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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
paurla. Thrsassnsa

The Chsrlsstou Mercury, sf Fscsus
ste, =. lsats from The sssig5msry Pot,
sys
Mr. p1sglas. gpoa the baak % ihiS inso-
sHt assertion ~ bis esshst possibly EsAs .
yeseh is ssuth CsF13tsa. Hisvoics viii r5t
: tolerated IN this STATE --sTsn though IA -
frss soaRtry. q is more thss ibs whole
ONE condition ~ bis skin e WORTH IL
,ggla be kicked ffom every stamp n fhr
tate The ssv ~ sbasas from every qasrfsf
r ,hs ssath. shgaiA rise uP agaiBst 'srgis-
= that shs has nr, Only permitted her s1ii ~
lsssera,sd by the bullying threats sf vip-
snrs su.iasi her SBGihrrB s.a'fT stab h'ti
,pp bsys been f5und thsfs-fgspd iB Hssss~s
20 boot on this Western b eisckznard vita
heir rasafd'y sbau's Of appiaase Shane
hsms apoa poor oil FifRiRia- v b." could
ave tborgat she uuai1 have cone Q"
fhfs7'
Yas. au4 this il ths T,sy,' - che Bis'fHiDn
,srtJ supporting BssrkirriaFs sHi haes.
hey 20 North soi vaHf H3 sartbsTa seH.
o their teeth. ana 70 a Nar'bsrH msn r"ms
.3ata sud simply rr-as the ~sras q trnrh
al saberusss - Doaglas "a. h~ mHzs -
ieks1 IRON, svety stamp 10 me STATE TIE
,Fsa~e of Dyagiss y that he absv~r~t -
,srflk. that if Liseoin wsrr sIss;ss fairly
r. va f.r sas,aluiHg his % nj 1tH'rs'isu.
.flviasa be rssssHgsd 90 sfass sEsass tHsa
sat ~ hsias sl-g,sd O.t Jar Lane said
h. SAME at Iai,snsrs.is sia-s pauglss - 4
Ia Vsrfsik' whiz aos kI-s 'Iisn 81 Of e7-ry
tlgnpy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
A Poor White Woman /!

Tbr shove cut represents oHe Of Ysnsey's
y fte wamFn oyrF tbs wasb-taB dssra-
Dig herself hy msaial service, a. bs
-wsd u in bis Knoxville speech lie ssid
20 81 ibs North. vbitc 'uer b;askea boots
+ drove carriages that ~blts uuIpsB stood
the wash tub ssd cooked arsuui tbs
While si the Saath. - make negroes 3a
e aszfaIiag pork and ineuisl ser-
~
That sort Of slar upon honest labor may do
-,aib AIahaHss. among purse pr1ud aris-
.r,Sir usma,rais bat in Essi tennessee,
=. asre tu o-,h,sds of ali asr r,gii,irs own ao
O. -rrss, end do th..f eva SOFA, "a s,H uat
% Wc kuan io., .l ,'svcr banstt. Bee
..,..taH.s. cad .uts.'szrui uaHsa. lu Best
T..aeaar. sba De- tasrr "HH va-bsnE and
.k.-s snl a.., . f.N af tAyua 1--we 80 kaaN-
.. E.ry urrrr aaes Net 'ney were as-
g. aeg lhslu..',-. aaa Hssr hmu.ss. au4
~ 70 nee he.ssr .a,u a-H.s..s,s. aaid William
..at suuaaa,,., jHs .tst puaits'y aIi vas
, .rrca uy st- Dsur.rzey aruaud the stand
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
Brsekinridge Refuses to Answer

The Washington sofre'Pondeat Of 'ous
paper afv zee d stated ,a the ChArlest"u
Caurts-. gi,ss rhe following item
''It Ia stated Ia a Washington diaPstth that
Senator lulrr uf Florida, declares that uhioss
Bryt kisndgr responds 10 abe question HH-
swrr,i by hDuslzs sI Norfolk, aHd snsN,f-
IL hirsreuts bee siIl hs compelled 80 '"i'
against him B,l. ar HoR being offered htis
on prau-y ysuia sRsiHs' lincoln. Reliable
letters from aurih Carolina aud hississ,PPi
rrl,ot those sIstcs - certain iof brii, H't'-
Jusbus IiilI. ~h8 is hou hcfr, says the saa's
of Georgia Hon ) Hamilton writes hnt
Ihe toi. Of Texas Viii be against Hts'k'n-
ridge
Brr,Ainudge doot intend TO HUsWsr uii
Joe Lane has responded that he would rs'a'ii
TO liucnlns election, sud irJ 30 beat him ucsi
time Bry,kiuridgt Is ia the hands Of men I.
and nominated hy neu, pledged 10 rssisiHTes
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
BrscEinridSs Elected with Money

