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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
seashern Railresds.

pas ustsHbass a sogih and North CAruliRA are
aagstng sisA earliest visoF IA The matter u IAsiT
railroads, Appropriations Sis~ aRd RhaFAl, have
bupn made ~ fora zsytsFn -oHas,tiuns. II they
.rs msG BY rsaRsssea sHh Ahs spirit, il ~tii spsa
an era Of prosperity meet eh-srng 70 contemplate
Ne "a ,As tasss 70 do e. Railroad eossscsisss aSd
anss ara forming ID athsr part II Ina eoantry 900
Norfolk sad CiRciansti, washsngtgn sad Cincin-
as,i. wsshinstph and FItsburs New York sad -.
L,as aHd San Frsar.sea & Hissa prompt
w. tT.ziu sil hAvs tyand ,ts ass saiaess will hAVe
arystAlizsA aypa thoss liHss, aud rsaasssSs se -
lsff oaf - tAs lola la sHsl case, sahaas in
t~csiT -ays yssFz u sysr s.,av-f saAt nlghs
have ,s,arsa BY pr1mps and sasrgsaic Aetion 80
urge IRsss eossid-rsloRs aPoa 1af Legislators. -
FSars asvar as moment n hst1Sy . STATE
frnashl With asra significance than ths present Il
10 she siaapie ,.tias II noe % s,a 81 ali stthia
n. present gaoeratsoa, IA appropriation at asIi
ysaF - Two shFsa ysars hsRcs viii asS avail .,
then trade wlui have fouad lie ehahssis sc fefmsd
~ lyaarstAsHs, shd 80 said Bui t. ID
sOath Caroiiss aaon hang Rssas in the Leg
islS,ars - .sasDiilsts the Columbia add August
r,ai. With he Charleston sOsd. Daahllrss ~is'
arrangement thus ssvSg ths expense 1t oas sss y
ofsoass aad giving grssisr efficiency aud uaily &
The roads 80 soassIIdsisi. ss grsatas csu,fr
ssd satisfaction Ia The P~s.sHgsrs, a. aSt psas
/ aul L, change car. ~ oflen Consolidation IL th
/ sras policy u shOft fosds
! The example ol the East TsnHossoa roaas is u
/ potHt The I've r3sIs the East fanns~ses sad Viz
I q aia aBd the Essl rsnaessos sad 8sSrglA Roads
! ere aaS run aadsr sci 81 othssrs nj saving h
The rosas Of perhaps tSo. ooe year Tim, boSsvsl
u sas u tina least # the advantages u this eembi
aatioH IN various JtbsF ways. baheAt realizes
! by consolidation We eEp veil rsmsmbss Wh@
/ the Ssz ark Coatrsl hohd, from Albany ~ But
tAio vas enntroli~I ~ .svsrsi different companies
aud shaH rival atsrssIs and lsek II unity FsndsEe.
the ruota unpleasant, expensive and tsrdy, so
az l. pit the stock ipwn in prize fhsI sFv eli caH
sslidatsi Their stock lie anaBg ths bet in III
-vfid. The fare e 9siy two esRI m'ls Aad ID
Passengers sss put Though S,thoai dsasutUn. fh
Legislature u south Carolina Is seeking ~ improS
Lhs spued u tasir roads and rslaos tina faro Bed
# thsse sFs important objects.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

E<is'rs 81 tie BA's ,-Tha lice spprosssss 81
ths ssleesioa Of . candidate 70 9 aaks the csaEss
Tar The nsxt 8overaor IT he stats. 10 shs ssisc-
ssoa u Vs shsgsd b rovsrasd b. his -spgtA-
slon hsrcsnrs I aie1 aas and rsVgoiieaz, aai
Ia ab''ity - . statesman sal daa5cief- We visa
man vita The iron nerve ssd fearless integrity Of
the present scnRbeat, and, 81 The zane ama The
oo0i calculating stats~mAnssip sal snaacisl ability
thAa vii sssry Stssa tAroaxa aSr present. peru
aisry 4ifssaltiss Hna bald dp kes ersii a sGrs
and parnaneut hAsis. We want . nan slso cspa-
bic q zstsng Spa sss stump tAs .aRasdsss u he
Sppnsis1n and Aaintainiag the hanor and ms sz,ty
Of The rspa5leAa party Sssh man - haxs IN
The psr~oa u The Hcn. Jams \. Ness Il he ceuz-
y Of Js6ssssn and sssAoaf 4ispsrAssnsat % an
ether sspirABtA the vataFs Sf Bast feaaszsss.
prsssat him arst ehocs for Gsvsrs0r. snd
hereby request our Isssgals - the esavsatoa - b
asid a Nashville ~ cAst hsir vusss for as aoius-
tion V5I PePELL
JsaaaFv lfth fsA9
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

