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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

- S5osi.y GouateJejt -uoney.---tn old
aIy and i yonng woman, strangers in the city,
-,-rlay mace several ctitc;ual attemps to
'a-r co":tcrf.jt money upon different merchants
dong business or Main street and Market
; ltr, They seemed to have an abundance
O.. the article, some OF which was on the Geauga
h.aa,i %! the State Bank or Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21
THE ENPERHIATIOUAn HOTEL.


C0ENrI: FwNNkLI-. -TTTII. ~. YnEE-
oG.-s 5.e-rrrts 20 y. H.s;.s.s -a T,sI- visiting
Ne g.r-vrfas~rd D. .lg noe! IT, fl Metropolis
r. -.i !. III Nt i. %
ans -t.s. v... n- az tr=,.i-ra Is a. trs..r.
il. lorttu- t,It "a i!aCys 81 ius-Itrs
Z. vel. o. E-- s-- .l-.ru,rt-
q .e.-l a.-!y cleasi. sci. Furnished AID well vrr;:a
f.. =isrf.r- apartment
-: Iar-e s.t sups furnished -.st-.= rs'--, viii
!itc.L; Ll.gs Par.Ur, vstriss.
80 b. niucted on tie Eursre,n r'ar. VISITOR al
i.r' die 'r-st ~ H. va. -ar ar--tys enemy.
".lt. L i conn, cctL v-:i.
ia YF.0Tc'S GEIE8EHTE SALOONS,
where .Icr~ have their .sis- b: ;ig tey
VIII To-" GlrU.-.i=ti %. "a -.r '.y.-i Irr-..-
E,! Tn served j.. -f Sul ard Tatc 6 sc1r fvf-
irsd by rsur.s to hrTa.'ly .-rr 90 Tia: ~ ollie
IEpG.s %. r-;y.
t,i nj tr-c Irartar, III. -l-
rHuri t.-'gz that ..H--.
-u5 FI-fF1.1-- F-..-s-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

-" 4 Dozen .Nors,-Oaio county will short
" >-.' a',..a dozen mo.e representatives, to
Il ''aoaI AT the c"d Of the present term Of the
... 1,.:t Four have already re, cived
sentence and more than as many more are pa
Ne.i.E awaiting Ihat disagrecabIe ceremony.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

NEW YcEw. Nav 2u.-The stasnn," Ntaso has
arrived Her adyiccs are anticipated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

SEE advertisement OF Dr. Sanford's Liver In
visorator in another column
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

LETTERS from China say ''the CooIie trade is
lying out''-so were the Coolies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

- C0ari.iioa 81 Blum G5oA Leri.-Herman
Iesi aad Noses Blum, the two German pedlar*
~j.o were arrested in this city some months ago
g.. .oboins dry goods store in Washington
H., we're tried III that place on Thursday and
convicted. The chisel which was found among
tt,i. baggage, correspo"ded so accurately with
toeindenaIion in the door OF the store as TO
,yeYeno doubt that the shutters were,pried open
".,h the instrument. Besides complete chain
oi ei:cumStaatal evidence was established, all
tni.ng to show that the prisoners were guilty.
I.py had hot becn sentenced when our infor-
nant left, bat it is supposed from the nature of
tic ofynsc that they will be compelled to do the
state about five years gratuitous service.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

PrTrsrrRcn, May 20.-Riycr .! fee; BY metal
mark, falling. Weather clear aud mild.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21
nCAIl NIA-TTERS.
I,OET.

,.,,-rzpAY afternoon, a pair of GOLD SLIDE SPEC
Si1s in a rcd The finder will be
t-,-.-sri.A by leaving them ut the War House OF
- .H ,,,.sso.. * Go. lms2I-ltF) Q. ACdE,0N.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

- The Eiee'ioa.-1he election takes place
Oh Thursday nest, and as the day approaches
the g...i's become, more excited. As usual
thu whole seven candidates for the House Of
Delegates have their friends, all of whom are
confident OF the election OF their particular ia
'o';',S. There's good deal of sly elcctioncer-
i0- s2fn" on, and the consumption of intoxi-
c..'"s beverages in honor of the coming event,
=, the expense ofthc candidates, is considerable.
]. Is If course hard to tell who will represent US
1eN; y,ar. 1t is estimated by statician well
posted in the politics ard local questions OF this
aoarty, that the man who gets the largest num-
try Il votes will bc elected
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21
pHE LEDGER HATI

