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Excitement Along the Border-Cauada
Rather Hot for AInerlcaus-Suapf-
pieiotlx Ciaxractezx CroaaJng the Hor.
dcr-MyAlcrfous Rockets Sent up on
the American Stt0fe-Sone ntoye.
mcnt Supposed to be In FroErest.
.wspson c: w., March 1.-THE excitement
along the frontier fe salu1ng ground. Canada Is
are crossing lh borders daily. A thousand voIun-
tccrs are on the Lookout md moro on the way.
The Detroit City Council has acccpted IN invita-
ton 10 Join The Feu,an celebration on Saint Pat
rick. daJ. There an unusual Stir among the De-
trnit FcntanE. Mysterious rockets ale sent up On
the Ameucan shore. 1t Is believed that t0Ioc
movement Is in progress.
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Putney, knight & HanlIin,

And haye purchased wha. few goods FOSTER, PUT
EET CO. had On hsud AFTER theis big closing out saic
at large dscount nom cost which enables u to p1r
chase almost IN entirely new stock Of Foreign and Do
tnestic Goods 1T tho present PANIC PRICES 1t Auc-
ttoa and elsewhere which we offer to the Ladies' OF
CHICAGO and tho GREAT NORTH VEST atlebs pricoa
than have been known stbcc Gold Has Abore par. One
OF the partners viii be IN market all thu to sending
gooda to daily. Al oar aoods Mill be purchased
for Cash. ana sold for CASu-fos that reason paying
nothing In New York far cTedlt-enahles ~ to buy
goods vt.5 low that can sell goods At low prices
to Eetp the very best tnd choicest stock Of
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Heavy Failure 4a 0QAtoI14

Bos1on. March N.-The fsi!urr OF the Whfpple
F!le Misunderstanding Company wnr announced to-day
With heasy liabilities. The capital stock Of tht
eompsn5 "a. aaso o9C md = neen1, pesltionsd to,
10 the company having on hand a lssse xtock Of
goods whtzh cannot be tod. except At ! great logs
The paeaue Of the company have been Eo,peWnat
c1tnne6 rcfEntly u Efforts TO Anst4I4 lis fredIt.
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Authorities In Possession Of Startlfn.

TonnE1o, T.. ", 5larth 1i.--Fcpian ezcitcncn!
sub.idfpg.' Volunteer force we'll distributed Al
all points Of the frontier. Several searches madt
for pfkee, but uuspccessful.
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THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1865.

Lin to use HI. influence to prevent any dcno1 st'a-
uEns In Canada.
small DEL elachments Of CannHxr troops have a.
Ilsed at indsor to-day 10 reiutotre those alH.asH
thru.
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The Excitement in Montreat-E3 u%fncss
Mt d Stand SILL, dc.

NV YonK, March IA FpectAi Ann4reai d1s.
patch kays the excitement IL still at fever heat.
BarIness IL at a stand. There 10 II run upon the
Swing Bank, and tmsll deposltors are conyertia,
balances into gold. The military are drilled manT
times q day. All public buildings are strongly
cua1ded. Banks art restricting discounts to well
approved cuetonlefr- and stfuetns 10 advance npou
any collateral securities.
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STOCKS
OF THE
National Bankers 1xpross Co.,
Provident Life, 1na. aud Invest. Cos,
Globe Insurance Cos,
Citizeus Insurance CO.,
North Chicago City Railway co.,
Chicago City Railway Coy
Chicago 4 HqEeeu Valley Goal CO..
Eesppon' BLOCK, pcarIornst. pills
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&1E&1H OF VKfR0 S1S&EKk.
Bosrox. March 14.-Jarrd sparks, the historian
- cr,PIeaident Of Harvard College, died ii his
rtdde n Cambridge, tnia morning, Of poeumo-
pia, esed n 3cass.
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NRta a1bkrttBeHt<NtR
NEW FIRM,
NEW GOODS
AND
NEW PRICES.
Mem aDtErttBeHtENtR

