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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21
VIM. POWELL

-~------r---------
from tie Detroit Mechanic and Inventor.
The COOP T1xz CoxE-The patent 70
long held by Wheeler & Wilson for the four
motion feed sewing machine, has ct last
expired, and an extension has been refhs-
ed. The day has gone by when machine
costing but from SIS to $50 can be sold
at from $50 to $125. We see that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Comps-
ny, of Detroit, are frs. in the field with
machine embodying all the best features Of
the more costly article, and while their
machines are in every particular, as per-
feet in their adoption to all classes Of
work as the Wheeler & Wilson, Grever &
Baker, and Singer, they are now disposing
Of them at prices ranging from $25 to $40.
This is certainly an immense reduction,
and It's effects are already to be seen in the
large orders received, and the large ship
ments made daily by the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine Company, 115 Bates street,
Detroit.
Mr.. Jacob Clason is tho General Agent
for Iowa and Minnesota. Send him stamp
for circular and sample work. He wants
live agents everywhere. Extra induce
ments offered. Address jacob Olsson,
West Unisn, Iowa.
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The war has sent gold up to-; l.22,
that beingthe closing figure in New
York. yesterday. Wheat has also gone
up, and igrocerie, have adyapc ICED slight.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

MEAT MARX t;1:. - -
EREsH Meat, Hams, Sausage and Vrg.
etablcs OF ill kinds, kept constantly on
nand, Shop On St. German street -
S = cHAs. LV1ai
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

WV pVOANS Va VIVA oOAo ooss0VOs S"o
price for unwashed wool is 20 to %
cents washed 80 to 80 cents------The
Record estimates that the wheat crop
of Southern Minnesota will not average
more than II bushels per acre.
The Mantorville Express tells OF a
woman, Mrs. Green, Of Ashland, who,
while in fit, fell with her head in a
pot of lye and was drowned. 1t seems
that two nights before, she had dream
ed that she was visited by her dead ia
Their, who requested her to g.. with
him, and told her that she would be
the next to come. This dream she had
| related to several persons tho day be-
fore her death.
We condenso the following from
the Rochester Post: A child Of John
| Irish's at Oronoco, was chased into the
| river by swine and drowned ------An
old man named J. II. Buxton, Of
Sparta Wis, has his left arm terribly
torn, near Redwood, by the accidental
discharge Of : gun------On Thursday
night Rochester aud vicinity were Wis
tied by destructive wind and hail
Storm = Vegetation Of all kinds was
cut to shreds by the driving hail.
Vedder's agricultural warehouse, a two
story brick, was half blown down the
new Lutheran church was moved
three feet; Witcomb & CowdrJ's ware
house was blown down, and much 9th
er damage done, including the break
ing Of handsome chancel windows in
the churches. Whole fields Of grain
were utterly destroyed. j. i.
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81 % Gi@ S.oa eda soiav bastisn wi s
No. F1G9slIEfTINGt aXEE.

u W." - stAIb .'ie0g, .bs.:4.g 1875 r
i ,,.,; :, ,-,,,
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poor old fool, very much in2the way Of

poor old fool, very much in-the way OF
scheming, unprincipled adventurers. ~
TheIfeelipg against Cox here is intense.
There is q combination Of rings, lobbies
and office holders that is venomous and
noisy. In all the hotels, streets and de-
parments, one hears nothing but denun
citation and abuse. The fact is creeping
into their stupid skulls that tha people
threaten to sustain the Secretary, and
that he is in some danger of being made
President. DIP.
The italics are ours.-EDs. SPIRIT.
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Selections from yJOsh Billings
Farmers Allminax.

