, 1865-09-30
FROM BURLINGTON.
The Iowa State FaIr-C1osins Day's
IsrocccdinEA-The Presidents Speech
awards, &C.
SGnaclnl HesnateI, In fAn E.lIAae.n Trihune

The Iowa St&te Euff-Cf08fuE Day'b
FrocccdinEA-The Presidents Speech
awards, &c.
tSpecld Despatch 10 the Chicago Tdbune1
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept ~.
This IL the last day Of The FaI1. The weather In
The morning WINS very unpropitious. IL 1t has been
each morning Of the Fair. The attendance during
the day has been quite la1ge much larger than could
have been anticipated under the alrerse circuu-
stances Of The weather, If 1t had been fkir In the
morning, the attendance would have been immense,
Is two or three very attractive tros wero advertised
to come OF during the day. Notwithstanding all
drawbacks, the FaIk in every respect has been
perfect succcss. AZ IN exhibition, 1t e1cells any
thing ever held in the State, This Is particularly
the case In the four great features OF agricultural
economy, viz: ho,res, catfe sheep. and agricultural
implements. The exhibition OF sheep was the beet
ever eaw. Iowa Ia ambitious In taking thf 1ead
On sasSP hs ben N
The race track has been The 1eadlnS feature to-
day.
1he premiums were one hundred and aify dollais,
one Hundred dollars and scve1ty yfyr dollars. There
were three enlE1es-Tom uYel, BY j. G: Simpson; !;
naahaw, by starr Co.. and kzkwood, b5 Il. >.
. spost il vas but feH sass e. ss'e sss
r. MT pIize vas .aken by Ton, llyer; the see-
The race WINS followed bv cra1,d procession of
ali winning animals and r,achtnery, The procas.
Zion vas an imposinr ons-naehinesy completely
around the half mile ttnck.
Af1cr The procession followed handsome
exhibition al bow ind rfrls1 horsemanshfn Theef
ent,irs tyere nv ft1InwH: Sarah 1,Hr3en. fnrffnr,
ion Georrc G. Ueury. Burlington: Eddy Wood
MN Wcsf PnInf Efank Tnffer. M. Pleasant :.
John ". Gilbert, Burlington; =. g. Laaea, Bur.
1'f}rten md E5;sv Wnodnasn fook drst prcniI1Ims.
~ 4feh II aIH Il G,ibb+ Sor9 s"9@
Az 49," vun.t at,s, ~ o.. ~ I5s a.a ..., Ahnt.
~ .aue 9.u s .Asses -, salnltea ~
hn, x ~ II hcs ~ ane g
70 detsfmine @ @ tneil fSMnsc a.1 meka. Eaay WOOD.
1an WY tonk tne M!st pIGainM u 9nly sGsen
{ca1s oio, 9uo nis you!h Iatuer t1an Ala sxll N
holsenansaip !ook 9he p91Zs y oneoiehee 70 tae
nanoatea q .hs n aualcnce Wnlca WI nnnistakabiy
ef1p1esEea3, 'of nts aoe' Aaslef Eoay 1oae e3eei'
lenuy Nell. .u.-,x.
1Ae equestrian e5hibition "as followed by trnt,
Mhle1 was inendeu 70 oe me great feature Of the
Gay, hu&, HEiof1npa!eJy, pnt tWo horses we're en-
teIed, st follows: ,"Nab9ellth," ~ John Eonlak !;
,Laooio, formerly Julian 10Y" By d. Simpson
y u Has anosfstoca !nat COLE hostes were owned By
Inc same Ea5y ana Il vas manifest thas thsre was
slabula' Won both heats Time: G46 and 2:45
VI con!se II VIII ne feaa1iy understood TINT "Sa-
boclish' Was rot allowed TO tall ~:
PRESIDENT Mciepay then declared the Twelfth An
nnai Ut r. q 'as; Iowa staIe Ag1eultnsal Society
Laatts ord o1lttsEen i affords inc Er=at pleas
1rc at the coae OF this exhibition to thank you
End all, for ronr attendancs here, and publicly
oreE to you my ealncsf acknoWledsm for yonr
confidence nnd fasor while it has been ny pleasant
mJtelf Of the opportunity oi returning taanis for
The CDGrxyY and efficiency with which YQp. mr. a8ao-