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otner nhai process OF any COURT issued iof inc
collection of any debt. zEs
Sec. 2. Every Homestead and the dwelling and
building used Herewith, not exceeding in value
one Thousand dollars, to be selected by the owner
thereof, orin lieu thereof. at the option of the
owner, any lot in the city, town or village, with
\ the dwelling and buildings nsed thereon, owned
( and occupied by any resident of this State, and
notlexceediDg thc value of one thousand dollars,
shall be exempted from sale under execution,
or other final process. obtained on any debt. But
no property shall be exempt from sale for the
taxes, or for payment of obligations contracted
for the purchase of said premises.
| Sec. 3. The Homestead, after the death OF the
| owner thereof, shall be exempt from the payment
| ofany debt, during he minority of his children
9EsaATsen oil thsA =s;s==ss -
| Sec. 4. The provisions of sections one and
! two of this article shall not be so construed as
! to prevent laborer's lien for work done and
! performed for the person claiming such cxenp-
| ton, Or mechanics lien .or work done on the
| premises 80
| Sec 5. If the owner of Homestead die, leav
| ing a widow, but no children, the same shall be
| exempt from the debts of her husband, aud the
rents and profits thereof shall inure to herbene-
| lit during her widOwhood, unless she be the
| owner OF Homestead, in her own right.
! Sec. 6. The real and personal property of any
female in this State, acquired before marriage,
| and all property, real and personal, to which
| she may after marriage, become in anv manner
| entitled, shall be and remain the sole and sepa-
rate estate and property Of such female, and
shall not be liable to any debts, obligations or
| engagements Other husband, and may be devised
| or bequeathed, and, with the written assent OF
her husband, conveyed by her, as if she were un-
| married.
| Sec Z. The husband may insure his own life
for the sole use and benefit of his wife and chill
| drcn, and in case of the death of the husband
| the amount thus insured, shall be paid over to
| the wife and children, or the guardian, if under
| age for her, or their own use, free from all the
claims of the representatives ofthe husband, or
| any his creditors
Sec. g. Nothing contained in the foregoing
| section of this Article shall operate to prevent
| the owner of Homestead from disposing OF the
| same by deed; but no deed made by the owner
| of Homestead shall be valid without the volun.
tary signature and assent of his wife, signified
on her private examination according to law.
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Republican Canvass.

The Republican Candidates for the Legislature,
and for the different County Offices, will address
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Republican COnventiOn-.First Senate.
rioI nssfricf

Republican Convention-.First Senate.
rial District.
The Republicans of the Counties OF Currituck,
Camden, Pasquotank, PerQuimans, Chowan and
Gates, are requested to send delegates to a Con-
venton to be held at Elizabeth City, on Thurs
day, the 18th of March, for the purpose of nomi-
mating two Senators for said District. 1t is re-
commended that delegates be elected on the ba-
sis of one delegate for every one hundred Repub-
lican votes cast at the last election.
C. C. POOL,
VIM. NICHOLSON,
JOHN r. FRENCH,
MATCHET TAYLOR,
T. D. HOFLER,
Republican Delegates from said District.
Republican Meeting in Hyde County.
Col. Will B. Rodman, of Beaufort, and
Col. S. w Watts, of Martin, will address
the Republicans of Hyde county, on Satur-
day. the 4th of April.
Hon. John Pool 4 ~
Will address Republican meeting in
Chowan county, at Edenton, on Tuesday,
the 7th day Of April.
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Nominations for Wake Co.
FOR THE SENATE, va
D. WILLIE d. JONES.
s'g Hasa HOUSE OF COMMONS,
sao JOSEPH w. HOLDEN,
STOKES D. FRANKLIN,
FIELDING G. MORING,
JAMES II. HARRIS.
r.l7r FOR SHERIFF,
''s CAPT. TIMOTHY F. LEE.
a5 FOR SUPERIOR COURT CLERK,
r5slq JOHN N. BUNTING. Il
, FOR COUNTY COURT, CLERK,
WILLIAM W. WHITE. H"i
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for said meetings !:

If circumstances render it necessary to change
any of the ABOVE dates, &C., due notice will be
given.
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=. NOTICES.
Republican Mass Meetings.

