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TROUGH FREIGHT CONTRACTs
TO AND FROM ALL EAETERN CITIES can
- maae ~ this office. Damages and
ovsr-shase0 settled peonptly.
NAY 6t1, 10Go
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BIssf-CLAss HAas vaon KxoKUK

NrOuEh Tickets
TO ALL POINTS in the Union and Canadas con -
procured 1t the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Noia Street, bstsossS Figss asS Ssce.J,
oYPosrrz TEE BnLIHas aouss,
kEOKUK.. IOWA.
J.R. TEWKaBURY,
Ticket Agent.
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mere New Goods fron the Eao9.
THlHday received, ! lot Of Ane BroadolOths
j Blask Docskins, Fancy Cas- simsrse !, Rich Vol.
vets, ~, ELLIOI r. HMITh,
Tailor md Draper,
mch24d 70 Main-st., bet. ID and Sd.
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SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
j. r HUTCHINSON. SAnBs pRwgy
HUTCHIrsor 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILoRS,

Thist-st., bet. Main : Johnson. EOkUK.
Lave JUST received - their Fashionsbls
y u 1niissiAg and Furnishing estsblishmsnt,
Shoiee end excellent supply Of Brosdcloths,
CassiEneres, Vestings, and tents FURNISH
ING 0OoD6, Of ali dsscriptisns, md gsarantse
that their work shall be done In the most ap-
proved and satiafsssory nannsr. They srs con-
SANITY receiving the New York and Philadel-
phia fashions; and respectfully solicit al who
desire good work and the best material to give
than call.
Any1sdlv HIrTCAyNaON nHwry
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A&VA
Ii AS just received large and splendid stock Of
u spring ana summer Gooas, Of the
latest and most approved styles, purchased direct
ly frum the Importers and Manufacturers, and
will Be sold reasonable terms ~ they can be
purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of City and Country Merchants il
respectfully solicited.
Aprldkw
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LIVERY HsAnLE,
On EiSst.sG., be1. Main r Johnson.
II ORSES, BU06IES and CARkIAGESA
~ - Of the best class always ready for
hire. NJ.
3 Hessss bearded BY the day or week. At prices to
sait the times.
Transient customers aeccmmodateA.
d1cld ". VANORSDAL.
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WA. =. 0n0v11,
ttOfnoy at 1aH.

DRAcfIck5 only in the Civil Conrts o1 neooea
i aad dsvotes his time chiefly 70 Commercial
essss. Basinsss from abroa4 wil ssssivs sAsrfui
attention. Once No. zS Chssnut street.
Jan. I, 'Je-dAu1y
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V1A01l u SULLIVAN i CO.,
sUccnasoRs 70 =. Z. noBDs co.,)
Hoarth-stEsst, between Main and Johnson,
~
II NJ p . r - AN . y n ALIENS
- In QUEENBWAKR, GLASS and CHINA Kefo-
ssne La.Ps, seaar esd4 sacng LAnPs Isskiag
0Iasass, Tsa Trays, -. 10.
Aaviag puseAascd the laAes md wsn selected
stook ~ the slAstaAA sf G. +. 0stlEth Co., will
be plesss1 70 have 3 cAH from ons and aal. We
il tend - kssp ecnstsntly on hand conplsts stock
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
kosslsspg our Goods Atysea from the man1factu-
rers, In kagAnd, FranA - America, We will be
abe to sell as}ev ~ anI regular house in the West
v. II. SULLIVAN 4 CO.
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Mow 6pxing 0oods.
nH M1A1 n. kINn, informs the Ladies
~ Of KAeknk, tAst shs has rstasneA with 4
large stock of MILLINERY GOODS, which
shs Will sell o very low prices Her store ison thu
suuth side O3 Main street, between Ind and Sd.
Apr u -. - .ll a - -. ~. - -
KEUKUK FEMALE 1EMlNARY.
TIME FOURTH TENN ot the Sksokuk Female
/ Seminary" will opsn on MONDAY, APRIL
18th in the basemcnt of the Chatham Square Church
corner Of Seventh and Morean streets, whore ten-
pmary AcoommodAtions, except for the Primary
Department, have been secured in rooms cool, dry
and sesy Of Ascen.
