous; the stock and
e IN q wresehed condition be-
;ity Of provender-os its al.
the ground is still saturated
ID bOggy, ard no man knows
MGR he Will have enough mules to pull
f. IS Plows, while he knows that he has no,
enough provender to feed them. A rapiI
decline Of the water, the disappearance OF the
gnats and few days Of good weather would
make wonderful change, it is true; bu, a,
the very best, our people cannot escape a
hard struggle tits year; cannot hope to escape
many hardslnps and prvations, and if they
escape utter bankruptcy they will have reason
10 he very thankful and he who can star, out
next year even with the world will he forum
ate indeed. Dependency, however, will ONLY
make matters worse therefore let us he as
hopeful and cheerful as possible, WORK a.
best We can and trust in Providence for re.
suits.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

We learn that few Of our people, whose
l1nds escaped inunda,ion, have corr up, and
glowing finely tina, Dr.. Jordan has very fine
corn. Such news is cheering, even though
the amount Of corn planted as yet is so
small. 49,
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

Gents all WOOL Undcrshirrs Er $500
piece, Il, Vaughan s Davis
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01
llglllLl[Il ka.l[ M.

1"''' THIS Is
Dh9P eople Together in q manner that
can but be unhealthy for there are onl, two
small rooms In the Jail. and they are poorly
ventilated and very uncomfortable at best
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

Remember =, eases OF the stomach ard
intesancS. urrar. md digestive organs, cnrcd
by us;u. BrUwb> iron bi;tcrs.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01
E.au,.iu. SPRING weather.

Go 70 Vaughan y Davis for Gents Fur
ni-hius Goods.
Richland beacon., 1882-04-01

BOOK AGENTS and other people who cnjcy
doubt be interested in J. W. Brel's latest
WORK, "MeiropoFi,sn Life U 1h6 ~
ed in another column ,2e
LIST 81.
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The European War REPORTS.


LONDON. March 10-A dispatch from New York
impending European war telegraphed hence are
affecting the American markets. There f. nothing
known here 70 justify such reports Gen. Skobe-
lens speech caused uneasinesS 10y directing atteu-
II IN 10 the points of ference existing between the
Austrian and Russian policies, and this has given
occasion Tor various somewhat sensational tele-
grams from the continental capitals and from the
east-such for example. the report In the Times
yesterday concerning the apprehensions OF war
felt by the palace party at Constantinople. Bus
there Is no new fact developed since speech of
Gen. Skobelen pointing TO the likelihood OF a dis
tufbanee. On the contrary, there are signs OF
subsistence or the tension 10 which the speech gave
rise. one OF these is the impending appoint
ment OF an Austrian ambassador in place
another the announcement that the Russian
Grand Duke Vladner Will shortly pass through
Vienna, coupled with semi-officia denial 10y Aus
tr1a that he Is ntrusted with any MISSION because
considering the unclouded relations between Aus
tts1 and Russia, none such is required. The prompt
and cortial recognition OF the Servian kingdom by
Austria is considered 10 show that the Austrians
have satisfactory assurances that King Milan is
not inclined 10 favor pcnsav1st 1ntrigues. The
principal danger of complications between Russia
and Austria, as explained 10y 40. H." In recent
letter from MOSCOW. would arise from austria be-
NJ embroiled with Montenegro and Sery1a-
The possibility OF such an embodiment IL becons3.
Ing less, as, Notwithstanding the conflicting az
counts the AuStrlanS appear to be getting the bet
ter OF the fnsurrecton by system OF combined
movements. The taking OF Ubli is one OF these, by
means or which troops, starting respectively from
Casteinuvo and Cattaro, hemming in the Crf-
Montenesrin frontier, and on the other Here
goyina-
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QUEEN VICTORIA'S ASSAILANT.
THE EUROPEAN WAR RUNORS
CASE OF GEN. CURTIS POSTPONED.
Old World Neyvs

HtcLEkN CHARGED WITH HIGH TREASON
WINDSOR, March l0.-MaClean. the Queens as
OF high treason.
MacI.ean, on being arraigned today. said he
would reserve his defcnce. He declined 90 cross
examine the witnesses Ills interests were watched
10y solicitor The evidence was merely a repeti-
tion OF what is already known concerning hts az.
tempt on the ne OF tn queens II Overwhelmingly
confirmed the statement that his pistol was sum-
clently elevated when he fired for the ban 10 have
struck her Majesty.
Mr. rARSEIL NOT PUNISHED BY SOLITARY COW.
ffNEMENr.
LONDON, March 10.-1he BdiiU Ae1rs this morD-
ing denies tie report that MIR. Parutl was r,s
Gently punished by solitary confinement because
warden OF the prison charged HIM with attcittt-
ing 10 brbe him 10 sGuggle letter out OF prison
THE LANCASHIRE SINNERS
OLDHAM. March I0-At yesterdays meeting Of the
master spinner association IL was stated that iy
was likely that the short time movement in East
Lancashire would be abandoned The rppeaI OF
the indan import duties VIII have an iniu nnce on
production.
DEATH OF LORD RoR.wrrs
LONDON, March l0.-Thc death Is announced OF
Lord Roblrtes, The accession OF his son 90 the
for East Cornwall
ANOTHER SPEECH By GEN. sKoREIEFF
LONDON, March lo.-A Berlln dispatch to the
standard says: General Sko5eieT has delivered
an address u number oi Russian on 'crs stating
that the best Russian Is the Car. Europe knows,
he says what he thinks on the slav question. His
recall was only new humiliation proceeding from
the man who with blood and iron n ,d founded an
empire which must be destroyed by Russian blood
and iron.
SOCIALIST FRAUD.
DR.. Edward Nathan Glntz, the socialist. who
was recently arrested charged on an eNtradtion
warrant " th alleged fraud within the jurisdiction
OF the Netherlands government, has been commit
TED Tor TRIAL with view to his eNtradltion IL Is
alleged that the prisoner while residing In Rotter-
dam obtained 2o,0eo nOrlns By means oi ADVERTISE
mentS In Germany.
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The newfoundland lee Blockade
BreakinR UD.

