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HAS met Seward ana Hale,

The Davenport Ne,os not much relishing tire
results of the discussion, hitherto, between
Kirkwood and Dodge on the stump, finds
comfort in an attempt to set aside the view
which the case presents, by an appeal to the
"a priori' argument. Dodge, forsooth, can
not be worsted by Kirkwood, for he las met
Seward and Hale. Exactly. His constitu-
ents came to the conclusion long ago that, for
the credit Of Iowa, he had better not under
take to meet Seward and Hale any more.
Seward rarely descends from the severe
logic of an argument to indulge in personal
encounter of any kind, though Hale used
sometimes, to amuse himself and the Senate,
by taking the starch out of the pompous
Brigadier from Iowa. On one occasion re
had stated that fourteen States had by their
legislatures approved the WiTmot Proviso,
(the number being made UP without Iowa
and including Delaware,) when Dodge, sup
posing he meant to include Iowa, sprang to
his feet ina great rage, to inform his constit-
uents that he did not train in the ARMY CON-
manded by the Senator from New Hamp-
shire. Mr. Hale gently cooled him off by
quietly remarking that he supposed the SEN
ator's constituents not sufficiently benighted
to need any information of that kind.
For the honor of Iowa. will not Dodge's
friends allow Tx to forget his antics in thu
Senate? lfnot, we suggest the following as
suitable couplet to keep them in memory :
Dodge, In debate has met Seward and Hale,
Just as at dinner, Jonah met a whale.
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STATE FAIR.-We have received from j.
II. Wallace, ESQ. Secretary Of the Iowa
State Agricultural Society, ticket of ad-
mission to the sixth Annual Exhibition, to
be held at Oskaloosa, September 27,-2S, 20
and 80, 1859, for which we tender our &C
knOYledrments
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Come to the Celebration, every body and
bring your families and dinner. Come and
see the Iron horse.
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TO BE HELD AT OTTUMWA, IOWA,
September list, 1850,
In honor of the completion of the B. & NJ.
r. r. sevcnty-fve miles into the interior of
Iowa Let the citizens of the Des Moines
Valley jubilate! Let them come forward
and witness the Iron Horse and hear his
neigh ringing from valley to plain, saluting
the people, and bringing glad tidings Of pros
perity and greatness to all. Let the people
welcome him to this rich valley! Give him
a reception worthy OF his beauty, worthy Of
his strength, worthy Of his perseverance and
worthy of his great utility! 1t will be a
scene very appropriate and indescribably
grahd!
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
President--HoN. George GILLAsPY.
Vice Presidents- Alfred Lotspeich, James
Hawley, H. B. Hendershott.
Chaplain--Rev B. A. Spaulding.
Chief Marshal-D. F. Gaylord. Assistants
e. w. Dresser, j. Houck, j. Caldwell,
Dr. Hinsey, D. c. Mitchell, j. 7. Rowe, G.
Carwile, A. w. Castor, y. Pritchett, and
Hurst
ORDER OF THE DAY.
"a rounds of cannon at o'clock, A. NJ
Great tr,in of cars drawn by two engines
will arrive at 1880 A. M. Guests received
by the Mayor and City Council. Reception
speech by the Mayor, and response by Vice
Pres't Reid. Military companies received by
the Ottumwa City Guards. Major Humans
Brigade of Iowa Militia, in full uniform, will
form. preceded by several Brass Bands
Next in order, our invited guests, followed
by the Fire Companies of Burlington, and
the citizens of our county, when all will form
a procession and proceed to the grounds
north of the Railroad Depot, where dinner
will be served. After dinner, toasts, speech
es and music. The day will be enlivened
by Military parade, firing of cannon and mu-
sic. Fifteen hundred military men will be
present Everything has been got up on a
grand and imposing scale. The festivities
will close in an appropriate manner.
DE-. GAYLORD,
ID. B. ABRAHAMS,
c. w. KTTTREDGE,
j. w. HEDRICK,
w. w. FARLEY,
Committee of Arrangements.
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LOcOfOcO FalSehOOd Nailed.

Reduction of State taxes furnishes no evil
dence of reduction in the expenses of the
State government; for while thus reduction
of State tax to the amount of S139,513 90 in
the two years has been effected, THE SAME
REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION has increased
the amount of State not less than $500, 900
to $500, O0O.-Dubaque Herald.
The following official statement from the
State Auditor clinches the above falsehood ::
The assets of the State and bal
ance due from counties on De-
linguent tax, Aug II, 1859, 1891 or 90
Bal in State Treasury, Aug.
IL, 1859, -as.s 56,343 Is
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State Taxes from the Record.