The fact that BsryEWHiBaE carried The
Ashland District Agaiast Gea. cozas for
Congress Nas ,he loaaaation 81 all his rep
uIat,oa as Po,iiisu Bot bis slsetion wss
procured with mosey, sai BY 'hafgsiu,
latrlgus and corruption We sod this fsei
charged oa ths lnor Of Congress, ey rrm.
serstic Congressman, hr rvraNe, IGuu NsS
YORK We quote froR the Congressional
ulsbe, sjd caaUc,,, yol, =, page 761. NJ.
Cgthlng said
Daring The canvass In Kentucky IL bslag
iuiinahtUd that funds wpsld be needed IN az
der to accomplish the saoeess sf ,he EvaIls-
nsn, wc-my iy,rudS Ui Ncw York the hards
--aade Up tuhsCriggton OF snfae 81 500.
aud transmitted the iaud. % Kentucky 80 be
employed ter the hyarft uf thr gentleman
AF BreekinVidgel sho Is now the peer ''
Presidents aud Cabinets"
Ilkt Contribution, u was rhargcd ~ ths
,itn.. usrs sea, .fom PbitAdslrhlA sna wash
iny,oa, aAd the aggregate saa which A@-s''
Bg.ekipriass seat in OoagTsss, YES '@-
meus, Fks Eaas wAs attempted sga'a,
f,w wseks ago, bat csmss beat him sS'aso
votes. Il Is sOiag oa uow, but Bsit Siil
carry ,hs stats in Soysnbss The trs,A H.
Brsekisriavsis 10 ssEsesasiiy yiSyss ss'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13

The intense spaihefs nembetacyvill either
have 70 tell old Joe IaHa phat 90 ssy 10 his
spscrhns, ~ drive him iuto srvlusipp uo'l sf-
ter the tiegtius. Hs will rails them u he
seaiiasss on the stsnp The Petersburg
Tss Elsmocraf copies ths iNllowiAs extracts
hon bis recent speech a, indianapolis. touch
ing the sStsnsica of slsstey. Intervention eg
CopErss. sad Squat,sr Sovereignty
Il has bten ,ksrEed that the party with
Wh}th hare thr homer tn aeI drsigh 70 eih'
pipy shs Federal HnveFuasVnt fof the pfops-
ga,,aa af slavrFF. Thts deny, fe"E That
the National pSusosratie parts sessrs Ia pfaf-
agate slavery IN the Territories To eese'd'
tbis would bv t. soucn3F ,hst belonged 70
A srstireai rarty-As SECTIONAL As RE-
rrR,,ICkNtsa declare ihat The party
vtih wklrh s,t is Heifh~r so aau-siaFsty
prr = prg-slHvrrs party
A. 80 The p,,Wpr sud right "i t"ngruss -
Intervene he is ~ possible, shi u'ute rtpii-
,H judre naueiss hes never said snFtht"E
90 this ss7tisct shade slTonEey Than 80" fol-
loN ing f,ori Lane speech
70 thp rbafVe that ~ favor . slave code
trs s,,s sav fre words u 'usv uhp r'tAs
this ,har,-r gili rad NJ BFr~kinrttrs letter
af acceptance and NJ letter 81 s'rrF' auro,
tb.y ~ lil thsro s"e clearly drhurd 'HF doc
t-ipe a. NuN INTERVENTION NitH fiit
SUWECf uF SLAVERY uN fHh fABl uF
CONGRESS, We believe that ttsrs hss br'a
sifosag loo sausk lrsislsttaH -sFrs. sud 60"
much agitation -pa this subject
Aaa again
II hsvr hstllrA ard slwavs pil battle
sgainst ANY INTERFEEtNIEuN iiE PART
uF IuNGBESs WITH THE sJR1ErT uE
SLAVERY. IT * A SIBJEt-T WITH
WHi,H CpNsEENS NAs NOTHING Tu
tlp
r Whoa arrVel iu ufeggH ja 'stH. slave
~ existed there Ntpy P~rsou. hta 'aaEHi
thgre traa, N.s-uaff. rArrviua ih..r -taFsa
vfH thFE When nsrg"G assun.E fHs trr-
Tst.rlai ..uF.,.rur fEn Niwr' HrHssFH nee
tarsri ia .ls orzsaty ast zuH FrrsHnas tH
lkr passage Hr tafs uFfausr art The people
hsA passed Lass aettrsf r.afTEr an.lvr Ff"-
Y.s.casl sav, -asn,ut haT slavery r-rfas .ff
~ sE,sf fssas zsri 80 Re- ss..7 90 o N.sr. tar
pepris arsurd. sua RIGHTLY. tbst the iss'
vefv an,.ast3taitausi aUt consequently uati
sEd saiA
This is aPyro'.r -.v~rr,zaty ' ~tfhn vro-
.rau.a' u's Joe Re- wish Hstifs'. ~ 'hs u..-
'-fst sha,, here saI staut8 O., lb~ i'7Hs 90
Interpretation " aon Intervention. aaH ;h.
ri-Hta ~ sEsvr -Derrr. fn 'hr Trrrf'oftrs .r
wss there ,sst rHrb party aul ss.h ..e.
,rsArlsSy pass snEsgrI su l-'saa.aE party.
So are ihu.s gssysturias go Ispr,g -Iin'at.
W.sF,I .e-ssfou.rts'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13

