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The Louisiana Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, November 29.-lhe Convention
to-day endorsed the removal of General Mower ana
the abolition Of the cotton tax.
Judge Tallaferro not being present, Ingraham'
colored, was appointed temporary chairman.
The Times, In editorial accuses schely, late
" appointed Clerk in the Second District Court by
General Mower, of swindling the Paymasters De-
pastment, and says that he was arrested md sent
out OF the Department by General Candy, End
refers to that officer ard the records OF the pay de-
partment for proof
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SUGAR MAKING IN LoU1sIAHA.-The F-anki u
Banner informs US OF the progress OF sugar
making The last number received has tine follow
ing. I'VE hear OF some of our planters who arc
making hogshead and quarter Of sugar to the
acre, and three barrels of noIasses to 4 hogshead
OF sugar. The great complaint generally is that
the cane ls not as sweet as usual. Cane that
makes but hogshead and half to the acre THIS
season is large enough to make TWO hog5heads.
there has be N too much rain, and the cane is two
or three weeks behinl time :"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-ALL PER-
SONS indebted to the Estate Of the late BEcKMAN Nc
CALL, Auconeer, Of Chrrles.on. deceaaed are called
upon mako payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims on the said Estate to present them proper
ly attested to WILLIAM 6. BENSON,
Nnunrnher o1 thsR Administrator.
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Our Washington Dispatches.

TRIAL OF LIEUTENANT D2A1EE-sURRATrs TRIAL
CONF. Ra1AT1oS IN SENATE OF HORACE GREELEY
THE MEssAoE-rHE INDIAN wAn-sENTENcE or
cUsTAE.
WASHINGTON, November 29.-Lieutenaat Braino
will be tried under an indictment for piracy.
sulratt viii probably have change OF utnlre.
Admiral Jno Drake Sloat died to-day, aged
eighty-seven years.
The House was not in session.
The Senate was in Executive session about three
hours. They confirmed Horace Greeley as Minis
ter to Austria; General Caprou as Agricultural
Commissioner, and A. c. Hunt as Governor o
Colorado.
The expenses of the Indian Commission amount
ed to $50, 600.
Indian Commissioner Taylor attributes the sad-
ing OF the In Ian war to this Commission, and
saws it has been the means ofsavng ST. o000 900 pei
week.
All were present at Cabinet meeting, includ-
ing Mr.. Wells, who has recovered. The draft oi
the Message was read.
The receipts from the Internal Revenue amounts
TO 81, ,Os7 900.
The sentence Of General Custar suspendine
him from rank and pay for one year has been con-
frmed.
The workingmen of Pistsburg have nominated
full city ticket.
A joint meeting Of Democrats and Republicans
opposed to impeachment has been called at Faneui
Hall, Boston.
The Philadelphia Stock Board Rooms have been
thrown open to the public.
A count shows thirty majority against the ma
jority report on impeachment The impression
prevails that Wilson's report will be adopted.
There is strong disposition on the part Of Demo
Gratis to debate the matter, in order to ventilate
the absurdities Of both Wilson's and BoutwePs
reports. @
The Senate rejectad stillweil, of Indians, as
Minister to Venezuela.
Irs. Cobb has made en- interesting and touch
ing statement, claiming that she has been forced
before the public by detective Baker most inlu-
riously. She nsver was at the Kirhwood House,
and never knew Mr.. Johnson until he was Presi-
dent, when she was presented by Senator'S Wace
and Chandler. She Is in destitute circumstances
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February :
THE MARIOV STAR,

HSTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
L. published at Marion, S. c. in the central portion
o. the country and offers favorable medium 10 Mer-
chants Druggists Machinsts, and al classes who des1
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit Of advertising patrons, W. Il. In
addition to subscription list, which is constat " M
creasns, publish and distribute gratuitous coaea o,
the STAR, during the business season thh Fall
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
W. j. McKEEALL4
rd,to, an@ pror-1et
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such orders will be made as may be necessary
While the General thus vindicates his purpose 70
respect the liberties of the people, he wishes oil
to underestimate that armed instructions or forciole
resistance to the laws will be instantly suppressed.
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agrIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES, FOB TEE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CARO-.
LNA.-IN The MATTER OF ANDREW JORDAN,
BANKRUPT-BY WHOM PETITION FOR ADJUD1
CATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS FILED ON TIE lsrH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. a. D. 1867, IN SAID coURT.-N
BANKRUPTCY-This is to give notice that on the 18th
day Of Novembsr. A. D., 1887 Warrant In Bankruptcy
was issued against the Esta Of ANDRE" JORDAN, OF
Darlington District and State Of South carolina, who
has been aduds Bankrupt on his own Petition; that
The payment OF any dab,s and delivery CT apy property
belonging to said Bankrupt to him or for his use. and
the transfer any property by him s-e forbidden by
law; that meeting OF the Creditors of the said Bank
rup to prove their debts. and to choose one or more
Assianees Of his Fsat will be held at Court Of Bank
rupcy to be holden No. 50 Broad street. Charleston,
j. c., before R. B. CARPENTER, Reg stsr on the soh
day Of November. A. D. 1887. as1 o'clock F. II.
J. p NJ EPPNG.
United States Marshal az Messenger.
Eovembsr 10 nov1e,30
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

agoRPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
HENRYM MOOD of the springstreet Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South IL perform Divine Service In this
Chapel Te-Morrow afternoon. December lst, at 81
o.c,oct November 80
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a@ BEAUTIFUL HA1R.-MANY YEARS IN
chemical experiments has resulted in the perfection OF
CHEvALIEi. LIFE FOR TIE HAIR, an un'ivalled
hair dressing, imparng life and increased nutri
ment to the har preventing badness and arrestng its
progress when commenced; regulating and sustaining
the principle upon which the color OF hair depends
thereby post tvely restoring grey hair to its original
color and youthful beauty and stopping its Ealing out
at once. Sold by all Druggists.
s. A. CHEvALIER Md, New York
For sale by DOWIE NOISE
Wholesale Agents for South Carolina,
October Is tuihs emo NO. 151 Meeting street.
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asrNOTICE T MARINERS.-CAP A II 6INs
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Aslie'
Rtver are requested not to do anywhere within d'rec
range of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side
the Ashley River; by which precauHon contact with tn
submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. C. TURNER, q. NJ.
aarbor Masters Office Charleston. February 1ses
February --.
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THE HERALD

is PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBEfR BIZ c. g.. AZ
J. 81 per annum, and. having large ctrculaaon
through all the upper and lower Districts OF the s2te
affords great advantages TO advertisers
Rates Tor advertising very reasonsble-lor WHICH s1
10 our Agent, Mr. 4. P. SL.IDkE, 1t Tie NILS house>
rHOS q X Ii SRENEKEk.
Nov6mbey kdsaSs spd frsYrtetoes
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THE sENyMTTsvILLE JOURHAL

Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING At
Bennettsville. S. c., in the eastern portion Of the
STATE by sTUBBs l. LITTLE, Proprietors, and Offer
superior inducements Merchants and ali others who
wish extend their business in this section OF the Pee
Dec country. We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
Dur Charleston friends. .s- ..-.-
rerus-s3 pei II mum, invariably in advance AdSer'
tiseme.ts inserted very reasonable rates. JuYf
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November 80

ca NOTICE.-Mr GABRIEL DEWITT Is
duly authorized to act as Ateney during our abb
sonce from the city. DURBEC & CO.
November Is mthsS
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
IBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. ]

TIE MAIL RoUTEs-suLLIoN IN sANKs-EvAcUAIIoE
OF ROME.
PARIS, November 29.-Tbe bullion N the Bank
Of France has increased 12QO0 trancs,
LONDON, November 29.-The Cunard steamers
Will carry the mail another year between England
and New York.
Tho French evacuation OF the Papal States viii
be completed on Monday.
herlin paper says that only Austria has az
ceptei the proposed conference. The other pow
e:s exact explanations or give evasive answers.
The bullion in the Bank Of acland has decreased
S1,75O,O0O.
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Gy y YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO Lit =
couatry home, after sojonrn OF tow months In /
city was har4ly recognized b. her trends In place OF
coarse rustic, flushed coe, she had soft ruby con
plexion OF almos; marble smoothness, and instead
TT nty.hrcc she really appeared but eighteen Upon IL
1u-y as 10 the OF SO great change she PLAINLY
told them that she used the CIRCA1>IAN BALM, ar"
considered 1t an invaluable acquisition to any lady toilet
BY its use auy Lady Gentlemen can improve their per-
sona appearance an hun ired fold. 1t is simple IN IL
conDinauou as Nature herself is simple yet dnsurpasS
ca il its efficacy drawing impurities from, also heal
ing clco asns cnd beautry1ng the skin and complexion
Dv it, direct the cutcle it draws from It all ,tr
impurities kindly healing the and leaving the sur
aco IS a:uro Intended should beclear, soft, smooth
and beautiful rrice ST. by Mall or Express, Oh
ceipt of an order, by
". L CLARK co., Chemists,
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TRIAL OF MIR. DAVIS.