Statement of the rate ofper centum of State
Tax levied in each year since the organiza-
ton of the State of Iowa:
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We had the pleasure of call from Mr..
Culbrun, of the Der Demokrat, Davenport.
last week. The Demokrat is an excellent
Republican paper, and we hope it will attain
a large circulation in thisresion.
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I847 2 mills on the dollar,
Democratic
Administration

Average rate Of Tax urder Democratic
rule is shown by dividing l6a by 8, 1-16
per onnum.
Average rate of Tax under Republican rule
is shown by dividing7s by 5, II per annum.
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Come to the Celebration, every body.
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Excess of resources over liza
bilities. -. . 5.S15 "a
The foregoing statement is correct as ap-
pears from the books and papers in this Of
flee, this 18th day of August, 1859.
-. ..... -. j. W. CATTELL,
auditor of State.
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S3S7,36l IA

Total assets, $685., 1861
The liabilities are
bonds issued I'M
der act Of 1858, s 200 1000 90
Loans made of the .... -.. .. ~
School Fund of IT,, ........ ...... ........
the State in the
aggregate, 1925 rs
Outstanding War
rants, Aug. IL, E ....- ..s...
1859, 59,25O Is
Total Liabilities, 3S1,545 !
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From tie Hawk-Eye.
A Card.

attempts are made In certain quarters, to iujure
the Republican party, on account Of its alleged re-
sponsibility for building a Lunatic Asylum at Mt
No one could object to this II the state
ments made and the differences drawn from them had
any foundation In TRUTH If there has been any thina
done that wrong in regard to this or any other
matter, and the Republicans did 1t, they should be
held to answer for It. Has wrong been done and by
whomp
propose to state, as briefly As possible the true
history Of the location and erection Of the Asylum al
Mt Pleasant and shall state nothing that Is not
ceptble Of the clearest demonstration.
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large part Is already finished, another large part
is nearly completed, and the who'll be speedily
finished at a comparatively small expense. 1t was
thought that the appropriation last made would be
sufficient, but 1t fell short. The former Commission
assumed some responsibility, personal and OFFICIAL
In the hope that the building would be prepared for
the reception Of patients before this time Their
would have done the but for this foolish
attempt to mingie politics With the Asylum and Its
management. Although have had oficial con.
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y seeiey. IL h ~Ellyson, ID Shaver. "A } Conn., j
Reese.
Ala.
Presiaent-Wm II Mcintosh.
Vice Presiden,s-f Wilson. Nd: I & Keen va:
W Hooper, N c; J II Kendrick. sc: J II DeNotic
Ga: 2 II Sundy. Ala; J A Berry. Miss: J II Low.
La; s Houston Texas; S Halliburton, Ark; VIM Gro
we'll. Mo; u X Campbell. Ky; J Pendlcton,
Tenn; I U Walter, d c, j l. Shnck. Cal.
Corresponding Secre,ary-R Holman.
Financial Secretary-M T Sumner.
Recording Secretary--LC Tut.
Board Of Managers-E ID King, j + Baily, l.
ii Lane. W T. Holman. S Il Freeman. + a Blunt.
! Billingslev. A q McGraw. JIG R"sahee. j L
Barron A b Goodhup, S II Fowlkes; " L Chiffon
ID q Sherman. } b Lnvelacc.
Bible Board--Incated a: Nashville, Tenn.
President-R b Howell Tenn.
Vice Presidents-J " Williams Md: J l.
prichard, \ {: J l. Brooks. 5 Cd " tlkcr, Tia: 4
q MrCraw. AIN; + George: La: ID II Hickman.
Me-; W " Ernstus, Ky: } Ilurlins;J \ liroaddus
Va; + IL Courtney, Ark; b a Holman. Miss.
Corresponding Secretary-To be appointed by
the Board.
Trcasurer-C A Fuller.
Recording Secretary-A Nelson.
Board Of Managers-T Haley, j d Winston,
A Beech. w l. Murfrcc. OK Winston. : NJ
Scott. W II Bang. } c Darden, W I Jonrs. Chas
Blackmnn, W l. Martin. A l. Maxwell, l. Il Wool
folk, Il IL Slaughter, b NJ Tilman.
y motion to adjourn was carried. and after pray
err and l,enediction the Convention II urned to
meet to-day at 9 o'clock.
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Last night II large meeting was held at the FIRST
Baptist Church. for the purpose Of discussing the
subject of Foreign Missions. Interesting remarks
were made by several gentlemen.
FRrrGur TR.pE.-There was received at the
Denot of thu Y. 4 L. K. X. l3 loa led ears consist
ing ii 296 bushels Wheat: 23S barrels Flour;
-, 600 lbs. Railroad Iron; 10000 Has. Nisccllanc-
Gus. There were Is loaded cars sent West sa,ae
day.
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by TELEGRAPH
Later from Europe by the Adelaide's
Mails.
WAR DECLARED!

