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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
A G A r d.
To the Voters Of Washing
ton County, Virginia.

FELL..w CIrIzEVs:
A. the solicitation Of many fiiend in H..
county, without regard 10 their past palili
cal opinions, her, by announce myself 6
candidate FOR seat in the next Lcgisaiu Ie
of Yug mia.
IL yielding to tho wishes of the pecph,
10 thus announcing myself "a a csndiittr
for a position Of 50 much importance and
responsibility, | Big leave 10 state that
was entirely satisfied wi h the candidates fur
the Legislature, appointed 10y a com Hiltoe
at the last Abingdon C mrt, aai 50 express
cd myself in letter to friend of jude
,mpbell written soce his nomination
Since that tins tho fact has been brpughi
t my knowledge that Jldsa Campo Ill i,
d, qulllled, under the II amend m nj +,
from holding office, hiyiog boon a member
Of the Secession Convention oc 1861, ani
having voted for the ordnance of Scces-
sion. tbs CLASP of persons is declared
inelig bio TO 4, flee by the Attorney % er-
al OF the Ulilcd States. III; Safe Journal.
at Il chm pnd, whose editors Will manipulate
tie Radical portion Of the n X Legislature,
di'closes tia, members of the sece sion con.
vrntioHs are di'qoaldsd.
The election of Judge Clmpbsll would
therefore result ia the loss to the county aud
the State Of c ,uscrvativi member in tic
next L gi,laturo. To avoid this result
W ich is to be d,plored by gooi people
everywhere, am willing to lend a helprg
hand, AMI to mike a sAtriA 20 of time am
Of my personal interes's, that ulder less
pressing ciraumitibcas, could not be in-
duced to make.
regret that shortness OF tins before the
election rem lers It impracticable 10 call
'ouaty Convention TO which could subn il
my claims for tho nominitlon. But lo,,
tlan month is to elapso before the cleo
ton, AMI during this interval mach wo.k
mnst DO done In order TO Insure tn, fan
-tvenslh Of the county against Wsls, Iir.
ris All negro supremacy IN tn State. T.
'li'toy work expect 10 d 'v,tj my Uh 10
time from this TO election with all The zlal
and energy possess.
S1olli the peoIls OF WA,hing'on county
see proper T. eatrust ma with seat in The
next Logi'llturc, can only plodg, myself
Ia sssvo tlom honestly, faithfully AMI to
the best OF my -biiity.
JOHN T. TERRY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

In 1867 many Of our people tlrlw
away the opportunity of registering and
lived to pay the penalty of their folly.
The injury unfortunately is not coffin.
ed to the party guilty Of the neglect
All are made to feel the evil result
Then il was an error Now it will be
a crime! Register! Rcgister!! Reg
isler and vote
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

We have heard it whispered about
'D't there are some men about the Salt.
rs who take no interest in the cleo
.. and think it matters but little il
is be elected. Can it be that this is
Surely it is false. There is no
;hborhood more vitality interested in
contest than Saltyille. They have
) their power to WELD very large
'aencv in favor of Walker. viii they
q IL! If they love Virginia, they will
do it for Virgiuia's sakcg
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
IL Must he Dollp

! is we'll known that it is as easy to
) n squirrel or a rabbit to his home,
?" mud the end Of a rainbow, as to End
.''onl habtation of lcaguers, negroes
..'' 'dvOnturcrs. They are here to-day
gone Tomorrow. They are one
IN Virginia, the next in Tennessee
" ! Of ncgro's home Where doe,
> ct has scashing done I? Yet these
ms are to vote ! Are they 10 b
= cd to register without challenge
Is '"r surrender the State at once and
No the cost OF elections. They mas
= 7 one be challenged! Let IL be done.
hem upon he defence. Make them
II "e their residence. Along the line
.inia negroes vote 10 Tennessee, aud
! nessee negroes vote in Virginia
< to it Conservatives that you are
Ell Swindled. There are a few negroes
y are entitled under the law TO vote.
To- them vote But be not swiudled
", h your eyes open
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
The tennessee Campaign.

