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Now Ready!

The Prince Of tie House of Davidt
The Prince Of the House Of Daridi
The Prince Of the House Of David!
BY the Rev. J. II ISGRAHAM, L. L. D.
A new and revised edition, with the authors
latest corrections. One volume, l2nic CT 9th
472 pages. Price 81 %. Published by
GEORGE G. EVANS,
No. 4s9 Chestnu,-street Philadelphia.
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attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
VIII practice in Manitowoc and adjoining coun-
ties, and in the Supreme and q. S. District
Courts, for the State of Wisconsin,
Office, corner of York and Eighth streets,
Manitowoc, Wis. rl-tf.
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CnARLEsrOwN, Va, March 1G.

The town was thronged with visitors to-
day and several military companies were
in attendance.
Stephens and uazIett were hung at
noon. They appeared resigned to their
fate. Stephens died very hard while Haz~
lett died without struggle. Both cxhibi-
ted GREAT firnness.
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MAm@E.-The schooner IFza. Aldrjch,
which was laid up in our river the greater
part Of last season, is now fitting up and
getting ready for the summers business
She will load at Two Rivers 10 day or to-
morrow. Capt. Henderson commands.
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THE PILOT.

Agents for the lot.-RoUyDs : LAss2oa,
10, Randolph Street. CaIcag1, are authorized
Age2ts for the Pint.
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National Billiard Saloon.

JOHN P. DIX, Proprietor.
A NEW Billiard Table, with Phelan's improv-
n ed cushions has lately been added to this
establishment l also have on hand a choice lot
of Brandies and wines, especially for medicinal
purposes, which l will sell by the bottle only
Ny stock of Cigars, Liquors, etc, is the best in
this county: Lemons by the dozen at s7I cts
Manitowoc, July, 1859.
nl-tf. JOHN P. DIX.
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S. a. EVD1ss.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
And General Land Agent. Also Agent for the
.Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn
Capital, 81, 600, 900. Corner of 9Th and Frank
lin St, haniLcwoc, Wis. nl>tf.
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Eav- WHEAT AED EYE,-We have seen
several fields Of Wheat and Rye within the
past week, and they look in good condition.
Our farmers are prepared 70 put in large
crops this spring, which We tr15. will turn
out profitable to them.
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attorney and Counsellor a: Lar,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
tcular attention given to collecting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc, Wis, nl-tf
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.g0EEN FEGESEOGgE,

MTAGON, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker
w Shop on York Street, over VIM. Sharp's
blacksmith Shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand oud willing to work. off
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JACOB FlATX.

Cabinet Manufacturer, and Furnishing Store
Constantly on hand every description of Ma
hogany, Black Walnut, and plain Furniture,
which is as good, and viii be sold as cheap az
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or elsewhere.
Mantowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf.
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Livery & Boarding Stable.

TE,HE LIVERY BUSINESS, of the late firm of
| G&ovER q McCALLIsTER, will in future be
conducted at the old stand by the undersigned.
Thankful for past patronage, my efforts in future
vii! be with direct reference to deserving con>
tinuance Of the same. K. f. GLOVER.
Manitowoc, July Sth, 1859.
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County Surveyor. Clark's Mills, Mauitowoc coun-
ty, Wis.,-will attend to all business in his Of
fetal capacity from and after the LIST of March
1859. nl-tf.
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OauE0sH, March 1911, 1860.

Mr CROWLEY -
7 notice in your paper Of the 9th inst,
you very kindly mentioned my name in
connection with the charter election Of
Oshkosh. Cannot find words to express
my gratitude for your kindness, and will
always remember it 10 YOU. 7 am very
sorry You were mistaken in the Office which
wished to be elected to. It is city
Clerk," and not Getty Treasurer"
know you done every thing for the best,
and it is only a mistake.
Yours Respectfully,
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b. Careful-A gentleman gave rich
collar to his sweetheart, and requested
tat none but himself should be allowed
to .r;noplo it. NO DEAR said the beauty
q uiIl take it off,
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Town Iickets.-We will print
Town Tickets for 80 cents per hundred.-
Call at the Pilot Ofice.
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Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, ella s, Nails,
etc. Produce Of all kinds wanted, nj IT,
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n. WOLIMER,
"a, EI, BRESEs,


NOTARY PUBLIC, Agent for the Milwaukee Mu-
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas
urer. VIII attend to the payment of Taxes,
&c.. Office on Ninth Street nl-tf
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KILLED ET 4 IIog.-A bohemian, who
lived in the Town Of Kossuth, and whose
name We have not been ablo to lean, was
killed hy hog ono day last week, wliIo
lying out Of doors in state Of in:ozica
ton.
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w. II. ERNssEY.