Ths 1ostd 81 Trustees Of this Seminary ,sleetsd
from various relia ious denominations ard repre-
sen ting large part OF the Christian eonnsnity,
desires b. the united A1A cooperative eofte of the
1rtends Of edneatkoA 10 estahliah gfadnally auch
IN institafien ~ our city requires.
The Principal o1 the 1nstitutioo ID Rev. q. A.
WILLIAn6, 70 whom, or to the Secretary of the
Bsard, applications for the admission q pspils
may be mads.
In the Primary Department, yossg misssa from
six - ten Dsaes of age may b received, under the
care Of MiHs urmston, IL present tsasAe, Who re-
csives al The incomes Of that dspartmeni.
The charges Tor tuition will BE- - And - In the
ordinary EnGlish stndies, with amAu Additio1el
sum Tor incidentAl expenses. For Latin, lfsneh,
German, &c., extra charges Will bs madA.
Its ds6irabls that psfsons dszienine 10 become
session. WM. THOMPSON,
Prssidantof tbs Board s1 Trnstsss.
k:asals k.ass s1sss s,.. Il. sisE ssE-a
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hOI0 - 0kaO -
No.ll4
glNAk undersgned, sxpseting to b akssnt fsen
j Keokvk about six nppth4, has appOinfsa W
N. 6tanpus his assAt md att0Fnsy V ast1nd 70 III
businees. s48 @ M
A eosd supply Of GIsOCEnAgs nd RRO.
vIAlOND will be Aspt eenatantly a hanA, i
cheap - ever. WN. 6xAGNue.
Feb. 70, 't0-d3m
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nRA2 oASMoTs ". ALL8H nUTLBR. q. ". YAnsoao.
DA1NEY. DUTA11 = Passions,
ATTORNEYS AND O0uNsHILORS Al Law.
I11u1y Bu1LDue, Ill BaoADMAY,
rsb3d4wsa NEW YOhH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

Z hpsrs NAN RapFlPg rDw Sc RI gts FOX CAST
=" srs cfoAfts; nfto iurntirs ard v<u.ed osn
1stu' y ~ 20 sBs h rsGSivioe prss Tor
Fnbf f ~ c0hrE 51t not be hunnhnagSj Nv ths
tsd sbe 'efedes cail on ed4fess usrri 100 "
vim avenue between yreuNs gertr. 3v.ss
by 4Is harris. " ~
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TTaUK IffcbMsTION OWEN
l. Of ALL AFFAIhs Ias oU5H LEE,
BY MRS. u BosDsa,

NM. n. PoErER the ts,icg ssiroogsst aud culv
seer snd yted lady gives in'drcss;on ali -T.rs
ta,ough We with ard In ssgsrd 10 hnA,l ~ssh sud ~
Zsge love sfsre journeys suis dDcuv IA husireEs
absent friends ckpess ard death ~ And
'efoe-her Der rsnsencs " christopher s1ee. Jefferson
xaarket and slx.h sverGs ~
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yHANTED-A RETAIL DRY GoOns ssLEsMAN, AND
~ young man IL the esnnisson business Apply this
day before IL O'Clock at the Mer ,snle Once 1913
Broadway. suacns procured. No commission ia advance
F.S B6OWCn,
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JLNrpTNss, &C.

hAbE Nua.-FsoM e. TO $40 PAID FOR SILK
IA oeFneg, roro 81 10 81 FOR ets ps1s 81 the ttric
coatnes iuFn trrt, Jserv. &c. by post ouncta,y
hffd 10 ~ y ia SIEVE ah eveauo between Elnessenth
81 4 went EN- stests Lsdies attended 10 by Mrs.
a T "a 'hHF2E BrEEsy.-wsSfgD. SO 900 WO sTH
q OF new aid lett OF cio<nns for he Woslsrn usrke.
