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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
Raligious Notfoa.

Providence permitting, I will hold and
oaietsl %mseilngs, viihin the bounds Of tho Jsnesbo-
rough District, a. follown - t.
erOsnsVillS station, FsbruaFy 2 and 8.
GTeeneviho, Circuit, AZ Mount Pleasant, Q and 10.
and IL.
81. Clair Circuit, At giea, March 2 ands
Vail BrHnch Circuit, At Fall Branch, March 0 and 10.
BlountVille, Brisiol aud Ablngdon Circuit, Al spolss
seven miles north % Brislol March 10 and II. =
RheatoWR Cireult, At Ehshsezer, March % and "A. ~
JonesboEough Station, March 80 and 81.
EllAabethton Circnib Al Harris, April 8 and7.
Taylorsvills, At Cobb's Oresk, April 70 and IA, and At
HliEGbethton Station, April 20 and n.
bince our last Annual Conference, over eleven. hun
drsd have united with the Msthodist Episcopal Church,
10 this Diatrieti and ovor sx thpnSand within The
bounds Of the Hebton CoAferenes. Oar stakes are b..
log strengthened and our bordars ere constantly being
enlarged. At the command Of the Captain Of our Sat-
walton, We are moyiAg gOrrsrd, anhouEh bitterly OPP
civil and religious freedom, would banlSA a. frum The
land, II tksy had The power.
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Circuit Court, Carter County

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, CARTER CoUN-
- ~. Benjamin y. Swingle "a. Worley
Britt Original Attachment Ia this cause,
the Sheriff Of Carter County having returned
the Original Attachment, levied on land, no
personal properly Of the defendants 70 BE-
found upon which 10 levy the same, 10, II
IL ordered, By the Court, that publication be
made, for four successive weeks Ia the UHioh
Riap, q Newspaper published In Jonesboro',
notifying said defendant 10 appear AZ the
next term Of the Circuit Court OF said Coun-
q, 10 be held at the Courthouse In Eliza
bethton, on the second Monday Ia March,
1867, and defend said suit, or the same viii
be heard eKparts. This the i6th day ofJan-
uary, 1857. RICHARD o. WHITE,
jsa9bw4pnfseS51 Clerk
NTATE OF TENNESSEE, CARTER COUN-
~ ". James 7. Peters 70. John Nave
Original Attachnent. In this case The Sher-
iR Of Carter County having rsturned the Or
iEinal Attachment levied on land, no perJon-
Al property Of ne DEFENDANTS 70 Be found
upon which 70 levy the same. Il is ordered
that publicatlon be made for four Successive
weeks, IN the Union RIo1, a newspaper pub
iished In JoneSborough, notifying said dsfen.
dant 70 appear Al the next term Of the Cir
cult Court for said County, 70 DO held ~ the
Court. House In Elizabefhtou, on the second
Monday In March, 1851 and dsfsnd said suit,
or The same win be tTisd srparte. This The
10th day Of January 1891.
jhB7bHIpfsfeeS5l CLERK.
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,a.::..Is, ~, ~ "a

but, our eauss being Just and our svsry movement Ap-
pIobatea By Ne Almighty, We inland Il 90 on IN HIS
appointed way and although ouF common foe may
sesk tooysfthrow ~, We will strive 10 live that We mar
b able 10 " lanah 70 seoFn he erusi pOusrt' for a.
long a. ve arc y eas "sAsphsrgs side, the sheep he
neNer can Divide" tf .NIl
We shall bs pleased 20 meet Wnh the children Of
God. Of al Chrslinw dsnomlnallons, "a eur saeramsntal
some Of us may b called lrsm hbor 10 reward ere u
snsss- "Ppess - With you 80 that are m Christ Js-
sng. Amenih LIZ. DRAKE Presiding nldsr,
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Stems,


ClBu5s. eH ~
y the sun 70 W, " ID q sure sign that u Is
day light. rt3 GAIT
II you hear q htR 'kackle,p you may rest
assured az egg Is to be found.
ia horse runs away with buggy o
tSining a lady and gentlemau, II is a pretty
good sigu that somebody will get hart.
II you hear a man pFaising UP Andy John
Gop, Il Is a sure aigA he's . eOPPerhead
II yOu are in q house and hear q baby cry,
1t Is sign Of marriage or tfit isn't IL
ought to be.
ILT@ MRs, SARAH PErrIBoNE, wife Of Maj.
A. II. PettlboEe, departed this life on the
morning OF the aOth instant, in Gresnsville,
Tennessee.
Major P. has our most sincere sympathy in
this hour Of his sad and severe bereavement.
And, though he Ia comparatively = stranger
among rs, we know he has, here, many
friends who also truly synpathiEe with him.
-GreessviMs Nsp Era. raaa
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ChaacerY COart at Eliza5ethlOn.


