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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11

I have been 80 Tars ..ferai 7esrr. sai
ksar shat write "a b. t-a~ Ysi T.
nYssIf have n5f fsIt these zee. r. ia.a-
'i.s nssr 80 ssash a. aasy c;s-rs have
Ahd here Iet m say, that 1p - ny lGsh
year E-st ~ ne pabF- s-ha1ls 'nas s1'
cIiJ i - bl~sss4 With, aoA rsY ~ that
hase had sdg1nfsges shirh psrhsP'
tbOsgh, ivs poorly Improved before {
vent 70 soFk ss " seWi8g siri zaj
that uyv. sbiis - vsrs. I aal7 p17 my
beloved aunt half p-ice f,r bard, aad
when ! avn cot 0f supioy, abe b. hsr
kisdaess, k0sFds ne fgr bsssiag bBt What
relsics fshdsf Der Ia hosss kest;0z -
fsi9s Bat hsW fs1 fbsrs are. eaaipsri-
lively, ihss have thee sdvaafsEes snd
bow macy vho, Juss - sooH az ta-J are
/ out q EeFk, sad srr naahi- q, pay, sr-
often iurnsd ont e their t.ardiur D ari--
iRsa ths street - ,heir cvsrl44ttsz ram o
w hears i - fall shst 7 -aaagt ~r9rss,
shat ! feel, oT tell What ! Eaoa bIt II
y0a ui.l Do "a act q hatls kib5aeS, fsg
wbish Esny a Faor zrr ~. ever thank
( yoa, sad bloss y1a, - % mag i7r3 n
sFngsc Z" = sea-, u I1-ii-e s5us m thi-
. city 9ho profess {, believe "a asI var
/ sh,p the b.ss--i ksiasmsr. VI E.H glv-
th,s pubiicali5n. This - 1.lst rsspecs,
iaily SEQ, b. sT-Av LLE,
+ 4 SHag Girl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11
f-sai tts AsE fHi-sus firtF FrTa.
Southern Pacific Railroad


The seceptaBce 4 tbs PfrsIJsscy q ihs
suu,hsra Pacific Raiiras4 C.,ppzay By
Nr Thonpsss is Row a kHsd Eset This
secures the futsrs Ne eus~rpriss 10 the
eoun,Sy stsRds 10 bssteT position Iis
debit ars 50 saiiRgaished and ]. = free
ftasn 80 sa.bsffassmsuts The soafist.
4az tAtssssas - Tsaas ere see6as.lAd. sa4
ss .-Fesisr seal Sss ever uasBifs-fe.i fsr
sry pabiie iBpssysa,eat thas 1. nov
sho@H b. all clauses Of the Pppsi.l'aa 0f
+ the Islns Star State
{ UpvsrI. e 500 900 are secuted "a =
! faad fgr the fasaTs prasse ution of she
( Eork % csustrgstloa hy the asesPtsEcs of
T the Prc.i,issey b. Alf ILonpssn- What
may not rssssasb'y be expected ffoa an
+ euisrpti.e .itustsa . this nos ~
+ Yr ThsmJson viii be igweF 5f
s,ssarih 10 The sosnpaBy IIs capacity
Is uoivsrsaFy sehDoulsdgsj, 4sa h's ia
trgriiy IS absvs snsyicios II needed
+ bst tbs stnypng from the stock - this
oolapssy Is isaey character, Tsdagips is
/ 10 . sShsr baaRrss standard, g. give it
/ pcfmsneBeo iH the psblie mind as one Of
ste EraEjssi frssibis pr'jsots u 'bs age.
Ths rrdueitos e ibc stuck sse bsli, the
cutting dsSb = the erpeHsss Il the cng1
paay g., very ms.3erate sfrliard, the
HrihJfsWsl Of al it, stock fran Ihs E.ar-
kri, and Ibe ss,amPiioa oi the HsHsre-
uieut 81 the sfsirs % Ike coHpsnY By a
f genilstseu possessing one u fhs ch5fCesf
Il head. the highest experience iui the
tsnGdsnCc of 8ll ths rtlsr,s.i men af ths
coueftE. csauat faIl d sroaFe .peray and
+ cnersv,ic sciiaa - ,he great sark of uai-
uBg the oceans
The present eaaii1i,1 q the counify
adds ts the eiaias. uLicb thls Ia
RssIFosd vni.Fpsisc has apon the ps0T.s
uf The SJaihsfa Si8trs, and creates = new
tisinsat 60 secure its sascrss To ire
ssHh Il - quesiias Cf grave imrrr
tiucr, Hhsiher Il - p,s.sih!e e. sai's the
I.ri8e with The Ai.sissippI nysr b. =
iiue q rad over siays teTTiluTy u CAD
n5t b. possible that, aB4sr prescnt eir
canstaRcei, even II the PrO,pects oi the
rad we're uaisFsrshle, any "ppos1uon,
not - saY iRdtGrrsnrc. shaai exist 90
ihis -ubIsct ligt H srrsus O. invlfe 'hs
e, operation Of ell S0u;hyra caPa,siists .
+ the It'd advantages % cHsrs a. sn invest
n1eBi FsIkfHily managed an accordance
with the aeE Psi'ry tsasgarstsd. the
stock csnbot fsii 10 srprseiIte in vsluc''
No r1,d has - large a properly compared
With IL stock No eoapaHy possesses
such msgaieceai frsoshises. NJ route
possesses - sascsssfal a bussaess er such
u,sgHiaceat fssaFs inc1me We may
erncratuIsts the coua,ry On The secsPsAnes
oi Mr. Th)mpssu Of the Prss'leaey, zs II
gaaraaiees The sahtrOl u EsARs - make
the HuFk a great Saccesa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11
aas a "a sss b-rass reserved 81
ii-a's-sstis votes. which eIsets4 h,a. \.
Hon. Heraee MaYnard.