lIa Fattt-The Aontsoayry Advertiser
s.vl# charges NJ Bell Silh bsjHy an ahals-
t.aa, We arc a. defender Of Jaaa brll
sat . Psrty. BAT uurp base and wantga
rHsTs agHcy WAS. mssls against sgS 'aan Than
tast sbH He'll - auit,saily q negro ElaFsEy.
Ga-r = jest ai.aai as much 'Tu.h o. FraFr,-
r's ebars,1g Ahuiitioaism sEs'hat aay
goat rau oi LswHJc- vr Ap8tgQmvrv Casu-
&, sr msu vb5 charge JOAN Bell With
b-.rs ga Ahaisiisat-i does q Ihraugh s7nf-
sa.r a malicious desire 20 te uPoa his
ts..ps ai~u.
The isrsxyta. IS from The selma iAlA.l
S.r'a = democratic paper. Whose editor Is
not sisIi sasa. sHd never has supported any
Wais oPFa,.-iaa candidate. N,'ha mag
pau,u , ,rcdtzblc 20 ht,R, the Editor pro-
4a4gs itar charge "f Asolilioatsm Hraiss'
B..ia el.e auA oT.s.aa,iag is ,saJr'ass or
u,aH.,
Ne ave A,tle LaNseT 10 tL.s city. by
ta, aa.1e Of Crosisr ~ho ,aakos thr charge
au 80 asea-.aas ng .- Dot ignorsut Int
r441.r. g. and has sosne Frudge againsi Bell
i..r ~, iasvJ.ag a fSaad upJa ihe Post ohce
DypaI .nrnt uadsr FtIiu,ols, 10 the Wsy Of =
iars, Dulra,s for carry iur the Mails Ia. Ger
tain de stcaa Hp>is on the ryHa'asee
E.,r,. Ifus,er Is sand 20 have bscn ,nterrs
trti these Bsats
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
rh. Nnrtplk Que,tlon An,wsred.

Ths Tsisrseurg T-as i'sasar-si. F.vr' tine
following a. a;I Doe LaHes anserr be- q rr.
srar sr.r.t. 70 sar Norf.fk question: F-a.
fa--I-I ta g...,-s 30 t- SHAT hr es-.t 30
tg I.s,e.u ~rfr elected
.Wsr g..h fr. .ls.r rsat ..h. .a.a''
DC elected ~ " keep .r#' aH HH'-s '-
tas a..a s.ra .# .ua National Nru --s.r
ra-ts S7,rIs e. hr r.r. '-f D.. h., f.r-s'
t,4fg .. bic se.tsr-s s' g.alfs'-D sc raust rHur
'rat .a-rrr.as 81 Pa 'hr iaaazat that .aa-
vcar- e.H artstfr Haa.. e13 81 Fus rsa.T 10
olfhar ,.4H t.s .a.u.- e.' -.-t sn 'h'.f u EHi
a.. a.r.r o. ,nzu ia The FFsztI~a'ia. chair ssa
vD staa3 ty ns4 o. yhe FuurF."a ~ lHa
CEaaf.f4fsau as SOW rEpe4HIsa GE iH" ~a-
pr.ar Jaar aaH beld By ;he N-s.t urf3gf
gars load ,hears
waat rsvs Vau.ar 90 'h.s' What ssys
,fargf wIgpH' whs, ,ss ths Eaf, Tr14rs.
,ry Erfist. lhr lsaugasstson af idu,e'u DE
raasrsvys wh,t sas aioa .saJss = al the
saatasrg H,erklnrige psiarrfats' WAY.
sreu,lparva. vsa tnast r~P~Assts "sj Joe, o'
sS-zHra vaar lhryzu. Tsst; g. a. 'sr''r.
au o. yras We s.av except Hra " V
gays- v-aah.r of Con7rrs. Fsaal s5ath Car
al,as. pho soasladrs Tsreatly rosl,sasi
irifss has
aIr t.r.u.u t- elected 'siat gha Sau'b-
oru ,rsfa- sE~aIs sr5Aissss hrss ~ aa1a al
.-.f Bat sH--thru - gaauv as AL. aHt g 90
other ~suia TaralIaa alone '8 the pramrlts'
manner. sad ~ gbe uss, direct uacsas.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
ClIngman for Disanion

