Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-05
PROGRAM E
FOR THE
SEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR,
OF THE CAROLINA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

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The Grounds WILDE opened for the admission of
visitors at from 9 to 10 o'clock A. NJ, and will
close at S o'clock ?. M, each day.
OCT. 18TH, TuEsDAY-FIrsr DAY.
The Gates will, be. opened at 10 O'Clock.
Al II o'clock, grand Cavalcade Of all horses on
exhibition, twice around ring, preceded by q
splendid Brass Band.
At IL o'clock, 4trotting match, under saddle,
three rounds, the hest two in three, for o silver PUP
worth $40.
All entries must be made at Secretary. office.
reception hall, by IL O'Clock.
At 3 o'clock, P. NJ, there will be a trotting
match for horses in single harness, three rounds,
the best two in three, for a silver cup worth $40.
A t 4 o'clock,P. NJ, there will be a pacing match
for horses under saddle, three rounds, the best two
in three. for q silver cup worth $40. AL entries
to be made by 2 O'Clock, P. M.
OCT. 10TH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAT.
The Gates will be opened at 8 o'clock, at which
time the Chief-Marshal will assemble the Judges
appointed to award Premiums, in front of the
| Speakers stand. when the blanks for their reports
viii be given to them, together with the necessa-
ry instruction and they will DO accompanied by
the Superintendents in their respective depart
ments. $50
At 10 o'clock, there will be an exhibition and
trial of Agricultural Machinery and Implements.
Also, the Thoroughbred horses will be paraded in
the ring, for the examination of Judges, in the or.
1 U6E III WHICH Gncy u CkdcoOA II bAO ACnltALA 1A6ts
Al half past 10 o'clock, the quick draught and
saddle horses will be paraded in like manner
This class includes the carriage and single harness
horses and saddle horses.
At IL O'Clock, the heavy drau9ht horses viii
be paraded in like manner.
At half past II o'clock, the Jacks and Jennetts
viii be paraded in the same manner.
At l o'clock, the Mules viii be paraded in like
manner.
At 2 o'clock, the Oxen viii be tested in a cart.
A Q opoloo1 Afha~n r.1 u . &,-x s.. ..A11ol
horses in double harness, the best two in three,
three rounds constituting a heat, for a silver cup
worth SO. The matched Horses must be owned
and used as such and not made up. for the occa,
sion.
OCT. 20TH, THuRsDAY-THIRD DAY.
The Gates viii be opened at 10 o'clock.
Al Ii o'clock the annual address will be deliV-
cred by Hon. David Outlaw of BERTHE county.
After the address there viii be a blowing match,
On the Eastern end of the grounds.
At 8 o'clock, there will be a trotting match, in
single harness, three rounds, the best two in three,
, open to all competitors for a silver pitcher worth
$50. All entries must be made by 2 o'clock.
OCT. zlsr, FRIDAY-FoURrH DAY.
Gates viii be Opensned at 10 o'clock.
At Ii O'Clock, the awards of judges will be read
? from the Speakers stand, and the premiums will
be paid by the Treasurer at Reception Han.
!" ut II o'clock, there will be . mule race, three
rounds to constitute aheat, best two in three. The
slowest mule to take the premium; the mules tc
change riders at each round. The winner to re
8 ceive a premium nag.h
1t is very important that the owners Of horses
should have their stock ready on Wednesday, sc
that there may be no delay in their being paradet
for the examination of the. Judges.
Horses entered for the trotting matches will b.
required to be ready punctually at the time ap
pointed.
= In case of the absence ofany one Of the Judges
at the hour appointed for the trotting, the plae,
viii be filled by the Executive COMMITTEES
"a The Judges are particularly requested to hant
their awards to the Secretary as soon as possibl
after the completion of their duties.
II W. ". WHITAKER Seek. Com