WAsuiNGIoN. May l6.-The reported crossing
OF the TieIno is not ofhoially confirmed.
No actual conflicts had occurred.
The French were penring into Piedmont.
Tuscany has joined France and Piedmont.
Tho King If Sardinia had gone to join the Ar
my ut Al,and, +,
The Tuscan Army had called on the Grand
Duke To join France and Sardinia and declare war.
He declined Ia do So aud He'd.
The latest accounts from France report very ac-
tive military movements throughout tho Empire.
Eighty thousand French troops were expected TO
be in Italy hy the time tic steamer sailed.
PARIS Buursc had been greatly excited, but less
SO than the London Stock Exchange.
Funds declined one per cent ON tho 9TH uit..
but rcco, erred II bali on the 18th. three per cents.
closing INT To- To- 20.
1t is +, ported that Denmark bad concluded u
treaty offensive aud defensive with France.
Warlike preparations were still s,ing ON in
England.
Great activity nj Woplwich. The government
had chartered he Cunnrd steamer Etna aud other
,rssris, to convey troops and ammunition to the
Mediterranean.
Runners are circulating To the effect that n pro-
clama,iou will he issued calling out 10000 men
for the army.
War premiums are being generally demanded
at I.lovds.
The Parliamentary elections commenced quietly.
The latest London news Ia tir %uth ult., states
that the rumor that the Anstrians had crossed IL
elmo ON the Goth WAS incorrect. They had re-
ceiyed orders to do sn but the order was counter
mandcd, and they remained. East Bank asserted
that the advanced posts had crossed. and the main
body of the army would do 81 on the 29th. The
Austrian official journals contain the Imperial
manifesto, explaining the necessity.
London, SATURDAY, ut noon torsolS were 81,
Austria had issued n proclamation deemed ta'-
tamannt to Il declaration oi war.
b.,;. .l,t,, t, A,t,,r,ll a IasInrp Tint The Ans
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AM AGENT FOR the + low n pape-s IN tie lime OF ral
] road fron Lynchburg 10 Cha tanoo-a. ~ ri ih'ta
having a large circulation among the people - Southwestern
Virginia aud Last Tennessee.
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House, Vn
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE MN : itTtsiol
bRoW NLOW'S KNOXNlLi.Et retr. WIG
NAVIGATOR, Jonesborough Ten,
UNION,
STAFF SEN rINEL, Rogersyilc, Ienness'n,
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga.
EEllGloUS INTELLlGLNCER, M'r.Ist""n Tom
POST. Athens, Tennessee,
HAzETfE srAH' Lcnlnsson,va
ViaGiEiAN. ARLINGTON. Vi.
ihNtaNal4 Libe-ty.va.
NAIFM REGISTER. Salem, w.
THE VISITOR. Marion. Smythe c. Va
VIRGINIA PArRIo! t. Independent ".i'ay-onro Va
V IlMbtHA " ii,c. fneastle. Va
WYrIityIIl.E TELEGRAPH, ! ~, ,t.rin. Va
WNTIiEvIiLE TIMES,
ISIaN DEMOCRAT. linton. Monr, ,r"uatv. Va.
ADVoC NTE. Jeh"rsonvil!e. Tazew r,tt"Hnty, Va
L LETr IIGta;y, {panvtIle, Va,
rlE SOUTH EST, Pea tisburs. Gle county, va.
REPt BilCAN. Winchester Va.
SItNTIN ri, Alexandria. Va.
4, r,rts Wishing - sdyr,tis" IN any of thn m sc 'rHfr'. viii
sad IT 10 TuEiR INrtntsI to call On me TIN oHir- Il tie
~ nrhl urg tirginian, UP STAIRS. who" "aHttB"te ~ II be
ntndr. and advertisements FORWARDED NiTft''t rfiN
~ vii also tecriyc and f"rw ard adNs'.+ ttH 'at ape
il tie United States. y Aplhtls
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MARRIED.