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s''ss.s s#sies ~ vrsess ssa.zss ftsSsp~s GO
ssfaaszsss ~iIs - sppssssse - ~ Ne soushssr
s'siHs s't saPpss.s sad ssssmmsnd Ne msrissgsoa'
ssss ssr psymsss
Tvs eiasm u T~sss.~ss s,f sdsiisisasi ssOressns
sis'o ~ss as-su.s~a ~ ~ Haysssa bsfers N.
Pssfaf esamiit~-ths Huass Csssmsss.a ,a .,sr.
sisas ~asd decided sftssssy
Ths Jsdssssry Csnsssss - Shs ss.Sss a.-s A..
ssssi sdvssssiy 70 tie sseassss 81 NE s-assss,
fssm oeerxia II b ssSpsssa hat tss s.asss ell
asrss - shs tspsrt - NE csm~Rtss.
The Ssti0nsi CSavs sios u tssisrsa Msa hav.
sdspssd measures vlts Wee 30 ssrass ssss, -
incsz. sad ssVr-s issis ssss~f Ia. Ia Grant sar
Coles fhsy hess t~s ses-~s asn, ssS ~iiI sssr.
si-a shssr sta,c.t iasasscs. far thar msy eoe
sistautiy, 1. pisces ail Amsrsssa eisis~as vishoai
f-sssd b sh.ar esmpisEioEs 81 en- s7asl polisies
haefa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
That Christmas Present

The Presidential Amnesty Proclamation
OF last Christmas has not 40 mach real sig
nifcancs a. IL would have Il the right Of
the President Ia issue it xas clear The
law Of Congress, under which former AM
nesties had been granted, was repealed be
fore this amnesty transpired The Senate
called the Presidents right 10 issue this IN
question, adopting resolution calling ca
him To produce the authority anier which
be issued Is. Benjamin F. Batter has pub
lished BRET. showing that the CHRISTMAS
proclamation is unauthorized aud void
The whole Subject viii, doubtless, be fully
. investigated. and tho value or worthless
hers II this proclamation viii BE- deeisiveiy
settled The following comments On this
subject frou the Washington CAs1aJrts viii
have interest
Mr. Johnson has issued two ar three pro
CARNATIONS of amnesty since Congress ru-
peale,l the law authorizing him 70 issle any,
and Congress inquired by what authority
he has done Il. Ar johnson throws him
self back upon the constitution. OF which il
NNNtAa tG 1lit tt-2A aAt<t AAo s&ANfaA NtesA-
| button IN is-65, and claims il under the
elaaso which says that the President shall
have power ~ grant rerrisyes and pardons
Tor offences against the Ualtcd States, sx
/ espt in cases of impeachment
/ Il Is routende,i by some OF the best Jaw
| yers in the country that this gives power
/ 10 pardon only after conviction, but none .
I grant amnesty IN advance ct CONVICTION. Il
WAS 81 coRieuded N Mr. Lincoln : day
without differences by reference 10 partisan
| liaes Democrats said 80, and Republicans
| sald 80 and Democrats and Republicans also
said the contrary though as the Democrats
generally regarded the rebellion ~ 4 mcrl-
torious act IN connection with whiCh tax
OF pardon. except Tor opposing It, was ae-
/ sufd. there were not many of them tn say
ANYTHING about t. To solve doubts, Con
( yress passed an at giving she Pres'dens
power t. grant amnesties n advance he
keep ;rom seeming u SANCTION Mr.. John
! son abuse OF the power, e Afterwards re
/ prale,i the at
Mr. johnson further throws himself bAC 4
apaa precedent, showing that Washington
/ otered amnesty To tho WHISKY lnsaTrev
tioaisss Il they would lay down their arms.
| This was done while the lasuFrrctlon was
going on. and Is attributed To the war pow
or, With ts liberal preToSatIyes Of sxPaIs'
bility, rather than 10 the provisions OF the
Consultations.
An ACT ia the nature oi a treaty, exercised
~ a happy alsthod Of procuring peace, eaA
not be stretched a. cover a usHrpation IA
time Vi peace, in wanton Infringement 81
the prerogasives of the courts, and m iea-
aace af the Will Of the nation
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
Fraa ths Anti Saver sssadsl
Weadeil Phillips on Springfield
1a9ieS.