TOHN WAUGH, ADMINISTRATORS, &C.,
w. O. ". Nelson and Others. In this
cause il appearing from the allegations Of
complaihant's bill that the defendant, G. W.
Nelson, Is q nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessse, that process cannot be served upon
him. 1t is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for four successive weeks, IN
the J~onesboronEh Union Flag, notify ing him
to appear on or before the FIRST Monday in
Ma!sh next, before the Chancery Court, held
ct the Court. House in ElizabetbtOn and
make defense to said bill, OF the snme WILDE
taken for confessed Hnd set for hearing ex-
parte. january ~, ls6I.J II, q. SMITH,
jan25w4prsfe'S 51 G. 4 ".
ToHN X. MILIER, ADMINISTRATOR or
81 A.. 81. G. Taylor deceased, r. v. N
Taylor ct al, In this cause il was ordered
by the Court, at a special term Of said Court,
that the Clerk aud Master Of this Court adj
Vertise In the Jonesborough Union Flag, for
four successive weeks, notifying all Creditors
Of the Estate Of said deceased that they are
required to Gle their Claims with the Master
Of this Court on or before the first day OF
March next, 1861, In order TINT IN account
may then DO taken. January II, 1852.
jAn25w4prSfeNss1 C. u.
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i.n''T'0qH%''''l aaAlEo4A'
Circuit Court, JsnssbOro, Tenn.

Jesse F~UtKERsON, ADMINISTRATORS
OF The Estate Of Thomas Rulkerson, de-
eeabed, aooinf John Fulkerson, and others,
hairs Of the said Thomas PulkerSoni deceas-
ed 10 this case Il u alleged that John Full
kerBon, Elijah Kinchelo pnd Elizabeth BIS
wife and Elijah n. FulkeFson are non-Fesi-
dsnts o. The State Or Tennessee itis there
fore ordered that publication be made, 10 the
Uaien Ilagt q newspaper Published In The
town Of Jonesborough, notifying said de-
PENDANTS % appear ct the Court-House IN
Jonesboroutb, On The fourth Monday 10 Feb
ruary next, 70 hnsver tie petition u Jesse
Fulkeryon, AiminlsirASof Of The Estate Of
Thomas FulksFson, deceased, or The same
win be taken foF confessed a. 70 them and
the same wiz BE- heard expartt. January
i',s, issI u JAMES pHAKls sIs,.
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JOSEPH HYDER ys. Wy: LYLE ET AL.

T0SEPH HYDBR VS.. wM. LYLE ut AL.
81 Bill and Cross Bill. IN these eaasei tap
pearing from The allegations Of compiainan is,
IN their bills, that tho defendant, Samuel y.
Patton, Is non-resident OF ihe State OF Ten
nessee, that tho ordinary prserss Of law can
not DO served upon him. "a a therefore or
deFed that publication BE- mnde for four sue
ceSslvo weeks, In the JupesbOroegh Jfsioa
Flag, notifying him 10 appear, on Or before
the first Moniay Ia March next, before the
Chancery Court, held n, the OonftsIIoaSe IN
Elizabethton, TO make defense TO said bills or
the same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing exparte. January n, 1867.
utg ta II. Q. SMITH,
fan46wAnrafeeSAl n A NJ
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improvements 10 tho Tennessee

Hon, VIM. B. Stokes, member Of Congress
nom The Chattanooga District, introduced .
Dill into the House, e. Tuesday week, for
.h' improvement. Of the navigation Of TIE
Tennessee River, II was referred to tho
COnniitse on Internal ImprOysmentS.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08

John K. MILLER VS.. SAMUEL b. PAT.
y ION. In this cause itAPpearing from the
allegations In eomplainaats bill that the de-
feudani, samuel =. Patton, q . non-residsnl
Of the State Of Tennessee, that the ordinary
process Of law cAnnot be served upon him.
IL Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks, In tbe jones'
borough Union Flag, notifying said defendant
TO appear, on or before tho 6rst Monday In
March Rext, At the Court-House In Elizabeth
ton, 70 make defense to said bill, or the am
viii be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing s1parts January II, 1861.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08

P KsatueEy, true o Der Ts6si instincts
: p'oelivitsS, has, BY her rsbsl LegisHA-
IVY elected Garrett Davis coppeIhsaa, Uni
s'l.s' Senator from that State. She 10
eay, more nltra rebel In sentiment than
anll.t q iraaann-annAh nnrnlina
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23

