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4 whether thy vera well ted well clothed,
. siadl, treated, and exempted from suffering
i. towhs, source wouid that ta,-I-r o. IAa,
= ph,la.ophsr i h. we've NAV IT lnis.l
, gene. adde's. himself f1r the pa'pose OF.
arfi, NJ IT n G. rect resuit lie ~euid
iak. the statistics ef th. counifs BE- would
. sss ~ himself o. ~ experience has pr'''d
lha: th, rule u unhena'ug physical COM
iont and kind treatment viii promote the
incfesss OF population. Nhil, tue absence
Of ih,t phs ,cal comfort. wsnt. or suffering
will produce the contrary f~sak' Then.
4 be took up the statistics which the osheer'
OF this governneu, haze been paid 90 much
money tor collecting -mosi OF whom have
been sn1oloyed from the northern Ststss--
he would Odd, srsng- ~ II msy appear.
that sues the year 1910. y, which period
importation, of slavss intn thi.eonntfy hsd
ceased II yoa deduct from the white popu.
ls,on 10 lncf,sss resulting { IN en-. grafton.
aud # YOU add to the hises population the
d.ofens. which hiss f-suli-d from the eman'
cipstion OF sisv.s. the ratio Of the ineress.
OF ,lsv.s is g,es,es thsn tina, Of the whites
SIR. the philosopher OF traveller to whom
+ ( hsvs referred would at onc- come 10 hs
COZ clusion and note II down ~ an ss'sb
..h.d fact, hu, your black republican -
no, L, ho misiec by sry such chicanery rs
this II. hs. read IA y uosel the aulhrn'ic
fact that VI Lsefee whipped Uncle ! ON
10 death, sad that "a thousand u"ies NOR"
ssi,iaeiOFs thsH any tueh i5o.ish tbi'ss AZ
oh ial documents.
cir. "e are told. " r. however your no>
gfoes are 30 Vel treated. II u" same ia
mantIf !. Displayed towards mem AS you
Nsh 10 lead Us to believe, why - " 'h"t 70
mary OF them ran away nave i"0h'u
to the cen-u, to hnd something o" 'nH'
point u cout1, Hhd '"uhu ths' OK o. 'h',
pofulahon, enc Va twenty seven hhnpfe'
runs away II struck n'e mat II h'Sht per
haps be an interesting inquiry Tor our anna
Die phianth'ol'e hie"ds 70 aseet'a'" "h''n
en- IN the" own beloved NORTH 'he'e m'sn'
not he one resiiess man ~ twenty seven
hundred who would abandon even "fe'
children, ana IN" comforts 81 nome "hAt'
ever might be NE comforts OF h'' pp''l'n'
hhd =" anl sen some strange 'of 'uU" e's'
where u that he SO, ana u 'h'' car u'huon
he DOT exaggerated 10 not 'l'e '"'
TACT ol one IA twenty seven "hh1t'" 'u',
uhe away amounts - great ueA' ''N"'"s
rt"Ntns tha' sou'h'fh s'AFs' are "'''h'y
treated
bei' III t'"te u announcer ss INFANT ,%o'
u %" inuhh IN thHt sam" CENSUS ~"
stat" Of Massachusetts Ia. 'p'"ed "'''
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Spterh Of nr. Denjamln.

". trus, that no ono will BE- deferred. BY
tho length OF Mr Br>IAAiS's speech. fro"
giving il an attentive psrusal. II 10 ono Of
the ersa, sps~c hes Of the sessior, conveying
. clear and definite idea OF the position OF
political parties, at present seeking popular
.uppor The individual who would under
stand perfectly those relations, the correct
Interpretation OF tn. Ks"sss,Nsbfa'kA bill.
and the true position which the democratic
n,,,y occupies 40 national organization,
'msy read this speech with pleasure and
profit. Its gres, merit consists in this II
strips from the freeso'l party all OF the d''>
cuises by which II attempts to conceal ITS
motives. II shows that its aim is pol'tlcal
supremacy that ii is seeking power win
view to PROSTATE and ruin the South. The
great issus in the approaching Presidential
election Is presented by Mr.. Benlsm'n with
di.,inctn.s. and force. No one can msun
d.,.t,nd tho excuse is offered for evsdng
ar dodrlnp It. In whatever section OF the
countr, man may reside, whatever may
he hl, opinions on the abstract question o'
slavery, he cannot fail to perceive the Jas'
pns,tion OF the South. and that unless her
ph,s and her c9usit, IN the coniedefscN
~, maintained the DAYS OF the tulou ste
numbered. lie csnno, tail To see, that It
the sut slavery party ulnmphs. 1t has Moth
lnu 10 hop. for bat .mhlt.r.d hatred be-
tween the tNo sections, dlsunion, aud IN all
ptohahlit, clvil war.
