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The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

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SENT Our TO CARoLINA.-George Henry
Johnson. the negro who was arrested and
lodged in the Jail in this city the other day,
on the charge of the larceny of clothing,
watches and money, the property of Daniel
George and others, of Pitt county, North
Carolina, was, yesterday morning, sent to
North Carolina, under charge of officer
Richardson, to be tried for his offence. We
understand that he admits his guilt. Only
one watch was recovered-no account of
the remaining property being thus far rem
dered ,-Ptersburq Inder.
The parties, three colored men, from
whom the articles were stolen, reached
here on Saturday last, having deposited
their prisoner in Halifax Jail for safe
keeping. They had been on the track of
the thief for some time, and, having ex-
| pended nearly a hundred dollars in the
chase, succeeded at last in nabbing him at
| Petersburg. They are now endeavoring to
! have him removed to Pitt county, when it
is to be hoped he will meet the reward OF
his rascalities.
His cantors deserve credit for the per-
severance displayed in tracking this rascal
uD.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
SEED WHEAT.

l shall have in good time for planting sero,
raj Hundred bushels Of selected Seed Wheat
of both the White aud Red varieties
This wheat will be furnished TO parties
wishing to raise good wheat, and make a
business of it, TO some extent foi the future,
a, a price that will not more than pa, all the
expense of getting it here.
| shall have GUANO of various kinds to
put in with the wheat. and hope pains will
be taken TO prepare the land well, and fur
row il in such IL manner as TO allow no wa
ter to stand on the field during winter.
r. NQRFLEET
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
CO Nj NJ E R CIAL.
TarbOro' Market.


REPORTED BY II. n. TEEL. DEALER IN DR.
GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC, MAIN STREET.
TAKEoEo', Sept. 70. 1867.
C0uon-Dull at Is "a Is cents p b.
Corn-SL 90 o. 81 10 p bu>hel
McaI-Sl 25 0p 81 so p bushel.
Cow Peas-S00Sl 90 p bushel
Bacon-llog round. Is cepts q u.
Hams,-IG 01 II cents.
Lard-l5@s s6 cents p ID.
Butter-Conntry, 30 % 50 ceIiS p ID.
Potatoes-Sweet,7 Is "a ST 90.
do Irish, 81 00@s2 SO.
TalIow-l0 cents p b.
Eggs-l5@20 cents per dozen.
Chickens--l5@25 cents each.
Seed Cotion-6 cents p h.
Rags-23 cents r ID.
Baggng-35 cents 4 yard
Rope-l5@lS Is cents = ID.
Flaxseed-S1 5O@s2 90.
Becswax-30 cents.
Fresh Pork-l0@12l cents.
Becf-G@S cents = ID.
Dried Appes-10 cents.
Money Market.
Gold-sl IS.
Silyer-$1 80
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

A MIscHIEvoUs AFFAIR, IF TRUE.-Wc
are not in the habit of noticing street ru-
mors, especially when they relate to trivial
matters. But a gentleman informed US,
on yesterday, of rumor, which is too Sc
rious to be overlooked. even if it is wholly
without foundation. He stated that it is
rumored on the street, that at secret
meeting, held at certain place in this City,
ON Saturday night last, by Radical blacks
and whites, it was agreed, in view of the
anticipated serious conflict between Presi-
dent Johnson and the Congress to proceed
to organize companies designed for militia
ry service, and that two white men were
named to carry out the project. The ruRor
is of sufficient Importance to be inquired
into by the military authorities. 1t is be-
lievcd by many, that the organization OF
such companies will be effected by the
Leaguers, if indeed they are not already.
We advise all upright, well-meaning citi-
zenS, to be very careful how they join any
League, or any other secret political Or
ganization. Honest men are willing that
all their movements should be known and
seen in broad daylight.-Ral. Se?tiDel.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, Sept. II.
Cotton lowcr-sales 500 bales at 244a25
cents. Flour active-State So 30a$ll
Southern $i0 25a$l3 Is. Wheat active and
1a2 cents better !; Western "a 23la$2 25.-
Oats Western 651 66a cents. Pork dull
and lower at s24 81 Lard quiet, Groce-
RIGS quiet and unchanged. Spirits turpen-
tine 604 cents. Freights firm. Gold l44s.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

