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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-10
DAVID WILKIE

The son of a poor Scotch minister, he
gave carly indications of an artistic turn;
and though he was a negligent and inapt
scholar, he was a scdulous drawer of faces
and figures. A silent boy, lie already dis
played that quiet concentrated energy of
character which distinguished him through
life. He was always on the lookout for
an opportunity to draw, aud the walls of
the manse, or tue smooth sand by the
river side, came alike convenient for his
purpose. Any sort of tool would serve
him like Glotto, he found pencil in
every burnt stick, prepared canvass in
any smooth stone, aud the subject for n
picture in every ragged mendicant be met.
When he visited a house, he generally left
his mark on the walls as.an indication, of
his presence, sometimes to the disgust of
cIeanly housewives. In short, notwith-
standing the aversion of his. father, the
minister, to the ':sinfsl" profession of
painting, Wilkes strong propensity was
not to be thwarted, and he became an art
ist, working his way manfully up the steep
of difficulty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-10

"I am connected
with no party that
has for its object the
eTtcnsion Of SLAVERY;
nor with any to PRE-,
VENT THE PEOPLE OF
A TERRITORY FROM
DECIDING the qucs-
ton of its existence
or n-cxistence
with them for them
selves"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-10
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Assets, Jnnuary 1, 1900,

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIG AVON
.$s accepted ut terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
u ,f.e'llE'Eiinngirsn 10 InSWrancc0f D TVELLINGS
end CJHisHis for i.TmS ?f0ne to fire gears
Tie progress Of this Corporation has been stable
through seasons of financial SUM-
and storm periods in or exempt from
s.ePiBg cOntagratiOus and maritime disaster BE-
= long established. ona ctS basis, the troubles of
le credit system affect us in no material particular,
Daring hard times the security Of reliable Insu-
Hce is au imperative duty-the ability of property
ltis!s osustNin loss being then much lcssened.
Fi1ics issued without delay. and all business at
nieito gith dispatch and fidelity, by
y. g. ARTHUR. A gent
Office over the Bank of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-10
COMMISSIONS RlERCHANTS

N % . 0 w ttIIA 9Ns9 W ILteAIAl 3tVhs
.- HAVE NOW IN STORE ..
$50 bbs. Prime n. Q. MoIasses, r -.
22O hl.1s. fully fair to prime n. O. Sugar
l25 Dgs: Cr GrnHulsted row'4 and Coffee Sugars
zsi % Z" New York do
800 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee:
SO pockets Java Coffee.
+. 81 boxes Natl If. II lump Tobacco.
45 do various standard brands 5s Tobacco.
10 10 csSs, aaS ..11rpta2.,, do do 19s 3Gs d. :"
10 do ."Don Quixote"a IS do oa.t.lI5s. %
95 hlF. ch. Y. II and C. r. Tea.
35 do OOong and PonChong Tea. z
100 bbls No. ) Sled. pnd Lg. Maekerel. @
SO l'' Tar, large size i-i
Ia tierccs Rice. nod t
Pepper Piniento, Nutmegs. Cloves, Cass
Mustard, Ginger indigo; BI -CHrb. Soda, - 7f
salagatus, Soap, Candles, " Tash=bonrds Bu, kets,
Tubs, Broons, Nails and all other arti' les cn-
braced inithe Grocery line. ~ l.,--s mh2 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-10

800 boxes Charcoal TEMPLATES,
assorted sizes, for saIC by q. N.sVANOE. ls5 :
sept2l 60 aud o. Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-10
New FAMILY (IrOGnI.Y-

rEyIIE SIInsI!uInEi1 WSN!ty
rtnInce Store in the old Post OGcc building iSS
ntKet street near the corner Of Quincy it, and so
public generally. ~ ~ "''u w"
1T win be my constant enenvor to Offer Mt tho
always OF hand, - lam ~ " '"1S F
DE German Produce snch prunes. Lentes, Split
wholesale and retail at the lowest rates - S-"'
IIavana and Domestic Cigars and Tobacco
AIAXWELL, G CAMPBELL g. TINGLE,
vTTbo1oao7o a., .,I.,.l g., i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-10

