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The Law III the Virginius Case

Is August 1872. Daniel Websttr r.
in letter to Lord Ashburton, an
nounced the American doctrine OF
maritime rights as follows:
"A vessel OH the high seas. beyord
ue distance of u marine league from
the shore, is regarded as part OF
tie territory of the nation to which
size belongs. aud is subject exclusive
" to the jurisdiction eli that nation"
Aud in his instructions to Edward
Everett at that time minister to
Ia. land, Mr.. Webster said:
1T may be asked, if a vessel may
not be called Oh to show her raperS q,
why does she carry pipers? No doubt
he may be called M To show her pa
GERS but the question IS, where, when
and by whom? Not III time OF peace
o. the high seas. where her rights
n. equal 70 those OF any other yes
sc aud where none has a right to
mulest her The use of her papers
:, la sine of var, to prove her
teatralily when visited by belligerenl
cruisers: and ia both peace and war.
Ia show her national character in
those ports of "Iher countries 10 which
ne may proceed for Purposes of
trade.
Aud the New York World quotes
the following solemn declaration our
government made ia 1912 TO 6 Ell
Britain uf the rue by which there
after it woald be eu:1 led, viz:
That rule announces. therefore,
wa Il will hereafter be the principle
maintained by this government. In
every regularly documented American
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LETTER FROM SCOTT.
About that Radical Vote.
ESTILLvILLE VIRGINIA,
NJ LII 1910

ESTILLvILLE VIRGINIA, I
Nov 18th, 1873. I
see a very remarkable communi-
cation in the Courier of Nov. 14th
signed "R. A, A" iii which this Ian
guage is used: Hughes ran consid-
erabiy ahead Of his real strength, Ow-
ing TO the fact that many friends of
.e unsuccessful candidate for Dele
gate, voted for him III order to secure
votes for their man-as is the Iniver-
sal expression and beIief.n What
means this sagaciOus correspondent
had of learning this startling Tevela-
ton, or by what means 'factS,n can
he distorted to mean exactly the con-
trary of the truth, ] can only surmise.
r. \. A. has been led into several er-
rOrs in his said communication -
There was not a gain of 500 vOtes.-
Richmond received 934, Osborn S6j
Ra r ,dical, 197. [ concur with
K. a. A, that kemper,s majority
would have been greater, had here
not been scratching done. 1t is gen
orally believed that many" of Rich
mond's friends swapeG kemper for
Richmond, 1t seems rather strange
that the heaviest and only relative
radical gains were made at the pre-
cincts where Richmond received ma
jorities j. NJ. Head, Esqr, says he
was present at the counting of the
ballots at Stony Point on the night
of election, and that Richmond re
ceived % votes. and of that number
y were OH the straight Hughes ticket.
There were % negro votes cast at the
Court House, and OF this number am
informed that Richmond received 10,
Nor is this strange when every body
knows that the same doctrine las to
The Rail Road only that Richmond
advocated in this County during his
canvass. was advanced and main
tanned by Hughes in his speech made
here OF the September County Court.
Opposition TO Malone and his poll
cy, was the main plank III Richmond :
| canvass and every one knows that
Hughes and the Radical organs
this State We're bitter against Malone
Richmond and Osborn are both Con-
-ervatives and ran upon that platform
and | regret that the campaign must
1 e brought into the newspapers. But
| want fair play and a clear record.
II is little too late for II. A. A. to
I
| being on the Richmond side. 1t was
uell known before and since the cleo
| lion, that Owens was brought out by
the Osborn party in the lower end of
this County, against Gibson, who was
believed to he favorable to Richmond
The communication of r. a. A, was
just brought TO my attention. and /
only have "A few moments in which to
write this, as Circuit Court is now in
session here, and all my time is re
quired in Court. N>ither Osborn or
his friends, or the friends of Malone
in this County. will blush or shrink
to have the fullest and most scrutini-
zing investigation made of the whole
canvass. They will come out with
bright escutcheons and an untarnished
record, they challenge a comparison
with the opposite party. They can
show why Hughes vote in this Coun-
", was heavier than usual.
NJ. B. WOOD
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THE BLOODY ISLAND.

