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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-19
DEATHS.

In Ludlow. Oct G, Mrs. NANCY FRENCH aged "a years
In winthrop Mass, Oct s. ARMENIA p, wife of Charles
Teuksbury daughter Of n A. Parker Of Tyson Fur
aged 81 years. = 49,, =,
In Woodstock, Oct. 8, Mrs. ELIZABETH D wYMAN
aged 40 years.
and Mary Fairbanks, aged days.
In Marlboro the 10th inst, Of putrid sore throat
0sEAlTIIIA only daughter of Timothy NJ Adams, in
the 18th year of her age.
In Chester Oct l6 after short sickness OF three days
Mr. NORMAN A. NORRIS, aged 81 years,
In Plymouth Oct. 18th, CLARA NJ daughter OF James u
aud Philiuda Priest, aged months and z days
Darling Clara! lovely Clara!
With thy broad and beautious brow,
Great blue ewes Of speaking beauty,
Csn we must lose thee now
Still so chubby, plump and dimpledi
How can Death claim such as thou
Father, kind, in mercy aid us
Help US say Thy will be done "
For we loved rosebud fondly,
And like Rachael sadly mourn.
cfying-grieviug- sighing-wceping,
Ger affections tendrs torn
Yet we know csnst support U.S.
And In all things doest well.
| For MS sake who wept with weepers,
! Every mourning feeling quell,
And with all our children bring us
Safe at last, with THEE to dwell. Nj
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Latest News.


On Tuesday the Hon. Jacob Collamer,
was reelected U. S. Senator, for six years
from the 4th of March next. In the SEN
ate the vote was % for Collamer TO Chat
solitary democracy for Paul Dillingham;.
In the House. the vote was 1913 TO "a.
The join, assembly also elected the fol-
lowing officers -
Secretary of State, Benjamin w. Dean Of
Grafton; Sergeant-at-Arms, Erastus S.
Camp Of Montpelier; Auditor of Accounts,
Jeptha Bradley of St Adams; Superinten-
dent State Prison, Hiram Harlow of Wind
sor.
Ten thousand Republicans were in torch
light procession in Boston Tuesday night
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BrattlebOrO.

Charles A. Trip made proclamation last
week of his campaign this fall. He has
fhe best assortment of silver ware and jew
elry ever offered in Brattleboro.
There is to be a grand opening at o. j.
Pratt's establishment to-day, and fine dis
play and show of dress, and millinery goods
will be made.
Mazeppa fire company made very fine
appearance at the fair at Charlestown.-
They were accompanied by the Bratileboro
Cornet Band, whose playing won the uni
ycrsal appreciation Of the crowd. On their
return they we're surprised by a reception
got up by the ladies. A torch-light parade
was had, and an hour was spent in discussing
a supper, amid the best of feeling. Ma
zeppa company is among the best in New
England, and certainly not surpassed BY
any in Vermont.
Houghton & Blake are offering grand bar
gains on dry goods, &c, and the most fas
tidious taste they are prepared to please
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-19
Splendid Torch Light in WaipOie.