Hg, e. b 0mtlh. gentleman sr.i kgovH
in THE r"nmaal,v. ~as ira ATTENDANT OF tha
Sap,rf.r Caari faT H7s- npi cguuty ..-
isgs .so. sad hs,rI as,ssstra aua hrs'st-
sa,, sl.rr,h from Senator yIngasu. Ai,,r
speaking Of the G's-eat.1l character Of tar
spss,h. M smith adds M q declared
th-t Il L.asoIa rhgali be- elr,tsdny popular
a,l"rity. hs ~as f.f r--tsJsose
This D.. rhr sy.5H af tha leaders of lhr
Bfret.urAFe party uHr ,aali opinion Sc.
that che, Ought &c. e.. hung .s advance Of tho
mischief ,boy propose They are pledged to
dla-gl,r the Ca.au g Lincoln ls elected. sUt
the, are running RrcsAinrllg lgs 90 render LIN
.uIn- L.Ir-t-.u -.rIa-U
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
PUBLIC sFIAKa Ne
Senator wlgfAll in Knoxville

TIE v.h.nnrr .TsIeef 49, rlves a
..,,r olu.ar ct = speech H a1s aar,ps 'h..
saara. - D., Sraa'of wsgIaU ol TEXAS. 81
~a.b hr -l1i jhs tssgers .; tss prPos t,oa
tg-rsAays 10 shr >outh. easlk 10 be "a, oct.
,ls4t tbs "rI-os.,,a fTsssrs bssh' 10 ~ Jars-
g. sal th4 c3.tprs aBvgl
Tsss e. tae b5aea-ib.rsts gssB who foosht
,s,s dasls Ssh Frcsita 4-u.Ss, 90 Saa,h
Csro..zn. saai Aaothss nAa dova iasre, sai
49, ae.aF lrakr ,!awa ,a shs' STATE, rr'Afea
g. T,,ss. sa4 ts tbs sPpAztcss Of Ntrasy,
.f ats4ssa ssars-n. zaa l.orato,a tErN,s,
v.7agi aszrslC tals Pav4 a. ~lth zoe cs''
tbsr.at paPa.slsea ~ TvEast aaa is uos In
,hs a.g-a states ssasss pjtsss tAsrr by tbs
'-rs-8ztaFs. ~ fAess af 8 s,StsTtlg iaRsiAai-
p, -raaa. "a ghz agssr af the. Srnalr be saikr
sbozi. sssaf, Fgsjaae.y, aa4f.as su has'Es''
hagrs.
Fs % = u9f5hy rsrrrseai4 4tsre ~ fA' .'n!n.
gag rrzs4rra-y. oftae preisay ts. s7i "a-
j. Hrys:Hrs ,H, -sE ,ss-t' pt 'ala iHtassrSai
Hr-ss .ar. asv Yaze,! D,s4z .sn .Fa''E - the
sfa'
Hs ,.l.s8 here u SEEK sd 90 Neaass-
ssv gGl tprAy la 80 sli r""aa kcP"H
~ E,aa.~y o Hail, mAA,rt 'VSv Haar'
,asa ,va sasrs loag. "0o ts,sa'Ht'y worthy
e., a trar.tjrr s~-e>ssaais,--fEa q are aHi
'rrv. 4ssaua .at.ya ,si5 sbafs blood. thpsarr
s.at E.s.a.1B--srEa, ,aE tar r,gh' oi aay nH'
s.str 20 ar.s.ls. asi De- liafsuE t2r seSrssI0n
laHs..r a.t- Esa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
Yancey their Leader.