REDUCTION OF FREIGHT ON IIAT.-We
learn from Col. S. l.. Fremont, Superin-
tendent of the Wilmington & Weldon Rail-
road, that the price of freight on hay from
New York to Rocky Mount and Tarboro,
has been reduced from one dollar to sixty
eight cents per hundred weight, by placing
it in the fourth class of articles enumera-
ted in the tariff. This will doubtless prove
welcome intelligence to farmers and resi-
denta Of the two places named, d,-FH.
journal,
We took occasion a short time since to
notice the heavy charges on freight from
Weldon to this place, and we are glad to
see that our remarks ha veapparently pro-
duccd some gond result as the above ex-
tract from the journal will show.
We felt sure that Col, Fremont would
provide some remedy for the complaint so
universally felt by the entire community
and his action in this matter will be accord
ingly gladly welcomed.
Edgeconibe county will depend this year
upon the North for large amount of for
age, and this reduction of freight On hay
aloIe will amount to considerable item,
We trust he will continue the good work
and that we shall soon be able to announce
reduction on every other article OF
freight.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
DI Z d

In Tarboro, on the J 5th. inst, ofBrain Fever
MARY ELlZABETh. daughter of VIM. 4
and Mary Ann Moore, aged SIX years.
At the residence Of Josiah Farmer, Esq
near Wilson. on Saturday the 18th inst. Mrs
MARY FARMER, in the seventy third yea
of her age.
On the 18th ult.. at Galveston Texas, o
Yellow Fever, SAM'L l.. CuESSON. late
of this place. in the 9th year of his age
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

aANEOES
IMPORTANT LAND SALE,

EN PURSUANCE OF CERTAIN De-.
Il crees, made at March term, 1867. Of the
Court of Equity for Pitt County, the
Clerk and Master will expose to ptfsiic
Sale, at Falkland Pitt County on the 18th
day of Oeiokeg neSf, One tract of Land
adjoining the lands of Geo. w. Wooten,
Robert Parker, Walter Newton and others,
ana known as the lands of George F. Woo
ton, deed. On The petition of Geo. w.
Wootcn, Et Al w. Needham Ward Et AL.
containing about Eight Hundred Acres,
Five Hundred Of which is cleared,
and in high state Of cultivation, well
adapted 10 the growth of Cotton, the res
naming Three Hundred Acres is heavily
timbered with Pine, Oak, &c. =
Terms made known on day of Sale.
LOUIS HILLIARD, C. M. L.
Greeneville n. c. Aug 20 gait
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
Corn & Meal.

We will sell Corn and Meal to be pa,d ior
in Cotton of tie first packing. 1t is no'T
known that the Corn crop not only promises
TO be short here and all through The State
but tha, drought is prevailing in Ohio and
Illinois, that is so threatening to the corn
crop as TO cause corn to rule as high in Gin
cinnatli and Chicago Markets as in \. iurS
and Baltimore. Persons who will be short
of corn next year may find ii to their intercst
to give us call aad IGeFn the propositions
we will make.
r. EOhFLkET ! co.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
Liverpool M Markets,

LIVERPoTL, Sept. II.
Fqtton closed suiet-uplands 94d; Orleans
%. Sales Of 10, ,6D0 bales. Breadstuffs clos
ed strong. Corn has advanced Cd, 'nlakine
Western 39s. cd. Wheat IS. ed. Pork 50s
Rosin-common Wilmington S.; medium
t2s.j j3s a2ss. Manchester advices -are ia,
rorabls for goods and yarns tend up.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

The Journal Of Commerce says that the
first bale of new cotton for the year 1867
was received in Newbern on Tuesday. 1t
was raised in Cartcrct county by John
Dudley, on his farm, near Beaufort con-
signed to Wm. ii. Oliver s. Co., and by
them sold to Messrs, Whitiord, Dill s. Co.
The cotton will be shipped by steamer to
New York this week.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
Norfolk Market.