WI receive fy est oofe has shff assd
ttes or grse @ srall lots by rsu1g at Sd
areasng rHOe DoSRUY. ~ Cestce street
4 Ten pEArL 5rsEBr SIS 90 wngrs OF CAsr Oss
eT,a ~ wA1si 9eotsmen hsypg large ,nlll !l
p pi CSC pn'io ths biubss rasi ~ cgsg Al ihs
Ire % Gddrsteog james aorcneg 45i Pearl ssreet NEAR
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tue FOLLOW
~ ing papeys vera taken from once Tuesday Au
gust l6-A note If ~;am q Chave for 5000 dated Mar ID
s59 nyahe n our order feur moahs feou date sso
bonds Tor SoOD esrh made by Calvin .. Billings TO Taoss
Bep dated Febtusry7 1885 Aleo checks the 6us
Eead bsnk for $3.50 each dated I'D and 10Th august PAYABLE
70 be order or Charles Bridge not iorsed csrdfes
q tTo shares stock 300 III bei by rhomss Benz ia the
boekerDocksf stare C1rprsnv. Af persons hereby
Tarnsd not negotiate receive transfers sa
sihgr OF item az mert t,eceo gs1is
has been stopped Aosrs reward Will be paid the redrn
Of The chpert and ~ guegtloas aexed
HOS Bent IL sOa, 2i2 Aaat weuty sixth street.
Dated August 20, 1853
NOTICE IL HEREhY elVEF-PU sSUAET 70 Tf,s
~ covitiny OF the 81 aie OF The lat lite OF the 5h chsp'
er ot The I'd OF the staiss all creditors
OF Hban PACK, fn 1neolgt debtor N5ce srs pabhlssd
uFr q is59 Credisfe " appear before the Con = u.
us Try Judse OF the RIG OF New Yoft. az bis cosn5bess
10 70 hoers street city Of rev York The ia Day 81
-tpbnber next A II oSoek IL tbs forenoon, sh,s cApss,
spF ey have WAY an ahould BOT 30 made OF
s1 iSsotssaps estate end he be dzct from bis ceb
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WArTEn-A SINGLE NAN, WHO THoRoUGH.Y
and the Of To who give good sn
sstone all places there be has been employed during
4. Lang, 81 Cliff street.
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Il OtARvOxAKT and AgrHo1oGIBr ~aAY MAT
r the world; and I've thousand dollars - sfsrsS !,
son WHO csn eurp11 Der. the .ssN~
II Us wo,M form, part ;usrlg rhsn nss's .ssapss, "a
.siga scroful. an5 AL sf<c1ccs Of Tee irt
Madame the only natural All sess~s
United sAies AL iboss s;ck ~ uotg
ns< 10 opsnff7 yonlo do well 10 c<ll saf hs xo
nesbence va Spring ctr eos
ASTRoL0GY.-HADAeE LsAyY CO r. Upyryy.r.
n ed about love- marriages and Ebst al 'els ~
events Of lfs. A. 1876 Mulberry sFaeL 70
10; gsutsnc1 5tc She csrres speedy asd over
lucky number, Charge sxIl
AADhMs SNAPPER, 2sl rHIRD srhssr s1r-<ss
ivL svepues and ssrrni fow. fo1i s s~ye4- dsush
has rstu al gin 10 ted about xa.sxxe eh~eat
drends BUSINESS and oarne7s, from 2. a. Iss.s
rs Gents; genlerntn 30 cent?
MADAM RAY ~ TIE BSsr OF sfRyoylyr IyD
tU ss,ioorft IN ne wexid. oil ls told sneesv
msr'age caused lucky numbers age M s,e
100 evenh avenue, near Twenty ssyeaa Honr, no I,
7P. y Fee &c.
Al B.-WhC Hkp eOT ys4RB OF rpr Os,,Zg4s san
k*s Madame Pm HWSfeEr sko bean or,xnhod 10
tbonsands Ia hs and other cites with epise sss.os- sbs
feels coDnden' she has equal She tl toe oi sn
Wis or husbands also Ast Of her viior ~ yog w;s rns
give her call III Isl ad Aveuue sbcvs T,ret, rs yr,ss
LADIES' 80 cents senlemcH D.
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NAsTED-bDAED. ~ yOuES MAE, INA SPA,
~ tsnIv. ;rocfiyr prefrrr {. A11Ye,s rfvgs
pMacasTa. Z. rs box S,fSl Po.i me A''i
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r A 1ouKErTH HOUSE, HEK0EN PoM7, n. D.