The Cuban sky seems overcast
by a cloud which portends a storm.
\ week ago it was not larger than
the bloody hand which murdered
and mudll2ted she crew of the
Virginius. To-day its angry sur
face is boiling and surging under
Influences which are calculated to
bring Americans to their feet and to
iopl lie t. its downfall he wicked
and cruel rule viii Ia for centuries
h Is made it the bloodiest portion
eft TIE Western world. The first
soft answer of Castellar's Cabinet
has not been followed by such ac-
ton as was anticipated. Such
seems 10 haze been the popular
ury of the Spanish populace that
CIR minister, of Madrid, Gen. Sick
les, has been threatened with mob
violence. "No American interiors
ference to be tolerated" is Il e cry
that rings over the hills of Spain.
We are not disposed to attech too
much importance TO the action of
the cabinet. We know that Cas-
telIars has already more than he
ran manage in the Carlist rcvolu>
ton and he can by no means take
upon his shoulders any additional
trouble. II the pacific policy Of his
cabinet meets with hostility at the
! ands of the people, he is in no po-
.ition TO stem the wild current of
that o. potion. Especially is this
the case z The carlists should favor
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SERIPED POPLINS at one shilling.
worth 25c per yard;
TYCOON REPS at 25c., reduced
from 30c.
FRENCH CALICO at Soc, reduced
from Soc;
BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. TO 81
per yard;
EMPRESS CLOTHS from 4Oc, to
75c. per yard-a reduction of ten
cents per yard.
FRENCH MERINO a; 60, 10. 75c.,
and up to 81 % per yard, all great>
ly reduced prices,
BLACK SILKS 1T 81, S1.25 SI.75,
81, and up to $3.50 per yard.
C0LORED SILKS from ST so TO SO
per yard.
SERGES and Sattens in all colors at
reduced prices
| GOLORED CASHMERES at SOC. .
reduced from 81.
| BRILLIANTINES from Soc. to 81. 80
per yard, these goods are equal to
| silk in appearance and better fer
wear.
ALPACAS in all colors at 25c. per
yard, reduced from SOC.
Excellent astcolored CALICOES at
SIC. per yard.
REDINGOTES reduced from sic to
SIP.
REINGOTES reduced from SI5 to
$40
REDINGOTES at S6-would be
cheap at IS
A large stock ofCHILDRENS SUITS
last years sJyles-at one-hali
the cost.
Full yard wide WHITE FLANNEL,
warranted all wool, at 45c. pei
yard-regular price 6Oc.
WHITE FLANNELS at all prices
from 25c, to 81 per yard.
RED. YELLOW. GRAY, and BLUE
FLANNELS in ali qualities. at re
duced prices.
! UNBLEACHED CANTON FLAN,
MEL at logo. per yard-reduced
from 20c.
Handsome STYLES of CASSINERES al
! 81 and 81 % per yard-regulal
price Sl.25 and $I.50
CHARLOTTESVILLE HERRING
ROME and TWEEDS at Soc. reg
ular price 81.
SATINETS at 40 and 5Oc.-re ulal
prices 80 and 60c.
Great reductions in al kinds OF
TWEEDS and JEANS.
GORDTROY in ali qualities and col
Ors at reduction of % per cent.
A large assortment of goods suitable
for boys wear
CAMBRIA, MUSLIN, full yard-w ide
at Zoe, regular price. 25c.
| WIDE CHECK MUSLIN suitable fol
aprons. ressing-sacques. and wrap
pers, at Soc worth SOC per ard.
Full yard wide BLEACHED COT
TON at 10c., reduced from lie
PRIDE-OF-THE WEST COTTON
| at 2Uc.
NEW YORK MILLS at I9c
WAMSUTTA at lSc
PILLOW-CASE COTTON, ~ inch
es wide at 265c per yard
FuIl-width UNBLEACHED SHEET
ING at 28c per yard.
Full width BLEACHED SHEETING
at 33c per yard.
COTTON DIAPER. linen finish, at
Sl.25. regular price 81 so
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 81 and
So per dozen, regular prices So and
81.
TABLE COVERS, all wool, at 81
worth 81 so
LINEN TABLE,CLOTHS, full two
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SILE Or fdLULDLG A.EA L
ESTATE-