G6E LEDGER Hat!
4 NEW SOFT HAT, just received BY Express at
Inyl3 HARPER Il BROS.
SSUHMEK HATS-%c have just received Stock Of
- sugmer Hats, comprising the vari. colors
norm and Brai also ovs' Brown and Pearl LeGhorn
Braid Lmyi3l HARPER ERO.
7 INFANTS FANCY STRAW HArS.-Thc largest stock
i and greatest variety, may aways b. found At
myl@ HARPER BROS.
For Rent
TUE two store rooms adjoining the Drug house
4 gan, List x Co. Quincy street
myI2-tG Enquire OF j. II. PENDLEroS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

-" Z1s .irer continues to fall slowly, but
-'."y, and things begin to lool; a little dubious
Business point OF view, about the landing.
Many boats are tying uo for more water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

81. business point OF view, about the landing
Many boats ace tying 10 for more water.
- s-------
"ALA'cS, the actor had complimentary
'e"e.it in New York few night since, and of
o,n'ss made speech after the performaucc.-
"i tie real age Of "the Eeteran"-as he is
.alle:-he said:
4 am not at ali afraid to say, ladies ard gem
'e''.H, that tits Gorty-one years next Septem-
'rr since first made my b0w to a Ncw York
;''n'saco. passed my twenty-fourth birthday
l.a'" Theatre i'll September, 1918. thimS dat
next September vii! make it lorty-onc years.
Presume | May well say that, next August, !
""i he siXty-liTe. ought to bg ashamed "f
myself for putting these fine, light clothes,
and appearing to be young man. LArplaase
ahd laughter. But see that vanity is very
sreA., even in old age. [Rcnewed laughter.I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21

: ,ILS-plr hundred uai esq Er.s assorted sizes.
= li..8 =. c. IliLDEETIi = EBn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-21
REAL IN GLGSE'
PIISTH1 LlEI [IA8pII,I.5S

ID tCHiVEn tis r-r.sins- lrr s-pr-=s 'r7' H.s- =
Ia g.. s-ortrac.t 81 .anttlla= rf t. Owe -r
u. .Ey Aai ls'l..- -Ii 81 stNE>lt G ENf Lf!:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
LEGAL NOTICE.

lane McELROY, Catkarine Brown, Addison
sJ Brown, Amelia Brown and William Brown
will take notice that petition was Fled against
Them on the 18Th day OF September, 1859, in the
Cour, Of Comnon Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio
by AIire Welden and Jacob Welden- her husband
wherein the said Alice demands partition OF pari
of lot No. 90, in the Town OF ST.. Clairsviile, IN
said county. said part being 25 feet IN width, on
the West side OF said lot and extending its whole
length, the partition also asks assignment OF dow
er 10 he defendant, Jane McEirov, and partition
subieci thereto. The defendants are required to
answer by the 2Sth OF October next.
Sent. 226w. :. w. GASTON, Clerk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
PROGRAMME.

TUESDAY, 27.-All entries must be made
this day. All stock intended for competi
ton for premiums that can be managed,wil
be exhibited IN procession in the ring al
9 O'Clock, after which a class each, o
Masters and Misses Equestrianism. and
young Ladies' Driving horses in double har-
ness.
WEDNESDAY, 28.-The examination will
commence with Class A, continued with
Class B, and at o'clock the contest fol
pacing horses under the saddle, close with
a class for driving in single harness.
THURSDAY, 29.- Continuation of the
general exhibition. in ciasaC & at 2 O'Clock
the cnnies. fes.reeling, hDrses under the
saddle and close with class for driving in
double harness.
FRIDAY, 30-Exhibition in Glass D, and
at ii O'Clock, the contest for fast trot.
ting horses in single harness; at 2 O'Clock,
tho Annual Address, Reports of awarding
committees, &c.
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NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.

Exhibitors. upon the payment of the
specified entrance fee, can enter as many
animals or articles as they choose in Glass.
But when there is no competition in the
same Class, but one prenipm will be awar-
dcd: that may be first or second according 10
merit. Every morning during the exhibit
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
T0 DEALERS TN CLOTHING

IT HE SUBSCRIBER begs Ieave o call the at
j tenion OF Country Merchants TO his extensive
and fine assortment OF CLpTHlNCi, manu- iaciurtd
under his own inspection and by his own work
men, Dealers will find 1t to their advantage 10 in
spect the stock before going East 10 purchase, us
the terms and prices offered will be ound 10 com
pare favor ably with those of Eastern manuiactu-
rers THOS HUGHES,
No. 35, Water Street. corner OF Monroe.
3oyn, Wheeling Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
THE GROUNDS

