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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STILL AHEAD!
OUR GREET BOSTON
DOLLAR STORE

We want good relisble agents in every part Of
the Country. ny employing your spare tirne to
form clubs and sendfng us orders, you can obtain
Merchandise. and at goods sent by US will be
as represented, and We guarantee satisfaction TO
every one dealing with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents from every Gus
toner and forward to US In advance, for Deserip-
tive Checks of the goods We sell.
The holders OF the Checks have the privilege Of
either purchasing the article thereon described, or
for exchanging for any article mentioned on our
Catalogue, numbering over 500 different articles
not one OF which can be purchased in the usual
Tho advantages Of frat sendiig the Checks are
these; We arc constantly buying small lots very
and for which We issue checks TIL all are sold I;
besides, In every club we wll put checks for
WATCHES, QUILTs BLANKETS. IREss PATrERSs, or
some other article OF equal value,
We do not offer single aniee Of merchandise
that can be sold by regular dealers at our price.
We do not ask you TO buy goods from us unless we
can sci, them cheaper than you can OBTAIN them n
are sold at about
ONE HALF THE REGULAR RATES.
Our stock eonhsts In part, of the following goods
Shawls, Blankets, Quilts, Cottons, Cling
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Eli CAN'T French and German Fancy
Goods, Beautiful Photograph Albums. the
newest and choicest styles in Morocco and Velvet
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Gold and Plated Jewelry, Of the newest
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We have also mado arrangements with some Of
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such as BYRON, MooRn, BURNS, htLros, and TEN-
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These and everything else for
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The WBLLs DELE0Arks.-The following
Is list of delegates IN attendance on the
Wells Convention, 10 Richmond, from
counties in tn s seS ion:
b .dfv d CASTOR G. Curtis, Able Hunter,
S.mnel Campbell, Winston Wills, Low.
MrCAbe, X, ben ll,rner.
Brand A lam Wagner, W. Z. Coleman,
alternate.
born, Robert II Ssbdra, Ge'. w. F.nney
Sm5Ih- G. G.. G. ,odrll.
Scott - Ira Fusste, John N. Barber.
T-zewell-v. A. wrcher.
Wythe Isaac Wiselry, SIN ell Wsler
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BRISTOL, Va, 4 Tenn.
This House was opened for the reception Of guests
the I'd oil September, 1902 and Ii fitted up Ia the
very best styleas
AFIRBT- GLASS BoTIL.
The Table Is constantly supplied with the best
which tho country affords, and the guests Of tho
House an guaranteed as good Meal rs can DO OBJ
talned at any Hotel In bristol. tit
PRIOES YBRY MOD RRATE,
There Is a RESTAURANT attached to this Hoo
where gentlemen get Meals and snaeks ~ al
hours, from O'Clock A. III. TO 10 r. ~, on tie most
reasonable terms, as my motto il, ITO Live and
Let Live"
Oysters, Fish and Game in Season,
My BAR 4 stocked with the best RrAndiss, Wines,
Whistles, Gins and s0gars.
MASSEY 4 cos PHILADELPRIA CREAM ALE
On drausht. All Drinks, slrSiyht or mixed, TIES
cBSTss
Board AID Lodging, per Day ............. 81 30
{" Aonth........... 70 90
{" without Lodging per S S.s,,s'.''..... 90
A.v. spnADIlSo, Formerly Of Richmond, Va,
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GOODS AT WHOLESALE, by
" II ANDERSON.
June 10, ls69.-tr.
TIE LArBST ATTRACTION rs AT
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For an cf1o purposes Of Lansr
Medicine.
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n T Rules held IN the clerks oihes Of the cn.
"A court OF Scott county, in Es,illville on ih' D
Monday IN November, 1863.
VS., 10 cbIs'
John A. Norvell, Jefferson Rogers and
Mary A. his wife, Gate Mary A. Nor
Vell,) Napoleon u. Norvell Francis II.
Porter and Hester bis wife, (late llcs-
teri. Norvell,) Elijah Ilutson, VIII
liam llutson, kena Hutson, Tennessee
llutson and Thoiaas Hutson heirs at
law Of Thomas Noivsll, deceased.
defendants.
The object Of this bill j. thai the titlO ~ lht
"a cohtrOvers~ N me ctiginal bill and bill ,
ri,w, and this cross bill, be decreed TO have >
rightfully IN the SAID Nancy Narv.ll, and ~
la-tly subject 10 the contract made By the sad y.
cy Norvoll, with the said deorre Francis, dft
81, that the said bill Of review DO dlsniissyd W
decree therein impoaohcd aud sought to beM Hs
on said bill OF review b. disaolTsd
And It appearing by aiadayit died In The a''
that john A. Noryell, Neapoleon b. Norvcll, ffaR
n. Porter and Hester J. his wife, (ale lls,H
Noryoll,l Elijah llutson, William tIutson, b'r
IIatson, Tennessee Hutson and Thomas halsM
not residents OF this commonwealth. II there,
ordered that thoy appoar here in Que month from I.
publication of this order, aud do what II neees,il
IFS an Il 10 protect their interests In tho SAINT
that 'opy hereof BIO published for four susfs',
weeks In the BIittol News, newspaper puhl.
IN the town Of Bristol, VA. and another cory 70,
at the front door Of this Court House Of sco'l 'g.l
intho town OF Essiilvitlc, Va. for the same l'IF'
time. IA hlSS, D."
Aeopy lests. A. MANI. D. Q.
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SrIsiuti 4e@s.
IRIpAf. peoamltr 10, 1see.