SeleCtfOus from JOsh Killings
Farmer's Ailminax.
Thare IL nothing like sick bed fol
repentance, a man becomes SO yirtew
GUS he will often repent ov sins he neve
committed.
One ov the hardest things, for enn,
man to do, IL tew fall down on the Sic,
when it IL wet, and then git up. ant
praze the Lord. il7
Gravity IL no more posatiff evidenc,
ovfwisdnm, than collar IL ov shirt. !
Curiosity often, gets a mouse into
trap,-jiss so it duz other folks. ll,rl
Be Natur never makes emmy lolundefs
when she makes phool, she means it.
8 Thare il sum pholks in this world dwhs
spend their whole lives q hunting afte
righteousness. and kant, find emmy tim,
tew praktiss il. sxefl a5gi u4sd1ii 9 z
Human happiness IL like the Hotten
tot language, emmy body kan talk it vel
|ennf, but thare aint but phew kan under
stand it. IS .'i'sf9 Y, ','i
Crate trans sgressions seem tew baptizs
themselfs-if the Devil had only biz
Igilty of petit larceny, he never would
have bin heard oy agin. ,'s,, s. rs, +
I'D don't kuo ov emmy thing more re
rnorseless, on the face ev the earth, thar
Z per cent interest. nix z.4ea fi,3i,s
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A Boston paper thus pictures . young

!, a nosson y papes sans pac'uiss s : ,s.t soung
laoy o. .ns perioas ,..s. o" ssi h;a ipas h',s,n
pte.sy 'oIn,us so'osSi ;,a..na : - up' cr;,n,
snS s = sy;,;s b.s,l,nrsn M Of Of tha dress r.s,,
.hsrs. M and there an enormons mass Of
fslse t M ha,r ~ hsrk ,' An;led on the, tor, of
har ,rI haaa . snrm,s;,nted I liz little fat or.
asmen,sd = % with hits,of ~ lace. birds tails,
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Fl..f - For the Spirit.l
EVENING THOUGRTs.
BY ANNIE MAupE cL1rFoaD.

fsss IL 57ttfi ! Fff.T177 - F- :. - If.lI-if
The day has closed her eyes in death;
And night has come with icy breath, ''a
Wearing a crown Of azure blue, ''iaH
Bedecked with stars Of brilliant hue. 4 =
f-4sse .1-isl s'stos-A't Ifa- AeA fiE-t 49,
Fair Luna empress Of the night, 9xfg3s
Is showering foods of silver light JE ra
Upon the earth whose Autunn dress m
Is wrought Of saddest loyeliness Esme
5ssfigsi2 q & ,'G98a9g g-iigs oid Hitt0I SO
How strangely, grand, this night appears,
Yet she is sad, for frozen tears h ,.se5a ~
glAll DER the fading blossoms lie.is, - II
Brivhf ss the ixvsla Of. The axura skv. 20 !.
s 9ss.,s-s sts's T.. n 9l e y u = 3 3
I too. am sad: and baok to.n;rbt IN X
Through mists Of Years take INV Aiybt
To other scenes as fair fair. and grand. r Z
! As dwell in noet's fancy land H
In vision, bripbt saa On moan, < NAV. CO. b!iol
Tn. fonaIv cber;.bed tr;;a.,nd ;;.,,d I, 49, 49, oj :,
Tbbe;f voices st, To- Ts,s,r,t s,.ss,rn, = b.,, ftbu.
In m;n,o,ad ,ccent. ,,coft .nd H., 2 l % 50
Sweet Mars. Gao. IN Il !, ,ro .s.w!. OF
sAnab..at. III 9.a "a 49, ~ sii.,i
q !, ;,;t, ! ]. ,0'oa pl4up
A. hr;uh. .rd h,,,o s,,,. L.. .IlsI
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IE The Chicago Tribune, ffsepubli-
can organ wants Secretary Boutwell, to
explain, in his annual report, Which he is
now preparing, if he cannot do SO soon
er, why the interest on the various Pa.
eifc railroad bonds. guaranteed by The
Government, and heretofore,. regularly
paid, has never been collected from the
companies. The amount of bonds is.
sued to each road, and the interest now
due, are as follows: 'a!s I .'.''t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-29