attorney and Counsellor al Lac.
Office corner Of 9th and Quay streets, over I. C.
Shove's Insurance Office, Manitowoc Wis.
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LEcrrRE Tnts EyESIEG.-Our former
felIow-citizen, j 4. BEsTLY, ESQ, viii
Lecture before the Young Mems Institute,
At the Tabernacle, this Friday evening.
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CEaAS. MUELLER, M, ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
9th street, Mantowoc. Office opposite the Ger
man Methodist Church. II>ly
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9er fWrstams aabi0's HsTsa,

A literal translation in the German Of the
PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID.
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W OOD and COUNTY ORDERS wanted in
W exchange for Furniture, by
-i-hw Y. FENTOE.
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attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manito*oc Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
t.. nl-tf
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The Pillar of Fire!
Records of tie
DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS

DID IN UUISf1TU UFF1CERS I.
Genera! Orders of Washington, Lee and Grssne,
Name. of Officers and Prvates wtu the dates of
their commissions and enlistments, with list of
distinguished prisoners of war; the time of their
capture, exchange, ETC., to which is added the
half pay acts OF the Continental Congress, the
Revolutionary Pension Laws, and list Of the
officers of the Continental army, who acquired
the right to half pay, communication, land war
rants, ETC., etc.
BY W. T. +. SAFFELL,
Counsellor and Agent for Revolutionary Claims.
One VOL, 12mo, cloth 544 pages. Price 1925
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DIR. GuysOtts

EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK,
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PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID.
The Pillar of Fire!
CT, Israel in ROnGaes
By the Rev. J. II. Ingrahan,, l.. l.. D. Ono
VOL, l2mo., cloth 600 pages. Price 81 ,25 Pub
Eshed by GEORGE G. EVANS,
No, 4so, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Records Of tie
REVOLUI ION1RY VAR
Containing the
Military and Financial Correspondent.
OF
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MOTT CE

In conformity with the above, 1 would inform
my friends and the community that shall con-
tinue to deal in
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-22
r L Il e G. r. A 2 H Il G !.

Street Fight Among Members.
,WAsHRGqoN, Feb H.-Atter the adjournment
Of the House today, Ar. Fl A. Edmonson, OF Viz
ssinia, abruptly accosted John Hickman, of Penn
sylyania, as the latter wasleaying the Capitol and
enaeayored to strike him.
Senator Clpglnan, ofNorth Carolina, being in
company with hr. Eimonson, interfe1ed and pre-
vented the blow from taking effect By grssping his
right arm; saereupon hr. Edmonson, with hi;
left hand, aimed smother blow At Hickman, which
knocked off Hicknan's hat, y. y
Vice President Breckenridge. seeing the quarrel
came up the square at that moment, and took Nr
Edmonson away, thus preventing any serious re
suits. s. J
h The alleged provocation for making the ATTACK
upon Hickman is the insulting expression used b,
Mr. Hickman in recent speech in the House Q
Representatives, in the course Of which he used Oh
insulting expression that aseventeen men and
COW frightened the whole State of Virginia, witt
other offensive comments upon the alarm ocea
sionedin Virginia BY the Harper's Ferry invasion
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-22
Philador, the Celebrated Chess.
Player.

! - ~ IT, - pr
Andre Danican Phila6or, born at Dreu1,
near Paris, in lI26. His grandfather was
hautboy-player to the Court Of Louis the
Thirteenth An Italian musician named
Philador, was admired at that court for
his performance on the same instrument;
| and after his departure, the king gave III.
Danitcsan the so5siqsset, orsnick.rane Of Phil,
idor, which has still remained in the fami-
ly.t Hisfather, and several Of his brothers
belonged to the band Of Louis the -Four,
Iteenth and Fifteenth. At six years Of aage
! he was admitted among, the children q
the Chapel Royal, at Versailles tl where
being obliged to attend daily, he had 9. On
opportunity Of Learning chess from the
musicians in waitingsof whom there were
Babout eighty. M.d Kermni, Sire e, de Le
gale, who is still Lying, and was ther
near forty years Of age, was esteemed zig 4
best chess. player in France, and young
Philidpr, sought every opportunity q re
iseeiving his instructions, by which he i'm
Z proved 50 essentially that, three years years
! after, II. de Legallc, though SILL his mas
Ter, was not able to allow him any sllsan
tage. NJ. de LegalIe once asked shin
:. s. I. =
/ whether Re had ever tried to pla..
lhy memory, without seeing. the board
/ Philidor replied, thatas he had calcnlate'
moves, and even whole games at,nlght 4
bed, he thought be could do and iI i
diately played a game with the Abb
Cbenard, which he won without seeing
sae board, and without hesitatiDg upo'
any II The moves. This was 4 cir resrl1
stance much spoken Of IL Pans, and !
consequence, sofsens repeated ta's neFn0
Of playing
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-22
First Fruits Of Political Anal
carnations

