, 1862-09-06

count Of lameness, and his colts did not ap-
pear The other entry timed as follows: (
Gold Dust, 3:l9 to saddle; Rose, 1888, which !
was coed work for the condition Of the
track Blanche, 347; Billy, 1859.
yrsrs cld,'' there was bur one entry, ''Lady
hy a. G. Fish. who took the pre-
MUM. "Lady Moscow" is light bay fty,
1511l ban2s hiyh, long and rangy, three years
old sired BY Old Moscow, he By Imperial
Defiance; dam by Cochoroch, grand dam by
W& ddelis imported horse.
In class Sc, Is best geld1ng or f11ly. one year
old,$ Calvin RoaleJ Of Rockford, IL, enter
ed : ColieY" and carried off the premium,
ton, Ill, sKate," not appearing when the
In class 81, "best FLY or ge1ding tvo years
old" Calvin Rowiey Of Rockford, Ill, en-
tered Belle 2d,'' and took the premium, be-
ing the cnly entry.
After the premiums had been awarded in
this claEs. the Executive Committee deferred
clatec> 50 and II until next week, owing to
the condition Of the track, and adjourned the
fair for the day.
ranged in the morpiDe was had with Mrs: T.
], LockRood, tho heroine Of the ribbon
e,ncufe TEE Cbairnau asked her if she de-
eired to say anything to the Committee: Sac
replied that she hnd acted rashly In tearing off
the ribbon, and regretted it. She simply de-
SIZE received the premium she had no intention
of throwing it aside, but vas urged to it by
message from b1r. John Bnl!ine OF Polo, t
ILL.,, brought to her by Levi ]. North; by |
TIE cOunsefs OF OF hcrtTlcnQs and the excite
ment Of the crowd. |
The Committee suggested TO Mr. Lockwood |
that they entertained no prejudice againsr her. |
TLeo were only incenaed at the act, and |
doubted not that it was the result Of advice |
from indiscreet friends. The gentleman who !
took the ribbon from the horae after the lady |
had removed the other from her arm, appeared |
before the Committee, ackuo w1edged the act,
but at the SAME time not Seeming TO be atnlct-
ed with any qualm6 OF conscience was allowed
allowed 10 depart.
Tie lady's apology and explanation being
Geemed sufficient. htr premium was reiusta.ed
and she vent off with the Ted ribbon aud
| wleas he'd with smiles. Toe COMMITTEES blandly
bowed her dowd the stairs and the ribbon
e1ulute was ended, after passing vote OF cen-
se1e IN Mr.. Bulin. and excluding him from
competing ut the Fair.
PROGRAMME FOR TO DAY.
FORENOON.
DRAUGuT HoReEs.
Best team Of draught horses. strength aud do.
c4ity berg the tcst, fret premium, $3o; eeeond
| premium, SIS.
WALKING HORSES.
| Fastest walking single horse to harness, first
| pitmiu1n, $25; seccnd premium, S15
SADDLE HORSES.
Beet gcntema3n'su I saddle horee, geldins Or fly
! teau1y and e1J1e btlng the tett. first premium,
| slcH; second premium, $50; third premium, S25
| TRoTT1EG HORSES.
Class Q7--Faetest trottiug gelding or flly. two
yes1s old, to harness, dret premium, $50; second
premium, SIS. ,t,s.. -.
| AFTERNOON.
- auu1k1N- EquEsTR1AEs.
10 thEy6oet accomplished boy equestrian uuaeE
fifteen years If age. first premium, $5n: sec,od
premium, ss5: third premium, szu; fourth pre-
M1um, sl5; fifth premium, SO
LADY EQuEsrR1AHs.
To the moot accomplished young miss {eques-
qsaeF 1sa o
ies!6 p:eRa%4 e ssss1 sea set' Isl; aith premium.
! rRorr1sa HORSES.
Fastest trotting stallion, to harness, first pre-
MUM, SEQ; second premium, S2uu; third pre-
nium, Sl00.
| COACH DOCS.
Class Is Best trained coach dog; premium,
silver cup.
BIG TRoTTNG.
After the exhibition Of the above classes,
q citizens purse Of 81, 600 will be trotted for,
,, mittee may decide or parties may agree, tc
harpese. The Baltimore, Buffl1o, Cincinnati
, | Kentucky, ard New Orleans horses Will CON
! pete. The interest in this class is alte ad5
largely manifested, and !avosites are NAMED
The REBE1. EXIT One thousand eight hun
dred and eleven more Of the Camp Donglal
: rebel prisoners left yesterday for Vfcksburg
making in al 4,020 who have left thus far
There are about 4, ,ooO more to go. The batc1
p which went yesterday were treated to tn
drepching showers before leaving, and wen
5 OF thoroughly wet and completely aisgusted
. nEsERrERs.-Tbe following members {
$ the Seventy Second Regiment are ordered b
authority OF Col. Starring to report then
selves at headquarters or they will be treate
as deserters: Jasper Locke, John s. Bia,
:. David Wyle, Charles Jones, Leander Deva'
VIM. Chadwick, Thomas Fitzgerald, IN
Merrill Miller.
II ARRIVAL or PR1soSERs.-FiHy-two pr1
~ cners arrived at Alton from Memphis on SUI
r day last, and were placed in the militia
3 prison. Among them was ". P Isham, tt
- 20 correspondent Of the Chicago Times, who is
" b1other-in-law Of the chief editor, and uude
e. stood to be part proprietor Of the concern.
H- The funeral Of Captain Timothy Dali
:R who vas killed by the explosion Of the II
e. Union, will take place from the residence
=. his father, on Evans street, few doors nor
es - f1h,.an, av.nna m Sunday ,fser,ooo
49,
bali past TWO oclocK.
The funeral OF Hattie Hill WILL tal
n1ace from the residence OF her father, Hol
H. t;o Hill o. Elm street. this fSaturday> afte
ano,.at . ,,r,oc,5
e. @~'
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-" AoA .3".N.U,
in g"oa "ate1iaa' nea goteea up ~ slus oes1.ao
oue1 Is tae cnaiac'et u oeie1he O. 70 ~
H. w naaooipn st1ee1' nlegaut oostnees sut'7
r. all grades. BLACK dress ffoeRs from common 70
very beet french cloth oeaat1fal oiack pants. I.
K elk, satin, plain and fancy cashmere vests;
n lire Of oxercoats. including the very finest Fren
Ne and Et glieh beavers MessEa. Belding & Co. al
~ have beautiful stock Ct furnishing goods.
nG examination Of this clothing can prove no N.
I'd tnsn miss, at most, and probably hit. 100 a
~ Iva aA1A"''P- oSA~s'' -
e. Madame Cora James can still be found
~ her flee. No 60 " est Randolph street, corner
en- Clinton street where all who wfsh to consult
nd ,,ano, on .h;nou na,tafnin, n 4he nast +ha n,
Or ens "Au - .,,,a ~ eaaas,as - ,a.+