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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-20
POLITICAL DIRECTORY

The following Central Commute,
Vas appointed by the Republican con
arsssional convention that met a
Hound City, August 10, 1874:
Alexander county, G. w. McKsaig;
Jackson, Benz. l.. Wiley;
johnson, A. j. Alden;
MAsaa Henry Armstrong
Perry, s. j. Parks;
Pope, H. d. Baker
Pulssbi, George w. Merit, ST.;
Rsudo,ph, d. X. McMas.ers;
Union, II. Is Stinson;
Williamson, Milo Erwin.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-20

fellow-citizens than among any other class
OF people in the country Such Is the
fact, whether Radical newspaper men
confess or deny IL.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-20

At the Democratic congressional
convention, held at Anna, September
U, 1874, the following Central Com
Iuittee for the Eighteenth district was
appointed; M
Randolph, Beverly Wiltshire;
Perry, Z. B. Rusher;
Williamson, q. w. Goddard;
Jackson, q. w. Andrews;
Union, Hugh Andrews;
johnson, l. N. Pierce;
= 'Asssac. j. W. Thrift
Pope, ID. B. Field;
Pulaski, Obed Edson;
Alexander, John II. Oberly;
At Large, Judge f. Bross, Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-20

vas oppointedby the Democratic-Lib-
eral convention that met at Anna,
September 4, 1874, and nominated
candidates for tho legislature in the
Fiftieth Senatorial District ;
. Alexander, b Il Blake, j q Lynch.
Jackson, Il Dishon, Joseph Gully.
Union, Oliver Hill, i N Forine.
Az Large, I L Bouton, OF Union.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-20

The following executive committee
for Union county was appointed by
the Democratic county convention that
met in Jonesboro, August "a, 1874:
Judge M. y. Crawford
o. II. Kroh
D. p HILL
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-20

The following Central Commute,
Wss appointed by the Republican con
+, ,sntion of the Fifticth senatorial dis
trict, held at Mound City, August 10
1874:
Alexander county, L. Il. walbridge;
Jackson, Ezra B. Pellet;
Union, I. II. Phillips.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-20

MONT WoEK.--The standard authority
in sanitary and medical matters, the Lon
don Lancet, declares that work by night
need be no moro injurious than work by
day, if kept within hours not cuitailing
the requisite period Of sleep, and pursued
by steady, white and properly powerful
light. Faint, Pickering or too dlfused
light produces irritation OF the brain
through the eye, and is one of the chief
sources of Injury to the health in night
work.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-20
Democratic State Ticket.
,01t For state Treasurer
80 CHARLES CARROLL.

Tor supsristenaent Of PuSilc Instruction
.-aas g. M. ETTER.
a., For Congress- Eighteenth District,
WILLIAM HARTZEL.
FOR Representative 7Fiaieth District
FOUN1.AxN ~. ALBRfGHT,
CLAIBORNE WINSTON.
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The following Central Committee
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
COTTON MARKETS.