4 ]: y. :. ~. ~ Gapttp1s: &an8, II:
Deuti9t8 @at> unb 8oarptn9 . 16aus,
!3de ber Babafbatu uub ueunten, a@tra6t, "a
r.: H":1on Su4tt8 @tpL* -
Il Dtefes fpeben IN zen. xeutn '@etdute, teua Gaptts1.ee-
9tnabes. trrt&tett gtatlidenss xt bietet ben asebtten 81
fen du6er Der freuublt&feu Bebteuuue tn Aueexetuta
fets. " -
-" ,,Das bette eter ssm. 8apfen fart ~xb rein :"
,,unb fpnf'een Qabetraut; .eewdttt NIB fetu. -
Gin Snbtb BON ber auerttfen Sort,
,.etsarren, famssl @1aubt, 2extf&e. neinem
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23
"Qer miloe 9daer

"ger wiloe 9dger
Deutiae8 @af> uno Boart{ncbous
1esa bef sinseri@teter @alourritbldaft
BON MaT Stint.
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eur@ane %renpsirte @af- unb 8carbinabaus
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l~toeralte Sesienuu9 BON 6reuben uub Ro6oGn-
germ itets pie M&tuus unb @Snnerfdaft hts
oeregrten Yuolttums au erbaltsn fuhtn. urb
srtpteelt 1ttn 9aue hermit beRens
%asoe3et@nete quito @tauuua bt{u
@ar Stint.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23

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perrenlleiber mad BEN fetnaen @&nitt lanb BON
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,eueffen Msbe bebient III tperben bon H. !. -
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her' nnb g0eRenfpfeu tets an 5anb. !. -:
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23

II: .:,s s''+.2.@or6ten Str @a,ul8, III If:
a,eutf&a,s @aa>' 1uplr uni. Boarding 1faut 4:
3 Gdt yber 4ttn une @taS:lsta> ettabe IA
son 8: felt: ~.
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NIT btfens ben, eesbrten etut'@en yao1'1em' -
I 3eurY 8pdenfele.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23

0r. Hpf. zimmerman,
Deut(@er Mr3t @untar3t unb 0eburt6>
telfer,
a. OfRee Dat @traBe, 1T ter Mdbe ttr 6run~
brY, $ matpnna a, @teele Co., Mtnn.
oFerirt hermit BEN 8eetrten tsutl&eu gublitun1
erraebeuR feline Dtenfte. nit bett 8enaerte1.. bab
ct ii auen GdQen. To Yatttnten {etnen 8ttttano
bean@ptu@eu, aufuaertianae unb biQtee Sebane~
lung earantirt.
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ibtu, &pirb cine rabttale unb f&neralo(e btn~
3bS&Rens 4 @mnseu poaeneete Rur Bon
isie llebel e~arauttrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23
Bnr Wferbetanfer.>

@rpBer
EeYpi@ unb Gapeten<2Q6en,
Nro. 225, brittle @traBe. &p8ers 8lpd,
ct. saul, Winn.
> 8efdnbts porrGtbtg cine 8roBe Auswapl
Eeppt@e, Seltd9er, Matrabet, { erittr<
0orbdnee. Rouleaur, Bettfebern, 1apttt1 &c. '
Neue Sitter laugen beitdnbig an, une tperosn
70 biQig pte rnS9lt@ per!auft. :
. pplftrarbett pt1b auf BeteQune een1a@t.
81. 8. Stron9.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-07
TIE ITALo-RoMAN REVOLU7T0M
rr,,1 victor EmAnueps Proclamation
I9ains st ths Garibaldian Movement

r-.-, v,ctor Emanuel's Proclamation
I9aAns st ths Gariba1dian Movement
telegram from Florence, dated ON tie 2lst
0f PepienbeT, reports the following royal order
as having been Issued in the Italian capital.
The Ministers say;- -,
,,rssent the great agitation which, under the
SSier;ons name of Rome, is trying to force the
snntru to violate international stipulstions con-
o,ratsA hv the vote of the Parliament and tie
honor of the nation. The Ministry regret ed the
irJmrx vbich such agitation would 20 TO the
suI,GnilItv of the Stale, the publ ,acreditl and
those financial operations on ., aich depend the
Well-being and fortune OF me country. Up to
the present the MIME .ry have respected the
rights of all cltlzepe but now that, contrary 70
those rights, cestSin persons would proceed to
threats, the diDtstry feel it their duty TO pre-
serve lnTiolai< the public confidence ana the
soveSeiguty of the law, The Government will
remain faithful to, and thoroughly carry out,
the declarations laid before and accepted by
ParT ,sment. In a free State no citizen can rise
ab,ye the law, or substitute himself in the place
7jf the high powers of the nation, and thus dis
t,Yrb by violent means the organization of the
country and lead her into the graVest complica-
The Ministry has confidence in the wisdom
and love of country of the Italians; but If any
0oe should fail in loyalty towards those national
stipulAtions, and should attempt to violate that
frontier Tor which we have passed our word, the
Ministry will not permit such an act in any way
and will place on those persons contravenlnG
this order the responsibility of whatever actt
they may provoke,
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What Makes Nancy Tight

