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woorEN & HArenr's Circus AND

w OOTEN u I1AlGHE > SikCOS AND
MENAGERIE.-This popular establishment is
vending its way to jackson, as will be seen
by its attractive announcement in to-day's
paper It's triumphs throughout New En-
gland. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and
Prince Edward Island, last summer, j.
excellent evidence of its merits; and,
since the advent Of the enterprise
Seuth--whcre ii belongs-there has been
but one enthusiastic expression of the press
as to its intrinsic worth. The Savannah
Daily News says this good word fol it:
As this troupe initiates the amusement
season, their arrival has been cordially
greeted. ana has produced an unusual SEN
sation among the admirers of the ring. eS-
pecially the juveniles. without regard TO
race. color or previous condition. The COM
pany is one of the largest and best appoint
ed that has visited our city in many years.
com priSing several distinguished male and
female equestrians, among whom we may
mention Mile Eloise LeClaire. VI lie stokes
and Mile Andrews, with the three brothers
Watson, George. Thomas and Edwin, cham
pion trapeze performers; the Wambold
Brothers. with their family of wonderful
performing dogs; Billy Andrews, the most
irresistible of clowns, with tull corps of
tumblers. vaulters and athletes.
Attached to the circus is menagere COM
prising number of rare and interesting
animals; while the stud Of trained horses
is an attractive feature of the establish
ment.
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EsEsEVETEES.

.. rapuer. Of New York Ledger fame,
s19ogo to thu Chicago printers.
-- has issued proclamation for
-y.gfy... . day on 3Oth November.
nc are 1000 different shades of ribbon
d, the Inexpensive little ducks
season.
A. g.hg T. Sor-by, an old ard respected
~, of Kinds county, died in this city on
slinday last.
II ~. .r-a Won read the advertisement Of the
M carolina Land and Immigration So
III N vhich they propose to give away
koaoo0.
- ez-Chief Justice Of the Supreme
~. qrcaine case before colored mag
80 was one of the sights at the City
| I'll yesterday.
.rb. road to sham gentility is always
,rIed. while that which leads to an hon
nj. competency by means of honest toll
almost deserted.
SINCE Chicago went up in smoke people
j i Giving more attention to the prev ention
i ire, than to their extiuguishment. An
] .nes of prevention. etc.
4 Ui..Isr. the fellow who burned Mr.. Ship
i r,d.th at Corinth. by overturning
,fnil lamp on him, was shot and killed by
] ne unknown party, in Maeor, Miss, %"
l. night OF the 3d.
II o4r tsflow-citizen, jerry O'Suliivah La-
II + had issued to him II patent on a He"
II Iagrapher's key. The Improvement con
II i. III Il elfcircuit-closer, and Is certainly
rhar viii be appreciated by all operators.
II 4 BAIL.-Somc one describing ball said
was a vast assemblage of PEOPLE who had
Ayer met before and who never care TO
let again. and that they talked little,
Apeed Ii little. ate a little, and then went
Hme cross and tired out, and scaudalized
j. little.
aTbe CITY Council have authorized Capt.
i 5. Hardee to prepare a map of the city,
kbraciug the suburbs and entire corporate
bnits Of the place, together with the names
the ownership of all lots. 1t will also
hbrace a map Of Kinds county, together
ith view of some of the public build
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LII CtARIoy-Two dollars per year, and
u Il ri copy 10 getter up Of club Of ten
VrtKLY CLARIoN-Four dollars per
AMI III ezra copy for club Of six or
8gge.
r. fafnre paper will be discontinued when
I ar 'i,.uces should be by registered letter,
.'-- arler. draft, or by express. When 9TH
9As. -. office cannot be responsible.
r IS ~ s5-5uess communications should be adj
-. :. power Barksdale, Jackson, Miss.
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To Competitors for Cotton I're,ni
uns at state Fair.

