The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
The stale Fair

Is to be held at Oskaloosa, commencing Tues
day, Sept. 2S,h, and ending Friday, OF. lst.
Entries can be made until o'clock Of th,
first day, at which time the entry office will b,
positively closed, and no more entries will b,
received during the exhibition. All animals
and articles must be upon the ground, and il
their appropriate places, when the entries clcse
On the second day, the committee on all the
minor classes will improve the morning and
forenoon in making their examinations and
awards. At 10 o'clock the female portion OF all
| the differen. classes OF cattle will be shown in
the ring, in the order Of The list, each family or
breed forming distinct group. AT o'clock
fat cattle and oxen will be shown in the ring,
and the tractablity Of the oxen be tested At
o'clock farm horses will be exhibited, and at
81 o'clock matched and single horses
On the third day, at o'clock, geldings and
mares, paired and single, IN heavy harness, ex-
hibited, and, If desired, tested to load. At
10 o'clock the male portion Of all the ditferen
classes Of cattle will be shown in the ring-an
mails Of the same age in each family or breed
forming distinct group. At IL o'clock herd
premiums will be awarded. AT o'clock road.
sters will be exhibited. At 3 o'clock thorough.
bred horses will be exhibited, and be immedi-
ately followed by mules and asses. At o'clock
the treasurer will commence paying premiums,
the awards are made and registered.
On the fourth and last day, at 3 o'clock, the
blowing match, open to every plowman in Iowa,
will take place. At 10 o'clock the grand pro-
cession Of all winning cattle, horses; asses and
mules, will be formed in the order of their clas-
sihcation in the list, and will move twice around
the course, after which there will be volunteer
grand trial OF speed Of all last tro,ting and
pacing horses. This will conclude the Fair.
Competitors will be admitted from any por-
ton OF the United States il all the classes, ex-
cept Essays, Crops and Flowing Match, which
will be confined to citizens of the State Of Iowa
Forage will be supplied free of charge, except
to parties bringing stock from other States for
sale, and grain can be purchased on the ground
As the hotels of Oskaloosa will only accommo-
aate limited number, i, is recommended that |
those who 60 to remain during the session take |
Tents with them and camp out; on the side Of |
economy this would also be preferable.
GBr Among other falsehoods told BY the pro
'avery press is that regarding Morarty, the
ate State printer. They state that he Obtained
100000 from the treasury by fraud, ami i. turns
.ut that the amount is less than 1000 The
republican legislature ordered suit, and Moriar-
gave additional security, more than enough
0 cover the amount, and the State will not
ose dollar through him. Thus all the pretend.
d Republican detalcations have turned out
lghy advantageous to the Republican party.
he charges by the pro-slavery press have oc-
asioned the closest scrutiny into their doings
nd with the exception OF Moriariy, whose
ebt is small, but fully secured by the prompt
nd decided action of the Republican legislature
lere Is not Republican office. holder but has
assed the ordeal clear. Pity that the pro sla-
fry party cannot cay as much for their special
ct, Dr. Eads. As soon as the courts have de-
ared the amount OF his defacation and what
is bondsmen cannot make good, we, tax paw /
$, will be required TO make it good from our /
"n pockets. Such is the provision in the ,
wv Constitution-and wise provision too-
namosa Eureka. {