GALvuroS March 4-Coiton-Oserngs moderate Good Ordinary
l6ssc hddhngs, 10 e.; receipts 233 bales exports 10
Great Britain bas tie Continent 3JOO bales cOAstwe
eto bales sass 1900 bales; stock l0l l2O bales.
eNAsshh March 4J0ttOn nominal Middhng 10 asc net re-
lels eales Great Brn 1854 bales; to the
~ S7s "' eoss~lse 243 bales sales ll4l bales stoeA
osLh sieh 1-Soi,on qgs Mdding l5e; Low Mddling
SHVi fp "ooa OfMthry l344c
bZ3 bales e1Pof, coNise 6o3 bales 200 bales stock
65 653 bsiea '' N'"N O'''' ''
NswOELEASs March 4-Cottou trn good demand Md5lipg
lhc reoeiy SOl bales S453 bales. efnotts ~
Great britain l75 bAes sales 4SO0 bses evening 700
bales; stoct. 305 .406 bales. Nb' '''''
BALrnOEE Starch 4Cot,on dull Middng I5s.c low Mddrps
i+ Stfe Good Ordinary l32 receipts bales eTno,
bos.sse 20 bales; sales 1877 bales; stock IA S5l bales
CHGKLEsTos. March 4-C0tton steady; Mddlng he, Low
hdhns l4ao; Good Ordinary, 1875 receipts $50 bale.
Gioa 1852 bales sales, 800 bales; stock. 60 8ll Wv"
March S.-COttOn quiet: Mddlng l6ie Tou
hdding l54c; Strict Good Ordinary. l4c Ordinary 3e
Ordinary l2e receipts 7OS bses $50 bsles eIpor
" Great Bntsin 6l9 bales
EosroLE March 4-COon steady Low Mdinug II ~, ps, re.
ee. 1885 bales eoastWse l955 baes sales $40 bales
fOet. Is. 500 bsles
hssTais March Cotton dul and rreguln; Low McApg
l+64+ej reeepb 963 bales shipments. 1857 bses STOCK
bo.ros March 4-Cottos du hdngs 1850; receipts
~ bales gOs III bales sales, 200 bales STOCK 5GOO bales
LOrt March fCOttOn uucbsnged hd1sg 10
tOs bsies; shipments 672 bales sales, 100 baeA
March A.-COt0n dUl AiddlnR,
tN tsosbt. Ile ba-si stock. 1862 bales
NnciHsATl. March 4.COltOl dull MfilnR l5Ic receipts
Soo eDesi shipments o37 bales; stock 49, 923 bales
hVSVsI. MACH Cotton quiet and hddlnt, l5c.;
epu 7OS bates sAa. 545 bRles
L"'"tts March A-COisOD quiet aud firm Mddnug 10 &C.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EURJPBAN MARKETS.

Iospos M,reh 4-l&30 p m-Colsos for money ~ s99L$
"a, the account 92a Uued >''t bonds Ne" f's IV' hc
gsilsSy shares. AZ ~ DO. Preferred o. -, $780,,
IIvFxrool March 4-lo m-Co,ton is dul ana uneha9eeI
-. ~ VbD hls ucuG- 1000 bales for speculation ana
,r e on tie basis of N-ilug Orleans nothing below Low Mid
abgg, ,hippd Msrch qua Apll, at -
bqf 6Oc q, A.. .--. - L.
7OO b,e Were the basis Of hddlng Upans
ro,hne Good Ordinary tiyrrabe MAY and June Ol
Brastags quiet Is ~ q cwt PORK, Oh Dbl for Ne"
kesS .-ut.. ..u, i..,
e B,bi o Bng and balance Is 4S4OOO Ene Railway
shsres 424 " ,o NJ. A.,
p.toAes quote Rcnteg al % francs 20 ceutnes -. .
PKEF0RT March 4.-Uuei Ststes Fyetgen bonds 9o'4 Tor
de Of 1862. , ~,
IvERrJoL March As Cotton-Sses the basis Of Mid
ding Upsnds Doihine Good Ordinary shipped February and
March a. a.; do deliverable Apl aud May at l s,es on
Mddng Orleans nothing below Low mi1diDg shipped
Febuary al Sd; deliverable Msy and June, at 3D.
LONDON March f.-rallUw. 81 O. z cst
4-Eveu -Luseed OIL, 429 .. y tou Spirits
YupoUibe 33l Gd33I9 = cwt
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05

a.d go ess h % s,er Ssiy cleared excepting Tor N.eo SeI h
eomer len se % pnes Yen "a 80 rs per Of
e,, Pen 81 ~ rs Psh 20 s2 Io REQ 40 ~ l. rct can,
81 SS March l. Merch 2. ~ oV . vesr al 30. re
ss ~ s ssI veei az n same wees last ScA' ~ '
A. ipts thls week last year. y foVoo"S
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
REAL ESTATE,
Nrw-YonK. "Wednesday. March 1. 1874.

