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BY virtue of writ of venditioni cxpouus to
me directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
county, in favor of James VI. Cranberry vs..
Mrs. Eliza A. Hoge, G. S. Hoge, Gus Hoge.
and Cornelius Hoge, l will proceed to sell for
cash to the highest bidder at the court house
door in the town OF Columbia on Monday, the
first day of August next a tract or parcel OF
land situated in the State of Tennessee. Maury
county, district No. IL, and bounded as follows:
On the north by the lands of the late j. w.
Jennings decd, west by the lands of William
Ingram and east by the lands of s. j. Ingram,
and it being the land belonging to the late Mo-
ses Hoge, deed, and levied on as the property
HOPE and Cornelius Hoge, TO satisfy said writ
of venditiopi exponus. Sale in legal honrs.
81 III SIMS LATTA, Shift.
Jul l At pr fee S. Jesse s. Harris ID. 5,
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i our ODcQlcnJ servant,
A. q. L. NICHOLSON.
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, all
good and loyal citizens and your per-
sonal friends and political supporters,
would earnestly request of You to
use your influence to have the p0iiti-
cal disabilities Of A. %. p Nicholson
and W.. 2. Martin removed by the
Congress ofthe United States. Truly
your friends, 4ssalr' A<'s-iiJ 'ss+f :
= Fielding Hurst, late colonel United
States Army John r. Jordan, { Add
l. Left. ich, ID lcClapahan, Daniel
McKennon, g w Ferguson, JAMES q
Jordan, Samuel Faust, WeB Bynum,
TsW Patton G M Edwards, Henry
Love, TJIPoguc,, J. > IL MckcnnOa,
Ri Gates, w J5fShannon, William
Noles. Z IT, Beard, J. A sBeard,sT .;
/ Hon. SAMr.ELl ii. AKNELL. ,sik. a
Ii will he seen from Judge Niehol-
sons letter to Mr.. Arncll that he does
not consider himself obnoxious to the
the provisions of, the Fourteenth
Amendment. Judge Nicholson was
pardoned by President Johnson be-.
fore the ratification of the Fourteenth
Amendment. He holds that the eff,
ect of the pardon was to blot otit Of
existence his guilt, and that in the
eye of the law lie is innocent as il he,
never had committed any offcnse.i
The Supreme court of the United
States in the case ofGarland, ex parte,
decided in reference to the ieffect Of
the Presidents pardon: sa-asI
A pardon reaches both the punisll.
ment prescribed for the the oifense
and the guilt of the offender; and
when the pardon is full, it releases the
punishment and blots out afexistence
the guilt, SO that in the eye of the law
the offender is as innocent as ifhe had
never committed the offense. If.
granted before conviction, it prevents
any of the penalties and disabilities
consequent upon conviction from at
taching. -......i- ~, 1
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Hon. s. NJ. ARNELI.
-~.f Endorsement

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Forty
First Congress, Second Session.
am clearly of the opinion that the
public interests would be subsery-
ed" by the removal Of the legal and
political disabilities of Mr.. A. o. p.
Nicholson. ask attention to an in
closed petition from some of the best
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COLUMBIA, TENN:
FRIDAY. July Iy. 1870.

ssrALL Advertising viii be considered
CASH and collcctable any time AFTER the
first Insertion.
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NSOLvENT NOTICE

On account of mistake in the advertisement
below as heretofore published, it is inserted
again, with the correction made, Stating the in
seIvency ct the personal estate, rs follows:
have this day suggested to the clerk Of the
County Caurt Of Maury county the Insolvency
of the personal estate of John Amis, deed
Alipersons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file them with the Clerk Of
said Court on or before the first day Of Septem-
Der, $50, duly authenticated as the law directs,
and all persons indebted to said estate are here
by notified 10 come forward and make settle
meut with the undersigned as Executor of said
John D. Amis, deed. .J--.J
jul sat. ASA HARRISON, Ex'r.
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ma i;rectad from the Cireuit Court of Maury
countv in favor of Nathan Vaught vs. j. F. Al
| derson. will proceed to cell for cash to the
highest bidder at the Courthouse door in the
town Of Columbia, on Monday the LIST day Of
August next all the right title and interest Oh J.;
F. Anderson IN certain tract OF lana situated
in the 18th civil district OF Maury county,
Tenness. ,, and bounded on the South by A.
