, 1864-09-29
TIE IOWA STATE FAIR.
The Proceedings at Burlington. Yes,
Gerday.

| LSpecia1 Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribuue1
t. brE11sGToS. H., "Wednesday, Sept, a3,
| Ihe Iowa Ssate Agricultural Fair has been very
vel ATTENDED, TO-DAY, considering that the wsathe,
e'o not tronfss much pfeaeure. In the morning,
It Was dark End lowering and about two O'Clock II
cammeEced drizzlln.: rain. which cont1uuec 1cItb
slight ihtermission. until alter DARK. a. haze
htfcre esated, the display Of cattle, sccp acd ma
chlhcs5 is very fair, while most other articles ot
1s1ta ceon6ny are lot 20 well represented
Gsspts uake very handaoiue Bhow.,lnt ther
cehe mostly rom Illinois, althcu4h ttetc ara eey-
lal Te1E dDe vineyards in this city, the prup,te-
lore OF wE1ch Ecem 10 manifest ltes tn;ere.t IN ,le
exhibition than those from other States.
The hcr=e citplas 1s remarkably slim aad hardly
Goes jurtlee to the Stste.
Sewing machines are fully represented. Mr,
Cht,enden, of tbs Wheeler + wilson, who |. now
recognized as the Napoleon Of the sewing ma-
eh.nes IN inc Wet. has secured very tas.y pa
Et'ds tent, In very prominent position. whers
bis III autiE rIachinee nte exhibited to cr~at I'D,
dreds. in tbis, Mr. Chtt.euden has dIsolayed iis
ns1a! ai shIe M 5daess ahd tsste: The position. If
noehfrg else, gives him eEea. advantage over COM
ptt1tora, ~ They are vi slowed uway In a verY
cus'y and unpleasant locality. iu whit, by cour.
tSy, IL termed the Fine Art Hail.;
= Ptan0s are welt represented. Root <&1Cady. of
your city. get the fri Premium, atd A. Gradoary
the secold. Mssers. Root 8 Cady very generously
Z n
he Sanitary Fair. 1t will Sc disposed Of 1or 1he
bs ueht Of Inst most txcellear cnsri,y. The Saui.
tarJ falr u dolng very good business, aud vii. |
reeve Good many collars tor The benefit Of our
''st 'ta e'uA's0 ieIcasai: PREaiuNs.
The following pfsR,gg1 cIags NS NX.lswafded r to-day:
r, Ca!GeTDnthan M Aelitss sears-1st, A. 4. d ].
eioI1st' J. I: lesk, Macon Co., H.; Ii. i. ].
fsCkEIGl 20, 4. j. DHnfap,,
eGn,nn, u1en, SssseIs, &sIoks + o. 9Ken1st
Ing Sun. Beef Gattle-ist, c. 4, aodman.' s' aaofh'
coms ra.n,s Class Class No. 49,
" 3. I'll dbs3t, nfsMre Barirsioa ia5
Andrew Smith. Burlington. Single Fatm Ma,s%,
's'' j. r. Miller %a1s!ag SIass SS SSn: >
Sheep, mixed breeds, anc wool-huct oyera
ears--1st, r. G. Bonder, Winucoa:o coantv'
IL "a. Janes Jrv10g, Ganv,lle. Bacs oves
1.1 !easw5st, 49,, X. q: b9noer. Eve over geass-lst
Ee Q }ambs-1er. Samuel Gilmore: tInck vesr'
!st, Mathew Fickene, KirkaTlle; buck lam5~1st.
Samuel sha1p, Kntftp.
CLASS No. 9.
Southdownes 2 yesrs-1st. +. n, p;c1.
'1ell "a, m. Ornoof, Burlington. Buck 1amhs
LET, J: q. p,ckerell. Ewes YeaT-1s,. j. II,
'iciereLl 4r P,cke!eu haa a LOT Of tine sou:a
-ouLced trst class, but as there were no cnmpeti,
ora no premiums were given.
CLASS NO. Fl.
SWeepstakes-Duck.-1.t, Pickles and G,n.
rotc, Attksvie.
CLASS NO. Is.
Long woo1-1st, T. q. Boncer, Ill.
GLASS NO 70.
Hegs, enaa;l breeds. boar year old-1at, E. Lay.
on. T. Madison; I'd, s. E. Bouder, Wlnnebaeo
ounty. IL Aged eow-1ss, John Patterson. Biz
!pcton 70, Z: A. Layton. Sow under year-1rt.
Ohm Pstterson. Five pigs -1s,, John PATTERSON
'oar months-lst, E. 4. L,ytoa.
CLASS NO. q,
IargS h5seds, bear ores .sear-1st, Jsnesvllc;
d. J. neaS. R1lstoao. Sow over vear-1st
ohn Pattert or %, =. T. johnson, D9slipptoo'
:o:r 6Morths--Is:, y. 7. johnson. SOW uudsf
y.a1-lsf ~ y; y: aa1eh, Lsc coaaty %. John
'tsry. Five p'gs-lst, Il. II. Leggett, FAIRFIELD.
CLASS No. q
sweepstaket-. boar-1st, Isaac Holiday, Ellis