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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
6teamboals ano Railroads.

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
a. p ~; J ien PiI ~ N r., oot Of Roseso5,st =,
S aIe 70 I bOSIGs - 10 PRgyID5ECs "a
PIg at c' Connec, Providence and Prov
ana Prov Worcester r. RS oE ALI mDorAn n Eng eies and osn@
DELAWARE and NEW-YORK S. $. Co,
ES 2gstE EN- 'GL srss EosgAY "a tn RspAY
" the sk For r Ss,.sS s s & y e. o. '
WV j. G. GIBBS, Asst
UOR N0RWALK and DANBURY-Railroa
WHIT Te 20 an h.n Es5os Gs bssg's ss%Ss. EEL5s
a. is and a. ocl.ct Betring EOrws
IS cents. Excursion tickets, ri IS "'''~ '
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~. PASSENGER and FIsis D. BOT IN ssvro foot q L
with The Delaware L4ciazsHna and Raod Il Pbip-bqrg
s s Rosd oe ana e e r Ne p t
Ssh and she West sthoat change Of abo 70 Central PenOy
ALLF sFRlSa l hESE T1 TEE WEST.
e%% menios R NAY a. lS1=Leave SsTYol a. follow
is sSSS M'sahcy City, NJ Carmel HasoS TSsih'Sos
w.! RP~ EA'Os. Connecting Junction with Dell Lack
Scr % Tr.sTs E Ia9 re- ,. se9d for E. Al
sa lS y ssS,Trs Se.aHt wIn.po Enc
~ ;m-"sy Train for SoDeryile
MisSoy ctr Red Te %se. Es''GS Asaey Mach csi
bSars ro'Ve Harrisburg, &C. COnbe psbOrg Bel
2R m-POr Palrs.d
btst0l Connects ~ PhilipshrrQ
Sn DIVISION o Antosn Wesbsue and Scranton; and castor
IN Lebigh Valley r.
JuariOn With D., j.. and W. r. - 1'- ~
D. m.-POr Raston. Allentown Manch Clunh
1902. nL-POr Somervile and PleHugtoa
tpmCIScIssATI ExPREs DAILY Barton Bcthlesen kaea.
Reading Harrisburg
ms and Palace Cars to Pittsburgh an Cheese. ~
5;l5 p. m.-For SOIneryile
,. m.-Por Bast0n
.. m--For Someryile
80 pm EmHap,)-Por Easton-
9:4Op m.-For Plainfeh
u pm-Yor Plainf,Id, Wednesdays and sltnraya
Poi Elizabeth 500, 600 6;S 7f3, liS 3d. $50, 900 s:
l0gD l45 1890 1890 2;OO 2Je, 3I5 35 400 $50 AS
Sis $50 5;4S $500 $50 1900 1872 49, $50 s:o 100
Tickets obtained the Office Of the Central Rai
road Of Lbeyt NeSYOr and at The ppa
hotels and ticket Offices 10 New York City,, ..a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILR0AD-Trsin. leave Th.rehst as follows:
ga m Chicago Express with DriWin5r0on
1870 N Special Chicago Express, fast train, WITH Drawing
Cars % Buffalo and hisgaTa taIs. o., ,--- --.
m ard Western Express with DrawogFoon ears at
tssF4d. -,
AZ it5 D. N. DTawng-roOm attached.
n M Pacisc Express Seepngcars for Watertowh,
OsEegO. and CaERndaigus.
n m Second Express With Sleepngcfrs Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls also fox Chcigo both and Al Rsi
rosdsi O1s Toledo and Louisville Indianapolis Tbs
train will leave on Sundays at 6 ..
ii D. N. Utica Expires with thsouga Sleeping
o Hudson Special train.
IA m and s D. m Poa,hkeepsie trains.
e4s RIO AIS and 6:iS p. Peekskill trains
$50 sud p N, Sing ; ng trains
9O5 l;3), J. as 3l0 60 and ll;o ,.
Youkers trains
PoDshkesrs,e spec a. MAKE, south Of lonkrr.
= c. H. KENDRICK, General Passenger Agest
New.Yo NAV Is 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
New-gersrp Real gsiats for Sale.
A IL WANTING FARMS, good SOIL mild eli
a a-are.. K. LAhlLs Ylnaland. y. ].