The greatest torch light Display ever wit
messed in this region, came off at Walpole,
N. H., on Thursday evening of last week.
Five car loads of Wide Awakes, Cornet
Band, and others of Bellows Falls, went on
an excursion to Walpole, and among the
crowd were good number Of ladies,-all
of whom under the inspiring influence of
republican principles, and invigorating ef-
feet of the October elections, were in high
spirits, and even the brief ride to West
minister vas enjoyed as not the least of the
gay time that followed. Arriving at West
minister, they we're met by the Wide Awakes
of Walpole, Capt. ]. Is. Clark, all formed
ia line, and torches burning. The whole
we're then formed in one procession, and
marched after the excellent music of the
Band, to Walpole village. The night was
exceedingly favorable, being dry walking,
balmy atmosphere, and cloudy, thus bring
ing out the torch light to the best advan-
tage. As the procession entered the vii
lage, great quantity of fire works were
let of, and for while it was almost one
mass of moving fire, with brilliant streams
4 shooting upward, and added to this all the
republican residences were Illuminated,
making in the aggregate truly grand and
imposing display. The hotel by Mr.. Make
peace, and the residence of DIR. Ball, were
finely Illuminated, as was also the residence
of A. p. Rowland, DR.. Blake, DIR. Kilt
redpe. and others whom we do not know
all of which contributed largely to make VI
the very fine effect produced. The process
sion passed through all of the streets to tho
I spacious Town Hall, where they were treat
S ed to speech from Hon. N. b. Bryant o
: Concord, which was fully equal to thu
brilliant demonstration just witnessed in TIN
!. streets. In fine, Mr.. Bryant is capita
: good speaker, and his speech was one Ger
S tainly no. often surpassed, and well calcu
lated for good effect. 1t was solid, witty
e full of anecdote and pith, and when he ha
: concluded, every one felt the utmost pleas
o ure and satisfaction. il is proper TO ad
i that the hall which il is said will hold seve
ir or eight hundred when packed, was file
n to overfowing, and quite number coul
lie not get ia at all.
g AS the procession passed in the street
+ an occasional groan and wall could be hear
w from the crest fallen democracy, and
~ some instances they gave vent to their fee
inss through fish horn, and in others
r was said they had retired to the cellars
IS their gloomy abodes, and still others We
- in ashes If no, sackcloih, mourning al
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moaning, like the Jews in Jerusalem, over
their fallen temple in Pennsylvania. But
no Republican was disturbed by these
demonstrations, for all f,lt deep sympathy
with those in distress.
AT the close ofthe speech, the procession
was again formed, and the Wide Awakcs OF
Walpole calamity escorted their brethren
from Bellows Falls, TO the station in West
minister, where the performances were closed
with cheers for the Band, and all went to
their homes filled with enthusiastic saisfac-
tion
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-19
A CARD.

The subseribers would take this method
Of rendering their thanks to the firemen
and citizens Of this ciilsge for their aid and
assistance during the destruction of their
buildings by fire on Saturday morning last
and especially to those ladies who SO gener-
ously assisted in getting the breakfast in the
morning.. They and the gallant fremen
and others. may rest assured that their ef'
forts so justly aPpisaded on the occasion
referred to- were fully appreciated.
EDMUND BLAKE,
JAMES III. BLAKE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-19
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday, Oct. tt.
At market POLL Cattle shout 1909 Beses and l0l stores
consisting of Working Mich C@Ss and one tTosnd
three years old. - , -,
Prices of Market Beef-Extra including nothing but the
hest large fat stall fed oxen, SO 50 90 first quality
$500 second quality 25 third qualify, So S0i ordn
AIRY 50 IS.
ws<zGAg Oxen, sI5 "a $50.
Csws and Calves-S20, % q Ct.
Yearlings sT9s9 ;twoyssrsold $40 a IL three year.
old IA az II. =, n.
sh.epsnd Lamhs-9709 at market Prices inaots 81 y
49, a 90 each Extra rs 251 50 5oeaeh, or O9 "
per 10. live weight. Spring Lambs, Q W 9eW-
Hides &c lD6.c. Tallow, Ga 65c.
Pets 81 ooc "a 81 rs each. Calf skins 10 a lie y ID
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-19

Their business has greatly increased within
a few years, and consequently they keepVa
hand AN immense stock.
FELTON, is filled this store, we mean,s with
large stock of almost everything conceiv-
able, from the usost solid uf literature and
stationary, to the finest little toy for the
children. Among other things he has "lIrs.
Gilbens Career" by J. G. Holland, which
is very excellent story by well known
and very popular author. We shall pub.
lish more extended notice Of the book,
probably, next week. 1t would have been
published this week had not sickness inter.
upted the writer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-19