REPORTED FOR THE TARBoRo. SOUTHERN
BY CGWAND nARRIss, COMMISSION AE
CHANTS, 26 COMMERCE Sr.
NoRFoLx. Va. Sept lS, 1867.
Speoie--Gold, buying l42.
selling l45.
Silver, buying 1872.
= seili & 1875.
Beet Family 32 co..
Mess IS.
Prime %.
Bacen-Hoground l5@16lc.
Va. Hams ls020.
Middlings l7l@1sc.
Shoulders Ice.
Cotton-MIdding 24c.
Low Middhns 23c.
Ordinary 20c
Corn-Whte 81 TO-
Mixed 81 0So.
Yellow Csc.
Flour-Famllv sl4 O0@sl5 90.
Superfne $40 5o0sI 2 90.
Guano.-PeruvlanS So5 90 cash.
Lard-No. l l4W Ice.
No. l4@ l6c.
Lime-W a>hng City 50 90.
Rockland 81 50@sl IS.
Rockport 81 SO.
Meal 81 20 p bu>hel.
Oats--Measure 45c
Pork-Mess S27 OO@27 so.
Prime S22 So
Staves-W. o. Pipe s9o@s1O0.
's " Culls $45@50.
g " Heading $50.
d" g Culls S32 SO.
" 6: HID sos 90.
R. O. HID S42 so.
/" " 1CuiIs S26 90.
SAingles-Heart Sll 50@sl3 rs.
Saps IS 5o@10 IS.
Tar-Barrcis 81 5O@S1 IS.
Wheat-Wh hite prime 81 00@S2 so.
Red ST. 759$2 40.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
OYSTER She'll Lime.

have taken the Agency of Lime COM
paIy, for the sale OF Burn; Oyster Shells
which will be de!iN cred in bags say II or Is
bags to the ton. This lime will be sold either
stlcd or unslited Us the parties purchasing
may prefer. This is cheap as we'll as an
excellent fertilizer. Samples can be seen at
X. NORFLEET Il cos MILL
X. NURFLEET.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

DAN CAsTELLo,-We have received a
circular from the inimtable Dan CASTILLO,
the great circus manager, announcing his
intention of visiting our city on his South
ern tour of the present year. Dan is now
exhibiting in Washington City, and has
with him, in addition to his troupe of equcs-
trians, Van Amburg's celebrated Mcnage-
rie, which is said to attract deserved at
tcntion.
A most important addition to his troupe
is the celebrated equestrienne Mile Pau
linc.-WI. Journal. ...
The Richmond papers announce that
Dams Circus, combined with the Manage
rie of Van Amburg, will be in that city on
the oath inst, on their way South. Tar
boro' may therefore look out for anoth her
irr4ption soon, as Edgecombe was never
known to be overlooked.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
Cotton Consignments.

Beng Authorised by several of the largest
and best known Commission Houses in New
York end Baltimore. TO act as I teir Agent to
ship Cotton and other produce. snail be
prepared to pay the Government Tax on the
same and make liberal advances in money
also.
Persons entrusting business of this kind TO
me. can either designate the house to whom
they desire the consignment made, or leave
the matter TO nav discretion. In the latter
case, they may rest assured, shall deal with
none other than prompt and reliable palties.
r. NORELEET.
n. B.-Wc will grind wheat for one eighth
toll, and the Bran. NORFLEET Il co.
During my absence from Home, Mr.. Benz.
Norheet will attend TO my business matters.
r. N0RFLEET.
Tarboro' Sept. II, 1867. dolly
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

Capt. Tolar and two or three other
prisoners passed through Goldsboro' on
Monday last, en- roate to Fort Macon, there
to await the decision of the military COM
mission, before whom they have undergone
long and tedious trial, on the charge OF
numbering Bebee, the negro, who commit
ted Il rape on one of the fairest daughters
Of Fayetteville, some months since.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

FREIGHT-A immense amount offreight
is passing over the Wilmington Road, for
tie interior of North and South Carolina
Uia GOldsDoro', and the n. c. Road.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins.
yHyHE SUBSCRIBER IS THE Az

