Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-02


one dollar Season tickets, admitting gentleman and
lady TO all the exercises ut the Han, ana the sho"
| Ground, four dollars Season tickets, admitting one
person. as above three dollars. Clergymen, editors
and delegates from Agricultural Societies. VIII De pre-
sented with complimentary card oI Auhlsslon' Oh
| application at the Secretary's Office.
| RufE III-Anv person desiring to send articles or
animals for exhibition at the District Fair, on produ
cling certificate Of membership OF the Society, Tor the
present wear, will receive free pass ior shu aruoes
or animals on any steamer belonging TO the California
Steam Navigation Company. ANY suoh pass having
been countersgned by the President or Secretary OF
the Society viii entte the bearer to return the arti-
Giles or animals enumerated therein, on the boats OF
the Steam Navigation Company, free OF charge
| RULE IV-Al exhibitors, who intend to compete
for the premiums of the Society should become mem
bers of the same and have their articles entered at
the office in Marysville at or before 10 O'Clock A. NJ
on Monday August 90, without fail, so that they may
be arranged in their respective departments, and IN
readiness for examination by the Judges on Nednes-
day, at 10 A.. M.
RUE Y.-The Society will not be responsible for
the omission to exhibit any article animal not en-
| tered strictly in accordance with its rules.
RULE Vino article or animal, entered for pre-
mium can be removed or taken away without special
permission, before the close of the exhibition. No
premium will be paid on articles or animals removed
violation of this rule.
@RULE vII-An articles and animals eubered for ex-
hibtion, must have cards attached, with the number,
entered at the Secretarys desk; and exhibitors, in
all cases, must obtain their cards previous to placing
their articles or animals on the Fair grounds.
RULE VIlI.-Those who wish to offer animals or
articles for SALE during the Fair must notify the Sec
retary of such intention at the time of entering
RULE IX.-The Board of Trustees will use every
precauton in their power for the safe preservation of
all articles and stock exhibition. Exhibitors must
give their attention to ther articles or animals during
the Fair and at the close Of the exhibition attend to
their removal
RULE X-Judges will be selected with reference
solely to the highest order oftness provided always
that person will be permitted to act as Judge in
department where he is a competitor.
RULE Kiln can the judges award special
discretionary premiums but will recommend to the
Board of Trustees any articles in their class which they
may deem worthy of special notice, and for which
premium has not been offered
RULE XII. The Judges on animals will have regard
to the symmetry, early maturing, thorough breeding
and characteristics Of the breeds which they judge
They will make proper allowances for the age feeding
and condition of the animals especially the breeding
classes, and will not give encouragement to over-fed
animals.
RULE XIII.-No stock of an inferior quality will be
admitted within the grounds. committee will be
appointed to rule out all below medium grade.
RULE XIV.-Animals to which premiums hBve been
awarded, must be paraded around the track under the
direction of the Marshal, that visitors may see the
prize ansmas.
RULE XV.-No person will be allowed to interfere
with the Judges during their adiudcations.
RULE XYI.-The several experimenting Commit
tees will give particular direction to all articles in their
department. and see that all are arranged in the bes
order possible, to lessen and facilitate the abors of the
Judges in their examinations.
RULE XVII.-The Superintendents will attend each
point out the different articles or animals to be
ned will attach prize cards to the articles flags to
the successful animals after the reports OF the Judges
have been made up and delivered TO the chairman of
rule XYIII-The Judges will withhold premiums
on animals or articles which, in their opinion, not
worthy.
RUIZ XIX.-The Chief Marshal, with efficient aids
will be in attendance during the hours of exhibition, to
keep proper order.
RULE XX-Animals when duly entered, will be
ve1I idadf for " tn
the owner and cannot be removed except by permis-
sion of the Board of Trustees.
RULE XXI-All machines, implements, or other
products of mechanical art must be exhibited by their
respective makers inventors, or improvers, or their
assignee, to or for whom only premiums Of snch art
ces will be awarded.
RULE XXII.-Eyery machine or implement offered
for premium must be so designated or described as
to identify it to future purchasers and also the selling
price of the article must be stated and marked on the
labels and in the published report of premium art-
cles.
Rule XXIII.--Effcieney, cheapness md durability
will be regarded chief exeeeneies in every machine
or implement.
RULE XXIv.-An articles under the head of Mining
Implements must be accompanied by full description
of the same; and all specimens under the head of Min
erals or Mineral Products must be accompanied by
statement showing where and when procured togeth-
with such other information will tend to aid the
Judges in making judcious awards.
RULE XXY.-The Chief Marshal will call the Judges
at 10 O'Clock on Wednesday morning, assemble them
at the Secreays furnish them with blank books
in which to register their awards and have the Judges
conducted, by the assistant arshal to their respec-
tive departments of the exhibition.
RULE XXVI.-The Marshal and his aids will give
daily and constant attention to the several depart
ments and see that each ofte above rules is strictly
enforced.
RULE XXVTT.-All REGULAR premiums will be an
nounced and delivered to their respec i've claimants,
with appropriate exercises on Saturday, the last day
Of the Fair.
RULE XXVIII.-A suitable person will be chosen in
each department to superntend the carrying out OF
The arrangements OF the Board of Trustees.
RULE XXIX.-Parties TO whom premiums In money
have been awarded, shall have the choice to receive
the same In money silver plate or diplomas.
G.. N. SWEZY. President
CHAS. NJ. G0RuAM, Secretay,
j. II. KINCAID, Treasurer.
Vice Presidents.
j. S. EsHOM, d. II. GATES,
Il. T. WILKINS, - SINGLETARRY,
W. IL. PARKS, JOSEPH B0YCE,
W. HENSHAW, G. COOPER,
CHAS. COVILLAUD, - TOWER,
Il. b. STEVENS, DIR. J. II. CRANDALL,
BENZ. b. BLIVEN, J. G.. DOLL.
TII0S. SHANNON, my-27-td.