, 1864-09-23

AItilah1ent oull dLo oFooPinE, and weak
ol8 and 219, With disposition to sell shor
Ut even Il lower figure. TIE Chtckahomio
cbitflain has burst up another army, an
this time mighty mean one,
II 4 glorious rally YVES held at Bryan Hal
last evening to~celebrate the Shenandoah
victory.
TnEm1curGANs FATE FAIR
The Proceedings a7d Incldents. Yes
| tSpecia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
KALAMAZOO. M1ca, Thu1pday, Sent. y
The crowd at the State Agricultural Fair 4o.d.,
has been immense Probably from twenty :.
twenty-five thousand people were present. Th,
I. wind has blown almos. gale during the 5ay. unf
the vofnme Of dust WAS terrible. Ha,., bonnets
shawle. &C., went capcrlng over the ground II
great {ro,uttou, to the gtcat annoyance or tnetm.
mediate eudereKs, md amusement OF the rest al
the crowd.
Although the Sanitary Fair Was virtually opened
yesterday. tts formal Inauguration did not take
place nbti1 to-day. On this occasion, Cos. Blair
r4sde very able and patriotic address, which
challenged tho wa1mest enthusiasm Of the audi
euce.
Business With the ladies' in charge has b>en' 'rerv
T.
Donations from the exhibitors have been yery
generoue+ including, as I stated in ny lat dls-
patch, $500 p1npo by oIr. Rcsd Of the Tempe OF
Music in Chicago; sewing machines by Grover &
Baker, Wheeler & Wilson. Wilcox & Gibbs, and 1
believe two Of three other agents; sheep In large
numbers; agricultural implements; IN fact one
o. more of almost every important article On ex-
hbi11on.
mott eeneroue npu especially has their generosity
been qulckened by the noble aud gratifying rictorY
Just achtevsd BY the gallant Sheridan In th= sac-
Mr. WORTHY, 3eweler Of this c,ty. WA III.
lucky holder Of the ticket eh eh drew the elegant
piano contributed BY Mr. Reed, Of your1dy.
the two previous cass s. COO In all. $3UOO Tnts
| ie conslucrably }azRer than last year.
Ihe ssniIsT5 !. receipts 70 day ~ TeFe e. about
| viii probably carry II up to $l5O00. :.
| The fotio EtIE premfnme were awarded to-day:
| CLASS TWO.
Devon CA1nE.Dul four years or oEer-zst
| premium, JCha Allen, Branch comfy.
BILL IwU JtarH-1st, John Allen.
Cow four sears-lst JuAu Allen; %, john
Allen.
COW three ycnss-1st. John Allen.
he!fers tao years-let and I'd, John Alien.
Heilcr Ca1-1st and 20. John Allen.
LLASs EIGHT.
Cnoss BLOOD AND GRADE CAT71E-Cow i've
years snd oyt1. IT premium; Robert Goud,
Attsco, 20, Richard Daniel, Kalamazoo.
kalamazoo; 20, L. c. MuEr1l, ConstoeE. He;tet
-one 3ear. lit premium, D. /. Allen. Kalamazoo
Heller Calt-1st premium, r. Daniel, kstamazvo,
CLASS NINE.
WoEk1so 0xEs-Pair working oxen, fve yea,s.
Let premium, Q Mectmnn, Manchester.
Pair sletrr, four 5ests-1st, Jebeuiah Benedict,
Puir s:ec1s. three yca:z-1st. Robert Gould,
Ct1fsco.
CLASS TWENTY ONE.
Ja.ka, Mules, Spanish or Maltese Jack-1Et
s.Ttf 11y,E~ .Tr Erhs
J.ek, Que year old-1-1 a. s. Barr, Adrian.
*. !ennCt, with foal q Aiue-1tt, 4. = Dany.
VI Fnif M. nuietTist Geo. $. hlkes, sherman-ed,
Barry. '~~N ''''''N WV 'eA. a" g.
show Of are young mules-.st, Benz. Drake, Jr.
CLASS FOURTEEN.
Horses, p,an5:,y th9Foaxh95ed stallion oysr fur
sisl'iou three .eass-1s1 H. y. Brown, Farming.
Stallion two ycsrs-1st, George Graham, K.:..
maxoo.
sts hon one ye.r-1st. De1j. Drake, Jr.-
nsooG ana1e lonr years AID or1-1st, Richard
Fl II rwo ycHre-1r., Richard Lewis.
CLAeB SEVENTEEN
DRArT HoEsEs-S!a1ions. forr years sud orer;
II: }. S. fanE7rk, CA1anazoo; "a. A. Scbasner'
Stallion, three .care-1tt, #. Il. Knowles,
Pair craft horaee-1s9 Samuel Balcb, kal.-
mazoo.
CLASS NINE.
CARE1ACE AsD BE6GT ubEsEs-Psi, csrrfare
horets ossF sixteen hands end over four years old
r.. A. Z. De5oe, Adrian: I'd, 4. j. Dean, Adrian
Matched carriage horses under sixteen hand, and |
over fo1r Sea1A ud-1At, L. =. Berry. Adrian; ID,
MArcHED CAKntAGr HoRExs-Thrre Ycars-1st
Robert Gould, cass Co. I'd, G. B. Hawiey, Com. |
SINGLE BrGGE HonsEe list, D, D. Davis, Al
legal TO. "a. E. D. Beach, Batt1e Creek.