Williams land, on the East BY N. +. Erwin, on
the North and West by B. NJ. Aldersons land,
containing eighty acres more or less, and levied
on as the property of the defendant j. +. Al
derson to satisfy said writ Of venditioni expon-
us. Sale within legal hours. -
julyf4-pr fee IS SIMS LATTA, Shf. Z
| ~! 49, 3
cRv virtue Of writ of venditioni exponus to
| me S;rected from the Circuit Court of Ma,lry
county. in favor of the State of Tennessee VS..
Mrs 4 Kinzer. will proceed to sell for ca sb
| TO the highest bidder at the Courthouse door in
Of August next, noas's anu nn y. Psrvei Oh
ane sunsteI IN inc osa o,..i ",suV s,1a Mau'y
county, ienncsseS anu oo." si'. So.,.h I on
ne Eass ny Dscn et n, ". t ~. SD,.h 'ona
hargrovcs, on the MesS " So, .s ahd
fankhn tufnPike, shtns No.s ~ 'no neHs u
James u, Ashton con Sa o st doss mcre
er less, rcy,ed on as .9s P'oiS'y .. aeenaa ,;
Yrs: n, NIn~ce 20 ssay , s" ~,.o' 'e'''i
ticni exponus. Sale within legal hours. 8
SiMo rMM.lA, Shn q.
yl4t-pf zee 20. VI ""s'y oo'nC'
~ = fi'a nle1El 81
| BY virtue Of writ Of venditieni expenus to
me directed from the Circuit Court Of Maury
countv in favor of Henry A. Grimes vs.. C. A.
Doucfassi assignee, and j. L. Bond and Avis
Williams security, win proceed to sell for
cash TO the highest bidder at the Courthouse
door Il, the town Of Columbia, on Monday, the
Ist dav. of Auoyst ext, house and lot or par
eel of land situated in Naury county, Tenn.
and c;yii district No l3, and bounded as follows
North By 8. r. Torrance, East and West by 8.
r. Jordan. South by Mt Pleasant and Hamp-
shire furnpike. containing five acres about, with
cood fra me- buildings consisting of dwelling and
other necessarv buiIa;ncs. levied ON as the 1rrp
.erfv Of defendant Charles A. Douglass TO satisfy
said writ of yenditioni exponus. Sale within
LEGAL bours' = SINS LATTA, Shift
;rIy 1t mr. foe 81 of Maury County.
'N'' li
IA
by virtue OF an execution to medIrected from
the Circuit Court OF Davidson county IN Il, -or OF
Paul Beech ys Narcissa +. Sanders, Twill proceed
to sell for cash to the highest bidder at the
cour. house door in the town Of Columbia; on
Monday the 9Th day Of August next the follow
ing tract or parcel Of land situated in the State
of Tennessee, Maury county, civil district No.
8, and bounded az follows, TO wit Beginning at
stake the south west corner Of the tract Ran
kin8 i Pillows corner, in John Estes line and
running Sedeg: l5min.. east passing centre Of
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BY virtue Of writ of venditioni exponus to
me directed from the Chancery Court at Column
bia in the case Of A. Nj. Wingfeld, C. & NJ,
against J. NJ. Wagstaff, Martin Fry, Admir-,
DC, and ]. NJ. Brown, / win sell for cash to the
highest bidder at the court house door in Co
Iumbia, on Monday the first day Of August, 1870.
all the right, title, claim and interest that J.
M. Brown has in and to the following tract or
see, Marry county: in tho 9Th civil district, on
the head waters of Fountain Greek, bounded
by the lands of A. Hill, John Ingram, and
others, containing $50 acres be the same more
or less, and levied upon as the property Of de-
PENDANT j. NJ. Brown, to satisfy said order
of sale. Sale in legal hours,
p a SINS LATTA, Sh'ff. p
July 1-4tprfee as Per Rufus Thomas, D. s.
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BY virtue of two writs Of venditioni expou
us to me directed from the Circuit Court q
Maury county, enc in favor of Hays, Cross 4
Co. VS.. A. NJ. Bailey, the other in favor of j.
N. Robertson 4 Co. vs.. a. N. Bailey, / will pro-
coed to sell for cash, 10 the highest bidder al
the Courthouse door, in the town OF Columbia,
on Monday, the first day of August next, a
tract or parcel of land situated in the State Of
Tennessee. Maury county, 22nd civil district OF
said county, ON the. Franklin and Columbia
turnpike road and bounded rs follows: begin
ming in the center Of said turnpike road0y.