The subscribers have THIS DAT formed = co-psst~
nership for the purpose of doing Wholesale and Re-
TIL Dry Goods business In tho city OF Chieass under
nrm,rame Of
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r. G. II, ECRIyES. Advertising Agent,
81 Dearborn street, Is authorized 10 receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. and atl
other leading pnpcrY throughout the Untted
Esutes and CannIn.
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tns hnan.s @ s N,n!p .. o- Lon.s. ~ ~
C.,ro ~ sphnn II wa shfnnad nI hnor5 ths stesm
er r. car,r1. which nrTfTet At Wcrnnnis dnTin1
tha npht md MT maxine Rnfc,cnf stay IN 5eI}yer
The JnGney Il wss catrie nsat the rfy rsri-rfn.,
thc roynrsny liable fpY thr loeR
NEw iQnK. March 14.-Nf John Anderson,
resident OF New Brunswick, uade affidavit yester-
tay that hs 'or, John Henry Anderson, insisted by
q gorge HurusNH and James Smith, had brokcn
mo hfs b1rean drawer and taken thefetfom the
eun Or E2VN n unitea stateS treasury notes. and
two gold Watches. H1enstill and smith we're ar
restes ano at ao tqr IT, II. 10 noun an
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st. tl3Eu Mafth11.
CorTo1-pecllned SC, SC for uldaiings.
FlOCR-UnchAnEId. -
GEkE-Mkext unchanged. Corn tfm At SIC for TEL
low: fNa &c Tor white. D1ts nrrn at t;;a 4SHe.
Ftoy1saoss- posE II s270os27.25. bacon An,
lard unchanged.
WnIsKTY-Dvcltned 2c-clostns at {2.eJ.
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Authorities In Possession Of StArtlfu.
Intelligence.
New YoRK, March 1.-THE GionameTeiat's SPECIAL
Toronto despatch says the authorities arc said 10
lie in possession Of etaEtLng Intelligence. Thou-
randi Of Fenfans will cross tue border ~ soon as
The weather permits, and will be Joined by sympa.
inlzets m M n Canada Gofernment Detectives are on
ment informed Of the ru1nofs. The panic ehoas no
abatement. Calls for gold commenced On the banks
throughout tho Province.
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&0pFcmC C0uft-{0nfF1TerAY RetFeen
the Secretary Of the Treasury and
Comptroller Of The Currcucy-The
F1>bery Exposition In France-Thc
tied-PArt1onx Granted.
WAsursGros, March 1.-the Supreme Court IL
occupied Today in heariDe Arguments On tho Gar.
land-M Mann c3sc-Nr. Stansh4fE. Of Ohio, for the
Government, and 1e7etdy Johnaon lot The pen-
ttopert.
As The controversy between the Secretary Of the
Treasufy and the Comptroller Of the Currency, NTH
regard 10 financial matters, as1acts much attention.
Il ay b OF interest 70 learn that the law provides
that the Comptroller ahall be appointed By the
President. on tho recommendation OF the Secretary
o. a o By a @ aa 5 1se e, aRS een
for the tc1ul OF I've years, un]efs sooner removed
By thc President, upon reafons to be communicated
The President ecnt to the Senate Today eommn-
ncsiou zc1attre 70 the proposed exhibition Of hsh
cry md water culture to be held neaf Bordeaux,
lie hs.isiani 1 commi.stonsr 's Il tbs freedmen.
hs iii: to he sca isiands, starue ihat III ques-
= It, 9e III si On poT ss
am1cably setiled4 Those having erants Of 1apd,
have had them consolidated On one part of the
spcctal field order. In addtnoh to these sahafaclory
resu!ts, saT,nr Of from 1000 TO e.o0 fahons PEI
month 10 The Government has beeu effected. Owing
DC freedmen having grant, Of land viii 1i IN fais.
ing tasr crop. Ne thinks the freedmen would fnd
It much more to their advantage TO 20 to work for
wages Than to attempt 10 cultivate and tot them
eel1es l
The number Of pardon. granted by the Pre.iden,
TO perons in tho Southern StAtes arc IL follows:
Kentucky, a.. we.s ytrginis, Ie Atkan.as. a :;
Missouri 10; r,rglnia, s.u70; fosth Carolina, 45;
Sonth Earo11na, Es9; F1orida. IS: Lonlsana, r.:
Georgia. 1,as: Alabama, l.a6l; Mississippi, 713;
to;al. 6,835.
senator Wilson todAy moTed reconsideration
Of ,he vote by which the Senate refused to pass to
third reading the bill for the admission Of Colo
rado into The Cnton. The friends OF the measure
aEc confident cf it, passage when the question
comes 10 be fairly understood.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

The New Orleans ElcctIon-Ikebel Cot
ton-Hlra- JeE. Dnyi#-Denth OF Il .14s-
afeA1Ppl Judse-Has1road Matters
Cotton Selzufe In TeIaa.
, 1866-03-15

F1tracta5 Without pata BY nhalu= VITAL1z - Ale,
Is and II Lombard Htpek, vest s1de of the foar
ortce Chicago. III. DES RODGERS = HALE
, 1866-03-15

Extracted WITHOUT PAIN. By the use Of "EI7aor
OXIDE" at TNEGO'S Dental Rooms 73 c1ark stree
Recommended By the medical rFdffs sion. r5eo net
, 1866-03-15