"Sir, I care moth
ing about refined
doctrines, or subtle
ties, or verbal criti-
cism, | repeat the
broad and plain pro-
position that if Con-
gress may intervene
on this subject, it
may intervene on any
other, and having
thus surrendered the
principles and bro
ken away from the.
constitutional limi-
tations, you are driv-
en- into the very lap
Q Of orbitratry power.
By this !.iasdi sdiqGrirfl1f1-
gan system. The
fchole theory is a libel
10 our Institutions.
It carries us back to
the nbhorrent princi-
pies of British colo
niHl authority against
which we made the
issue of indcpend-
cnce. Z haze aeUey
ocquie5ced IN his odi-
o@s claim, and will
not believe that it
can abide the test of
public scrutiny"
Speech Of Nr. Brrcls-
inrifge. See the Con.
Globe, March, 234,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-10

contest, in common
with the South gen.
orally, they (the peo-.
pie of Tenncssee) re-.
undated tho idea,
that 81 handful, or
number of inhabit-
ants in a Territory OF
the United States,
should have the pow
ergrantcd to them by
Congress of regnlat-
ing their domestic in
stitutions and. Mt
their discretion, to
deny TO the citizen oil
one section of the
Union the power to
enjoy his right OF
property in slaves.
We were not pre-
pared to reverse and
set aside the pre-
viously established
practice and doc
trines of tue Gov
crnment, from l78s
to that time.
x K
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Trihats Of Rsspect.

Al . efilsd meeting OF kn0HNtiie nivtstoa,
No. ,. held ST Temperance Hall, October lat
1850. Ibt following preambis and resolutions
SeTe adopted
wHsEEas. Il has pleased the DisFoSsF Of
sysats TO take from oar circle Oae Of oRr be-
lafsd brothers therefore 30 IL
Rsss!sd, Thst IL Is witb deep degree Of
SORROW tAst vs realise the sd fact that 0Sf
brother JArss n, FEsFssEissp, is 10 msrs
Tia. 40 act ssiy feel 0aT less o. him ~ .
Son Of Temperance, bat As ftlsad aad - =
msmhsr Of eur sSmmaaiiy, teE Ne With m4ny
eshsTs we're boaad to hin By thoss Eeldsa
coris Of Friendship with which be ny bic AiAd
hearted nAtOrs, ftaAk And gsHRFss3 dispasi.
tisa had sHriFsisd "a Aad AIthossh Ss deeply
feel 1nF lass u him, yet there are those whose
hearts are strokes siih sseh grief ~ = kiad
fStheTs ssscsfessts mother, hFatheF, aaa
sister SiRaF san fysi aua 10 thea Ws waaId
tsnaeE onT mest cordial syzpAthiss 10 thsiF
sad esFSAFsRsai
R.satsad That We wear tie usual bAdaa II
meataiae fOT taiE'y days, Esd that sspy q
the Ahove be seht 10 she hmiJ Of the as.
ceased brothoF and that BfaSniau's Whin Ae
requested 10 paelish
VT. PAHMAs,
J. ~ tIo1sxs.
u 5eAAsaSBsH,
JlHEs lesEa,
Dawn NENaAE,
GsaSnasss.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Inpert.nes Of Klee,ion Day !

More raR be accomplished faE the ssass 81
Hths upioa, Ihs CehstiistinH, aad the Ia
forssmss, 81 he Laws, 90 the day Of the
sl.ctioe, by fsE ss,sts, rsselsts, saa de-
tsf'ainsd sse, At every prsrtart than has
beta sEeste1 daViag tie whole cas'sss, BY
speeches ard documents Let Vst tickets be
70 the hspds II all, saA they Will select io'
thsmstirrs Many honrs, prmoctsts see aad
ferl The sssis shuui 10 be rptsiisi BP"a them
sud thssr restsrity stats sad Coan'Fy, BY
this vile urgastfslisu u p,sunscRisu. pre-.
trsdias 20 .IsHd pP foE the rights ~ 'As
Ssu'A. aaa they are sailing sud asiioss 60
sec thsa, defeated Mars others, ~bo hsv.
long acted 18th thep are d.'Eastsd wi'h
their conceptions, a. sell ss thsiF SeriEns
sssiSs, tie Iaioa ssa thsy are wii!'rg 80
OPPOSE then let sgi,yr, surrgr',C mTa be
81 every precinct ia tks whole country, ia
5ouosel The iuahtius. rhcoRraEt the umid,
ss5 % scuntrEaasr ED sgstatH honss ani
patriotic psFpaersts. wko desire 70 shake -
the ,fsSbsls u this are-sa,iag JRieu-a''sol-
vieF rosa,ry a,sirny,ne spd uea-aefylss
party. ssd vote lhs,r RAJ ssptiwsut'!
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
- n.r,a... rallnt..