After an informal consultation among
members of the Board of Control of the
Mississippi State Fair Association, the un-
dersigned deems it due to parties Interested
to announce that all carded cotton, or cotton
from which the seed has been picked by
hand, or otherwise prepared for competi-
tion in any unusual way, will be excluded
from competition for the premiums offered
by the Association.
j. l.. POWER, Secretary.
Oct. -, 1871.
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AeExT IN NEW ORLgASs.- Thomas
!, /, - 10. 50 Camp street, is our only au-
ID cent in the City of New Orleans
p 49,. rtrty. Is authorized to solicit hush
~. 1Hg CLARION in that city. We COM
ur Mcintyre to the advertising Gus
~. '.' d this paper, and to All others who
FL. authorizel TO make contracts, and
Z W. * ION a. favorable terms as can be had
Z ''rl7s hers tt
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A few days since a miserable specimen
of humanity was observed to leave the
train in West jackson. When we say mis-
cradle, the term has reference to the attire
OF the man, shabby, tattered and torn,
man who seemed to say "when this old hat
was new | was treated better
His appearance, however, was enough to
attract suspicion, and he received the i'm
mediate attention of the police. They fol-
lowed fast but their man was soon lost i'll
the crowd on State street, and after dill
gent search the chase was given up. The
next day an elegantly attired gentleman
was observed sitting in the audience room
of the Edwards House and the sharp eye of
the policeman recognized his man and soon
had engaged him in conversation. The po-
liceman referred to his dilapidated appear
ance on first arriving here. The stranger,
with happy smile on his face replied,
eyes | did look rather seedy, | guess, but
YOU see had been on a long tramp and de
termined to wait till came to Jackson, be-
fore purchasing an outfit, for | had heard
of the immense stock of fashionable cloth
ing Just received by ROBINSON d STEVENS,
and am now satisfied that | waited. and
shall go home and advise my friends to
come here to purchase their winter outfit
The policeman was satisfied and eongratu-
lated him on his changed appearance.
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PRINTING OFFICE.

will also be in operation, and will be locat
in the Main Building, north end, second foc
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DEATHS SINCE OCTOBER 31sT. From
e Sections register we make the following
cord of deaths since October 3lst-all
aths prior to that date having been en-
aeed in a former publication:
I. a-Michael Tierney, soldier. fever
3l-tlal. Runnells Pierce. fever.
or. 2-Child of Mrs. Ella Davis, aged nc
DAYS.
3-AIrs. Emily Wesson, fever.
stranger, dissipation ard expo
sure.
4-,Iohn L. Sorsby. fever.
5-Annie Mcclure, aged years.
fever.
: 5-Florence Rogesta. aged 9years and
Q months. congestive chill.
t-Mattie, years, son of Mr.. Van
Week. Group.
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Me-srs I. L. Airey & Co. cotton factors,
Mex Orleans. ia sending their contribution
l.. the Gotten premium fund, add: we
shall endeavor to be present at the Fair. for
which we anticipate a complete success"
The awarding committees on cotton at
State Fair will be composed chiefly of ex-
pert factors from New Orleans, several of
whom have signified their intention to be
present. The examination of the cotton
will be conducted with the most rigid i'm
Partially.
The St. Louis piano won all the honors Mt
the recent Fair at Macon, Ga. and the agent
writes that he is coming to jackson after
that gold medal to be awarded to the best
piano on exhibition. He viii certainly
meet with formidable competition in that
line.
AUCTION SALES AT STATE FAIR.-Exhib-
itors who may wish to dispose of stock,
machinery, cotton. or any article in any
department. are notified that public and
private sales of all such are encouraged by
the rules of the Association. An auctioneer
viii be in attendance. The Secretary should
be notified at least one day in advance OF
sale, that due public notice may be given.
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TIM DEATH OF JOHN TARPLEY,
SQ-The Dallas lTeNas) Herald, edited by
Rpt Robert Josselyn. after publishing the
b. CLARIoN's notice of the untimely
Path OF this estimable young gentleman,
IS the following expression of regret:
|Ne rerublish the above with feelings of
llH and sorrow. which we cannot express
words We have known the deceased
pm his childhood, having been the init
ete friend of the afflicted family. and 4
Pbler specimen of humanity, both as a
III and a man, we never knew. God help
i poor mother to bear this last blow. the
ArdeSt OF many. which have fallen upon
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THE WEATHER AND HEALTH. The
rather. for the season, continues warm.
d consequently unfavorable to health
be sick. however. are doing well. Mr.. c..
Subway wrote us a note yesterday, that he
/ able to read all our exchanges. Mrs.
ank Johnston continues TO improve
8. l. F. Harrington and I. >. Mitchell are
ported sick to-day. There are but few
rSons under treatment. but the weather
nuld indicate the development of new
seS. Our hope is in early frost. Since
above was in type we learn that Prof. I'll.
Pierce is not doing SO well to-day.
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Cotton Shipped Free 40 State Fair
via ". o.. y. n IL. ". EGaiErOnd.