Hon. W. B. Stokes and Hon. d W. c.
Seuter, Republican candidates for Govern
or, have, by mutual agreement, accepted
the following list of appointments. We pro.
pose to address the citizens Of East Tenaes
see, at the following times and places, to-
W.T.:
Cleveland, Friday, June lfth.
Athens, Saturday, Jun- ~ h.
Knoxville, Monday, Jane I4h.
NJ ryville, Tuesday, June 18th.
Sevietvilie, Wednesday, june i6,h.
Dandridgr, Thursday, june l7th.
NrVp rt, FlidAy, Junv 18Th.
Morristo~n, Saturday, june 10 h.
II z,brthtown, Monday, June 2lst.
BOuntsile, Tuesday, June 221
Joucs orc, Wednesday, june 23l.
Greeuviir, Thursday, jon % b.
'gcr-v'ile, Friday, June 25'h.
Sneedvilie, Saturday, June 25lh.
Rltledge. Monday, June 2S'h.
Clinton, W-dDe.dAN, jan Both.
Kruas On, Thursday, july Isl.
Chartano ga, Study, july 81,
NJ ,disnrviile, MONDAY, June b.
The friends Of Gen. nkes and Coy. Sen
ter are r. quested to cnre cohvryarres tor
the crnl'datcs from one sppointmelt Ia
the other.
Speaking will begin at - NJ. each day.
Republican p,pprs in East Tennessee will
please copy, aud obige.
W. B SroKFs,
ID. W. G. SESTEr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

VIZ would not array the county of
" 'hington in sectional feeling, but
49, we do say, that it has been uni
b tnilv the custom to divide representa-,
between the upper and lower ends
4 e best was to keep down that feeling
- scctionolism is 10 give no use fpr
4" aud always select one candidate from
.-''h end OF the county Now, we have
''ry from the lower end, aud Graham
Fl" the upper end They both cayrv
60 IN their bones, aud never quail 4
"a ne h"nr of trial Who can C,u 10
''r tr ihem now. They arc both %,
~. people, hiph.mipded, upright. hon,
radio, and have tho confidence Of al
u,, who know thoh.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
fhs Prospect.

Our intelligence from the eastern
portions Of the state is of the most
cheering and inspiring kind. Tho peo
pie are rallying around the Aag of WalE,
err and are determined that the mis-
chicvous issue upon color shall not be
made Many very mauy of the color
ed people have ropudiated the attempt,
of Wells to array them against the whit,
people Who are their friends.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

He who would stand by aud behold
the murder Of friend and inteFPose no
friendly hand for bis rescue, would be
himself guilty of the crime He who
now fails to register and vote would
bring upon himself the guilt Of murder
ing a whole people, a great Common
wealth, aud is worthy of chains and sla
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

Is obedience TO a rule from which We
have in no instance dared 10 depart, we to-
day place at the head of our columns as
candidates for the Legislature Of Virginia
the names of Col. Jno. +. Terry and Capt.
George Graham, because they ate elligi-
bic. For the same reason VIC regret that
Col. John a. Campbell has allowed his
name to be used in connection which we
deem calculated TO obstruct rather than
promote the representation Of the county.
We hope that be will yet see the injustice
to himself and the people which the press
ing Of his claims would now imply, and
withdraw from the canvass. Believing him
to be clearly Ineligible We would he false
to our conceptions Of duty did we fail to ask
that the people shall allow no false notions
Of personal preference to place Was ington
county in the attitude Of defying power
to which 1t must yield To elect Col,
Campbell will be to leave us with only one
representative instead of two, and that at a
time when vewill need every vote wo can
cast. The next legislature viii be the
/ most important which has ever convened in
tho State. The new Constitution will as
surely be adopted in the cxpurgated form,
and the next Legislature will have momen-
tous duties to perform. Its work win be Of
that fundamental character only less impor.
taut than State Convention. Judges Of
the Court Of Appeals, Cir:uit and County
Judges, Superintendents Of Public ln,trrc
ton, and other officers will have to be elect
ed by t, and by it must the whole MACH
merry Of the State Government be organized
and set in motion. The rate of taxation
and the fixing to large extent tho publ
burdens must fall with the purview OF it
action. monstrous effort will be made 1
defeat in these matters the desire of tn
people, md we should go into the mex
: House armed with all the strength an,
wcipht we can command These and man
other considerations compel us TO urge tn
election of Messrs. Terry and Crdh1il.
Register while the ten days Of opporfuni
ty last. Register end vote the ticket o
the head &c our columns.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