The E'iitors OF the Nsws are not respon-
bic for ,.as opinion, expressed by cores
pm. sep's.
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Bcrnaps no one nj,
cine isSo uniyersallyA
quired by eyeybOf I
n cathartic, nor wLssls
any before so uhiWia
ly adopted into us, /
every country andirgI
all classes, as this d
but efficient purgstl
pm. Tho Obvious u
son Is, that ltisamOnn
liable and far more q.
tual remedy than 4
other. Those who y
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HOTEL

OPPOSITE rus rAssEssKR ExcHASoE DRPor,
BRISTOL, Va, 4 Tenn.
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GbU A TLU NJ NILE q UU.I
(saeesssors to Harris runmsr,)
80 and 40 Hanover Street, Boston, II IS.
dee 10 ly
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a11N TONS Novs Scotia Ground and ko,k
IUUO Plaster. octitf LEE TATBo~e8

1000 Kegs Old Dominion Male.
1000 Sacks Liverpool Fine Salt. -.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-07
Editorial Correspondence.

NASHVILLE, Tam, May Bird, 1899.
Our trip to the Capitol was marked by nc
event worthy OF note. Our experiences over
the various lines Of rail are but IL compile
ment to the thousands who pass over them
comfort, kind attention, from conductors and
no deteotjons.
We find the CITY Of Rocks e%nioviug the
iull s]pringtiie. Sweet Nay, the Qneen Of the
year is corona,ed amid the joyous carollings
Of the fsathered sougsters, aud an endless
Frofusion Of flowers. Whatever direction
the eye is cast from the Capitol Building,
s;raiaing over the purlieus OF the city, it is
g%roti6ed by smiling moahw' and forests re-
ioiclng in the loaly vestmenrs of the new.
born season.
John Robinson, tue famous Snowman, is
here, The miret into the city, this morning,
was one Of the grandest and most imposing
plgeantries we ever witnessed, OF a similar
character.
Tue United States Court is in session,
Judge Trigg presiding. No business of special
Importance is upon the tapi5.
A great fire occurred this morning on
Market Street, destroying a large cotton fac
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The Greenerllle slnnderpr.