CHEsTER.-The Cornet Band of Chester
has recently been reor ganized. L. II. Clark
will continue director rs heretofore, and
Warren w. Richardson, will be leader.
Mr.. Richardson, is very worthy OF the
position assigned TO him, and well known as
a very excellent player in the Bellows Falls
Cornet Band, during the year past and
under his leadership the Chester Band
cannot fail to fully maintain their previous
good reputation. BY the way they we're
very handsomely complimented'at Proctors-
vile by Judge Culver, but it was no less
handsome then deserved.
The old Eagle House is now used by
travellers, though not kept as public house.
ii. b. Pierce, former clerk Of the Chester
House, has opened an eating saloon, and
will furnish hot meals at all hours.
c. II. Rowe adcertises anew this week.
He is capital good jeweller, and besides,
keeps on hand an assortment Of nice things
which he sells on the philosophical plan OF
quick sales and small profits.
The Chester Wide Awakes are pcovid
ing themselves with uniforms, so as to be
ready to celebrate the election of Lincoln
any time after November 9th.
p. Fl. Robbins, at the depot, is ready a
1
all times to furnish the crowd with every
variety of hardware, in which be is doing ;
very extensive business.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE of Y EKDUNFJf IHt HUI IN. 7 Iy1Et.
WINDSOR, $ 5 Court FOR tle Disefict OF
Windsor heirs and all others interested in the estate
Of ORRIS0N ALLtRD. late OF Reading, in sid District
deressed Greeting.
Whereas Noah Br-rs estate of sai de-
ceased rrpr scnted tot lis Court that the personal
ofssd Discussed nsuf-nto pay his just deeisy the sum
s4s nod hath spped for license 20 sell much oithe
said decrased will the aforesaid su
and legal and charges Therefore you ere HEREBY
notia,sf a. anu,r before tins Prbte Court, session
thrt ~of 70 b. h. Ion Of r. Dosner 10 Weather.
field ia sail the fourth Tuesday # October nex
and show cause contrary bops the Court
-hau direct for payment Of said tcbss-aud eos-or
License then be granted 70 sail administrator . sell &c
much Of the deceased will b. -ucieut q
raise the aforesaid pay all LEGAL costs and ehsre
Given under n hand ami the seal q sud Probate Court
At tavendh in said District, this 2th day Of September
A. D. 1877 -. -.
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Total

RrxARks-Tbepe large stock Of Cattle at market to-
dsy In addition 400 kept from last week about
half the Cattle The best qualities sod at last
weeks prices grades and Stores 1 and prices lower
Good chance yers 70 supply themselves with store
Cattle at low figures. Sheep rsther dull. 80
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
Sine Sebemsrettuu8 SSilbeIm opn
S~umbpib'S.

