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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-19

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for Augusta County, March The
3rd, 1876
John n. Hendron--Paintff,
AGAINST
Thomas A. Turk, Robert Curry and John Heni
dren--Deiendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Ihe Defendant Robert curry, not having Ell
tered his appearance and given security aeco7dina
to the act of Assembly and the rules of this Conf
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence. tha he
is not an nhabiant Of this Commonwealth "
is ordered that the said Defendants do appear
here on the LIST day Of the next Term. Duhe lei,
1860 and answer the bill Of the PlainiiT and
that copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Stanton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
OF the Courthouse Of Augusta County.
y Copy-Teste,
=. NICH'S. G. KINNEY, G. q.
March 10, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-19

Death IF The "Fakir Of aca."-We learn with
regret that MIR. Rahab Marchali, well known
throughout the country, as the 'Fakir of Ava died
at Louisville on Tuesday last, of dropsy in the
chest.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-19
NOTICE

TIME Partnership of CRAWFORD e. Cochran,
expires by Limitation, on the lst day of April,
1916. Crawford takes the Stock of Goods on
hand, and the debts and accounts tina, have accru-
ed since the LIST day of January, 1916. Cochran
takes The debts due on the LIST January 1916, and
will pay all claims agains, the late firm. We
respectfully request our old friends and customers
to make payment without delay.
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
GEORGE nj. COCHRAN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-19
BEWARE OF ooUIJTEaFnrTs

THE genuine BrandreM Pills can be obtained al
the following places.
William Kyle, Staunton; w. w King, waynesbo-
rough; Kemper & Holt, Churchvilc; p. A. HciskcIi
Lebanon, whit Sulphur Springs; J. r. Syrclc ,Parnas
sus; II. Mcsscrsmith, Mt. Scion; J. C. Roller Mt Sid.
ney; Jas. Nj Stout, New Hope; d. & W. Whitmorc
Mt Meridian; b. +. Graham, Grecnvlc: Jas S.
Guy, Deerfield; M'Guiin Go. Midway; Col. w. H.
borough Springs Crawford s. Co., Warm Springs
Feb. 26, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-19
A. ID. CHANDLER.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

VUNO THE PUBLIC.-Thc unprecedented success
Il which has resulted from the adoption of Bran
DRErHs PILLS, during period Of upwards of nine
" years the numerous and extraordinary cures which
they have performed upon hundreds of individuals
whom they have rescued from almost inevitable death
after they had been pronounced incurable by the most
eminent OF the aculty-Justify DIR. Benz. BRANDRETH
the proprietor OF this VEGETABLE UNivERsAL MEpI-
CINE, in warmly and consccntously recommending il to
the especial notice of the public
These Pills do indeed .assist nature" TO all she can
do Tor the publication of the human body yet there arc
numbers whose cases bad and whose bodies arc
SO much dcbated that all that reasonably be cx-
Pcctcd, is temporary relief; nevertheless some who
nave commenced using these Pills under the trying
other remedy had been altogether unavailng been
restored to health and happiness by their use. Dr.
Brandrcth has to return thanks generous and en-
ghtcned public. for the patronage they have bestowed
on him; and he hopes by preparing the medicine as he
has ever done, to merit continuation of favors.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-19
CIR ASS LOT

adjoining James Skidmore, and north and between
his lot and the spring lot, on the back street. A
more minute description of this property is deem
ed unnecessary, as persons wishing to purchase
Will examine for themselves previous to the day
OF sale. Such persons are referred to j. b. Kee,
Esq, residing at the Perre Works; and to VIM
Mccoy, Esq, in Franklin, who will shew the
property and give any information concerning ii,
or any part of it, that may be required.
Terms of Sale :-One-four,h of the putchass
money TO be paid down, the residue in three equal
payments of twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
months from the day OF sale, the purchasers 10
execute bonds with approved security for the de-
ferred payments, and the title withheld till bayi
ment OF the purchase money is made. more
particular and detailed description of the ptopettv
will be given on the day of sale. The town pro.
perry will be sold on the premises, and that in
the country before the front door of the Court
House. The sale will commence at l o'clock.
If from any cause the sales should not be com:
pleted on the above mentioned day, the sale will
be continued the next day, and from day 10 day,
if necessary, until completed.
GEO. w. AMISS,
JAMES POINTS, ooihh fS'
March 10, l946.--tds.
EEgy The Harrisonburg Republican will copy
the above ill day of sale, and send account Id
this office Cor collection.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-19