HIfgits be true that exvs Secretary
Coxis cligiblet othe Presidency, because,
although horn in Canada his parents
were native Americana, question 81
some note has been, settled. II George
Francis Train bad been acquainted with
principle, it would, have saved him q
great deal Of trouble and expense. We
believe that it's related Of him that he
brought his wife all the way back from
Europe npon one occasion if order that
she might give,hirth here to a son, wiso
would be eligible to-the Presidency. The
child turned Quito beaa girls RA
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: o 8 Z < III e Il. Sc & > w s
Protests Against England's ErA-
barking I'D War.
Proposalsfor an AaaisticeRenewe

IssTz ~. -.5..ls y .ss -.
I;s.sa.,.c.-,...,,.....,,' :. :. ~ .s.',,,AS 8.
1opoS"'siof Sn An's'ace 1ene"eo
| I, ssssN's
PREPARING FOR WAR
:.
Tine Strength Of the Russian Army,
,,...ss & ~ s. Z = 9sss 1sssssf 9
LoSpoS, Noyersiier a3 ia e,rbe pr;nce
Of Wales renress re = fba v;eyss ~ M
Ie3ueen IS understdad to have os3rssssd
to the Cabinet her disapproval of Gran.
tille's hasty reply to Russia.
| A Paris balloon letter says TiHHhu in.
Itends shortly ID force from the aty ten
Thousand halfstaryed citizens for whom
he can't longer provffie food.
~ " 9s'iIa ~ ~ Erlse4 = eonn9nicSI
oa. s.s;a.'t - ;.,s nss, - alrs poIl.n 0ssse:
s aa"vs 's!.s. c.ol .'s . :
va. WIN nuss,a y, any eAls1ng provo
Isn' pnsS s'RsS,si,5 tas uemalus msus os y
nass,a,i. Auus ~ 'lcy sssm ~ssofsny y's g
oIs.,ei p.a..sa a'.yn uIa s..a ~ r,.Iss5F is1s
E.pu'le $, aiso Wts.ss so,lne 1tmes Iarg'
sms ar,aae sae ose.amsns ,a 70 cnange 'font fasn'
,Tha Mas,,;,v ] d. 49, -. s.
that Russia must recant or eu,baik III b
war lnsurllg her humiliation: .,s...s ~. -,
ihe leellng IN England TO-DAY, sia
somewhat more peaceful, but there is
still o strong undercurreut Of excite.
ment. sss ssaf FfAt 81 5,faesf - fs4g,.yT
LONDON 9sr November ,ss NIB - g Dispatches
from Tours state that England, with the
approval Of the, Provisional Govern.
a.nass.os ss saseo upon q pecsniary wal
oa,i,ensaaon, I'M aol ae frontier
Alsace and M Iarra;na @ 0atsas.a ,,sa nasn. - .ns
ansrart,sairs stia r,ia,,as.. tan ea' Is osels .s
Conditions hv anv fntnra Fsas.,, - q ,.ss.,s asSs
mant Conrross = :, si ~ ~ :. =
ltle fbese ens st;ons "a = .,ss s'ssss y sss
W. suSSs Y"SSelohS, ouus otS1 " QcHp8fs
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shreaten to sustain the Secretary, aud
that he is in some danger of being made
President DIP.
| The italics are ours.-EDs SPIRIT
/ Humorous Items. q 1sI
| Gone courting-the lawyers. 2s v
j A musical old Madam Dante. Iass
Airy yesture-A shift of the wind. :.
i Working on the Doc's-running .
medical college. ~ ss.ileeaa
Mhsn is q lot of corn like. a corner
fIloti When its ground. ;;sg.. & s. z
The hest time to preach q isrnoying
sermon" The first Sunday in May. e
OF, what feminine creature are You re-.
minded, on the completion of q build.
Iing7 "A house -maid.ew aaoif sis.
assI am going to the postofiice Bob;
shall Iinquire for you7'' aWell, yes, if
iIyou have mind to-, but j don't think
Iyou will find me there"
! i There are two reasons why some peo-.
lple don't mind their own business One
Eis that they havh't any business, and the
second that they have no mind. 81 $50
| leThei reason why the Irish like the
French better than the Prussians is be-
lcause when Napoleon came to the River
Rhine he at once made propositions to
bridge 1t. ., y ''''i.z ''i'3 at't
Sabbath school teacher-aNow, chill
Idren, let us sing, Shall we gather at the
IriverfnetI Observant six year old--sE
ldon't want to any more the milkmen all
Sing it now" ~
s.AIr. .Smithers. how can you sleep so ?
The sun has been up these two hours !"
'IeWell, what if it has y said Smithersi
|"He goes to bed at dark, while am
|up till after midnight ~ 4fssf56I a,li ei
"You saw" said a Judge to a witness,
s.that the plaintiff resorted to an ingeni-
Gus use of circnmstantial evidence; state
ljust exactly what you mean by that. -
["Well," said the witness, "Hy exact
meaning is that he lied !" = - g s'',''e'e
| A Quaker lady recently explained to
her new girl that washing day came ev..
cry Second Day The girl left in high
|dudgech, She didn't 60 TO be washing
every other day. ,3a'slefs an s,,
- II say,pa,' the paper says the Prus-
slams are going to throwtheir shells into
Paris. What sort of, shells do they
mean ~ psWell, my dear, i suppose
they mean war nut Shells" ga9fs f,s,.,s,
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A N EKICAN HO us +
slex (AssA sssssh Asar Depot sEi;e
IA RNiESvItLE. OHIO.
,s A, R. SHARP, Proprietor,