Full Proceedings OF the United States Cir
cult Court at Richmond--Judge Under
woods Charge to tho Grand jury
Remarks OF Counsel--Trial POST
poned until March-New Wit
Desses Another Indictment
Movements of MIR. Davis.
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CHERAW ADVERTISER,
TaE uRANGEBURa NEW

1NUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
L Orangeburg, S. C. TerTs % per annum, in sd-
vance
During the spring and fall copies Of tho
Nm ,yaroURo News viii be circulated the benefit
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted the most hbor7i
lerns Address SAMUEL DIBR.E
Editor OrangeburS News
Fshruary 25 OranQelIlrg.
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1,le--u-, ONE OF TIE ABOVE STEAMERS
NSfssNss A,S ~ will leave Charleston every Monday.
LfS1Efk54fIS Wednesday, and f.,day Aornns- at Z
@AI@ o'clock; and Savannah every NJ. AS
We.desdGy and Friday Morning, at O'Clock. loLch.
ing at Button on As day, trp >rom Charles oi' ana
Wednesday, trip from Savannah. ~
all Way Freight also Blutftcn wharfage. must he pre-
pald.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
John FERGUSON, Accomn odation Thart
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S H Up PIN G 4.
FOR LIVERPOOL.

r. THE Al AMERICAN SHIP R a. TUCKER
NRI r. T. RUSDLETT Muster, Is now ready for cargo
and will have dispatch fer the above port.
For Freight engagements apply to
STREET BROTHERS CO..
November % No. "a East Bay.
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ar BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THI

e3- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THlS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In the world. The
ouy ira: and perfect Ly,-haraless, reliable, instan
taueous. so disappointment. No ridiculous tnts
Sa;ural Black or brown. Remedies the i'll effects OF Ba
Dyes 1ngocates !s hair leaving it SOFT and beautiful
The genuine signed William A. Bachelor. All Others
.re mere rltations an1 should be avoided Bold by al
Druggists IND pcrfuIners. Factory. No. 81 Barcley
sueet, New York.
GS- BEWARE OF a cOCN1 ERFEII.
DECEMBER IL 1T
GJ WHEATON'S OINTMENT WILL Cur
the Itch.
MHEATO IS oE;TMENT will cure Salt Rheum.
wEEAToNS DIN MENT cures Old Sores
wEEAToN's OINTMENT cures all Diseases Of tn
Skin.
Price 80 cents; by man GO cents All druggists sell II
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, p-cr-ieoss
September 16 @"A'
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as BAPTISM.-ON SUNDAY, THE. Is DE-
CEMBtR betwee, the hours Of 10 and II O'Clock a NJ
Providence permits the aorrisstreet Baptist Cnurch
will have the sacred ORDINANCE OF BAPTISM admin
stered by their Pastor In the Ashley River near coun-
Gil street. West end of Traddstree But II the weather
proves nclement tie Ordinance will be administered in
their Church. Prior TO the Baptism. collection will be
taken up in aid Of their Church.
Rov. JACOB LEGARF, Pastor.
J. c. PAwLzY Clerk. November 80
ag E.-CONSIGNEES PER BREMEN
bark "GAUss" from Bremen, are hereby notified that
she has been entered under the Five Days Act aud will
discharge cargo at Atlantic Wharf all goods not per-
mitted o. the expiration of that time. will be sent to
public Stores GEORGE A. HOPLEY & co.
November 80
ca CONsIGNEES NOTICE.-CO CONSIGNEEs
per British Bark YUNURI are hereby notified that she
has been entered under the Five Day Act and all Goods
not permitted at the expiration Of hat time will be sent
TO Public Stores. RAVENEL W.
November 2s
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VESSELS WANTED IMMEDIATELY