Payment, at these rates, must invariably be in ad.
vance. Address, on business, GALLAHER, ELLIOTT
u Co. THOS. NJ. BONDURANT,
ROBERT ii. GALLAHER
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT.
March 10, 1876
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-19
MIR. BENNINGTON.

Oh MS Inventions, especially the coHee pot, wind
mill, and preventive for smoking chimneys, have
been tested by various persons, who speak of
them in terms of the warmest admiration. Mr.
Remington is now, and has been for month or
two, in Scottsville, where his inventions have,
as we learn, excited the utmost enthusiasm. A
friend has furnished us with the following list of
his patents.
LIST. A new mode Of applying hydrostatc pres
sure to water wheels, to save half the water.
g. A new mode of applying pneumatic power
to ploughs and land carriages.
3. Spark catcher, for rail roads and steamboats,
A. An iron horse, to be propelled by steam or
pneumatic power. This horse is designed to
walk upon the tow path and draw the boat after
him.-The model, we understand, works perfect
]y and has been seen by numbers.
s. dtching machine, by pneumatic power,
to cut ditch two fee, wide, two feet deep and
mile long, in day.
6. Coffee pot TO save half the coffee, and i'm
prove the quality Of the beverage.
7. new principle for The construction of
wind mills.
g. preventive for smoking chimneys, besides
good many other inventions.
We know that this will have the appearance
of romance, and we have seen but one of MIR.
Reamington's patents yet we know good MANY
OF the highest Responsibility, who entertain no
doubt Of mis- success, and we have lately seen Sc
veral letters from Scottsvle gentlemen, setting
forth the high estimate placed upon Remington
" INV S'pHChS VI Shdt anu expressing
their most entire confidence that his success in
all the above inventions has been complete.
For our own part we know little or nothing
personally of the subject of this paragraph, but
we are bound by what we have heard from compe-
tent judges to believe that he is most extraordi-
mary mechanical genius.
We have no doubt, but that some of his in
ventions will be found highly useful, and trust
that such will be the case with them all.-Dir.
gtniG Adpocdte.
We spent few minutes in Mr.. Reamington's
room, at Scottsville, on our way to Richmond
some weeks ago, where we saw the drafts oil
most of the inventions above referred to.-He is
certainly remarkable mani
*'FArHER Mathews" LETTER to the Commit
tee OF the people of Boston in Old England, who
have adopted manifesto to Boston in this coun.
try in favor Of peace, does honor to his head and
heart:
Cork, January 1916.
Wy Dear Friends;-No thing is dearer to nv
heart than the blessed subject Of your esteemed
letter, Universal Brotherhood-it has been ever
the object of my ardent aspirations, and my fond
est hopes and If impressions could be made on
the Utmost soul, you would find deeply, indelibly
engraved on mine,-Peace, Peace, Social Harno-
ny, and Fraternal Charity!-I hasten to send
back the documents with my humble name sub
scrbed. May He, who. ascending above the
highest heavens, said, "My peace l give you, MY
peace bequeath TO you,' grant speedy consum-
nation to your labor of love.
am, my dear Friends, yours devotedly
THEOBOLD MATHEW
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-19

"FArHER MATHEWS" LETTER to the Commit
tee OF the people of Boston in Old Eng land, who
have adopted manifesto to Boston in this coun-
try in favor of peace, does honor to his head and
heart:
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-19
PUEBLO
SALE OF LANDS,
rHr nrNrrr E,rnNy VA
THE SALT-PETRE WORKS.