nAvrNd recently purchased and taken
y ] charge of this very popular and comrno-
dious Hotel--rsftted throughout-I announce
70 the travelling public that l Am prepared to
receive guests and furnish such comfort as
viii be gratifying to the most fastidious. ,s
This House will be found the mnst conve
lent for all persons arriving and departing on
the cars.
Good Livery readily obtained. Hacks also
leave the door every morning for woodsaeld
and other points. janl6Y.
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OF when N As alscpysreo y a d / l. z
Sal. mas.ls ann ans o1s ,ss,,'s = ~.
clous ani'nais lsus auu lau so~e ns.z 81. ssl.
TWO or tnfees spersons cons
m'ke ,feit rather danas. es,'cl1 lAos
want @ ca'l ior neaps and I'M 49, 4 J
pace Isom wnence ass'AIsuc:. 9. csel z.ea.I
rlse waa the meetme Donss. Z. Aassa y -. !
st Tue uine''A.sa WIN wofsn' ~,
whom was ''the gal Miks w peysnf eas
dey9urs Sp hs dodspd ~ hYl -
me ansmal came al lpm. ana ms1eeeu
to eatcn Al.p hy yrs talsfeJ ~ NJ N11 Rf3G'
gea aronpH nqtll le lYs5 4f " -,
1spd when PC thought cog4 4l q %!
| no longer. he mace qR :.
oetter 'aolier s7..ss - 7. s.
And fpFswel NIL let 'ha11 Fyeial = nwa
story 41e.t...srr.
so looking at the matter fpsu lts
bearings, lcum 70 the conclusion "a
better let some one know who was 80
feayes. louaor .t1sn - 'll .
whislle, ana %. y warp : long peiote sen
the deacon's TWO dogs Coming uown -
II they were seeing vf,ch coula eR mar
nrst. LknoEed, who they were Sf!en'f
tney,d June the pu1i qglp smeps kcfiesH
4, old brindle, ridin is g ~! eisaR ses s.. -
walkin' on this route. and q yonye !, 90 =
onectlons, III pst tahe s. 1uec h
on that ar back q yonrn. . nssA -!
very long gasung assr,oe g esqv 81
tnsns y, ,,,e you . lusel se5t elll y y
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VOLUME XVII,
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
Published Every Tuesday.
rERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION:
we dollars per annum, Invariably in advance
J.O.B PRIN N g
ux16dtsd Mn neatnsss md dispssUh At this
~, 4ud d Reasonable pfioess = -
rrRMs nP AbEERTIstNa:

TERMS ADVERTISING.
~ Ss6dsss, three wssks. g Z. ,s.!s $50 so
elesqtare, thrss months .....s...... - 90
~ fqu&fe, SIX months ,......a ..s..l0 90
o6ssqnare, nine months j.. II 90
nus square, twelve months. .s..s...sl8 90
I've &qafss three weeks. 90
Two SQUARES, ,three months !. -. ss.s 90
Twa sonarss, six months ...19 90
~ 9nS nee, nins ponthss - 4 go
u = g q; ~ n ! mon : 4 4 $40
1ss.lsnrth column, ,thlss months ....B 90
s:zsH six months RI ..e.25 90
nine months :. 80 90
fuelte mouths ..-35 90
ons.hAif column, three fnontns:..s.. 20 90
six months $3.50 90
a nine mouths. ..35 90
1sa 70 sssasss twelve months. 40 90
me column, three months. /. 5. :. =. 50 90
Hxk six nonths. 46 90
nine months .,.........65 90
twelve months. Is 90
8rvelys Iisss, ez ez isss rill p charged y
zIlnrAli Heal advertisements VIII he changed
" the line, and must be paid in advance Of
sNSsisess.sf ths sppointmeut Of Adj. -
msnistfxtor'd and RxecutoF's; also -
- Attachment Notice. aud Road nou- -
- ces. two dollsrs and nfty cents. In =
cadvsnce.. -
e @rAdssrsisins done 81 published rstes,
"a isynsnt required IN advance. IN al
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Washington Correspondence Of the Cincinnati
~. - = Commercial h, .rg.,
New Chapter, in the History Of the
-. Grant Family. t.sa.,iF.
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I - ~ ~
81, am dying, Egypt; dying, l 81 6.eT
Ebbs the crimson life-tide fast, $3.50 f.,s
And the dark Plutonian shadows
. Gather on the evening blast;
. In thine arms, o. Queen, enfold me. h2!il
Hush thy sobs and lend thine ear, R0l a
While tell the great heart secrets iaian
.ye Thou, and thou alone must hear.iss,iq
% Though my SCARED and veteran legions 2
Bear their eagles high no more sI4rot
nAnd my wrecked and scattered galleys 3
'e Strew dark Aetium's fatal shore, e,,s s.,4
:, Though no glittering guards surround me
Quick to do their masters viii,
will perish like a Roman, 'sA &c ~
- Die, the great Triumar still. i'stiis sEsl'
s.Hi aa'p .1s8s sBsls III sIass.sJ iiEats ~
r.. Let not Casar's -seryile minions gaa
Mock the lion thus laid low,
Twas 70 foesnan's ! hand ,thst felleS him.
2 Twas fisown chat struck TIE blow: ''
His, who, pillowed On Thy bosom. & sllis-
ai2Turned aside from gloryarayizJ sdf
/, His, who. drunk With thy caresses. ,,s;;s.s.
n, Madly threwa world away. :, -, i
Z Should the base plebian fabbls s3RasI Isl
- Dare assaifmy name at Rome, '4BlsaE
I'd Where the noble spouse, tOotavia3 o esa,
- Weeps within her widowed home,, 49,.
L a. 4. 1
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aWhyis harb snnp5the best of oil sonpy
It's soupbtrpl( (snperbs) )ssa ID sa.Is gaE
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Ii ERA gentleman was travelling il
Tennessee, and was obliged to stop at /,
farm house for the night, owing to th'
scarcity OF hotels. During the progtes
of the evening neal he observed an tir
chin tugging at loaf OF bread, j A
length the dschin cried out, sGranpy
thar's ,har on the bread. The lady re
marked that It was only d piece Of !
corn silk. ssCorn silk r exclaimed he
show came corn silk to have . nit OF
it7 That's what ! want To know zs:
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THE UNION HOUSE,
Lsrissus. Nonros County, Obs.
JOHN sEABAUGH, Proprietor.