Ia. s,ga.ae.at fact -.ai su rsussrra-
.t.t.t h,,y..-.-
-
pT'fs'ri 'hs a''t''en OF t"7 "'"'f'a''e
p.frr. su. 'as uaTs5esi.aa 81 Rro' slaT'igs, -
D. SEA Gal. fsr ,.r,=,fss. .u sI that relates tn
..,...-..., l.. .,s..,.n.,,, o.. b., .,
'..'F southern state, 'a' >" "''.'" "i '"s
e. 49,, aHf be- sl1 H,EltrsH ~ dnuE'. iRr HaF7s-
..3 tss s,-fy fyr.s.a 81. a state Of .H..--
.....r
J. t-H H-.' NT Pc De- H' .a '"t ... 'f ttH az
90 rr...- .-rr..s.a s.ss.. aHI .....s. a.rs .'
........ T..-.....-. rt.. .... a.-a
f'-, ""N MOI '...'
sr ars atssaHE eH' tHe say 'H. AT N"H Bern
as ....r.z's -rF chen -r.r7H tH.HsarEr nf
,.... ,.. ..- ............. Aim
"r ste '...'f'-7" H.-' s..'' ''..'' .''
'r thr ra.... s' rhs Tar.'. n'fr "r. -tsi"r
o. Lad. ,,s ear. f..,
A.N' ..H-f' '''' 81.
.sa ~is N.as q ai is,Ht st lao IatH .
o. rr
EhEnlh AGREE NlfH Nuj fHtf 4
q. .EkkL MOVEMENT tAN Bt NAuh
u a. VIII CHAN utF THE ArDFAN
~ .EtE ~ THi pENnsEA'A WE'RE
eos ETUHnW 50 Wst 80 RESULT ~
GJ -" PLACE Ia = "REhnlEE ANu
tii NaEikR ~W ANE u} EiAE0.
iH kennedy tt ttia ~'' 10 u N'l ~
ar ,ANifAFinN of HsN Ih' NhN Fui
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
Coxan. MeClnnR 4 Co

THIS hal,-slt Hg4sa situated gu Gay
street nearly opposite o. the Lamar Ito0s-
has npsHeI a ntU. spleudld, sad large assofi-
us.si u sugds. GaI tho Gail Trade aud ,a doc
FL, g good bus acss va have recently been
,nrgu.l tbr Hause. arI uaf Jadgmeut is. that
IL "a, 70 q varied assortment u Bn0ds, EN-
bfsclag eyrry variety II Staple aud Fancy
Dr, Gopds. Boots a I'd Shoes fists and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing Hardware, Queens
,,,rf ssg Groceries. See tbs sdYoItlsoment,
,ss ve hesitate act 60 sBy that the House
.iiI MAKE good all lie pledges Our ossntry
merchants csn ,hsTe get al! they waBt, aud
ss terms lust a. adyanlas sreas as they eaa get
thsa elsewhere. ssW Ysfk rot excepted.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13

~ Toe lls,ur,s..s Ab z--fs. .
prmsgrar- ,-asas. F4....a-l .a '-r -..a % 4
parul1s, -'saf~y .f iraatss s'f serve
iogs sappo-ssrg Brr,s ar.tgs N-t iA7~. -
Asaat5aei gstB r5 a1ra.sar 80 f.--#'n .
BEL aaI Eysgutl
~ 10 S..k-1 E.-r.a. Faa-.sasd =
FBTt5s V.asi..pg. saa a'.r7-a H'-.FA
-, "a. s~1rrar-d rEzE tsr,1E tas 7-~s-
-, .-,,,a.s ts u.l slyvcats Eas c,afus ..
As.l asa Ercfsst
49, Toe tasrssr - e F--As. as,asrtc e
a,atrA- payrr Pshj.sas3 A. - Nar..as' s
uarlsh g So Na-tia l.ost.sts1a. As 8 s-et
rbs names rf Erll Ard Eys-rfs a. "a s.Nst
seal It g. Dr.utri batA "a FHcrch I'D ssE-
lss sal eater, fayg tsc contest ssIa sP.F-A
saF-Tar Marybas4e- .I5s.ss sHas Asras's'e,
heretofore a uyus...falr. 'aasHa-. lss HA~2+l
s~l tbss lia.H ,sgrgr. Do .s.a.-'-.' 90 -
rar.t.fatlaaal a..a rN..F ''. -f'
49, Ia, Rs,a- G.s..e. f~ ~aH
~ T--a hstarr4a" r. ja-uas-+f.f fr"'.'. "a
,-...r,... that ts,IH aar.Fg -h= -'r seat tAa-
-. ss,p5yt fas sslz. 1sess VI ss N'ateiar
raasl aieR rAfN
- 4was NraJsi has written s1HsIA..
- ., s,er4s1f.sa tF ths4uura .- 30 a..
5,,.ssi % W, pyg. O.. <c@th NaFe'.as 'ai ss
r.,s,sd. gaag grat,cz,sa tats }'s E TaIeE-
t.ar. xsfe rca3t go r-a-rss u.s1H. 1z b. 's7's
,aa thai aa0 eaa can be- ostsias3 i7F .s- sAee
,btect sSv. We iAail Sad rcs1 80 ia.' -
ter
szr- Tas Hss,gomsry Ala - .IFsk
ore a nsatEJ paper hAs a's'--"8
ssa EsssSf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
s1a - iihe
A g. .e~asE
Savl E.--aas-
w E5.vFs
q .. TEsFLz
u 3aaHTs-
rhs Two Election. By The House.