Especial DeFpatch to the Chicago Tt1bnne.l
WAsurse7os, March IL
The Civil Riphts bill camc back, a. was expected
trcm the House judiciary Cornntttcethis morning,
With an amendment to the first section, which
makes it specific in It's character, without damag-
ius the general principle Of the meaeura OF making
it less efficient, as the committee believe, for The
purpose which 1t is intended. There was dapo-
sit,on Oh the part Of few members OF the House,
to farther debate on the bill. but Mr.' Chairman
Wiieon ea1d # bad been debated over week al.
raov, and be corl !fce no OCCASION for more speech
this pnrpose. The amendments were adopted With
il. IN los thsn ha N hour amer being r.
19' TIC only out and-qut Republican who roted
IN .,,5,s ase R RRegatlTe wss Bingham. The four
ne nSafT s,s 9nS9 sHs 4.s' s ,,s Il
asainst 1t. MI. Raymond sunarely dodeed vote
though he eat IN ht seat during the entise proceed
De1ano's zoe gave. crest ealEfacno, to union
mcn., Mr. nin;ham,s objection 10 The b,l1 was 10
The clause which declared that there should b no
sas e b, ?'s skas IL: otss :sst
tss SH' bill MAKE. |, e%s. aa pnntess6ie Sy inprisea
1nent in The penientasy. for State Jndre o. other
officer 10 enforce any State law discriminating on
ssGea s eas,s ~ be I'D
uon II The supreme Court hut not to declare he
state judges feons for deciding according to their
existing Laws.
The T1e,Iden. today received the following COM
EoEtiug despatch ttun Gov. Sm5th. OF New uamp-
khtre:
tMAxcuEarxR, N. Il, March L.
ITO President Johnson:
ave have carried New Hampshire by abont I, 900
maJoritr.
{Slgned) g'FREp. SAxrH, Governor" !
An orncr Wis iskurd to-day as.lsnin: about one
hundred of,sert q The Veteran Reserve ce!ps 10
duty under Gen. Howard.
| The Commissioner of Pensions hae decided, un.
mother=. wholly or in part dependent on deceased
| SOP. that 1t must be Abowu that snch dependence
IVES not merely prospective, but actusly existed
| prior 10 the son'e 1eath.
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Adjournment OF the Presbyterian As
sembly.

Adjournment of the Presbyterian As
sembly.
The Presbyterian TO- s. Assembly ad.
journed sine die, Monday night. In noticing
it the Democrat says:
L. speaking, IS both of the late Assem-
blies have done, for Christian eivilizatio,l,
the one of them unanimously, and the other
by a vote of more than five to one, they have
rendered to the country signal service, on
the very spot where such service was most
needed the rebel-clergy polluted soil of Mis-
sour. The Presbyterian Church of the
United States could nowhere have better con
demned the immeasurahle wickedness Of
prostituting the pulpit to slavery rebellion.
Here that prostitution remains implacab!e,
and is leagued with men aiming to trample
down Free Missouri by peuury-'pious per-
jury and violence We ask our fellow
citizens to weigh candidly the testimony thus
given against these men. 1t is the free voice
of the Nations conscience, uttered for the
entire Christian world. To the action of these
Assemblies there is no doubt that every grand
convocation of Christians in Great Britain, in
France, in Germany, in Russia, in Italy, i
SPAN even, would respond ''amsa.h The
dissent of our few Declaration and Testi-
mony' fossils scarcely mars the unanimity
with which all Christendom appauds freedom
and loyalty to free government, and con.
demns treason against them as atroeous.
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ROBERTS REFUSES TO GIVE
HIS PAROLE.
He Iss,ses a.. address.
Activity OF the United States
Authorities I'm the Matter.
etc., ETC., etc.
New YORK, June !