TRACT OF LAND Of 434 ACRES
rolling lands, with more than One-hal
with as fine timber as grows in S. w.
Va. good
Two 5TORT BRI OK OUI.L-
LING
with ell of same height. out-houses
&c. and good spring water. An or
chard of thrifty young apple peach pear
and plumb trees
The lands are situated within mile
and half of Bristol, in Washington
County Va. and will be sold, all to-
gether ifa purchaser should want the
whole oft.
The farm can be divided into three
divisions of convenient size, with a
fair proportion of timber to each divis-
ion, and either of these divisions will
be sold to suit purchasers.
Some cash in hand will be require d
and liberal credit (say of one, two and
three years. will be given to the de-
ferred payments and lien retained to
secure payment.
This tract of land is the land in which
the Rev. SamT. H. Willard now re-
sides.
Mr.. Willard also offers for sale one
half interest in the Mill one mile East
of Bristol, known as he"Millard Mill"
1t is Touring mill. with capacity
equal to most if not any Mill in the
country. and with sufficient and mex
haustable water-power.
A purchaser would be required to
pay some cash and time given on de-
ferred payments, with vendors lien re-
tanned.
All inquiries will be answered by the
undersigned or by the Rev. S. II.
Willard. p. o. Address, Bristol Ten
nessee.
YORK & FULKERSoN.
Sent left
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The Knoxville Adjustment.

hS IAtAOAhlA tS aNaJ tiStniCIil'
The withdrawal of the parties
TO the strike on the Z. T. Va. &
G Il. r. from the various unions to
which for some time they belonged
was a happy ending of that unfor-
inmate affair. The company through
V. z. JaQues was triumphant be-
cause it was right, and the en-
ployees suffered because they were
wrong. Who can doubt the evil
effects of a combination between
the presidents of all the railroads
against their employees Yet such
a combination would be just as le-
gitimate as one of the employees
against the companies. There is
there can be but one means of
preserving he rights of labor and
that means Is opposition to comb
nations among both employers and
These combinations
are among the most pernicious CT
the isms which haze had their birth
in New England, and if Capt
Jacques has been slow tostrike them
it must also be said that he has
dealt them blow in Tennessee
from which they neither viii nor
IN recover.
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Upwards of fifty First Premium
Gold and Silver Medals, were awarded
to CHAS. NJ. STEIFF. for the best
PIANOS, in competition with all the
leading factories in the country.
Office and Warerooms, No. ON. Lib.
erty ST., Baltimore, Md.
The superiority of the Unrivalled
Stieff Piano Forte, is conceded by all
who have compared ii with others. In
their New Grand Square. Il Octaves,
the manufacturer has succeeded i'm
making the most perfect Piano Forte
possible.
Prices will be found as reasonable
as consistent with thorough work
manship.
A large assortment of Second Hand
Pianos always on hand, from SIS to
$500.
We are agents for the celebrated
! Burdett Cabinet, Parlor and Church
Organs, all styles and prices, to suit
every one, guaranteed to be fully equal
to any made.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue con-
tanning names of over 400 Southern
ers, 500 of whom are Virginians.
200 North Carolinians, $50 East len
nesseeans. and others throughout the
South, who have bought the Stietl
Piano since the close of the war.
May y, '73,-ly-
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Hon. R. R. Butler left Abing.