Oct. 10, 1871
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STATE FAIR STOCKHOLDERS.

Stockholders in the Planters, Manufactur-
ers' and Mechanics Association, are request-
ed to furnish the undersigned with full list
of the members Of their respective families,
so that a ticket of admission may be prepared
for each. Drop the list in post-othee.
Further subscriptions to the capital stock
invited Call on Joshua Green, Esq, Treas
urer, who viii issue ceru6eates-each share of
stock, SIS.
Jackson, July %, 1s7l.-tf
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The world-renowned Decentralization
list, and troupe of
DOZEN PERFORMING DOGS.
A world of Wild Animals, and a drove of
Bactrain Camels. Grand gratuitous
BALLOON ASCENSION
Every day at o'clock-wind and weather
permitting-and prior TO each performance
afternoon and night, MR.. HARRY WAN
BOLD. the expert 1Erial Pedestrian. will
travel a single wire to the top of the pavil
lion. and return to the ground. A grand
dual spectacle and more free attraction than
was ever before offered by any similar es-
adjustment.
TWO DENS OF WILD LIONS,
Performed by Miss MINNIE WELLS, the
Lion Queen. and GUSTAVE BERG, the
acknowledged best Animal Trainer.
Attached to the Geological Department
viii be found large collection of choice
and rare Animals, Birds, &c, and World
of Monkeys.
In the Arenic Department can be seen
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ENDORSEMNTS OF
HARDEE'S NEW MAP OF
MESSE$SIFFI.
AUDITORS OFFICE, I
JACKSON, Miss, August 26, 1871. !
CAPT. T. 5. HARDEE,

CAPT. L. ). HARDEE,
Dear Sir: Although you have not solicit
ed any endorsement at my hands of your re-
vised Map Of the State Of Mississippi, deem
it due to You to say that in my judgment you
have achieved a work highly creditablc to
your skill as engineer and artist, and GER
tainly a work of great public value. Not only
are the new counties accurately located, but
the Map embraces other features which com
mend it to every citizen. The township and
section lines and numbers makes il peculiarly
valuable TO every public officer, to real estate
agents and others, and to gentlemen Of the
legal profession. The State is fortunate in
curing such "A work 1 regard il the best
State Map published.
Very Respectfully
III. MUSGROVE,
Auditor Public Accounts.
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The undersigned has the authority of Col
A. Brown, General Freight Agent of the
o., j. and c. n. Railroad, for stating that all
Cotton sent to the Mississippi State Fair (0ct
I'D to 2Sth) for competition for the Special Pre-
miums offered, win be shipped FREE To JACK
son over the said Railroad, and that the Station
Agents will be SO instructed.
J. L. pow Err,
Secretary State Fair.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

J. L. Power, Secretary.
ackson, Oct "a, 1871. If
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COMING FROM MAGNOLIA.
WILL LEAVEJACKSGN