n" Nkw-YORK. "Wednesday. March l. 1874.
AT the Exchange Salesrooms to-day A. j.
Beecke Bon White sold by of tho executors OF
mary A. Gomperts the twostory and attic brick
ana lot known No 1Oi Bowery, located on the east
slde 10 feet north Of Heserst LOT 25xl9e to Morangc
Bro. for s55.2oO Tho firm aso sold by order OF
the supreme Court under direction OF Phlo r. RuRgles
referee, three lots tho north side OF Sixtyeghtht
for $3.50
william II. Raynor has sold four lota 25xsO EACH south
S7.5OO w
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
WOOL MhRKRT.

osr9s hs'c' 4-Ths Wool market srm and prices well
. bei b1es cautiously and s hesitate purchase
sa Tue markets abroad quite arsgng and suppl
Os any point cannot be placed here advance
S pnoes ssls Of OHIO and PeDbsylns Feeces BrIra
Gths 65GoIe Wisconsin and Michigan Fseces
Asski slssst ~ vi Pgetpi iaa BItI, Psis;
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
'uropean q A6pethstnienls.
E5: I!!I[lliII[ligz gZIis:a

The REST .nd MOST AGREEABLE TONIC irsrctuosd Pc
t,s relief Of Gensrs Debility and Loss Appetite lain
valuable Recommended for its Puny ,, The FOc Jouns Arhn h
pr 81 s. A. as Sold by Grocers Omen ami Chem large
ioules al o. each. Beware Of mutations Prepared b.
' GOODALL BACKHOUsR D. Co.
LseedsR Rngispi
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
DENNSYLYANIARAILROAD.-TH

DEN n SI LN ANA RIA lLR % a D.-TUE
Il GRsAF TRUNK LISB AND UNITED STATES NAIL kOUrG
Trans NewY9k hom foot ofDesbfo~s AMI cssnat s< 20
E,pTs. or H,r.5 arg P,,bnh wes, sud South 18th ~.
msn Palace attached 30 and $50 m sansJ sa1
S:3Op.m
Fof Wnamspor Haven CORY and Br' via Phi. III.
Dy H. Tor Willanport $3.50 oonnsciny a. Phisselee.a
For Bs umO4e aAosto1 aud the Souh al oiO n sHass
m R,o,. idr ph.dephis $40 $50 1890 sN
o. p m sod IL night Sunday O. 6:lO $780, aSd h"sss'
po1 r1sasoa At 80 m O. aIo Giop suna., e.is
For YewarE At G. $50 1920 7:tO g o. 10. Han i2s.
l. 9 30 $40. $40 AlO 4 30 . 52p J;fO q, go OiJ0
1890 $40. TO- ilJ0 and l3 ughL sanisJ ~ Clio.
Por Ri.sbcth. G. $50 7;2O 7;to. 3 o 10 ll.m is~.
1850 10. i3O p ADi IL nissI sand, go. 10.
fo1 R.S~sy. 9. $50. 7:9o, 9 10 IL q 23o $40,
10 $40 l;3O 5;2O 40 g. $40 $50 5lO 10 " N sad I'd
night sunday. $50 snl o. 10 D.
Por woolbge Perth Amboy and South AnboJ and 10
Por New Bran.scL 30 and a. IN. 10 n g. $40 80 10
$40 p IN. AMI l2uighh ssnday. b;iUp
For Hast Mil.tonr l2 noon B 10 N 1. 80 D.
For Lambertyle Ani f.miagton. $50 a. IA. sad 3pp
Foo Pailpsb ami Belvidere. 3 ani y.
Accommodates tt BoientOwn. Burlington sOd Csaieu 20s
$50 NJ 1880, 2. $40 q, an1 D. ~ D. NJ
For Freehold. Z: 10 a. m. anj D. m.
Por FArmngdse and sqaan, 7 20 a. IN sBd ..
For PeInbeTton sHs Camden, q m. anu 2SO
Trns fDlloss-FTom Pittsburgh 600 a. " 20 49,
1885 N. daily. 1855 daily eIceps Moudsy froa W"ssx
a. 1927 From Pbisdelpha 5:lZ 6Oo, 500 ~ is
ll:15 IN, 2.l5, 6:l5 500 siii. lO31 N ssaar o'H
G.O5. $50, II 80 a N shd 1927
Ticket a35 27l and gf Boa'vsr No Asot Hcssa
3 B,uery place, D. NJ BOYD. lr. Iea Passeaxrr Ageot
A j. CAss.rr Geaer4i M,aaSet.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
6ales on AufIion