Hon. r. r. Butler left Abing-
don for WasEiu': on City on yester-
day, He had an engagement to
appear at Joncsboro,' Chancery
Court as counsel for ]. A. Mabry,
but missed the train and without
further ado started for the national
capital to look after Cuba He
will be a candidate for reelection
it is said. Those who are ambitious
f + seat in Congress, from the
first District may as well temper
their blades for the conflict.
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Commissioners sale.

By virtue OF the decree Ia the Of +. F. Iobn-
son, VS.. jos. Crowell and oshsra. pending in the
Circuit court OF Washington county, irginia,
made and entered the 22d day Of set 1873. " ~
offer for sale thr premises to the highest bidder
the property situated in the town OF 1ood~ou,
Washington eounty. Virginia, known The '.Cro7 :
ell property. Being lots 20 and a in the plan 4
sal town Of Good 500.
TIME OF SALE. On Goth Of December, 1873
TERMS fash in hand sufficient to psy cots OF
suit and expei Of sale, and the remainder ia
three equal instAlments notes with approved seeu-
rity required of the purchaser beari & Interest,
aud a lien retained on properly
U. l.. YoEK, lc,s.
A. gCLKERsOS. 5
~
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ylrds long. at 81, worth 81 .25.
LINEN DOYLIES at SOC per dozen.
hAhoEILLES QUILTS al s., ie-
duced from S..
CALICO COMFORTABLES. large
and heavy, and manufactured OF
the best material, at 81 so, worth
NAPKINS, warranted all liner. a.
Sl.25. and 81 so, md up TO 81
per dozen.
Excellent PURE LINEN DAMASK
from soc to 81 per yard, all very
cheap.
BLACK and WHITE PLAID
SHAWLS at 81 so reduced from
DOUBLE SHAWLS, same style, a.
3. reduced from 4.
DOUBLE TWIST Cong or dcuble)
SHAWL at 8. would be cheap at 1
STRIPED SHAWLS from $50 to
a reduction af25 per cent.
SHETLAND and BREAKFAST
SHAWLS in great variety.
Extraordinary bargains in WHITE
and GOLORED BLANKETS.
TIDES in great variety from SOC to
l.50-aiI very cheap.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS from l to 8.
BALMORAL SKIRTS at 75c. /.
l.2j. 1 80 up 250-all much be-
low regular prices.
NERO SHIRTS and Drawers for
men, women and children at all
prices.
All kinds of KNIT GOODS. such as
Breakfast Shawls, Nublas. Sontaps.
Jackets, Mills, Gloves, Hoods,
ScarfS, and Pulse Warmers.
In CARPETS we make reduction of
from 10 to 25c, per yard. and now
Offer the best Tapestry Brussels at
%, best Ingr in at 1. ITO and
l.20. Oll-ClOths al 50 and 7jc. per
yard
RI 5 and MATS in great variety at
popular prices.
TRUNKS i'll great variety at ex>
tremeiy low prices
y full rs orrment Of VALISES and
TRAVELLING BAGS.
y large assortment of FURS for la
dies and chiIdred at much below
regular prices.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERED EDG,
ING 1T l2Ic worth 20c., at lje
wOr h 21c and a full! assOrtmau,
OF EDGlNGS a-d INSERTINGS W
to 3 pei yard.
PILLOW-UASE LACE at 50., 7jc,
and | ge dozen 5aris.
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at SOC.
per "OZen. worth 80
LADIES LINEN COLLARS trim
med with eIging at Zoe worth 25c.
EDGINGS at Is, p. and soc. for a
piece Of - yards, any of which are
worth d nble the money.
SEWING-MACHiNE Oil, the best
manufactured, atI5c per bottle.
MACHINE-NEEDhES at 30 and SOC
for paper of ten
RUFFLES Of the latest STYLES.
BUTTON-MOULDS in all sizes.
LARGE CORD.
COATS and CLARK'S COTTON at
Y; per dozen.
STRIPED WOOL ana COTTON
HOSE in great variety, and thou>
sands of other articles not men.
toned in this advertisement.
We are determined ~ moo. tba
wants of the people, and have fixed
prices accordingly Parties having
the cash will find that they can save
at least % per cent, by purchasing
their goods of
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Commissioners sale.