rss 80 Ysrk joarnsIs are -sssiag great les.
Il sTceilsns indignation M Pisa, ssg the course
b. osk n the MISTER IT Bswlss. u tha Springfield
RePssAitraA when - remember ths sbsss znd "a
soIsaes LAVISH 81 ~ M. &svlss tFoa aa EDWARD 3
castle every r'ss sAa s0F tAs -; I'm y~zrs 90
think sscA e. Oiszz4ss has s0taiag - esaplasa o.
He ass eaIy b~sa p~sa u eoin- Ths eDsaesssats
seen shoas eFuaiiy neseeoa, th0agb, 70 BE- EGr~ Mr.
Pisa . asv esg,sass, CA I'D sEp~gt sally - s4ssl
M. 3svs-s. ubo . . veteran IN sAis sas ar.
n Mr.. Bsviss hat rseailsa S~orss a0ms1s
snislfsl asAling With him whan tast g-atssnAs sad
sis friends sere asbbsd "a spFing5al4 ssTsn.sas
yaars SEQ Aad ths seprvs II times snes that - hAs
4oaa ma utmost . psaa0a the ain4 II w~tsra Mas
sschzsstts Asztnst tss besL nsa ia he state, hs
might haze a.sa as b0lsaa soars N prv9sssla I
2saisestiai sss1itathsaA-s mach bsstsS snplay
sBsBt than sAinpeEisg.
Tas Springfield R~ysssseaH his tss Bsss5f IL
scrtsssy, Ass oeioagsd IN times past, - eisss 81
iestFnals astse sar ahqssag thsss nen ssoss pr
ssnA anpepalsrity mssts 4 sass. sad soass. m -
PFsatahls 70 shsIss them. For once Il las niscAf
csllatsf Up
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20


q ssaa q Il Hi ssspp - rs4ssa-
e.x sesin - lks fssAyfzis - petsfsr resd
4 cslsmAzs. ~ ssss<tsa dste<ivs Bar
mors, u sAs NaAhviiis peiiss. Thls ssensrssi
On re Issh fnstsnA Il n eaeaesk. a. NJ
slaee shea neshlax ED b ssssusi q bin.
aishsaEh aiiie-nt ssssrk sas been asde :
Ne auppesssses b skst he has bsss s.as-
dared
The uoineiasHr,, hstwsen those sathresks
sns, efforts IN The Legislature 10 sstsad The
franchise = rvssarsahle. Twill be resness
bsred that the same thing ceearrsd during
the extra session, shen shs rebel generals,
InsiaaiaR him 81 Fort rIsssw nssofissy, At
tempted their maxterly asak movement to
prusnre safranchiaemsnt fos themselves aud
their feilcw.Ka Klax. We reluctantly se-
eeet tha idea that this may bs part
Of the process aaiss q general mass
alarm the pescefisi. law abiding citizens, pat
men in isar sf midnsgAt raids. and srsgn
aed rapise Lay il al 30 the injustice Of
Withholding TIA ballot tfem the "es rebels.
and aaas this sort 81 Presaarc urgr the
passage ef . universal franchise Law ~ a
sovereign panaeea for oil these terriers and
Ills, In ether words, hug the ssnamoas Vi
psr 10 ysar bosom 10 keep IL quiet and to
prevensts from Staging yoa 10 death. Turn
the sheep over 30 the tender ascrete- 81 the
wolves, 70 Pscyfy ne sroiess. We are we'll
aigh forced to the conclusion that IL y q
part Of the Fletcher Forrest Foot Fowler
''eS rebel policy 10 worry and tsrrity the
loyal people iHso taraing over tae govern
uacut into their hand., IA for Fletcher, he
Is aaccpyartahis 81 live in State where
the ''sx rebcia- are prsvvnted from direct
ing It's policy
E~nan r. corrupt 90 bfaiaicss wao would
rrngp~e snch theory One who would
consent, Tor moment, IN yirid to such an
Argument u both ssol and a coward We
hope and bclievo that the General Assembly
will never grant the franchise to Eek rebels
who are uarepcntabt Asd very good
uay ~ bring firth fruits meet eT repent
aneo il 10 use every sxertion ~ pat stop
~ the crimes OF the scarlet -robe'i knights
Of the mask, and 10 bring saeh a pressure
Of pshiic opinion and of social influence ,o
bear against Il that il will u.s. rnore be tnis-
rated than any other i,Tm Of high handed
outrageous crime
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
The IN klax.