VESSELS WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
Il. TO LOAD SHINGLES, DRESSED ANl' IN
E1EH TIE ROUGH, for Northern Ports Highest
rates paid. TUCKER JACKSON,
shipping and Commission Merchants,
November % No. 112 East Bsy.
FOR NEW York. lIERCHANTs' LINE.
THE FIRST CLASS REGULAR PACKET
LIN Schooner LILLY, B. FRAacIs Master, wants 200
NkSAbales Cotton snd Light Freight 10 ill up. and
.SSEsail with quick dispatch.
November 20 fm2 WILLIAM ROACH.
FOR BOSTON.
THE NEW sCBR. 81. Q. c. WI5HART. I"
iIN Mason, master, having the bulk of her cargo
LNESA engaged, will take small amount OF hsht
sS- freisht for the above port &C.,
For Freight engagements apply to -
RE,LEY CREIGHTON.
N g. 14S ana 1B East Bay.
Superior accommodations for passenger
November 27
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November 19

sy THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTR1CT.-IN EQUrTY-B. W. Ed
WARDS Administrators T. E. HowLE, ". Z. s. HoWLE
JAMES P. WILSON AND oTHERs-BILL FOB m
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered
that the CREDITORS ofTHoMAs E. HowLE. deceased,
be enjoned from proceeding to recover their claims at
law against the complainant and that they do prove and
establish their demands against the said HowLE before
the Commissioner oft,s Court or before the first day
of December next and In default thereof that they be
barred the benadt OF any decree to be pronounced
herein.
The above 10 true copy from the original order made
In tho above stated caso. 18th February 1857
A. F. EDWARDS, G. E. D. D.
commisaioners Once, Darlington c. e., Feb a. 1857.
Februarv "a Sal
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ca MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANI oD.-An Essay tor
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude. aud the Physc'
logical Errors, buses and Diseases which create I'M
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief.
Sent In scaled letter envelopes, tree Of charge.
Address Dr. ]. sKILLN HoUdHToN,
Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa
September 2s Smos
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No. West Fayette street, Syracuse n. 7.
The orly American Agents ior the sale OF the same
March 50 Tyr
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,royEMESTs OF HtR. DAVIS,

Mr.. Davis IVES not in court yesterday at all but
remained quietly at homo. ;Atter, the adjourn
with him in Judge Ould's -parlor. A great many
Of his personal friends called during the course Of
the day. The Interview between tAo. ex-Presidcnt
and General Lee was prolonged and exceedingly
pleasant.
Nr. Davis will remain in Richmond for several
DAYS. unless something unf occurs. He
has no. yet decided whether to return to Canada
or to spend the winter in tho sunny South. II is
thought that he could hardy stand The extreme
cold OF British America. Mrs. Davis is stlll IN
Montreal, and is in excellent health.
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MERCHAgTs' LINE.

THIS LINE IS COMPOSED OF THE FOL-
;tA LOVING FIKST.CLASS PACKETS, leaving
.Ssa SsaS Schooner B. n HAWKINS, sos tons, Wyatt
Master. -'---
Schooner MYRovER, 4s5 tons, Hughes, Master. =
Schooner Robert CALDWELL, 46S tons, Mccormick
Master. .--~ -
Schooner MOSES B. BRAMHALL. sse tons. Hussey.
Master. ,..r. .
Schooner LILY 4l2 tons, Francis, Master
schooner n. W. SMITH, 40 tons, Tookcr, Mssser. 50
Also other FIRST-CLASS VESSELS runntng II COD.
nection. Freight TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. All
merchandise produce consigned TO caro- Of the agents
will be forwarded FREE OF COMMISSION from this
port to points OF destination and EEFECT
ED AS Low AS BY FGRsT.CLASS STEAMSHIPS Oh
SAIL VESSELS. s.- st-sZ
For Freight engagements apply TO
WILLIAM ROACH, Charleston. O.
Orto N. L. McCREADY & CO., New York,
November 16 LIMO
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From the fac. that several distinguished Fedora!
and Confederate officers have been samnoned to
appear before the grand jury, it may be reason
ably concluded that it is dosgned to fame
another indictment. Under tre latter, 1t is pro-
osed to bring Mr.. Davis to tria! in March. Cen
eral Leo and Generals Porter and Parke Of Gen
oral Grants staff expect to go before the inquest
to-daT.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-31
JAMES DAVIS, Chief Marshal.
c. II. RAwsoN, Ass;...,.s
l.. III. PLACE, AA''''''''