The result OF the approaching PresIden'
ual election, will detrfmlne, not SIMPLY the
pole, OF the ulon, but It's ser, existence.
II the democratic party triumphs, the qnr-
linn viii be determined that congress aas,
aud ought to have, no Jurisdiction over tie
suhi.ct OF SLAYER, whatever. twill remain
then. for the supreme Court OF the olied
State. to determine whether the people al
the ierutone. have right TO control 1t,
Every one mus, perceive that that question
would iueyitabl, arise. no matter what pa
.nion the democratic party occupied IN re-
M,ion To It. Hence 1t is not matter Of
such vital importance, II the Iesdi"g States
men of the \ofh do believe ~ the doc,fine
OF squattef sovereignty We need have
40 lear OF our rights, 50 long NJ they say Ia
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Jpha > hemdeL candidate tor election
q" lhe Office OF NtuB a lte ensuing August clrc
ton
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'ay iha' is evolutionary
Mr. 81 LEX Whose speech was
that
VIZ. BENZ ANlN. hf. DtNNs OF inN
diana VII. President, II iutihef PROOF
were wanting that had not miseonct'ved
nor mi.s,a,ed the objects aud purposes OF
the northern know nothlng., recent event.
again At Philadelphia siford the Hmrlrst
justification tor what said 10 my people
AT home. Nht, sir, They held National
council, snd then they abolished The twelfth
section n"d the southern delegates retired
then th"s held nat'onHi convention, anu
nominated Candidate suited 10 inc SCUM
aud the Northern drl'gates fetifeh
In the eafli"t history Of ms congress
during the unprecedented struggle Tor u"
o'gan1a'ion OF til" other house "hen
every democratic vote Norm ana south,
WAS gwen ~ SOM column ~ support 81
The democratic nominee not one northern
Hno" noibi"g could be louhd READY TO sup
port distinguished gentlemen oi the',
own party from Tue Sthte ~ hen'oeSy u,
u"quesu"ned abtliiN TO tpiti 'he uoie' o'
me once flhsliy' on Tue ias' vote "p'ch
carried 10 'ne 'Pea@'' qua" e"n'i"'"A"
whose p"i''e"' P'uc,P'es a'' P'"'"'iN
obnoxious 10 the southern STATES ""e "o'"
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tplinn OF my country will be secured from
the dangers with which Il is mensced
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VI Nessfs MoDoNAlp \ SANDERS,
arr exporting to receive to dsy their stock
Of drugs, medieal. chemicals, Sc, recent
ly purchased At all events, they viii be
here aud opened in few days Call on
them
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judge M0rriS'> Resignalies.

10 ne Edaor y the Itias Rcpnbhedn'
SIN Eo, ,h,. ,nin,,n.,,,, nj IN. vo,.,
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F""to"''"" e"iN "a W, ie"e' VI 's'K"
ITO" ms''ed t" '"s"fn"f f.ss", an 'he VA
ol ts dato You will hay. the kindness to
Announce m, nam. a. candidate tor r.,
l..,;, II, ,.l.,.l .,. ..d ,,,,s,,,
NJ.
