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MISCELLANEOUS IT1

DscArUR, ILL.,, April IS.
A political convention of farmers and work
insmen, to take action upon the ensuing elec.
ton, was held in this city on yesterday.
Between FIVE and six hundred persons were
present. hon. John Casey. Of Dewitt, vas
President. Resoiutions were adopted favor
ing the nomination ~ the Peoria Conven-
ton Of Hon. Harrison Noble, of Mclean
county, for Governor, and Chas. ]. Hull, OF
Cook county, for Lieut. Governor also op-
:posing the labor system Of the State Peniteu-
iary. and appointing . CON mittes Of 6vo 10
nominate Stats Central Com mittes.
SPRINGFIELD. H., April a.
A special to the Chicago TJnes ssJsa large
number Of delegates to the illinois Demo-
cratic State Convention have already arrived
ia this city, and the session promises to he
of rnusual in,erest. It is thought r. Eden, Of
Sullivan. Moultris county, will be the nomi-
nee for Governor, and Thos A. Hoyne, Of
Chicago, for Congressman st large.
A special to the Chicago Iimes SAYS the
Democrats of4his city to-day elected W. e.
6hutt. Mayer, apa the entire list Of city OF
GERS, and two out Of four Aldermen.
wn.ulSGrox. April Is.
A large Conservative meeting was held in
the theatre last evening. The building WAS
crowded. and speeches were made 81 Col.
A. n. WaAdle md Hon Geo. Davis, DR..
Purcell. Surgeon b. s. A., was one Of the
Vice Presidents. The name Of Col. T. Frank,
Commandant Of the Post, was received with
tumnitnous applause.
fyp1AyApoLrs. Ind. April Is.
4 man named Wm. McGreecr. : res;deot
81 T;ptou county, Ind. v.s run ovtr b. The
cars fsst night near the Unioo DEPOT. His
-f,ered be ess murdered and Md upou the
track. -S
NJ y.,x Aa.,sx
A.tha .,.c.;c, ......,..Is .v. ng IA..u =.
r...A a. nsNla AZ n. ~. s,~..eS M.,AS " g
800 majority. The democratic gain s so5.
1ie Republicans gain ihrse Aldermen. The
yole va the heaviest essr throvn-66A "a
ins thrown agsinst $3.50 isst yesr.
III q reported ! fearful assidsnt cscafrsl on
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LpxDoE, April II.
The Hralfs special dispatches, just 70
hand, from Baxssloua, rsposs that tho entire
Kingdom Of Spain il asisassd BY revelation
y unquiet, and that the country is much dis
turbed.
Martial law had been proclaimed By royal
order in the prosisca Of CasAlonia.
XLth CONGRESS --Necend Session.
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SENATE.
E, ,Aft4r the reading of the iourpsI HI. IA.
munds offered an amendment TO Mr. SAN,
ner order, 20 that the additional arrunsnta
clus;ou Of ,be clos;nr srsument
NJ. Cooness offered substitute. ALLOWING
A. many 10 vpeak on both aides a. des;rs. pro.
vided that only four DAYS be consumed by
each side; lost. 10 TO q,
Mr.. Doolittie offered an amendment that
the Opposing counsel spsak alternataIv by
tvoa. nntil IN f;ni.A.
NJ. DraLe moved n postnons N. .nh;.ct
;.deHn;,slv. Asreed 10: 81 Il il.
M. Ey.rts ma sI.honeh NJ. St.rb.,x
vee ,ot YEA ehle - be u,e,snt. vet v,.h;r, -
eyoid delsv. the counsel vou{d nrocse1 l.
o6er documentary evidence to-dsy. IA
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GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1851.
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WARWICK svtRsf, April 1tth,
q the rssdenss Of Mr Geo Lslsy ~ Asdlsou BY hsv
g. W. Byrkt. Mr.. NoasE WABWIm, RseorAsx Lss CO
Iowa, and Miss JosIa =. LHpY.
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Vsucill, Jones 4 Co......cor Third Main streets.
Hsss, Stern Co......-.cor Second 4 Main Streets
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ALHANYs April 10.
The Canal Board hsvs sdopted resolu-
ton TO open the canals Of the State on Nay
4th, except sections 2 and Of The Gsnsso
Valley Canal. ~
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But 70 be seri0us-and We always like 10
be so, If possible-the decadence Of clerical
infuencein New York city-a decadence Of
which elergymen themselves complain
bitterly--is largely due to this same AZ.
fected mouthing Of the obscure. Nine ont
Of ten Of all the sermons weekly delivered
from our palpits are simply clever bits Of
circumiccuii0n. thirty-six written sheets
o. about and about and all the way round
70 nonsense and nothing. There is no d.
fectness. no earnestness, no Ineligible
meaning in them--no bold, manly thought
TOR people who think, no sympathy with
the humsn needs Of great commercial
community. They are simply-moral MOTH
ings decked about and sugar.coated with
rhetorical fancies.
The style Of clerical competition needs
pruning It is too indirect, too sinuous,
too wordy, too Rlsir-ish. Plain English
Is She true rhetoric Of the age. Ideas in
nutshells are what are wanted from the
pulpit, and the sooner a recognition Of this
fact isextended the better. T'hepeople have
had enough Of political, social and moral
distractions from the sacred desk-enough
and more than enough Of the former es-
pecially. The Union Square apostle has
BY the logic Of events been compelled 10
give place 20 pictorial trayesties Of Bun
yan, as the Plymouth apostle, to gain
fresh lease, has been compelled 10 exc out
his breath upon the shoulder Of Dickens.
Hencelorth ihers mnst be thought in
the pulpii, or the people viii not lis
ten. They cannot be begniled with
tWaddle; they cannot be hoodwinked
with vague genefaliies about uniYer-
sal freedom They demand Clergymen
who think-think mteliisibly and in SYM
patty with their needs. The day Of pull
pit sensations has passed we must now
have 2 sound pulpit literature or nothing.
Thus far our religious literature has been
sensational, ephemeral, contemplate.
There has been no pab'diD, in IL, and this
fact furnishes 4 third and conclusive reason
for the fact thatthe pulpit in America has
no adequate influence upon American
thought. Morbid intellectual dyspepties
cannot be expected either to feel or think
vigorously; and morbid mental dyspepties
most OF our cIergymen are-men who min.
Gle little with common humanity. under.
stand littleoi its needs and temptations, and,
wrapping themselves about with cloaks OF
fashion, wonder that the world viii not
listen 10 their prating.
We say il deliberately, a new order Of
affairs must be inaugurated, or the inHu-
ence Of the pulpit is gone In New Eng
land the people as a rule are in Thought
ahead Of the pulpit in New York the
people have no sympathy with the morbid
notiingness Of pulpit takers; and in the
West the tendency to speculatiyescepticis
Just beginning tocrop ont, is stronger than
the whole army of elergymen throughout
The Union Everywhere the pulpit is in
adequate TO the wants Of the people, and is
likely 30 10 remain until II studies the
people and draws the inspiration Of its
thought from their needs, and not from
Carlyle, Emerson, Parker or theological
dogmatics.
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Fight weeks EOy Nothing
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