Republican Mass Meetings.
Gov. Holden, Hon. Thos. Settle, G. r.
Thomas, Esq,A W. Teutgee, Esq., aen N,
s. Littlefeld, and other Republican speakers,
wllladdress the people at the following times
and places: g >
Fayetteville, Friday, March 9th.
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RePubIIcan STATE JudlcIaI Ticket.
7'. 20 Supreme Court Judges.
RICHMOND N. PEARSON, of, Yadkin,
WILLIAM B. RODMAN, of Beaufort, N
ROBERT P. DICK, of Guilford.o issoe
THOMAS SETTLE, Of Rockingham.
E. G. READE, of Person. 4li .sii,'
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THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN,


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The Gardener Monthly says that the COun-
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And let II be remembered, IN fine, that those
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PRESBYTERIAN REUNION.

The Presbyterian General Assembly
(Old SCHOOL, is in session at Albany, New
York On Friday they received the re-
port of the joint committee Of the Old
and New Srhool branches of that church,
appointed in 1866, and proceeded to order
it for consideration. 1t is as follows:
lst The reunion shall be effected ON the
doctrine of the ecclesiastical basis Of our
common standard. The scripture of the
Old and New Testaments shall be acknowl-
edged az the inspired word Of God, and the
only infallible rule of faith and prac-
tice. The confession Of faith shall continue
TO be read as containing the system of doc
trine taught in the holy scriptures.
ID. All the ministers and churches en-
braced in the two bodies shall be admitted
10 the same standing in the united body,
which they may hold in their respective
connections up 20 the contamination Of the
union. .
Sd. The boundaries Of the several Pres
byteries and SynOds shall be adjusted by
the General Assembly of the united church.
4th. The official records Of the two
branches of the church shall be held rs
making up the one history of the church,
and no rule which does not stand approved
by both shall be Of any authority until re-
established, except so far as such rule may
affect the right of property.
9th. The corporate rights now held by
the two General Assemblies shall be con-
sOlidated and applied for their several Or
jects as defined by law.
9th. There shall be one set Of boards
for home and foreign missions, and other
religious enterprises of the church.
9Th. As soon az practicable the General
Assembly shall reconstruct and consolidate
the several permanent committees and
boards which now belong 10 the two assem-
blies.
Sth. The publication of the Board Of
Publication, and Of the Publication Com
mittee, shall continue TO be issued as at
present, leaving il 10 the Board Of Publi-
cation Of the United Church 10 revise these
resolutions.
9th. Those theological seminaries that
are under the assembly control may, iftheir
Boards of Direction 30 elect, be transferred
20 the care of one OF more of the adjacent
Synods.
10th. Il is agreed that the presbyteries
possess the right 10 examine ministers
applying for admission froIa other pres
byteries, but each presbytery shall be left
free 10 decide for itself when it shall exer-
else the right
llth. II shall be regarded as the duty Of
all our iudicatories, ministers and people |
in the United Church to study the things |
which are made for peace, 10 guard against |
all needless references 90 the causes that |
have divided as. ....#..
18th. The terms Of the reunion, il they |
are approved by the General Assemblies of
1868, shall be turned over TO the presby- |
teries under their care, and shall be of
binding force if they are ratified by three
fourths of the presbyteries connected with
each branch Of the church within one
year after they shall have been submitted
for approval.
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Information In u. n. Circuit
Court. Mid. Dis. Tenn.
5RH. TERM 1898

NJ ALL AENEis AoN1s
No. I3I9-United States vs. SO barrels High
Wine, 90 Beer Tubs, I fiuke Stand. Mash
Tub, ! Beer Bailer 4 Machines, Corn Mil.
2 Wine Tubs. pair Scales. / Slower. Lad
ders. Water Tanks. 1 Mash Rake. 3 \ east
Tubs, 1 DOnbler. geo Bricks. Steam Boiler,
Engine. I Steam GuaEe I drindst0ne,
Pumps. Iron Vice, Coal OIL Lamps. Water
Bucket, 10 Axes. 2 Thermometers, ] Yeast
jug. I Force Pump and Pipes. ! Receiving
Cistern. Water Cistern, patent Bung Boiler,
S. empty Barrels. Oil Cans. Lanterns,
Stoves. 3 Stop Vats
WHEREAS. r. MCP. SMITH, ESQ. AT
w tOrEoy of the United States for said Dis
triet. has filed his information in said Court. on
behalf of the United States, and Of ali persons
concerned, against the said hfty-nine barrels
High Wine, and other articles enumerated
above. O.. Bradley, reputed own err alleging.
among other things that said articles were
seized rs forfeited to the United States, for the
causes in said information alleged
Now, therefore. in obedience % the maustiOn
of the Court, 10 me directed and delivered, l do
hereby give public notice To all persons elaim-
ing said property. or knowing OF having any
thing to say why the same should not be con
demned as forfeited. and that they be and APP
pear before said Circuit Court. 10 be holden in
the Federal Court Room. in the Capitol at
Nashville Tennessee, On the 20ah day Of
APRIL. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. then and there
to interpOse their claims.
f.. r. GLAsCOCK.
APPS ut E HH NJ. NJ. d. 4.
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Information in q. ~. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. IsGs.