WE dare to disbeieve the rumor that
Messrs. Palmer, Stuart & Co, medi-
tate an indirect influence in favor Of
Wells We know those men well, we
think, and our own judgement OF our
friends is sadly to our discredit if their
animus, as gentlemen, docs not
tower above the iuiquitous design al.
luded to. We viii repel the idea uu
til an evil day shall prove it by results
We ask a suspension of any ceusure the
public may ne litato and we predict {
telling Walker vote from Saltyile.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
A ~ SenieTn S'roke.

Tho news from East Tennessee is Of
the most cheering character for Senter
If Stokes makes any race at all, it will
be of the most diminutive kind There
seems to be no doubt that Seuter will
sweep the State. The Brownsville de-
cision will give him %, GOO votes at Que
stroke. The matter is about settled.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
C.pi. D. II. Manning.
Nature Is tIlo Gvca1 a'hysicIan

This D. now admitted by tho medical profession
AS fundamental principle of healing science. Il Is
wisely provided by the human economy that when
ever anything Is wrong 10 the physical systom the
natural forces OF the body are brought 10 bear TO
eNpel the disease. Tho great aim, therefore, Is
strengthen tbs natural powers. This ha, been kept
IN Wow by the siilful compouudoIs OF HOSTEL
ILhS STOMACH BlTrERs, which operates to give
mesh vitality 10 all tn organs Of the body, The
eject Of this medicine upon the stomach, the liver
AID Kidneys, j. prompt and decisive. The patient
who h wise enough 10 Quit druFging and thy the
BlltERs, soon feels rs Ii he had taken now lease
OF life, and as no continues the OF the ario he
j. oyegoyod 20 hud tho streams Of health coursins
through his frame. Il Is prepared with great care,
and MS component parts arc entirely vegetable A.
MEDICAL AGENT ii has no equal, while lis
pleasing flavor and heathlu, effects have made II a
general fayorile. u is froc from all properties cal-
cuiaied TO impair th" system, and Its operations are
II once mld ard soothing and efficient Al who
haze used llOSrEIrERs STOMACH BlTTENS at
test It's virtues.
Even those who are IN the enjoyment Of perfect
health frequently have need To have recourse to
tonics as pruyeEtiyes Il disease We are ncvor too
wen armed against the assaults Of "the ills that
The hesh Is heir to-" In health or sickness this tonic
cannot ba taken regularly without giving vitality
ana elasticity TO the system. june I'm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

=" Hdtched at 6yd housing OiCI. 4"
A few days ago it became expcdient
for ex President johnson to register as
voter, but the present lilliputian COM
missioner Of registration for Grecnvilie
required him to prove his loyalty by
parole lcstimy. Ills belief that he could
thus iufct humiliation on tho great
man represents very accurately the limit
of bis capacity. While Andrew john
son wosroiling back the wave of scccs,
sion in 4. T in 1851 this small officer
was r, bel, yet he was ore without the
virtue of prin 'iple for be afterward en-.
tired the federal arMy lie shall not
with our consent attain tho distinction
of having been named in these columns.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
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Il BidcA List Needed

We want the hume Of every white
"1l in Southwestern Virginia who darcs
'' ray his country and his race by
y" 'ng for Wells We want the name
very white man who darcs betray
"' State by staying away from the
aud refusing To vote for Walker
80 want to publish them-to disgrace
a. paper with their disgraced names,
! when we have done this, we want
II sent to the luna,ic asylum. Spo,
10 every one
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
FORGIVENESS AT THE GRAVE.
Ec,ter rrOm Judge Chase.