Tae Philadelphia Ecsatsg .IosrHsI
ra-ss haHa.ase, but astiisd com mplimebi
ss tLc representative ituls this Casgtes-
sienal District;
pfsxsYLvAsA IsrsREsFs Ia tAs Pshl.s
we hss hseH asrh sftfssssd - tbs Iios II .
Say.aTi, q TsSAesses, In sss-saashss Of bic
late rpersh Il ~ i'sytsa iinAsr Il uiB s,ii bs
HHistsTssieE 70 ne H4eaaa II fsAasyitsnis
interests ~ kaaw tsassthias ~ at. MAJ aard e
stlres iepta lis has a.says kssa HeHTS
tisy Wig, EST The sassesss II that aFsAl
staissassa's FolieJ sf psatseIisa - AasEiesn
is5Hs'ry. Bs rrfsfssss 70 the sesSrr@sisa II
TryoTt. Il vii b. seen that ihis Sgs;Asss FrgFs-
sentative has go mors Ihss oDs sesasias. sieed
hs PsEBSfiyNnia Oa sae alst FoAFaaEy,
iAh5. Mr fhH ips ~ oar stats. sosri 10 sas.
psBJ the faIss TO etAhis han 70 lotfa,taee a
isriH biii Ar Naysstd voted are. Sith
NessTt cesols. pssari, ttiek. D,mtsies, Fief,
eaes JeHes, KsiH, ksSksi, AsaassHasFy aud
sikets
10 the ssh Fsbruary. 1855. Mr. aashss
tnasri 60 ssspsai th- rides 10 suahIu him % is-
ifs.lses bsii Tssisisss tks tariff asg - 1885
9f Asyssr,l suisd zYs Nth Asssrs Cssetie,
Htekmsn. heTus, Montgomery aaj atheYs ef
cur State,
AEala, as ua,,lies sf Mr. PhslPs. sf uisses-
", frum tbs CaH4Hiitss Ga Ways asS Me bs,
u WSs yroPassd ~ ihtrsdsrs on The sams aaT
iaEiH yfopasitssBs ih,iBiss . tali HaataFsd ~
AT Merrill, of NermoBt 81 wa Rassd Go
sssFrbd The Iules, As Maynard V-'lihE aye
s,tb AesSFs. Ce.ode. Dsek Bisa AIssk, t'snrvRss.
AlgBiEowsrS, MsSTss. Phillips ast pibess. the
special rreFs4en'a,lsH Of oHt great State,
As 70 are deeply in the eSeaaisatisn ef the
hGase And matatfaasss 81 the ese.iit II ear
government. &c rahBat see apsH chat gfsaRd
Wsmbsrs sf raaETsss, TsFsssrs'ihE ihs-s
isisresI,, AHd sisetsj b. tse Psspls's Parry.
iaat RsPablsaHi eAh E,uahell then seaport
fToa ssrA Rtn as Ne. Mayaard. Shs, by tAsiT
ssts have 30 hpbiy slsod by ~.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11
s-s the EE-srifss y ~
Our Bow's Pigs