Yer neue, i'm &erlage opn g. Ntetbtnaer in
6%rautfurt crittenenc Ioman Iber Nleranecr yOn
pamboIrt, BON Seribert Jtau, entbalt nebrn
i'anben Der SSirtlihfeit rut;etntrn 3iseu aud,
cine Shtlbcrung isner e0lrn Se6er,tbett, eurd
relhe Der Oidtcr Stirslis BEN 9Bilbelm pcn
pumbolet 9e9rn Zen Gcp bes Grtrinfens be.
waertr. Dos l%rlteue Slid elmer Ipl6sa Sanb-
lung Nerbient Derbreitete Setauut16aft. @ir
tNtilen oa9er jsne Scene pes Npmans nit, Die
Der Autor rurG einen Spasiersan9 Der beirei
9umbOlrte nit Stic9Iib unp @ecrs 6prlter, ben
he lUrbsn tsnnen 9el"tnt batten, einfl6rt:
Der Monb mar aufse9anaen uno mari feline
Sl!0eritraDlen uter Die mcite eanpI6aft, oa6 Il,
m'e in sinem mattet 3auberliAte eraldn;te,
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atDHrte cine erquifcnpe SIble aus tenn mad
Sonnemunter8an9 I&ien Die Cuff faf mob bife,
uno rparmer 9eprrben Su lein, als lie es am
gage mar. sic l~oitete mirtlit erprifenb aui
ben Hanbsrern.
Stte9lIB, Den gSilGeim'S 9iebe Ie6r interrifrte
batte NIT oielcm auf's 9feue bariiber ,l Gprrdcr
0e9cnnsn, 6oriter unp @leranber ainaen. in
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l%"Eti9ttn, 10 ~Sertieft, bab fe ni6t bsmerftsn
ME lie INNER wsitsr auseinanSer famen uuo It
enrliA 9Gn5Iib aus Dem Gugen p~erloren.
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leinen 8rsunb pfGgIi4 ontielt une auf einr
ipunperl66ne Stele aufmertiam madte.
Die esinr, rie ihb bier t6eilpeiie User s5elrer
~1tnpe9Oran9t, I'M iiA Damn pieOer in unos.
irpbnltA ttefen Stelen su ~lammeln, mari leiht
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Der p6nntalie rei6en SpieIraum ,u number.
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cultern 2annsn nno 6i6ten teisst Karen mn
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ldwarJ'n rteii9en 8aumcn fat aeIpenRild bo.
ltanb.
SstOe 5reunce, BON benz @n6lid ent,idt. wpu.
ten Jest AUDI @lsrancer uni. GOrlter parauf auf.
merriam MAIDEN, aber gu iOrer Gerpunberuo "a.
ben le %rieisIten ni6t me6r.
DSOll i'd fe rufeu 2" frus Stieatib.
pNetn," ia9te @tl6slm.- ,Sie IbwSrmeu
geWtb mieoer unter reu GeccspaImsu BON Gamma.
sSir rolen fe in ibrsm Slid midt a6r,n. gbs,
lh Oenfe, mir tAur stwas Anperes.m
Stun 2"
.gHir pOIen uns taben !m
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&uf letrem 9e!t6tn lag in betFem Tieter
Gin tranfcs Rinb bic 9S6rteriu Itlief Gin,
San9It mar bic Niuttcr ibon gu Gptt binu4er,
Spntt fpiirce IS ni6t iest 10 einiam ftiu.
Der Sranfbeit Stirme IbnttsIn feline @lisber,
Hnn brausen aud lfarInt's uber Slur unS 98olb,
Nttt Iautcm 9raitln fdat Der 8escn uteper;
Dem orrnen Snatcn pirp cS Bang unc soIt.
81 lag er lang. "a iperbcn fs;ne Siids
9sriibrt Ypt fanftcm Sfinntcr, unb or Ipaut
DnrG's 6eniter tite Regcnhpecntrtds,
@pn Scttes 9enc ~SieIfortis ~aureebaut.
Gin GrssI mousett ouf rem Iidten SVeen
unn nohsrt lit nit lcihttelhminettm 6uf,
Snnl trantsn Rnattn trmmt or bin9elpseu
llno neist it6 ibrr i'm nit lanftem Sus.
ySOinin. fpise mir! SD iutre Did gum @Iade,"
5frft .r iPm iu. ug8ir aeo'n gum 6inmel Gin I!
8omn' nil mir i6sr iene scIbns 9rlfr,
Nprt ipirit Oh aud bet S,iner Muttsr Irin."
Der Snabe ntft nit lcieer @etcrot
S6ltn9t er bic Str.ibcr um bee SimmclS 8inb.
Sts flicstn bin, = tp6 ntbt binauf; ,ur Grpe
Sentt it& Dee GrsrIS Girti9 pIeilsef5wiub.
,sHOBin tenn fabrt Du mi@2 Du tat ia eben
Seriprr8tn mir btS Sinlmcls Idees gliit
Bur Nuitcr nil i'd uub ~ Got. gPidt lcben
DR6St iebt i'd ntehr. iur erbe ni6t ;urid."
Der Gu9et l66elt ,,Gpltef On uibt tpiI. n,
sBas allen Sinbtrn Iutter Sast ms Str,
Das mir ben SimmeIsi6luftl bobcu mullen,
Der ms ptri6Iisbt btr Bride scIbnes Thor?
Die Grbe III am StmnteT fsitgtbuubcu,
9Siult 0u binauf, 70 mubt Du ert ttnobl
9p6 babeu til has SGllhelten ~scfunbcn,
Tam bIri6t P%iniectn ni4te niebr ais Dsin Grab"
gSit Stritm gscrt tcust cr I6 frrubis Si,br:
10 ftnos tb ia ihpn, mas i6 sr,ppQt!m
9Hnft cine BIittt, tebt bic Sdminacn pieber
uno trdst elm SdIiislbIiimGcn bell mic Sob.
Stin iSpeb,n it gum Iihttu Itsrnbpstn,
OoS scIbre SIlrnbtn ri9rt dnS spl6nt lbpr,
Dd iiuo Der Gnsel uub baS Ginb oefloasu
Cur shutter uab ID gpttee Strrn smrpr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssELs Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFICE: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
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Sefnnntmacbnmaeu
E. j. PIC o 7,
Mpotbefer,
Gde Der 17ten unO MuinfroGe.