/ The following noble letter was writ
tcn by Judge Chase in reply to an inyi
taiiun to be preocut at the decoration
Of the graves IF the federal dead in
Charleston, S. G. 1t is full of the no.
/ blest sentiment.
| CHAgLtsTuN, s. c., Nav 20, 1869.
! DEAR III: Yonr noe inviting me 10 at.
/ rad the Ger, m ny OF decorating, at Mag
/ MALTA Cemetery, the goaves Of the brave
/ men who fell in The defense Of the UnioG
during The recent civil war, only reached
ne this morning. | am very sorry that I
ctnnot be with you on this most interesting
| zee ision, bit IL is now too late 10 make the
Necessary atrang- mants.
Thu natl cannot too tend-r, cherish
the m"miry at her dad heroes, or too
tchnlly guard tho well being OF tho,r
'hp survive. And NAV to' not mdl'g' NJ
h pc that ere long 're ioi0 adhered IN the Ma
tipndl crt'e loHhe promp GlSI tOjlii in {, m
m.mpratiHQ me haroi m Of or coun rymen
'ohe Jel on the othsr side aud ha, th1se whn
now specially mourn their lopss, Consuming
20 the srbltramant of arms, and resumug
Il their o 4 love for ia 'ir country aud our
oountry, one and indivi3h'c, will ia with
rs in like c"mmemrralion uf tho fallen
brave Of the Army Of the Uo'o1-
The dead are not decd They have onlv
gone before, aud now sre eve tOeye. Why
may MT we all borrow fiom their Sacred
aves oblivion Of the past d ference, aud
nePceforih unite IN noble generous endeav-
or o assure ihf honor aud welfare Of onr
shole country, OF all her States, and OF all
bcr cidz,nsl Very res?oc fully YOURS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
DisUI'0ciu0 His Mother.

Let the people of Virginia remember
that Wells disgraced and dshonored his
o,en mother in his Abingdon speech.
He said his mother dropped him in the
State of New York. Dropped him like
SOW drops her pigs ! Let Virginiaus
drop him on election day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

ALMOST every colorcd man, and quite
every Radical in the State, has regis
cred. Will our people fail to come to
TINE and register Now, all We have
to say Is, that ho who does should never
hereafter complain Of chains aud serf.
dom, or regret that he has not money to
emigrato West with. We caa win this
election. Then up and at them
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

Judge Howard ruined the beautiful
record of his supreme loyalty by voting
for Britain, of Greenville, Tenn, for
the Office of Attorney General, at least
the radicals say so.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

THE GOLDEN ERA FOR VIRGINIA
The few days lying between tie l4th
and 9th instant in which our people
are allowed the privileges of register,
ing. Lose it and it will never return
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
NN antcsI, Agents, &c tO Zoo

y
w per. m"uih, every Were, pate aud
femae to Introduce the " GEL u'nc lnpruv
Common Seusr Family Sewing VI chine 4"
This machine will stitc hen, fell tuck ,qn II,
cord, bind, braid I'D emhToid,r Ia most
'uperior manner Price only sl8. Full Y
Farranled for Ave years. We viii pay
SlnO0 Tor any machine that will sew a stron-
r., more beautiful, or more Elastic seam
han ours. /, makes the - Elastic T. OK
Slcth.' Every sec,nh stitch can be cut,
aud still the cl1'h cannot be u'led 8pau
without trar'g il. We ply Az nts from
37j to 5000 pr n nth snl excuses, or y
ummis,ihu f. m hich twice that amnnpt
AN he made. Address ST. COMB & Co, Pats
burg p. 3 ston Mass, or S Lons No
Caution. Do not he inn oscd upun b,
other parties pAlmirg Il wor. HESS cast iron
machines, under the s&n. mamie or otl.er
wise. Oars is he "nl, genuiu- ard real
practical cheap machine Manufactured.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

Register and make fremen of your
selves
Fail to register and vote sbi then
live and die slaves
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
VHIRTY YEARS. A,rDerienco
MISCELLANEOUS.
~ 000 BUSHELS coaN WANTED

VA pay Cash Cor 10 0. Bushels of good
white corn, drNv red a. IA, mill, heretofore
hnoFn as "Walltre's Mill" TX niles 1at
"i II 'isl"l The corn must be- in thnradzh.
~ day ord'r, AMI run No. ongh a & iod wheat
AN Or niil, TO maxi it melohania ar.
Apply 20 Capt. IInise a. the milf. o. "a
Pepper Bros Bristof---either of whom win
furnish sacks add money.
dee'sf JSo. S. GtF0Rru.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
The OnertiOn Settled.