u'"s ARE know" 10 "'' voters ~ '"'s w
trlct by actual demonstration ! eann''
with sincerity, promise more have o@s
IA, best II my fellow ci''t."s h",a IVY
worth, ol te.elecuon. N, 'H"f's WI eh
be ahaled Ia administer the laws =. nN
them. firmly promptly aud 'npaf''a'l'' u
however. there should be found success"
more capable to discharge the imports
aud labouou, duties o. Judge OF the SIN
judicial Dl.tuet, Will cheerlull' scq"'e''
IA the ropuIai verdict, and yield the pos'''
which the confidence OF the people ~
heretofore assigned me
HISS praso,, Ie1~)
May, III, 'soo
Gov. T.. VI. PeAsr, Aus,,n Texas -
Dear Nu II am informed on 'r'a"'
authority tina, the Judges OF our >'P'"'y,
Cont have re.igued Tor the purpo" "
svslins themselves ol the late se' o' Wv
Legislature, increasing the compen'u.VV
of Judges. So far ~. can Judge pu0's
,xper,st,on seems to Justify \ .imilsf coa's
on the pse' OF the Judges OF the p'''"
Courts, wuhou, Justly mourning the mP''
,,oo of An ioor,tinst. desire to increase 'ee
. ..ia, ~ " .nd =, ,hs ssm. ,im. .hew,g'
,,ilI;,,ns.. In ,uh,ni, their claims, wl,hss
, "a, .,ha,,v ma
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fi,aa.} & Rss;lsg Is u candidate ~ tlr Off NJ
fousfg Gle 4 st the ensuing August election
Jfss, VIZ -a caudldair ior the office uf CoH1'y
fitrk nj the ensuing election
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VI Attention Is c,il-d To- the advertise
meul. al ". > iiyS>oN, 4 %. Ihr,
have just opened line stock OF groceries.
dt, gnud.. Ac
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AMBRorSrhs ANp D,GuIRRE0ryrrs --
Mr. ". 6. tollu. has opened MI Ambro>
type aud Dsguereoype gallery IN the
rooms recently occupied by Nsssrs Iesr.
out aud Curtis. His pictures are iuIly equal
aud, IN the opinion OF many, superior to
any ever taken in Marshall Go aud see
them.
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U-T- We return our thanks to Nes,rs "
OF Jefferson, Tar late \ev Ofl-au. papers.
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DRouru We are going through the
ordeal Of another dfoulh With the *
cepilon OF partial showers, With which one
or two places in the county have been IA
yofed, there has been no rain in this region
for nearly tive weeks. OF course 1t is cs.
cerdingly hot. dry, and dusty The ,her
mom.ter has continued steadily among III.
nnelies Tor ,uo or three weeks. II this
were not the best country in the world to
stand drouths, we should have been ruined.
IA It is, the cropssre beginning to suffer,
and unles. We hss" rain soon, must be Sc
rlousIy injured.
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PREACHING Rev / y thcks,> wil preach
Il, ils Nr,iplisl hurrH. To NIGHT saturday
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Nm y Spence .a candidate for County 81
or, al ~" ensuing August elccii.n.
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EDi, CONSTABLE,

{ u Slater iss candidate for reelection 10 the
Office u Constable. 100 Beat No 81 the ensuing
August ei.ctnn.
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Com PrN joins I pAcr. Esq found
gold pen day or two ago IN front Of his
establishment. which he handed US. The
owner can have 1t by calling at this office.
" be Is "A good democrat, he will no doub,
he pleased to learn that we pressed 1t
promptly into democratic service.
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Tur SUMNER AFFAIR Rumored Chai
iengss-- Washington. May 2s - Ia the
Senate, to.dsy, tho committee appointed to
inquire into the Sumner affair reported
lhst the Senate has no power to srres, or
punish Mr.. Brooks. but can only repor, the
case to the House Of Representatives,
which was ordered TO be done.
I, 10 rumorsd tina, Senator Toombs has
challenged Senator Wade. and also ,na.
VIZ Brooke will challenge Mr Wlso,.
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ton OF the Philadelphia convention shan
Any path OF duty wAs clear. 10 at adj
.re.. TO nv constituents. | informed them
4 VIA, had heard before leaviaE wash
ington. | stated NV belief that the rut'
pose al the mae hinsry OF this party "o"id
b. used Tor slsvst.ng TO power the worst
enemies Of The South ! pointed oat the
hes,ilit, OF the organization to souIbern
rights, its hos.iit, to freedom OF con
science and religious belief went iuf'
thef aud expressed the conviction mat tue
northern know noihings would eoale'ce
with the northern sboitiohlsis. ard mat by
their united action they would force on
crisis, on the result of which would Dc
pend the destiny of this country. pre-
dictrd thst they would tsck to the sPp'o
puslion bills some sboIiuonnt pro'''o
which could no, become law wi,hc-s the
instant disruption OF the Union.