On the Odd of March. by Rev. James NJ. Dill
lard, Mr.. SAMUEL &. BoLEs and Miss prRNEIIA
Bum all of Amherst county, Va.
BY the same. IN the loth of April, NJ. Tuou,s
j. RoNsrf and Miss ABIGAIL SrIAIr-aIl vi Am
hcrst county, Va.
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80 - arATE ArEAIEs.

OPposirrox NOMINATIONS N RIcns'>p.-Th The
Opposition Party Of Richmond. on Monia, night,
nominated for the House of Delegates. Messrs.
David j. Saunders, Gustavus A. Myers, and
Wyn,lham Robertson-a strung ticket.
THr United SYSop Of the Presbyterian Church
in The United States Of America, will meet in the
Second Presbyterian Church. Lynchhurg. Nir-
ginia. .n Thursday the 10Th of May. at a quarter
Iefore 8 o'clock. p NJ, and will be opened with
a sermon by the Rev. Charles II. Read, d. d.,
the Moderator Of the last Synod.
The Clerks will be in attendance at the lecture
room Of the Church, at 3 o'clock. ON the evening
Of the meeting, to receive the commissions of
members.
The attention Of the Presbyteries is called to
the Contingent Fund. the npportionment of which
may be found in the printed minutes Of the
Synod.
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ADDRESS.

We are authorized to state that MARMAprkr
Jou~so> Esq. of the City of Riclmonl will deliver
n Political Address in this city on the night 1T
Saturday the l4,h inst. aud at Campbell e. II.
on the Monday following. Come one. come all.
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RAILROAD E,sSlNGs.-Tle s%rhjoine statement
shows the earnings # the Virginia ( Teun. L. K.
Co. for the muntl, OF April. 1859:
Freight recei 6S
Passengers, Express, &c.......... 22,553 OF
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UDAT EXTERNGUNA TOT FL ust To hnud, M.
ii other lot NJ the Rat, Mouse and Roach EXTERMINA.
TOR the best article in use. for killing Rats without danger
For sale br NAV <dtsl ]. n. d co.
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CAMP, SMITH 6 Cogs
GROCER 4 : d i; MkMm1sGsIHSE ER;a.czArr

Opposite he VI. ginis Essk,
LrNCHBURG, "a,
4 EEPs constantly on hand aIares and vnsisd anssfnsss
N Of GROCER az AND STAPLE y GOODS, whssh
no eners to the trade ai reduced prizes for Cash. q In sxeheugs
for Produce. Its his purpose, hereafter, 70 conduct bis tasi.
hess entirely on CASH PniNcirLka and In order - s9tss sMb
desirable object no will sell a. such prices - viii protect sAo
Interest Of all who may favor HIN with . call.
Grateful for the share Of patronage recsivsd atshe banAs
OF his attached friends and a generous public for the lea IN.
en years, be bcgs a continuance Of their kindness u hs tss.
NM hu-iness Ian LA
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TUNO THE H. DsEs.-Ju .t received u large tot
II of beaut full DRESS GOODS. consisting OF White Goods
Of every style ami description; Lawns. plain and ROBBED Jac-
onets, plain and figured Rcraaes. plain and ROBBED with q
large li Of Hop skirts and Corsets
aprtlo Il ts.-Rep. copy. EATH. ~UGFENHFIMEN.
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NEW Ne. 4 Hsllfax Herriags fer snle By
IL march 'o-dts. KfNNfER 4 SANDEAS.
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4 tAHs1 EKg u
~ Cashmere suits at ~,
ta1snucfe anti. nj SlU.
ChsaImcre suits at 4i2.
tnssmrr. snits AT el5,
Cashmere salts at SEQ,
CRsamrre suits NJ -, 20, n and $40.
Cashmere suits OF every grade at
april 20 dtn. GLASS 4 RAINE's.
SMITH 81 ADAMS.