, Are well set in blue grass anc shaded
with beautiful grove of forest trees, and
thro' it there are winding avenues for pedes-
trisns to promenade; leading from the build.
ings, in the center o. the grove, to the
Horse Ring, which is near half mile long,
thirty feet wide, around which is pedes-
.triap's profninade, twenty feet wide, out side
of which is beautiful carriage drive shad-
ed with forest trees sufficient to make visi-
terscomfortable during the heat of the day;
and around the whole are large and COM
iAodious stalls for the. accommodation Of
stock Of fall descriptions.
Seats will be arranged on the most en-
gible parts OF the ground, for the accommo
dstion of visitors where they can rest them
selves. and at the same time have perfect
view eff the whole exhibition; which, to-
gether with the convenience of good sup
plv Of pure water. from an ornamental
Fountain, to be erected for the purpose Of
furnishing the grounds with water; and the
numerous Saloons for furnishing refresh
ments, will afford more resk pleasure than
is usually obtained al such lSge gatherings.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
DIRECTIONS TO EXHIBITORS OF
FARMS.

Exhibitors of Farms will be expected to
answer The following questions, or as many
as they can, in regard to the msnagemen,
of their farm, for the purpose of ascertain.
ing the expense Of cultivation and the &C.
tual profits arising therefrom. The quap-
tity o land to consist of not less than fifty
acres of wood and waste land. The exhi
bitor who answers the questions the fullest
anc most Satisfactory to have thes pre- feference
lst. How much land is coltaised In youl
farmi How much wood e.nd. waste landl
2d. What is the natrre of your soil and
subsoi! III
Sd. What do You consider thestest mode
of improving 'ine different kindsSof your
soil, What depth 10 you plow, sndlwha'
effect has deep pfowing had on che differ-
ent soils,.
Alb. Have 90 ssed the subsoil plow. il
SO, with wbat effectl y
9Th. WIGS your mode Of collecting
and taking care of your manure1 What
quaEtiiy asd how applied and the effscl
ulon y2dr different soils'
9th. How much lasd do you tMA What
kinds of crops do you cultiyates mi
of land sown or plantedt the tims plant
ing and harvesting! and :he expense O
each kind of tillagei What kind of man.
ure do you prefer for each kind and why!
9Th. How much stocksof each kind dc
you keep on your farm. and which do you
consider the most pro6iable!
9Th. Do you keep regular farm accounts
and can yen state the annual expense, thu
income arispg From it, and the accurate
balance ofsbts and credits!
9th. Give the annual receipts and ex
penditures on your farm, specifying eacf
particular crop.
The above questions will be answered BY
exhibitors of farms by the goth of Decem'
Der, 1859. Exhibitors will notify the ex
amining committee Of their intention t.
compete for premium any time previous
to the 1st day of December next.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
RULES OF ADMISSION.

Any person, upon the payment of $l,00
into the Treasury, is enrolled as member
to whom is issued card Of membership
with bis or her name written on the same,
which will entitle all of his or her family to
admission, except those over 81. These
entitle those lawfully ir possession of them
to free ingress or egress to the Grounds
at pleaure, and at all times on each and
every day to all the privileges of member
ship.
Tickets for admission three times in any
day so cts. Tickets for one admission
only 25 cents.
Children under Is years of age 10 cts.
For horse carriage (member excepted)
Csc.
For horse carriage (meu.ber excepted)
Soc.
Members paying half the above rates.,
No admission for persons on horse back.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
RULES FOR JUDGES.

The Judges are requested to report them.
selves at the business Office on the Grounds
by 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, Wednesday, and gel
their badges OF office.
No premium viii be awarded unless the
articles merit them, a where there is but one
exhibitor, although be may exhibit several
animals or articles in . class, only one pre-
MUM will be awarded, and that to be the
frst or otherwise according to merit.
Horses, Cattle, and all other stock and
articles must be owned by the exhibitor.
fhe Executive Committee will be COM
posed of the Board Of Managers, to whom
all Recommendations COR Premiums or Di-
plomas will be made, whea not specially
provided for in the prize list. Their re-.
ports should be banded to the Secretary BY 9
O'Clock on Friday, in order that they may
be leagsrized before they are read at thet
stand.
Exhibitors will not be allowed to move
any Of their articles from the ground un-
til the evening of the fourth day, without
the permission of some one of the managers.
Members of the same family will not be
permitted to compete for the premium on
the same kind of articles, without paying
an additional entrance fee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
SCHOOL WANTED.