Sever.l Thousand Wigs In my State
took the ssme view OF the condition OF
public affairs that did Some retained
from voting, Others attended democratic
meetings, advocated openly the success OF
the democratic ticket and the result va
decisive democratic victory 10 the State
al Louisiana Time has yet 10 test the
accuracy OF NV predictions about III" sp
pfop'istion bills ! may, however, be
permitted TO say that speech has been
publicly circulated. attributed Ia the hon.
nfabl. senator from \-u York. said to
have been delivered b, him IA a meeting
...4
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Tnn RIVER - The Shreveport South
Western OF Wednesday. says;
The river continues to slowly decline
and the large boats report its navigation to
be tedious. there beng only 81 Zee, water
falls The larger class OF steamers are
Withdrawing from the trade, while the light
draught ones are preparing Tor thu low
water campaign.
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CorroN BLOOMS {. Il Andrews. ESQ
OF this county. writes Us on the 9th, sending
~ two cotton blooms ons red and tho
other white. The frs, opened on the morn,
ing OF the 5,h lie tiuds iiye other bloom,
10 one OF his fields
T. p Womack, Esq, also sends us two
cotton blooms which opened on The 9th.
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FACING rnE Music.-The Office OF the
" llarr'sion Flag, t'he X. N. paper about
to be established here is up stairs In the
frame building immediately north OF the
brick in which the Republican Is located
The doors are immediately fronting each
other, and il requires but two steps TO 20
from one room 10 the other, As there is
u good deal to be done in arranging a
new office, we presume It will be week
or two before the frat number can DO issu.
ed The paper We learn, 10 to he sbon, the
~. IF curs
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DENOCNAvlC VICkEv.

rIfCroH. roR STATE Al LANCE.
RAM BOW DEN, " K SCI RR\
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DIED.
On Monday, May s, after . short illness, MIcHAn
SIEvN.
His friends and relatives respe stfuy invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon ct three O'Clock from
his late residence, No. sos Water street.
On Tuesday morning. May 0, WILLIAM MALONE, aged 48
years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon ut two
O'Clock from bis late residence No. OF Seventh street.
On Tuesday, May JULIAN G. VERY of the firm of Very
Gvynne Co., sged IS years.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj tomorrow afternoon ct one O'Clock, from No. los
St. Marks place.
On Tuesday, May 8, JACOB EcKHoFF aged AZ years,
native Of Hanover, Germany.
The friends and relatives Of tho family and the msm-
bers Of the German Friendly Society, respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from No. la6 Liberty street. His remains will
be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
In Brooklyn, on Monday May g. PETER BOYLE, aged Sc
years.
His funeral will take place, from his late residence No.
253 John street. Brooklyn, this afternoon two O'Clock
The friends and acquentances Of the family respect
fully invited to attend
In Brooklyn, Tuesday morning, May g. Of disease Of
the heart, SAMUEL A. G. BLACK.
His remains will be taken from his mothers residence,
No. 16 Debevoise stres to Greenwood Cemetery to
morning, at ten O'Clock Bis relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from that
place, without further invitation.
At stoney Brook l. l., on Monday, May s, at the resi-
dence Of her father MARY daugh Of Thomas
Hadavay, aged 20 years and mon his.
On Sunday, April g. of yellow fever, board the brig
General Taylor, of the Islands Arcadoe Bay OF Gonavs
West Indies EDWIN H. BRUNSWICK, second officer, aged
20 years, son Of Professor a. Brunswick, Of this city
To Captain Waterman, officers and crew, his parents
return their sincere thanks for and kindness aho
him during his short but Sickness and the pains
taken to inter his remains the Little Island Aroadne.
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Medical Information for the Pcople.-The
sPEGIALlsT for May contains pan prasncaI articles BY
Bra Hunter and Melville diseases OF The and their
treatment redcs,ed inhalation; by Tucker
Of the stomach and liver by Dr. saltcr Of The
and and by Dr. Newton, diseases he stn
person who values health Will read he Specialist q year;
single copy 10 eents. SHERMAN CO., Publishers,
No. Vesey street, (Astor HouseJ
Do not Believe yoa Positively Obliged
e resort 70 csoms or blne pill for bilious ack headAchs
vgoxs,or removes these difficulties without debitang your
ystem preventing attention 70 business. Sold by SAND
FORD Co., 1893 Front street, New York, and By Al drug
gtsts.