~ This fashionable summon hossl open tor Ns 70.
ceptcn Of xuess The a ienrcte houss E b. sntfu sta
VIII ~ s.e1svs wsss, f.on. 500 o.anE eo.
mon with Meif families Visiting New York during sSe sunlas.
mouths VIII md the u foures House soavensus q 10.
street 1t 10 A. n and ~ Pm.
WEni4Gv ". Hill, Gate Of Iafsrye Houss esoprietor
~ 9-N takes NO knger 20 hroa Hes yask 70 He.Raa
Poiu. than Com South fairy 70 Union SQUIRE
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kEWSpAESEfHSs
BOOKSELLERS AND NEWS DHALRRS
- We supply books, magazines,
And all the daily and weekly neWspspev,
At price tcat cannot fail
Togtve Subtraction,
Get cur price list
And send along orders.
HkNDRlCKsON, BLAKE LONG,
II And % Al street
AUGMENTATION OF NED BUNTLINxs NEW Story,
" CUR MkSS, in the
MERCURY,
for
September 5,
Gu! 10 DAY, ~ IL O'Clock
For zsle by all booksellers and ne wfdealers
HkNDklCksON, BLAKE LONE,
FuplshArs' agents,
II and Is styeet,
nj ORE of
In the MERCURY for aepta-ober3
Beady n. " O'Clock 70 day.
For sale by all news3eAlers.
HAkDKlCRSON, BLAKE LONG,
PubshAFS' agents
Il and q Anu street.
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CITUArION WANTED BY YOUNG WOMAN As
- chambeYmsid and oh. mbers, Id and siJnr
Best Of city references Call st 3e 18th for Two dsys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-05
CHAPTER XII.

The three days OF the examination passed
quickly every one was too buy to talk, aad
TO much excited to be anxious. The only In
tsIrUp ion to tho engrossing interest that occur
rcd was caused by Lyons having discovered that
he had lost q letter from his father, containing
five pound note, seat 10 defray tho EXPENSES Of
his journey home, and by his disturbing himself
and ever! body else by vague searches for II, and
and impa' lent exclamations Of wonder as to whsn
i INTENDED TO turn up. N IL nld ossn anybody
in the school but Lyon who bad lost .
valuable letter, more interest would have bean
excited by III but Lyons POSSESSIONS, Of oil
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CHATTER XII.
THE SNARE.

"Is ycr h.d spoken . littl. mere slowly, and
not said the ends Of all your words 80 very much
alike, should have beon moro sure that you had
said II right" said Charlotte returning Edward 8
day Of the examination, aftsr having heard him
successfully gabble page after page, from "Pro-
pria que maribus" TO the triumphant "Pos-
tremo."
at does not much signify whether II sounds
ris ht to You or not" said Edward ~ know
that know Il and the beginnings Of the words
arc quite all have time for. 1t has only just
struck five. ! am really very much Obliged to
you, Charlotte, for coming down 50 eaIly 20 hear
me. II Is wonderful how much time you can
spare for every one, now that you have given
UP"
San 4 ids. @ e Distinguishing myself That is
ever, to got up early this morning I have SO
much work to do. ] have finished ali that Aunt
EDice gave me to do and to night she Is to
look II over, and pay me for It. But now l am
helping Amy to alter and mend all our win
ter elothes. Aunt Ellios has besn explaining
to us that she shall not be able to buy us any
new clothes at present, and IL Is quito uncertain
when papa can send us any money. Edward,
suppose this should have to go on for a long
time suppose we have to go on wearing the
same clothes, turning them and mending them
till they looked rs the Duddings' clothes do.
How do you think We could bear TO see Sidney
look uke W hlam DuudlnRf"
"As u there ever could be the slightest dan
ger Of that !" said Edward, Indignantly.
sob! l only meALt Sidrey's clothes look like
Duddings" said Charlotte "and certainly,
when ono puts II In that way, II does not
sound 80 bad. As for Amy, II she wore the
shabbiest dress In the world she would still look
prettisr than any ono else, and as for our
selves, have always said that you and l..
