, 1866-09-14

TIC SIKH Exhibition OF the Horne Fair
"A Terrible Sufclde-A Fast Stallion
A Rrcnd.nnd. Isutter CaudIdnte-Cor-
ner Stone I.nytnE-PolItIca1-Su
ing Ituprovcmcnaa-The Mcrchanta*
Union E1prcss-Crops.
Correspondence Of the chIcaeo Tlihune-I
KALAMAZOO, September Il, 1867.
The Sixth Annual Exhibition of the Ka{a-
'lnazoo National Horse Show opens on the I'd
Of October, and continues four dayr. Indi-
cations are that 1t will DO even more SUCCESS.
ful than heretofore. Over 5000 In pre-
m1ums arc offered by the society, and the
citizens have just offered special premium,
to be trotted for on the 1st day, of S1Oo-1st,
for stations, (owned in the state on the
1rst day Of Septe1nber,) two miles,
best two In three to harness, in three pre-
mtums. first, $500; second, 500: and third,
95o-nnd second to horses, mares or geld
ings that have nevcr made $50 In public.
Dexter and Patchen, Jr., are among the fast
Others are expected to be present and try for
the liberal premiums offered. Great itn-
provcments have been made to the track,
grounds and buildings, and new stables
erected; and sufficient preparations are
being maae 70 make comfortable all that
may come From entries ni1eady made the
succcss Of the Fnir is insured. II The day
and trnck arc favorable the owners of Dexter
viii attempt 10 beat Flora Temples unpar-
alie,eo u t'ne ~ eA,ucs VI S;17s+ on tnG fesJ
teld OF hef triumph. All tlc buildings
which interrupt a view of Ithe cntiIc
course are being removed.
A man naulAd Holt committed suicide in
this village on Monday last by swaliowin.
strychninc. He lived in Paw Paw, and by
1ls e9atss treatment .! 4is "lle sue aoall'
with him. He had m interview with her Mt
raw raw on sunday, When she aVowed her
purpose. which seemed 10 have very d.
pscts1hE ctiect UPON nun IiG came 10 haia.
nIfss. k9 .at ox.s sui 1;, esen WneFe t~G oi nas
MY Wa,,,s msse ~ s t1s WV MS M
~, .n.e. sen"s u"u tne MAJ !Aprh1a. III we'll
oul upon LUG stoop VI Tue nous;s, sent ms
tpoy poy ~ 12e CUP; anu wien y was Drought 10
nun took from rs sue pocket riai o. the
rotsem, laasea - in.o @ she ear, asnnS .,' II n.,'
sI. wv We G son ,,i J." ~ taost ,.un of
~ ,, i1,nns ,sns @'5 s"at ~
tI,n t1rri,ri,t ti,nt IN ii, a,,,s,na hi.,.,,,
snurtcfi far, 1,ia ,nnuti, anJ f'r,. '''' 0'''t
pT,.,9,ta,ri % NO 'nua.n aa.,;n nno es, McnI .,,o
f,.',.;!.a y. a, ,ot,tus sanlaou " thS
tra,,dn ns s!geh, 1o, paS peen aong se1ne Goo.,
Ea"ic # 1sa,ti,. f,rcck fcm. s,,vs aS,,cr II,
tnrcn strni.ri,t Seats ,non y"rv s,c,,rv -
track, with comparative case, In 3:4s, a:ia
and a:51. maklpc lie DIST halr mills on tic
second lcat in las, liz trois In Jnckso,, OF,
III ,rsday, Of this week. for 800. aculnst
Black Warrior, Lady Ellis and Biack Ba,
shaw, mile hcats, best three 10 I'VE.
General Lotinis, of Coldwatcr, the newly
arrointcd Assessor Of this dlstrlct, maaea
vislt to hsscssur House here last week, anu
informed MN that he should enter upon th9
duties OF the Office October LIST, and should
remove tho office to Col1watcr. He viii
doubtless ilnd. for several months to CONG
maj 4c fins drawn nm elephant oi large u
| nlensions, ny the machinery Of tue Internal
~ many. AHdy's new npp0lnter5 will iihl
this line OF business no siMccltrc, md unless
they cnn secure the services Of those wht
have for years studied Its complicated work
l!'E;ss. Will sigt, deeply mud often for softc1
slices Of Prcsfdentinl crust.
Ihc eornss.stonc OF TUG new and splendat
shaseA ea'itss OF the MstM1ist tlirSolsa
Society ot this place, is to be laid IN Thurs
day, by Bishop Simpson.
Colonel I. ". Cnrfrnius, Of Kalamazoo
late of,hc Sixth Heavy Artillery, was nolnI
mated for State Senator last Saturday, aut
.: T.: Fellows was rc,gniinated tor n iKeIrs
sentative h'r the Third Legislative District
4 partial solllcrs' ticket wasalso nom!natc'
for county oilicers. Hon. Charles Upso'