T. Chairs South West corner. thence with Mrs.
DR.. McKissack's line North 81 deg, West 1641.s,
poles to stake in VIM. Walkers line,
thence South / deg, West 49, poles to a
stake, thence South Sc deg, East 1881 poles
to the center OF said turnpike mad, thence with
said road South 32lss deg, West 1S2 poles tofa
point in the center Of said turnpike road, thence
South Is deg. East $50 poles toa stake, thence
S01fh So deg. to stake in the Badger line,
thence with the Polk & Badger line Sonth 81
deg. East ll711S polesto stake, the SOUTHEAST
corner of the tract, thence North J. deg. East
l42 poles to a stake in the old garrison line,
thence North 20 deg. West % poles to N. F..
Chair South boundary line, thence North Is
deg. West l2ls4 poles to the beginning the
center of the Franklin and Columbia turnpike
road, containing 355 acres be the same more
or less, it being the dover interest of Mrs.
Martha Bailey in the land of her deceased hus-
band, a. p. Bailey, and the same levied on
as the property of said A. NJ. Bailey, he beng
entitled to the one-third of the same at the
death of his mother, Mrs. Bailey, levied on
to satisfy said writs of venditioDi exponus
Sale within legal hours.
+ d, -. SIMS LATTA, Sh'G.
Per u. A. Nichols, d. s.
july l-4t-pr fec i12. -.t
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BY virtue Of two writs of yeuditioni exponus to
me directed from the Circuit Court of Msury
county in fayorpf Enos Robinson vs. Isaac n.
Robinson and r. /. Robinson, Twill proceed TO
sell for cash to the highest bidder at the Court
house door in the town of Columbia on Monday
the first day of August next, tract or parcel OF
land situated in the State OF Tennessee, Maury
county, district No. %, in the town of Spring
Hill, being the place upon which James Rob
insOn resided at the time of his death and
bounded on the east by the lands of j. CAT
ton decd, on south by lands of George Viii
liams and Samuel Campbell, on the west by
lands of John Dunlap and on north by Spring
Hill and Rally Hill turnpike, containing about
seven acres, and levied on as the property Of de.
PENDANTS, /. N. Robinson and, l. +. RobiGsn to
satisfy said writs of venditioni exponus. Sale
in legal hours. SIMS LATTA, Sh'G.
Jul lat pr fee IS Jesse s. Harris, d. S.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Columbia, Tennessee.
Having refitted and taken charge of this IO-
tel, solicit share of public patronage. Ny
table shall be supplied with the best the market
affords. Lodgings clean and comfortable.
Prices tn suit the time
Julyl5-n JAMES i. GUEST.
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BY virtue Of three executions TO me directed
from the Circuit Court of Maury county; one in
favor of James Jones, guardian, VS. l.. R. Wilson
John II. Stratton and W. j. Armstrong exccut
and one in favor of j. N. Mayes < Co., VS. L. X
Wilson Admir-, and the other is in favor of
Mayes 4 Street vs. L., Z. Wilson, John H.
Stratton and j.. X. Wilson, Admir-, I will pro-
coed 10 sell for cash to the highest bidder at the
court house door in the town of Columbia, on
Monday the first day OF August next, tract Of
parcel ofland situated 10 Msury county Tenn,
civil district No. 9, and bounded as follows, to
wit: beginning at stake in the centre Of the
Mt Pleasant pike 10 2-I0 N. Z. of the corner
of the original tract or purchase in the centre
said pike and running south IS deg. 5 mini
east 80 poles to stake in the original line 6 in
north of an elm marked side line, thence with
line Of the original survey, north SO deg 4S min.
east passing corner of part bought Of A. Gholson
at 43 poles and ID links, in all one hundred and
thirty FIVE poles and thirteen links to o stake,
thence south min., west "A poles, 5 links to q
stake, thence north 50 deg. and 20 min, west
passing corner of part bought Of A. GhoIson 81
poles and % links, and passing corner of part
Of George NJ. Martin at leg poles and 22 links,
in all 100 poles and % links to stake in centre
of Mt. Pleasant pike north IS dep. 80 min.
east passing corner of part bought Of Kirby at
81 poles and IA links,i In all 81 poles and 10
links, to the beginning; containing so acres 2
roods and 80 perches, levied on as the, property
of defendent Mrs. L. r. Wilson to satisfy said
executors. - SIMS LATTA,
~ July LIT pr fee Sl0 SIS Sheriff.
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Thankfulto the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended me, respectful
IL ask continuance Of the same. Ny goods
are of the best quality, and will be sold at prices
that defy competition. Gail and see me, Al the
old stand, Helms Corner, Publc square.