ST. JOHNS, N.F., March 10.-The change OF wind
yesterday opened the ice and released all the out
going sailing fleet that were ready. They left
early this morning. Four OF the Dundee steamers
port They will take aboard sailing gear, and
leave this evening for northern ice fields Harber-
grace Is still blOckaded. and the deet there
able to get out The steamer Resolute, the last OF
the Dundee steamers, is 1ammed In the ice in Con-
ception bay It is expected that she viii get clear
to-day. There are no signs OF the mail steamer
Newfoundland, from Halifax. She Is q week over
due, and has probably been caught in the gulf yet
The western mail boat PlOver. which arrived last
night, reports a barkentine and schooner in the
ice near Cape Race.
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PRovINCETowN, MASS, March 10.-The steam tug
". III. Paine, from New York with four scows and
dredging machine in tow, WIS of Race Point
during the gale last night when the scows broke
adrift and the dredging machine, on which were
hye men, sank. The captain OF the tow boat made
every effort 10 rescue the men, but could not do
on account OF the roughneSS OF the sea- He then
came at once TO town and made known the condf-
ton o. affairs. whale boat was manned and
proceeded TO the spot and succeeded IN rescuing
the whole party IL Is said that the scows are
going to pieces this morning.
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Charge OF Defrauding an Estate.
REQCIsITIoN FOR THE ARREST OF NEW YORK LAW.
YER AND HIS BRoTHER-IN-LAw,

We
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, NJ arch 10-A requisition has
been Issued by Governor Hoyt for the arrest OF
Henry Thompson and George NJ. Lynch, residents
of New York, who are charged with defrauding
the estate OF the late Alfred Vein, the FRANKFORT
hosiery manufactures. Thompson is a lawyer
who is now under arrest for larceny of q large
amount OF mining stock which had been given
him to convey to Peter Hevener. Lynch is In the
jewelry business end is ThOmpson'S brother-in-
law. Both OF them came here last June, and it is
alleged, conSpired to cheat Mrs. Bella vezfn True
bills have been returned against them by the grand
jury. One of the amdavits declares that ThOmp-
son and Lynch are now In the city OF New York
and fugitiveS from justice from this common
wealth The reQuisittOn was taken to Albany and
the arrests will probably be made to-day.
At IL :O5 O'Clock Mr.. jeremiah Wilson said that
Gen. T. j. Brady, indicted for conspiracy, was
present with his surety, Col N. w. Fitzgerald, who
iuStined SSurety in $4,000, and was accepted.
should be required to give another surety, but the
court said that there had been but required In
the other cases, and he would not make an excep-
tiOn in this case.
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Chinaman Fatally Beaten and
RAhssed.

SANTA FE, March 10-Shortly before midnight
yesterday two men entered the laundry OF Long
kee, placed a moose around his neck and nearly
Strangied him. The Chindman resisting, his as
saiiantS dubbed him With a revolver, infiicting
probably fatal wounds, and then robbed him q
500 The roObers escaped.
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Man BlO,vn 10 Pieces by Nitro Glycc-
rinP.

VICTORIA, b. C., March l0.-A terrible explosion
OF nitro glycerine occurred yesterday on the Yale
Sayona Railroad. A man named Hugh Craig went
into tunnel where the explosives were stored to
get a fuse. suddenly a tremendous explosion
shook the ground for miles. Craig was blown to
pieces Thomas Williams. who was standing $50
James Dugan were slightly hurt. Considerable
damage WIS done 10 the works
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE is
now complete with the exception of five designa-
tfons Early next week the committee will hold
meeting to elect chairman and secretary.
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NEW YORK, March 10.-Francis Query, French
sailor, aged 80, was killed this morning by some
tackle falling on him while he was working ON the
deck Of the steamer Amertque ct Pier 50, North
river.
The advisory committee on railroad freight rates,
aC the invitation OF the Chamber OF Commerce, EN-
houses, grain elevators, etc, on the New YORK,
Brooklyn and jersey shores
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SAN FRANCIsco, March l0-The San Francisco
stock exchange board yesterday adopted by q
unanimous vote the report OF the special commit
tee recommending the Inauguration q q grain
call In this city. The new organization Is 20 have
separate onicers directors and cater ana WIN be
In every particular distinct association from the
old stock boards although under It's control and
patronage.
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SALEM, MASS, March 10.-Detectfve Weldon, IN
company With the man Baker who saw the mur.
derer or Mrs. Bell visited Salem to- day, and iden-
Ahrd lodger VINO nut up at the police station
last night the man wanted, and took him to
Boston on the noon train. He registered under the
name or Edwards
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REPRESENTATIVE ALLEN NO BETTER.-There IS
no change in the condition OF Representative
Allen, OF Missouri, to-day. He is still very sick.
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ALL THE MEMBERS OF the Cabinet were present at
the meeting to-day. Important matters were dis
cuSSad