Pursuant to decree Of the circait Court OF
Washington county, Virginia, msde the 10th day Of
October 1873, in the Of Elizabeth y. Dreks.
James Hsnrtze and 9th rs, will, on THE BOTH
DAY OF pECBMBER next, offer for le, to the
highest idder, the House and Lot In Goodson. Viz
GINA, known as the yellow House Property"
TERMs.-One fourth Of the purchase money to
be paid on day Of sale and the remainder in two
equal instruments on - and Is months time, notes
with approved personal security required OF the
purchaser, bearing interest from date, and lein
tanned on tbs property.
U. L. YoRK,
Scr. s-lt3S. Con1lis sioasE.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
LAW DEPARTMENT.

J. B. Minor, Ii. D., Prof Com. and Stat Law s.
o. Southall. IL. D. Prof Equity and Law ereh-
ant. lnternat1 Law. etc. Session begins Oct 7,
1873, and confines nine months Instruction by
textbooks and lectures combined. illustrated by
Moot-CouE, exercises. For catalogues, apply Up.
Q. University of Val 20 WI. wgRrENBARBR,
ssc'y Fsc'y.
Angus 10
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PLAIN FACTS.
Blank Deeds.

We have printed a limited num-
Der of Deeds. which are exactly in
conformity to the Code, with &C
acknowledgements printed for both
the husband and wife. They are
printed on fine tough Bond Paper,
and will bear folding and handling
without damage. Parties wishing
a handsome statutory form for deed
will apply at the office of the BRIs-
toll News.
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TLANNELS, Tickings. KY. Jeans, CASH
IL meres and Tweeds, Boys and Mems
heap summer wear, Brown Linens, Crash
Towels and Toweling, just to hand at prices
as cheap as similar goods can be had in the
market. These are now selling for cash at
PRICES below the market by DUNN & CO.
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very small detection TO the flag OF
Don Carlos would suftice to over
throw the republic. To us there
seems possible no modification OF
the demands which our government
must make. We should demand
the surrender Of the officials who
have refused to our citizcrs the
right Of fair and open trial /; the
right to produce their evidence and
have 1t heard the right to the aid
OF counsel the right TO those de-
laws which bring tc bear on inves-
LEGATIONS, the concentrated light OF
public opinion, the same right OF
delay and counsel, and trial open TO
the eve and ear of all mankind
which we extended the Modocs who
murdered Candy under a flag OF
truce. Never shall we submit that
our citizens shall first be executed
and afterwards tried. Admit that
tie Yirginius WAS dipredating yes
sci, that it had violated alike its
own flag and the right OF Cuba.
Neither Spain nor any other mortal
power shall live to triumph over
the lawless act which took her crew
to the seclusion Of a military csmp
and having first cut off communi-
cation with civilized men, by dis
troying the Geographic connection
then proceeded to STAY and mu-
tilate them.
The Spanish government has
since 1871, the date f the Cuban
revolt, denied with great emphasis
that there was any insurrection in
the Island. This, at law, emascu-
lates the Virginius of any animus
TO sustain or aid the enemy OF
Spain. Ii there was no insurrec-
ton, the Firginius could not have
been aiding one. None Of the ma
tons of the earth have accoi ID be-
ligerency to the Cubans.
1t is time that the great nations
of the world had put period to
the ATROCITIES Of Spanish power.
From the cruel crusades of Alva
under the banner Of Phillip the
second, through tie groans and
blood of the inquisition, which freed
the Netherlands it has defed the
enlightened usages Of ma kind
1t OVERRIDE Peru and Mexico where
it overth.ew the proudest dinas-
ties of the heathern world. Yet
while it abolished the sacrifcial
tables OF the aztecs it supplanted
them with a morastic despotisim
little better. But for the polished
but iron hand of Napoleon its
bloody sword and banners would
have been carried into tie loftiest
and most cultivated of Christian
civilizations.
There is a painful similarity be-
tween the long destinies of Cuba
and Turkey. The Turk and the
Sraniard are alike the foe TO de
ccncy and culture. For centuries
they have dominered and held the
key to the central 5eIs OF the two
hemisphereS. The Gulf of
Mexico is our American Mcditer-
anean. They have held and cursed
the iairest lands Of the world, and
in the fields OF their conquests they
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief foV Young Men IRON the
eff els OF Errors and abuses in early hfe Man
hood Restored Implements To Marriage ~ moved .
New method OF treatment New And remarkable
'edies. Books and Circulars sent free, IN sealed
elopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
south Ninth i, 'Phi.aEsIsh ia, Pa AN Ia
tuuon Saving \ high rePztAtion Cor honorable
onduet and professional skfu
Oct. Is ls73.--ly.
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WANIEaIa BIZ HEARD FROM.