HAVE now IN hand II general assortment OF GROCERIES,
IL consisting In part OF
Loaf, Cru.l,ad, lulser4cd, Granuiatod, Coffee and New Or.
lcnns Supst
Prime odd Java Con- -; InRnlrn ard Rio do.
sugar II,nsr aul Cuba No hssea
Clipped lIcr,ings. No. |. new No Maekorel In Kits
sperm, Alananline aud Tiiuw Candies
Iron aud steel old Dominion Nails, Horse Shoes
TaI ncIs' Oh sweet Oh,
i,lcc. Salt, 81
New England Rum for manufacturers.
hrRudics Wines an1 iflupr of every description.
Together wiih u good as >ortmrnt Of STAPLE DRY GOODS
sniinblc for tho s"nson, 10 whi,h they beg to call the attention
IT tho customers Of the oil firm IL Younger x Smith, aud the
trade generally
Personal attention given to the sale Of Produce.
ntril ~ Ita
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"svst;sx r.BQljDKICE ~ ssnsiga
eDU signment su,t for sh. b
aprl 10 dts. SMITH h AUAMk
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OENTLEME arc respectfully invited to call and examius
u The laies, styles OF FANCY CASSTMERES.v ESTiNGS.
LOTItS M FURNISHING GOODS. All In want Of
caliy good go DIS. Of latest syles. and made up TO their meas
,re,. eau be suited. Also the very best Black Doe BktnA Drsb
l. Etc, Linens, low pri Il Cassimcres for boys, Military 0oods
Ind Trimmings. &c, &c. WIN L. PAGE.
april l1lltts
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rIfE subs, ribcr of is Tor sale BAiTHOLF'S IMPROVED
L SEWING MACHINES. They are cxtta strong aid sim
,r; almost any one can iclrn 10 use ITEM la hall an h .nr
hey mako Abe s,'na stitch on both shdes OF tho work sew
ir ht and heavy geo $. aud, on extra heavy work, mako the
ightest possible stitch knnwn.
We nave three szes the so MACHINE. the FAMILY "a.
:HIVE. suitable tr Families, Planters, Tail0rs, &c. and the
LARaE MACHINE. suftab - for Tal,rs, Farmers, Sh0emakefss
Saddlers, Ac AZ which will be sold at the New York cash
nrne. and packed iTee ui Charge.
april ~ diIls. WM. l. PA0E.
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MANsAnRAf. DuPREE Z Co,
Real ssss&sfsPker
'sf"1 cobtscfmo AoENfs..sE

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WHY 1910 6p psabe Of dwelling
!a1AARNt34 ~ ~ City ssa =
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taueoo. a s.A f'frte
sig t1psss1 DlasAsaeos II iOAsAyf essssv.
on end - pinAe,eAYhnnoee aoo $40
~ V lAsAr's' = -
several lnlssss1 AsesnAs - ninissipt
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l-asrssss, istsps6sHs - - ssIss sosssls IL Al,
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vssillPy . hJAsass.1ssess&UV
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Tts sSteWes 9 os@eeelRF soentss1al neNey 3
hsss !ssyhs 90 sho,ssshiy. BY eemparsos u good
ssd bsd'biMs, vlsA b; pss.xoA iNsssssassss,
As.y tAat - ehh n eedinasy care ussd even Ten
~assssssssisi. " raised blh, ov bogss sola q
silver cole, alse . fsw lsssoss.
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CAssWicsis. Ssvgtrsi and hvwfsi hsfrsm~nh,
SstSis, I'M, Devessw 0iss, Petty, Ssssns,
f SsYE Pspw. ksss, Inn, Stws Brss.
DO ~, ssd w7wss, rswey smd Tasia
0seh. Garden sst Gree Assds, A., ~.
$50 Main 81, Memphis, Tennessee.
n UR fssilniss sss sssA - n ssshls ~ to orr
~ oeeses stsesesnssss v large desIsrs than
hsssoDiovs. ~
We keep constantly On hssd . heavy stock d
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rkvsvy article ~ naaufasssN IL suassa.
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A~'JAAR1HHss'st iss s'ss
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For which va have never bc.n exeellei bui once M
sssuQsssuus n TN ssaous samss vslss. Atsl sknas
receives strict attention In this s%ebepl, wi,hosI
s,rs chssrs ~ rexsIw' pspjls, sehsseMs mi
aRly thsmcstsrfrev~i styles ~ MhsinesS Writing,
b., s,etl syIe VI Lsitssins, ycassshirs psalpv.
u~aWssn,s psnmanship. The pspis d oAis. H..
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na,sber Of Ane ieaehers furnished BY Ibis school
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-12
Time, l:5la-l:4s5.
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

That so deg. Fahrenheit and dramatic enthusiasm
are antagonistic and cannot co-exist in the same
community was last night demonstrated, for theatri
cal interests not prosperous. The weather was
too for people to go and laugh over the humors
and vagares of "Our American Cousin" at the
Varieties, and consequently many stayed at home
that the house was not heavy. The same cause must
have operated to keep people from the St. Charles
where but medium house assembled to witness the
venerable pantomime " Jocko." And perhaps it was
too warm for people to get painfully interested and
excited over that ardently intense drama with the
very cool name, The Sea of lce for its desperate
conflicts, diabocal atrocities and excellent scenic
effects were witnessed by but slim gathering OF
perspirinr citizens.