~
la.al saeeisss .psssss pss.s. ksls
- kssil
5es ~ ~ So sisslsssz 80
asasss tis ssss tssA Es,..
fsssyssr-h -. sesp So - sEAs--
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o. vfa ths si4 .,Tss slzzEi-s -f-a
49, yetsfsks kss'. spfs.T'
A. liHsk issls q asAt 49, 49,
tises ssssss fsqa ~ f-afF
o. sti th- ssssass Ass's 80.
Hssssrs sspsas n fhirs
O. sAss sl~ns. FssIiss sArr,
Yau asHa5 Htsla spI~s.
sowsi ~ gFusga - s~ta s-slas.
fse lsis ~ : ioss
tss s.--ss ssasEt sress sss Es'ss,
81 t~s-s - . sss.
~ asas.sut 80. 49, asss. 80.
80 s-sA tsss ssii vs 49,
We fsB sfs-s si.sai- ssass - Ts5.
utss 90 ysss ts,as-- -
. HmuIs ys-t. D. -,-i sss fssz
. tkssssss pAstsr-s t-As
srs ne ~ kss,-s .stsst e b.iss,
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~ sai,ss -sssa=fs ttiEslarsss
ga-H rslsss ali - sassssst,Jiass
Is ssxs .-s ss4f tstss, . sstisss
n n tss ps.sstsasa.l lsat,
ufU y-f= b. as5s.-t g. a..
~ ihss ss-ss yisEs- tssss ~" 81 hsst-
~ So baerhat-rs
Ssia 4ss.is-us- Tia.- aiasa "a -
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a-aswhgi-. A~ss.u ..,s-I ~ si.tsai @-J
HBes Tsa ~ ~ vassss q 81.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11

F.saAsssie n Ksainsky Ra3iraa.i.
Ksksss sssa lssisT fem osi state
Sssalpfs Car Bofp, gising the grslIfJ.
iDg is.slllssRss 81 The pAsssgs II the
Bill IN ths Seeais, b = vs's oi ID to !,
slbosiBg iha Stats AID Of $4,000 ssr
'sals 70 lhs Co'nPsBT, fif every tss 1Lss
as eewplsted az graded, ssd also - saapls
cxtssEioa ef lias foF the sssnYisIiss pC
tbs 20 Rsilss, which is 10 Coal CTset.
ustklR fee mllss Of Ibe Csapssll eosa
. das. This sill secure lhe enpRPlstiOa
ei ,hs Road, Had 10 IL BsSalhs Ihe cans
vlll Ls Tassisg ts Cesl CTesb, il the City
ot kpsI vide, and the epaasy Of AsJersoa
uiil eo@e up sqasrely ~ the ssteTpI,se,
Asd DO sksT daty. - u eoafse they wtil
TIE 'saivi5asl suhssfibsrs aad ssoskk,,ld
era viii b 50 piss-sa siih ne iiberah,y
u che Legislature, that they viii psrIufta
their yssI like wsa The Biii bsviag
Prsgiousiy passed Abe Hssss, Is now the
izW
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11