aee HOUSES and LOTS pleasantly located Avenue at Bay
Hadson County Newe one toe most locations
Ctrn Railroad EevJersey Possession immediately For ern
ny to A. d. MELLICK. ll9 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
Real gstate 10 Gttbanse.

/ OW-PRICED, unincumbered LOTS, well
H heated IN BIooklgH to EX BANGE for improves property
d. 4. hULASD Co., s BerknlsE-si., y
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Same VS.. Same,-No. 2j3,-judgmont
for the defendant. Brown aud Hicks tor
plaintiff, Chambers for defendant. APP
peal by plaintiffs to Supreme Court.
McGuIre VS.. j. Il. aud L. D. Henley,
Judgment by confession.
BAN VS.. acknowledgement for de-
fendant. HARRISON for plaintiff, Cham.
bers for defendant.
Bean VS.. Bean,-comprOmised.
Sheets VS.. neutrality-suspicious. for
plaintiff. Staley aud McUrO.ky Tor plain.
tiff, Chambers for defendant.
State for Neal VS.. Reagancjudgment
for plaintiff. Burge for plaintiff, HaIbi,
son for defendant.
eagle VS.. re,-judg-
meDt Tor defendant. Chambers for plain
ill, Burge for defendant.
T%hornburg vs.. Stabely,-Judge Hall
incompetent, being related 10 Lo,h par
ties. Election for special Judge,-W.J j.
Hicks, Esq, elected. Case tried before
him. judgment for plaintiff, for over
SJUO. Thurnburg for plaintiff, Z. W..
Hicks for defendant.
BUgart VS.. piukel and othe .s,-two
eases,-judgmeut in each for plaintiff,
uSury being reunited. Brown and Hicks
for plaintiff, HARRISON, Briant aud Rich.
moud for defendants.
Few cases of Importance on the State
docket were tried, most Of them being
continued. A good many minor cases
were disposed of.
Thomas Hunt was acquitted and Saml.
Bean convicted of carrying pistols.
Willis Carroll was seut W the Peniten-
tiary for stealing boots.
Our community has been shocked by
the sudden aud unexpected death of Mr..
Robert Russell the County Trustee. He
was in town in his usual health on Satur-
day evening the 18th inst.-waS perfectly
we'll that night at II o~'clock-by two
O'Clock Sunday morning he was violently
i'll, aud that evening at three o'clock, he
died. lie was buried here Oh Monday
evening-Rev. W. w. Morrison, Oiicia-
ting. a large number Of people were in
attendance. lie was a good citizen, and
u Christian gentleman and his loss will
be greatly felt, not only by his family
and immediate relations, but by the
whole community. lie had often held
positions Of public trust and was an eff
Client, honest and reliable officer. He was
over seventy years Of age-was a native,
| believe, Of Washington county III this
State, but had resided in Monroe for
about forty years. "PeOce to his aShesP'
Yours, Nc,
ACHASEE.
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Sept. a3l, 1871.