A LII SUBSCRIBERS TO IHE CULTIVA-
n tor and Country Gentleman for 1868, re-
eeiyed previous % November ]. 1867, with the
money, vail receive that PAPER weekly through
November and December, sight numbers in al,
without charge,
published IN large weekly numb ers Of sixteen 70
twenty pages each, and designed TO include
every department CT Agriculture, StccE kais-
ing, HORTICULTURE and Domestic Economy.
The publishers prefer using the foll0wing ex-
tracts rom well-intormed sources, rather than
20 speak for themselves:
The Maine Farmer speaks Of the Country
Gentleman as standing al the head Of the
Agricultural press Of the country"
The Scottish Farmer calls the Country Gen
tieman the best Of allthe American newspa-
pers devoted 70 matters ofrural economy"
TIE Gardener Monthly says that the Ccun-
try Gentleman Is conducted with degree Of
talent equal e any European journal, and supe-
nor 70 most Of then"
The Canada Farners Advocate says. g We
are in receipt Of agricultural publications from
al parts of the world, bat for truthful accounts
veil writtens practical articles. and general
management Of the paper, We have seen none az
ah 70 compare with the Cultivafor and Country
Gentleman, published IN the United States"
ERRMS-Ihe terms are lower than those Of
any other paper Of similar Standing One copy,
s. 50 per year four copies, g.; eight copies
sl6- Speoimen copies freO Of cherge.
And let i be rsmen bered. IN GDe, that those
who subscribe for 1858, at any date subsequent 70
weekly numbers from receipt Of remittance q
the close Of fs6l, Fratuituusly. address
LUTHER TUCKER a son. Publishers.
Albany, New Iork.
So Orders fos the above tine AgEicaiturl
Paper, accompanied b the money, addressed to
h attended TO- and receipts Tor saTns torEar Cd
oct27 II
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United Statea Marahal's sac.

