The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-10-16
STONE 8 M,coLLUM,s MAMMOTH
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUS,

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Under their Immense Pavilion contain.
sHg 1000 So. feet CGnvGss capable Of
seating $500 PersOnsl Acknowledg.
ed the finest Company in the World!
G. L. EATON, AGENT,
This Mammoth Company will make a grand
entree into the different Cities and towns, pre-.
coded by their splendid Music Car, drawn by
8 beautifully marked Horses, and containing
a magnificent Brass Band, composed oil Il
picked Musicians, led by the immortal Harry
Gaul on his Magic Silver Bugle, presented to by
him by the members ofthe Great Western Cir
Gus.
This Company will have the honor Of ap-
Pearlng at Canton on Saturday the 9th of No
vcmber, for one day only.
Numbering among the troupe the most tai
ented performers in the world, with a very SUI
perior stud of young and newly broken HOr
SEES, and decidedly the finest Brass Band that
ever travelled.
In announcing the exhibition of this truly
talented company, the pToprietors annex the
following, to show the genuine worth of the
performances and the responsibility Of the
members composing the troupe.
tive the undersigned, members of the res
p%ectiye Municipal Councils of New Orleans,
testify to the general worth of the perfofmon-
ces and the responsibility Of the members at
tached to the Great Western Circus Of Messrs.
Stone end McCollum, who have been playing
in this city the past winter, and we cheerfully
recommend the company to the municipal au
thorities and the public generally, Of the diff
ferent cities and towns in which they may a1o
pear during the coming travelling season Of
ls47.
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
FIRST MUNIcIPALITY.-Joseph Genois, RecOr-
der; J. L. Fabre, Cyprean Dufour, F. Gignel,
Jackson Duplessis, Email Witt, Alex. Derbes,
z. Latour, Richard Hagan J. r. Faures, J. Slim
gerland, P. Shiels Aldermen.
SECOND MUNio1PALTTY.-JoShua Baldwin Re-
corder; Samuel J. Peters, John Duggin, D. St.
Asbourne, M. M. Reynolds, Samuel Jamison,
John W. Smith, James Davene, John Goodwin,
u. Edwards, James P. Freret, Joseph Dandis, ].
N. Hawthorn, Alderman.
THIRD MUNIclPALITY,-P. Sewzenau, Recor-
deri e, L%ugenhulh, S. L. Nicomede P. P.
Bernard, Francis Serwerssen, John R. Hale, l..
M, Donviliier, Aldermen.
The company consists in part OF YOUNG
McCOLLUM, decidedly the best Two-Horse
Rider in the world.
EATON STONE, acknowledged the only
to the far-fan,ed French Equestrian
LIE Troit.
DENMIsoN STONE, the Melo Dramatic
Horseman and EquestriUn Of all word,
Mr.. B. JENNINGS, the Classic, Positions,
with his extraordinary son, Master HENRlE
JENNINGS.
JOHN JACKSON the most celebrated Corde
Volante Performer in the Union.
THOS. H. COLEMAN, the true dellneator
Of the American Negro and celebrated Banjo
Mons. PAUL, the Mulifarious Man in his
Contorlions. Euolutions, &c.
Mr.. E. KINCAID and A. LEVI two very
celebrated H%orsemen, TumbIerS, Acrobats, &c.
These gentlemen are at the very zenith OF
their profession, and are aided in their laborl-
GUS duties by
T. Gardener, W. Wilson,
w. Sullivan, ]. Barrett,
W: Young, H. Long,
]. Hicks, M. Heminrue.
D. vau zindt, H. Slimneil,
T. Sharp,
making a company in point of talent and gen.
tlemanly bearing that cannot be equalled in
the Union, with the mirth provoking jester and
greatSouthern Grotesque, GREEN JOHNSON.
"a DlNAAOR OEAANO 10 HuOIueE feature In
this "Paragon ofCircus Companies" and mum.
beers FOURTEEN performers who, in point of tai
emit aslmusicians, cannot be excelled, they hay
ing been selected with care and precision from
the Orchestras Of the St. Charles. American
and French Theatres, New Orleans, and are
under the guidance and supervision Of Mr.. II.
X, GAUL.
This splendid Band will note the commando
arrival in the different cities and towns en-
route, by playinga beautiful selection from The
latest Operas of the day.
The pEOprietOrs assure their patrons that no
word OF action that would tend to cause a tint
onthe modesacheek will be allowed within the
ring Of the Great Western; but in the repre-.
sensations, the audience will have their minds
as well as eyes satisfied, and will tend as q
resuscitation from the more laborious duties.
Doors lopen at 81 O'Clock Performance 10
commence at "a O'Clock p. M.
There will also be splendid day perform.
the night exhibition, performance to commsUco
at u o'clock p. M. precisely.
Admittance, Dress Circle, SO cts.--ebildrsn
and servants half price.
October 10, I847 col
BOARD OF POLICE.
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