Nothing hIfthsS has bssa heard lr0n Deisa ii W
BaEaor~ or Mr. DoSds, AitAsagh scus tsa or
twelve days hsFs elapsed sshss tasy ssss abducted
Last Ssek ths satns bloody organization snssrei
lhs jail at aarfrsssharo and te'oS ,Assssssm ~.
gro aamsa Joe espslsni nas tssy disPssaa II
hm msy he iafsrrSa from tho fset inst he was car
risayE with rsps araaaa his sses.
ma s,ssisisslss has passsa "a ssnsaamsnt ~ the
sailisss ~, ~kIeh gives the 6vssfHes adequate
power - anplay Il asailabi5, Tbs Pf'sislnssieel
ia aasti,sr sel.ma. indiastss hau he Pfapnss =
is.I vim 10 ixsssss issHfbss u The pnbsa psaes
sr--s~-
BOOK RlsBIs8af description ,iase - the
WgIa Office 90 short notice.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

- = g - s. -. 8 80. -
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$50 sss's.s.ss = - : 49, -
80. - -. = : .s.....s - -. &
sis s., =. 80. .l{...s
49, 80 -
-. = -. ,.,,..,.,,s. Il, s,,..s
-. - a., ss... ,sn.a !. = easlrsly
s-.s,,,.. a., ,,,s elv;l ,,s,,,,.s. ~ the state
- a.. ,.w. ,h..sc1 and
w...... ,rh,,sn ,.nah..l v,ls.sss. called
n. Kb,. ara s.a.n~ ps;seasss fssm the
- Ia. ....t L...,,sx ,Aesa without due
80. r. ,,,.1 ana ace .stsr,us Railroad
-. -, .t,a,s,ir, th.ncs Messengers
..-.,,,.x ,h.,s ...s,s,,,ass. Ass;s.... and mr.
s,fv,as conductors, Of Narthssa birth, that
,h.. rn.s, have the Stats. spsthwlth thaa
HAVING dr,v.. 6,ar eouaansers frssn enc
road and
wuxaxAs Cartais ambitious, disappoimt
ea .st AaA r,.a havn bssn snxassd ii,r the
ia., ,,.s. q, ,a-se xuas. in making .aepndi-
arr sne,cass. advising the ,verthrow af the
s,,te r,xernmnet and thsvshy taAssiaa an
in..rrnct,,,,ary spisit into the daladcd
wrptcasa who ARC tbs- brrak,ps the laws
a., A,.,,.,,-,,., ,h., ,,t,,t and vvstF.rs az the
STAT, ari
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wp.l,h
Those cnrplI,n, ardsv this calt will be
.ab,.,, ., the raie. and regulations. "a "a
rank raw. g., euveru,n., The United States
Military Th,,.e srrall,n.r in Fast renns.
49,. x,gI ~ f,,.,,,.hsi ,v;,I, tran.rs,rtas,,n L,
Nashville where the, wtIl he Arrn.~i. e-,uip
,..t ,,J .i,.,r,b,,,.a vnt,r command II
ION I...erh A t,.sseer Companies. here
,.,,,,r, .,,,,ay,z,.d w,il b., vr,.srr,d
Tn. pr,,tatnation viii IN das time. hs
s,li,w.ii ne ,,,,th,r d.aiy,,atlng the coun
ties ,x.y yh,ch I shat, declare Martial Law,
Tho sF,r. .f wh,.h viii no 4, set aside evil
l,yx ,n,i ,.ru c,ssnd,r- over u the Mi
,.rv vh, Gill try tbofa and upon their
.-.avigtsyn dis.,o-e at them "a summary
manner
These oatragu- have bc.a hong borns
eth. IN the hair that they would h.,
sbais-i by the pabl,c sentiment Of the re
.p,..t.vc communities eoaeorna.i Forhoar
.,c, Ia. .sw oras,-i q, be = y,r.ae. The
gx.,yt,ya i. not e, hs. brow beaten. caioisa
,...h.r-,. og,h., lutte.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
IN sANKRUFTCT

