Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
Eleventh Indiana State. Fair.


FOUr.T.. DAN-
YESTERDAY, We had some rain. some rtud. and.
q. The Scriptures say, much and maj 4 people.
were there ~ithal, and ladies' especially almost
knee deep thereon. were upon the beautiful
grounds We say beautiful grounds. because We
are instructed authortatively 20 savs IT, We
hope anybody. male or female. Iittle child or
soldier, who has been there will take TO Offense
a. Us Tor saying IT, We are simply ent ea vOring
To come 10 the point. and will Il: the first
place announce that
according 10 every prOgnOstication and dag
nosis, will be large day-sublime. spei. diferous
magnificent, Unprecedented. unparalleled. un-
aPproachabe Fair Diana. the huntre,.s Of the
heavens the goddess Of the silver bOw; msjesti-
cally, last night. waved only Of he. arrows.
and dispelled every meteorological phenomena
IN the shape OF pretending vapOr floating in the
/ atmosphere. cumambient Of this greats growing
and prosperous citadel aud metropolis y the II
/ lustriOus Commonwealth of Indiana To-day,
therefore, repeat, will be a remarkably fine
one; one Of the best Of the kind ever fanulac-
tured-nO dust, no mud. and thousands upon
thousands OF gentlemen, and thousands and
thousands OF ladies' will undoubtedly be fPOn the
ground. This leads US To speak Of
MADEMOIsELLE cARoLIsTA :
most beautiful woman-artistic, and; dressed
In flesh colored tights-and who, 70 the e.rrat edi
hcation OF venerable sinners. male, having opera
/ glasses and other instruments 70 obst,ve her
walked again the eight" rope Yesterday Her
performance will be repeated. and. on lhis sub
ject, a contemporary remarks:
1--WE are requested 70 say that Mad, noselle
Carolista, the beautiful rope walker wills give an
exhibition on the fair ground at i A VI TO day,
and also at p. NJ. Her feets were seel by an
immense crowd on yesterday"
Another contemporary, commenting; on the
above, says:
1.-THE young lady's feets we're indeed ssssen and
admired by vast crowd. nor did the SPECTATORS
stop there"
Another contemporary adds
yes. they (the crowd) looked about tiyo feet
higher"
ATTENDANCE
Two THOUSAND tickets were sold ye.terlay
These do not include the tickets of exhibitors or
season tickets This, for a rainy day, Was very
well
TROTTISG AND PACING
Yesterday the time track was TOO we, To
day, forenoon and afternoon, the perform. nces OF
the ring will absolutely come off, and, OF course,
every one will be there to see
MR. A. J. HOLMES
being the gentlemanly Superintendent, 4 every
thing upon the ground * always in Admirable or
der. He is one of the most eff Gent of officers
BAND OF MUSIC.
will be the ground at 3 o'clock this forming
aud perform on wind instruments throughput the
day and succeeding day of the fair
UNTIL SATURDAY
The management have resolved to ksep the
great show open until SHUTDOWN Saturday: in
der to give all a chance 70 yisitt.
CITIZENS rNDIANAPoLrsl
you, above all others. ought to be on II Ind to.
day and tomorrow Your city derives; great
benefit from the annual exhibitions of the State
Board of Agriculture. Your merchants. your
mechanics. and all in business. Literally pat
ron'zed by visitors from throughout thi State
whenever We have fair here For thisiwhole
week your hotels have been crowded. You n
questonably have been the gamer. Therefore
to-day and TO morrow visit the fair and bring al
your wives and daughters. your sous. youn neph
ews. your cousins and all your acquaintances,
male and female just as they were created.
The examination of stock takes place II day
and will be intensely interesting. The9e are
some beautiful animals of all sorts on the bound
SORGHUM CONVENTION
will be held in the Supreme Court room, State
house. tonight. We give this informitiouiin de-
tail, although not strictly in order i'm a faithful
and accomplished State Fair report
BAKER HEATH's DISPLAY.
These gentlemen from Walpole Hancock
county, exhibit an improved or rather nek re
irigerator. The principle s different rrofn all
others. from the fact that it can be succes July
used either with or without ice; is ,elul It'd bv
a new and novel process; economies an.l Is IA
perfect preventative against all kinds of enemies
;. to the preservation of meats, &c. II his M
superior in the market and is just what the public
wants.
MADAM0IsELLE CAROLIsTA, AGAIN.
We forgot to state above that this beautiful and
accomplished virgin will walk the susplded
tight hemp bliudfolded. back ward AMI for ard.
Many BriggydeArs will, including some rrvhtes
be on hand to see it. most positively.
THE "RuSDEL HAY ELEVATOR"
The above awarded first premium yves
terday 1t was tested lOng>ide OF Woods, "
and the committee unanimous above
The fork was exhibited bv Mr. G Runde, OF
Cleveland. Ohio. for r. J. Run del i Brothers.
Chicago. IL work Ell easily, lifted large pad,
and discharged without clOgging or che! Hing.
The prongs are made from the best of steel. and
the fork has easy aud correct method of dis
charging at the discretion of the pitcher Mr.
Rundel claims great advantage on this fork. and
IT, IL certainly did the work most exceeity,
and won great favor from those who saw It.
ZINE MATCHED HORSES
Our attention was attracted TO a fine par of
dashing high clrraiged IN ltched horses driving
gracefully around the ring. They riveted tthe
attention of every sight seer and judge of food
stock On irquirng We found they were owned
by Col Vance. OF Charlottesville. this State ,pne
of the most enterpr~ing citizens OF our State and
a spirited lover and breeder of good stock he
Colonel held the reins. and accompanied hy
one Of our most distinguished citizens The
high encomums passed on the uniform move
ments magnificent style and speedy travelling of
the amin ais To question bv the thousands of s9ec
tators. was a higher tribute than the award of
any committee Col V. can feel proud of his
entry. and will always be welcomed amongst us.
THE II. NANNY REAPER AND MOWER.
In mentioning this machine yesterday We
made some mistIkes but did not misrepresent or
: underrtte the proprietors We do not know At
/, present writing whether it was awarded premi-
, um, but We DO know that it has received more
! honors" than any other machine made in she
West Mr. Knowlton. of ROekiall. Illinois, is
general agent. and the machine Is manufactured
in that CITY bv Emerson & Co. the senior
member of which i present. aS well A. the agent
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