, 1861-09-17
The state Fair.

eadv md N7oho 1,eras,f vvoa1a be well con-
ant ~ III for,o-n snactse]as. a Fair Ground
y q -a,n go, Nv ev.,vwfere take the pre-
.dent md whpn the unhappy adjunct Of
md ia added. description pauses from the
,arrstiye and vade7 out OF the discussion
It is too late to settle what might have re-
ulted OF euccees to the stats Fair, had the
Feathez been otherwise. It viii be Of no ser
Ice low to bewail what are purely and solely
he effects OF the weather. These must ba set
lown On that side Of Profit and Loss which
ecietiss aud individuals accept IS I. risk OF
htfr existence
It will be quite proper, however, now to
divert to sources far enough removed from
which have produced results NOT
more to the loes OF the Illinois S.ste Aarscul.
:u1al Society than to the chagrin and mortlf.
cation Of our city: And theea are ton ,mnor-
liant LONGER to be- overlooked. Ifthere vas a
necessity for silence what time the Fair VA,
or in ,,ro,vrees 7f;t vas heat then IA
refrain from antrnadvars,ons which MIGHT tand
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ea1ee ~ oeep . sut ~ wv elts' tne oos.
e's "As ne'e o1eaui1eu as Ill assoe1"'4oh "
.ee's ".s'.e'e !" nnn assn'asS pti'ste
posAe L. - al o'ea'11 alou " 4 .A4"s.e' ~
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- ~ e ,o.,t,on
s.aS tefesa -. s;.a1ss;oa ,,.. sr1ouad in the
- -aoe rrs-7 thar of..r xaa cboted
F aa e., +h,t time ont notbinp was left
~ +hs country and tbe peop1e but to make the
hacf tf r. The matter will 0n1HIH3E he fHEIF
aired as It is too important to be passed in si.
1.ncc. The socle.y viii. and should ask Of
ITS representatives. whosa interests they we,e
consulting. and it will not be proper for rs or
them to take to task any person or persons
outside the Society. for purely and simply coz.
smiling their own.
The societv is +he 1o.er bv Several thonsand
dollars by carving the Fair six miles and q
half away from the cit7 in direction the
communications with which were unpleasant.
fnadeona.e. and for the latter reason DANCER.
on5. and to a site which ron15 mead
aeason of d1onpht II, render II frae frono tho
oh,.,tio ona of sof1s 7,arsbv and ,.oo-,v ars7r-
81 snscent;h1e of ,nd tat;no tina1v =, r,rd
49,: ~. ~. e AsAy W A.1o
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o e ~. ff-, .pE1a y. "a' AZ .ne
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1Au W "s3e' pe'AueA eA'.ous uou' 'ne
! "eeA @no e.ocA Auu'' "ta'e eApe1ieaeeaa ioofo
eetl"oe es'i t11An nAe ses nappeneo u tnen'
| ~" eone a1aeeete enas Luz INJURY Ii
pertinent one' IL Is aus 70 previously
pleogea preference 1or tne onef presented BY
Mr.. cage, and ehgat and incompetent e2-
am1na11on OF otner proposaas~ Ihe commit
tee OF the eoclety visited thls elty aud were
snoWn 1nree Iocanons aFanaole, WHICH were
offered them-one at Cottage Grove, one IN
the South DlEi5aon, near hingelg flace, and
the ul1d, brlehton- iheg maze their seiec
ton, and the tauure at Brighton Is the result
Ii the discussion OF the matter at that time
was as Was pronounced IL me home organ o'
ftes'oens san 1pps' lp]os'oos ano senoing &c
ei1ppie t"9 u7e.s'so y. sne ooeie.e' l.
ee''oin4y ~" LILLE 1o1 nim ~ eons.oet villa
peasoneA oeon W AAe - pA4. ~" uees sonuhes ~
W ta0 ase.u.n'o7 y. 'n' A9'osla'Aon- !ue4<
Me sone aA1luAee "n1ea <A0 "oi@ snAu o1un
oe7a have a4.,n .. e. ~, so,.+,
o.,a~ &c., 49, 80 asat,s, ~ ~ ~, ,o,..soa ~ II NJ -;
hsa hse1 ,,;@-nsn.oea sna h.s ss,,1 agzra,
: .t - .;1r ;.s~,1.;.-- 49, se ~s
1-set;sa - ~ 80 e. - eAa;o+.. ~, w - a1.-,
: - e: :, 49, 49, ..,s,s.,.a O. o.
carda1 IT, malt heveraoes and ths hra1e4
hs1nnn 4hsi- d7s s,n,nnt ~ snacs ,na 1ror,
nsn.s v1,;ct 70 anhm;t thew largely excae
a. R15,hton second evi, attained to II
DEMONSTRATION, sna rnanaoemen+ n 4he AVN
+he,tre and stoct Ring vh;ch the of17 cera :
. +ha s,c,etu vara cn,neh,e n o,,o.;,a si,n,
hnnr,s --,sterce Thia stock Rtng "a nsn.,fg
/ s1iobt1v marked enclosure. on,n to view =
f I'll s,ds. Int xos ~ Rr;eb+on ho,nded v;tt
b c,ose h;gh hoard fance eth M othar noaa;h7
r -,s ~ nn,ncae than tn torce all 1rba ,von,
S nnae1 favorable Circumstances see tbe stoe
l. m evhih,tion. tn nav txentv.fve centa IN NJ
y cooa fo- a3nn;s.,o1, to eaata n tba ann1+b, :,
n ~. .horoa a-zt,-t;..,to 49, ;a.n-are, 49,
ia -. =. 49,. ~ n.
n .H'1s ,as.s - ~ 80 800 ~. c.. GO. g.. G..
q .. .N..t.ss .,s.1s -, 4.,.o - =.
Z ' ,-1.e- ee' -
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pockets; allowed rare shows, hairless mart
es fat women, pig faced ladies', and the old o.
er nal alligator to invade the grounds, and fin
ID " ran the whole Institution to 30 low an e
n Of morality se to actually have proposed 8
at advertised to make the Fair Grounds gra
nd ecene Of Sabbath registering and dissipatfol
ch We have something more to say of Il
n Stock Ring, Il WAS eneroesed from ita pr,
;a1 er uses to others at the free election of thf
In interested in the saIe of seats in the Amn},,
"a atra, and the farm stock wer, hnst1ed as
80 ana c,orasd ont for bo-aa-r,o,,r and nm,
-. .ro11o ,ba 1o4+a, ,aa ofF h1 ~. p-a-;daat
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