y a ~ - spf q II.
Tie Bienyille Democracy having called
a meeting for 4thinst.. met and organized
n. K. Cabaniss, President, and J. +. Ste
phens, Secretary. H. Z. Pierson, Esq,
offered the following resolution
j I" Issotrtd byislis body, That the Hon. Henry
Gray, our present and immediate representative in
the Legislature, be and he s hereby appointed and
fully authorized to Gust all tie sotss to which this
parishis entitled in the State Convention to be
holden at Baton Rouge to send and appoint dele
suitable Democratic candidates for President and
Vice President" II
The friends of the resolution, without
any formal permission, brought to their
assistance members Of the Opposition
and, after much sparriag, confusion and
disorder, the meeting adjourned till after
noon, 2oclock. Tie Jefiersonian says
After dinner, the Democracy regarding the
bringing in Of Know Nothings who have beentfor
years die ayowed enemies of Democracy, to vote
ina Democratic Convention against regaiar Demo
Gratis, as the greatest outrage ever songhttoilbe
parpetrated upona Democratic. Convention, deter
t l' Of hsearsy to meet on saturday rl,
lssh inss. ..s. 6
Rus The supnorters ofsthe morning ores res
$50 g. fa5 ST z ss. ss5ss 81, - s.
olnllon5 returned at the appointed hour,
+ and 8 sd
s., !, 81. !, !. &
ne oifeefs tans g appear, sne mee'l,ls s.
NAMED lii Z M % aWaa' .nsr al.isa' ~, "aen
aseeisaibea shat tes olalli'fi INV aei "" y
and the secretary resased 10 act any lu urn.
whefeupoh namp'on lraais' m ns !, uuap
hously CHOSEN ss ffesaehI = ~ l ~
s ts,a oN4'' ~ 4 & 81 y : e
b The obnoxious morning resolution was
witltara wn and the following substituted
Is Reso.eed, That this Conyentionnow proceed to
essi'on :. * aassaes faIsaa paalsp
Whereupon, tile Ion. Henry Gray, d. q. @
Butter ssnasl Bro.n e ~ nesa s 4 = seAers
Reso3ysd, Thssstie delegates who do attend said
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-22
ADVERTISING RATES:
No. b. All ACT
For the protection Of Hotel keepers

FOR the pr0tectl0n OF Eotel keepeTS.
SEcT1sN /. Beit enacted bg the Senate and Ho,,se
of Representatives Of Tie STATE OF Louisiana Il.
! Ueperal assembly coaveaed, That hereafter each
and every landlord, or Keeper OF public Inn or
Hotel in this State, shall be required to provide
| an iron chest Or other safe deposit for palua-
bic articles belonging to his guests or customers,
and each landlord or itotelkeepershall keep psted
upon his doors and other public plaeesinhis house
oil ENTERTAINMENT written or printed notices TO his
guests aud customers, that they must leave their
valuables with the landlord, his agent or clerk for
safe keeping, that he may make safe deposits Of
the same in the place proyidedtor that purpose.
! SIS, 2. BE 1t further enacted, de-, That such
Landlord, Hotel or Inn keepers comply viii
the requirements of the first Section OF this Act
shall not be liable for any money ,jewelfy, watches,
plate, or other things made Of gold or silver or OF
rare and precious stones olfor other valuable ar
tcles Of such description as may may be contained
in siaall compass which shall he abstfaeted or lesa
from any such public Inn or Hotel, il the same snail
mot be lett with the landlord, his clerk Or agent,
for deposit, unless such loss shall occur through
the fraud or neglect Of the landlord, some clerk
| or servant employed by him such Inn or Hotel;
Prosided, however, That provisions Of this Section
shall not apply to a wearing watch, or stch other
aftciessoi JeHttyas are psa'latity 3"oIh UPON VI
about the person.
s f}ts WIN. w. PlJGH, sH i5a
8;a Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
~ s. W. T. GRIFFIN,
4 8re President of the Senate.
Approved January 10th, 1850.
ST.. ROBERT G. XIIGkLIFFE, KIT
Governor of the8state of Louisiana.
/ A true copy.
Igf Is 7. D. Harry,
| $1,000. Secretary nf State u
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HO w Ard l.;ss0 CIATI0N.
- ~ HII,ADEIPHIA.k ~ s.E 81 ~
d Bsaeuolsnt Institution established bsspscsa I'm
dogasat torus Rsliefetthe Sickdaa Dasr
tresseI. Inflicted WITH ViYglent aad