A. MrRwrN Aucnopeef
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., csc Broadway,
Bonlst-Sses Of Books Works OF Au fanev Cocoa ae
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
and .er Dee 1873. waa. vii <," South hss's'. Bsso&
yp, a. follows (SunisTs eIeeptsili
Por Ip and iut.rm.h,e stations a. eS0 "a AMI shi
Pot B.bylon i1lems ate stAnon st9JO Asi 80 T.
and p N. N a.. -
Por and nermsile .ssnOa' At 20 n asi 80. ..
Por Hem p.d Roskaway ssd intermediate s,stoas $50 u
sasas, Irs,as leave Bashwiek for Isip ae,m.
GAO. y CAkMAN. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
fnrnlInre.
feqal Nolltes.


CUPREME COURT, County of New-Y YOrk.-
- JACKSON COMPANY Plaintiffs against H. b. ALLEN and G.
C. BRBNNEi. DefeadantS-Summons- money demand
on contrsct-Vom not served To the Defendants above
required to answer the complaint in tins seuon. which
m be Ged in the Clerk the ~ and County OF New
York Courthouse and 70 copy OF Jour answer 70
sad comps SUBSCRIBER their Office No. Zl BfoAdwa{
ne C Of NewYork twenty days after the service OF this
nmmos on the such and yn fs 10
the aid complaint within the time aOtead the pantn IN THIS
viii take Judgment against you foI the sum OF heen
ss with fifteenth day Of November thousand
besides the ths acton
Dstsd Dec. = 1873 EDMONDS FIELD Plsinuh Auorners
ne shove action hed the once OF the Cer Of
H. v Jan 2s 1874 BDMONDs YIELD PlaiDtfs Atorneys
CTATE OF NEW-YORK-Supreme Court,
- CIV and County Of New.Yori-LfMAE sTBVkNS sSsnst BM
ILY W RANDAL with the will snneIed Of the estis
Nathan Randall deceased EMILY W. RANDALL LAURA Ran
DALI the estate VI Chsrls Randall
LOTTIE T. FELD ISAAC DAYTON AdminsrAl9r Of the goods
estte credits BOYLE, deeosei TRADERS hAIph.
AL BANK SAMUEL MUNGER mBRRICK MUNGER, NEWARK
CiIfEAI0EAL BANK Of Se@sfI JOHN M0ShEh nOhacs acs
HERSEI Administrations Of the goods cbses aud credits OF "a
Mssd W Eersey. deeeaedj CONTINENTAL kAniohAL BAHh
HARVEY O. STAFFORD SAMUEL l. N. BARLOW, g0sBPH 70,
hOCQUE. WILLIAM W. MCFARLAND JOHN W, BAbTbk JOHN
y SPAflERSOS, RHoDA X. MACK FlRST NATIONAL BANK Of
Casn1us To the AbOyeame1 defnants You hereby sun
m0nel ADD required the complaint OF the sboeame Dan
M which vii BE- hei 10 he Office " the Ck OF the C and County
Of Nenl al TIE C OF Negi0k an1 O o your an
sner % TIE 'ubscer At their Office Nos and Gngef Block sy
acuse J. within twenty days Of this summons eI
elusive Of The day ofse,iee the plaintiff Will apply 10 the court for
The rehs 1rEsnlcd Ia The cOnplsInL
EUGBR. WALLACE & JgSsRT.
Plant p AtOTEeys. Syracuse N Y.
The summons herein o which The above cop together ~h he
herein. 6si Ia the County Of New
BuGka WALLACE JBNNRr.
ltnlE lkglgk ht.leIs lIg.cps& n ],
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
Brooklnn Real Getate for Sale.