Wbsa NJ JsFTEHs8s sas ifsssd Prssidsu,
ty the HoHse thsrv sssr sztssg States Ia fhs
Us.on. and asss wee necessary "a ,r.s's-.
paring ths Grst gs ballots. they stood zach
rsms JEFfszsaz. y,ga', BySs. III u~] ,So.
nu the g5,L ballot JsryssseS had ten sistrs.
Bras fuaf. blank tae.
ia lsas. Jsas QCIsrsr Aoazs vas chosen
Presiisat ~ the House # E-PrcssHtst. s-s
Ths-s were ,sTss-s-taa- States. Nr Aoas>
received 10 tho House, ier vote o. sssv.s~v
States Gas JArAsgs sovso Ar. tsIsTaEa-
% Georgia. fcar.
Ia ist5. there are - states. aa4 .as =ss
20 ar elected. aa4.r receive gs-r'f~a- IN a'
srcat csa LIssol> ge,lhis aan0sr Of S'a:es-
Nr REll. through ihy hatred Of psmosrssy
nay BOT Es, thea, ana thea the s'raggi'
eogass oH 10 shs sas,s hs,arra EvEEErt sgi
HaSslS. sad f'ssesrsnr ssssts will have 70
ulaAe the eha.yT
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
A Palpable Hit

The N1nsssl i,Sslst1s,srrT SAYS .--" The ssEas
HazuItaas srBt.rBeH gho are u0s aFralEainE
" HrlI trs Iar sssrrt ulaus De offered on ihe
blll prgyii.uE IuT the yaPrrrs7'Hu Ai the siave
trade To fhr p.sir.gt ui t'siugBb-a, bat sRsiast
which be voted lroen considerations of PH'iss
dgty iasrrsrrd hs q ara tor taS ssnsil.iit.s
af tht ~.rth . SOD .sC1uyraieu' ta t-rSg' ~
~ the wear lsEl thsy tesiaasiy suTrartrd fcr
tSr Ntys fsvsIdeBrY st thv 4 uissd states. =
di.raga prmuprbl vho had hrtt iaa-
ruass aa lh., topic sath - eagii have heva
ukruri sa mlsFr.ssa vf trVs-oa ia say hotis
ban nempeFri ~ s!IaIs 90 she Hon NW.
k.uF. yi A,absma. Nb3, In uae debate aH
thy tanprum,sg measures Of isla, tcsiogs.s
advocated the passage - the h.E rrahi5,lug
tBg -t4yr trade in Ibis Distract
The Truth BE- thosc who charge hr BttL
plfh s,ra the sliFhtr,t unsolndnsss ca she
slavery qar,Jisn ku.S better, ~ rl,r thcr are
ptuabIc iguoratnaso that's al
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
Donalss Shaken Coming.