AFss Csrs- Thts y -ssastAsog sf =
s-isaee - eel - meaiyiRe- Iss ssPFe@s
sih-si,y q ths seiepes Is 70 secomP'ssh
,ls end withoai ia]ary % the heahY-ths
saprsms sseyiieuce q the msdiciss IS n
aevsnpl,-haug jsst that Fever sad AEss
has lesg scsa cared ey Qaiaiss, Afssaiss
Rssaath, Mercury, bet tAs sR'scAict sas,
The deep asd oitss Fais'si ts'tFrais ,hsJ
have lefs On tbs Constitution treated -
than paes. Ayers sew Fenedy cures
u.sASat p-slisis Il either of these o.
suy esbes dcliisJieas saesaaace Aa3 be
pf,saiscs aos SRlY seselats safely eat
psrfeoi esrtaissy u care. wiih uhish -
naay Reutios ssoshsS quAAiy q sEseilsaes
ssg b be sSsflookcd IN thsse ss@es, sad
iAsa - hia los pStcs, vAioa Psss isS
eFowHisg Elosy of Ais arr ssssa ass
reach Il all Bszatf, Lake -, ts''-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11


SIS fossa 10 spsrsss sefy tsisiy sa5 sst
isfsess'ily 10 the employees ssd GeFsts-
ment.
His sliaSssse is lee cents EsF ssea per-
500 ssaHeratsdl hsf each fsrSA, sss sesss;
Zoe sssh esfsblisA@est of Ffeascsiss TO-.
das'ty, ahsen rents; for soeial ssstis.ics,
,uo per esRtem On ths amount .ll1Red fof
susmerstiSg he PsPalsi'on and lso
essss iss sasa mortality 'stsrs, With ten
eSafs fes travelling sEpsHsss, 80 be sscer
isiasd " aiHtiplTisg the s9asrs root Of
the aumbet of pclliRg houses IN bis die.
tfiet by tbe s1asts roat of ,hs ssmbsT Of
siaAFs mslss 10 Ais division frsn the
pfgdpe' whereof is To b, as,i,ea.hc nun
Der # railes t=avsled. and eight cents per
pags fus The lss copies
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11

make Sc sGsh, By bsllotiiag, sHd = $40.
session Of ballgstiags, 70 ors'airo the
llsass rsa that Fs siH 90 IN 10 our
sa,rf,, day sfieT ssy Ha'ii - b eject
ss oFgssiHsiioa, sna proceed "a perform
TIE iatiss Hhlch We aefs seat asTu 10 dts
shsrEe that the great hear, Of Sur soBRify
Willessse ts yslsa'e WIth the shIietT xhicb
SOW csases !, 20 ihrob sna ihss - uili
each, N our oSn spprnpsia,e sphere d
shat 30 zen 20 Esks parEeiyss lsars vsr
hy Of the insstimskis blessing. sh,eh ssa
Only be enjoyed By free cod united pea.
,ia
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11
How tho United states oSasss - Ia
kSa. and How " IL Pad for.