tresse.l afflicted ssisk Virpleat aad
r. pi G-e mi 8 DSseeses
TyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
/ awfu! ,estruc.an Of hunlanlse, caused hy Sex
ual diseases aud tie decapiiolis practicedupon
the unfortunate victims Of such diseases BY Quacks,
fseycral directed tleiru Consulting Surgeon,
/ as 4 CHA RlpABLE ACT worthy Of their name, to
| opens Dispdlsary for tle treatment Of this class
Of diseases, in all their FORMS and to give MEDl
CAL ADVICE CIR ATS to all who apply by letter,
with description OF their condition, Gage occnpa'
ton, habits aflfe, &c.,l and in cases efextreme
poverty, to furnish Medicines Tree on
charge. Itis needless to add that the Associa
itio commands the highest Medicalskili oithe age
and will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment. t4g
TheDirectors of the Association, in their Annua
, Report uponthe treatment OF Sexual diseases, eS
press the highest the success Wlici
has attended the vlahors OF their surgeons Y
the cure Of spernnatorrbaa, Seminal Weak
mess, Gonorroa, Gleet, Syphilis, the vee O
| 0nanism or SelEabuse, Nc, and ORDER
continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
Is The Directors. on a review of the past, feel as
Hsured that their labors in this sphere Of beneso
lent effort have been OF the aifcted
especiaily to the Young, and they have resolved y
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this yer,
important and much despised cause.
An admirable report On spermatOrr9s or Sc m'
mol Weakness, the vice of onanisn Aasturtatlo
or Seii-abuse, and other diseases of the sexual OF
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent q
mail (n sealed envelope) FREE OF ChAR ss o.
e.aia = : two stamps for postage, Other keport
and Racks on the nature and treatment Of seIu
diseases es are con stany , ug,as so pat,'s, the
for srattoas souton ald VIII DC ssh, 70 VI,
afflicted. Some ofthe new l,s IT,, YEAR .
Of treatment discovered during 'il l 'a 49,
great value. M ..n,ons Dr. j. skill
IN HoUGIToN, Acting Surgeon, Howard s: AS pa
ciation No. q South Ninth street fhiaaaeap -
| by 0'aes g 'n' ~ F,,zRA D.HEARTWE Ella
,,cnt, , Secretary. PresideAt.
| Sep2l-ly s ID 4. sd $500 -----
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NATIONAL TnEAraE, Phil, Jar. IS, go.
~ We understand that Messrs. THAI

q- We understand that Messrs. Tha-
yer & Eldridge, publishers Of Redfpatl's
4. Life Of John Brown yesterday for
wardea to Mrs. Mary a, Brown, at o f'a
Elba d draft for one thousand dollars, as
j first instalment Of the profit the family
Of Captain Brown are to receive from the
nnl,lication Of this biography
Boston Atlas, Jan. %.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-22
ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY, TEBRUARY a. 1860. D
MAUD I'll FLlNT.

The blackbird sings III the hazel dell,
And the squirrel sits on the tree ~; t4
And Maud, she walks in the merry green wood,
Down by the summer sea.
The blackbird lies when be sings Of love,
q s An1t the sauirfeIa rogue is he
Aud hand is an arrant tiirt, trow,
As light as light can be
Oh, blackbird, die in the hazel dell
And squirrel, starve on the treel sts.s
And Maud, you may walk in the merry green Woo
You are nothing more to me! ..s,s
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[ LOUISIANA lie aISLATURE.
SATURDAY, FEB. Ii, 1860.