For Stations South at...................5:30 p m.
platform viii accompany special
trains on Friday morning. and will carry En-
gines for Fire Companies without extra
charge, provided that at leas sixty men buy
tickets, and go with apparatus, the same to be
loaded and unloaded by the firemen and at
their risk Of damage.
J. L. POWER, Secretary.
October Il, 1871. If
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RAPTHsr AGENTs WANTED.

everywhere for the largest Baptist paper in
the world. Able writer's, ALL the news and
constant improvements FULL Market Re-
mort. SUNDAY School department lesson
every week An inflexible advecate Of Bap-
tist principles. ONE PRICE, only $50 per
year. The most ASTONISHING premium and
Clubbing list ever offered, or liberal cash
commissions paid. 6A-Spseinnen copy and
particulars FREE to ali who viii write to LU-
TIER & YEAMAN, THE CENTRAL BAPTIST,
ST LOUIS MO- = s. nov2w2ms
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rTHE NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
Il of this School viii begin 1u the
First Monday OF October neal.

u is conceded that mo School sautH af its
Potomac now enjoys "a reputation faraU ifrf
makes a school equal io that OF Summer Dol
Institute.
The buildings are ample. 1lI newly and
neatly finished. Only tHa students aeruut r
room and every roan hasa fire place IEa
l1v-. Ton is retired. m84utainsua ana ashr4IfIr
as fhc Blue Ridge
Sevrufy-sin students viii d. received and
applications should Ie made early iH secure d
place.
The charges are One Hundred and Twenty
Five Dollars for Twenty NetkH# payable iu
advance.
Tor particnlnrr Or tor Catalogues address
TlOS. $. GAIHkiGtiL
Principal
July Z, ls7lf Ghalsou. h 81. M..a.
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~The Grand Fire

B@ The Grand Firemen's Parade and
Display will take place on Friday.
Grand Tournament-Friday morning.
Grand Balloon Ascension-Friday p. VI.
The Balloon Hercules "-1I5 feet high-has
been engaged for the occasion. A distinguish
ed Kronaut will ascend with the Balloon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
POSrPONElHENT.

United States of America, Southern Dis
trict of Mississippi.
IN consequence of the danger to health of
L persons required to attend the next term of
the Circuit Court of the United States and the
special term of the District Court thereof. to
he holden at Jackson, on the first Monday in
November, from the prevailing fever, Ii is
ordered that said courts do stand adjourned I'M
til the third Monday of said month, and that
this order be entered on the minutes of said
courts
r. A. HILL Judge.
Test Gro T. SWAMI, Clerk.
Papers throughout Southern District please
copy and call attention.
October 81, 1871.
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Stale Fafr----NeedIe-W DE

il Power. erstary.
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July Z, Is7I9 Ghol.oa. II i d
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How to Get IA sewing Machine,

The Publishers OF TUE CLARION will give a
frst-class Wilcox x Gibbs Sewing Machine,
worth $50 at the factory, to any subscriber
who viii send us the greatest number of new
names for The WEEKLY CLARION, not less
than fifty, At regular rates. Competition
open for sixty days.
Address
POWER & BARKSDALE,
oet27tf jackson, Miss.
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T7OR STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS,
Es with explanatory note showing how each
il approx ed, ard the amount OF penalty
Price 81 per dozan- Orders allied promptly by
mail Address St eFHe4 fa
THE CLARION OFFICE,
oct31s&wtf Jackson, Miss.
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MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR
AGAIN
p O = TIP NE d.
JAeKsox. Nov. 9Th, ISL.

