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REGULATIONS.

Competitors for Premiums are referred to the following Rules and Regulations of the So- ciety to which they will be required by the Ex- ecutlve Committee strictly to conform @
 It is required that each person designing to compete for premium on field crops will make their entries on the Societyis books, at the time of the Fair. They will be furnished with blanks which they will be required to fill and return the same to the Executive Committee on the 2d Tuesday in December 1865, of the fol lowing particulars-lst, the natura of the land = 2d the quantity of manure If any) used the precediHg year-3d, the management of it the present year, the quantity and kind of manure used, the quantity of seed sown or planted, the time of blowing, narrowing, sowing, planting, wedding and hoeing, and in case ashes, lime or plaster being used, the quantity. manner. and the time of using it. F ls..sis.a, ..f..s..-..
 No premium will be given for crop raised on new land. adi E gqgl,a .sa zsa7t 7ss ' HaI.
 The quantity of land shall be accurately as certained by actual measurment which must be attested by an indifferent person, and such com petitor shall exhibit a fair specimen of the qnaI ity of the crop and the regulations regarding the measuring of crops will be strictly insisted on, and premiums will be withheld where they are not fully complied with. 1His rule suin be strictly complied scith. ts.5f sssat tas.s. .--
 All entries for premiums, except Horses, must be made with the Secretary on the ground before II o'clock, of Wednesday. Sept. 10th. Entries in horse department can be made osly on Thursday, before Il o'clock. A. M. 5l,a.o 2 All articles of General and Domestic Manu- facture. Flowers, Fruit, &c., must be brought in on Wednesday morning entered with the Secretary having charge of that department and remain through the Fair. Entries not made as above will be excluded.
 No animal can receive the first Pfeminma but once after maturity, excepting as fat cattle or in stock of cattle. And no animal will be entitled to bat one premium in the same year
 that is no animal entered in stock of cattle ol team,s (excepting those entered in a Town or Society team,) can otherwise be entitled to . Premium. and vice versa. And any person ex hibiting his cattle for 2 Premium as stock vii not be allowed to compete for any other Pre- mium. Working Oxen, three and four years
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-31
PUBLIC ACTS, PASSED MAY SESSION, 1865.

CHAPTER XVIII
 An Act in addition to an Act entitled " An Act
 for the protection of Sheep Culture"
 Be st enacted 6y tie Senate and House of Repre- sentatiUes tn General Assembly copvened:
 It shall be the duty of every town clerk to whom moneys shall be paid under the provisions of the act to which this is in addition, for she benefit of from time to time. as he shall receive them, with. out unnecessary delay, to the treasurer of said town; and every such town clerk who shall VII: fully and fraudulently withhold any such moneys from said treasurer, and refuse to pay over the not exceeding two hundred dollars.
 Approved, July 11th, 1865. >...
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ai'" No. 12.-FAT CATTLE. , best rair of fatted oxen '' S second do s'@''f .-', E - ''5 3 best fatted OK, COW or steer 3 hest COW not less than 4 years old for
 Dairy purposes sa 4 second do ri 7t} a .."-ss. eut asa B Judges.-Geo. Woodward, Walter Coe,
 Marvin s. Todd. {
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CHAPTER LII -slf .-.. .t An Act in alteration of an Act entitled C. An Act