Tht dutiss af Ihis undertaking dcVolgs
upas the Uatsd States marshall., she
sppoiat thsu awa sssisiaBts
fir tirHersl i}syeFaaeat hes in eaeh
State - feFHaefy sss 90 more fadisasi
di.,Iinls, slth each sf shiuh is uaasseiei
q marshall, uho sets ~ high shsGia IA the
district eBaEt q the Gailsd States
These assrShsls are Eeqsirea By sU 10
sahAiV,is tAsis districts, sad fss eseh sab
aiVisiaa 10 spp51nt sA ssslstsat, takiAg
esFs eai TO include greater popaiatIsa
(by estimslel thaA 10000 ia sBy oso
sahdivtsion
TIVE sssistsas hsviag been qualified,
hJ cath fSs tAs proper performances 81
tbssE daties, are fasaiAAsd. Ihroash the
aaFshsls. wlth hlsbks sad iastruoi,uRs
is The prosecution Of their Wofk tkey
ere required 10 aiske tWs copies Hf their
report The etiginsl feiaFBs sTs 6i,d
u.tk The elcEk of the eaRsI Of each esaa.
", add lhs sePiss sFs iawsFprd io TIE
msFsasi, wks transmits ens eaPy - the
SeeFeIaiy II the Stsie .oT bic district, npd
the other 10 the Csssss Vihee in Wash
iuaioh, TAs esaeeasali0s u the marshal
Is "a PrsPsstloa 10 Ire PoPalatiea epame.
rated By hls sssistaBts Should tia, ex-
eeed our n,iiiioa, be is paid oas dollar fsr
each thOasaad persoos snaweraisd shoalJ
the papalasisa returned By his assislaAts
be hes Ihas ose millisp, be receives the
Aam q one dollar aaa tseHsy i've cents
for each zoe ihoasssd persons teisTaed, 4
system ~ eemBeasatioa salhsi,n u 30 De.
nts, bat which Rsy sd@it d ihs peg.
msaa Of q graster aaeaal sH q lsassf psF.
vice, - u ihs case 81 . marshal uhaee
rrtaras ireisae poe 900 psfsaaa At oas
dellaE ssd tussty kSs ssan pss thassaad
pefsass, u maIe thsh he phsss SstHEas 10
aot mach sxssed HiIlies--sa iaequslity
n0t aaasaaI 10 rating fees fog mllsage aaa
etheF services
Tie assissssss who perform The uork 81
saHmssasios sss paid on aiaseat psia
eiFla. eeaaAsaieg N RsFsl EAAAse e9m.
psssatiss fOs lsbor aaa tgaysl, eas uaish
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11
ssBsiariaI Abases.

Ia EsieTsBss is the spuiirmsi,an oi She
aPpsdaiEleBt a lAayiea june FasikAsy,
. hHsisasT 10 fsnee, old sepstars cay
that there hes no' besn - sIormy 30 eI.
executive sessiss, siaes the Tsleeiios Vi
Ysn Barsa andet Jssksos's sdminissra
tratiob RsaifHef VS. charged By seas.
aas Daolittls siah bsiaE . disahienist,
Cliasmsa rsplisd uith severity. DOsi,t-
tie rejoised xish sqSsl Hsr"'th. SHEA
Tooanbs gave the lie 10 Ilooiii,ls, add noe.
liaIe plaseed Il back 9Th Vshgsshee.
Ciinsmaa aud Tooabs we're - for The
dsfsass Of FsHltnsF, Itsa symPaihy, es
they ere sh three ssesEsaes ifo,n TIE old
N6ig parry, Aad ssas sFsf 10 bsPoetssy
fss sfkess. A lsIisH-fssliag makes tAess
psw eosyeris 10 nsmaeFsey Es-sdeFoas
kiaJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11
The Au,horshtp OF uelpor