Jackson. Nov. 4th, ISL.
When, oR11th October, the Board Of Control
determined to postpone the State Fair 10 No
vember 18th, it was confidently hoped that the
weather, and the general health of the city
would certainly warrant the opening Of the
Fair on the date named. Such, however, is
not the case; and the Board Of Control, i'm
pressed with the responsibility which they
owe TO the public, deem it prudent to still fur
Their postpone the holding Of the Fair, and have
accordingly selected
Monday, December 4th
When the Exhibition will open, under Rules
and Regulations already published.
THOS GREEN.
ISYD0RE STRAUSS,
WI b. TAY LOR,
J. p. STEW EMS,
H. NJ TAYLOR.
For the Board.
Attest;
J. L. POWER. Secretary.
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SUHuEHVILLE INSTITUTE.

POWER s. nAHKsDALE.
oci-'u jackson. MiHH
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BUGGIES AN HARN Eos,
CARRIAGES,
SADDLES. for
LADIES, GENTS, MISSES A d
BOYS.
WAGONS,
CARTS.
HARNESS OF MANY STYLES,
BRIDES. COLLARS NAMES,
TRACES. WHIPS, &C.
ENAMELLED AND OIL CLOTH
COPPER RIVETS.
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
HARNESS & Birdie LEATHER.
SOLE. KIP AND UPPER LEATHER
SADDLE BAGS & SATCHELS. HORSE
BRUSHES. CURRY AND NAME COMES,
DOG CHAINS AND COLLARS,
TEXAS SADDLE-TREES,
SHOE THREAD. &c. &C. &c.
PRICES To SUIT.
FURS, HIDES, &C., BOUGHT.
mch25-tf. "a I'll
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Rrv. G.. O.. ASpRrws, A. NJ. President ana
Professor Of Mental and Moral sdIrHea.
4. n. noLcoNnr, A. ~. Professor of MaIhr.
MATES
q. II Wmry. A. NJ. Professor Of. Aucicut.auI
Modern Language.
7. :. JoNEs, NJ. d., Professor of Natural Sole
euce.
r. 3 HolcoNaE, Principal Of Preparatory De-
partmcnt
Tuition per session of 90 weeks 30 cole
legct E.I| IHI
Tuition per session of 40 weeks lu Pre-
parntory, ....,,........... ....... ..... fU 900
Board in private families about so uG per
month.
Tho College is the property 1f tho Mz.Ie.Ir.
pi and Louisiana Conference ~ fbe MribuII.i
church, SourE, and Is situated iH a healthy
aud retired village twelve miles East of
Bayou Sara.
For further particulars address the under.
signed az Jackson, Miss. tili the iasf oft E.u.
tembcr, after that ed jackson. IaHisIaua.
q q. ANDREWS.
aur2nswaw3m President
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Stale Fafr-.--NeedIe-W DE
parfTnenG.
l have already received large number of
articles in the Needle-work Department, for
exhibition at the State Fair, all of which have
been duly registered and entry cards attached
the duplicate entry cards being held sub
ject to call Of owner.
Ladies' who have articles Of Needlewnrk
ready for exhibition would do well 10 have
them entered in advance of the Fair. Pack
ages may be sent by Express, but all charges
should he prepaid. The entry fee-5 per cent.
on the value of premium offered-may be en-
closed in the package. Competitors VIII please
attach a label TO each article, stating by whom
made, the style Of work, post-ofice address
sc.
Send packages to
]. L. Power, Secretary.
Jackson Oct "a, 1871. If
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III. MUSGROVE,
Auditor Public Accounts.
FROM GEO. II. HAzLEHURsT, ESQ.