New YORK, June I.
Specials from Ogdensburg says the move
ments of the Fenians in that quarter continue
brisk since Friday. At least 1900 passed
through there towards the Canada border, and
there is reliable information that nearly TO-.
600 are concentrated there
The United States regulars, when sent tc
DE kalb junction to seize Fenian arms, were
directed to load with ball cartridges, but afte,
they were gone forty balls were found on the
ground where they loaded.
Kingston, c. W., dispatches of the 9th say.
5000 troops are there-haf being regulars
There was continued excitement last nigh
among the Fsnian fraternity. Attorney Gen
erat Speeds order to arrest all prominent
Fenians acted unfavorably on the Brother
hood. A warrant has been issued for frs
President Roberts, and placed it the hands O
Marshal Murray, but he conld not be found
Roberts issued characteristic address to thu
Fenians, denouncing the course Of England
during our late war, and its active sympathy
with, and assistance of the rebel cause. az
feels assured that most true and LOYAL Amer
leans are with their Irish brethren who tough
for the preservation Of this Republic H,
desired his fellow countrymen to be Of pooG
cheer, and predictsall will yet be we'll, closin,
08 EOtiOHo:
"No matter, fellow countrymen, how man,
of ~ may fall, our cause will triumph as sur
% . just God lives, and Irishmen and thei,
descendants remain true to the genius and
valor for which our race have always beel
conspicaous-"
A Fenian meeting announced to take plac,
ct the City Hall Park last evening, did no
take place. Tammany Hall was closed. and
the Fenians are somewhat discouraged By Il,
action of the Government.
It is reported that l 900 recruits were raiset
yesterday for tho Fenian cause. 1t is believ
Cd large Numbers have secretly gone Nortl
since Monday, and that more will follow.
Dispatches from St Albans yesterday say
1weeuy has ordered N advance. Genera
Aeehan commands tho movement, and Gen.
erel Spear i bringing up the support.
The United States regulars aTo rapresentet
- gyn1e1ni.ing 1ero1n1y viii the Eenians.
The British soldiess vho vs.S = 0k A.
n1ad lAye ooae u ~ AIoan1ee, 1fllIl
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From San Francisco.
SAN FRaycrsco in

BAN FRANCISCO, June ).
A fre occurred Yesterday evening in Ian.
som street. near Pacific, which DESTROYED 20
buildings. chiefly frame. valued at so, 600.
\ serious afsray occurred yesterday on the
ship Seminole, about sailing for New York.
lhe frs. mate was badly cut in the head.
Nichols, the second mate, was dangerously
stabbed IN the abdomen. Gardner, the third
mate. was severely stabbed Two sailors.
named Peterson and Bell, charged with the
cutting and stabbing, were badly bruised with
Delaying pins or clubs. An officer reports the
affair musiny without any exteuuation for it..
The sailors assert the stabbin4 was done in
self defence.
sAs fRAscIsco, June 4.
The Rust has appeared with the wheat in
Salono county.
The brig Hespenein, from Homo lulu, re-
ports that large number of whalefs lately
there had sailed for the Arctic Ocean.
Arnved-Ships Cormorant and Comister
from Liverpool. Good Petulama wheat sells
at 5 72l per 100 lbs
In the suit OF tie California State Telegraph
Company against the United States Pacific
Telegraph Company, the latter has been res
trained and prohibited from telegraphing
between the States in Nevada and Colorado.
The injunction is permanent and cannot be
removed by any authority whatever.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

AMAss CONVENTION Of the REPUBLICANS Of
Lee County, will be held at Charleston on WE'D
NEsDAY JUNE lsh 1866, for the purpose of sppoin,
ing Delegates to the State Congressional and Jsdicial
Conventions.
All who opposed to Traitors ruling the Country,
and urrenderiug the Government into the hands Of
Rebels invited to attend and participate in the
meeting.
By order Of the Lee County Republican Central Com
mit,ee. I'M BECK,
Nay 2sth, 1865 Chairman.
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Tho National Intelligencer stated the other
day that Eat meeting Of the Ohio Republi-
can State committee, recently held at Colum-
bus, at which seventeen members were pres.
ent, twelve voted to sustain the President .
policy, and FIVE voted to sustain Congress. !"
Forney te!egraphed at once to ascertain the
truth Of this statement, and was answered
thus:
mo such meeting has been held by the
Republican State Central Committee, and no
expression of opinion or vote at any time by
the Central Committee. There are not sew
enteen men in Ohio anywhere, outside of a
Federal ofiiceholder's prayer meeting. or =
Copperhead convention, out of whom twelve
men in favor of the Presidents policy could
be picked. ]. w. CoxLY,
Editor Ohio State Journal"
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his neck. The other prisoners were then
brought to the place to witness she execution,
and when the fatal moment had come, the
prisoner said "he did kill one man." A mo-
ment, and-the soul of Garrett Thompson was
launched into eternity"
During all this time, the most perfect or
der and decorum were observed-no railing
or indignity was offered to any of the prison
ers, and none would have been for moment
permitted. Thus, in mid air, in silence, hung
the leader Of dangerous compact of crimi-
nails, as solemn warning to his associates in
crime. The remaining criminals were re-
manded back to the custody Of their guards.
Committees were appointed to wait upon each
prisoner and take any statements and confes.
sions they might choose TO make, and after
an examination, they were all discharged
except Thomas Smith, but not without strong
suspicion resting on some of them, yet not
sufficient evidence could be obtained to hold
them.''
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VOL. 13.