An Act in alteration of an Act entitled {. An Act
 to prevent Injuries and Destruction of Life up.
 on Railroads and by Railroad Trains" M lsI-i
 Be it enacted by the Senate aud House .of Rep resentattVes im General Assensbiy c5nvensd l'.t,
 SEC. l. That all suits or prosecutions for any violations of the provisions of said acts shall be commenced within one year after the cause of ac. tion shall arise 4. r. r ....r t
 SEC. 2: That section twenty-6rst of the act to which this is an addition, be and the same Is hereby repealed. ..,y.
 SEC. 3. This act shall affect no suit now pend ing. 1i.as 1.. r-. -.,. I Approved, July II, 1865.
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| bhh TS2ASSSAR H. GJH8 .S94I.hHS EiIl eSa
 1gt bloi PR EAlllIN ,sLlSTs7, ,ssi, .Irs9s stsa tls EFoR, THE slsSa.l rsru9ssa
 Las .IaTxentV-Eifth fthdAnnualnii ssr. CATT7sE SHONFa&sF PAIR ,ab 1,d,o ,a, 0FI.THHEE THHEEsT z,oa.,ea ..ur litehfeldi Co, Agricultural Society, god To4BE HEhp AT, LvrcHFaELp. ION i.,ode Wednesaayeand4T Thursday, Septem- bsdpdber 2Otlas and 2Ist, 1885. lo i4a s,.~ s,.p' .,s,, 1@' ,,.,s 4 4 , I m masJ ssora sz4aiI1esidsnt.,o afoi s~9l 10 svo, oaEs SAM UELsD iNORTHwAY. .aelo4 ldsao,d sed Yiee Presidents. .rf rfib.t,, sis AL.OSZQ WHITING. s. S., LOGAN, E, H, ,,,,7ao t:, rad HOLLISTER. sss f.;5g ,o ,,
 It ais,u uReeording iSec,fetary,a 5.a4 .3l..t ,hi si dJiAS. HUMPHREY. JR, ea mi a. aol of. uo svas Treasurer, ,,nsa oao ai rs,.a,n sp. ,on .WM,, H., BRA.MIA4N. f.a-q / .,!r.,
 Co'responding Secretary, sg ,rgai F WM,F. BALDWIN.
 fH'1s Standing Committees: g '{' sn,sS''h'& On Agicu1tu,e.. PEI ''' ',' ''' ROBBINS BAYFIELD,, EGBERT NJ. ROC! -ha4'9 ERs, 'ROBERI"PIERPONT.' a -nn'Tai y7'On Horiculture.. oil ee ci 9a F. w. SEYMOUR, CYRUS CATL1N, J. W. agoqzs c! 7m1' Hl CONE Tfh. ]" 7fitsSA 0n Domestic Animals. THi"''i7 RI H. w. BOOTH. WALTER B. LAKE. ROB- Tsa d,iu FRET, MINER. .eslr-I .s.v.1 .no .~aaq On General Maagt tactares. .s.oi.a yo.. E., w .SPURR, ARTHUR D, 4CATLIN, J,;., JOHN, ,MC'MURTRY.. nj, ..r;,ti. i raar On Domestic Maaqyactwes. ? ,..,,I GEO. c, HITCHCOCK. s. LATHROP, 1T ABIJAH CATLIN. ..@., l State Director.
 ] '"' 's EDWARD w. SEYMOUR 4'' 54.i 1 N'@ s'"Si'' s'h Os! Ffna,,ce.. n"s'' h'@ a7 ] 8. D. NORTHwAY. VIM. F. BALDWIN -"@ oi e0oWM. HI. BRAMAN, 9ae b,ls97sie la &ypsrintendents ctf Cattle Department. sr' FORD, HOLMES o:"MORsE. saperi,,tendeats er :HoSss !Depaytmsnt. s' RUFUS SMITH, HENRY A. BO1T'sFoRD -"p' yS''' " 10 CHiaef MarssAa,. 9ST' s"''"'a ''' E. $@.- . s' GEO: c. HITCHCOCK e@" s1, '.'.
 Assistant Marslals. s.,-, ~ ", ,,... VIM. F. BALDWIN, EDWARD w. SEY- 9MOURiI I9f4ENBY1'JUDD,n'G GEO! LOCK- WOOD. HaA.t tROTTSFORDs T. A. WAR REIN, EARL ROCKINGHAM, HAM, S S s, 10 GAN ,l PROGRAMME, LIST OF PREMIUMS. iseg 10 INSTALLATIONS, daG ,ps.oayo7qd
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best half bushel of beets

best half bushel of beets ..--.s.. 100 second do .... ........s....... 50 best half bushel of parsnips ... l % second do. 50 best half bushel of onions. .... 1 % second do. ............. 50 best winter squashes. s...... 50 second do. ................. 25 best field pumpkins. ....... 50 second do. 25 best half bushel turnips ..... 50 second do ,t..I .,,..-. ....,. 25 Judges. o. s. Seymour, Willard Gay
 lord, Wn. L. Smedley. '"f
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is t..-t CHAPTER II. i. u.Ah tL
 An Act concerning Truant Children, Vagrants and ! V - V. Absentees from School .HlII-