Geo. II. Hazlehurst, Esq, formerly Chief
Engineer Of the n. o. j. & G. n. x. r., and
now President and Chief Engineer Of Rail-
road in Georgia, thus acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a copy Of the Map:
Il am in receipt Of your very handsome
ly for the gift, and remembrance. 1t is not
extravagant in me to say, that the execution
Of the Map is certainly superior TO that Of any
other Map that | have ever seen. You have
made a good job Of il; creditable 10 yourself
your engraver and all concerned. May III
success judged pecuniarily well a. other
wise, be equal TO its merits. The small figures
marking the sections, in addition 10 their
utility, shade and relieve the face Of the Map,
giving a most finished appearance to the
whole. The Legislature should show an ap-
praciative value of the work by appropriate
resolutions.
OrIers far the Man promptlv filed Nv tx
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NARY WooD, of Chicago, Ill, has earned
Fith her Wheeler q Wilson Machine. ia i've
Tears, over $4,000: an average of1&20 a
feek.
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Thoroughly equipped Newspaper and Job
Office will be one Of the attractions. The Fair
Ground Daily Reporter will be printed at this
Office, and a large edition will be circulated
every morning, containing reports of the Fair
for the day previous, the programme, adver-
tisemeats, etc. Visitors to the Fair are spe-
cially invited to visit the Printing office
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Ma@nificent Special Premiums are
Offered ON Needle Work.

HGrSpecial Trains will positively run from
Magnolia to Jackson, and from Canton to
jackson, on Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday of Fair Week, at hours to be here
after announced. The trains will leave Jack
son every evening, after close of exhibition.
H Street Cars viii run from the
Railroad Junction to State Capitol. sub
stantial plank walk will connect State Street
with Fair Ground.
Exhibitors ofIAeaVy Machinery may
rely upon having teams and suitable facilities
for transportation from Railroad to Fair
Grouno An
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DEATH or MRs. WEssON. We re-
Ri, with deep regret, the death of Mrs.
aHY WEssoN, wife of Col. Jas. VI. Wcsson,
the prevailing fever, ON Friday last
le was greatly beloved for her many
tristan and social virtues. \ wide circle
bpreavcd.
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ENTEsAORDINA RY

A little less than one year ago, when this
grand enterprise was organized in Atlanta,
Ga. many sagacious people predicted failure
in its infancy but the Unprecedented success
GROWING il everywhere ii has been, has salts
fed them of the error of their Judgment. No
exhibition on the road has given greater sat
isfaction, and none have achieved as great
degree of popularity. Neither labor nor mo-
new has been spared to make it the most ex-
tensive ard choice exhibition on the road, and
the almost daily tremendous audiences ap
plauding the feats of the different artists have
served to stimulate the management TO even
greater efforts Throughout the Middle States
and New England, the Dominions of New
Brunswick Novia Scotia, Prince Edward Is
land Cape Breton, and Newfoundland, there
has been but one voice from the press and the
moth enterprise Messrs. WOOTEN HAIGHT
feel an exeusable pride in thus referring to
their repeated trIumphs and praise of the
world which has but one verdict as to the high
character and superiority of this first class
arenic and geological combination.
SCENES OF ORIENTAL GRANDEUR!
GiiHering Spectacles
TWO STARTLING FREE SENSATIONS
And the finest stud of performing and thor
ough-bred Horses on earth. Look at them as
they pass the streets and dispute it if you can.
TWO MAMMOTH PAVILLIONS!
The Menagerie and Museum in one, and the
Circus in the other-so those who desire TO see
the creations wonders and the complete ZOO
logical collection only, can be accommodated
without coming in contact with the Arenie
tertainment. One price of admission, how
ever, entities the holder of the ticket to wit
ness both.
Four Lady Equestriennes. Five Male Riders
Forty Acrobats, Three Glorious Clowns, Two
Dens of Living Lions.
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VIII exhibit at Crystal Springs, Nov.
18th; Hazlehurst, 18th, Bro0khaven
18th, Osyka, 18th, Amite, goth, Sum-
NIT, goth, Jackson, 21st, Canton, 22d,
Durant, 23d, Winona,; 9th, Grenada,
25th, CoffeeviTle, 9th, Water Valley,
18th, Oxford. 18th. Holly Springs, Both,
jackson, Tenn, Dec. LIST, Bolivar, ID,
Corinth, Miss, 4th.
nnuTa urAtrulA