EOR SALE-LOTS on Romsen and Montague
Il Rsbush and Prospect Park Plan GORDON ID FoHD
81 Csrk-st. Brooklyn
EOR SALE or LEASE-ST0RAGk STORES
Stores and Atlantic Dock, fronting Rast River aon
Hamilton Ferry. Apply g. b. SCHibtFbiS l7O VII sla st
nor SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
Il HOUSES Nos - wlloss. 81 iek.st oz PnsspPles lS9
R-msen and 90 266 and 2oS Arlington ST.
I79 and 1877 Wloughb GORDON FORD, 91 ClsTkst orooE
lyn
GI nnIA CASH, and balance in easy IN
I'D .1btVtF staimeps will brick front HOUSE,
ia vicinity Of Dr. Duryea's Church. BrookJo -
to 5000 u Til,.n.1 wi 6gy ,t hreGsStoFy Is 1ssr!
terms to SUIT purchasers V oomb - BvsY Wilnnsburgh
cH Nnn-I will Exchange the EQUITY III
tDttsDtbv HOUSE valued at $l05OO on tarrolsi near
Carroll Park for house $4,000 the block
bounded Hnh, seventh and fatbusa'e Address
stating location. J. 4. +. Box lO6, Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIN
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEw AND RULIPowERBD STEAMSHIPS
Ealing nm New SATURDAYS lrou Liverpool % THURS
UAlS. ealing CotS Hstoor eaeh
ADRiATiC. SATURDAY. March 7. at 5000
BAL rlC. SATURDAY. March Ia al 300 pm
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. March 81. 500
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. March ~ az 200 D N
CELTIC. SATURDAf April g. at 700 m
Prom White Stn Dock PsVOuiA Feuf. Jerscr Ctr.
PssSug stons Or all eBsel unrvali combining
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons state-rO0m5 ani bathrooms mhshp
ron where least moEOaD t Surgeons AL sewaris seconpaD'
these steADerA
RA1sS-siocn $50 gold. Return Tickets sli0 gold steeago,
$50 currency fhor" Wshne To senl @ fen the OLD County
Obtain s.serAss prepaid oericaes 81 3
Passengers hooked America Pa1A Hamoaff
Norway. Sweden Ind Australia ChinA
pTsits from 4 Il apssn.
Of Dian. An other information spps the CompsnTs
shcea NO 10 Brssi-sv. Nswiork H. j. CORrIs AEsat
fNHE SHIPPING of the WORLD, number
aud OF mefcant se.s 1870 oomprci With 1879, 10
Tuk TlIBihk ALMANAC, AVs irAlr, Puna ~ eeRx
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05

CAMANA BAY C0MPANY.-FOr PUERTA
- PLATA SANTANA and Sr DOMINGO CITY The United States
Mail steamship TY BEE Capt DeanVY will leave Per No North
SATURDAY, March T. at bhls Of exchange on
Domingo Ct 10 sui, purchas
era for sale For freight passage apply 10
sPOPPORD BRO THEIRS Co, % Broslway
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
To CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA -
The mssuihcen Steamships will DO dispatched IRON Pe
AZ North River New as under: ~ ,,., , ~.
Mach 4 at ~ m CRY or GUATEMALA, Capt Hdreh freight
March a. a.9pn HENRY CHAUNcEY Commodore A g. Gray
Passengers ard freight -. -,
freight . . a. -. -.
freight - -....-
Passengers and irs ght . ,
ard every Sluray thereafter connecting Panama with all
Central America Mexican Coast an SOlih Pahc po
will KINGSTON Jamaica both on their oatsari
arriving that Friday The day alter
New-Yok and leaving Saturday. m for Aspinval
will be dispatched intermediate
SATURDAYS Transportation
To JAPAN AND CHINA.
sniend line Francisco LIST OF
month for Yokohama Hong koag and shanghai eariaE l. mails
Apr l. next will bng freight Psuans Yokohama and San
Francisco without breaking bulk
ri ne Contracts and Through Bills of Lang issued Wis Pspss
will brought from San Francisco hewio ork fast IN 70
days at $40, gold. per ton Of 2 900 pounds
RATES OF PASSAGE:
nclIliug Berth. Meals sBi al requisites for the thp)
NewYork San Francisco tjO 800 or SllO currency "cofd
Ing 10 location. - 49, ,-..
San Francisco o YOkobsna, $50 gold.
Ssn Francisco 70 Hong Kong 200 golL =,
For Freight Passage other iniormauoi Np ~ we OOu
PAWS Ocs Pier AZ North River, foot Of Canal g. Nes ora
RIFIjs HATCh II. }. BULLAY.
Managing Director Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05