The Grseaerils Copperheai paper Of las,
week saysths lying report Of Tie Proceedings
Of the GresnsVille Convention was not writ
ten BY Slack, but By a " r%sspsdabls" gentle
nan Of Gresnsvills. Is a man who isProbsn
to he a lyirg deg By good and lsDsss citizens
a "rapseiabis1 man7 II 30, God save ui
from such "rtsfsets5ls" yagbouds. But
R,vsrsaS John Nsst IS The reSonsibls indi.
1idual 10 this eass, sni pot - liek.spiius
dogs. 9ho 90 be dirty work 4 bis bidding,
and vs shall bold Rsssrsas Slick Prtsaaly
r~sspoahbls provided be does "a naks the
proper ss,rseiion. Lick on. q gs1rA ~
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Il UNION FLAG.

Gro. EDGA Ar GRESHAM. Editor q Propr.
STEPHEN A. BOWEL. AssiStant Editor.
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and collected taxes without being represen-
ted. Why he used 10 say to a man here. II
want so much money from YOU, aud il musi
be fortbeoming.p II would be interes,ino
to know what he did with al tho MONEY,
Bat now that the CONSERVATIVES have tax "a
up johnson aud are lionizing him. / learn
from their papers that TIE money was well
laid out Tn glad to hear il, fot il was
always q mystery to me where It went.
1t was at that time, in 1864. when he was
INDUCING in these acts that people used 10
90 up to the Capitol, learned men. too. and
say to him, "Why, Mr., johnson, this isn't
constitutional, this is clearly a violation OF
right hat be gave utteraace 10 the express
sion have already quoted, Show me a man
going around Prating about the constitution
and will show Won a trsitor.n
lest oATHs,
la the Lincoln and Jobusua campigu be
prescribed the most severe test oaths ever
known to the civilized world. and no man
could vote for MrClclland who took the OATH,
thereby drprivIng freeman irOm e~xercis-
lug that privilege.
And yet, this is :he NAN who talks
about tAe uyurbatious Of Congress, He
would like TO tcol you colored meu. hut he
can doit. [CrjeS 81 BE- CANT DO il What
was 1t that Congress DID which was such
tyranny? Simply passed bills over his veto,
that's all. What diG johnson say about -
case ia point2 Whta the homestead bill
was nassed by a two-thirds yots in Congress
and Buchanan vetoed it, he said tkat the act
was most unvarrauted. IL was criminal, and
= President bad no right 20 veto a measure
! passed by "A tgo-hirls vNia
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-07
Election for AtlOrncy.GCneraI.

The Republicans Of this Judicial Circuit
through their representatives in Convention
have expressed their choice for Major A. II.
Pe,tibone, Of Greensville, for this position
He possesses eminent qualifications Zoe The
post, and win he an able vindiestor Of the
law. We must rally to his support. Person.
Al feeling and sectional prejudice have notb-
10 do with this matter. lie who breaks ranks
- this j%uncture cannot do otherwise than De.
sert bis party aud give aid and comfort" to
rs enemies. STAND FIRM. BE TRUE TO
YOUR C0LORSi Victory can he doably ss.
cured by remaining ia line, and marching
sieadfistly to the ONSET.
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-SIlfg OF IRNNElSEL KlSHINGllY lNTlIY.

Circuit Court, March Term, 1869.
WHEREAS, J. J. YRAsBR, Collsctsr Of the public
W raXeFfor the county Of Washington, hereby re-.
ports to the Court tho following tract d land a. having
been assessed for the taxes tor the Year 1885,, that the
taNea thereon are due and rcmain uupaid. and that tho
respective owner Of tho same has no goods and chnttels
within my county on which l can distrain .r said
taxes, to.wIt;
j. J. Henley, one tract ~ land in District No. ..
containing ll9 acres, valued At Sllg0, taxes FOR tho
ys,r 1867 R9,s2, Clerks fee $50, Printers fsa 81 80.
Collector, lee sl.oo. Total, Sl3.sa.
II, i. therefore, considered by the Court that judy.
msnt he, and "a is hereby, entered against the afore.
said tract OF land, In the name Of the State, for the
sum annexed to il, being the amount Of taxes, cost sud
damages du- thereon for the year 1867 and i is order.
oil by Tho Court that the sail tract Of land, or 50 much
thereof as shall % sufficient Of itself to satisfy the
taxes costs and charges annexed thereto, be sold As
the law directs. JAMES +. DEAKlNS. Clerk
PursUant 70 the shove order. I will Offer for sale Ia
the highest bidder for cash iu hand. AZ the Cour,
house dooriu Jonrsbcro', on Monday tho 9th Of July,
1859, the tract II land aforementioned and In addl.
ton 10 The taxes, cost and charges. a penalty sf Is per
cent. shall be attached aud collected for the non.pay.
mont Of tha same, in compliance with Sec. II OF tho
amended Revenue Laws. This April 10, 1887.
j. J. YEAGER,
69maIwA.I Rsr. Col for Washington C9uHty.
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Attachment.