WE publish tue following letter from
Gen. Candy, stating positively that per.
sons WHO were members of the Virginia
Convention of 1860 and 81 come clearly
within the provisions Of the 3rd section
of the l4th Amendment We also pub
lish the request of Il I Daniel, chair
man of the State Conservative Com
mittee, earnestly requesting no one be
voted for as candidate for the Legis-
lature who is obnoxious to said disfran.
chisement. This settles tho case of Col.
Compbell, whose disability no one can
regret more than we.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
New Goods! New Goods
the CRY IS STILL 1Hrr CONF,

AhT ~ 10 eAabb AhEA NgMEf
TTAvIYG purchased tho rntirc stock Of N.v
A-A Fashionable Goods Of Nj. J. A. BUCKNFp
bought by him during the last month In tho prirsf
pal Eastern Cities for Cash, nj greatly reduced r
ees, and also having received goat MANY Je.ih,
goods dircct from New Yoik by the Sa,i,Srrr
press, ] am now prepared to Offer TO nv ma
ilcndsr a. well a. tho friends Of tho said j
ever offered Ia this or any other market gon,t
Baltiacrv o. East Of Memphis, Tenn.
FOR THE LADIES
Fhavc every quality Of Dress Goods from
the cheapest Prints to the finest Silks
French aud English Mcrinocs, Mo.
sambiques, Lawns, Challics.
Spring Delaines, etc, etc.
Small Bonnets, large enough
in style for the Bigged Woman in
Tennessee, Ladies' Hats of every do.
scription and price-from the shane az
Turtle Shell to an Umbrella, and on,'
worth from so cents to So
FOR THE GENTLEMEN NEXT.
A MAMMOTH STOCK OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
AND PIECE GOODS.
Equal to IL cot larger than many whnleso,,
houses either in Baltimore or Norfolk.
Calf Skin and Brogan Boots,
Black & White Alpine Hats.
Fine Caters, Walking or laying down Shoe,
THE CHILDREN MUST HAVE THEIR
SHARE IN THIS ELEGANT
ASsoRTMENT,
And for their especial benefit have bougL,
dozen Child's Velocipedrs, the latest
thing out and the Great Mammoth
Elephant, which will be on
Exhibition for only thirty days n,
W. ID JONES' NEW BRANCH STORE
West end Main Street, Bristol, Tennessee.
after which, ms tire wcaitcr gets warm
or, will move hm firihar North.
| have OH hauI ani for sale:
10000 lbs. ru horg's Casting.
5000 Bieto Fouadry CT tings.
O,0OO Garter mud johnson county Iro,
2O,0H0 Roi. Blul, Rod. ami Tire I"
1000 Ear Lead, al q,annfaci'rs price,
LOCO Gals. Keys Best Painted Stoneware'
son Bunches Cotton Yarn.
% lIolston Farmer an Y, Prem Plov.
2 Thimble Spindle and Wood ALE Wagons
just received from he manufacturer.
Saddles, Bridlcs. and Harness., in rreot "a.
riety. for sale cheap. Conf ection, r,er.
Oysters, Canned Fruits, Hardware,
Drugs, Outlery. etc, etc.
and many YER mahy othcrar-
ticlcs o numerous to mention.
Also Agent er the Celebrated Bucktye
Reaper and Newer, combined or single the
best Machiues now in use. Also
Buckeye Threshcrs and
Scperatdrs that
will throw
straw 100 feet IN the air. and also
Agent for the Salt works,
Plaster Banks, &c.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

STAY not in all the tho pain, but 60
aud register Register anA vote. Vote
Cor Walker Elm1uson aud Terry and
Graham.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
RsT MILITARY DIsGRICT,
STATE uF NIROINIA.