aOad5c Low and 50a5s Good aud Choice Maine spd
Ks.en 53d5Sc Cvmbiag and Dets,sc Wool
quiet but 6rp at 65 66Oc. m
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05

only DIRECT LINE TO FRANGk., .,,
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COhPAkrn nd nM5
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAvks oAbLIso
The ,oead vessels for the Continent beins
more oer wl ai ou pos No. % Noro fer
10 10 ..r,,n,y A..
sT LAURBST.... LachesneI. E. SATURDAY nireo
pPRPTRR ........ Danro. ......SArUkDAY. March Il
.mEPiOIi r. Roussau. .sATUkDAI. Apnl
RIROpIs .LemAre. SATURDAY. April 10
PRICB OP PASSAGE IN GOLD unciuiins wieeI
TO BRBSr OR HAVRk -
F,ntC CABIN.
ckets at TeluCei rates
by ue knyIsn ne dscon
icrt. Of crossing bee saving tine trouble and eoen
WV Gro MACKENZIE. Agent No. 5S BroAiss,
NoTEIn June thereafter the departures will be on ThuF'd
~ wee
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
6tfamboais ano Railroa0s.

RRIDGEPORP, and all points on Housstcnis
~ snd ssss.scA Rsurssts Pare 81 sissmS LApA 1ereS
timed No pis bos fon sswrosi d<g bssi hcs s>
por. sR.ner BRrDGsP0RT Is before
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
Orcdn 1leGmcrs

EAGLE LINE.
IL UHIrRD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH CIIBRBOURG. AND HAMBURG.
The elegant CLYDE bGt steamship
GOETHE Capt Wilson,
TUESDAY March "a from Bage Line Pier foot Of First
ST., Hoboken. - -
PLYMOUTH LONDON. CfKRBOURG. AND HtMBURG
CABIN br saloon $20 gold second saloon. S72 god steefg
London t30 seeg ~ Cherboorg AMI
Hamburg $50 Prepsd tickets for Hamburg $40
For freight apply PUNCH BDYb Co, "a soaih Wihamst
For passage apply 10 KNAUrH. HACHOD kUHhH,
General Agents, l Is Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-03-05
Gitn Real Gstaie tor Sale.

A BARGAIN-57Lh ST., between 5th and 9Th
~ ayes elegant fall front Grstca fpur1ry brownstone
DWELLING cabinet Gnrh. T. H. GRADY s27 6;haVe
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-11-25
A Strange Dream Fulfilled.