properly be formed within the bosom Of the
Presbyterian Church for the purpose of
openly resisting the authority of the General
Assembly, and of setting at nanght and con-
temning its solemn decisions, while the
individuals composing such combination still
claim all the rights and privileges of ministers
and members much less may any lower
court of the Church thus repudiate the
Assembly's authority, and still claim and
exercise all the powers of a court in good
standing. The principle which would admit
this would prove destructive Of any govern
ment, secular or religious, for it is the essence
of anarchy Notwithstanding this, several
Presbyteries have openly declared that they
will not regard the Assembly's authority,
especially the acts Of the last Assembly
concerning the terms Of receiving ministers
and members from the Southern Presbyterian
Church, We trust that upon further retlec-
ton they will reconsider euch action, and
again show a proper subordination. Ole
Presbytery, however, that of Louisville, in
the Synod OF kentucky, adopted q paper in
September last called Declaration and
Testimony &c, which arrays itself against
all the Deliverances of the FIVE Assemblies
from 1861 to 1865, enacted upon slavery and
the rebellion. This paper has been signed
by certain ministers and elders in other
Presbyteries and Synods, chiefly in the Synod
Of Missouri. The present Assembly felt
called upon to take decisive action in the
premises. This paper exhibits organized
rebellion and schism within the bosom of the
Church, whose design is to resist the author
ity Of the General Assembly. 1t pronounces
the last five Assemblies guilty of heresy,
schism and virtual apostacy. Such an organ
ization, with such aims, bringing such charges,
and animated by such spirit as the said
paper exhibits, the Assembly could not
overlook. The simple question presented
was, whether single subordinate court, with
such individuals of other Presbyteries as
might join it should be allowed to carry on its
schismatical and rebellious schemes with
impunity, and still claim and exercise all the
rights of court, and the individuals con-
cerned have all the rights of office bearers in
the Church accorded to them, while openly
defying the General Assembly; or whether
the Assembly which represents the whole
Church should require due subordination and
respect to its authority. The signers of the
said paper openly ayow their determination to
continue agitation against the solemn acs Of
| of the last five Assemblies. until they shall
bring the Church, through action of the
General Assembly, to their views or, failing
in this. they declare that they may feel called
upon to abandon the Church.
. In this posture of affairs, the Assembly
| could not hesitate IN its duty. 1t censured all
the persons who have signed the Declaration
and Testimony deprived them of the right
to sit in any Church court above the session,
and cited them to the bar Of the next Gehe-
raj Assembly. This measure Was clearly
justified, and was demanded for the purity,
peace. and order of the Church y
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JUDICIAL CONyENTION.

JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Republican Judicial Convention for the First Judi
cia District Of the State Of Iowa. will be held at Mount
Pleasant Iowa, Thursday the 18th OF July 1885, at
10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose OF nominating candi-
dates for the following Offices to be filled 1.-THE ensuing
general election, to Wit
DIsTRICT,JUDGE.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
The ratio Of representation will be the that
adopted by the Republican State Convention.
JNo. II. GEAR, Chm Judicial Committee.
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Republiean Convention.

Republican Convention.
The-l0th Annual Republican Convention Of the
State of Iowa. will be held ut Des Moiues on Wed
nesday, June 10th, 1866; for the purpose Of nom-
mating candidates for the following Offices. to be
filed at the ensuing general election viz:
SECRETARY OF STATE.
TREASURER OF STATE.
AUDITOR OF STATE
REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
SUPREME COURT REPORTER.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The ratio Of representation viii be rs follows
One delegate from each County, and one ad-
ditonal delegate for every hundred votes and
fractional part Of hundred over fifty, including
the soldier vote, cast at the last election for
Governor Wm Stone.
By order Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee.
JOSHUA TRACY. Chairman.
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IT is said that the Democratic members OF
Congress have resolved to withdraw their
''moral support from the President, unless
he makes positive recognition Of it by q
transfer of executive patronage. As the
scarcity of an article is one Of the measures
of its value, the '.moral' support of the
Copperhead Democracy should bear good
price.
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THE Radicals were triumphant at the city
election at Independence, Missouri, on Mon.
day.
GEy. GRANT is now in St. Louis.
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Worlds Only Bareback Rider

In her superb Manage she has riral. To use IL
language Of the celebrated Gown wsliett ushs Is the
only living lady taat do II, either in Europe or
America All otters are bat feeble imitato1.s
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Master Willie Duttor

The young graceful ard dashing Eluestrisn. whose
performances f1rrE the last In New York city
and the Vest ladies for him reputation Of tie
most accomplished somsrsault kider Of tne age