Ia ,ssastaf Nrsiscoti, of Fis4iis. Nas,
untsi lately. sse e the ed,tsEs a the New
YORK HTo'i Lately, hssevsF, hs sHd
Bsaastt hsl = b,isaaisrsizndihg, aud b.
uaii the establishment Siuos ihst be
urtcs very se,sy lctists frnn Nee iork
10 the Mpb.is TrsGEns. an saissst frOai
one of which ~ sptIesa, - isllass
Tue JoarsAi % CummsFcs j. laying
iae lash Irsal oVotlhe sh1aldsr- Il eiitss
BrascIt tor bis desepiien 10 referracs ~
Iiessrsl Scuti Fhs JoaFaAI .sYs that is
"a fzI,e that ear oae hssaioa,sd Gsherai
Seeil At ibs i.atsa Meeting 50 t -
SpscF mia3 il iIebast, eau get Seou
bosinaied I'D elected, he vii deserve
ersdSt ssl : foreiga ni.sioa luuog
B~ssei Il ssw the priscipsl s-sistHet ei
i;et II H.. father. lie essdacts the ed
i,o,tal departures, uhsa bic father i not
IN iswH, asd aTitcs Esli, fuy . iasg
lims yoaeg Bssnstt Ravc no token Il 81
itarisi talent, but sil ihst V shasgod
lie has b,.ea fs year at nc editorial
reoa's svsTy day, uhsR 10 taun, uoi
s,ghst wrote ~ d,eiAied the lsajlng ed
itofials. IL has moFe tslrBI thsR h,>
fItheT, ihoaGh bot his eTpctieurc There
:. TO person tn The Isiied States that
hes received such an saarsIIoa a. youue
HeaRe,t lie has speHt years - Frabee.
Gsfmssy, i,sly sud Srsia Was st
seb,s5i 10 al thase eyastf,cs. ceRSrasshi-
IS he speaks, sFiiss au1 rrsds ell those
laagssgez uigh tho correctness a EsliYs
Mhsa hr y tSsaIy ass. fee daJs beasa.
his father iateBds - ehasgs the hesalsa
II The Herald. 50 a. - have Il reae
Jsmss q. Bcaasti Soa, EaisoTs asd
PfopsissuFs
" whea the ed gent dies, thea The
hss1isg sia b. changed back Go she sia
s;e J u y. - the saa has the same
asms a. tbs aiher The Herald has
sns extraordinary msH Snssgcd upoa q
The pr,aespsl editorial writer is The
celebrated pr Joaes, whv ), ibe real sa
.Ast ~ the i.sj,-ssisS Cr,S., II t4s
Sasl1. ky iislpaf. The beck uss ees~
ps3ed By iDr JSass 10 the Herald otiee,
ffe1 facts ssd statements that have beea
atsestsi by SIR Benasl Helper mas
have ss.isisi Ihe pe~sav A. PFssf II
this, lei sas ssA yoaF aitssiins 10 ihe fact
BAT nothing al sny eeeseqassce Vas
,siI sbost the bsok ustil fsw days Be
l,sfe the mesiing ef Cssgrsss thee the
htrsid ePsned upos IL, VspubIishing *
rssts asa abasiax u cdnot.lly, dsy after
lag. asiil 'asaibsts el CenEsos. eagsgsd
the discussion. aud the fortaas ui llr
ace. HOPPER aud Bari.ch, ths pabhshsr,
secured braAyti j. veFy shresd
ran, eannvag az foI aa4 deep - sas Il
'is oza se,.'Sb gIoas. II sOJ dss'liFy
ss 20 be euacoetsd, he can DO Il, sad best
IS san tsn Points 10 th4 ga@s,
List ssiBmer Whss he was sloppin's
.,,h President Brehsnas az the SOD
isrs Rssuest, hs gave the latter = copy Il
jsses' beos Their" sAid Rebseti,
i gpa powder eaopgh IN thas book 10
h.. the I pisn to abe devil a" Buehaa,
- amped kso,, ADD BesnetI sdasd,
81 badly bred ~. tn make ys Prtsi
drst srsis;' asd ihss be explained Ia
i 2 3aehaaSn hoe the esmpaigs
vss 70 be HsRsscd The Joha Rrous
sasisess hss Rearly upset ali their piaas. .
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11

dress f7r sisss ibst really sseds ths symps-
ny n svsry honsz, hs.yt, fh5ugh I bsvs
ooly shosn one drop 1T the aossn e 10
Jns'irs ia, ~, FrtklnE girls q the eify
sEPrrisnre s~skl7, snI are -0apells1
to submit D. Mas How trae s. u
that
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11
Hon. Thosass oorwin.

A Teopssseesa, in Wssbiaglsn. Ihas
eonelsass PriEs,s letter % Is, bearing
date JAs 25th
'dss CotEiR mais a mAkHihaest speech sa
fsstsFasy--by Ear the shlest effort, thss ~,
- ssihsE liesys fAs@Eh 10 asa ssres Sish
htrs Ia Ali Il BE sisUS ! sssl ssy lhst fame
bas net salasfJ haesiAsd hia, and tkss !
FrssFd hin - ess % tAs sfssasss ot syFstatsss
Reh sss isihE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-11
as4ss - AasSsttssas.
t~pvs nSss ~ sessassn ssts ses ssssas,
KNOXVILLE WIG.
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-04-10
Tribute Of Respect.