The Rev r. W. Lewis, in his Rem
iniscences Of the War, published in the
Texas Christian Advocate, relates the
annexed remarkable instance as liter
ally true. The battle referred to was
that of Prairie Grove, in northwest Ar
kansas, fought Dec. 7, 1862:
GA curious fulfllment of a dream
occurred at the battle under my own
eye. A man by the name of Joe Viii
Hams had told a dream to many of bis
fellow-soldiers, some of whom had re-
lated it to me months previous to the
occurrence which [ now relate: He
dreamed that we crossed river, march
ed over a mountain, and camped near a
church located in wood, near which a
terrible battle ensued, and in charge
just as we crossed the ravine he was
shot in the breast. On the ever-mem.
orable 7th of December, 1862, as We
moved at double quick to take oul
place in the line of battle, then already
holly engaged, we passed Prairie Grove
church, small frame building, be-
longing to the Cumberland Presbyteri
ans. I was riding IN the flank of the
command, and opposite to Williams, az
we came in view of the house. 'Tha
is the church, colonel, saw in m,
dream, he said; I made no reply, ant
never thought of the matter again unit
the evening. We had broken thu
enemy's line, and we're in full pursuit
when we came upon a dry ravine in tn
wood, and Williams said: Just on tn
outer side of the hollow I was shot il
my dream, and I will stick my hat un
der my shirt Suiting the action t.
the word as he ran along, he doubled i
up and crammed it in his bosom
Scarcely had he adjusted it before
mimic ball knocked him out of line
Jumping up quickly he pulled out hi
hat, waved it over his head, and shout
ed: "I'm all right The ball raised
black spot about the size of a man
hand just over his heart, and droppe'
into his shoe"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-11-25
Clerical Anecdotes.

GA. K. H. b." in the current number
of Fraser's Magazine, pleasantly breaks
out again and tells some good stories,
of which the following are samples: In
my youth heard an exemplary clergy
man, who was somewhat weak in the
pulpit, relate with much good nature
how an elevated drover whom he met in
a coach, did in all kindness try to gloss
over this inferiority. "Ah, DR.. B."
said the drover, his heart warmed by
good bargains at a great market, "ye
dinna ken me, bat I ken you. I'm
whites in your parish. There's no a
better likit man 0 lywhere; yer own folk
jest adore W. Who cares ABBOTT preach
in ?" Truln, you see, must be recog
nized; but how delicately insinuated
1t was as when a Scotchman, abroad,
declared that no such grapes grew in
the world as those which in Scotland
ripen in the open air. 'sBut I must
premise" he added, GO that I like them
a wee sour." ''It is curious fact, :"
once said to the writer a schol-
arly, thoughtful, quiet preacher,
"that whenever [ preach in the
same church both forenoon and after
noon, there is always much smaller
congregation in the afternoon" HUI
mility never went farther than in an
historic sentence uttered many year
since, in parish church well known to
me. A certain lady, the cleverest
woman of her time in that little COM
munity, was at church with her children,
seven in number. The little things, not
having fallen asleep (Which is the best
thing very young people can do during
the sermon), grew very restless on hot
summer afternoon. They sat just in
view of the pulpit. The good old digni-
tary who was preaching could at length
bear it no longer, and, stopping in his
discourse, said, with great good nature
that really those children had best be
taken out of church or he could not &C
on. The mother arose, and got the
seven out into the passage, who joyfullJ
made for the door. But, ere she follow
ed them, she said, in an audible whisper
to friend at the end Of the next pew
elm just like Mary Magdalen, out O.
whom proceeded seven devils.
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The O'Neill Family of France.

The late Marquis Henry O'Neill, a
young French Sub-Lieutenant of Chas-
seurs, is said to have been the heir OF
$50 kings who had reigned in Ireland
uninterruptedly for 5000 years. His
family intermarried many times with
the MacMahons, whose pedigree in the
United Kingdom is very meagre COM
pared with the one recently made out in
Paris. This Lieutenant was hailed over
his tomb as Prince of Ultonia, Earl of
Valmont and Tyrone, Viscount Mont
Joy, Baron Dungannon, Lord of Clan
doyes, and legitimate successor Of the
Kings of Ireland. The French chron-
iclers have heard of a tradition that at
Shene Castle, the seat CT the O'Neills,
there is on one Of the turrets stone
bearing the sculptured image OF an
O'Neill. Whenever that stone falls SO
will fall the O'Neill family. It has fol
many years been shaky, but it is not
known by the friends of the deceased
whether it is down yet.