THE undersigned, who mas, for the last fifteen
i months, been studen; OF the Damascus Sci
eltific Academy. is des irous Of entering perma-
nen,ly upon the1husiness OF common school tsacf-
ing. He has ta6ghi in the count of Belmont for
more than six years, and his recent studies have
been specially directed 10 the improvement OF his
qualifications. Satisfactory testimonials OF char-
acter and scholarship can be given: address,
WILLIAM NEGUS,
a63. Darn scnyile. Mah.nirg co. Chic.
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Spring Colt

oPttHS OOH - g 2
Exhibitors Fee as follows. For the COM
petition, of, all premiums above $40, the en-
trance is SIS. And for all premiums under
$40, the entrance feeto be $500.
Exhibitions are required to deposit with
the Secretary, for the use of the awarding
Committee Jan authenticated pedigree Of each
,animal at!he time of entering, or before they
eke their examination. The pedigree to
beWbraken, and to be tested by the proper
'authefhei
Commia5e ALEX. Campbell, jr. Bethany
Va; Thos. 3. Dslzell. Enon. Pa; Levi
Mills, West Liberty, Va; Henry Crangle,
Wheeling, Va; Richard Porter, Wheel
irg, Va.
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tion, the Judges on stock examined the pre-
vious Gag may have the ring half an hour
for the purpose of reviewing. All exhibitors
must become members of the Society.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
BELH0NTGOUNqY FAIR
s..s... FOR 1859. - ~

To be held on the new Fair Grounds,
SOUTHEAST of 81. ClairsyIlie, which
are being fitted up in modern style
Fair TO commence on the 27th of Sept.
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au,s Pills and Oin.msnt-YHlana

- ny HiS H't'' O''''"'e''' 'It1 ~
x.-As a precantion aganst being
5ned BY vile counierfeits of these re.
\ned preparations, see that on every leaf
the books of directions enclosing the
Jokes and pots, the words. Holloway. New
York and London" are impressed in the
form of watermark, distinguishable when
the paper is held up TO the light. The ag
gregate of cures OF indigestion, bowel com.
plant, fever and agne, remittens fever. er
uptions, ulcers, coDtusions, rheumatism. etc !.
achieved by these preparations dnring 1857
evceeds by one hundred per cent. that o
any former year. The demand lin this
couLtry has increased enormously during
the same period.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29

Display Of Farm Implements 8 & d
On all other implements appropriate to
this class an appropriate Premium will be
awarded according to merit. To be man
ufactured by exhibitor.
Committee-John Bundy, Barnesville;
Maj. Sol. Bently, Hon. Thos. C. Theaker
Bridgeport.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
EOUESTRIANJSM.

Each and every evening during the Fair
there will be one hour devoted to Equestri.
puism, by young Lsdies and Gentlemen.
Also for Ladies driving horses in single and
double Harness, to be conducted by and un-
der the personal supervision Of the Chief
Marshal.
Several other attractive features of the
ensuing Fair are not ready for publication.
The execu.iye committee are corresponding
with distinguished Eronaut, with view
of gratifying the public with grand oal-
loon ascension during the exhibition.
The annual ado. less will be delivered at
O'Clock on Ekiday.
The Marshals having supervision of the
several departments will have the assign
ment OF the stalls, and will afford al. facil:-
ties within their power necessary for the
convenience and comfort of exhibitors.
No person whatever will be allowed to
interfere with the Judges while making
their examinations, and any awards made
through collusion or fraud against the So
ciety or any of its members, the premium
will be withheld.
FAT STOCK.-The Judges on Fat
Stock will give particular attention to the
animals submitted to examination. 1t is
believed that all other things being equal
those are the bert stock that have the
] greatestweignt in the smallest superficies.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
THE BUILDINGS

Are Floral Hall, q Mechanics Hdl and
a Farmers Hall, located in the centre
of the grove. These buildings are
Iaf6s. and of sufficient c6paci.y to accom-
modate every branch o. the exhibition de-
signed for the house, in the most conveni
ent and advantageous manner.
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Mlarriages.