This property lying on the South Branch, three
miles above Franklin, contains in several separate
and adjoining tracts, between SEVEN AND
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES; about 100 acres
OF which are cleared, and the larger portion river
bottom, in good state of cultivation and well
adapted to the growth Of cofh and other grains
the other portion Of the cleared lands is in
pasture. On this property is a comfortable
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
Attachment Notice.

II. Marble use SOL Attachment in YaSOo
o. Crit. CT. to Nov Term
Jsek,On 3. Jones. A. D Is45, for $50 %
YTVHE attachment in this case having been re-
tuFns,l into Court, eEecuted: and lt'"p-
rearing to the Court that the defendant 1SrkscU
"a. Jones has removed out Of the State Of MlSsis-
IipDi, % that the ordinary Proesss OF TIE law
cannot be served upon him. Notice '' hereby
Tiyen 70 the Defendant Jackson e. Jones tna'
unless he appeal and answer, plead or deln1r "a
tbc plaintiffs declaration, Judgment by 1e'aul
will Sc entered up against him ior we tut
amount Of plaintiffs and eosts--and IL Is oIoefeo
bS the Court that publication OF tnis OIosr U
-''"S ~ '"' GLIB BARNES, Clerk.
August 5th, 1916, 4S-S|
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
Notice this Bargain!

UVHE subscriber will expose 10 public
auction, at his residence on Monday
.ba 06,h Of October next, the following
~rOaerty 10 wit: One hundred sud sixty
acres e land. Has Rowsnboul one hundred
acres a cleared land, embracing Creek
IsOd enough TO make 'hrly bale' Of cotton
TsarIy, high land suficisnt 70 make corn
Ge. a proportion, has a very comfortable
dws1in9 house with a good Cislern, and ell
O her cat buildings necessary. Said land
has q bid and never failing stream Of wa.
Ger, an excellent pond which is q nature
one. aud aoveT fails 10 dry weather. SAID
Iand viii show aad speak Tor itself on ex'
amiuatuaD, better than i can be described
Any person desirious TO purchase, had bel
Ger give il an examination There = ~
better range (or stock in the cOuDiry. Also
the SIOck Of horses, hogs, cattle, mich
cows &C., and 4 wagon oxen DC, house
bold aod kitchen furniture, plantation utei-
sIls, &c.
SAID property is free from ell encum-
braUces and wil net be sold foe debt, Bul
AZ the subscriber intends q different kind o
busiDess, and also has other lands, which
render the land &c. az dead capiial.-
Terms Of sale half each. balance " months
WIN. N. PEERS.
X Y'S e county o July ooh, 1916. 4a
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
Doct. w. P. Sayle

yNRAVING established himself permanently
tsS4 in YazoO City, for the entire purpose Of
practising Medicine, Surgery and O0stettics-
would represent TO the public that he has had
is years experience il the profession, during
which time he has repeatedly performed most Of
the capital operations insnrgery aud obstetrics,
VIZ :-foE calculus OF stone il the bladder, fFac-
ttwed seuIl, amputatien siTabitmus and the va
rious forms sf6stala and dFoPsies, instrumental
obstetrics dvc. HE Once oppOsite tho Post Of
dee, where he win Be fund Pady TO give prompt
attention to all cases Conhded TO his care.
Jan. 10, 1916. i5H
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
Dissolution.
800 Reward.