No I1Is-United States vs. one y gallon Cop
per Still. one 50 gallon Copper STU. b Tubs,
z kegs Buckets. J Heater and lla1 Buahoi
Measures.
UTHEREAs, r. Mop. SMITH. ESQ, AZ
w tSrney OF The ilnited States igF said DIS
triet has sled his Information IN said Court.
a. well on behalf Of the United states a. Of W.
b. Neal. informer. and Of all pon0ns con
eerned. against one % gallon copper STILL one SD
gallon copper still, - tubs, kegs. buckets, !
heater and 2 hall bushel measures. (W. u
SMART. repuied ownsr.J allcging, among other
things that aaid articles were seized aa forfeited
10 the United States. for the eauzsz Ia SAID in
formation alleged.
Now, therefore. in obedience 20 the mOnition
IL the Court b me directed and delivered. 1
a. hereby give public notice 20 ali person
claiming said property. or knowing Or havin-
anything % say why the same should not 10
Condemned ~ forfeited. and thai they be and
appear before said Circuit Court, b. Be holden
IN the Fed erai Court kssm, In the Capitol ~
NAshyine, Tennessee. oaa she 3ofh day I'd
april. 1873, az l1 o'clock A. then and there
T. r. GLAsCOCK
mar28 I4t a. n. ID. e.
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BISHOP SIMPSONS VERSION OF
THE LORDS PRAYER.
From the Petersburg tVaJ Index.

From the Petersburg (Va.) Index.
Our Father, who art in Heaven, hollerod
be Thy name Thy kingdom come. Thy
will be done on earth az its in Heaven,
subject % tee decision Of he Radical pustu.
Give us this day our daily bread, and rLat-
cucr Hc can take from hc Rebels Forgive
us our trespasses, as We forgive those who
trespsss against us, alsolys creeping Andrcp
johnson and he 'nljtc inhabitants of he South
on States. Lead us not into the temptation
of becoming CoppCrhodd, bat deliver us
from the evil of Conservative rs,ic. And ours
shall he the kingdom, the power and the
glory forever and ever. Amen.
And while we are upon the subject Of the
Bishops creed, we will subioin some con-
venient alterations, which his practice and
that Of his iellow-citizens North have made
IN the ten commandments
Thou shalt kill Robols. Thou shall steal
from RoboiS. Thou shalt bear false witness
against thy SOutAaa neighbors. Thou shalt
covet thy S0Uthoa neighhor's house. Thou
shalt coyet his wife AID his man servant,
and his maid servant and his OK, and his
ass, and anything that Is thy Southern
neighbours.
We respect the office Of r Bishop, and
the Bishop, when he complies with his
duties. But he must mot be given 10
filthy lucre but patient; not a brawler
not cOveious."
But this Simpson, this political brawler,
this coyetons Bishop, who would rob has
Impoverished brethren Of the South, even
Of their places OF worship-this presider
over a convocation OF devils Chaplain
this wolf in sleeps clothing, who leads
hungry pack, similarly disguised, against
the sheep-folds Of the south-What
shall we say OF him 'Only this and
nothing more" Believing that he will
have 20 appear At bar where has hyPo.
critical disgnises sill be stripped from
ksm---while
We love priest.
We love c0Wl
We love prophet Of the soul
NHff rF Al - efh
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.argest CircUlatIon in City and state.
RATES OF ADVERTIsING.