Richmond, Va, jan" 4. 1899.
Mr.. Ebert Fb,oier, Bristol Va: SRI
sm instructed by the NJ jor General Com-
mandiug to state, in reply to your letter OF
the 29th ult., that C.nycntions ass, mhiei
Or the purpose Of framit z ,r altering the
organic Nv of the crmmumty are MT usu-
ally regarded rs l. g.slNdT's $. lut they Rre
held tn be s. when they assume, either b,
delegation or usurpation, To exercise the
functions committed by the CJnsttul o. OF
State IL It's l. gsla'uge.
Whatt Yer doubt may exit as TO the leg
i'la'ive character Of a Convention which
submitted its action to the people II lepre.
sentrd fer ratification or r, lection, hc ~ OF
the opinion that there can bo none with r..
gard 10 body that assumed, as the Vir-
duia Convention Of 1851 did, tora's, d. ms,
make war, AMI exercise many other uf he
highest legislative function, or that is
m m crs coma clearly within the provi
SONS nj the 81 section Of the Ia article Of
be United States.
Very + specially,
Your uhedient s"rvlut,
LOUIS V. CAVIAR,
A. ID. g. & A. A A. G..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

BUILDERS send for c,telog1e ct
ID NV Arich fecittrai Books and Journals
Address a. j. BtcSxEIL & Co., Pablishers, Troy,
n. y, or Springfield, Illinois.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
COLpURN's PATENT
Red Jacket Axe

Is better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons; Fifsi-It cuts deeper. SscoBi--lt don't
stick IN the cut Third-it does not jar the hand
tourUi-No time SIS wasted 80 taking the Axe ont Of
the wood Ffh--With the same labor you will do
one-third more work than with regular AScs. Red
pant has nothing to do with the good qualities Of
TINS Axe for all our Axes painted red. II your
hardware store does not keep goods, we will
gladly answer inquiries Or MI your orders direct, or
give you the nnmc Of ihc nearest dealer who keeps
Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole owners of ColbaTn's and Red jacket
Patents,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
Grav-. CTT;.T-yfi,s.

Tie lIirl,viIie Paie te mslSes some nv
serious charges against s., ks, the clpdi
da,o Of The tx RENE Radical. TIL. paper
say;
WI" sd lh- l,si n. o Ia the NAshvi lie
MAJ ket in lSCll Bill S'pk,s. General
Bod -hcAlcd - 'DaEcdn" Bill Stokes.
Who had ncer es shot wi hout trial willie
in oommsni al Cartbagel Bill Stnkes.
VITO sent H,thaway's JAShaRkers To
Hlrt-villr Bill Stokes.
What corridors" did he give themS To
t-ke everything they wanted, ard do as heu
pleased NTH TIE damned Scce>h ,ron,enl
Who can this he proven by The IN ,ers
and men in Hathawsy's company and by
RESPONSIBLE men in Hartsvile
Who countormAnded S-okes' Infamous
orders G.'n. Rousseau. who sent Cant
McC 'nnell, Of his staff, to Hlri9yiNe ard ar
rested the thieves.
who IA too mean to acknowledge ana too
cOwsrdly to denv these facts Bill Stoke
! The papera throughout the State are re
I qu"sted to publish this, aud W. pledge orr
selves to wa the names Of Responsible men
to any one who will assume the res lonsibiI.
itv OF denying anything in regard to the in.
/ famous o ders."
What do the respectable men Of the Rad.
zeal wing Of the REPUBLIC an party in Ter
n''sre think Of their candidate for Govern.
orr What do the honest men of Teunesse.
think Of a mln with such record Us n S
who asp!ios to be Gnverno' oF their State
The Brownlows are outin favorof en-.
franchlsiug thoil own race in Tennes
see. Even the small grceuhealed
tIoak has assumed anglo saxon demeau
or and goes for Senter The Knox
vile Wing, too, marches up to the
scratch with the fo.lo%ing kind of nv