But stay, | must not boast Of what l think
We could do in an emergency. have not at all
lsft OF expecting something good still to come
out Of my Robinson Crusoe box; but 1 Won't
waste time In talking about It. Sarah gave me
Leave to light . fire, so l will 20 down and get
some GOALS and chips, and wo win try to have
6nisk his essay. Our old desert island plays In
The wood taught us to light 6res, at all events
Edward volunteered to mako the journey tt
the cellar, aad whom he came back he foan(
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~ an. nj d,r. =. -. .. u Y e"S nv
the cl,se,' be .hould n.rsr Ss,.. i,, ~, .a.sS
20 ,sL. ~, 81 r. ~, ~ "Ne W." ""P'eu
Amy ~. ,sstv TO- ,n,.. ~ .an ~ n,r s,u ,sn.
bu, n ,sitinv ,So NJ ,s,,., ' nx.r ai,h s,d, - ss
"a :. ,... ~ o,o' WV s%ny
am to Man. Sna lnas ,h.r.y y .r. .,"u No Iocl.S
No n,os... .s u ~ w s',e o ~ ,,s,. ,o.sea
P,sl;n" .n.,h;wa ~, hnm, 80" ,h".s r"'usu'
Irns "a ,;Snoy thon.h,sri,w ar ann
coso ,b. aiN.s.nns h: en-, 81. ty haPo
m.ns.,r ns s,,hout iocts srS -. snd ,s b.v.
no, t.Lan th. an. csr. - Er.Gl 80 .e.;S
No .n. ali ~ ne nn.. 40 ,i.n,a ,h.n
ius, far th,s ns.,.c, .h.v, ~. c,o..t'
~. h.y. IN, Nj, ~, r,u.h % h,m..,c
You know how much bs VA. ps,ted and esttsr-
ed bv yis;,ors and The .srrsnts A. homa and
bav r,.n,, ,ra,,I,,.r... =. "a .h,ah ro ~. NJ.
mus, so ~, haut We nsy.T svmns,hissJ v;,S
him. or ,r;ed 70 m.le nm TO him for what he had
io.t' P.rhsn.' n ". b.d' bs woald not hsya
been 40 anxious to &c, what be likes for himself
a, ali r;sL," ''' "'''''
prank Is such very unsociahle child, said
any ne hever seems 70 unuelstInu wna' Wo
Mans w '"'
..Iet ms try TO show him, then" said Sidney.
'that we care for his plans"
From that sims Il csssed to be the fashion In
TIE family 20 say, vbet ever ANYTHING interest
inc vas being talked about. "Yoa NAV 20
away. Prank. dear. for you can't underst And
this !" or, sI rili finish what 1 am saving when
Frank Is out Of the room !" or, Frank Is too
much ID baby enter into this
frank iound hum, GU talked TO on equal terms,
the n,ddi. ~ shs " sxsp;n p;"s Vc' i1 br cha,ca "a
there were any mic. ear abls s'hiuys 10 he had by
making a piIgl image to Aunt lice a room. or 4
tcur round the KITCHEN.
aia Shsriotte one evening, as they
been IN an nnnsp.Il, fanlt -Snd;n. hnmor snJ
Aunt EiIioe I'M. and Edr Ard rather moodv - do
you remember msmmss reading 70 us one sun
day evening, long ago, about Christian climbing
up the HUI difficulty l :aid then that l
tnousht the cnmoing up the NIL must nave beon
avery pleasant part Of the journey, much better
Than walking along the plain, easy road.
ss.m,% .%%i shook her hs.a al rSm.mSsr ron and so
"Ye.," ssid Amy; "but whom wo think Of
t,e hhl Dihcn!ty, don't let us forget that the
Palace Beautiful and the Chamber Of Peace
CHAPTER
rko1ESrs.
"such splendid purpose In his eycs"-Tn henlorfdm.
Come, 1t Is blind man's holiday, certainly" :"
said Charlotte. "You NUT shut up your die
tionary, Sidney; you will not got array moro
light II you hold 1t ever so close to the window
pane, and We must not light the candles yet.
There are My these two pieces TO last us the
whole evening. and Sarah has said to US distinct
ly that We sre not to have any more. Let US sit
round % the ii,e, and talk Thi: Y the lirst Of No
winter ways, and choose winter quarters to be
comfortable IN.