Eastern Division Fair.-Persons
visiting this Fair will find no more at.
t%roctivc place, outside the Fair grounds,
than the East Tenn. Book House, and no
place where they will meet a more polite
aud cheerful welcome whether they wish
to purchase or simply to look in upon
one Of the most beautiful and artistic es-
adjustments Of the kind to be found any.
where They keep many things such as
Pianos, Cabinet Organs, and other musi-
cal instruments kept by no other house
in Il. Tenn. besides these, their stock of
Books and Stationery, Pictures, Chromos
and Picture Frames, and Mouliing4, cloth
and paper shades, and Wall Paper, is UNI
rivaIed in extent and variety, by any
house in +. Tenn.
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East Tenn. Dental Association
Fifth Annual MeGting.-Ihe hltn An
uual Convention OF the East Tennessee
Dental Association, commenced Wednes-
day afternoon, at three o'clock, at the
Lamar House. The following are the
officers of the Society
DR.. j. T. C%azier, Jonesboro, President.
j. Fouche, Knoxville, Vice "
VIM. II. Cooke, Cleveland, Record
ing Sec'y and Treasurer.
A. 7. White, Knoxville, Cor. Sec'y.
Several new members we're elected.
D.. A. j. Dunn, was appointed Clinical
Operator for Thursday.
At 8 o'clock, Thursday morning, the
Convention assembled at the office Of DR..
Fouche, and witnessed the clinical opera
ton. DIR. Fouche also operated.
At = o'clock, the Association was call
ed to order at the Office of DR.. A. p.
White, when the President read his an.
nual address.
Drs. j. Fouche, A. ]. Dunn, and A.
II. White, were appointed Il committee to
present IL bill to the mex Legislature, to
regulate the Practice Of dentistry in the
State. This bill had been prepared by
Dr. j. Il. CuSier.
DR.. VIM. L. Fowler read an essay on
Classification and Digestion" when the
Convention adjourned to 1880 o'clock in
the evening.
At the above mentioned hour the Con-
v%ention reassembled and proceeded to an
election OF officers to serve for the ensu-
ing year, with the following result:
President, DR.. VIM. II. Cooke, Clevo-
land Vice President, A. j. Dunn, Bris.
tol; Corresponding Secretary, N. |. Mayes,
Sweetwater; Recording Secretary aud
Treasurer, A. p. White, Knoxville.
The Association agreed to have a spe-
cial meeting On the first Wednesday i'll
June next, at Bristol.
An interesting discussion then took place
on the proper method of cleansing the
teeth, alter which the Convention ad-
journed.
The Association was called to order,
for its thiid session, at 8 o'clock p. M,
Friday, the President in the chair.
The following resolutions were present.
ed by DR.. Fouche:
Resoiued, That it is the desire of this
Association that two Dental chairs be es-
tablished in connection with tie Nash
vile Medical College, one on Operative
and the other on Mechanical Dentistry.
Resolved, That, in our opinion, DR..
Morgan, of Nashville, is the most suitable
person to fill the chair of Operative Dem
tistry; that We will use our best efforts to
procure a charter from the Legislature
for this purpose.
DR.. Cazier read an essay on Carries,
which was accepted by the Association,
discussed and filed.
DR.. Myers also read an essay on Dental
Education.
The President appointed Drs. Fowler,
Mayes and Myers, as a Committee on
Membership.
There being no other business, the As
ISOLATION adjourned.
The clinical operation, in the morning,
was performed by DR.. Cooke, of Cloye-
land.
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Something NeW.-We take pleasure
in calling the attention of merchants, in
East Tennessee, North Georgia, North
Carolina aud everywhere else, to tho new
advertisement of Cowan, McCluug & Co.,
in this issue of the Enterprise. They have
recently moved into their new aud mag
nifceut building on Gay Street, Knox
vile, Tennessee, in which they have one
of tue largest stocks of goods ever stored
in this or any other Southern State.
Read their advertisement.
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Gaines, Bros. Il CO.-The new ad-
vertiSement Of The above firm appears in
this paper. They offer to the trade,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Of every