NM: CANNON vs.. Diggs & Price.-In
w this case | fnd that the Defendants
Digs 4 Price are uou.residents o. the State,
so that The ordinary process of law cannot
be served on them; it is Therefore ordered by
me thHt publication be made for four sue
%esssivs weeks in the Jhioa Flag, a newspaper
published in the town o. Jonesboro', Wash
ington County, Tennessee, notifying the said
Digs K Price TO appear before me on the LIST
day O June, 1869, and defend saiG suit, or
the same will be proceeded with exparte.
This 9th Nay, 1869. E. D. RAIDER, Up.
69ma IW4ufS5l
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Now, what did Andrew Johnson say about
the impeachment Of Aaron Burr?
Oh, this terrible usnrplti1u Andy says
''Why, they were about to mke ne out Of
Office aud impeach me- And yet Congress
acted in street accordance With the cons tjm.
ton. While it is true, be was acquitted bv
one vote, yet, according 10 hi' swtr-
ment, made while living, proves him guilty
and The country so understands il, MS two
thirds Of the Senate, save Que, declared on
oath
Is there a Senator here who would have
voted to allow Aaron Burr to take a seat in
the Senate after bis acquital BY a court AMI
jury :? No there is not q Senator who
would have done 1t. Aaron Burr was tried
in court, and he was found not guilty /, he
was turned loose but nos ne public jidgs-
ment oT this nation less sqhslti 0this quilt tusn
if he bad been acquitted WbaG ia The ua-
tons judgment, settled and hTed1 That
Aaron Burr was guilty of treansou, H9tci,i.
SisatR7 he rSJ ACQUITTED by a court and
jury
The case of John Smith BIAS already been
stated to the Senate. a true Dill mas been
fouad against him for his connection with
Burr's treason, but, upon a techpicaiity, the
proof not being made out according to the
constitution, and Barr having been tried
first and acquitted, TIE bin sgainst Smith
was quasned, as he was only m accomplish.
But John Smith was Senator,
ard be came here 10 this body. He came
again 10 take bis seat in the Senate Of the
United States, and what did the Senate do ?
They took DIP his case they Investigated II.
Mr.. Adams made a report able, fJil, complete.
I may say he came well nigh ~exhaustIug Tue
whole subject. The COMMITTEES ted y
resolution Tor his expulsion and hor d!d The
rOie stand IL is true that Mr.. Smith was
not erpslsi for the want Of some ll'tIe for
malitY in this body, the vote standing 10 to
10. Il only idets3 0Ns VOTE TO PUT Htg OCT
by a TwO-THIRns MAJORITY. according 10 the
requirements of he constitution. Wat Eas
ma JUDdsHgSr Or rHs SATI1S Il was that
Joha Smith v0t an ~aecoupdes n Burr, and
the Senate condemned and Giso5t expelled him
not 1arToriqg ttsfyf dorm 20 those ruIss rnd
techuica tiles that are resort"d 10 IN courts.
lnd 6Y r}isA cRIHISAL E>CiPE-Sss Spc'elss
Of AHlrar J9irs9a, PreIts,Ht ip'isd States.
Bossoa 4: Lu1!s, Brovr & Co.-lsG6. Pages
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petition for her pardon. 1t was taken TO him,
he spurned it, aud ordered that woman To-
swing from the gallows. o. shame where IA
tbyblnsht He it is who is responsibility for
the 5loodshed at Memphis, at New Orleans
for the burning Of colored school houses.
for the midnight assasinations which have
thrown a chill Of tersor over the whole land
and for all the Ku-Elux.
oHhe widows and oue-armed soldiers
can't attribute their wrongs TO me- saws
Johnsoa. remember when thar mau stood
down there on Broad street, ane urged the
people to 60 for that Secession candidate,
B%rscSinridge, | have not iorgottea that
speech, my friends, and I tell yop thar no
man is more responsible for the widows and
orphans all over this broad land than Au-
drew Johnson.
ruE con TITUTt3S AGAIN.
Nov, come 20 the last point 10 Jonhson's
speech
"Istand here vindicating the constitution
as it was handed down 10 me, and here, in
the last hours OF life, | call upon you L. cling
to the consultation oftbe country as a mari
ner clipgs to his compass
Now want to refer to something that he
gsid before be was dead and IT 5ntrected,
daughter. aud mark it we'll; "Show me
a man going about the country ]pratiug
about the constitution, and ! viii show YOU
a traitor. That's what Andrew johnson said.
while living, aud what Is he doing now ?
! Going GhoIt the country hawking aud ped
ding the constitution, aud spcwing ont his
yenom against the men who SAY ed the gov
ernment with the constitution. Beware bow
you b reak down or restrict the legislative
oranc b Of the government. 1t is the safe
gard Cf The p~eopIc--that which stands he.
tween them aud wrong Of every sort. Do
You cherish and support tha, upon which
you must look tor redr ess? This pratjlg Of
Johnson about the cons titu.lun is SLAIN
enough TO us, We can take it Tor whatitis worth
aud III show you yet further how rid iculoas
it all is.
ARRgsrIyG CITIZENS.
| want to know Of him where he got the
right to take up men in this CON mpnlty, 10
arrest ministers of the gospel, Gad send them
out to the penitentinry ?
Why, there was one time here when We
bad honorable ey.Gov errors Of the State re-
porting to him every other day for wceks.
They would go up to his room and sit there
for bours-by and by Johnson would LOOK
up.
"Hallo ! What do you want here -
"Come up to report
"What have you been dsing -
"Have't been doing anything
"Beeu behaving yourself have you ?"
"Well, 60 OF now, and come back day at.
ter tomorrow" LLauehter
The House of Representatives. examined
the charges ofhigh crimes mud njsd-n ein-
ors, and they believed him guilty Tie was
tried in the Senate, watch the constitution
provides shall be the court, and be WAS &C.
quilted by OILY one vote. Only one man W.T.
ing the other way would have w~hopped him
I overheard
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JoNEsBoRoUGH, TENN:
OUR PLATFORM.