We. MURPHY,
SOUTHEAST Corner Public Square,
july151y COLUMBIA. TENN.
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By virtue of a writ of verldit.oni exponus to
me directed from the Circuit Court Of Maury
county, in favor OF 4. II. Jafnisch adnlinistra-
tor VS.. Wiley Worley, will proceed to sell for
cash to the highest bidder at the Courthouse
door in the town Of Columbia, ON Monday, the
first day of August rexf, a tract or parcel Of
land situated in Maury county, Tenn, in dis
trict No. ), and bounded as follows; beginning
at W. j.. Bridges deceased corner in the
center of the Shcibyyille turnpike road, run
ming South with his line-.passing said Bridges
to Mrs. Martins corner at 81 deg. and 81 min.
and running with her line South il all l12 deg.
SO poles to stake, two elms and . NORWOOD
pointer, thence South 50 deg. ~ min. East "a
deg. 20 poles to a stake, thence North 20 deg.
min., East 81 deg. % poles to the center of
tn. Sielbyville turnpike, thence with the center
of said pike to the beginning, containing by es--
timation fits three acres, two roOds and
twenty pcrclles, move or less; il being the same
tract coming by Hugh Bradshaw on the 2Stli
day of September, 1857 To ,Wm. Nj. Sullivan,
now owned aud occupied by Wiley y. Morley,
levied on as the property Of said defendant w.
B. Worley, to satisfy said writ Of vcndfIoni ex-:
ponus. <st4 = SINS LATTA, Sh'f. j.
- = al = - Per Rufus Thomas, ID. s.
july1 At pr fee 80 .oH ~ t
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NorrcE
-
To Mill Owners

PROF. I. wiLKEI, long and favorahlv
known in Middle Tennessee "a a practiraI
Mill Wright, Engineer and Mill Stone Dres 'er,
resp fully oilers his services to the citizens of
Maury County during this year. Orlcrs sent
to him at Gull Okla, Tenn, will meet prompt
attention. Refers to DR.. James Asen, at Co.
iumo --t-- feblS-ly
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-"------------l- -------------------------
HSHERrFFs SALES.

By viftuc of writ Of yenditiom exponus "a
me directed from the Gre, il Court lof Maury
county. in favor If jacob Shiers VS. J. NJ. Pick
ems and w. G. PickenA wal proceed to sch
for cash to the highest bidder, at the Court
house door, in the town of Columbia, on Mon
daytime lst day of August next tract or par
eel of land lying in the 2lth civil district of
Naury county, Tennessee, bounded on the
South by the land of X. NJ. Nicholson, on the
East by Duck river and hei.s of w. X. Sharp,
deceased, on the North by David Underwood,
on the West by Dock Harris and ]. w. Edgin.
supposed 10 be ninety acres more or less, levied
on Us the property Of w. G. 4 ]. NJ. Pckens
to satisfy this writ Of yenditioni exponus. Sale
within legal hours. SINS LATfA, Shift,
49, Per Henry Johnsen, d. s.
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BY yiitue Of venditioni cxponus TO me direc,
ed from the Circuit Court of Maury County, in
favor Of James II. Akin, Trustee, vs. G. NJ. Ed.
wards, / will proceed to sell for cash, to the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door in the
town Of Columbia, on Monday, the first day Q
August next, two houses and lots in the town
of Hampshire, district No. 16, Maury county,
Tennessee, and bounded as follows on the
North and East by the lands Of VIM Bifie, on
the South by the lands of Conner, on the West
by the lands of Brooks, the other is bounded on
the North BY Hatchur, Ssnth BY Lsltwich, on
the West by Brooks; first isknown As Edwards,
lanyard and dwelling house, second will be BY
The name of Wright's bouser lot, levied on
as the property Of G. NJ. Edwards to satisfy said
writ Of venditioni exponus.
- SIMS LATTA, Sh'G.
so h1ia Per John j.. Isom, d. s.
julyl-it-rr fec IS
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By yirt Of. writ Of ven.litiosi exponus to
me directed from the Circuit Cphrt OF Maury
county. in avef Off. r. Jamisen w.. ~ Da-
Wis. Sarah T. Davis and Asa Dxyis, wlIlipre
coed to sell Tor cash to the llighest bidder, at
the Courthouse door, in the town of Columbia,
on Monday the lst day of August next, a tract
or parcel of land lying on the waters Of Foun-
tain creek, district No. 6, Maury county, Tenn.
bounded on the North BY the lands of Powell
Perry, on the South. bF the lands of David
Wells, on the East BY Mrs. Perry, on the West
sixty acres more or less, levied on as the prop
erty Of Sarah Davis TO satisfy sid writ of ven
dltioui cxponus. Sale within legal hours, :.