Sc. Aav. had call ffou4 q sou ~ Judge Va
Hsazs af Memphis. " ho astgrti - that
t.s Father. Cos Fp0TI shd J hAoN HAIkEB.
rEe ul ,LrIr sss tu tast 1rHHvsses 90 canvass
iHI7 -r,iIaa ~ favor - DdrsLt- ~ expect
ta publish tLtsr appointment 10 auT lrsur Uf
Hslt ur,k Ihsy are abir moB, and vail al
.sa,t large rroNdt GoT fo1TI. especially,
s .lt -ap--s tbs Vie D,su1l 1lgHisls of the South,
srt.r "a t..hlau that a. haze agt heard in these
mountains.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
Nav Orleans Delta

soass be sEBarI $50 has Hat rHs PT.ss-
..- ~ ur.rHs sa.'--.s.. 'arrH.. bTs-sAs.sz
beet has sseu lryiag ... Hsad apDa 80. a.
o. N.absn, eorfssy sysHi-ut ,si .r.sss as, isF F-
.,s.s sot seen ,hs v-rsr Sp-aAtag Of ias-
,eY sd,rs4s acre. abe B-.sa 81. rsF-,-ratssl
- ssyiaE tbat. U-1sasIS. ta- sSam1aga
.,.scs sEaaf4 II AH4=rses, sits- see -pisa4a4 Sd
trsss Of Nr Yaasry .a'rzla1ei ainssii upn1
M st1od, alisF Nr Iss1sy sp.sua.a effort,
ssf attacked l.a sta sistrrpsss asa vs.zsr
us,-
AIibe close = Tsa-~E sp=-sa. ~s joined
Esar ether grst.saaa % ald-r,..ag la.s ats
- igqary .H BIN w'4..a hs-=r.iaed 20 an
sqs-r. suI usvsf z 3 slrzsr. c,-.t~y tee 81
take r,fl.,, hsbiaI BIZ STATE, zaI " ~ .-lt
b. roslI as uilh Aiaaaa,l
Cot Yss,uy IfLiar8la sAaaIl b. -irrtr d
vaala you consider sA4f s8b -tsut .aas- taF
flssoly5ag TIE Cn5sa or w8uia "a be isr &C.
siat5nE tis IasaE4rTr 1u'
EssFs,tiu.
E g. Herssl.~.
s,va r E.--aa..
VIZ E5.vEs
q P.TsvFLz
4 B.4aIs-.
80. called Tie ave Zebt.glas- Hy aaa-e %
saur ag.a tly sJaaI, aud as dose sa Aa4
sl.l .a,4 te sys.4 net aBsuss sus gaeslsasr
We aasssggI a. bs gfapasaJc4 so - Yr9u.gt-
y The yrrsssa gwen - tas Dire is s.lzP-
y false and false Ia every Parti.alar. seeo'd-
.rs 20 our -orr-syaaaastz arsouut ~ ,as AZ
Ussr IS, o., aot aware o. sac ~Eytg tar
editorial 20 4ar.r.aa. bat Ne Frsslmr 30 '7
hayr beya lls saas yguPerAu7e ssalatsgl
uho "a, reblssy shsstissd IN the streets o.
S-~ Ug.rsus, b. Haa- Bass PsaT1s, Tor s,z-
Tar a..arsprcsoatsS.sas tsR years $40
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
James N. Davidson Killed.

James n Davidson, kBOwu 80 the irtsh
OFatoT, Was killsi 10 Fayetteville, last sat
arday, by yeahg ahn named Ca.krg. They
bad az ailsIcatisa spd some words, aud the
young msn dres a self-cookiHg revolver, ass
commenced aring, shooting Davidson ia u
chin, 10 the nsck aud 10 ths breast, Hs live
tsa hours whisksy aad nonsy weEs mif'
Up With tbs ARRAY
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
A Political Rev At Wheeling

The don r rf- tar-a ~ g7-r A.
fresse.. "a 5.rs.-.-..a- a-r-s.a- a. "a-r az,
VS. H- fa-fl-, sar...- AI-r- 80 speed
a Lr--. crowd assess. ...' .- -. EaE-. -s--
yfssl1s nr ssz 1- s-t-- Haat-.- r' a.. rs--
trrs sat ss a rrrls-- -. -a- en- --.. .sE =
Rsa.e- sFFrsl.a-- .r l-s P-rg-
"a ~. passage 30 -r- .t1isr Y -. --, -
.ran-, frlm cue .-5sG 3 .7- esuF. t"-a -
EsHtsr 10 f.-s1u. asa property 70 sar ke-
par..-aa -s.ss. arI .--.-..g * -sra--- r-azs-
rsrrurs~,. A-.-g 81. s.ar....t-- -
Err.H.-saa. larger asrr.-u 20 - -1Tt
ag.1- s...s a- -s. wHe-- fs- staa.rr -. -
S~. All . Ha=r.sr- 30 1r-~--s % .-7 -'a'
e--- stuck r.eu- -.. s.-..as.v .a. -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
NJ and Nr.. H.ll,s soirss.