Ten lines Of solid nonpareii make one square.
early advertisers viii be entitled 10 dis
count Of 10 per cent.
Every other day 70. o. d. advertisements viii
he charged twO-thirds OF above rates.
Advertisements inserted In the Irs- W eekly will
be charged one dollar square f0F frst insertion.
and fifty cents each additional Insertion.
ln the Weekly. one dollar a square for each
insertion.
Special or City Item Notices. twenty oeRt a
line. hrst, and ten cents line every addition al
insertion. Local notices 30 cents line each IN
sertiOn.
Changes in advertisements will 90 charged at
the rate Of fifty cents q SQUARE.
All advertisements are due from date OF hrst
insertion. Hereafter the cash system viii be
adhoi cd 10, and no transient advertisements VIII
be- taken unless accompanied BY the money.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

rsUE coPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
Z existing between q. W. Marshall, l. }. Nos,,
burg and l.. A. Russell. under the name and
style Of MARS HALL, NOSBU Bd X ELI 81
hss been dissolved by mutual consent. g. W.
Marshall retiring from the hr y.
w. C. Taylor, being admitted, vice MAY
shall. the style Of the firm will hereafter be
RUSSELE. VoSRtI Re q CO. Dlssoi utseh o.
sbe Old. and formation of the new Erm 10 take
eject April ist. lsss; .
RUSSELL. Y0SBURG 4 CO.
Nashville, Tenn, April ., 1868
- L.au.
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OLD FOLKS.

All. don't be sorroWful, darling
And don't be sOrrowful, pray;
Taking the gear together. my dear,
There isn't more night than day.
fTis rainy weather, my darling.
Times waves they heavily run;
But taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more cloud than sun.
We are old folks now, my darling,
Oar heads are growing gray
And, taking the year together, my dear,
You will always find the May.
We have had on. May, my darling.
And our roses long ago
Aud the time Of year il coming, my dear.
For the silent night and snow.
And God Is God, my darling,
OF night as well as day;
Aud we feel and know that we can 90
Wherever he leads the way.
Aye, God Of the night. my darling
OF the night Of death so grim;
The gate that leads out Of life, good wife,
l. the gate that leads to Him.
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N Office.

TIRE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED BY
lis Honor the Mayor, TO negotiate the
bonds 81 the corporation of Nashville, author
iHed by act Of the General Assembly of the State
Of Tennessee, passed December u, 1867 also by
oct Of the CIV Council Of Nashville. approved
March - lS6s. hereby announce that hey are
now ready 20 dispose of a limited number Of
sad bonds, and invite proposals, either for par
chase, hypotheeat0n. OF exchange for past due
interest coupons. or corporation checks. Pre-
posals Go be left at the Peoples Bank corner of
Dnion and Cherry streets
SlLAS X. ALLEN, }
SAMUEL WATSON, Commissioners,
JAMES q. OGDEN,
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We love priest.
We love cOwl.
We love aProphet Of the soul,
81 for al has faith can see,
We would not fAts good IL Bishap he

A STRANGELY dressed man recently
walked quietly up the aiale OF Rev. Mr..
Ware's church, in Baltimore, turned sud
denly, as be was near the pulpit, and said !:
" IL YOU have not the spirit Of Christ you
cannot enter The kingdom Of Heaven. -
and then a. quietly as he entered, turned
and leh. Mr. Ware could nos help saving
he had preached the better Of the Two.
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NEW CHARTER OAK

Last year WAS greater than we could supply with
the sizes then made. Anticipating still greater
demand during the present year. we have made
patterns for several additional sizes land are
prepared TO manufacture I2O to 130 CHAR
TEX OAK STOVES per day, of twenty
eight different sizes. ..
W q guarantee the operation Of every Stove
we manufacture and offer as reference any one
Of the many thousands that have been sold
wherever they may be found, Neither labor nor
expense has been spared TO make our New Char
tor Oak Perfect Cooking Stove, and we
offer il 90 the trade as the BEST CONSTRUCTED,
MOST DURABLE and UNIFORM OPERATING Cooking
Stove in the market.
In addition to our extensive Stove business
we are prepared to offer 20 Stove Dealers Tin
smiths and Others in the trade the largest and
most complete assortment Of Metals and Tin
ners' stock in the West. Our arrangement
with the st. Louis Stamping Company enables
us TO give liberal discounts to large buyers Of
French Stamped Tiuued IrORWnre and
Tnners' Supplies. Having recently reduced
the prices Of all articles OF our own manufac-,
ture We believe dealers and housekeepers will
hnd it 20 their interest 10 send for Catalogue and
Price List, and examine our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Address
EXCEI4SEOK MANUEACTrRING CO..
st. Louis. Missouri.
Sold by all Hardware and Stove Dealers.
Nashville. Tenn.
apr2 thu tiiyS
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Details Of the Drawing.