II can't think, said Sidney, Why Sarah has
grown so particular about measuring US out ex-
act 9nAntatiss Of candles. She does not suspect
US OF eating tho csndle-snds, l suppose, when
we have moro than No want TO burn"
"Well, hem !" said Charlotte. .Ssrsh, per-
haP., has . reason for betng particular about
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Nothing can be more absurd and uriOundet than
the charge Whict c-fas journals persist IN beng
il sga.ns, the Republican p.riy that 10 the coniag
Presdeatia! election they are determined to ignore
the white rsn and 10 make the negro the only
Issue TIE connection Of tie Republican p''ts
With the Slavery question ass been from the begin
rig. snd still is, such as to afford no SHADOW
whatever f.. sny charge Of eglecung. oyer0ok King
or pustpopng the interests o. the white population
out of auy syupstty with tie black race. The
truth is-ard We state II Lot as thing to ooas' o.
but asa mere matter e fact AID history tue
Republican patty cannot 10y claim to al! such
character e philanthropy AID disneTestedne'' IS
the presses We Itfer u 80 auxlou. t. a;cte 10
IT, Ne doubt very large proportion OF toe NE IL
btrs If The Republican party would be greatly
pra,lied 10 see those Who cortrol the polcy and
legislation Of tie Save States aL'e as
Wa.hinetou end J,frerson were 20 tic evils,
moral, social AID political, Of the institution Of
Slay,ry They would Gail With delight, ard Would
be ready to second BY az! mean. IL tleir power
auy steps which those States N tier sovereign ca
paoty might take t. auellorate or gradual! 10 I'd
themselye. Of thst EVIL! But the Republican party
does not claiu any more toar does the Deu"eratc
party. or than cid tie Cd Wig party, any night oil
interference should the coutrul II Congress ani oi
the executive Admin strstioo p-ss utO their tands,
with the exclusive authority of the States over that
subject Ii was bot any sympathy sith tue bl,ck
race the cruel treatment 10 witch they suolee-
ted OF the degraded position in which they are held
that called toe Republican party into existence
II vas the deirise Of tie Interests Of free ,bor,
The interests Of the great Of the white pOpla'
ton of these States, The interests OF those
residents in foreign countries Who might WISE
TO become citizens Of this, that so sud
denly called into existence aud so rap
idly bull. up the Republican party. That
party SO far from closing ITS eyes TO the fact that
q seventeen Of our States there are few or 10
negroes and that IN some Of the otAer States tie
negro interest is far from being predominant,
makes tbs precise state of facts the very basis Of
its organization, aid the foundation OF the system
of policy which il sdvocstes- As Il vas opposition
to the attempt Of tie negro interest TO seize upon
and appropriate 70 its own use territory watch by
A solemn compact ard c"mprC uiise had been eel
apart to be colonized by free labor that called the
Republican party into existence, so il is the same
devotion to the interests and rights Of free lsbor-
thu, is TO say of the great of the white popu
la,ion-,hat stl sustaiIs rs organization AID die
tstes its policy.
The free labcy Of he country has st lsst come
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We are crediby Informed from various sources
that tie Hog D.uieI T. s. es las become entirely
recoDciled with lis ~'fe and is now living witt
her in marital relations a. before the death OF the
late Pulp Barton KEY. We are also assured that
il tski,g this remarkable step, Mr. Slcb!es has
altnatrd himself from most if lot all Of those per
so.a. si6 poitics' flitods " no deyOtcdly adhered
TO him during HI. recert imprisonment and trial
TIE reconciliation between Dir. and Mis-
S.cbles WAS coDsuulm.tsd, 81 we are Informed,
while Mt S wss residing al the house of friend
on tie BloonaiDsdslr Road, about hsf & uile from
the former house If Mf. S, which for socle ii ne
past Mrs Sickles has occupied either alone or WITH
some Of the meuibers Of her OWL family. Toe sus-
piciors of BIS hest were excited by tie repeated
absence Of Nj S at unu-uai hours; AID when
be csme in very early one moIni1 be was inferno
gated By the bost AID smother freud who vas
present, and on bis positively denying their night
70 question BIN, AID IefGs.cg 10 give az eNPaoa-
tiou. tbey shook lands Oh tim for the last time
aud be uithdrew. Ii is SAID that de has since ad-
dressed letters TO his former intimate associates,
notif,ile them formally Of the resumption Ut con
iuea! relations between himself aud Mrs oichie'