LET Our LAWS AND ORR INSTITUTIONS sPsAK
NOT OF WHITE MEN, NOT OF RRD NEy, Nor or
BLACK MEy, NOT or MIN OF ANY COMPLEXION ,
BIT LIKE tbs Laws or Gop-rHE Ten COMMAND.
MESTs AND rHs LoRp's PRAYgR-LEr THEW
SPEAK or rHE PEOPLE. HORACE MAYNARD.
- Treason muft he mq1e odi'Us Traitor. mUslhN
punished sd Impoverished they must not only 10
punished, brt their social power must - o%H-troyrli and
after making nessrn riious, every IHi0u man aud the
3ovprnmant should b. r3iu5ursrd ont uf tho pockets Of
those who have Indicted this greet suffering upon ihr
country ANDREW JOHNSON, Auul /. ISIS.
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"tnsnk God M march b,s not been
tnroage 0o'rotaa ny honors kaps not 1m
galafs ~ Mod The vidovt and the Or
afu'sd soldiers eannot atlfibais their wrongs
VINE.
Nov ! tell yos that q tbs lac, day, rhsn
bsis hIonGht up bsiore ne judgmsnt bar Of
ood. no mtn. IN NJ hanbls o~pluie-, viii
hVve nnrs 70 answsr ior tbaa Anirsw loan.
fon. Nasn hrs slrrait va ssntsacsd 10
BE- ban ri. sruy n.a u tsa csomitsian,
te1 srsa tas gnotssudng s~iiofasr iignstihs
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Suppose a man should be arrested sur hog
stealing, o. horse stealing. as tha csss msy
be. Toe law says be is guilty The jadee
charges tns inry guilty; eleven jI-ymsn say
he is guilty bnt there il one man who
bangs out ,gsinst ai the proof and saws not
gaiity What would the community sar OF
that man ? Would people think that Une
man knew more than all the rest ?
LET IS HAvs PEACs.
Do not listen 10 .he c%ounsPl4 Of johnson,
ms disfranchised friends. u you S-e peace
able aud q1iet 20 quietly on 10 The discharge
Of such duties az God has laid upon yon.
Throw OF the garb Of ASSASSINATION quit
threatening and Vlliyingy your neighGOrs
and I promise you that in this changed order
Of aflirs such feeling Of sympathy viii be
aroused that all restrictions will be removed
from you. We have the power to pu; the
ballot in your hands, but We shall never DO
It while such acts Of lawlsssuess are INDUCED
IN as have made il necessary 10 call out mil
tia Cor the protection Of Union people. You
viii never get the privileges you are now de-
priVed Of uuul all this is stopped. II is con-
trary 70 human nature.
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I tell you, JohnSon's got no party. Hr's
got no friends, but its a necessity Of the OLD
demagogus 10 seek excitement. n be were
condaei 10 that Village Of Greenville for
stE ubaths be would DE. he eould'rt
survive the pAngs o. conscience. Hes got
back again INTO the old mud hole IN the
peach Orsbard a, bic old tricks. lCde8 Of
tbststo
IhaVs heard that Iohnsoa saysi ~ made
Stokes, 7 made hin" Well, ~ I've got to
say 10, u he made ms, hs uads q mighty
tongh piecs Of timber. ain not a. fast 80
some, bat you9l hnd ma mighty constant"
rnEff rAxYE
! wish 70 know Whsrs ~ re the power 10
lsvy 'aEsd on thia people rithout reptstsn-
tttiss. Es 10 ths af5t ms fhats-g isTis3
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-07