STOLEN or runaway from the subscri-
y Der, two miles south Of RichIand
Holmes county, on the night Of the second
OfAupust, two negroes, one by the name
or BILLY, = heavy set, copper CoIOured
boy shout eve feet ten inches high, about
twenty-five years old, quick 'pokeH when
spoken to--no Olher marks FecOlected.-
The other ds q negro girl BY The name Of
EAL, about the same age and
c6Iuur, very tall and slender, pleasant cOun.
tenauce, smiles when spoken TO.
Toe above reward will be given for the
thief and negroes, or fly dollars for the
ne. rocs, safely lodged in any jul 50 ! can
get hem |. ". PlCkENS.
August 18th, lS46. 44-H
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

AT THE YAZOO CITY LIVERY STABLE
SUPERIOR nnoh Coz % s.lsb
RrtCKalAN, SCOTT 4 co.
Juns a. leis +"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

tAA0AAAANNN MF9~NtA - y ~ Y
HHlO ell persons interested Ia ths lands,
leasmsnls and Embellishments OfWill.
lam M. Williams DECEASED s-You are
hereby cited % 30 and appear before The
Probate Court Of Holmes county, Ct the
Court House thereof, On The lst Monday 10
September next snsuiBg. then and there 70
answer the petition 81 William LunssOEd,
guardian Of ANA Marian JacksOn, minor
heir 81 Am jackson decssDed, and beiE Of
William w. Williams, deceased, Elizabeth
Matthews and William Mauhews her bus.
band and Benjamin Atkinson, guardian to
Mary Williams, eli heirs Of said William
w. Williams decsaSed, Tor the sale Of the
lands lenemenls and heEedilimenls Of said
William w. Williams deceased, 10 witt
the west half Of the south east quarter, OF
section IL; and east hAlleOf south east
quarter Of section IS, al ia township ~,
range 3 east, lying and being Up Holmes
county, MissisSippl;-an also, the fellow
ing lands, te wii,-the west half south west
quarter, section 5; east half south easi
quarter, section Z; west half Of the north
east quarter Of section 4; east half Of tie
north east quarter Of section z; and ea"
half Of the north east quarter Of section rine
all in township 8, range ] west lying ano
being 10 Yazeo county Mississippi, and It
show cause il any they cen, why the above
lands, lenemenls and Entertainments should
no. be sold, and futher do and suffer such
things, as shall be considered and ordered
in The premises by the Court aforesaid.
WTTNEss The Hon AIVRh Wilson, Judge
Of PrObales, the first MOnday..of July, AID.
IS46. and seal OF said court.
Issued 9th day Of July, A. D. 1916.
A. G. OTEY, Clerk.
By NEAL M'EACHERN, Dep,
July Is, ls46. 4O'6t'
(Lansdale g. Dyer, sOl'ciiOr'j
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
IN STORE,
A eEEERAE ASSORTMENT % :.
STAPLE DRY GOODS,

Roots. shoes, bats, caps, bagging ard repe' "a
con, LARD, mess and prime poFk, dried oeei, lsni
0ouf. white and brown sugary mniaseess cSHee'
teas. spioei soap, candles, corn ena rye sn'.4eys
cogniac, champaign peach ana oquisstie nte.'
dies, holland and domestic gin; g ol' p1I.'
$50. sberrr. nalaga end olaFet wines-cbeW-
-, $4,000 Nj Qualities. Havand segafs, iron en
49, e.s,ines. biact.smilhis tools and belloWsi
h.-5.yyars. CUTLERY. crockeFy and stone ware,
~ ,sddIes and blialoa. buggy and carriage bar
49, whips. hooks, 60. &c. &c.
ssnl 9, l6t5, -o-lI.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

HRR. .B SCR lPTORE DrrTAL Syn
~ eapN, tenders SIS professional SERVE
Ga "a ne eitissns " u TOO City and visinity--
ma promises thai Interpretations shall give entire
satislaotion 20 thoae who nag iavOf him with
their patronage IIe may Oh Found at pr. w.
p. SayIs's Office. ea.l,.. 4
Jt,lv 18th, 1915 40 Il.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
To Planters and Blacksmiths.

aNHE Subscriber living near NalhVIlle,. Ten
nessee, iS constantly making Superio! az.
,icIe Of Spinning Machines, and Bl9ossmi.ns,
BELLOWS, which he warrants to be eqoal 70 tnos nos
of anV shop in the United States IN dura9llty
and SseIuInesa His work will alVay' be kept
Cor ,nIe with MesCs. Allen & BsTk'daIe. AGO
City. MAI AANAN" 10 .em
Feb. 18th, 1916. IS.o@.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at YazOO
h CITY, Mississippi, on 1.-THE SOth Of June.
1916 lfnOt taken out within three months,
they win be sent TO the General Post Once az
dead Letters.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
Yazoo City Livery Stable.