g. &tnbervater ais G5ebalfe).
eHipfeb!t ietn reid %1oltiaes Eager ousr in Iein
Nadt iGlnacnoen 2grtifet. w;e audi Norfi,nsrieus
Setfen, Gtrlfen urb &dmm c is,er Irt; 6orten,
Dele, @las &C; @taarr,n, 81 rud, ,Rnu. unS
S6nupftaent uno Diele onbere qrtitsl, rclde in
pieltsen apotbelen 9emGbnfi6 scfabrt rperpsn.
9Inptlahlt6 matt berfrlte AUDI auf Ieinen
berlbnitsn uno unfeblbGrcn ,Sirsinia @crm
Silrr' aufmertfar,.
0te peutlhe, pie 9r66tenttctls a,ton Die omeri-
taftide Hstegtur ptre ppu 3. &~inpersater
belor9t' Der aud i'm 6anroertaufe feline aauSs-
lsute duf5 8rcunbIihfe ~becieusu mirb.
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siie6'nons, ssa,, 0rs;toe, sem 81, s5nlt 1860.
grniuctoa.
SUPERINTENDENT.

S'HsSlaube i'm baiertf&en @ebirse.
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Sefsmntmacbmnaem

H.ucr NtG6,iaben
an Srcabfr.. ,wiiGtn Der 2. unb 3. Strdee. :
rlntsreidnster radtt eem bertlhen 9ublitun bic sres6trs
an,tist, eaS tr an pbiasnl @lase tincu Mobelahtr er6fnet
bat, nnb tittet In pprtpmnlcnoen G61ep I'm, stncilteu Su-
fsruA. Setell'e &rtsttsn ipcfeen aef'tmadYcli unc m6sli6f
biuis e~ussefIert. SspGraturen rron II nnb btli0.
.1bup Won 8rCeSen.
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Sefanntmaebunaem.
Gbf QfOpels' Sapings -Dauk,
Office in Der 11ten 5traes,
n@ebOin's 5aG" f6rGs sesenitsr,
t 8t6mcnb, Sa.

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s-T H3fa10 8fes. 81. &Ifriepo.
Dtrie gsant, NIT einrm gapitoI BON $4,000, unt oebor-
rrt orrb Die Segtsldnr yen giraihitr, empf6rnet DcpuIteu
III SuniHacr ron, nitt weRiser mic s:nru Dollar, unS oiet
Silien oarout Saelbar bott,6brIi@, inter cen slnlisien
Scbinsuheeu.
OaS aorsc CAPITAL biirat fir Die DepuFten.
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DEN Oeutl6sn 0lrtben

Die 9n5ei9e, bab mir i'm hieliaen @ufom.6aule
lOOO @allOnen bes Soften BON uns leitt impur.
ttrle" fran3Sll4eu Brandy unter Scno liroen
baesn, rem mir auBsrlt biais oertaufen.
0ernsr Die Nn3ei9e, beB mir Die oacinioe Woen.
tur bon Dem bsrlanaten ne Sencge II. Co.'S G6om.
paaner i~ibsrnomssn boben uuo pa6 perlslben mr.
bel uns 81 tatsu 1T.
s. Gottei II. Comp,
No. u Nearlitr
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9&@fNtmQfem @orfert.

cr9ebene &njetSe, oaB meine CONNER 9Sirtbi6aft nit yer.
ldiseensn nsucn @nIasen CUR llnterbaltuns oes 0ublifame
9erlepen, penn beutissn Gage ab pieber 0s6Tn:i 1T. 9elprs
mp iu leoer Belt MARINE Unp talte SptIlen in arSstsr SIus.
wsel gu fnoen iinb, lpipte aud @etrsnfe ieper Nrt pon better
Gnalltat. 6r~ennnibAftlibli gum ;abIrsi6en SeIud label
Gun Stmpn Stein Gin.
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8setmannaen.