SIMS. LATTA, Shift. T
- 80 Per Rufus Thomas, d. s. z
;nIyt-at2pr fee IS astFfF - - iH1t--s.7S 7.
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iuly1-it- pr fee 80 : ao
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citizens of Maury county, where he
lives. s. NJ. ARNELI. :

obLuMpIA, Ten, Feb, $40. Your
petitioner resucetfully and carnestl
ly asks relief from all legal AL POI
litical disabilities. lie desires rcsto-
ration to the full rights of an Ameri-
can citizen under the Government of
the United States, to which he is sim
cerely attached.
Your obedicnt servant,
A. O. L. NICHOLSON.
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anguish, its keen joys; and the inevitable
end, when dull age creeps on, and dims
and deadens both pain and joy into gray
ness and coldness. Was it coming for
him ?-Was this fresh gripping pain, and
the newborn love at his heart, but the
last effort of his youths leaping FIRE
White hair sthreaded his thick brown curls,
long lines were drawn on his forehead and
round the still, grave mouth. But-and
the conviction struck him with a bleak
certainty-he was not old he felt he was
not old. There was warmth and strength
yet in his heart that would defy years to
quench or time to kill. No, he must
struggle on, and suffer still. 8
He turned with rather a choked "Good
night"
"Ah, but nonsense! Sure you're not
going away this early, and it raining too
Sit down, man, and eat bit of supper"
urged Michael.
But he would not listen. With hasty
thanks he passed out into the stormy au-
tumn night, almost knocking over
woman's form as he shut the door behind
him. f
"Madge is it you? Go in. Ye are
wet and cold. Go in. Oh, my darling,
GU jeytha Sian, uhilish mahuil agus ma
chree !"+
Farewell to You, light of my eyes and light of
my heart.
"Shaun, what are We doin'?" she cried,
in broken. frightened voice, as she felt
his arms around her, and heard his pas
sionate words.
what am / doing? l don't rightly
know. l only know love you, Madge.
But did not mean to tell you so. Idid
not mean to tell you SO Il have no right.
was to see my wife that hideous night,
and now must remain married to the
spirit that comes to me often in my lonely
house by the river--comes to me with the
moonlight on its smiling face, and the
blood-stains on its yellow hair. Madge I"
and the fire flashed again into the voice
which had been speaking in grave, lifeless
tones-"Madge, tell you it wanted but
my love of you to break my heart entire
ly. Was not my life black enough al
ready@
He felt her fingers on his arm.
You mistake. 1t is not Norah that
comes to haunt you. She did not even
know it was your hand which struck the
ladder down on her pretty head. She is
not angered with you. She loved you
well, and maybe she's leaning down from
Heaven to see if you are happy too. All,
Shaun, dear!"
The pleading tone made itself heard
amidst the tumult of his feelings, and
reused another thought. Madge loved
him. Was she to be sacrificed too to the
memory of his life's sorrow?
He turned to her suddenly.
care We brave enough to wed me,
Madge? viii We dare to face the spirit
that comes to freeze me into stone? Will
you, knowing all, come to my fireside
down by the waterP Win you take away
the long curse off Halley-eve by proving
it was not my bride saw that weary
niahtP Will you dare to marry grave,
sad man like me? Speak, Madge."
And she spoke and through the dark
ness and the rain Rest and Hope entered
his soul with her soft II will"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
DeEore ana AMER the WaS.
From tho Hartford (Coun.) Times.

Ben. Buffers daughter, a nice young
lady, was married lately: Ben: got up .
magnificent wedding. The milliners and
dres smakers of the United States we're mot
good enough 10 furnish the dresses. They
were all made in France and Germany.
There were two dozen "robes de mutt"
two dozen sets of under clsthing, with
rich embroideries and fancy work q dozen
csmbrick combing jackets two dozen
cambria skirts and walking
dresses, parlor dresses, jackets,
hats sgaiters and gloves in immense guam
tity, trimmed with the richest and finest
fabrics known 90 the world. Then there
were diamonds, pearls and precious stones,
that made the young lady sparkle like an
electric machine. Considering all the
| circumstances, Butler does not display
good tasts In making such magnificent
show Of his wealth. Before tho war he
was about as poor us the ordinary run Of
country lawyers, aud didn't pay one Of our
own merchants u little bill ofover two or
three hundred dollars,