THE OCTOROON; OR, LIFE IN LOUISIANA. A PLAY, IN FIVE ACTS BY, DION BOUCICAULT, ESQ., AUTHOR OF "The Coleen Bawn," "West End," etc. PRINTED, NOT PUBLISHED Boston Museum, 1861. Howard Athenaeum, 1861. George Peyton, _Mr. John Wilson._ _L. F. Rand._ Salem Scudder, _William Warren._ _D. Setchell._ Mr. Sunnyside, _R. F. McClannin._ _W. H. Curtis._ Jacob McClosky, _Jos. Wheelock._ _H. Langdon._ Wahnotee, _William Whalley._ _E. L. Davenport._ Captain Ratts, _G. F. Ketchum._ _D. Hanchett._ Colonel Pointdexter, _Louis Mestayer._ _W. S. Lennox._ Jules Thibodeaux, _J. E. Whiting._ _T. E. Litton._ Judge Caillou, _Sol. Smith, Jr._ _S. H. Verney._ Lafouche, _J. H. Ring._ _J. H. Browne._ Jackson, _Bartlett._ _Blaisdell._ Old Pete, _F. Hardenbergh._ _F. Hardenburgh._ Paul (a boy slave), _Josie Orton._ _Miss O. Marshall._ Solon, _J. S. Nolan._ _W.H. Otis._ Mrs. Peyton, _Miss Emily Mestayer._ _Mrs. J. E. Sylvester._ Zoe, _Kate Reignolds._ _Miss Josie Orton._ Dora Sunnyside, _Annie Clark._ _Mrs. H. W. Smith._ Grace, _Louise Anderson._ _Miss Burbank._ Minnie, _Lizzie Baker._ _Miss Ramsey._ Dido, _Mrs. E. Thompson._ * * * * * COSTUMES. George Peyton.--Light travelling suit. Jacob McClosky.--Dark coat, light waistcoat, brown trousers. Scudder.--Light plantation suit. Pete and Negroes.--Canvas trousers, shoes, striped calico shirts. Sunnyside.--Planter's nankeen suit, broad-brimmed straw hat. Ratts.--(Captain of a steamer.) Black coat, waistcoat, and trousers. Planters.--Various characteristic suits. Indian.--Deer-skin trousers and body, blanket, moccasons, Indian knot and feathers for the hair. Mrs. Peyton.--Black silk dress. Zoe.--White muslin dress. Dora.--Fashionable morning dress, hat and feather. Female Slaves.--Striped skirts and calico jackets, some with kerchiefs round the head. THE OCTOROON. ACT I. Scene I.--_A view of the Plantation Terrebonne, in Louisiana.--A branch of the Mississippi is seen winding through the Estate.--A low built, but extensive Planter's Dwelling, surrounded with a veranda, and raised a few feet from the ground, occupies the_ L. _side.--A table and chairs,_ R. C. Grace _discovered sitting at breakfast-table with_ Children. _Enter_ Solon, _from house,_ L. _Solon._ Yah! you bomn'ble fry--git out--a gen'leman can't pass for you.