oAEuKDAsY I, = go. 4 s, lo Joy, I,
oENA1 z Tourney scented 2 bill
appropIrlatlng an amountto defray the
expenses Of the Board q Pubic Works,
IN making an examination Of the l condition
OF Scopini's Point IN Red River, With
view to the practicabilisy q improving ing
tne navigation 20 OF tha river Al llat point
passed ,I
Mt. Gardere, from COMMITTEE on Eed
eral Relations, reported the following res,
buttons:
5t g hssolssd esA eaass cad sfl e q
l 7. z as nse'e e 410asssa.a e
ls,, ~. ~ 3,
-. - =. 81 ~, 49,. -. !
M. ~ sss - $, 1,D'. !.
81 u, S 8 4 4 4. go, =; - :
H. $3.50 Co.. s. 8.
~ $500. 81 IN s a., ~ !, H.
3, 8. j. &,
so,,o,o; "a nj. 6, ~ ~.
st;,nt;o & rasns.t IL mi ! $ t;on. -, "a
f. 4 .na 8 A,,sa ,alst a,.s 81 ;,.l
4 was M nr,,osa u M
osta hl;sb ' 0 ''. S. S. {
:. !, FIRTH, P..a,,.a 5, no aha s.ata
y 81. - ,:.
th.n tbs ~ nrotaet;nn e har .,asas ;n,,;, 6
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Ia ~. ], q, g. !. 8, I 6 4; 8, :; 8
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tacka m,aa mon sl,ve,,v and Sthas Mo.
aeter and homo, q tha $40 e, aara i
tla se,nth 10 n,rt;a, &c tho non,,,o .of
the ,,a,,sl veho,d;nr St.tos tI,ran, Il
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s, r,,sa,., Il d;sreo.ard e The a,s
due bv fr;endlv statea towards eaeSa /, ~.
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attacks softans;ve milan gna, j, a. &. q.
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hold;ps States 4, Tho att;tn.le 81 10
to tho slayehol,lino and III, on;n;on ! ! s., 4
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created attha North And vas. J see.
t;onal nartv ina .snoceaa i. vhieh Z mus
resnlt i J d;srunt;ons q allthe ties which
nnite the States nader ) co,onon. govern.
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Ia, ! ~ h.,o,a = tboe.,st.te.. .,,n;.ed
EThat tI,a n.onla of e.ch s,.te :. j. ;aen,,
/ -, !: {, :. - s; g. "a .h,.ae,,.a .,,a ~,
~ ON, IS, a,;.,,,,;o,,.l III
49,. 800. ,,,.,.
3. ;a, IA tha.a MA y M on;n,, 4, Nh.
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go. s7 { S &. ,,,4r q q
lS, M 6 : 81, s1rs;,as So j. $500
g i. IA .,a;e.aa.a 8 ;,,,,fr;anal;n 81, !
sErosr;. ~, 1ao;s,a,;or s..-.sss .Ss1sl}
j 81, j, furtAsr Rcss..rs. s .t I'bat Ne d
Z NOT concur in opinion with the Legislasur
sof South Carolina, that an iimmediat
4 meeting 81 The slayeholding States is n.
cessary. YET, should such meeting b
iEhels, Il Is 81 the highest Importance tbs
1 the State Of Louisiana be represente
! therein, to unite with her sister States
1.-THE South, in such action for the securit
2 Il -
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THE 0ctoroon.

I" Uncle Toms Cabin Z was dramatized,
and had its day, says the Philadelphia
Argus. Now the "0ctoroon,n with all
the filthy and corrupt ideas Of which it is
redolent, has been produced upon the New
York boards. So Objectionable, however,
is IL evensto the vitiated Abolition senti-
mert Of New York that already it has
descended from Broadway to the BoWery
Yet, with unparalleled impotence, has it
been offered to Mr.. Rice.
we give the correspondence;
So SIM PLACE, Brooklyn.
+ Dan Rice, Eso.--Dear Sir: Would you like to
produce the new piece Of the ss0ctoroon with the
original music with Mr. STARTS psrmissiento play
The same and Mr. Chanirau. 1fyour arrangements
will allow, let me hear from you.
5',f Yours, truly, sA4sT
.HgaRY WILLARD.
NATIONAL TnEATaE, Phil, Jar. IS, go.
.Haarg WfAara, Esq. y Your note without dats
was received this morning, IN regard tostne oeto
rooll. Hit is piece suitable tor Representation II
befcse thealdience who frequent the Great Show
we might negotiate for It's pfodnction bnt i i. i
eeciionaI sensation drama, many way se "
upoa Southern institutlons u would not siseit tnQa
inlny stable, much less npon the stage Ifyou Gu.
send it. TO ne so that Icaa Judge Of its merits,
can give you IN answer at onee. sa
Yours, respectfully,
"a 81 Dan RICE.
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The officers failing to appear, the meeting re-.
manned till r NJ, to await their arrival when it
was aseersaiBed that the Chairman had left town,
and the Secretary refused to act any further.
Whereupon, Hampton Brady Esq, was unani.
aousy chosen SIS President pro tenn, to fill the va
cant Chair, and D. II. Sheppard, as Secretary pro
finn
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