description, for ladies and gentlemen,
boys aud misses, aud children. They so.
licit u liberal share of trade from the
country merchants of East Tennessee.
They also have in store a large and ele-
CANT stock of rcady.made clothing, and
gents furnishing goods. Read their ad-
yertisement.
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A Great OFFER. -relerS' Musical
Monthly for October is to hand, contain
ing fifteen pieces of music, printed from
fall size music plates. It eau be had for
thirty cents. The Publisher also offers to
send. postpaid, for one dollar, six back
numbers, containing from ninety to one
hundred pieces of choice new music,
worth at least $50. Send your order to
he Publisher, j. l.. Peters, 500 Broad
way, New York, and our word for it, you
will ret YOnr mOneY'S worth
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The "Walter Raleigh Vine" on Roa-
noke Island, SO we learn from o North
Carolina paper, is nearly three hundred
years old; that it covers an acre of
ground, and that from it last year, 49,
900 worth of wine was made.
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Money SaYcd.-FELLow CITIZENS {:
Permit me to say Il few words in order to
save many questions, time and money, in
regard to taxes, with the very best of feel
ings for you all. Take them for what
they arc worth, and should | save money
for any one, | shall then have accomplish
ed all that | desire.
Your taxes we're due the first day of
July last. My duty was, then, to notify
you of the day | would be at your district
to receive your taxes. Your duty was to
meet me on that day aud pay them.
Now that is all the tax law in Il nut shell.
Had each one of US come up to the
law, all would have been over for 1871,
as regards tax paying, and nobody hurt.
But, alas! who failed in their duty, you
or II Under the rays of Il scorching sun,
when the thermometer ranged from ninety
degrees to one hundred, [ attended at
each district to receive your taxes. All
right so far. But who met me? Not ell
Ough for u corporal guard. Then the law
gave me a Judgment against every one
who failed to meet me and pay, aud not
one vestige Of property is exempt from
being taken and sold right away the very
next day, that is all told. Those who
owe their tax for 1871, know it, and to
them | am talking and | know what |
say, and mean the same. There is Il cri-
sis in money matters, such us many of
you never saw; and taxes over double
what they we're in 1870, but we pay taxes
to execute the civil law, aud to-day the
strong arm of the law is over us, and can
be executed to the letter. Then cheer
up. Now take the strong arm Of the
civil law from over us, aud there is moth
ing VI can call our own. Subject to be
%trampled under foot as we were II few
years past, by lawless MODS, aud our lives
in jeopardy every hour. Not 50 to-day,
with the civil law executed to the letter.
| had rather double the tax | pay, than
to be again placed i'll that condition.
Who would not? Here, then, is the plan:
put off every debt you owe to man the
merchant, the lawy err, and all, and say to
them that your taxes you can pay, you
must pay, and you will pay, and i'll so
doing you will save your little home that
you may be enabled to live and pay them
when you can. That is your only plan,
for there is no law to favor you for taxes.
But all other debts you have something
to fall back upon, such as this, the Stay
Law, the Exemption Law, the Homestead
Law, &c. Not so with taxes. | say to
you all, look we'll to your interest. |
have to close out within the year, aud pay
over in December next, and now | say
with all good feeling, that | have to col
lect, | must collect, and | will collect, not
Providentially hiudered. A word to the
wise is sufficient. Last, but not least, |
shall ever feel under lasting obligations
to you all, for your kind treatment and
hospitality. You have taken me to your
homes and abundantly fed me and cared
for me, under all circumstances. In re-
turn call at your humble servants cabin
aud all | can do to render you comfort
able, will be done with delight.
Yours, Respectfully,
Ez. G. Harris, Tax Col.
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augl7tf