Ter ,,Gnseiecr" erfhetnt jtbsn TcrosS, GenntaoS aueae,
nsmn,en, gum Wt6enti@cn Subiuiptipnsprrts son 10 Gte.,
,ablbar on bic refp. &rdscr, pcir 81. 90 in iibrliher SpraiS.
~be;obIuaa. Iussigen iiubcn unter ~fplecnben Stbtn9un9sn
%uinatnt: GinmaIiat girri,duns ven 10 aelen poer peni
gel so 9ts, ;peimoliac IS Gt8, ereinaliee S1.OO, cine
g9pte SIPS, sinen 9ppnat $2.5o, orei Mcndte $500. le6s
%prousss,abIune. @nseioen, Die mad 9sIitten ~rcranccrt
wespen tonusn, ipsyb,n nit $25. 90 per Sabr ~tsreGtet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-04

NASHVILLE THEATRE.-Mr. ROBERTS selected the
Character of RIcHELIEU for the third night OF his
performance; we consider it by far the best part
which he plays. Having seen the play on the second
night of its performance in London with Mr.. MAC
READY in the principal part and having since seen
more stock actors and stars IN the part than
we would undertake to enumerate, we do not hest
tate to pronounce Mr.. ROBERTS not only the best
preventative of the part after MACREADY but the only
actor who did not suggest more Of regret for the
loss of tie original RTCHELIEU than of pleasure in
listening to his followers
There is indeed so striking similarity between
Mr. ROBERTS and his prototype in their manner OF
giving most of the effects in the play that we can
scarcely imagine it be the result of accident but
rather suppose that Mr.. r. has been careful, OBJ
server of the great English actors rendition of this
fine historical study We consider this suppOsitiOn
to be no discredt to Mr.. ROBERTS, believing this tC
be an instance where originality would not be a
virtue the play was written when MACREADY was
manager and principal actor of Covent Garden
Theatre, and during its preparation BULwER was sc
constantly in conference with the actor regard tt
the effects to be brought out that the character may
in some degree be considered a creation of the
dclOr as wei as OI Tie dullOE 50 Ildl " say INA
a subsequent actor plays the part as MAcREADY un
derstood it is no more imputation his originality
than it would be to say that he plays Shakespeare
as Shakespeare intended his plays to be acted
As the weather was very unfavorable we would
suggest that the play be produced again during the
engagement, many of the our citizens would, we are
confident, enjoy highly san opportunity of seeing it,
1t may be considered tradition of the palmy days
of Covent Garden.
The play for tonight is MACBETH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-04

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAHRoAD.-A cores
pendent of the Banner, writing from Louisville,
says that at the election of Directors of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad Company on the LIST
inst, Judge GUILD offered to vote the shares Of
Tennessee but the Judges aesitatngly declared that
II, State subscription of S545OOO should hare no rep
reSentdiOn" The Banners correspondent says GEO.
Nancy, Esq, made a speech in the convention of
stockholders in which he clearly demonstrated the
right of this State to voice in the choice Of Direc-
tors. but "he hardly concluded before the Judges
announced that the State of Tennessee had nc vote
in the election of the Board. The Tennessee repre-
sentatves requested minute of the decision to be
made, and announced their intention of having the
matter judiciay investigated, and of laying their
grievances before the next session of the Tennessee
Legislature The whole action of the Board was SO
unexpected and unreasonable that the Tennessee
representatives are quite indignant
The reason for this high-handed course pursued
by the Judges, if they had any, is not stated
At meeting of the Directors on Tuesday, the
Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE was unanimously elected Presl-
dent of the Company. Noticing this result the
Louisville journal says:
We are assured that every effort will be made to
increase the equipment of the road so as to enable
it to transport with despatch all freight offered,
and that the most capable and efficient men that
can be obtained will be placed in charge of every
department