he Gsaas t,smsetsiie Mas Nesting faf
Ne sspeet Of ice Lars, saa BE easss Of Sc
essslea. snms of On he sth At Marietta, Ca,
ana vas uisershl. Fsilsre. Oia Doe $50
%. there bn, bis P,Aes Eas SIZED By HeWtiI
Goth Tails tivssFumeu, sHlsisi spoke asss
aud vas fsilsusa ~ aillsf A ssstesreH-
dent Informs ~ that iAsE spoke frew 1hs
spot where they hsd ptsytoasiy hpas 10
esfses Tbs Sss sYpsoffoiai TIE sssna
siesiss sshsn. YES The tstis the Yssisdf1eat,
lad bread. sad Hisls.s suioas, wsss laid 80
ssshea piled On A,s ,asis, ard guarded ~
Sarshals o. horse bssA, sha dashed Fossd
the table sitb great slabs iu bad, sfssslsE
,hs ksssrs s.essnsnssB 10 fAli baSh, sHa the
srssa ass to keep 81 proper distances. These
leaders, shea they g., ~ civil var, uiil
still be on hefss-bssa, aaa sith swords In
hssd, tbey ~Ill order sssss poSs haeSry dew
iis "a 90 the sgbtias A sorrsspsRdsRt says
10 speaking Of this 'ffpttss ass6:
arbs tfsth vas, the meat hsd bssA killed
90 SATURDAY., ssd bang ap vi,hoat salt iili
AoRday, aRd thea placed 90 SLOW Bee TO
epok lit Tussdsy, and ~ this time ID YES
thorough rottsa, aHd stunk 30 that the Peo-
pie ,oalj rot 20 rear il. The Dsuoerrts
Acknowledge ihst the meat vas rotten, asd
sot &c Tor a deg te sst. The people len IN
perfect Disgust Al the miserable lsilufa OF q
Political demonstration
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Bank Of East Tennessee.

We desire tsr reasons satisfactory 10 aus.
selves. 10 ssv few things 10 TrEafd 20 our
sut sith tbs. Back We did not br,as the
ssft breaas. Ne were fpoa Of IitlgHIIoRs ~
that surt. hof set because 80 dssiFcd 20 make
= speculation We bad tso Thousand dot
lara 81 the issass, Sad proposed 70 gi's II TO
10 Asont fof real estate, - be was sslliug
that sort u property fuT shsss tssass We
esotd soi trade ~itb him without allowing
bim 70. Fvsess iaS the property ~ht'h N""1d
bsvE rsia.sd our paTtisa Of the iEsars 90
'sisss ssaa ksIr essfs, snd be had gives IS
crHls 90 the saIlaT We thee added u tbis
sAouat tsa thsassaA nos-. Sbich ~s tsot
Tor 90 reots for dsbts doe ss aud sot Wish.
log 60 ,rustIs the Trustees ~ith lac sud,
Ns seVaSiiy got frisHd. responsible GsH-
lIeman every Nsy. 80 propose trade with
them for esrtsiR bsiidiHE they had for
.sis asd they refused TO sell sa sHy terms.
A. they Ssaid esther redeem these ,sssss
Ei'b usoBsy, CT sell PforsFiy for thea 10 Ss,
-h,Is they Ssrs ssiI1HE 70 others, ~s thought
ws Woaid briag then 10 teFWs, asd Ws ss-
eoF8inE!y IssssisIsd tbls salt We added
ssssra! tboasaAd Rors 10 car demands agsisst
tLsH--sdssrIissa thai - ssaid Gle tbs r'ousy
for s,h-fs--SpJ in ell, Ss hAss sbaai Ohh
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS 10 the
sa,t, Witch he sagTSms Court recently de-
/ eidsd Ia fAEeT 81 Co@plainanss
! Tbs Trustee. supposed, Ne ,aasEihss tibet M
I oas SOvid dafs to sss thea, aud 40 LaSysT
( Soaid dare lstr fees against then. u sssa
: VS. lhrtT ssPPos,tioa. ias,f @isas have bSea
: di.abas sd ~ tits particular
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Promising 70 Hang Douglas.