An Act concerning Truant Children, Vagrants and .l r'i Absentees from School. a'' it'
 Be tt enacted by he Senate and House of Rspte. sentativcs in General Assembly convensd:
 SEC. l. Each town may make all needful pro visions and arrangements concerning habitual truants, and also concerning children wandering about the streets or public places of any city or town, having no lawful occupation or business, nor attending school, and growing up in igno rance, between the ages of seven and sixteen years; and may also make such bylaws respect ing such children as shall be most conducive to their welfare and the good order of such city or town and there shall be annexed to such bylaws suitable penalties, not exceeding twenty dollars for any one breach. Provided, that said bylaws shall be approved by the superior court sitting in any county in the state a-'lass qlt q i.f|, SEC. 2 Any minor convicted of being an habit ual truant, or any child convicted of wandering about in the streets or public places of any city or town, having no lawful business, nor attending school and growing up in ignorance, between the ages of seven and sixteen years. may, at the dis cretion of the justice or court having jurisdiction of the case, instead of the fine mentioned in the first section, be committed to any such institution town under rne aurrurfty uf se first s1vtion; fur such time not exceeding two years, as such justice or court may determine. .yl gii'saJstt' l
 SEC. B. The several cities and towns may ap- point at the annual meetings of such towns, or annually by the mayor and aldermen of such cities three or more persons who alone shall be author ized to prosecute for violation of such bylaws. L
 SEC. 4. Warrants issued under this chapter shall be returnable before any justice of he peace or judge of the police court of the town or city and the justice or judge shall receive such com pensation as the city or town shall determine7
 Approved, July Il, 1865. ...i.
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"No," If a majority of the ballots cast ct said
 meeting shall have upon them the word "Yes," then this act shall be deemed approved by the
 fresme9 gem Of d, said city otherwise not .g J., ner provided for by section second of this act the court of common council of said city shall there upon have power to provide, in such manner as they shall see fit for the construction of said point an agent or agents authorized in the name and behalf of '' the mayor, aldermen, common council and freenen of the city of New
 aaVen," to make any contract or contracts, and rU any oshef iaWtp acts for the purpose of car- rying lnto enect the intent of this act
 SEo. 4 Said State House shall be located in such place and constructed in such manner as the authorities of said city shall direct, subject, however, to the approval of the governor, lieu. tenant governor and secretary of state for the SEC! 5, Said State, House shall be constructed
 within three years from the commencement of the present session of the general assembly. 2 penses of constructing said State House am and of purchasing the land upon which the same shall be built, s'the mayor, aldermen common council and freemen of the city of New Haven" are hereby authorized to issue bonds, notes and other certificates of debt, with or without coupons at- tached, under their corporate name and seal bearing interest at no greater rate than six per cent per annum, payable semi annually, to such an amount as shall not exceed the total amount of said expenses Said bonds, notes or other q certificates of debt shall be executed under said corporate name and seal, by such person or perl sons as shall be appointed by said court of col1- mon council for that purpose and said court of common council may prescribe the amounts for which said bonds, notes or other certificates of debt shall be severally issued, the form thereof, the rate of interest to be paid thereon the times of paying said interest, and the times of paying the principal thereof. ,.,1 ....t. q ..tf =.
 SEC '. All the right, title and interest of this Qta nd fo ha 5nno tad 5fVS said city, and in and to the appurtenances there- of, are hereby conveyed to ''the mayor, aldermen, common council and freemen of the city of New Haven ;'' provided, however, that this convey shall be built for the use and ownership of this State, in accordance with the provisions of this act. itf ta. t-L .1H .t.-.a. .. 'i..I VI Iull 2
 Approved July Il, 1865. ...Y p
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s- .t ns CHAPTER LII. i. Ia. ..
 An Act in alteration of Y" An Act relating to