HNHE SUBSCRIBER IS THE Az
Il thorized Agent for the sale of II. L.
Emery & Sons Universal Cotton Gin
ane Condenser Cotton Press and HORSE
POWER. and all other articles as are manu-
factured by them for Plantation purposes
In sections of this and other States South
Emery's Gin has no rival. II is the finest
Gin known and when well cared for produc-
es superior lint, with fewer notes and less
sand than any other in use. This quality
makes It mere valuable than many may sup
pose, as II is now getting to be we'll known,
that the India, Brazilian and Egyptian Cot
;ons. are, ID cpaseauence of nice handling,
gaming reputation they did not enjoy few
years back. The neglect of attention 10 clean
picking and ginning cotton, will in few
years. it is thought by those who profess 10
know, do more towards breaking down this
great agricultural pursuit at the South, than
all other causes combined. 1t is already a
we'll ascertained fact that the finest specl-
mems of Cotton exhibited in Liverpool du-
ring the past year, were from Egypt. Eme-
RVS Gin in the hands Of skllltull and intel
ligent operator will turn out the oleancst Cot
ton OF any other Gin in use, and cost as little
to keep II in order. The cost OF the Gin per
saw is only fraction higher than ordinary
gins. They are warranted when good care
is used with them. Persons who wish 10
buy arc requested to examine one have at
Dozicrs Store. r. NORFLEE'T, As't.
Sept. LIST, 1867.
am also Agent for the sale Of Girls
WOLD'S and KIDD'S GINS. They are
both SO we'll known here, and all over the
South, that but I.tlle needs being said in re-
ference Them. Those who have used Girls
wold's think there is no other like il or so
good and those who have used Kdd's think
the same way. The late Baker Station, than
whom there never lived in Edgccombe, a
farmer of closer observation or better judg-
ment, used to say that kidd's GIN was as
good in every respect as any he had ever
used. and in one was better, VIZ !: 7 ha, ii could
be handled more roughly by the operator
without injury, than any other he had seen
or used 1t was for the same reason l pre-
ferred Grswold' having used kiddS.
have several Gins ofb6th kinds on the way.
and would be glad 10 get orders from others
early. in ordc ,hatthcy may reach customers
il good time.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
Flour ! FIOur!! FIOur!! !

We will commence grinding WHEAT in
a few days " ~ be we'll at wo.kby he 18th
inst. We expect TO receive liberal share
OF the public patronage. We viii pay full
prices for wheat, or WI exchange Corn or
Meal for il. L. NO4,tLEEI~S LO-
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

How THINGS ARE BEING DONE IN THE
NORTH WEsT.-We saw letter from a
friend writing from Dakotah City, Nebras-
ka, on 9Th Sept. and among other things it
accounts for the rapid population of seve-
raj new towns, and will no doubt strike
our readers with surprise. "Julesburg is
all moving away to Cheyenne, lsOimiles
further; 50 you see city goes up here to
1000 population in three months and it
breaks up and goes and makes anoth-
er city in month ofthe same size. They
move Houses and the city left is field
Julesburg was first North Platte, and now
for Cheyenne-all the same people and
Houscs--the former places deserted en-
tirelv."
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
Eilmin gtOn Market.

WILMINGTON, Sept. II, 1867.
Turpentiae-SaleS of ITO bbs at 50 so (;
Spirits Turpen,ine-531@54 cents per gall
Ion Rosin So 12l@St 75 Tar s. 80 per bbl
Germ, 81 2l per bushel; Hay 90 cents per
100 pounds.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
LOCAL AND STATE.