some Of She 1rsckintidgs- fsRssy party.
paks NJ sefsPiss 10 ssy that poBEiss ought
70 b. baHs f5r tafipE 80 ssns iHta Tennessee
90 make speeches Tats i Brsekiaridgs
srsyua.s'. ard lbsy answered the Bell Hnsu
sith ii 10 Ja5kssp, NissisEipFi. By saHEinE
Bell ia sfgy We bad ssPPossd 70 b .
frss coHniry sol that - Awsrisan sitissn Of
hisA posi,saa Nsr JatEs pegsLAs. who hss
lose served The couHtIy Ia her National
esasssls wosla be allowed 10 travel ,hfcugh
the sonAtry. aad arfraa bisasslf aud his Psis-
siplss All this sors q PrOsoTiptioa - re-
vartbJ Of AmssirsA sisiIsas sad ssssisis
msh. We are sshaasd Of sash. sad ssai Il
uad-f.tooa that asss bat these RFreklHsi8Es-
pisuuioa mss srs capable % sssA Essu-
msaisi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20

~ EAssr.--aa tuJ. mate ac9 aagrEaacc raa-
mag through pertcd q asssiy thirty veass
induces ne 90 give mefs sKtrh1s1 eCgsec
o. ihr ltfs aai death 81 ~ RSsEsr FsFtex
sbs drrd % Osircsarc5na, IN E.8SsFs-s.
Ass 2sla, ise@~
me Boessr was bora 10 ! mis.ake o., "a
washiagtsa eSanty. Trga, asrrh s5ld. l-s4
wheu q eoy he entered h;s s0iisgc coarse.
sbder she lutsrsss II ,tha' excv,~at sraa.#
Professor poak 4 fSs pears Ei4eg be c1sE1-
snshcsl AaA eomPlstsd his HssAseaI gsarts
sades tAs instructions e nF. Nslsaa, abe sa-
iAot ef that lastly rssswaed wask, rai.f.-&
Cause aaa Care 0i iu63shiy, S,,sss uus
in 1880 be located - kihgsPssy ssi ccat-
uaVaeed the prasgiss % sssisciae, ~arrs hs
seoa uen fss Aiuselfths rsFstsIiea 81 sac
sssshal pFzslttioBsr IA the hesiisg art Ssssu
AusF he rsAsasnesd ths Pysstise Of aledlsiac
be uasTTiea Miss SAfah A EvereIJ 3auskI
o. Capt. Joseph Eyersti TIE ~. Va fsr-
taHais 10 ths ssiettioE 81 partner Nv.i
has she ERsa The responsible statien s,iussed
hfr, N sharing ths Joys ssd FeGh.es IT hse
With hrt Fsilgicas department IS sell a. Ise
Amisbivasss q her asaRss, she was q sasek
% her hashsnd, SAo possessed Hatsrz.iy
dispasitiuR - tBdalse 10 nsifc AVd ul-fta.
ssFegisliy ID iks early Paft 81 his Liv iH
ls44 be abandoned A,s prast,,e AL s'aaa'sa-
sSd the mercantile basIaesz sd e'auaa7d IS
Ne ~ Ais dsAtA ..., IA
uiu 80, sAs thai ur. Pa'tSn s'' H"' H'se-
"a, air.. bas fssm ~ taos'sase o sSs
80 ,,v th.i he was nNa o. s'rfissS "a
trs-,ssy md a professor 81 al lh' ssrfss A's
M c..n.t,tuts sSasissan- ~ a as ,''.',
a. - asYs-t.sasts. Is a so, ~ We '"''' al
"a ki,,4 anA lB death aiEhi sA'e ,"at'.''
$3.50 - he thosssl 81 Ass'aE coa'si-
satsS assh - Iss Aspv'ass. aoI ees'ef' 81
-. -. ,.,fsuss. s,ss aPea tas verge % ssath,
=, r.s,it 80 b gagBsrVj IL AssEVa, As =
&C., ss was devoted TO his ehddrss-
A.. ssiahaoE aai hiosd As vas srdeHt IN
~ fsseaslsAlP Aaa aseoti0as FbeFr Sas Bet
&c u.sa assFs ready 10 seatriSRss 20 he
asshSaist CeaFsh, ARd note ready 60 sea-
tFseate 10 hss esnesolest estsFRTisss, ia eati-
dag shaFehes Aad ssPFeTtisg ths Gospel
Aad lkeFe Is % aaa whose loss Sia ss 5oFo
kesaiy fsll - he kiassPsra CAarsA
A lev msaths before his death, ] called sn
hisa aud easaissa rata sfs Asalia' N@a
saBpsissl Nasa he iniernsA ne es ms ne
better, sAd Noald aSvss b asg es'feE pa
"a. Il s..sl taaakfal that o0d has smletea
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Rsbuks the Disunisuists.