'|- TCHAFTEH T.. -" ----- = : An Act in alteration of An Act relating to Fire
 -..'' ''a men," ' .i ft Be at enacted dy the Senate aud House of Repre. ssntatives in General Assembly concensd:'
 That all persons who shall be members oi any the laws of this State, shal not by reason of such membership, be exempt from the payment of poll taxes, or the performance of military duty, unless the company or organization to which they belong shall be provided with aE efficient engine, and they shall at least four times in each year. be or dered out for drill and exercise with the sare
 Approved, July Il, 1865. st.c rH. ,l: 'Iaf ..
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-4a 7HaH y''ilCHAPTHR ilvL Lotieq ali ei ihgf iAnAct in addition to lan Act entitled "An Act lt
 regulating and protecting the planting of 0ys- tefs n''sT s9EgNH9FJs HTET TtslIEi 41irlal'Esd Bs sst snacted 6y ths .Ssnats and House of Rsprs- sefstottUes Sn General Assembly coxVeaed:
 SEC U That the sections forty.eight, fortynine, fifty and fifty one, of t.An Act for, Encouraging Y and Regulating Fisheries" be, and the same are hereby extended and made applicable to actual 3 inhabitants and residents of this State, who shall take, rake, gather otherwise disturb and injufe any oysters planted by any person or peisons in the navigahle waters of this State, in places or grounds designated by committees appo1ntea pyrA
 .sa7L ,,a( (ContinNsd oR FosrtA Psgs.l isaioss.
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Premiums to be awarded by the Ex: ecutive committee at their meeting in December. 1865. ....... .-..
 CLASS VIII.
 No. 28.-PAINTINGs. Ten dollars appropriated for premi- ums On Paintings. Drawings and Da- guerreotypes.
 No. 29.-FLowERs. best general display of Flowers 8 best boquet 2 second do 1 Judges.-J. Deming Perkins, John Den nison Champlin, IT,, Mrs. Wm. s. Perry, Miss Maria Seymour, Miss Su- san Snipkins.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-31
CHAPTER Lv.


 An Act in addition to An Act entitled "An Act [ 2 concerning Crimes and Punishments" F Be it enacted by tue Senate and House of Rep rssentatiuss tn General Assembly conpspsd JNI SEC. l. That every person who shall ride or drive any horse team or carriage of any kind, upon any bridge in this State, over river, in faster gait than walk, shall be punished by a fine not ex. ceeding seven dollars, or by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding thirty days, or by such fine and imprisonment both Provided, that the party or parties whose duty 1t is to keep suchl bridge in repair, shall constantly keep conspicus, ously posted at each end of such bridge, in full view of passers by, painted sign or notification in the form following, to wit: The riding or driving any horses teams or carriages on this bridge in gait faster than walk, is by law pro. hibited.na ]. To sg4Aa4mrsa eg eliqt aii0eH .gN Ii SEC g. All offences against the next preceding section, may be prosecuted upon the complaint ef grand juror, and before justice of the peace of any town in which such bridge is in whole or in part situated. e S499Bs Q5 btf3 adi Di NH-fgd
 SEc. B. The thrty.third, ,thirty-fourth and thirty. fifth sections of the act in addition thereto, ap. acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. | Approved, July II, 1865 ai se asrt,,l ,,a
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CLASS IT. General Manufactures.