NR ORsEs, Mules, Negroes, &c, &c. bought
IlS.I and sold on commission. We are pre-
pared to take care Of Travellers, DrOveis and
Traders, and hope TO give general satisfaction
as regards caro- and prices
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & Co.
jefferson street, YhzOo City.
Feb. 25, 1886, 20
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
Necroes ~ sac.

TUST received and FOR sale, 2 likely young.
q able bodied negro men, one Blacksmith
the other field hand. Desirable property. City
acceptance, Or cash will be received in payment
81 BLACKMAN, SCOTT 4 co,
References as 10 title &c. Messrs Holmes & Co.
YaaoO city, July 97tb, ls4S. %.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
YAZoO CITY PRICES CURRENT,

WEEKLY. ~ nuS'A'. LINK e HARRr'OSl
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
Dry Goods, Groceries &c.

WUsT received per Steamer Meteor' e'feet
Z from Louisville, Kentucky, supply Of
Baeq;ne, Rope and Urine (beSt braHds,)
Jeans, Linssys, and Feathers.
Also from New Orleans, Salt, Sugar, Coffee
Teas, WINS, and old Whisky, Russets' Bro
gans, sns Boots and Shoes; al Of which are Tor
Ssle on liberal terms By j. W. nbo.
YaSoo City, July 2lst, 1916. Att
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
NOTICE

a LII persons holding the obligations Of the
IA ComMERciAL avg oF MAEcHEsTEns the
BiiIs az the Bark 81 Otherwise. ARE hereby MOTIF
FaJ ri ,,rn.sne s.gsy.a - = -sl
Bank. III YaGoo City, ~. payment
JOHN n. BAILEY,
W JOHN j. WILSON,
j. WI. BARNETT.
Commissioners.
Yazoo city, Got. %. I645. Att
ATTHE YAzOO CITY LIVERY STABLE
a SUPERIOR pair Or mules, young ven broke
EA large and likely, for sale BY
RLACKAAl, SCOTT & GO. :
\ June "a, 1916 81 @
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

~ Office hereby that the undersigned commissioners
appointed the Probate Count &C Marnn county, Stale Of
Indiana 25h of July d. 1885, proceed 10 sell at
the following dec he'd
Samuel n Cunnineha late OF Ilanttn
county aforesaid deceased whose interest therein now vested IN
ese Bruce executor John Vanzandt, Leonard Beaver
h Beaver and 20 the estate OF John bave
quarter section ren In township seventeen
containing lightly which tact OF
mill and gt mill Also 80 much of The
nahea on section aforesaid as was NJ eh n osrr
before the tenth DAY oi April
said named day might be- erected
all
follow ine described tract oi IND situated
in nnf, county Iadna iow: The southwest qIteT Of the
eight f township seventeen north, az
the follow described tract of land situated
in Ianck county Indiana The norhea Of the
uttwe quarter oueen in township seventeen nouh,
described situated
in Iami bengEg 10 Ezahel Btavef wido
of the county OF Marion deceased, and
named the ITtffs ." th-
the eat hall the quarter
Of township seventeen moth, o range ne cas-
exceping the Of land IN Germantown The said
win puhI the mill and grs mill sEuated
premises, between the hours o ten ock a. and
Gir dly The said tracts Of and viii he sold
in sc narcs will purchasers less than wo1ids &C
the appraised uf the pnrhase money 10 he paid
down payable six months oneoGrh Thereof
aud the remaining huh payable n
said and for the pth d tie
prce money shall remain unpaid AZ the time oil The sale hn
nurc h. required 10 give les with sufficient erod
relief whatever from valuation
from date for the pnsn Of pnFrfasc
FINN the sale 81 improved lands or improvements
LtZARuS o; WILSON Commissioner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16
For the State Sentinel
Some Of the Reasons why the Common
Council levied 30 cents tax on the one
hundred dollars worth Of Property.