The Superintendent of the grounds will
have charge Of the entire grounds except
as herein noted. He will direct exhibitors
on their arrival to proper departments on
the grounds, and exercise q general super
vision, preserving order and decorum he
will see that proper supplies of food for
stock are on the grounds, and convenient
of access.
The Superintendents Of departments are
required to take charge of all animals and
articles belonging to their departments,
on their arrival on the ground, and see
that they are arranged in their proper pla-
ces, exhibitors to assist in doing SO. Su-
perintendents will please be on the ground
early Wednesday morning, to assume the
duties of their Office.
The Chief Marshal shall have charge of
the grounds, (under control of the execu-
tive committee,) and the police corps, dur
ing the exhibition, and it shall be his duty,
with his aids and police, to preserve order
throughout, make himself familiar with the
Programme, and execute it to the letter.
The assistant Marshals will aid the Chief
in every particular to carry out the designs
Of the directors, and will execute all or
dsrs from the executive committee.
The Executive Committee will employ
the police, which may be discharged by
them or the Marshal, for not fully perform
ing their duty.
The Policemen shall be sworn in rs con-
servators of the peace, shall obey the or
ders Of tho Marshal, arrest any person Gre
ating disorder, or violating any rules of
the exhibition, or laws of the State.
The Executive Committee will employ
the gate-keepers, and if necessity requires,
it shall be their duty to make arrests in the
vicinity of their stations.
TO EXHIBITORS.
Before applying for an entry card, exam
inc carefully the list, ascertain the exact
class where your articles or animals be-
longs, and the award for which you desire
to compete.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY.
All entries competing for premiums,
must be made in the name of the bona tide
owners should doubts arise, awarding
committees may require afidavits, as to
ownership, residence, &c.
Any exhibitor who shall attempt to in
terfere with the committee, in the perform
ance of their duties, by letter or other
wise, shall be excluded from competition.
No animal shall be permitted to occupy
any stall belonging to the society, unless
entered on the SecretaIy's books for pre-.
MUM. Any person violating this rule will
be charged two dollars per day for stall Sc
occupied.
Animals or articles cannot receive pre-
miums when awarded, if removed before
the termination of the Fair, without the
consent of the President or Ex. committee.
The officers in attendance win take all
possible care Of animals and articles after
they are placed upon the ground, but the
society cannot be responsible for any loss
or damage that may occur.
All animals or articles for competition
must have placed upon them card, which
will he furnished by the Secretary, show.
ing the class and number, but in no case
will the owners be allowed to put their
names thereon.
Exhibitors must have their animals and
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PROGRAMME.
CLAYTON County Agricultural Society, .forn.-
ed May 25M, lS6l-Re-oryanized Nay
2ah, 1867.
OFFICERS EoR 1867
President, P. G. BAILEY, GRAND Meadow.
Vice President, j. II. GLASS, McGregor.
Secretary, j. E. C0RLErr, Farmersburg.
7reanrer, CHAs. WATKINS, do
DIRECTORS
J.J. RoBERrs, Fsrmersburg.
C.L. MILLER, do
ID. II. HUTCHINs do
B. +. Fox, Garnavillo.
JOHN GRINNELL, Clayton.
NJ. w. LOvErr, Elk.
BUEL KNArP, Boardman.
+. PRICE, Jefferson.
JoHN SHAW, Monona.
JAS. NEwBERRY, LodomillO.
Va EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
PIG. BAILEY, p. o., Hardin.
j. H. GLASS, do McGregor.
\ j. +. CoRLErr, do Farmersburs.
Wednesday, First Day.-Entries may be
made during the day at the Secretary's Of.
fee, inside the grounds. Entries in class
,Sir must be made before , o'clock, D. m.
Division Superintendents will be ready to
receive and arrange articles and animals
during the day. The draft match and
walking match will be disposed of during
the afternoon commencing ut o'clock
Class 6.
Thursday, Second Day.-Division Su-
perintendents will receive and arrange ar
ticles and animals until IL o'clock q. m.-
Entries can be made ut the Secretary's Of
fee until II o'clock m, at which time all
articles and animals must be in their ap-
propriate places on the grounds, except
Nos. 7, 8 & 81. No entries will be made
for competition after IL o'clock, IN. TIE
afternoon will be devoted to examinations
and awards, in all departments except
classes Z, 8 4 81. In the stock department
the various classes will be disposed of in
the order Of premium list, commencing ut
half past IL m. Committees will meet Mt
Secretary's Office, receive their books, and
proceed to perform their duties at the time
above specified. The Marshal will cause
all persons except Officers and Judges to
leave the hall while the Judges are max
ing examinations and awards, commence
ing at l p. m. Roadsters, matched teams,
&c., class 4, will be disposed Of in the Or
der of premium list.
Friday, Third Doy.-Commencing at Q
a. m, with class 8 in order of premium
list.
Next class I in order of premium list.
All must be disposed of by 2 p. m, at
which time awards will be declared, and
payment Of premiums commence at hall
past 2, grand procession Of all premium
animals can march once around the track.
Gate will be opened at 3 p. M, and ami
mails and articles can he removed.