Best or Draft &c. ls. by H. Heberling, Mr., j.
Single 80 Miss JOSEPHINE HULL
Brood mare shown = Hull, all Of Belmont CO..
Entrance fee in this the same. Mr. SAM'L
Committee-Johb McCt RY J. BLEAKMORE
Richard E. Frasier, Barnpore. Of Harrisville.
Hoover, MiddIetown, Gu. cosv. D. NJ. Hollster.
Goshen tp.; Saml McCulloug Miss MARTHA
Class E wn, Ohio.
Gole
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ELtFssce fee in this clsaa : 90.
Commitiee--Dr. Capehart. Bridgeport;
Thomas Pyle. Co.efain; George Goseney
Richland; David Updegraff, Mt. Pleasant.
, CLASS F
Fast Horses-Sweepstakes Premiums
Fastest Pacing horse, mare or Gelding; mile
heats under the saddle; Best in
LIST Premium 800; I'd SO; Sd 25
For the fastest Racki6g horse, mare or Gel
ding, underline saddle; mile heats; Best 3
lst Premium $3.50, ID rs, Sd s5
For the fastest trotting horse mare or Ge.d-
ing in harness; mile heats; best 3 ms
LIST Premium 3a00, I'd 100, Sd 30
Entrance fee in this class to be ten per
cent. on the first premium il ten or more
entries are made, If less than ten the de.
6ciency to be supplied by additional entrance
fees, and to be governed BY the following
rules and regulations:
1. Time between heats. For the first
mile 25 minutes and fos every additions
mile minutes to be added. af2
2. Difference Of opinion between the
awarding committee, to be settled by vote,
the majority to govern. All horses compet-
ing in this class are to be properly equipped
& brought into the ring Is minutes before
starting. - ii.
8. The choice of the track to be drawn for
by the Judges. And the horse winning the
heat shall be entitled to the choice of the
track fer the next succeeding heat, the 9TH
ers occupying the same relative position they
did at the termination Of the previous heat.
4. During the contest, no horse shall be
permitted to pass another except ON the out.
side of the track. And the leading horse
shall be entitled to choice of track at all
times.
S. Any rider or driver who shall practice
any thing unfair by which to take undue ad-
vantages, if deemed BY the Committee. foul
riding or driving, shall be considered dis
tanced ,and the next horse to have the hest.
6. Breaking gaits. Any horse breaking his
gait, shall be Immediately pulled TO his gait
by the rider or driver, and allowance to
be deducted by the judges, and if the rider
or driver refuses to do so, the horse to be
considered distanced and the next horse to
have the heat. asg1 a.. -. ,
Z. Dead heats, when made between two
horses, that if either had won, the con-
test would thereby be decided. They two
alone shall start again.
8. No rider or driver to carry logger
whip than is customary in ordinary riding or
driving.
9. The executive committee shall have
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9. The executive committee shall have
power to postpone either of the contests in
this class on account Of un!av0rable weather
or other unavoidable causes&1
10Th. The above rules may be amended
previous to either Of the contests, a ma
jority of the board concuring.
'Committee-Dr. Jno. Alexander, st.
Clairsville; Hugh Nichols, Ohio CO., Va;
James M. Alexander, Wheeling, Va; DR..
]. T. Updegraf, Mt. Pleasant; Jesse Bar
fon Colpraip
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29

on TUESDAY October 25. 1859,
Commttfee-den-oi -oi the Court House in the Town
Clark, Wm Gosser. Isaid county, between the hours
M sd O'Clock. P. N. OF sold day,
SAnSste, 10 wit: ''Siiu in the
Fine Wooled Sheep-a!State oil Ohio, and in the
Best Buck yr old sisna'sa ed On ,ns Pa. Ill, u,
Best do under Tyr Il as follows, TO wit:
Best pen of Ewes :Soat stSo
French Merinos same as the CScHtRY e e. s'00
Saxons the same 7,y, Ohio.
CotsWold and other breeds same. Ent. 4. prsf
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THE FAIR GROUNDS will be closed

THE FAIR GROUNDS will be closed
against all admissions whatever. except the
night watch and officers. at 6 o'clock each
evening. -F-ss
Appropriate Premiums or Diplomas will
be awarded, according to merit. Should
awarding committees have any donbt of the
propriety o. making an award, they will
report their views to the Board of Manag-
ers, who may be found at the Secretary's
Office at all times of each and every day
All stock exhibited on account of blood, the
owners will be requifed to furnish the COM
mittee with an authenticated pedigree -
Competition open to all members of Agri-
cultural Societies upon the payment Of the
specified entrance fee.
CLASSIFICATION.
LIST Department.-Horses, Jacks and
Mules.-Wm.P p. Frazier T. A. Fred, Supt's
H.Pennington Marshall
End Observation-Disclosures Dawson
Supt. David Phillips, Marshal.
Sd Department-Hogs, Sheep g. Poultry.
-Wm. Hardesty, Supt. : Thos. Az Thomp-
son, Marshal
4th Department Implement and Machin
ery.-Shepherd Davis, Supt. VIM. Gregory
Marshal.
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tefson, Supt. c. W.. Carroll, Marsha.
9th Observation-Disclosures Hail.
WIN. Fairs, jr., Supt. Andrew Alexander,
Marshal.
7th Department-Farmers Hall.-Francis
Davis, Snpt. Geo. w. Barnes, Marshal.
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