THR CAPITAL CAsE.-We noticed last
issue the commencement on Wednesday
of the trial of John Taylor and Jim Knight,
charged with murder. The case through
out attracted much attention, and was lis
tened to by deeply interested crowd
The Court ROOM was crowded to its utmost
capacity, large proportion being of the
colored people.
The testimony was closed late on Thurs
day, when the Attorney General opened
in powerful speech for the State, follow
ed by J. Edwin Moore, Esq, for the de-
fence. His effort is spoken of in the high.
est terms. combining both strong arguments
and flow Of cloquence rarely witnessed
in so young An advocate at the bar. After
q short recess, Wm. II, Johnston, Esq,
continued for the defence, and fully sus-
.tained the high reputation acquired by this
gentleman for fqll knowledge of the law,
and the deep study usually given in the
aTlp2ration of all his cases.
Judge Howard closed for the State, ard
TO his powerful effort on this occasion may
be attributed in great measure the result
of the verdict.
Ill health prevented Judge Biggs, the
leading counsel for the defence, from speak.
ing.
About II O'Clock, the case was given to
thc Jury-after a clear and impressive
charge from His Honor.
Although but few expected q return du.
ring the night, still large croYd fingered
about, all deeply excited as to the deci.
sion, upon which rested the life or death
of two human beings.
The crowd at last slowly and reluctantly
dispersed, leaving only the officers of the
Court, when at one O'clock, the jury an
uOunced that they had agreed. The Judge
was soon on the Bench, when the Jury
through their foreman, returned verdict
of Guilty" The prisoners, up to this
i'll e, had maintained great composure and
Guinness, only occasionally exhibiting the
anxiety natural to such an occasion, but
ppon the announcement of the verdict
both displayed evident signs Of excitement
and probably surprise, while one exclaim-
ed against the great injustice of hanging
an innocent man.
At half-past eight on Friday morni ng
the prisoners were again brought into
Court, when they were sentenced 10 be
hung on the I'd Friday Of next month";
Their counsel took an appeal to the Su.
premc Court, which was granted, and the
prisoners remanded TO jail,
They still maintain in the most solemn
manner, their innocence of the awfal crime
OF which they now stand convicted.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO COTTON GROWERS.
The "Star " Cotton Gins
AND CONDEySERs.

EN OFFERING TO THE FARMERS
IL Of North Carolina and the South Gene.
rally our - Stars Cotton Gins and Con-
densers. we are enabled 10 do so with that
bold confidence which an uninterrupted sue
cess has entitled us to. At The great Fair
held at New Orleans last fall, and a, St. Louis,
Missouri. We came in competition with all
the kinds OF Gins heretofore IN favor with
the Southern planters. In each case we re-
ccvcd the first Premiums, not only for quality
oT staple, but also for quantity Of cotton gin
ned per day. | sold dus.ng thc last season
much larger number of these machines than
were ever sold in Norfolk before in thribble
the length oftlme, and have yet to hear the
first complaint. On the contrary, the testi-
llonials that have been received WIRE most
ilattering and gratifying These facts sus>
tain us III our claim for superiority and ap-
peal with force TO such as MAY be'hi Yant-
We insist on the title of I" STAR y Cotton
Gin, lest we might be confounded with anoth-
er kind known i,y the name of Emery. Hav-
ing now really no rival in this article, we
leave our Gins 10 urge their own claims.
can furnish them with or without Conden-
sers, as may be preferred. My prices are
guaranteed 10 be precisely the same as those
charged at Factory. Farmers wishing the
STAR" Cotton Gins will pleas" forward
possibly can.
The Dedcrick Toggle Link
COTTON PR E S S.
| am also agent for this machine, which is
guaranteed to please. It is the best.
| am manufacturing and dealing largely in
all kinds of II
FARMING TOOLS,
Bar and Bundle Iron,
GARDEN SEEDS, &c.
Watts Cuff Brace, and all the
kinds Of Plows sold in Nor
folk.
RilIups' Improved Cotton, ,Scraper.
G. BILLUPS,
No. ii Wide Water Street.
Norfolk, Va.
Aug. %. 3S-tf
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

NEW GooDs.-Our enter1rising friend
E. Rosenthal is now engaged in opening a
most magnificent stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, of style and price to suit the
tastes of every body. The inducements
offered, are such that no one leaves his
store without purchasing. Read his adver-
tisement, put small amount Of cash in
your pocket and Immediately pay him a
visit, and lay in your supplies of fall goods,
at the rery lo,rest cash prices. Two obli.-
ing statesmen stand ready to give you great
bapgsirs.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