The grain received at the lake ports in Sep
tember was about double the quantity for
geptembe of 1866, and all the Western banks
were taxed to their utmost in satisfying the
wants of the movers of all this product. The
disc bunting of this paper, and the withdrawal
OF the balances of Western banks, caused an
outflow of currency, legaltender and bank, OF
probably $25, ,000 900 within the month. The
same result Will be measurably seen in October.
Send us money and we will send you grain, Is
an average of wheat crop in Great Britain,
and France Is making large demands upon that
quarter, which must be in part supplied by ship
ments from the United States. From the 7th to
the 9lst of September the export of wheat from
the United Kingdom was confined to 5000 quar-
ters, or $4,000 bushels, while the imports were
as much as three millions of bushels.-N y,
HIDTp9s,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-07
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Oct. z
POLITICAL.

H085@ SIX REASONS WHY NO REPUBLICAN
~ SHOULD VOTE FOR JUDGE LULLOW;-
]. Because he is emphRucally Identified with the
party that opposes the Republican principle,
II. Because in October 1861 the t7lSptFdtt0n OF
Democratic politicians he iniertered With the return
Judges of the city while counting the votes, snd COM
PEELED them under color of the writ of lRdnddnus 10
count certain votes which they alleged we're tEau ~
lent and thus had Robert Ewing declared the bnern
elect, when In point of fact he not elected h-
stead of allowing the Return Judges TO hnlsh thelr
duties, and leave those aggreved TO the remedy e1
pressly provided by t0tO, namely 70 contest tue
election.
Ill Because, in 1863 at the goomiest period Of the
war, he gave encouragement TO the enemies ot tue
Government by charging the Grand Jury, WlthouI
being called upon TO do so by pending case W pe
sent for indictment the parties who arresteu ~
instance Of the War Department, the prOpIetoIs ot
the Evening Journal" for advising resistance 70 tue
national authorities. -
~. Because the use Ofhis judicial position IN way
so palpaby illegal (Rs was SO clearly shown ~ Juuge
Allison in his charge TO the Grand Jury In lhe sAg
knowledge in the premises the perve sion OF MS
position to the dictates OF political bias. Ana elther
should render xpedlent to reialn him longer III
judicial station than can be helped. ,..,
V. Because he iB still Identified with, ana enooTseu
by, The party that oppOted he tCdr for ndtlOt YIetti
UdtCn IdIld declares his determination 70 VOtS Ute
ticket presented by that party including J~dge to'S
tUOOd for the Supreme Bench ., ,r,- l., -
VI. Because his opponent, N, HusselI lhhSe,, ~
better and safer lawyer, ripe scholar p1Ie PatitiH
and in every way eminentR qualified Ior the uulolal
position and hence, should receive the vote oi eEIy
Republican. LltFl ~ D.
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From Washington To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Two hundred and
Inwenty,nve patents will be issued from the
10Th instant. During the past week $50 appIi-
cations and So caveats have been fled
returns to the General Daud Office show that
526 farms, comprising in the aggregate 2l93O
acres were added to the productive force OF the
states of mississippi and Alabama during the
Homestead act ofJune 81, 1850, as foliOws-Mis-
sissippi-LOcated at the Jackson office durina
scres. Alabama-Located at the Huntsville
office during September, l79 farms, embracing
Hon. Mr.. Browning, Secretary o the interior
returned to Washington on Saturday EVENING
and was engaged at the Department attending
The Navy Department has received des
patches from Rear Admiral Bell dated i'm
August, stating that all was well In the Asiatic
IAN official letter;from Pensacola, da, ed the lst
inst. states that the yellow fever there is
William l.. Wells, at present Collector OF Gus
toms at Petersburg, has been appointed Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue for the Fourth District
ofNirRinia, vice Anderson suspended for alleged
misconduct in Office.
The Secretary OF the Treasury and the Com
missioner of I Internal Reyenue have deterninad
that the necessities of the service require the
employment of an experienced officer as
member of the Metropolitan Revenue Board.
Therefore one OF the present Deputy Commits
BioneTB in this city is to be detailed for that
position, and the person TO be appointed to sup
ply the vacancy occasioned by the removal OF
colonel MesSmore Will be employed in Wash
ington All the heads of bureaus are required
by law to report to their respet tive heads OF
der artments the condition of their business
The followingis an extract from the report OF
General Spinner, Treasurer of the United