DT VIRTUE OF a WRIT VEN. EXP0NAS
ID % me directed. by the Circuit Court Of the
nited States for the Western District Of Ten
nessee. az It's September term, 1901. in case
q Hush N iison vs. John e. Weaver, i wall,
on Saturday the lth DAY CT March. ISIS. az
the courthouse door in the city Of Nashville
expose 60 public sale 20 the highest sid
der, i0r cash, ali the right, title. claim
ana interest which John q weaver has IN
and % the t0lloHinE described piece OF parcel oil
Ground, io-wlt; A certain lot OF parcel OF land
IN hdGehelos in the county Of Davidson and
state 81 Aennessee. being the same land con
yeyea % a. . hamlin, on the 10th OF February
leA ly deed lrom j. Z. arpraugn and J. n
hTlnEieTa ana daily regist tered In the Reristsr'G
oiice "a DAWSON county. in BOOK 10. 10 pare
q ana o0nTeyed % John a., " esver b. T. i.
hoaliln, GA ne iith dag Of May, ls6l. and regis
tered N TIE hesasier 8 once Of Davidson couutv
Tenn IA book ,ie. page n. and bounded as foi-
lows, t0-Wlt Bang the western half Of the bot
conveyed la said deed from Earbroush ana
HunkisT, and 4 3. hamiln. TO John e Weaver
fronting i0Tty-aino and sua half feet or the
Nashville and taiiatin Turnpike and running
back two hundred and tan feet toan sixteen foot
alley. beginning Oh the north side Of the 9Riia-
tn turnpike, 4sta ieef west Of the southwest cor
uer of the lot formerly belonging % Martin &
Cos thence Wesiwardb Wtth ihe t2agl attn fslrn-
pike iortr-nine ANA hRlf sect "a a stake; thence
north nearly two hundred and ten feet 70 six-
teen foot allay thence With fald aliey i0rty-Bine
aad 4 balf feet thence a0uLhW srdiy two hun
dHcd snd ten feet q tae beginning. Levied on
and eols % satisfy said judgment ana costs. Sale
within the h0Hrs prescribed Is law.
+. X. 6LASc0CK.
ian D vat Cnlted States Marshal
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ScOtt's Monthly Magazine.
1865 Fifth Volume. 1865

THE PROPRIET0Rs OF THIS WELL Es-
L tablshed SOUTHERN MONTHLY an
nOunee, on entering the third year Of its publi-
cation, with a patronage OF several thousand
subscribers, and with corps of contributors
unsurpassed upon the continent, that it IL their
design 10 furnish
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LTTTLE FEET.
ur rboarycr rrhcr.