FULL TO OvERFLowING.-Judg Fowle
,ast week seemed deterpined to test to its
utmost capacity the limits Of the new Jail
and consequently to-day nineteen occu-
pants sigh for freedom within its dreary
walls.
The sentence of most embraces hard Ia
Dor for the term of their imprisonment,
and We presume the Sheriff viii! soon have
the prisoners engaged at some labor, likely
to reimburse the county for the cost of
their maintepance while thus confined.
There are plenty of places in need of
just such work, and which would probably
remain untouched for some time, unless
they now fill the influence of this crowd,
by means Of the shovel and Doe.
When put to work. let it be in manner
best calculated to be of general advantage
to the county.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

OrR FALL TRADE.-This season promis-
eS TO be unusually active. Quite num-
Der of our Merchants have already visited
Northern Marts, while the remainder are
preparing to follow their example. We
would take advantage Of this opportunity
to impress upon their minds the fact that
Southern Cities lie directly in their route,
which are entitled, at least, to 4 passing no.
ticc.
Norfolk, Petersburg and Baltimore, in
many instances, offer inducements to pur-
chascrs equal to New York, AID when such
Is the case, there cur Merchants should stop
and by their actions, cOrrubUIatc the oft
repeated assertions of devotion to Southern
Interests and success. These cities haze
been straining every nerve TO put thehl-
selves N condition to merit large SIarc
of tie Southern Fall Trade, and their cx-
crtions on this point deserve a CAREFUL ex-
animation, from our McrchaDfs, of their
different stocks and prices land whenever
found presenting equal Cmduccments, We
say again, they should /6c entitled to more
considerations than those at the North.
Each of thcse<citics are well represented
in every braYch of business through our
columns, Shd we would suggest the pro.
prlety 1t/cach Merchant carefully exanin.
ing the SoUthan1er, lin which will be founC
all the first class uouses) before making
ZIP his mind where he will purchase.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

MEEITED PCNiSHNEST.-Thc career Of q
notorious offender against the law was last
week summarily brought to a termination,
for while at least.
Lewis Smith (col.) convicted of burgla-
~, was sentenced to two years imprison-
lncnt, at hard labor. The exploits of this
rascal have been extensive, several coun-
ties having experienced the effect of his
villanies. He fired Northampton Jail to eff
feet his escape, and after being arrested by
fhe Sheriff of Martin, succeeded in break
ing from the Wilson Jail, in CON-
pany with several othcys. He then turned
his attention in this direction, and suspicion
strongly points to him as the author of the
late destructive fire in this place.
1t is matter of congratulation that he
is once more permitted to look through
;ron bars; the proper place fog such no.
torious rascal.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1867-09-26

the CIRCUsEs.-One has come, perform
ed and faled-lcaving in the minds of ali
attending, feeling of ycxation at having
been caught i!atrouzing such a miserable
attempt At circus. The riding was ordi-
gary, the horses poor and broksn down,
while this clowns. generally the attractive
features of sqch exhibitions, succeeded,
but rarely, III drawing a hcarty laugh from
the crowd, usually disposed on such occa-
sions to accept anything as good.
The pcrfora.a9ces OF Mile Annie Robin
son upon the slack sFire weFe really cred =
itable, which, together with tie juggicr's
tricks, and The gymnastic cvoIutionS OF the
two boys, prevented the Great Sorth- Wcs-
tern Circus from proving an entire failure.
On next Saturday. t!e 2Ist instant our
people will hare IN opportunity Of testing
the powers Of a rival establishment, WHICH
claims to be the genuine Shou, and Which
really presents inducements far superior
TO its predecessor. john RobiHson's Com
binatiOn Circus and Acpagerie will exhibit
at this place Oh that day, and Judging from
the fattering notices OF the press wherever
they have been, we are prepared to see
one of the best Circuses ever exhibited in
this country.
The collection of wild animals is repre-
Scntcd as the finest ever congregated to-
gethcr, while the talent Of the Arena pre-
keEtS several world-renowued celebrities.