! .r . 2 v
 |. n H CLASS IT. .#
 General Manufactures. 3 M .D '-.'' No. 22. ., A sum not exceeding $50 is appropria- 3 ted for premiums on General Manu- i factures.
 Judges John M. Wadhams, Geo. K.
 Logan. H. E. Wing. ~7 .' -s % ' aa51o =g1lH7 CLASS v. .s.' .' Ef-5@.- P sisiza Domestic Manufactures @ aa ? sa# ,. as a'4A '7 No. 23. a- ' B Domestic Manufactures and Fancy Work, snm not exceeding $50 is ap- propriated for premiums. 5- E-- 7 .Judges.--John H. Wadhams, A. B.. Shumway, Mrs. Rufus Smith, Mrs. H. Kilbourne, Miss Emma Parks. .... I5 sat a9o7l .,a9 'ce'AA CLASS ". a.aaso as -rIs
 a., osr Dairy Products. 5F . Ba.a.l, F ina, No. A. .-. isa 4. ts .sat. Four best samples of butter not less
 than, 10 pounds each .----.: .$2 best old cheese not less than IF lbs, 3 seeoad see.,1 adddeo'aa,s'''e.''a''''.''.'.s' l do'a de'aa, [ best new cheese do. 3 second do. ...,'.., '4.,!..t..,'r = z third do. l best pine apple cheese. : -. 5 Judges.-Noah Hart, Gurdon Filley, Miss Rhoda Marsh taa1sH Y ! assi 1o at.s f3 CLASS tHll.5s sl44 a.8 e Vegetables and Horticulture. a l. .itsi sise4oit,aas No. 25. s.a' Agsat. :H bestaand greatest variety of agricultur-
 lal alproducts raised by exhibitor,s2 co second do. ..-.a. ..l........ss.. | co best half bushel of potatoes. ..l. LOO second do- ...l.,. ...i. gt..--.... 5O U n.fsn fIn.t.;
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. CHAPTER L1Y.

An Act in addition to an act entitled An Act in
 addition to and in alteration of an Act for the
 due observance of the Sabbath or Lords day" ja Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Rsp- resemtatives in General Assembly, convened
 SEC. l. That all prosecutions for the violation of the act entitled An Act in addition to and in alteration of an Act for the observance of the Sabbath or Lords day. approved June 19, 1860, may be heard and determined by justice of the peace, subject to the right of appeal. I gqi! g' SEC 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the foregoing section, be and the same are hereby repealed .Igatt8s. ei .;is ,lrl 1fj gqgH } SEC B. This act shall take effect from and after it's passage. t a71u ~ t".-'' sA.A1f'It iJA
 Approved, July Il, 1865. ID u.'br5H9q dg,oT
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. e. 'l All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly done. y'N's a'a9f co E's dI Busines Cards, Wedding Cards. Bill Heads,. Labels, Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamph- lets. &c., &c, done in the best stylc,i and as cheap as at any oficein the State. Fl 9 Orders by mail or otherwise respectfully so :. licited.
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,Judges.-Robert Pierpont, Geo. Lyman,
 Frederick Taylor. ....'..q .,
 [The Committee supposing that there exists among us but little if any purely native stock, suppose that Nos 3 and 4 will include what is called native.7 B
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best and greatest variety of Fowls2 % Judges. Isaac Brown, Wm. Judd, Hi
 ram Merriman.
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iiasI.E7f95nfFts3 sfn sf9clo i1f ,Gbea aGitcbhelo Gnquirrr, -n'abiiahIat ass's 0iharadayl ,nsiui,ig :ay, Jar " srNS < 's1HH,u'Ml,l WAY, ,..s .ss FIRST BUILDING EAST OF THE COURT HOUSE,
 .gIs5sie sHfIS4taoa .v.. LtTCHFlEID, CONN. Ar

s'a' 'is" bSs'tr ERMS. Hs7tliiia asTdT
 "isd slssssosipgqos. .fsat AsEusi saia1og Iat.gs subscribers tby ycarrer) .I.. --su tS2 60' '" Single Wrappers |, ,,l..,....s. .,rr 90 in bundles, # pdid ariely ia Aduaaee. 2.OO If not paid strictly in AdSahceeo..!!. ?T:F 9.60' Single copies. 5scents.'sH ei0s sai ie ssriaB sd G41 No, DEyIATtoN WHATEVER FROM TIE .es i
 ABOVE TEkMs.
 f9. N6 Subscriptions received for less =''* i1
 than six months. fesY-sd
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Long and middle wool sheep same premiums. ...' Judges. Fine and Middle Wool-E. G. Lawrence, Benj. Blakeslee, Frederick Taylor. long Wool and Fat Sheep Geo. C. Hitchcock, Cyrus Catlin, Obed humphrey.
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CLASS II. Horses, Colts, &c.