In Paris and its suburbs lightweight
per cent. of the births are outside of
wedlock and are Legitimate. Marriage
appears to be o decidedly "played out"
institution, for only one person in one
hundred md twenty-seyen now marries
in all France.
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Dentists Convention. Tile Dentists
of East Tennessee held their fifth annual
Convention, in Knoxville, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of last week. The
proceedings Of the Convention will be
found ia this paper. The next Conven-
ton will be held at Bristol.
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MnYnn In

Moved in. Dr.. Scruggs now occupies
bis new Drug Store. n is a magnifccntly fin.
iShed building, and the taste displayed by the
Dr., in arranging and labelling his hotties and
goods, reflects credit upon him. lie has all
kinks of Drugs and Medicines, Branlics, WinLs,
WhiSkeys, &c, which he will only sell by the
bottle. No drinking will in the future he toll
Grated in the Store. So customers may govern
themselves accordingly,
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PERMATORRHGA

This affection has proved the everlasting ruin
of thousands Of the nOblest md most talented
young men that euer gave tongue to cloquencc
or pen to song. low many parents have seen
the reason of a gistcd son 60 to ruin-hnye seen
him fade away from their homes, their hearts,
and their hearths, like q shadow of evening
from the hills, and have turned in tears to the
tomb when he has gone down, in the bloom Of
youth and the morning Of his existence, with
out once suspecting that the idol Of their declin-
ing years was II victim to a solitary habit! For
this ard other affections, Dr.. Coleman COM
pounds his own medicines from the purest and
most costly materials, and can be sent to any
part of the country undetected.
They act as kindly on the most delicate fc-
male and inlrm old age, as upon the most Wig
orous and athletic system, eradicating every
poison, invigorating the debilitatcd organs, en-
riching impoverished fluids, building up the
tagging nervous energies, imparting vigor to the
bedy and mind, and bringing every faculty into
healthy play.
Conference by letter, or in person, by those
requiring assiste nee, is respectfully solicited.
Address DR.. l.. l.. COLEMAN,
2S2ia Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
sept2l,lSu-3n
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Paid in Coupons is stated that
'orty thousand live hundred dollars in
coupons has been paid to the Comptroller
by the Memphis aud Charleston Railroad,
on account Of interest On bonds issued by
the State to that road.
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Dots From MadisOnyiile.-MR. Ed

Dots From MadiSOnTille.- Ma. Ed
IToR: Circuit Court closed it's session on
Friday evening the 18th inst. All the
cases in which the parties were ready we're
tried. Tue following is a synopsis of the
work of the Court:
Smith e. Shoemaker We. Atkin-judg-
ment Tor S25 in favor of the plaintiffs.
ThOrnburgh fer plaintiffs, Brown and
Hicks for defendants. Appeal by plain
tiffs to Supreme Court.
Newton Hunt VS.. James Hunt,-judg-
ment for the plaintiff. Chambers for
plaintiff, Burge for defendant. New trial
granted
Robt. Kittrell VS.. james r. Robinson,
Judgment for plaintiff. T~hornburg for
plaintiff, W. j. Hicks for defendant.
j. N. Crouch Il Co. VS.. Boyd & Vaughn,
-judnment for plaintiffs for $780,
Chambers for plaintiffs, Staley, McCrosky
and HARRISON for defendants.
Day, Hoagland & Stiger VS.. T. G. Boyd,
No: 252. Jury could not agree-mis-
trial entered. Brown and Hicks for
plaintiffs, Hlrb;son and Chamber. for Do.
PENDANTS.
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AuWusta Market.