III FLoBENcE PERCY.
Two little feet. so small that both may nestle
In one caressing hand
Two tender feet upon the untriel Wrder
OF Lilies mysterious lands
DimpIed and soft. and pink as peach tree
la Aprii's fragrant days
How can they walk among the briery tangies
Edging the worlds rough Waysy
These White-rose feet along the doubtful future
lust bear .w0mau,s load
Al8qi since woman has the heaviest burden,
And walks the hardest road.
Love. for a while win make the path before
All dainty. smooth. and fair
Will Gull away the brambles. letting only
The roses blossom there.
But when the mothers watohful eyes are
away from sight Of men.
And these dear feet are left without her guiding,
Who zhall direct them them
How will they be ailured, betrayed, deluded,
Poor little untaught ieeti-
Into what dFeary mazes will they wander,
What dangers vii they meet3
WIN they 90 stumbling blindly in The darkness
Qf Sorrows tearial shades
ur find The up and slopes Of Peace and Beauty,
Whose sunlight never fades
wan they 20 foiiing mp Ambition summit
The common world abOye2
on in some nameiess vale securely sheltered,
Walk side b. side with Loye2
Some feet there be which walk Lifes track un-
wounded
Which End bat pleasant ways;
come hearts there be 20 which thia life il only
a round Of happy days.
Eui they are few. Par more there are who
wander
Without a hope or Friend
Who find their journey full of pains and losses
And long % reach he end. .-.r
llaw shall Il be With her. the tender stranger.
Fair faced and gentle eyed,
Before whose unstaned feet the world rude
highway
Stretches 30 strange and WIDE
Alb 2 who may read the future For our darling
We crave ali blessings sweet
And pray that lie Who feeds the cryiug ravens
VIA guide the babys feet.
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Ten lines Of solid noupareil make one sqnare.
early advertisers VAL be entitled 70 a dis
count OF 10 per cent.
kvery other day &c. D. d. advertisements viii
be charged two -thirds Of above rates.
Advertisements inserted 10 the Eri-W eeklg viii
ne charged one dollar square iOT hrst insertion.
sad hlly cent? each additional insertion
In the Weekly one dollar a square Tor each
iu erti0n.
5pecisi or City item Notices. twenty cents
Use, frgt sad ten cents line every additional
iheerIDn. Local notices ID cents a line each IN
eerIion.
Change In advertisements Will ne charged ut
the rate of hitg cents "a square.
All advertisements are due from date 81 afst
Insertion. Hereafter the cash system wh be
atheI ed To- and 10 traagieut adv ertselnenfs 1lii
be taken uniess accompanied BY the money.
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In Chanoerr ai NashniIle-

State Of Tennessee-0fiice Clerk and Master,
Chsncery Court at Nashville, Dec The 30th. 1867.
William Stancher, ct al. complainants. vs Geo.
W. Trimble. ct ais. defendants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
a in this cause that the subp@ns therein is
sued was duly returned to the November term,
1867, Of said court, said return stating that de-
fendRnts, j. n GARNER and II SaIton. were not
dered that they enter their appearance herein
before or within the first three days Of the
next term Of said court, TO be held on the
FIRST Monday in February next, 1865, and
plead. answer OF demur 70 compliments bill, or
the same will be taken i6r confessed rs TO them
and set iar hearing eX parte. and that copy oi
this order be published Cor four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union aud Dispatch.
eopy--Attes.: NJ. Il. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
ar, McP Smith. solr for complainant
a.
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In RanIrnnloY.

Middle District Of Tenuessee, held az LeWisburg,
in Marshall county, Tennessee. on the a day
0f auuary. 1855.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
= nutiss Of his appointment AZ Assignee of
q. T. Cochran, William $. B0Wers, David Bis
nam. Jassn T.. Little, joel A. Morris and
5ohn Free, in the county Of Marshall ANA
state Of Tennessee. within said district who
nave been adjudgsd hankrupts apOn their 0wn
psfifiops by the District Court Ct said district
RICHARD WARNER, SR., Assignee.
jsns w.t.
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United States Marshal's Sale.

DIV VIRTUE OF A WRIT VEN. EXPONAs
ID 70 me directed from the Circuit Court ofthe
United States for the Middle District OF Tennes-
see III its October term, 1857, will on Satur-
day the 9TH day Of March. 1868 at the court
house door in the city Of Nashville expose 10
public sale TO the highest bidder for cash, all
the right, title, claim. interest and estate which
j. Shelby Williams, has in and 20 the following
described lots, viz: Nos 1j4 265, 90, 2l5, l63,
l64 165, 1885, 10 $50, ISL. ls2. 90, 23i, 81 30
279. go and 23l, in Wiliamss addition 70 Edge
field. For a more particular description Of said
lots reference Is hereby made % a plat regi-
tered in the Registers Office Of Davidson
county, in book No. Il, and pages 45 and co.
and sold to satisfy judgment in favor Of Geo.
w. Jaeoby. sale within hours prescribed by
law. + r. dLASCOcK,
Jhu26-w4t III. s NJ M d. 4 ~
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In Chaneery Al Nasbri lIe.