OUUycS.-JONH HtH1mIHgWay, CHdfI6S Beeman, Rufus Leavitt. a .. ,
 No. IA. -. best Gelding, roadster, 5 years old
 and over .s..=s. $4 second do 8 best Mare, roadster, 5 years old and over 4 second do 3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
legal NotIce,

ciIAIBON HARRISON and five minor heirs of Spencer
- harrison, deceased, (names not knOwR) who reside
the State Of Iowa, heirs at law Of TheOdorus Larri
son, decd, will take notice that Charles Wilcox, ad-
nistrator OF the estate Of Fheodorus Larrson decd
Onthe ID day Of June, 1861 hled his petition in the
Probate Court within and for the County of Delaware
and State Of Ohio alleging that the personal estate of
said decedent is insufficient to pay his debts and
charges Of administering his estate that he died seized
inee simple OF the following described real estate
situated in the County Of Delaware and State Of Ohio
in section 2, township s. and range 16 u s. NJ. Land
and middle part OF lot number 81; Beginning in the
center Of the State road leadug from Olive Green to
Rich Hill, at the S. T. of the Town Plot Of the
town Of Olive Greon, in Porter tp. Delaware county,
Oho thence east along the center OF said eighty
eight rods lands OF s. p Lott; thence eighty
nine rods along said LOFTS south line to Washington
street. in the town of Olive Green thence south forty
rods to the place Of beginning %
land more or lees, and is the land conveyed by
John H Harvey and wife TO the said TheodOrus lar
rison, decd, by DEED dated May 18th, 1860.
That Mary Harrison, as widow OF said decedent, Is
entitled to dover in the premises, and that sarah
Harvey and Joanna Bishop, of Knox county, Ohio, and
simeon harrison and five minor children (names not
knOwn) Of Spencer Iarrson decd, residents of the
State OF Iowa. heirs at law Of TheOdorus harrison.
Decd hold the next estate of Inheritance is for the
assignment Of dover TO said Mary harrison, and for
sale Of said premises subject such dover estate for
the payment Of the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing the sth day OF
July, 1865. CHARLES WILCOX,
administrator of the estate of Theodorus Iarrison
June 9-4tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-23
aEN. GRANT AMn TAE pnMY-

! In the village of Georgetown, Ohio,
where General Grant and the writer of
this article spent part of their boyhood,
the arrival of a show of any kind was
great event, and the one with which my
story is connected was a circus. People
came from every part of the country, in
all kinds OF cOnVeYanceS, to see the won
derful feats. To the boys the pony and
the monkey were the great objects of at
traction. The boys aud the monkey, as if
enjoying peculiar favor, were permitted to
ride the pony
! This pony was well trained to perform
his part. On the occasion OF which
speak, after the pony and monkey had per
formed to the great delight of the spec
tators, the manager asked if there was
not boy who would like to ride the pony.
The word had no sooner been spoken than
out stepped a good sized boy from the
country, and took his seat upon the pony.
The pony understood we'll the part TO be
performed now, and as soon as he was
turned into the ring, began running at the
top of his speed, and to rear and kick as
high as he could, then suddenly turning
around, the boy went ker-chug into the
dust, to the great amusement of the look
ers- on. The pony seemed to enjoy the
trick as much az the audience.
The manager then said, Perhaps there
is another boy who will like to take q
ride Finally, out stepped Ulysses S.
| Grant. He was much smaller in size
than the boy who had just been thrown
by the pony The manager placed young
Grant upon the back of the pony
Ulysses took the reins into his hands
and tucked his heels close in behind the
shoulder blades Of the pony lie seem
ed to comprehend the situation The
manager seeing his composure and self
reliance, though he would give the pony
hint of what he must do. So he gave
him smart crack with the whip, and
away he went at the top of his speed,
now rearing so high as to be nearly erect
on his hind feet, then kicking up so as to
be perpendicular upon his fore feet, but
Ulysses never lost for moment his
equilibrium
The pony, finding he could not unhOrse
him this way, ran around the ring at
the top of his speed, and then suddenly
wheeled about. But the rider was not
taken by surprise; he threw both arms
tightly about the neck of the pony, and
stuck to him, amidst the great cheering
of the crowd. The pony could no more
throw him from his back than he could
the monkey. He fought it out on that
line, as much as in taking Richmond
and Vioksburg. Whatever Ulysses s.
Grant undertook to do he did.