popular tsvolai;oa u 10 pEDErsss In tbs
south. sad u utusi cad viii defeat the party
sevklps to orsfthrou thjs government Sas-
brfp Of Democrats are disgustsd Sitb the ae-
cumula,iens u evils, ihsf,s, and ffssds, anasr
this nncst sbornlbsbis Of all The AamlHissra-
,ioas kasva 10 the AistsFy Of ibIs RsPsbiis
IA administration, ubich, At bose aad
asresd. has aisEracsI the 0ovsfanest sad
these will 20 logger Fots With tbsif lead
srs
On the ether hsnA, large ssmbsFs Of old
iias wbiss, usa have bssn vo,isg WITH the
Democrats, have eetns bast 20 % thssoaghlJ
aisssstsa w,;h ,hsis late associates, cad thsit
hsliish drsiEns sEstsst The Cnloh. And to
reader The victory u The Uaioa party GER
taia, its members ell ia,sna "a ~ Al The polls
% the SIXTH or NOVEMBER What =
rsbshs to the slsndersrs Of HELL and EE-
ERETT. .ad the CoSsPfkATORs AGAINST
TIE GOVERNMENT. IL Gill be ~kes ss car.
~ ibis State, a. ~s are sossd 10 dot
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
VIVA, re can Do

The "CossftTrTtusAt JsJes Parry 10
Tssnsssss. made ~ - patriotic nsH 81 sli
parties. ssys il 10 their poser 10 carr 'A's
ststs ever sn sPPasitiSo, fOT BILL asd ~
ERKTT. aBd thSs 10 Fvbaks Ihs nsst Asts-
fat ard dangerous organizations ever ks0va
to the SosStry, hand Of a'soTEaHissss, wbs
sssk. aoI eensPt AHd stlhsh PurFosss
60 establish a SovibsFH Cenfs3srssy'
wkigs' AmsTiesss Hsssst DsaseFAtsi
No psTy Nsal VII yoa oct All EsFk Tor 20
sloTioas result - shls' Dash opt s@asE
the eavss sad biIls-ss, ear Needs, and tie
frisads ef shia raiea " every slass--sslr up
The iukspaFul sttualsis thu sctiss ~etk,nE
nsa--aTEs all 10 Sosk SEsoaE he real pee
pls--tsll ihsm sss friends are StrsiHg sAsif
big lick. 10 every section, Ia behalf Of this
eIsOdyEOsgAI Caies. aad that eur ease-
'-,ss esass og eli H1azkinS "a souRa To iFi.
uayA II Vsst will al go 10 uoTk, Eat hep al
svrs. aati The SIXTH or NOVEMBER
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
YanesY In,srrorated a. staunton.

When Tans,y sPsks In s,sun'e0, Va, sew
siai Of TIE ,ittIsas addressed him ihs ioilos-
isg note Of rRgs'Fy
Hoo v . l, YAseEr--5 SsS s.--A Are JoS IN favor
Of = dissuluJioa Of tbs URioa 10 Ihe event u
LiHvvlns elFrIisa 60 tar PTrsideaIiai shAirf
Would yOs sndorfs the sesrssios of any
soaihrTE state il hs tLiaSolHj should be
PTssIdeHI2
10 reference TO thssss questions lAncsy
4ss satal, Sc ssnsi lie has advocated
D,sBniSh foF causes already sIissiaEi sud %
course he Soaid 60 out Of the unioH for
LincoIs's election. bet a. be MAS there be-
fore people loyal 10 tAs uUisH, and Pse-
pie who do seg consider LiROoia'S sivsIina =
iaTt Gauss Tor secession. be desRsd i, SSi,''s
act 70 sems aat u sosli lock hstls more
Lrsgs to come set asl-foo,sd, hte an Amsri-
eau, thsR TO remain in a esl, like serrsnt,
Intending 10 siriks when Il becomes sEPs-
dlrnti
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
w. =, Teri ystsrs,

Tie las 81 Fsssesss, asa he dseis,oa
Of The Supreme eesrt ihsfsepss settles thls
gasssssas
sh ise mlsdemsaBeF u vote 10 sng sler.
" lion cot bsiag leE.lis Saalibsd 70 tets, st,s
sstH BHatf any aksunssa fictitious naHns,
"SAetasi such FerssA be qasIised vetsf, o.
"hota
lsss Gods, Fol .. page sisl
TIE peaelty kss siO4a,los Of the above sec
tIepls Bns OF I@psissaaeni, e' bo,b, =, The
dlssfv,iOa Of she Coar ssd luty tFyinE the
esesss
10 sso,hs' sssIiss ii The Code II ts Prs'i.
dgd, that
81 II Ahy psrssa btiae, Or Aid In bringing,
ffaudattat rioters into thia STATE for 'ks
purpose u pFtesisisg fraud spoa ,ss
sieetiea ifsaehiss, saeb persoa stall upon
esuvlctieB be Imprisoned In she fsaitsRtis
" sFy uos less thah two, uef more thss ave
years,"
tsss Code, PsEssi7j
The gsssiish e. 10 The ilas whse for
sisner's right 10 vets skeraes, aflss aataraii-
Is.ien, has beea sdjaliss,sd By our saPfsns
Csnri. We sevy THE decision, ss Il is ess
that SsRt sp ffur this r0uuiy'
FRs sfAfs ". sarsivS elosEsr
Csastfnsissaai lee. BAsi ia asra ~ Tehv-
ssss 70 IA 'gA Of sssssss. Fetsr, Aaiu'si-
EaGfisa.
The words citizen ~ the epsnty' as pssd
In The Brst sshtiua 81 the f5urth article ~ The
Canstituiiou ~ this State, menHs s'snhsf
the body polite, ,nti,isd to exercise the or
disary rights Of ritisabshiP Pers"h bora
within the limits of 10. rRited Sssiss, aha
resided in snY rsuHty tH dis STATE ioT sii
maa,hs preceding AMI general slsrtioa Is "a
tilted 70 vote In said election Il hs has at
tniasd the are Of twsnt, -uHs Jssrs Hat =
psfsua Of isrpigu birth - act e siufen uu'ii
be Is natutaltrA, sHj be- caBaot therefore
vuts Ia aRy slsCuen Ia this STATE, saiess he
has resided IN the regnty where be offers 10
vote r,r arstLs arr hS asiSTsiSta''o'', nfh'
preceding ssCh slestien.
{susadB Reports, vol S, page tsa.l
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Aad ls. TIE les asursafisss o. shs ssisnssi
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waf, be faslts ssd inPetfsssieht 10 ,bs dts-
tart shsFss Of etiiSies Prevail on hin 10
Asnsls hissslf before tsed, and pray uueh,
ssyasissiaa III sgtsatloa 81 The qssstlOHs
ace tlvistag The Political parties % lhs dsy
Aad tsss shstl The pate mSenbssas Of fst-
EosFainess, sleep sressd the ,enS Of his FOL
lies, IN dsath-iiss ssslasss, se mere making
sss air hiateass WITH the mostafsl esdsuess
sfAis past isssssrsstes.t We BsovStow.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Beware Of suariou. Tickets.

We hasr good reason 10 believe. that Asys-
tsmAtie attempt will hs H'ste IN kaht Ten
h+ssse, op the 9Th Of November 20 iIaPass on
BEiL Agd E,EasrT aea spurious tickets.
beaded f1r the " i'sss- sad iAs CgasdIHftas.
Look we'll "a yoHt tickets aud zee that they
have % thea the BFlt aud KvEsEff electors,
headed IA The haIsss Of PsFEeS aad TAT-
loa. icf she state at lsggs--,bo District Elss-
tars foliauinT. commsaviBH wiib hEAesEIcE
and csR,iudiag Wlth NlBoHs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
who are Legal vetsrsi

Thfa sae.llss ia settled BY the ceas, ga
page s1s. AMI is these WsFds
$50 every free vhils mSa Of tbs ase Of
twenty ens ysArs. ss{Hg . ssfssss o. the CRiIea
States. saa ssifss q the CouHly where be
mai osst bis sets, Sss5As ysrsesSs>s iAs deg
- slssseA. shsii b. sntitlsd 70 vote for msm-
Der. Of The GssvrAi Assenbi!s aha ether civ
Il eaesfs FOE ,hs county Of district u whish
be resides 40 PsrsoR's vote sbah be re-
esivsd ssf Il ia ssSssy in Witch be Fssides. %
The SsPrsUs CsaEi has ssstlsd the ques-
iioa ~ sn e'tiassstss, aHd this Is understood
by all ~ha have sense taoaEh TO serve -
Judges Of elections
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
One and All Vets Early.

f. - Easa, a. we'll ss a safe Plsa, always
to seis ,sEss 90 thu dsg 81 az sissitaa--Nsr-
eF pet il - 10 a late asqr Having 4isssarF.
81 the .aairIdgsi ag,y q 'etiss, ths neat
step shogli be 10 get a. May mere 20 Neis
wi,h yea a. possible, ~ fair ssd honorssIs
snsaBs asa In order - 10 this fsssish yosy-
SELF witb good supply q tickets, fsll and
svnaIss CNIoN TICKETS, ssI sps,,sd, s,Ei-
ped OF H,,1sA, Never resp Noyea HadeT any
circumstances stand S7sArr up and vote
yoar ksutsi seal,rsssIs, aRd fof the men whe
represent yosf yf.asyl,', tsboEh yeu may
net be on speaking tsfaas Nitb tsezf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
The Pair in Progress.

A. Ger paper secs 10 press. she fair 80 fs!i
kl.ss end quiis a HumteF eip~oris sfs ia ear
city Ne Usrv Oh the Frpssd the ars, day,
uhgs satrtes wrrs heisG msde, SD She pei /.
pie usss coslisF 10 We Ssrs siTaek Stis
the tBs appearance Of ii's stosk, more ,hsa
sirh ssytA,sE slss, We we're slso PisAssd 10
ace The grr.t Improvements made oE the fair
Greuads The weather - lsrsly, And as-
stdsdl, tsrerabls 20 the oajsSu q the Fsir
We ,haH Eisr Sc rJtsBdsd notice 10 oaF
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
To the Pallal To The Polls

let every Usj"a uNn Ia TrDHrss's whe
has ths iuirrrsgs # ihs rCuptFy AZ h'srt he
a, The polls on TrESbAY. SIXTH II SOY.
FaREg. 80 rsst hts rets fsr Bell snd Nv.
FRETT sur,iy NJ, PRINCIPLES ~h,sh thsir
aetaiaat.uu fePrrsss,s, shosla iasPirs every
oas 10 So scaE,blng is behalf - 60 sietieus
= case cad thereby s@t sIampls 70 issss
VIE vsms amer as. to battle iuf eur cOsntry
ard ssainst the tatgivs-fvr sssh are all
uha stsk 20 dissolve tsts UHisA, OF Influence
ssy one stats 10 20 op, u Iks CeafeAsr,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
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Election Tickets for Sale !

Ne taks this n1sthed 81 infoFra,AE anr Bell
aHa Everett ir,sudr "a AL she scsnt,es In EAsi
Tennessee. thst ntRaa stssJ. g.q. % thA
city, sss Say qasBtI. Of ushsis "A readiness.
ana ~fI Ell orders At - 50 pr thoasasd --
Les al ths caantiss - 10 q, thai they srs
furnished 10 trs Rave yogr uektu sstiy.
SD di,if,hst, thsH tu ali yvaf sassi,sS 49,
past aeEissl this asttsr. as Il Ia troaeis-
saas TO srrts tiskFss'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
A Large Grove.

GA sslardsy iasI, tso Of the hrsckinridgs
orators from ROCKVILLE, AIlsadsd their pre-
Vioasiy PuS,ishsd aPPoislassI at Stalking
CFesk. In The isssf esd 81 ihis ssaatI, aaa
thsY kaa 0as AssreT, Bart NSTFss, Ahd 80 be
vas asesaed sound upon the goese, they ds-
silasd spsAtisg' We are told that lh@eAse
enthusiasm prevailed, AID thAl iargs gains
we're msds for BrscAiarlass and Laas