THIS Hotel has been rcftted recently. and
l is nov in 6rst rate order. The table is
supplied with the best, and the travelst will
find bis lodgings superior to most country
hotels The stabling is new. af5Y.
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Late advices state that the waf h cu
ba draws slowly alnng.i In Santiago Oh,
rebels recently ambuscaded de,ach
ment Of Spanish soldiers. The Span
isb residents 10 the country are COMPEL
ed to take refuge in Santiago city. fsi
skirmishes are reported in the centra
department Il sg 81 a.sll, ,-7s
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The Democraisi In New York City.
u The New York Herald says the f.foolL
ish cry of fraud raised, by the Radical
papers against the Democratic party has
been completely silenced by the. results
of the late election. Every effort was
made to detect fraudulent voters at the
polls, even to strainihg point, SO as to
make it appear that the interference OF
the Federal Government was, necessary
to insure an honest vote, and vet the
number Of fraudulent votes Cast, or at
tempted to be cast, is so contemptibly
small as hardly to be worth the notice
of the courts. We trust that this fact
will put an end to the silly, and weari-
some cry of fraud, fraud, all the time.
It is evident that the I Democratic cie-
lnent in this city is strong enough to
elect its candidates by 4 fair. vote"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-01

Nashville Produce Market.
Eaas-Declining. We report sales to-day
1t 1l@12c from wagon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-01

A Lodge of Odd Fellows was recently
organized in Huntsville.
Rev. DR.. Baird was confined to his bed
yes erday from indispositiou.
Our friend Saltzman, Of Photographic
fame, was out upon the streets yesterday.
after a. illness Of several weeks.
Another remittance from Edgefeld yes
terdav in the shape of stalk of corn
measuring eleven feet ten inches in height.
1t was raised by G. L. Howerton.
Letter carriers report for the month of
June: Number of letters delivered, g.
pol; number of papers delivered, 81, 772;
number of letters collected, %, 1874; num-
Der of papers collected, 1889.
The funeral of the late Charles Sayres
w.s largely attended yesterday, and not
withstanding the very warm weather the
procession of Red Men and 0ud Fellows
was large in numbers and imposing in up
pearance.
Hon. John Ba1ter, Of Knox, viii arrive
in The city 20 day Tor the purpose, it IS sup
posed, of Appearing before the Joint Com
mittes of the General Assembly to investi-
gate allegations made by him against GER
tain members of the Railroad Investiga-
ting Committee.
Alexis J. Robert, of TINS city, has recent
ly invented fruit drier, which will be
highly appreciated by those who have been
accustomed to drying fruit. 1t is a con-
venient and easily handled stand, and by
its use it is evident that fruit will be better
dried and none lost from handling and ex-
posure. Mr.. Robert has applied for a
patent for his invention.
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Col. Anres, Grand Csrcus and ucr5a.

a-HcfiCs
The circus and menagerie Of Col Ames
is again turned in this direction, and will
exhibit in Edgefeld on! Monday, July IL.
This visit will be the Inauguration of an
entire new outfit. During the spring and
last winter the coming event has been in
preparation. Massive dens Of gold finish
from the firm of Fulton & Walker, Phila-
delphia- luggage vans, of most excellent
make, and of modern finish by White. of
st. Louis; harness for two hundred and
fifty horses from the the extensive manu-
factory Of John Reid, of Cincinnati; stock
selected from Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana,
canvass tents for the performance, stables
for the horses, and camp equipage fcf the
company by Higgins, of New, York; en-
bracing every modern improvement, COM
prises the outfit referred TO, and this mann :
moth stock selected from the different
branches Of trade, speaks well for the good
taste and liberal spirit of the enterprising
manager, Gel. Ames. 1t is not generally
known that Col. Ames has the finest
museum in the South, now closed for the
summer at No. ~ St. Charles street, New
Orleans, where he established his head
quarters many years ago.
In Offering the grand spectacle for the
first time, we presume that many of our
citizens will pay visit to Edgefeld during
the stay of the grand show. The fine ami
mails, together with the circus, combines
q perfect organization. Col. Ames consid-
ers this recent outfit the best in America,
an opinion that will be endorsed by every
one when the grand review takes place.
Those who patronize the establishment Of
Col Ames will see that it costs no more
to see q first class performance than to
visit similar institutions with inferior en-
tertainments and animals.