If anybody has ever used the thorough and
scientific course of treatment recommended
by the proprietor of DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy for tine Gu of CataTrh and has not
been perfectly cured, the proprietor, DR..
K. V. Pierce, would like 10 hear from that
person, and by addressing MIN atthe World s
Dispensary; Buffalo, n. Y, such person, if
there be one, win hear something to his or her
advantage, az the Doctor is in earnest when
he offers $500 reward for case OF Catarrh
which he cannot cure, and is perfectly able
to pay it if he fails in single case, as any
one may ascertain upon enquiry. The
thorough course Of treatment referred to and
recommended by DIR. Pierce consists in the
use Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with DIR.
Pierce's Nasal Douche which is the only
means by which the fluid can be carried
high up and applied to all parts of the nasal
passages and the chambers connected there
with in which ulcers exist and from which
the discharge pr, Deeds. In addition TO this
thorough application of the remedy, which
should always be used warm, DR.. Pierce's
Golden MedieaI Discovery should be taken
earnestly as constitutional treatment, with
out which few cases can be cured as the
disease is always bontitutional and must be
treated accordingly. The treatment has no
unpleasant features about ii and has the
advantage of never driving disease to lungs
as there is danger of doing by the use Oh
strong, irritains snuffs or poisonous solutions.
PLAIN FACTS.
FRANKFORT. Mich, Sept. 18th, 1873.
A year ago had a bad cough from the
Catarrh which had got in my trOat. l tried
IL good many things lint got nothing TODD me
any good until used your Golden Medical
Discovery and DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
I ey cured me in three months for which
am very thankful. AMOS FISHER.
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a CARD.
DR @. A. BOYER, havir

DR 81. q. A. BOY Elk, having per
~ manentiy located himself in Bristol
Tenn, offers lis professional services to the
public for the treatment of all diseases pc
culiar to Women and Children. Having
inside this branch of his profession speei-
alfy for nearly twelve years, and the general
success attending it. has induced him to con-
fidently assure all who may place themselves
under his care. the most approved methods
of treatment now known to the profession
He intends no disparagement IN saying that
no l,hvsician can arrive nj distinction in the
management of those diseases unless his
whole time and attention is given to their
Investigation and .tudy. Many of them be-
ing peculiar in their nature, delicate to in
vestigate and consequently difficult to under
stand, makes it quite essential that the en-
tire thoughts OF the practitioner should be
enrrossed with the subject. Ladies' living
Mt a distance who are afflicted with CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS viii be- received into his house.
and placed in the care of his wife, who will
see to their general comfort, through good
nurses, regulated diet, &C., at cheaper rate
than they could be visited far in the country.
Should any however have friends in town
and prefer being with them, the same medi-
cal attention will be given them rs if they
were in his own house. Married ladies can
confde in the good treatment Of the Doctor
in all cases, and under all circumstances.
%Resi1ence at Thomas House, on Main
Street,
Bristol, Tenn, Dec. II, '72.--ly
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merchant vessel, the crew who navi-
gate it will find their protection In
be flag which IS over them"