Sta es, made to the Secretary Of the Treasury
to-day. ana which will accompany the latter's
neat annual report of the hnances:--"In this
col nection 1t may not be improper for me to
say that the Intimate intercourse an q close bu-
siDess relations existing between this office and
Others OF the Treasury Department give me-
abuncant opportunity to be we'll acquainted
with those transactions connected with the
prepal alton, issue, and redemption of the Sc
curitit Of the Government Having this know
ledge, 1t would seem to be due from me to the
public to state that the stories which have
been so industriously circulated in regard to
aht fractions or over.issueS of stocks, notes,
coupons, and currency. or of any one OF them,
are entirely without any foundation in truth
or In fact
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We would respectfully call your attention to our
oEgSRsed for the oI3 % Of e selling eli Gro
who become members of the Association.
TicRes Of Mem bershp as ioilows-A six $50 Dollar
Ticket entitl you to full membership tor SIX
and Provisions at Cost Price any Of the Companys
he der Te o hs eSges o one yea
Persons not holding tickets Of membership will be
This plan Of operation IS much better for the Work
Ing Glasses thSn en- the Cooperattive plan recently
goods are sold at the regular retail price ana all the
deducting the expenses, which are necessarily very
high. We only require you 70 pay foE yenr ticket.
time yon make purchase, as every article Is sold at
II is well-known fact that there is from Is to %
per cent profit on every dollar expended for Gro
there profit of from 80 to 50 per cent? all Of which
You save BY becoming member o. this Company
and Provision Dealer in the City will become our
common enemy, and that there VIII be every effort
theles we feel confident that the people OF PhiIa,
as the nOblest enterprise ever undertaken in this
Every housekeeper will readily perceive the great
advanages arising from becoming member OF this
Company, as the amount paid for yearly member
ship will be saved In sixty days.
The Company Intends opening stores in every sec
the sale Of the tickets win wafrant-just as so N as
the, Company receives q sufficient number Of sub
them In opening store nst SO sooa the store sRs shs
The S cCmI any has Employed Agents to canvass the
city for the purpose of taking the names of those In
tending snppolt the enterprise aud Will call on you
in a few days, In the Agents allowed
10 receive money for subscT ptions. the money
will not be required until the ticket Of membership Is
delivered. ~
All tickets will date from the Time the first purchase
is made,
The Company are fitting up two large and COM
municRting stores,
NOS. COS AND OIO ARCH STREET,
Where the public are respectfully Invited to call and
examine their stock and lst Of prices, lO59t
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY OONOERN.
i L shall vote for Bon NJ. RUSSELL THAYER
for Judge of The Court of Common Pleas for the fol-
Frat. He Is nominated by the only organization
which represented loyal American sentiment during
Second. Because the denomination of Judge Ludlow
serted By his friends would not ay as
domination, and that unless he was nominated an uu-
known and unht Republican candidate would be
Third Because at the time Of the country's greatest
PERIL, Judge AlBont the President Judge OF the same
Court was compelled to denounce the partisan course
between the State and the General SovernmeHt" and
TO give announcement protection and approval ;" to
the malignant and reasonable faction which lives
Fourth. Because War Democrat ought to give
fused his sympathy aud support to the government
i'g s4rts toT the suppression Of the late rebellion:
triumph for their false and pernoious principles ss
opposed to the sound Democratic doctrines of Jefferson
sixth. Because Hon, M. Russell Thayer is the best
just and good and in every way fitted to be an or
name mt 10 the Philadelphia Beech
Seventh, Because rotation ia office is q sound old
fashioned Democratic doctrine. Judge LUDLOW has
served out his term, and has no right to demand
Eighth. Because Judge Ludlow has openly assaied
and abused his oppopent in the public pa perH unfit
for OiOe while mr.. lhSyer has treated him with dig.
nlfed courtesy and silence.
Ludlow judicial assocates contributed freely of d
talents influence and to save he country from
at n tt Luuo" never spoke or did an
Tenth Because there is crisis here and throughout
Democracy, who aspire to turn over the government
acted ard 10 now supported By those who desire TO
accomplish that result.
be loyal war Democrat OF thirty years stSndinS, re-
fuse to support James B. Ludlow and Pr9fr to give
P16BS5 o. or nGs has 0S5 Bs9n FTS to bis country
oc7 AN 0LD WAR DEMoORAr.