R. McP. smith. sol'r for compPts.
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In Chaneerr at NashriIIe.

State Of Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and NJ aster,
Chancsry Court at Nashville. January the sth
1858
Charles J. Smith and other. c0mplsinants, vs.
William Ware Peck, defendant
TTAPPEARfNG FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
L Ia this cause thatdefendaBt. VIM. Ware Peck,
is q nonresident OF the state 90 tennessee It
u therefore ordered that he enter mis- ap-
pearanes herein before or within the first three
days Of the next term Of said Court. 20 be held
on the first Monday IN February next. 1853. and
plead, answer or demnT 70 complalnants' bill. or
the same will be taken for confessed as 70 him
and ret tor hearing ex Rarte and that q copy Of
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union aud Dispatch
A copy-Ahest. NJ. b. HOWELL
CLERK and Master
Il. McP. Smith, S0l'r for complies. jua5 vat
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ST, 600 IN WATCHES!
FoR sAIE on THE POPULAR
a.
ONE RIG II A NJ !,
GIVING FVERT PATRON
Handsome and Reliable Watch
For the ow price Of Ten Dollarsl
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,

Aud not to he paid for unless perfectly satisiae
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In Chancerr At Nnshnille-

State Of Tennessee-OHice Clerk and Master,
Chaneery Court at Nashville. January the
Let. 1863.
The Peoples Bank, ct ais. cOmplainants vs.
David Harper, Jr., ct ais, defendants
ITAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVITFILED
= in this cause that the DEFENDANT David
Harper, Jr.. Henry Fl Harper and 49,
Tennessee il il therefore ordered that
they enter their appearance herein before
or within the first three days Of the next term Of
said Court, 10 be held on the first Monday in
February next, 1853, and plead. answer or
demur 10 compliments bill or the same will be
taken FOR confessed as to them and set for hear
ing eK parte and that copy Of this order be
published for four consecutive weeks in the
Nashville Union aud Dispatch.
A eopy-Attest: NJ. Il. HOWELL,
Clark and Master
MeClanshan Clare. sol'rs for conrpPts.
fauE NJ
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IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chaneery COurtSn this cause will sell at the
Court House at Nashville, at az o'clock ON
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IS 1868,
Lot No. - in the plan Of the Preston Hay Fac
tory Addition to Nashville, lying between the
Franklin Turnpike and the BilbO property,
fronting 317l feet aud RAINING back 100 feet;
together with the dwelling house thereon.
FERNS % SALF.--C Credits twelve and twenty
four months, with int crest. Notes required
with good security, and lien retained Sale
MORTON B. HOWELL,
ianq5 IA Clerk and Master.
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EEiddIe nIsfrIef of Tenneaaen-

THE UNDERsIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i notice that be has been appointed Assignee
n the estate Of Eaiey Psul 81 White county
Teunesses, who has been ADJ udgod q bankrupt
uDon his SYN petition. by the Circuit Court III
the United States Of said district.
iau94 7r4fs A. FISK hrrf-naa
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sAruRDAY. FERRUARY Is. Ia.

L n 10 N.I NNLI WT = UIINIL Ut IHI
4 ChHnceFy Court at Nashville. in the above
named cause. 1 will sell at the Courthouse at
haohNlIIa N ? n.aInnk On
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In Chaneery at Nashville.
IN Chaneery a NashYiIle.

State Of Tennessee--Ofics Clerk and Master,
ChanceFy Court at Nashville, January the
4th, 1858.
The Second National Bank Of Nashvilie COM
piainant. VS.. A. Z Montgomery. defendant
1T APPEARIN6 FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
i in this cause that the defendant. A. b.
Montgomery is a NONRESIDENT Of she State.of
tennessee: 1t IL Eaersiore OrueEed that ne enter
MS appearance herein before or within the first
three days Of the next term OF esid Court.
90 be held on the Gr5t Monday IN February
next. 1858. and plead, snsWstOr dehaur % con-
plainauis bill. or the same viii be taken
for confessed az to him. ana set for hearing
Ok DaTte and that copy OF this order 5e paD-
nshe0 for four consecutive weeks in the Nash
vile Union and Dispatch
A copy-Attest: NIB HOWELL.
Clerk and Muster.
D. r Kilkin. sol'r for complainant
jan5 w4t.