".. ANN . AhAAAN nVNNHANs
say 70 you ny friends, don't you follow
Johnson. He oAn't do Jon any good. he
was powerless eaoueh before he was dead
snd resnrrsctsd. II you disfrancbised peo-
pie will move along quietly, and keep from
curing up strife, I assure you that the day
Is not FAR distant when whatever chains
bare been put .upon you will be lifted of.
Jusi ask Yourselves what johnson wants,
What be seeks, by stirring up had feelings
and melting ssdiuon. Hear bin when
lifting.
- av tiatihs traitor Ms ,.aied 10 b. 5 cltlssn.
ard % ioluiur the rebsliien hss become a publio snc-
~. NJ fFysibd NJ rsif % tox uh srai men rtsa ~
r-saHscd A. csrfnsAp aHd sgit % dsray oar gors1i-
-eaf. We SAY % the NOT honest and industrious for
ciguef Who ccm-s firm Enxlaid o. Germany % dwell
sntnE ~ and to I'd 10 the uealih q hs cuurirv, Re
tars you can ~ drssn you must sfay here er So
ysfA N - are 20 cautious about fore .nsu, who
rsnouncs theit homes 90 I've vita ds. shat should ss
~ % ths traitor Who. litnorgh Bora AID reared
amaag %, has nssd . parirdilh aai against The sou
srurisnt shich Always protected hlmf Ny lufrmsut
y nat b. mould b. subjected 20 q tsrsfa ordeal bsfors
f-iofit ~ cilnnzhip. A fellow Who taxes the
sAa nffV % ave his property, aaf denies The valid
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