CORRECTED wEEELY BY J. o. MATHEwSoN.
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. l6, 1871.
The quotations for to-day are
Wbeat-Scarco aud in good demand
Red, Sl.5O; amber, SLIGO; white, Sl.50a
81 80. Corn stock small; iaiT demand at
9jc for prime white. Oats in fair de-
mand at Csc. Flour quieti super $G.06l;
family S7uS7.50i extra family S7.75a
$S,jO. Bacon in good demand; shoulders
&c; sides 0a0lc; hams I4alje. Lard lll
l32c.
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Quarterly Court. Court meets
next Monday, mt jacksonville. We un.
derstand that a large amount of business
is on hand to be disposed of. All the
Magistrates will be present, and an i'm.
portant election will take place-that of
County Trustee, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Robt. Russell, Esd.
Isaac N. McSpadden, is highly spoken Of,
and will, no doubt, be elected. A better
man can't be found in the county. We
hope he will be elected.
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Can't Hurt US.-.All that the abom.
inabin and Indecent editor Of the Star, at
London, may say against our private or
public character, can't hurt us. Every
body knows him. His influence don't
extend all over the world.
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Commemorative Institute for the
Blind, located at Knoxville, began the
fall session on Monday Of last week with
about l2O students, Of whom there are
20 new ones.
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Thanks. We tender our thanks to
MunsOn & Bailey, Real Estate and Tn,u.
rance Agents, Knoxville, for a copy of
the hand Register, containing a beautiful
and valuable Map of the State.
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Closed. VIII. T. Robertson, has
clo-.l his Photograph Gallery, and will leave
Jor North Carolina in Il lew days. lie has
gi,cL general satisfaction in his work ami
price, to- the same. We commend him as an
rrtist. aud an upright, honorable gentleman, to
all communities that he may visit.
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Easter MOrning,-A Chrome from
that perfection vi l%oveliuess by Mary
Theresa Hart. A plain, solid, Latin
cross Of white marble, and twined wreath
OF exquisite flowers. Should one sit
down aud select the very first of his IA
vOrlteS Of the conservatory, there they
are in all their wealth Of beauty, hanging
gracefully over the arms Of the cross j.;
roses, pausies, fuchsias, gerauiums, heiiu-
trope, &C., with their varied green leaves,
50 artistically arranged that the contrast
CT cOlOrs is most beautiful in its effect.
So fresh, dewy and natural are these gems
Of the garden, the air seems filled with
their fragrance. A rare combination Of
beauty, faithful to the original painting,
and called Prang's best. Reduced size
g 3-4XlU Ia. Price per copy So. This
charming Chrome will be sent as a pre-
MUM free Of postage to any one sending
three subscribers to Woods Household
Magazine, or to any one who shall for
ward three dollars for one subscription
three years in advance, thus obtaining
three dollars worth Of magazine aud three
dollars worth of Chrome Tor only So. a
variety Of other premiums offered on
equally liberal terms. Specimen copies
Of the magazine free for raising clubs.
Address, S. s. WooD e. Co.,
NGwburgh, n. Y.
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A Tennessee InyentiOn.-E II,
Austin, of Scott's Hill, Henderson county,
has been granted letters patent for a
graiu mill of his own invention.
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Mrs. Mallory is still prepared to cut
and make Ladies' aud Misses dresses,
make, trim, and remodle, hats and bonncts,
in the latest fashionable STYLES.
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IlluminGl.-T Star man illumined
the streets of S%wcctwatcr on Tuesday. lie
came all the way from Philadelphia, and had
the appearance Of John Rpbinson's Porcupinc,
Camel, or the viii Yak Of Tartary.
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Wanted.

Goddard & Co., want dried fruit, apples
and peaches. Also, butter, eggs, and all
kinds of produce, for which they will pay
the highest market price. Bring them in
at once. " ~ rEr- sepStt
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RObinsOn's Circus and Menagerie

hODllSOh circus II Menagerle.
-ltis with great pleasure that We refer
to the great show of John Robinson. He
gave two OF his grand performances here,
on the 2lst, and we can testify to the un-
bounded and Legitimate amusement and
entertainment it afforded our people du-
ring the two entertainments. 1t is no
doubt the greatest show in the country,
it not in the world. There is no hum
bugging about it. The proprietors aud
all CONNECTED with it are gentlemanly
men, aud the performances are conducted
with the utmost GecOrum and propriety.
Il number OF our best citizens visited it,
aud all were highly pleased, instructed
and entertained. The animals embrace
the largest combination on the continent.
The representatives Of the polar regions,
the dcnlzems OF the tropics, the curious
aud the interesting Of the feathcry tribe,
aud even inhabitants Of the vast deep are
aggregated together il wonderful variety.
The equestrian featS were startling and
marvellous. The four.hUrse riding feat of
Mr.. S%tickney we have never seen equaled.
The trape2e performances, the graceful
and aerial riding Of the ladies, the gym
nastlc tents, the learned dogs and the Ku.
kiux ucts are all wonderful, not to say
unapprOachable. Success attend Old
John; wherever he may 90.