TAis occasion was csc of the na,t sgrvca-
bic satsglA.u,asBts NJ oag late aeLdsys lt
y a. pleasant % vIJaess abe raan .frsr improve
meat q she scholars. sch.eve3 10 so short
ttmr VI aud Nrs Hall - sros amongst -
sith the hcst ~ishss 81 msHy irtrads W.
hone thry gt,t sat every sbsTs tao saccsss
thsr 50 r.ta.y merit -- hasssF'lle iar"1ss--
NJ HsH Is aeu ia 5ar city s03 ~ o7sa
bis psa,.ux Academy. at R.msey Hall "a
tv dsys See adverisssHsa. ia another
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
Mississippi and Flotida Elections.

Far isa TriHrea sHsa fssF, ~;aIs r.Cyit0as.
.rr .a-aaEaasaE The h-ii saa L'rTsit Isea-
90 has s4,.-raet 90 : fi.aaa..aEp soualy,
slerg. at ,s.sf .a.t election che l'rmo,rAu-
a...r.ly aa- Hsfsrn tHHf.r
i...sst.s ..aatt. F.aata. .r sa..h Frn.a-
,..ls s.tl Hs.g Nu,y lsri anj 80 slrTal Of
r.r .Ev.l.rs Gr-4ds. and 'i1. ,iau'yt. h's fi'sa
o.. H..k.us lHr H,.l .sba,Isls 4r GayeF-
I..r gao assF q .itau. th. Hr'.AIurIdgs C7U-
,tat,s 54 ..arty i.rmrrl, carried by 500 vi
i. ls-.aq.faI.. uagars Eh4a .s q iaTEe gain
.a4 a.rhgHFa ursr- not overly saBsHiEs O!
.-..s.- .s thr BsFsfaaI.s rirrIioa. Ne couG-
tgtt.r. r1Hg.r Hsll g. garrf the state.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13

- Aha haahfAtr Nta
Y, R.sVs { n CRarises, Elzs tsSts, asf
J. c kkzssey
0ryFIESsv Iou arv uuaerstc,'A q ss ar
deut supporter u BFsekiart'iZe sa1 L@"e'
asI voa bold respectively, asipf 'ae ,,'''' -
meat, the elk,es II Posi- sas'r,, ,T4'',,"
Ag,at. and DistFtst Attgrne' ''',g.A
.6oald b. sie,tsi Ssui3 yon agree '' S'nila-
ss is psi,e aaasr ais Aa4'ia'str"'i'a ? th''
,,s,s,,,.,, I. a., pTsg,oasdel ia AsJ SsPs,eas
snitr but respr,gialiy, Saa IL - hoped yas
~ sn.srr i tArsugh oae Of saf yity PsPeJs.
A TNtnx Aky
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
Watches. yswslry aad silver Ware.

q n sxIru 8 CO p,S,tH NittEa Has-
uro, BaufHrs, a. their respective sian"s
ou Gay Street, have received ueV aud Sl'-
giant stock, ia ,hsir lue -GHs Watrhrs god
TI,vk., silver and SILVER Plated Ware OF new
aad elegant patterns, together with all other
uot,oas for ladies sad grutirnru. The fair
- couuuX oo shortI. and late crowd OF
s,rangsrs Will be here froui other 0oan'.es,
Let them examine she.s stocks, sGd 'asy wall
add y-,ss, aud gsaASv su,t thsu. "s have
iuulrd them through, aud speak ad'isediy
Our tgsn Is veil supplied 10 ihls line.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13

F.tIsrs sTths OsaEIAs saa BvsS AisEiass
PAFtIss - UHtts - virEanaa-

RicRSeSp, ocL {, > ,. s.--fhs Esesati't
Gogamiltsss Of Ias BfseAIsIiags asd eoag'as
FArtiss of tbe State Whteh Eei here yestcs-
kay, 30 consider tbs sagEssttoe for iaasea'
hare aaioarusd without aeecsins a eemFsS-
Mise. t.-
TAs proposition o. tAa paaGias Cen = ls'sS =
iooksS 10 . eoHaplais sasTseaes 81 zoe fafe "
tAs Besetinriags CoaGitsse
wssh Nslinr Il uaanistsssa 81 Ao'a si4ss