SWIFT CREEK DIVISION, No. Sc, OF T.
We have received, with deep scnsibity, tdings 0
tic sudden and melancholy death of Brother THoMA:
D. MCLEOD, member Of this Division. Having en-
joyed. for more than year, an intimate acquaintance
with the deceased, we feel entitled to the privilege
and esteem it duty to express our high appreciation
Of his character as gentleman and of his constancy
and integrity as Son Of Temperance. Young, :yigor
ous and intelligent cause has lost good example
and sincere friend. Therefore,
Reso1ved, That in the death:of Brother THOMAS D.
Nelson this Division has lost of its most inte-
gent and irrcproachablc members and the State use
full, high-mindef and honorable citizen.
ReSulred, That we extend to the mother and family
Of the deceased, our heartfelt sympathy and pray God
to nerpose the comforts Of his grace to console and
sustain them in their affection
RESOLVED, That each member Of this Division wear
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days and that
these proceedings 10 recorded upon special page o
our minutes and that copy of them be sent to the
family of the deceased and published in the South
Carolina Son Of Temperance.
Resolved That in further testimony of-our respect
for the deceased that the Division do now adjourn
c. y. klRFEN, R. S.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-04-10

The triumph of the Black Republican party of Con-
10 ,t;ct n te elect;o o a fair ;ndic,.
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ton Oh popular sehthent III tiia0 Seate, uIo inuceu
may be regarded as pretty correct expression of the
political views and sentiment of all the New England
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Our nelghooroi tho 1:ouMe'H Gua'a'an, at Counl-
ba, is perfectly correct in the inerenccs drawn from
the result of this election and yery truhully and sig
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-04-10
The Last Proposition.

\ correspondent of the Sumter Watc'nan, proposes
Rail Road between Georgetown and LANCASTER C.
II. lie says that .the face Of the country is level
abounding- pine timber from one terminus oE the
Road to the other The Road crosses mo water course
consequence. To sum up the whole it is the best
and cheapest route for Rail Road, of the length i'll
the State the distance from, Georgetown to Lane,s.
ter by an air line being about l30 or 40 miles
We have supposed that the object Of the Lancaster
people was form Rail Road connection with Char
lesion, but il fGrorgetown is more desirable VIC have
certainly labored under serious misapprehcraon in
regard to the best and in opinion the only practc
able and feasible route to the scaboard, from the up
country of oar section
Thirty.fivc miles between Camden and Lancaster
can connect the two places Of the best routes
in the world for Rail Road.
The enhanced price Of land for miles, on either side
Of tie track, would moro than pay for it. The pine
timber alone would pay for it.; the Turpcntinc which
could nc produced along the route would pay for it
twice over and there many incidental advantages
which would result directly from the building of such
a Road. connecting at this point with the South Caro-
lima Rail Road. However, we do not intend to afguo
such palpablc proposition there arc those along the
-outc more Immediately interested whose pccun:ary
welfare would bc promoted largely by such move
if they want the Road let them give the necessary en-.
couragemcnt, and the work will lie done.
If the people Of Lancaster prefer connection with
the Northeastern Road Tia Bishoprlc he it so; in
our humble Judgment that is not the best route and
it would lie singular idea to attempt to build Rail
Road connecting with the Northeastern Road, Which
would require million and half of dollars or there
! abouts, when less than halt Mat amount would con-
meet them at Camden with Road in successful opera
tion and which would insure direct connection
with Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, &c.
We arc. gratiGcd to find that our suggestions arc
meeting with the support Of our best and most promi
ncnt citizens in the Town and District Interested in
the. enterprise. .... :
let meeting B6 6ifca lc:neccssarystcps taken
in the right direction, and almost certain that
SUCCESS will follow.