CLASS TWE:iTY.EfaRT.
LONG Wool SuEEr-Buck Three Tears or Over
1T, Z. B Smith, Kalamazoo. ID, James Taylor,
haiamaxoo; M AID = 6uck t"o 5ears VA. 1st, James
Tes1|ne nuck-1,t, F. Davis. Kent county.
Pen OF Ave eve lanlbs-1st, G. B, Smith I'd, F.
r. Of I three ewes, three yeass-1st, JAIME. r4s.
Fe9 Is of Ih5ee sm two yesrf-1st' James TAy.
I'd, James Taylor
CLASS TWENTY-FIVE.
Thoroush.bred Merino sheep, buck Of any sgs-
IL IL. y: ". hogosm' Vermont; I'd, H~aoooy=ar,
Eve Of NY Age-1st, It. n. Brown, wa=htcn.v
CLASS THIRTY.
& ~ TSSes os;i James
chester White Hoat-1st, j. Z. T1bbetta, De-
troit; I'd, .. q. 11bbe.te4
u. =, IJHCe6A.
Fat Hog-1st- Z. Daniels, Kalamazoo
CLASS FORTY.TWO.
EPEcNESs OF SORGHUM SuaAR:-The two first
IND TWO steond premiums for specimens OF sor-
:num suea, and tyrop we're aEarded to joel G.
The specimens are very c+editable to Mr. Gar
etson'B rkill in this iine or home manufacture.
j, :; Beach eot The frss premium Tor specimens Of
Michigan sat.
CLASS sKTG-FoD1.
MlsC11IANEoUe.-The following articles were |
l~ard.d silver medals:
, Fret osc.llasinE saw haoclnss, cut By P. &A.
bundles cut etaves, A. Geieee, Kalamazoo; model
dder and vine pI-ea. c y. Deksy, New York:
south Betd, Ind. automatic gae machlne, Henry |
lumhn. Detroit; rotary planning machine Tor iron.
n. s. Phelps: model propeller stesn engine, do;
'rcs, eame: epedmens Of copper, iron ore, silver
,re, stone pas4er, lead and other minerals, to 4.
Mnutell. Coms:ocE; Little Giant Stump Fuller, |
nschil.e, r III son, St. Joseph; model grain scale,
Alerich ! ..haw, ttnswer; combined Tipping tool
hall lathc nttach1nent. +. D. Aylkoop, WYnkoup;
aouel EteaIn cugine-G. f. Green, Kalamazoo. |
Aouel hotec shoe-Gcorro Custer & Bro. Of liz
hlft. -+eyen. Dairy and household artices-bst |
'ntyGtfal c1otheswrt! gsf; 1E;t, K G: Browning,
nszoo. Dttt .eatef dTawez-drst, d 4. Shermsn,
.a1nmazoo; feGond. K Dcnpets> Kal.m 400. +
Faebtng Mschine--frst, ]. 4. Cram, Bystuu
ccohd, II. {. Crouch, Detroit. =
HORSE RACING.
At clock, p. m, last horses were called. The
nj ptlze belne a ctiiZene pure OF Que hDaGred |
olsrs. for the 4os1est ru1ning hozsc, the cnsret
e1t:
II, Rock Miranda.by 4. L. chappc1. of De
q. Wild Indian. by D. Fakes. Of Kalam,zoo, y
WLd Indian won the race in 1:4GH.> L1rge =
pools had bten made upon the race, Rock Nj.
'pda being decidedly the favurite.
,rot followed, ior::one hundred dollars. The
1t1-Ame1lcan Star BY Roach Of Penntylyania,
2d-Grey Eagle, ty I. b. Frsrkl1n.
$d-ve:rnonr Hero, BY Cornell, Of K4launazoo,
1he y tsot was won by American Star inx.s9x,
Tic large numbsr Of cxnm.uasious made tod.v y
regtntet That a!te1tion TO the turf winch the mn.
lence ANTICIPATED, aud many vent home disap.
1e exclusive attention. | Il
IRE RAILROAD CALAMITY. +
urth+r nnd Appalling Horrors OF tho :
n ccent ACCIDENT on tho Penn. nan. b
road. {
Thursday, Sept. a2.-From an 8
bio gentleman, passenger on the wrecked train. =
t bsvc Inrther particulars Of herecent app. ling ?
cldent On the Penns,-vania Central Railroad, + +
sterds5 morning.
y ni.ht. aud 9. o'cIccx next mqtuinR ran into
freis ht train, demot1shinE the engine and 1aud
the baggage car On the top Of the dsss paaeen-
: ca. which Immediately eaueht IRE Oar in-
re- was greatest. E0nd cout8tn dbout ttxty pAs.
neets, and but seven or eight arc known to
~ sSe e-e1ptd. The doors were locked The car
le paecaec cat. Coals from tho locomotive fired
&c na2s:ese car, which WIS communicated to the =
assgnEsf st. snd caused explosion Of theKas