A suitable committee Of responsible gentle
men will be selected 10 conduct the award OF
prizes On the day appointed, et Mercantile La
brary Hall, On the following plan:
One hundred thousand numbers, representing
the certificates issuet, will be placed IN one
wheel. and FIVE hundred tickets. inscribed with
the names Of the prize, 70 wit; Pasehall
House, etc. viii be placed in another, from
these wheels number and a prize will be drawn
az the sane time, and the number drawn will
take the prize drawn with 1t. The prizes VIII be
ready for delivery upon the result Of the award
being known and the persons by whom the ten
real estate prizes are drawn. viii receive deeds
% the same, with title clear and uniBesmbered.
Inc numbers drawing prizes VIII Dc pasLlssesd m
all papers now advertising the scheme, and lists
sent as far as possible % holders Of eertfhestes
All moneys received upon the sale OF these GER
tihcates will be placed in responsible banking
houses OF 50. Louis, where II viii remain 70 the
credit Of the Association until after the drawing
takes place.
REFERENCES GIVEN BY PERMISSION TO
Aull, Pollard & Reniek, bankers. ST Louis;
Daniel q. Taylor. x-MayOr Of st. LONG Butch
ers' and Droyers' Bank. ST. Louis; Pe0Eles saw
iugs Association. st. Louie Edward ). Piummer,
Memphis, Tenn; BoAtaeR' Sayings lRstitatloE,
81. Louls, Ne; John II Andrews, sheriff OF
ST. Louis county. Mo; Laycilie. Warner Co,
ProprIetnrs SoutheTn Hotel, 81 Louis, and
others
. NOTICE.--Persons ordering certificates BIZ
mail can send greenhAeks 10 the amount Of $40
In REGISTERED letters. and postOfice and other
drafts. payable 70 our order. for larger amounts,
az our risk, with address OF town, county and
State carefully written, All orders fer eertif-
Gates and communications should be Addressed
to PHILIP 3. LANHAM, Manager
SO alnatstFeet, under Southern Hotel
81. Louis. Mo.
Certificates Of this Association for sale In
Louisville. ky.. by Captain W. II. RHEA, Cen
eral Agent Money can be sent b him BIZ letter
NASHVILLE AGENCY. tl
JAMES A, MCCLURE
mayl0 e0did Music Dealer, No. u Union 81.
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THR UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice. nf bis appointment ~ assigues Of
Jno. b. kverett. Of Nashville. and ). ,; hasis
fsth Civil District, both Of the eounty OF DAVID
aon ard state Of Tennessee, within said DIS
trict who have been adiaaged hankruRts upon
their own petitions, BIZ the District Court u
a. S. oHADBOuRHR, Assignee
mYs iaW3f Office, sf'4 ChHEch street.
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Louisville and Nashville
r A IL e o A ..
WINTER SCHEDULE, 1859.
COMMENCING APRIL %, Hses,
Trains viii run as follows:

Trains win run as follows:
Leave Nashville......... 40 A. NJ $50 p NJ
Arrive at Louisville. 1890 P. M. 400 A. NJ.
Both Trains make direct connection at Louis
vile with the Jacksonville Railroad for st.
Bonis, Chicago. indianapolis, Cincinnati, Balti-
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line steamers leaving Louis
vile at AGO p NJ, connecting at Cincinnati with
from Nashville TO St. Louis, Chicago, Cincin-
natl. and all principal Eastern cities.
So The $50 P. N. Train from Nashvil. e
does not run on SUNDAY. a
Gallatin Accommodation Train leaves Gala
tin az 9;l5 A. NJ. arriving at Nashville at
lts4o A. M. Returning. leaves Nashville at
300 M. and arrives at Gallatin at $3.50 p. NJ.
ALBERT FINK,
mars IL ~ [''FT7 .