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REUNITED.

Slaves of Over Forty Years Ago Meet and Will Be Remarried.

CARROLLTON, Ky., Nov. 27—Alexan-der Foley, of Natchez, Miss., a former slave, arrived here a few days ago to visit Dr. Goslie, who used to be his old master. His surprise could be imagined when he was told by Dr. Goslie that his wife who was sold from him forty years ago, was living in Carrollton.

Mr. Foley told the following story: He had not been married long when his wife was sold and taken south, while he was sold to parties who took him fur-ther north. Neither could read or write, and as years rolled by he natural-ly thought that his wife died. Both, it developes, remarried, he settling in Vir-ginia, while the wife settled in this city.

Foley's second wife died a few years ago, as did his first wife's husband.

Foley says divine providence brought them together, and he made himself known. His wife recognized him at once, and he took his Thanksgiving dinner with his spouse of ante-bellum times. The couple will be reunited in a few days.