, 1865-12-12
FROM JOHNsONVILLE, TENN

n1,a.,x. .1,o,,ls ,,.rn an re n ,ne
Soutl,-Eacct OF tho conatitutIonal
Amendment on tho Mind Of Ex-siavc
Owners-Wbat Keutucislans are Eop-
Ing for-Ihe lkebel soldiers AZ Citizens
-oont"elh AIauet1 nau tusn ray
1ro.rssronsenco ~ a ,he cn,c,co = ~ Tt,,n,ai 1e'
Ionsaoyy,II1 Tcnn 1,cc = 1ss7
This n,aco vas, I 1nay saw With truth
hroppbt into being by the events of the war:
h,,t rr,,kc ether towns of similar or3uin. IN il
M enbcmeral Growth TINT w1thered md d,cd
when al Goye1umcnt patronage was win.
drawn md when It was no longer needed as n
Government dcpot, JohnsonyIllc will soon
f,ccomc orc of The ,nost ,mnortant-;f mt
o1rendv the most ,moortant-com
no,nta ,non +ha Tcnnrssce ,,vc, Be,no NJ
~ n.,5 ~ narI,~.t,an y, 1o,r rva.n- r.q,ds
,atandaa ~ ] ~ Northc-n a1ahnm, and csnrn1n und
-,s -, sTan.ossa, 49, ~ .h,n,,od te-o
anu EASTERN Asuaseesu ~ T.s,s,.iI pa u. % ne.s
aha sent lot"niu " 1u - Nasu'us -,
less expense anu more e4peotlousiy tnan "
any other ronte. Daily Lines Of packets arc
run between this town and Paducah, Ca1ro
and St, Louis, each ofthese three cities vieins
with the others for our trade Apparently
more Southern trade will 20 to st, Louis
than in former years, and 1t will require but
little e1ertfon for Chicago to secure q large
nroportfou. The opening Of the railroad from
the river to Nashvi'le-the "ork Of tho FED
eral Government rs war measurc-inakes
Cniro and Palucah more convenient to north
~, AIoho1na ani, Georp,a. and parts of Ten.
s.u 1 49," o SI..,,,I,f, 49, rn,..1o.,.,,
nessee, lhan aso ",ehpal' tliu enatlesto
~ ,,,.,r ,,t;oe ~, narer via with f!bicayo
~. iii .o,ttano1 ,xot,, ateo.
or 81. LOUIS Noi "1n ee..'ouat p'e!ua'ee'
ever more prevent the Southern people from
seeking the cheapest md best rnnrkets.
,t11,n.,sH1 ;, ,roanh,o1.s hnro ora-oo,,o
chN""s' eieeneaeA na'I o'e'sou4s
Southern antipathy 10 Abolitlonlsts, Anu tte
hope Of making few dollars will send the
most blatant rebel post-haste 10 the Jakr
~ a nlacc heretoforc fabooed amon~ tbe
hrc-calcH. verify An.u 'ns tspe' oten
brought to his milk, and the South low has
most wholesome regard Tor ienkee proves,
aud Is disposed tG become comparatively
respectable portion OF the Union.
IFFlcAcY OF TuE CoSsTIIUy1oSA1 AMEND,
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We Of tnu uo.yss rvant41s o. lcnncssce nuo
Kentucky are stlll " tne 1o aaa 9ts kaoN NJ, not
what VIII lu!n W nsA.t ~ ta t1as In peo. '..
PIE utsns ."er.. auo s,hanaa snh;nrsteti vrhrn.
MI OF t9att ton hv Y,nkeeS wh9rn fo1,
pea, aha tna1, ~ cnci, snnrcm, cnntanaot %
years ago VIC ne1u ~ D.. r. - " Tn1r ~
oo y. tne nEefe[ ootnene - Mo1c -,
aught else; Ae Is iree, not Oh our OWE WI
anu accord, n1t oy the fortunes Oh war ana tne
adoptlon o1 Inc constltullonAl amenumenl.
Let writers say Nhat they VAL, the SCUM
never gave up inc nope Q! fe-esla olisn1nG
slavery, until flesldent johnson informed
S9utu Cn,o tlat sno ntust aGopt ny son'
e i.;... - ~. G1.;ns, % Hac. NJ
ne III - e.,4t.,,it,.
sona ner Iodrc Nv which 10 ret1nca tfS
ns1ro ~ his former sistns. The sn.co11ed
on6rcnticr aim systen. regulating lnhot
~ inw nrovidIn0 ttst m h1acL.
man should rcceiye employment With.
nnt The written consent of his former mns.
tcr sli these idens md surrcstIons wcrc but
lion ana which would huye oycrwhci1n ed the
enti.c south in n h1nodv scrrtie fnsnrrection
bad The attempt beer made. Il WIS this
ea1c irsnrc honr .1,of ca,ard Kentucky M
rci,,se n rntifr The arnrndment. and at The
lad electian. 10 take So hold q stand asainst
thn Triton. Kentucky wns n Great slave
i,rcefinn State. aniI could the institution hnre
Ectu restored, her negro property would
have been more valuable than ever; but their
tucEians now say trey arc willing that slavery
should be abo!lshs1s I. mt let the Federal Coy.
ctnment 40 u, het states-holing theleny 70
Obtain lfom gosesn.asnt ~ s1ae Tnaa iatnlo l. anc,
pny Tor Slaves so SCI iece- 1nts is low the
hore aud fceiins ol hcntucky s'a4cnolac1a'
rAEirD'cE AaA1Ss7 FREE NEGROES,
Il seems almost Impossible to eradicate
from tnc mlnos OK tne People lne Ptejnalce
asainst 11ec ncgIoes; :,;., 1ney WI nte upon
Terms o. intilnaey Win s'ases' We & pas tne mo.
ment tns ta tat.st a,e ~, n.aue ltee LEY pcsome
ooles.s u na'fG1 ;a ana , o1 shes loanes u
eo1a , am;s'S raticsafh1c a =, Fentuc. u1u icy ,I
inas State The condition Of Of TIC nero 1 n pItla. u
nae ~ .ns oAle tIe Tn. " t9s
nr,ian nT ;br;r ti'nc @ or e9nandcr the,1 aaI: