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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
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Ms. EpIrdIs Ill your issue Of q /
Iatlr inst, 1 peruse, wi:h extreme pleas
urc. as redudsted HI your editorial, the
al .tFaIR PLAY." which
certainly ii, bb described, replete with
strong and sdsInd argument, lind ! Ger
tainlv think iLlsltould be attentively PEI
ruseii byzeyeT,l citizeni who Acknowledges
himself a TiRgFnia,,. as they have too
long given WAY Ito much supincness IN
matters derodstoty to the honor of the
laws of tlns Dill Dominion, through their
chief Adv5eate, ltle Editor 81 the Repu6-
fican. Who pdriJdieally issues that pub.
LEGATION. tEe MS4nduy School 4idrocnte. Z
thereby enddsyoring 70 tamper with the
minds of the IjisiI ig generation, making it
appe,r a niosthehiousI crime 10 become a
q shave holslers all thistander the garb Of
Religion. IThat the E{litor fully tolerate
such, is welIIknowni but.in addition to
this, has the Editor npt The control Of al
mostall y5urHDidtrict Schools? Indeed,
/ know ofEbutItwp III Tie county Of Kama
VIA, that are Independent in acting against
such advice Hand WHIST are the results
WHY, a maioEits Ire Northern Teachers,
(lnahy Of wlRm are tinclureA with abo-
lit:onism, ! a those who are specially
,eonneered} with Mis- Church, that are al,
lowed to teacl, thereby precluding Gompe'
tent teachers, WHO hold to otherEthan. hiis
principles! aIn adJiion, those Northern
teachers hav4 ext fuled orr usual Glass
Books, ind binnaht 9n for distribution
III such abofiiionI works as shall delude
tho younE mind, and win teach in llc
others. thus precl ndins. the sale OF such
standard school books rs were formerly
used Inns l,aying-a dead stock on the
hands bf bunstot,,kerptrs-- /. that both
The tsalary I'D lid Teachers. HID cost 81
Books, ard dr lined for. the support Of abo'
litiell. q. 4 mach higher cost.
.T. Hlt: JUSTICE: j:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
Contention d ID, Soldiers u 1879.

ISprAs1rosts, Isp.. lsn. IA Con.
yention Of the soldiers of l8te. was
held in this city to.das memorial was
alopted, asking Congress tomake a
appropriation % the soldiers ofthe war q
i8s2, and Of The frontier Indian war d
.the.ame period, II was s.aEed BY sew
eral sbeakers, that Number Of men VIII
we're engaged in the war, and were resi-
ding nov in-the West, weni ii necessitoul
circumstances and shat i is no NOR
than justl. that Congress should aiFor'
them aid. Alter mutual Situations, ami
the renewal 81 old Iacquananceship. the!
adjourned d meet again atihis place d
the 4Ill Of March next.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
LaeerIFron1 California.

sle9o 900 81 spscie- Later fraa,2 Vicar
55.aogtn- s1srea4er III Col. Ia4ersooa,
NV oElaANs. Jan+ ff.--'rhe sts-,m-
slip Empire stity with dates from Ia
rara 10 TIP Yh hist: arrived AZ the Bailey
this>erenfhg ~ EM% l.nrHI + n
me Star il tie Nest takes forward
81. 500. G0e> III treasure. !. +UI{
The Em,e}f States steamer FuAau:sr
.riyed at AsPin@alItnn -tke ..;31rhf ut,
beings news hpnI GfrYtown. Azt'ol, fralrk
Anderson Ihall surrendered Part Castillo
and tho fi.4r steamers B tIo United
S,nes frigsteIsusg uel,rnpa, lHNM1 M., n
1t Isl rc1SoftedEat SIN Francisco that
Col Step:4e n Fort Whlla Walla, Oreggn,
had rectiredIa dispatch, stating that pne
hundred andIeighty men Of col. John
st@S's cpnimand Fad been killed by the
Mormnnl's and Gul. Johnston had been
cotnpcIlfd to1 retfeat. +..FE n. .E"E
Lieut.. Beale would soon return 70 Tex.
as. The eatnels viii temahtat the Tgon
Reservation. III / Et " Mi + .- ILL.,
ILLEGALLY dnit. A dreadful hurricane
hal occuyred on the1coast, which had
destroyed many houses at La Passe and
San Boinatdo, aud lIhi driYrn thirteen
vessels ashore. 4 -.=--a...F5 +. n. ..-.1
Rhe Mofnlons had. all gone to Salt
Lale. The Wabash brings home Col
Anderstjuts com n,and. CptH Anderson,
before surrcnde ling, destroyed all the
buildings aud cattle 1t Castillo, and broke
up !he machinery in A. f laka steamer =.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

! THE CBrReH GoSTsov ERsI ne as
cop,rorersv betwoen 5tbe Methods r.
Church and the NJ. +. Church, Sou, = 7.
still keptnp IN the kssnaWl,a, s In PET
Fihcastle papers. We Have bee tllns
ALI which present facts worthy atten-
ton, for weEdo not know how Io3i may
be before we shall have use f1rshem.-
The controversy III one hichddressses
itself directly TO every com unity ~
Virginia, and as tie suLjectilnot well
understood inthispart or III State, the
facts bearing on. !! might Z presented
through our columns with foiitte our
readers. st.f ~.
/, We have ne Interest 10 hbserye, aud
no party sdvlntasqs TO sln by It. but
merely desir that onr Toplo shall ba
informed q subject b important IL
itself, vet which has resiyad lltttle or no
attention heretofore atlkif hands. 7
! We wsilI not distrb the church re-
lations dfany fyther than to en-
tighten lin as to the rue character 81 the
| church (which lie i member. lfthe
hcts vi may presat, should open his
ewes tqhlen.islles III his church. which
Ehave,gretoforc escaped his notice, and
|! by til means hi church relations arc
chantd. well aid good. The FAULT, in
thatk.ent, is ut Win Us, but in the
chRh t6~Bhicb he belong II Lsris6atr9
| Cl9niae. ss t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

Hos. WM. II. SEWARD Ar Il CoRS
SRrcKING.lIon w ii Seward. Of New
4 ork, at the invitation oftbe Hon. John
s. Pendleton, paid that gentleman q visit
q few days since. theobject 81 which was
to witness h regular old fashioned Viz
ginia ..Nisgerss,1I corn shnekin~, Mr..
PenAleton being DESTROYS that Seward.
from what he could see there. would be
convinced that slavery in Culpeper MAS
not $50 bad AS represented BY the anti.
slavery men of the North. The frolic
passed of. very pleasantly indeed, and
no one was more delighted than the Now
York Senator Wdrrentoa Wig. 80.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

4. 4. a 80. SO cOmpan =, Tor It's oWH
M : Mo ,A'ss S allow such calumnies to ! 20
s :fs,,,s,:,.,.Ss,t.zand Mi tx encourage their
lIV,..n,. II. IN c;rcula,ion III suei, reports,
,i III I'll, o;rc,,,a,ed ID I means to proteet
,...,s f,,,,n I'M. etIects uf their own
, MI. Al e,,ln.bIe dereliction Of their
3x, ,sat;es. Ne think The company
,,,,;.,,, Ill u,.ll Is look more carefully 10
..,.nts Md their agents motives. ~
.r,,,n.t men aid not tie I'D and eaptious,
II. III bes. fitted for active datiss and good
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
Political SpetnIation..

We find The fvIoWilig rumor in
Washington letter u the New York Her
aEtof Tuesday: Is
Consid ,rable excitement prevails 4
5rnong initiated politicians A. * the posi-
ton 81 Governor Wise on abe kansas
question and The pliry q the Admins
lration. II is beliyed there il 4 com
binediand deep poltical Wise and Doug
las movement agais St the President.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

LISTS or TREAsskf soTKs onshun.
bred and fifty Ahoussnd deE4rs u tr,as.
ury notes, ofRtbo denomination II ono
hundred dollars. vera this morning r.-
celyed atithe treasury Department. and
will be issued Tomorrow ia The payman,
Of drafts. Re. These Roses are bsauiIful
in design and exscued in such thaa,~r
As to Adjudication e
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

lhef army ~ tlFHArFE EHaFttTS -h7--Hof-
mons Frepdrihg % Ledef tor he Brit
%ih ProEi;,sces+-P r6cian,atioa Of OBJ.
('"mmings. detlorbtg ttuA in a STATE
Of ReIeliton. -Il| FL. | .1r :. -
! ST. LorIs. Ja1 Il. -Ths Republicau
has adSiccs fEont Etsh. 70 December the
Istt =. =; a. ~ 4! " -s- =. -
. !, The. troops W re III in Winter uirters
at .Fort Bridget with tl,a exception Of
Colonel Cooks command, which was
posted. forty miles distant on Ilenry's
-Fotk, where a s cant supply IF grass re-
manned. y F.3r 7 i. ,
Fort Bridger was being rebuilt for the
purpose Of projecting the provisions
The troops wer E comfortably Stationed
in tents with STD YES. II "A # r.. .4-
The weather lad been, . yqry mild and
good health pre- ailrd. H. H.. =. .
There were provisions sufficient to last
untilIune on 4 oseIallowaltce. 49,
=. Capt Marcy had been sent to Tao:
and Santa Fe IA ob.aig supplies. = /:
Nearly two thirds of the animals Of tbs
expeditions have died. # EJ5.lI
4 IrI ,r "lt-y ->+IsH FL. :. - q.
w hs'- M"r p, weffPFeTaflnS 90 ie'N'
FOR the BRUSH posStttsss'onsp ana pioneer
parties have. alftady tetf- II
~ hf Sn nan, ! Slns nfn 4 sem n quantity 2
ss,a 70 Soa. do''Fs 2 ,f
That officer sent back word 'siall'p
that le "outq Rahs ahs D ., niger :, IirFo
tnG same 1laar'qf on 2 sinifar effahu:
bfiSham = oHhS han asp lnsited
officers of PIE army ~ partial e Of his 4,
P'Gilty ahu sPehd lhe winter ~ IN PAs st
Lake Eelty: aIt. III III
!. p say 81, tnat Nh. Johnston 'n IS 'fl
M spri,Ig, 91hat he asks for no grease
Bto. tie force unEfer hiscommand. #
Y Governor Cumming has issued proc
| lahmatien aeclaainp .,hs Territory be I'M
state44of rebellion, and siatif that 4 !.
| court would be organized id Gsn River
! county Near Fbrt Bridrer. fr whence
Iifka n,,n A a.;Is,, ,,.a, III, 81 NV th;aft
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

a lar.e meeting Was held ia Mobile on
the 3D. instant at the -AnPhAhsatrs.
which appointed eofnrnittes uith ,he
powoT u e1pei N'illishl Strickland. IN.
Abolfioriss pnbE5hor. Tho resolutions
a,loped requested him q leave the STATE.
aniAs yor Fstnrn.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
Trust SALE or VALUABLE
9altP1.0Derfv.ca,c,

n Pursuance Gf tks t.frIs snd pt1sisi ne
81 Is Deed oF Trust. FL etute., by NsIls
sel S. Brooks, on NE ssday ol July, 1881, a.
Che nm. E sigge,l, aid PfeItsiek r. Rroois, -
~ ;stses, FOR the pifp ~ Of scouting eeitaia
asSts theIein nentlonedto FisdseeE RiloLs.
bud Mis- assigns. and lalv recorded ID IL
E!crkAs Oil c of kaHsWha CopEts, 10 wLKkS
peed rcfc:enee is hcie',y made Tor nurspsf-s
sieular dsst ription OF the properly tksrsxia
conveyed, N,eands,xisn.,i. ruitrts as Ill re-
said, wi1proes cd 10 xell, on
1MoSDAY.5tIl day Of April, 1855,
It the front do III tie Cnutt llorse 6f1lKI-,
sswha County, 1t PatIis aRstisa. d 30
Slightest b lter, r eSsh, Ill the real aud PER-
nal Property conyesef Ia said Deed. con.
Sstmg Of . ysluStle Salt Property. farutes.
fixtures AMI appartenaners tonls, mulrss sats,
&c til IS is oase OF The NO tiyaluabls Salt Pra--
d rtit sin tie Couniy Of Kanswha. aud if u Z
same conveyed by FFeteritk < Brooks 10 Ma
tAaniel S. Brooks By rexd of Record ietks
Clerks Office ef Kanawl,a Com J We viii
sen so m rch or il as may BE- necesssrys VI sai-
isfy the ID BIS Aforesaid, aud y lle. aver r. al
title AZ is vested in Us Is trustees, wkHA X
believed I be good. II
j. s. o. BROOKS.
: W. G BROOKS.
aJaaHAry Is, ISIS .fY3n3Sl TrustssS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

TuaEs RkR KIIrp At 0ss .SRor.--,
Abont tho 10Th ~ lsst month W.. r.
Grice, Of IUtler, Geo, willie on = huas in
Clinch comfy. killed at one shot, tl,rss
deer. With were all that tuu. by him
II Was hi first deer hunt. &
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
SrRAuDoAr DIsAsrEKs OK rHs VIZ,

STEAMBOAT DIsAsrEKs on TIE WHsr.
EsS RIyxRs ptRIso, lG57.-Ths Rumber
Of boats lpst or badly damaged On the
western rivers dunn:s the past yonr Was
about 200--of Which about 100 Eero 10.
tai losses Tho number Of lives Lat by
these disasters was about ESQ. Tie
amount III property DESTROYED i not
known.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

.MARD TfstEs ron ,ST.AyEs. hi
ySouth-side Dtm'tsrat says
Z. .''Ieichmonl presents many feat lre-
Of interest-thatis, - those who an
concerned III th hiring Of lnegro4@
fer strange bktk faces crowd tils
streets. thick as Ieayes III yalambr,f
sa. People SAY that the rates. ars
lower, tobacco hands not being snrE
great reauisitiesas az tbs time lsssH1
year.
The times. lhlwcyer. aFe not 81
.harl.f for the slaYts a for their mas
ters, or owners. The master Mus
keep the boiy arIl soul Of biz hlacI
chattlcs together let tie times be a
they may, aud finnish liisn NTH foo
and raiment, though they may not b
cxactly9o Sambos liking The slav'
knows his master can't afford to le
him starvcN or frrezc, or die, ami 5,
he can lie tlownat night and sleel
sonndly without. any cares for II
morrow. " TLourirr.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

Letters received In Masb;ncton
from Gov. DESvRR, Of Kansas! shows
that The rumor that he approved of the
course pursued by W4LxER and SrAS.
r'N, was nj founded Oh t.ess.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

Hsn are frequently like tsar -theIr real
strength aud goodness are NOT properly
drawn out, urrl tl.ey- have besa .. short
time in hot water.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

.'.What can a ydpng Iassie d wi an
qu1d man." has been answered by.a jury
III Bedford Co, Val, Who gave Miss IL
mira w, Wihgieh, aged % yeats, rer,
dietEof ss7, 900 against William Stein,
anolI gentleman Of about 90, fora breach
Of promise or marriage. !. Hi l..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

LArpAlLE CrR1dsrrY.- "A nnmbcrof
women iniEfie Co, NY. have called. .
Convention, the object pf which - stated
q Ill, "toI,r.tin a new ln3wlelge Of he
nature and attribtttes Of N mn l y Y, + (
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

de Hho braces himself to the x;nd, u
saggle when ths uinds blow. gives Up
hen Ihey have done. and falls aslssp IN
Ae Stiffness which follows. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

Gov. 1yIsE has Written . singular letter
10 tio 4,a5mmnany so4itts Of MN Yak,.
for which We have Hot room this week,
butwill give i in our next. tI K \.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

CourokTABLE. Most 81 our readers,
We presume have heard ofthe Jenpilig' S
property. IN England, which has been
for 4 long period>without q recognized
heir. and has been rapid accommodating
IN the mean time. Mrgohn Martin. Of
London, i now3being Put N possession.
and win inherit the snug little sum Of
$50. ooo. 900 in cash while his yearly in
come will be se5o.ooo. lie. has. hste-
tofore,: been Wretchedly poor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

sHERfrfts Bosp. The Hastings Court
Of Richmond, On Monday last, fixed the
bonds Of the new Sheriff 1T $500. 900 -
Mall. X. Eilyson then gave notice that
he would be prepared 10 qualify on some
day during the present quarterly term.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

A RrroRa m rue RIcur QrAsrER.
.speatdr or has announced lis deterrn-
Iination.to strictly enforce the rulelprohib-
.iting Tie bringing Of liquors Tito that
part Or the Capitol over which he has
charge 50 that the Members who are de.
,erminedz TO imbibe, will be compelled to
60 over to tire senator ! end ofthe Capi.
tol Sor 10 some drinking saloon in the
neighborhood.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
SURVEYORS COMPASS.

Et0R sales Surveyors Compass. new,
x Eithexlra Needle. and Ctain rods.
inlength. DO, lpgnirc i This once.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
II ANAWHEA VAIL EY STA ~ ri.

prnaRraplE WATER The weather.
l65,,s lar bas been rren,,a,kablv warm, oven
for / Virginia winter. There has been
BUT one cold spell and that was but for
4 day III, two, aud did not make iico over
! oilarter oflan inth thick On standing
valer. There has beer much cool, wei
weather but { rrest deal Of the time, the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

4 we are under renewed obligations TO
lion. Jois IErtHrR. and Hon Al g.
JESKfSs; for Public .Documents.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

Mr.. Cusas's S1Ay Es. - Geo. ". Gus,
tbs, the last direct descehdspt 5of Gee.
Washington, and Who did FecNnaily left
anvil BY which ho enlsncipatcd MI of|his
slaves. Washington eorrespPnds4tof
the Boston IrotfI'er,shas written 4 Aot-
TO That paper, in which Ea states that IItths
emancipation Of tie slaveslwiil b. much
retarded, i not Wholly prevented by |tle
heirs that foul play is in Progress Chat
preparations are being made, for4stlliing
them, South; that even the will caauot
DO seen, and that Mr. Washin stonE d
Mount Vernon, il the Chief among the
heirs who are throwing obstacles in Tie
way. .tR. il LEE. Esq tie Son-in law Of
lMf. Gusts, and the Executor Of his will,
has published a letter III which lie de:
ni4s alphabetically the assertions Of this
letter writer. lie says the viii is op pro
bate ID lid Alexandria county Court, III
Mt. C.'s own hand writing, open 70 the
" all that Mr Washington il
not even one Of the heirs much less en-,
deavoring 70 frustfate fihe objects Of the
Twill; dat the slaves are> not being splt
south and that i is lha Intention d. the
heirs 70 religiously carry out Die Y lettel
| and spirit ofthe will. s|. II.
I III Is this officioeus ana offensive inter
asneddlins with the private affairs of citl
! zens of.the South, by irresponsible ne Us
| paper seribblers, thai Hso wi' l{.: Oh
/ breach between tile North and tbs South
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19

SUICIDE AT RIcIpND William in
Cloves, formerly Identified with the
pro. slavery me IN atSansas. who subse-
auently served upr Walker in Nicar-..
aqua. and was aftxards contested with
the Memphis Bukin, committed suicide
at Richmond. on "Wednesday night,
bv ncans of iafnnnl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
Later From Utah.

Re TINY II TFMHter Qaartt1rs-t Nor
mons Prepdring al Ledts tpr Me Brit
y tia EroEii,,tcss+-Pr 6cian.ation Of Obi.
G'nmntings, deflarig .tfpA IN a State
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20

We have, also, for Nos IT. Is 1e 20 and 81 In
Lincoin's plan OF lots, which Is q dwelling
house These lots viii be sold to suit purchaser
changed Tor country property, good mules affair VAL
uation. We will give bargain.
ALSO, Lot No y, in Housons and Martins
addition Nashville, fronting Railroad Depot Ihis
IS feet front Franklin street. l50 deep 10
alley. II you want bargain, now is your time.
b. K. GLASCOCK, Agent.
augl2., No 81, Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
rIr. Murdoch as Hamlet.

Very few new things may be said, at this day,
in praise of the play of Hamlet. Much more cir
cumscribed in plot and barren in incident than
some others OF Shakspeare's productions, 1t yet
out-rivals them all as pure emanation of trans
cendent genius. 1t compasses the entire art, and
stands the CHEF ornament and glory of dramatic
poetry. As specimen Of rich and skilful inven-
ton, of swift Imagination, profound and accurate
Judgment, deep and varied knowledge of human
nature, mature and measureless insight into the
actions of men, and of the word painting OF ideas
il is unapproachable. We have sometimes thought,
that in many respects, lie production was mira
Gle; it so far transcepds the ordinary nay the
most extraordinary efforts of the human intellect.
To say that Mr.. Murdoch or any one else could
personate the prime character in such play we'll
clevery-in the good old English sense of that
term-were saying very much; but to say that he
not Murdoch at also to speak-but Hamlet,
and not merely the Hamlet OF the play, but the
igiual Hamlet of Shakespeare, he stalked over
the stage OF the mighty Poets SOUL enough is said
iisarm criticism and all else becomes praise al.
miration
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
Crisp,s Gaiety.

The Dramatic season, opened, Monday night,
under the most favorsbl. auspices. The house YVES
crowded from pit to dome, including aises and
spaces. The audience was the largest we nave
ever seen in that building, aud embodied aree
portion of the beauty and cbivsiry and intelec' Vi
the State. The Governor of the State, heads OF
departments, the Speaker Of the Senate anu l'fs'
,,,,ner of the members Of both branches OF tne
I.eoisI,ture Judges, eminent Lawyers, Bankers
Merchants Teacbers VI, chanics and Art'z ans were
.b.,s ,o oiva boiy and So stance to the occasion'
Will tho arrsv of ladies gave il winning bril-
1;.rce which. il Is not vain Boosting (cous'aering
the proverbs ii beauty Of the laoies oil NaSh'j "
cav was iucom parable.
We bone The Manager will give these circum-
stances their proper Interpretation. something Oh
;. , % ,be occasion, the first of the season,
sometbipg to the weather something, parhaPo W
orriosi,v n see what attractions the new Manager
,vo,Id dsnIay: but infinitely more to the genius
and nower Of the chief Actor. 1t was spontane-
ous expression of the discrimination ana appreci'-
tiou. on the part of our citizens, OF gentiemaniy
ousIiti.s and theatrical genius-an unmistakaoie
Indication that the Nashville people 'know hawk
from handsaw," and prefer the ''soarng eagle 10
the housing owl" This is tue Interpretation; and
we hone Mr.. Crisp will read it Alright and obey Its
teaching.
The bill for tonight is that sterling comedy by
Sheridan, TIE school for ScHadH, IN Which MT
Murdock presents the char ,cter Of Charles Sur
face. 10 conclude with the new farce OF the
Dancing Rarbsr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING Jan. l9, 1858.
Adjourned meeting held last night in the
City Hall.
Aid Coltart called up his bill to regulate the tax
on Livery Stables. kr. Coltart offered another
bill in lieu of said bill, which read, an6 pas sed
on it's third and last reading.
Aid. Foyg, a resolution to notify certain citizens
to repair their pavements. Posed.
Aid. Conger, a communication from the Fire As
ISOLATION, relative to an appropriation made by To
Board sometime since. Also, bill to amend the
original Act.
After much debate the rule suspended, and
the bill read and passed on its third and last
reading
Mayor McEwen, a resolution authorizing the At
toruey 10 inquire into the legality of repairing pave
mens. Passed.
Aid. Downs a resolution authorizing the Chair
man OF Street Committee TO have portion of JEFF
ferson street repaired. Passed.
Aid. Ware offered the following resolution.
Resolved, That the law passed August 27, 1857,
prohibiting children that live outside the limits of
the Corporation, and those that may move in from
tine county aud board in the city for the purpose
of going to the City High Schools be published in
the five city papers one week. Adopted.
Aid. Halle, resolution to have certain gas lamp
posts Referee.
Mayor McEwen: a resolution requiring the
School Committee to ascertain whether the school
moneys have been kept separate from the corpO
rlton funds. Passed.
AID. Halle: biz, entitled an act to amend al
acf, res ng the Market House. The amendment
prOPoses that persons living outside of the county
State, shall have the privilege of attending
market with marketable provi ions and fruits.
AID Fogg offered an amendment TO alter the
hours of opening the market from ~ O'CLOCK noon,
TO sunrise in the morning.
There was considerable debate on the above bill
| and amendment, which lasted until late hour,
without coming to any conc uSion,
And the Board adjourned until the next regular
meeting.