LIST. There are two Bridges to build across Pogue's
Run that will cost say three hundred and fifty dollars.
ID The Licenses far the sale of sprituous liquors
have been stopped, and no revenue arises therefrom-
Sd. A large amount Of land, building stock and
furniture owned by the Bank is not taxed at ALL while
they enjoy more than equal share of the expendi
lures OF the corporation. For years the Bank has
refused to pay taxes, and defes the authorities
being above the law. The Bank refused to pay any
corporation tax at all. Yet they can petition the
Legislature to make 1t the duty of tie Council to
attend to their property, clean and grade the streets
and alleys and remove nuisanccs not only from the
same, but from their vacant lots which they refuse
to pay taxes. Under such palpable injustice the
Council must either refrain from making mprot ements
or the Woodworking citizens must pay double tax to
accommodate the Bank nabobs, who reap without
sowing. As citizen, if these things to be con-
tinued, would advise all who have little loose
cash, to build bank aud invest their money in bank
stock. They will then save their 20 cents tax, and
if they find fools enough can have their side walks
raised II ID inches higher than any body else and
can fence up FIVE or six feet ef the street alongside
their Bank lot.
Again, buy not less than half an acre of land and
you will save all these rascay corporation and county
taxes, for road purposes. You will then be privi-
legged character, and have your alleys cleaned,
graded, and nusances removed therefrom without
An examination of. the law, will, | think, show
every citizen the gross Injustice that is done them by
the refusal for years by the Bank. pay taxes. The
Council is not to blame. Their duties imperative.
But so long as the people will wink at the derections
of the Bank, they must expect TO pay for the same
1t may suit some but it does not suit
WIG TAX PAYER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16
L. o. d. Il.

>A< Members of the Independent Order of Odd
IN Fellows are hereby generally notified. that on
the third Tuesday. the Dist day Of July instant,
During the regular semi-annual session of the r. w
Grand Lodge of Indiana,) a celebration will occur,
under the auspices of Centre Lodge No Is of India
napols and BY permission of the Grand Lodge of the
State Members of the Order arc respectfully invited
to be present. and join in the ceremonies of the
sion. WIN. SULLIVAN, }
J. p. CHAPMAN, Com.
july g. 1876. J. B. McCHESNEY,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

rENIS Splendid Equestrian Troupe the largest in the United Sae
and containing of the hest performers the world VIII have
performing in indianapolis Friday and Saturday, July
oath and 25th, for days only.
Among the performers will be found,
Mr. Aadgln the hest paid Equestrian in the United States
Mr. w. b. Carroll the best RIDER without saddle bride of the
Il. LondOn the teTcuean
/.
world who turns double from the ground.
Mcfarland the celebrated tight rOe vauer and d1ncfr.
Mr.. Mcknight the Yankee SamPonsrOnge in the word
Mr. j. Lakewood, the vante; Mallory the tnlrT, Master tie
bones the Four Acros the admiration and wonder
Of the pubc together with DsTey, ayr JOhson aNand, Hicks
Stenmet, Andrews, Joresqle Undume, Hare,
Ao Mrs Carroll Mrs Demoe, the clIming Female Eqnes;rans,
and La Petite Miss Mafigan
Principal Clown, G. o. Knapp.
than 2l and horses and
Admisson-BO1es 50 cents Pit 25thhdren half price Box
n half Trice to the Pit.
Doors ocock-performances half
Night performance O'clock precisely Two
performances each day.
The above company will perform Edinburgh Wednesday,
July 29d No ut franklin on Thursday, 23d. 10