, 1861-09-09
The stase FAIR ut nrteass.:

11o0 p1e3eQt Tddtt&$c0B, 1t IN certain that
the forthcoming Fair will be far more sac.
eeatu3, Ii every respect, than the most IN.
eu3ne friends Of tho project have dared to
predict. Eminent men, interested in the "
xtous departments, &re already arriving from
distant PORTIONS o1 the country. Upwards Of
LOCO entries hare been made, many Of them
from other States, and quite number from
New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and
Canada.
Gtn- Singleton haa telegraphed for h,a fine
siiyc1hetls" stock, and among others "sally
lee'' and Fleetfoot, ~ the three+yesro]d a,lies
which he matched with ]. B. Clay se,inst all
Kentucky, winning one match and receiyfnv
the fo:deit Of $2,c0o in the other. Gen. 4
thinks frcm present indications, that This viii
re the largest ahow Of horses ever held IN ILL.,
nois.
MANY ei the most prominent stoek.groYera
and importers arc already in the city. with
their hseks and herds, among whom are the
following from Central Illinois: Capt. Jas. ",
Brown, A. B. Mcconnell, E. T. Mcconnell.
James Hill and J. G. Bone,
The Chicago and st. Louis Railroad have
notified al other roads that carloads Of stock
that nay arrive for the Fair need not be- re-
shipped that thty will switch the cars upon
their roads, and take them to and from the
Fair Gronnde without charge.
The display Of machinery promises TO be
very large. ?. ". Gates &. Co. have erected
s,aaeis ens'ne upon me ground tor fur
n1ale power io1 1as e1alb1acn OF all the
r4rniueyy rerusx{uo
4A4suets 'e4o's1ng H.
1"e lave ALREADY eeen entered rom
~ aaee4'eaases1s' eonaeetlent, oa1o and 1inols.
eneen5 otos'' o1 sou1n maacnestef, Conn.,
~ ~ 1us eits, aao Lave entered oteeen''oao-
us es'o'nes !of easaIy' ana oteeen aoaaing ass
t'ne7 iof ln1&n.'y' 1ne ses' u -fe-11"s WILL
He.151r 7ade, t,.;ns ~ .-t;,,o. fa..,.:
h7.o, o,.a .1-;u;n.. ,,,,.,. ..--.,-s ~
tor, car.1o,ds 80 ~ - ~,ne., tsa - -.
rh;oa,o n,a 1r;,.no1,-.a 81, ~ 11.1, ~ ~.
~ fre,sh+ .,s-. ,.,o.. 49, 1s:. - A' q. ~
To-;* pa1,,na 49, ~ a'@u ~,
T,,.eao1 - ~ - ~ a1' a-.4.
..to,+ - ~ ~, - - 80 w. 1@S
A. ~ 1s,.:s.. ~. .s .'1toa t:a .a1oA'5 - 0 ' m
p-sso1, ~ ,es1..e a''1 1s.sean, - ~ ~.
he1loon 17ehv % faet S.i1v durjno the Fair
free of charge.
Two telegraph Offices will be established On
the erourds-one BY the Company, the other
in the railroad depot.
Ample arrangements have been made for
the Conveyance OF passengers to and from the
Fair, by railroad, tugs, omuibuses, carriages,
wagons, &c. The Chicago and St. Louis
train will leave Madison street bridge every
hour, commencing at A. NJ, on Monday and
Tuesday, and on the remaining DAYS of tha
Fair, every half hour. Marion Hughitt Eao
Train Master. will rersonaI,v sunerintend +Ee
running Of theee trains, and eyerv effort vii,
be nude to accommodate all WIN NAV v;s1, ~
az all themselves of this route
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en'sa s'@nas'
,,a-cnrstas .,.ava1a4 - o. pls'en4 ue1ns
49, anss1e s..t". ou' -. .ne NeN i'ng1a =,
rso;,nar+. e, ~ h.naateI nsa3 ~ ohppls eau !" .ae
ac.nr,1a.a ~ x,e.a--a, ~ v, NV"
Th;s 1,ao :. a,..1aS s es-. sa1ppea o1nas'
t.-t:1. 80 =. ~4as oe nnns w a'Iiaee ~
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ue"ne s4'tA1 AL ene "esSe1n
1esaoAen'e eA&aA pe e11a1AilS plos4aea"
III Lac una7oaaaole oasue and confusion In
ciceht TO the preliminary organization ofregi-
merits TO meet the pressing necessities Of
#ar, very properly the more substantial de-
names have been first answered Music, be-
Eg considered a matter Of taste and fancy,
has been thrust aside thus far to make room
1or Weightler matters, bat Its influence is now
making itself felt, and imperative calls come
t7cm the various camps and regiments for
bands.
NJ" ~ meee '1ese "an1s as question not
easy o. seintaon' bands having the advan-
ese u .ong e32etaeeee ana combining pro-
4tse'o1S " 1alen' are nos easily 70 .oe procured,
- a4'Ieisns "1s11ee6 pays oester even than
po.neII sA1p4os anea' II sne army. Let an
ee.l essnl, ae"esef' pe e"pioyea' man
~to.~ ~ es@ess "oa4s1'ne, a-o let aiha
ee.-pH1 Aes"ai ieeaal4og "nce8 1or mus
1,.ns - .ae p 'me'pA1 ca'les anu eo"ns OF me
"es,' NV ,,e uo"og "uA1saAi eaaenS o1 sae
s ~ -, - 7p.n mv 1u1ee ioi every reglmsnt
- 49, 49, e. :" 18eousm rs tn'en'9 1ouao
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1,;s+o1ra,. ;5as 7,ra,,a;1s ,,,a,,rr ,,,,;o
that the:r rov ;s +tat NJ nr;v.ta ,ad 49,
e7-or has r,dor,tes1v tent m.nr ron5 ~
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eanee se'au5 eoas'1t VI s"enes-loo1 Piecee'
ole .oa.An " wv "no1S otlioef iseelse 9ne
E., ~ e.s ~ ene!neeio' tAo.t s7aoaf
oeA"9o ga A'aen = 'eeonu 1oafIl' lne pay
.o14 o'aa " ensl'eess' twenks aonafs per
'a'A "Au e2o AeA1oAulns A1s1, khe pay VI