IL hs 7,sr-,t C-ast sr be Ezlrrs -Es--s
E1ssetrr - E-sazss-1.
Ia - zsstss sc salE-aa p y - s--.-a-.
WHEREAS \ PETITION s's ~
cd kaS ales y sssf H4st e7 81 h.ss-
IA ar q 1aaaary -=-t -1-TsaPrz
cart shsf = s=.FIag b. 49, tsua aaa s-z- 7er
nss-g, asxsleI 8zsGrE--cT. a. N=sHH.- .a
u Ceras "a Ristr-t, lss l'En a. va. -
D -ls-E a ka5 tast ,hr 81 49, a zT.fHs " f7
= asis 81 2as .lkr- q. '--~'l7
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a-srss.4 a. 49, 4 go ass 81 H~.-
sav -. ss4-. .ar-T 81 .l- ss-a "-sff7- r-
sos - 49, ''e -' -. 4s.. --aa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

A. - - sssIresd sbsss<Gks n tllsnss. lhs
rsiisesAs szsassasx SO 80 fIsEsas. ssssek =
sssas5est sasesrsas 90 60 me = 80 saet -
mSss Fhia ) 1 sssy sss<sis msvaasns - ne
fsrs - vRbllsssa hsf and ssss 0sly W sasssing
tha l4ssles u ~ stse< sasA ere ssakise ED sss
sias sumssr.sssa. sasil 90 saessssaisy somssa-
eta shesa nag ne ss1l issa sad less
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
IN BANKRUPTCY
" HEREAS

IA e Dls4gr-t E=arf q Is -1l=rt +ssfzs -
ussrr-Et q f~asesz-=
Ia So assgss g q as-alza- as#--1-
WHEREAS. i PETITION stE I-~
CaAzS 8ssa a sasl SazIl Na->--. 1a
--ta ~ q DSs1s@E. tsnS- slrr-Ea-- 90 - ="
N. cgart tkss = bzzr5Es - al E.-z ..H ease .''
a. DsaEy = BrEstaF s@aslsJ '
Ras<-fsssils. = So etssrs[ 90 8.- '.--
l-ss 81 a esssk. .. tsS -. al ~ a-- .. --
.sas'lors sss4 81 - 81
- ssss F-sv=i tsozs. as z f.7 '
~ krr-by a-tArf REr=sE e. 49, 100
sao- aaa.s e aay tleF ass-. ~ar a1z grass
sislas,-r snazsd 40 ~ sralfsG 'ae 70 s@.
- -, - a A.r-s y sA.-. ---s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
Nhfrs &c s.aple Goes 70.

During the month u Decsmber the ship
msEsts Of cotton over the Louisville and
Nashville railroad assousted 10 J 81 bales
dentinad b the E1lInHinR points
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
Tennessee In Congress.

The following b,Iis we're introduces uta
tho House 81 Representatives oa Tuesday
me Illb instant, by fennsazce members
by Mr. ArncH - allow Tor the payment
4 work 20 turtIticatiogs To the Commit.
tee On Clans
by AF Mullins For the appointment ai
4 committee 70 adjust aud audit the claims
II loyal citiEsns Of Tennessee against the
Government Of the United States. To the
Committee - Ways and Means
Also. ~ remove and punish all uncuosti
ful.una Office holders 70 the COMMITTEES
8u decentralization
By NJ Butler To amend tho revenue
avs TO the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Ia tilg yut, nj the House on the repeal 81
the teare I'll afiae law rennes se membsr'
voted ar tqllQws
For reposl--R n. Batler
Against repeal Messrs. arneii, Maynard
- ftE- C..k.. 90 sF.,...lt.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

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W. = tt'@ -
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

Tss tolisstsg isttsrs srs fsmpiss % mssy ssiaz
fsessssa frssa ashsf paris os tks unsps
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kSsusrsifs WAse
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Total

The previous shipments over this read
since the opraiag Of the season have been
1919 bales, making . total since the Grst
1T September Of Fl ,2st bales, inclading no
small amount shipped through from South
eFn ports.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

south Carolina has Rinstsen million
acres n land O8ly one fourth o. this IL
under cultivation The rest Is mostly For
est land. Good farming land has boen sold
N this state TOR - per acre during the
uazi year
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
IN BANKRUPTCY

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THE fSsoIyRScy OF flR Estate
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