Pro Bono PubliCO-Pr0 Bono Publlc0.-
LYONS magnetic powder kills bugs ants, moths, reaches
And every insect that approaches;
Lyons ms ghetto pills hill rals and mice,
Who greediy eat, and think them nice.
on label.
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Court CaIcndlsr-This Day,

SUPREME CoURr-Crcuit-N 1877 to 1853, 1895 to
1l7s 1850 1900 1902 to 1915 1917 to 1871 1929 to
i2i7 I24e to 1857 1899 to 1901 1904 1906 1907 to 1915
1s1sto 1871 l348 1884, 1345 1a47 134s ls4s 1851 to
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Married.
On Wednesday evening" April go by the Rev. Dr.. Bel
lows, HENRY T. HAYS, Esq, TO CHARLOTTE LEARN, all Of
this city.
By the Rev. Or. Gsissenhaner, Mr.. FgxpxRIcK A. DU
Bols to Miss EMILY A. Es1LNG, all Of this city.
On Tuesday April &c. by the Rev. Uriah Marvin, CHAs.
OAEIW RooMI to EvSA E., daughter Of William Smith,
Jr.
On Tuesday May O. BY the Rev. s. N. Isaacls, n J.
MoRoSlIy Of Milwaukee, to Miss CLARA fourth daughter
Of John Bronson, Esq, Of this city.
Milwaukee papers please copy.
In Brooklyn on Wednesday, May s, by Bishop Laugh
lin, THOMAS r. MORGAN TO KATE G. O'KEEFE.
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Aiatsd Fillmore Was received with shsrs, groans and
Misses.
Tie Ely resolutions temporarily laid the table,
10 b taAsp up at later hour
At O'Clock TIE antFilmors delegates left the hall,
and In consultation at the Adams House. They
win probably Issue call for convention to elect dele
stss 70 the New YORK Conventions, of June IL.
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GIxE AVID MADRIGAI UMoS.-The lovers Of good old
English music should not fail to attend the third
Of the Glee and Madrigal Union, at Hope Chapel to
night The programme 10 capitaly selected and the
casts, Mrs. ueorgana Stuart Leach, Miss Maria Leach,
Mr. Frazer and Mr. Stephen W. Leach, perfectly
petent for the task Of performing it,
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BowKRy THEATRE.-Mr. Glenn, young actor Of pro-
mise has benefit tonight. The bill is good. and the
house should resemble It.
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OR, HE EARLY DAY" IN THE NORTHWEST.
BY MRS JOHN H. KINziE, OF CHICAGO.

OR, THE EARLY DAY" IN THE NORTHWEST
BY MRS JOHN H. KINZE, OF CHICAGO.
Conen's-Detro in 1870 Michmao American Fur
patchesshantie Town Morning Arrangements
e. ySyaxs:s.
ttu Eneampmen-w innebsgo Lake-MiaF Four Legs-Jadge
Law-Erench oosnomens Lake Pncka way Las de Bef :
F sno
w1shiEs:cV
Fort WinnsOssoc Upset Canoe -Rnsssapnsin win err
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q Lake q Cen
srs P1Octots n r, q For.
severe sprsg Captive Arrival Of the Ispo.
eon-Troubles Of Embsrkaton-Departure for Fort Winnie
BAH Soldiers snoamp Mountain Passes-fh Agency
Four Legs the Dandy-Indian Views OF Cvizadon-Ihs
Presents grandmother Da rayIndian Customs
Tales.sory Of he Red Fo1stery Of
Nenomonees Thunder Storm Panic Green Bay-Tidngs
Cd Of dros. Amer
Conclusion War-Deay tae Annual Payment
Escape q sGv
Indian Indian simplicity DAY kan ray
AN Escaped Cut Noe again ssyesenyy
with Red OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from Fort winnsbsgo.
The above interesting narrative Il spirited record OF
Full of exciting incidents Of travel and adventure Including
but now fertile and populous region Of country. The
DETROIT, GREEN BAY MAcKINAw, CHICAGO,
and macy other Important Wsstern places The in tho
form o:
and having been looked for with much by the
frienos Of The accomplished authore large sale
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